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Nokia has started to offer a set of printable 3D backs for its Lumia 820 smartphone, according to a report from Engadget. Customers are able to download the files from Nokia's website and either forward them to a printing service or bring them into a store to get a (somewhat) unique made-to-order case.
The snap-on cases harken back to one of Nokia's most popular phones of all time, the Nokia 5110, for which there was an endless supply of snap-on faceplates sold at innumerable mall kiosks. Nokia is now calling itself "the first major phone company to begin embracing the 3D printing community."
Customers who download the printing files (free Nokia developer account required) can forward them to online services like Sculpteo or Shapeways to get a single print in a color of their choice. As for retail options, Staples now provides 3D printers along with the rest of its print, ship, and copy arsenal in its brick-and-mortar stores.
While this seems like a bit of a gimmick for the middle-of-the-road Lumia 820, it makes us eager for the day when we can print-to-order cases for other smartphones, maybe created by DIY enthusiasts who aren't backed by a manufacturing operation but are handy with Maya.


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A Sandwich a Day: The Chocolate Cake and Salted Peanut Gelato Donut Sandwich From Black Dog Gelato
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This might not be the typical sandwich you're used to from A Sandwich a Day, but since I'm your resident self-proclaimed troublemaker, well, that shouldn't surprise you too much. On August 29th, Black Dog Gelato teamed up with the Glazed and Infused doughnut folks to create sandwiches of insanely diabetic proportions. Unfortunately, it was only a single day event, so if you're reading this right now, you've already missed out.
They came up with four types: Lemon doughnut with blueberry French toast gelato, chocolate cake doughnut with Nutella and salty pretzel gelato, Terry's Toffee doughnut with milk stout gelato, and last but not least, a giant apple fritter with salted peanut gelato (all $6, fritter sandwich $8). Yes, you read all that correctly. Talk about balls to the wall, folks.
If you've never had a Glazed and Infused doughnut before, they're big. Like, the size of my hand big, with the little wiggly fingers all stretched out (step off, I have small childlike hands that I've been told are creepy, which makes me sad inside). They're also decadent, rich, and sugary. The chocolate doughnut sandwich (pictured above) is cake-like and fudgy, glazed with even more chocolate, and paired with even more chocolate—this time in the form of Nutella gelato studded with salty pretzel bits. Yes, it's as tooth-aching as it sounds, with the sweet starchy cake doughnut around cold and sweet gelato, and tiny salt bombs hidden inside.
So I lied, there's two sandwiches in this post; the Terry's Toffee doughnut with milk stout gelato (Terry's Toffee is a hometown favorite) concoction, stuffed with milk stout gelato, tastes like a coffee cake pumped with cold, mildly flavored stout ice cream. Between the two, the chocolate was my favorite. In fact, I should have only gotten one. But you know, you don't wanna get mixed up with a guy like me. I'm a loner, Dottie. A rebel.
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Harley Davidson motorcycles are timeless icons of Americana that seem to only get better with age. Why would Harley riders be any different? Harley Davidson riders are a breed all their own, taking the scenic route over the well-traveled shortcuts and turning heads wherever they go on their hog.
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The SmartSpace Designer makes buying furniture simple and accessible. Most space planners are clunky, complicated, and difficult to use. And even if you learn to use a space planner, it's almost impossible to share your idea with friends, family, or coworkers and give them the ability to make changes and give feedback. The SmartSpace Designer isn't a space planner - it doesn't constrain you with spatial dimensions or provide an exact representation of the footprint of a sofa and how that fits into your space. Instead, the SmartSpace offers a medium for your ideas to flow, your creativity to emerge, and your space's potential to expand beyond what you thought possible.
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With an endless list of things to do, a vibrant nightlife and amazing properties, Hampton Bays is a part of the East End that will stun real estate buyers. The prices here are a great value and the homes are incredible. This week's top five focus's on the best homes for sale in Hampton Bays under $2 million.
Hidden Jewel on Peconic Waterfront in Cul de Sac on 1.30 Acre, $1,995,000
Tucked away in a zen like setting that allows you to surround yourself in a serene canvas that offers 4 bedrooms 3 .5 bathrooms and an open floor plan with a kitchen/dining/living room and a wrap-around deck. The pond views are amazing within its natural setting. The home is a must see and is priced to sell.
This sprawling 3-acre property overlooking the bay is home to this newly renovated 4,000-square-foot, classic home. The home has four bedrooms, including a master suite. There are 3.5 baths, a formal dining room, 3 fireplaces, a pool house, a sunroom, a large 2 room shed, a koi pond, a 3-car heated, attached garage and much more. Subdivision is possible with a water easement which adds significant value.
Hampton Bays Waterfront, $1,950,000
This spectacular Hampton Bays home has nice water views. Enjoy over 150 feet of sandy beach. The kitchen is fabulous with Viking appliances and stone counters. There are first and second floor master suites. This home is in an excellent location on one of the most wonderful streets in the hamlet. The master bedroom has a large deck which enhances the waterviews. There is a fireplace, a one-car garage, a laundry room, and a community tennis court.
Waterfront Paradise, $1,725,000
Unique magical beach cottage on over 4 acres of waterfront on Squires Pond with quick access to Great Peconic Bay with private sandy beaches. Room for expansion, pool and tennis. Very private. Adjacent 2.3-acre parcel with 2,200-square-foot house available too for a compound.
Bulkheaded Gracious Traditional, $1,725,000
This 3-story historic home in the Estate area is located down a quiet country lane. This beautifully appointed home has been completely renovated and offers 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, a family room, sitting room, living room, maids room and a dining area. Situation on a lovely, manicured parcel, this property includes a heated in-ground pool, hot tub and an entertainers gazebo. Bring your jet skis or boat! The recently redone bulkhead can accommodate a boat up to 35 feet and leads to the Shinnecock Bay, just minutes to the inlet!


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Every failed meeting with a prospective new client starts with the advisor hearing the prospect describe his or her needs, yet somehow the advisor's response was inadequate to the occasion.
What is that intangible quality keeping even an articulate and knowledgeable advisor from connecting with a potential client?
For an answer to one of the most common and frustrating advisor challenges, AdvisorOne turned to the veteran financial services marketer Jay Nagdeman, president of Suasion Resources and author of "The Professional's Guide to Financial Services Marketing."
"The tendency of an advisor is to say, 'I hear you, now let me tell you what the answer is,'" he said.
So while an advisor and prospect are ostensibly discussing investing and retirement, it is the deeper, beneath-the-surface qualities that really must get communicated, says the Roseland, N.J.-based consultant.
"What advisors tend to think about is how to articulate the products or services that they can offer to their prospect or their client; whereas I'm not sure that is what the prospect or client is really thinking about," Nagdeman says. "What it all boils down to is the advisor is not selling products and services; they're selling trust."
Nagdeman offered three critical ways a financial advisor communicates that intangible quality. "First, the advisor must show that he or she cares about the client and wants them to succeed—and really understands their concerns. Above all what they're expressing is the care that they have for that client."
In other words, the advisor should not be trying to sell, and it is not enough to hear what the client or prospect is saying. Rather, the advisor should actively listen, and respond on a human level.
The second critical factor that builds trust is transparency.
"It's important that advisors really communicate all the information necessary so that the client can evaluate all the options, to make sure the client knows what's being recommended and why it's being recommended, and when fees come up, to really discuss all aspects of advisor compensation in a thoroughly forthright manner," Nagdeman says.
Advisors should show no hesitation on this sensitive topic. "Clients understand that advisors have to be paid for what they're doing and there should be no shame in collecting a fee." Nagdeman adds that such transparency is a competitive imperative today. "Look at what the competition has these days," he says. "You can go online, do all your trading, research, recordkeeping and more, and it's all as transparent as can be."
The third critical factor in establishing trust is demonstrating competence. "Your knowledge, communications skill, advice and guidance, the specialists you call on all determine the extent to which you are viewed as having genuine expertise," he says.
Another area, apart from basic trust building, that advisors sometimes have trouble with is in understanding the distinction between marketing and sales, and not to give short shrift to the former.
"The ability to effectively communicate who you are and what your value propositions are and to frame that in messaging which is compelling is the value that marketing provides," Nagdeman says.
And that is more critical today than ever as a result of the intensity of competition in financial services.
"You have to differentiate yourself from others who are doing exactly the same thing as you are. We are living in a very commoditized area, which is why people turn to the Web to do [low-cost] trades. Because they don't understand the value that an advisor brings to them.
"So the ability to market yourself effectively is really the ability to tell your story in such a way that gives you a relevant differentiation from others who are doing the same thing and to state why they should do business with you," he says.
So rather than sit across from the client or prospect with sales goals in your mind, a financial advisor would do well to consider that marketing and sales work together, but the former precedes the latter.
"Peter Drucker said: 'Marketing takes the ball and runs the first 50 yards, then hands off to sales, which runs for the touchdown.'
"It's really the marketing that makes successful sales seamless and effective," Nagdeman says. "It's the combination of the two skill sets that first gets, then capitalizes on visibility and attention in the target marketplace."


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Huge Success Despite City Council Attempt to Shut Down Gun Shows
January 26, 2013
With gun shows across the country drawing record crowds, it's no surprise to find lines of 500 people plus at a time waiting to get inside with thousands more at the Saxet Gun Show, taking place this January 26 & 27 at the Travis County Expo Center in Austin, Texas.
This despite the fact that the Austin City Council, along with various county entities, have moved to try to shut down gun shows and even ban them from taking place on private property.
Our reporters and readers attending the show sent photos of the wait from the muddy parking lot to get inside the event that one can normally walk right into. A police officer estimated the line to be at least 500 strong at about 9:30 AM, with likely as many as 10,000 attending the gun show throughout the day.
Clearly, we are witnessing a grassroots rejection of Obama's gun control designs, as this crowd makes the obvious point that people are unwilling to give up their 2nd Amendment rights for political expediency. A gun show last week in Jackson, Tennessee, like others across the country, also drew thousands in record attendance.
As this photo demonstrates, there was a massive line just to get into and out of the parking lot, with reported gridlock surrounding the event center stretching for miles.
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Dalton named AFC Offensive Player of Week
From the Cincinnati Bengals media relations department;
Cincinnati Bengals QB Andy Dalton today was named the AFC Offensive Player of the Week by the NFL.
Dalton completed 21 of 30 passes for 199 yards, four TDs and 0 INTs (127.6 passer rating) in the Bengals' 31-13 win vs. the N.Y. Giants on Sunday. It was the first game of his career with four TD passes.
Dalton's scoring passes went to four different receivers — 56 yards to WR A.J. Green and 11 yards to WR Andrew Hawkins in the first quarter, and 10 yards to TD Jermaine Gresham and 10 yards to WR Mohamed Sanu in the third quarter. The last three of those TD passes came on third down.
Dalton is on a record yards and TDs pace. Through nine games, he has posted a passing yards average that projects to a Bengals record. With an average of 258.8 yards, he's on pace for a full season to hit 4140. The club record is 4131 by Carson Palmer in 2007. Perhaps even more importantly, Dalton is now on pace to tie Palmer's season record of 32 TD passes in 2005. Against the Giants, Dalton pushed his numbers to 18 in nine games.
Additionally, Dalton's 203 completions — 22.6 per game — project to a total of 361 over 16 games. That would be third in club history, behind Palmer's totals of 373 in 2007 and 362 in '10.
This the third time this season a Bengals player has earned an AFC Player of the Week Award. CB Adam Jones was named AFC Special Teams Player of the Week for his performance vs. Cleveland in Week 2, when he returned three punts for 90 yards in the Bengals' 34-27 home win, including an 81-yarder for a touchdown on the game's opening punt. And, DE Michael Johnson was named AFC Defensive Player of the Week for his performance at Washington in Week 3, when he recorded three sacks for minus-17 yards in the Bengals' 38-31 win at Washington on Sunday.
Also earlier this season, WR A.J. Green was named AFC Offensive Player of the Month for the month of September.
The last Bengals player to be named AFC Offensive Player of the Week was Palmer for his performance vs. Chicago in Week 7 of 2009.


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David Knight ready for return to 2102 Enduro World Championship
Following a 2011 season wrecked by injury, KTM Enduro Factory Team rider David Knight returns to the Enduro World Championship next weekend fit, strong, and determined to win another Enduro 3 world title. Here the three-time E3 champion talks about how his pre-season preparations have gone and his hopes for the year ahead…
How's your pre-season preparations been, racing both British and Spanish Enduro Championship events?
David: 'My results have been a bit mixed. At the opening round of the British Enduro Championship I won both days, which I was really pleased about. The conditions were very muddy and it was a tough weekend of riding so to come away with two strong wins there was very rewarding. I also rode the opening round of the British Sprint Enduro Championship too. The conditions were extremely cold and on the first day I crashed and hurt my hand but I recovered well the following day to get the win.'
You also travelled to the Spanish championship, but things haven't gone so well there?
David: 'Yes, with the first two rounds of the Enduro World Championship being held in South America I was conscious of getting in some training on dry and dusty conditions. I suffered with a small bike problem during both rounds but when everything was going good I was pushing for the Enduro 3 class win. I was pleased with that as the quality of the riders competing was high and the tests were quite tight and twisty, which made it hard work on the bigger four-stroke bike. Unfortunately, we had some bike problems but I think we've almost fixed the issue.'
Last year you were sidelined following double hip surgery, are you now fully recovered?
David: 'Yeah, I'm feeling really good about how I'm riding at the minute. Everything is back to normal and physically I feel 100 per cent. I spent a lot of time during the winter working on my fitness and building my strength back up. I'm looking forward to getting back into world championship race mode again.'
With the world championship kicking off next weekend in Chile, what are your expectations for the season ahead?
David: 'My goal is to win. I want to be the world champion this year – that's the only goal that I have in mind. It'll be a tough fight this season as there's some really good talent in Enduro 3, which is sure to make it an exciting season. My immediate goals are to make it through Chile and Argentina without problems. Last year my season ended before it really began and I know from that how important these next few weeks will be. I'll be racing to win but if I can't then I know it'll be crucial to end each day on the podium.'
As you mentioned there is a lot of talent in the Enduro 3 class this season. Do you see Christophe Nambotin and Joakim Ljunggren as your biggest rivals?
David: 'I think they'll be the two strongest guys to look out for, but I hope I'll be stronger. I think Christophe will probably be the biggest threat – he proved that last year in his battles with Mika Ahola. He'll be a serious championship contender, that's for sure. Also Joakim has stepped it up as well. He now does a lot of his training in Spain so he'll be fast in those conditions and he's also got a home race this year so he'll be keen to do well in that. But I'm experienced enough to know that this will be a long season and what matters is being consistent at every event.'
What are your thoughts on racing in South America, have you ever raced there before?
David: 'I've only ever been to Mexico and that was in 2008 for the FunEnduro race. I think Chile will be even ground for everyone. Judging by what I've seen and read about it, it's going to be somewhat hard pack and stony so it won't be the same as what the ISDE was a few years ago. I enjoy those types of conditions and think they should suit me. I'm looking forward to getting the championship started.'
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Blue Jays Litsch elects free agency
The Toronto Blue Jays have reinstated RHP Jesse Litsch from the 60-day disabled list. The right-hander has elected free agency in lieu of accepting an outright assignment to the minor leagues.
Litsch, 27, posted a 27-27 record with a 4.16 ERA in 88 games (67 starts) over parts of five seasons with the Blue Jays (2007-11).
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BALTIMORE (AP) Dylon Cormier and Erik Etherly combined for 42 points to lift Loyola (MD) over Rider 71-65 Friday night in Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference play.
Cormier and Etherly posted almost identical stat lines, as each made seven shots from the field, including a 3-pointer, and six free throws en route to 21 points. Cormier added six assists and seven rebounds and Etherly had eight boards for Loyola (10-5, 2-1), which held a 38-29 rebounding advantage.
It was the first time this season Loyola had two players score over 20 points.
Loyola led 31-25 at halftime but Rider (6-9, 1-2) cut the deficit to two, 43-41, behind Dera Nd-Ezuma's layup at the 10:59 mark. However, Loyola rattled off 10 straight points to pull away. Robert Olson (10 points) capped the run with a layup while Cormier and Etherly both hit free throws during the spurt.
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Game 3 – We Need The DH… Why?
The Phillies' three-run rally in the second hinged on the high-quality bunt by Cole Hamels (and the Yankees' inability to handle it – but ultimately that might have been incidental: a bad bunt is fielded easily by either Andy Pettitte or Jorge Posada).
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Odd – I was thinking about the DH rule when I watched Pettitte batting earlier. There's always that automatic assumption that pitchers won't bat as well as they pitch, but why should that necessarily be true?
On a side note, I saw a copy of Ken Burns' "Baseball" (the companion book) in a used bookstore while I was visiting Seattle… for $12. I almost bought it, but I think it would have taken up probably half of the weight allotment for one suitcase. HUGE book. I'm kind of regretting passing on it, now… but isn't that always the case? You know what they say about hindsight. 🙂
i was speechless. i usually laugh when i see a pitcher at bat but now…now i've seen everything. much respect for pettite.
The way this game started, I was sure the Phillies were going to take this one tonight easily. Starting pitching not so good on either side. But then I am one who lives for the 1-0 World Series pitching performances with lots of strike outs and great defense. Throw in a play at the plate in the 9th to decide the game one way or the other. I know, those games are rare. And actually, this is a pretty good game tonight. All the games so far I think have been good.
13 different pitchers have combined to hit 15 World Series home runs.
"An outfield composed of (Ty) Cobb, (Tris) Speaker and (Babe) Ruth, even with Ruth, lacks the combined power of (Joe) DiMaggio, (Stan) Musial and (Ted) Williams." – Connie Mack
Forget about instant replay, how are we going to get the American League to revoke the DH? It takes away so much intrigue in any game, including those moments when an automatic out turns into an RBI. As a Phillies fan I was livid Pettite got that hit(first pitch curveball to the pitcher? what were you thinking Cole?), but at the same time I love seeing pitchers get wood on the ball. Speaking of which, with Sabathia tonight, we're gonna see some serious cuts from a big man who loves to get ABs.
You can probably ask the Yankees and Chien Ming Wang if the DH should continue -at least in the AL.
You know that they didn't use the DH in the 1977 World Series? Is there a reason they didn't use it that year?


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Dell may wait until the end of this year to launch its anticipated public cloud, a vice president with the company told Network World sister site ITWorld, a move that puts the company behind other big-name vendors that are already executing on their cloud strategies.
RELATED: Just what is Dell's cloud strategy?
MORE CLOUD: Gartner's Top 10 cloud storage providers
Nnamdi Orakwue, Dell's vice president of cloud, told ITWorld's Nancy Gohring that the OpenStack platform - which Dell hopes to use as a base for its public cloud - is "not where it needs to be." Instead of prematurely launching a public cloud service based on nascent technology - which he says rival HP has done - Dell will wait until later this year to launch its public cloud services.
If Dell waits until the end of this year to launch an OpenStack public cloud, it will be behind some of the other big names of the OpenStack project in launching a public cloud service though. Rackspace, an original founding member of the OpenStack project, has had an OpenStack powered public cloud up and running since August of 2012. HP launched a public beta of its OpenStack-powered cloud late last year as well. IBM has joined the OpenStack project but has not made any announcements of a public cloud offering yet either.
MORE OPENSTACK: Backers hope '13 is the year for OpenStack adoption
CLOUD SHOWDOWN: Amazon vs. Rackspace (OpenStack) vs. Microsoft vs. Google
Orakwue was critical of HP's cloud strategy, saying that because of the immaturity of OpenStack's code, HP has had to innovate significantly on top of it to launch its cloud. Dell's strategy, he says, will be to stay more closely aligned with the OpenStack code so that users of the open source technology will be able to easily connect their on-premise OpenStack clouds with Dell's public cloud.
Dell has been an early supporter of the OpenStack project; one of the company's principal architects, Rob Hirschfeld, sits on the OpenStack Board of Directors. Thus far, Dell has focused its efforts mostly on private cloud OpenStack deployments, which it encourages users to run on Dell servers using Crowbar, a tool that provides reference architecture to simplify cloud deployments. For public cloud services, Dell has partnered with companies such as Rackspace, and has made its system compatible with APIs from Amazon Web Services. A public cloud offering that the company could roll out later this year would provide that capability natively, without the need to rely on partners. This year, OpenStack backers hope to release two new versions of its code, one in the spring and another in the fall.
Network World staff writer Brandon Butler covers cloud computing and social collaboration. He can be reached at email@example.com and found on Twitter at @BButlerNWW.


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So as I said yesterday, I was a little tired in the morning and didn't get up as planned to do my 4 miler tempo run. All day I ate super crappy and thought about my tempo run and how much it was going to be horrible and I would probably throw up chocolate. Alas, I got home, changed and took off immediately. I felt pretty good and just told myself to focus on the four miles and then I would be golden for the evening and wouldn't have to worry about running again until my 14 miler on Thursday!
My first mile was clocked at 8:06. Whoooooaaaa there slow down! I didn't slow down though, I sped up! I need to get back into running tempos! The second mile was 7:40. EEEEEK SLOW DOWN! I finally got more in the groove and the third mile was 8:18 which was closer to my 8:30 goal pace. Then my last mile was at 8:41, which was the closest to where I wanted to be. I finished with a nice cool down of a half mile at 8:30 pace. That's what pace I wanted to run! Darn it. I will work on looking at my Garmin more next time and trying to be more consistent. The good thing was that throughout the run I felt strong and the paces weren't too hard. Looking back after the second mile I was tired, but that's because it was way too fast! Alas, I have another good tempo run over the weekend, hopefully on Sunday after I get back from Arizona for work.
So this week I have completed all my workouts thus far.
Gym on Monday, Tempo on Tuesday, Gym on Wednesday and my long run of 14 miles is tomorrow morning before I leave for Arizona. I am feeling REALLY good right now and thankful that I have started training in the right mindset.
I totally forgot to post a few pictures from over the Christmas Break! I went to a Kings Hockey Game with some friends the other night, and we were on the Jumbotron. It was actually a really fun game!
And, I also went to the Comedy Store in LA with Shea and our other friend, Stefana! She is actually going to be joining Shea and I in our house as our 3rd roommate! I can't believe that I've been living with Shea for 2 years tomorrow and Stefana is moving in tomorrow! Crazy!
So running and gyming is going well. Jams are good, and I got up this morning and did really well in the gym, again. I love feeling strong and not exhausted. Last night I went to the movies and watched Hood to Coast as well, and it was really a great movie! I am really glad I got the opportunity to see it and thought it was well documented. Though, when I saw scaffolding and portapotties, I did shudder. My job has scarred me!


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This last weekend FAB Defense has announced on a new product, the "Mojo Grip". The "Mojo Grip" is the latest evolution of one of FAB Defense's top selling products: the "MWG - Magazine Well Grip", for those of you how are not familiar with it the "MWG" the "MWG" is a patented Magwell grip design by FAB Defense that helps you hold and grip your AR rifle by the Mag. Well for better maneuverability while in CQB and more important it serves as a funnel enhancing mag reload speed and helps you keep your eyes on the target. OK, back to the "Mojo Grip": So the "Mojo Grip" is the latest evolution of the "MWG" keeping all its predecessor qualities only this time they added:
- A more stealthy design
- Improved anti-slip rugged grip design
- A slightly wider funnel
- And the reason for the name (for those of us how like to give a little bit of personality to our rifles ): The option to replace the grip with one of 4 different "Masks/grips" they offer.
The grip and masks are available in Black. OD Green, FDE and White; Now because the product is made from 2 separate parts (Body & Grip/Mask) FAB Defense also gives the option to combine colors, for example: a Black base/body with an FDE mask/grip.
*As I mentioned before, the masks are optional and I think it's important to mention that FAB Defense kept in mind and know that not everyone in the firearm industry likes all this kind of swag on their rifle, therefore the product comes with the tactical rugged grip by default plus a mask of your choice.
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Weight: 88gr
Width: 49mm
Height: 73mm
Length: 99mm
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- Replaceable grip area (Comes standard with the Tactical grip and one Mask grip)
- Functions as a flared and extended magazine well, enhances reload speed under stress
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- Durable and lightweight fiberglass reinforced polymer construction
- 60 degree magazine insertion angle
- Low light/ no light magazine changes
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In addition, our dogs' hips and elbows are radiographed at two years of age and submitted to OFA (Orthopedic Foundation for Animals) for evaluation. The Labs in our breeding program have passing hip and elbow clearances from OFA, current annual ACVO(American College of Veterinary Opthamologists) eye exams and have been Optigen tested.. While there is no guarantee in nature, we do feel that doing eye, hip and elbow clearances is one thing we can do to produce healthy, sound pups.


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By George Hart for the Museum of Mathematics
If you make a coffee table that express a mathematical idea and place it right in the middle of your living room, that certainly makes a statement to all who visit that math is central in your life.
This looks like an ordinary square coffee table, but note the cuts and the three hinges.
The table instantly transforms into an equilateral triangle, which is handy if you don't know how many people are coming over.
This bottom view shows the structure. The seven legs are positioned to support it in each corner, in both the square and triangle configuration. Greg Fredrickson describes how Jan de Koning constructed it for Joop Van Der Vaart, based on a suggestion of Howard Eves, that derives from the original 1903 dissection of Henry Dudeny.
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Welcome, I'm Iain! I'm a freelance Unity game developer and game designer. I have been designing and developing games for over 15 years, specialising in Unity for the last 5 years.
I work with my partner Amanda Lobb at our studio Dull Dude. We have developed high quality mobile and web games for clients such as EA, Playstation, Cartoon Network, BBC and Adult Swim. We have also released several original indie games together and have more in the pipeline. If you'd like my help on a project but you already have a designer/artist for your game, that's cool - I'm also available to hire on my own as a freelance programmer or game designer (remotely or onsite in London/Southern England).
We're always excited to hear from new clients, so if you have a game project in mind, please let us know. Our skills and services include desktop, web and mobile game development with Unity and C#, game design consultancy, 2D game art production, and more. I'm also an experienced university lecturer and trainer - if your organisation could benefit from training in Unity or game design, get in touch.
3D and 2D iOS (iPhone and iPad), Android and PC/Mac game development with Unity.
Game Design consultancy including help with pitches, game design documents, gamification, narrative design and puzzle design.
The Dumping Ground: You're The Boss (2015, Somethin' Else / BBC)
I was Technical Lead and co-designer of this BAFTA-winning mobile game, working with the excellent team at Somethin' Else and CBBC. (Programming, Game Design)
©Somethin' Else / BBC.
Supersaurs (2017, Preloaded / Jay Jay Burridge)
I helped Preloaded develop this fantastic augmented reality app, built using Unity and Vuforia. Hold your phone up to any of the book's 200 illustations, and they spring to life! (Programming)
Battle For Big Blue (2015, The Rumpus Room / G-Star RAW & Pharrell)
Eco-friendly mobile game with original music from Pharrell Williams! (Programming, Game Design, Level Design)
©G-Star RAW.
Happy Studio (2016, Preloaded / McDonald's)
I worked with Preloaded to develop some mini-games for this fun educational app. Info. (Programming, Additional Game Design)
Mr Bean Risky Ropes (2018, Good Catch)
As lead programmer, I worked with the excellent team at Good Catch to develop this fun endless runner. (Programming)
©Good Catch
Moshi Monsters Egghunt: Glumpageddon (2017, Mind Candy)
Working with Mind Candy's talented team, I coded this addicting minigame inside their Moshi Monsters Egg Hunt app. (Programming)
©Mind Candy
Mr Bean Sandwich Stack (2018, Good Catch)
With Good Catch's excellent team, I coded and helped design this physics-based balancing act. Play. (Programming, Additional Game Design)
©Good Catch
Aztec Run (2017, Appbox Media)
I worked with Appbox to develop this 3D endless runner, built using Unity. (Programming, Game Design, Level Design)
©Appbox Media
Monster Mash-up (2017, Appbox Media)
Using Unity's native UI system, I built and coded the spooky menus and interface for this mobile puzzle game. (Programming)
©Appbox Media
Zwok (2006, Bloc / Sony)
Award-winning online multiplayer artillery game for PlayStation.com. Created with Flash, Java and SmartFox Server. Over 1 million registered users and 50 million games played.(Programming, Game Design)
Pop Pirates (2006, Bloc)
Award-winning arcade shoot 'em up. (Programming, Game Design)
©Bloc. Art by Liam Owen.
Stackopolis (2005, Bloc)
Webby award-winning puzzle game. Play. (Programming, Additional Game Design)
©Bloc. Art by Eelus.
Owl Spin (2011, Dull Dude)
Cute puzzle avoider game. Play. (Art, Programming, Game Design)
©Dull Dude. Art by Iain Lobb.
Meta4orce (2008, Bloc / BBC)
Bafta-nominated interactive game and TV series integrating television broadcasts with PaperVision3D Flash gameplay. (Programming, Game Design)
©Bloc/BBC. Art by John Denton.
Battle Cave (2012, Dull Dude)
Fight your way through randomly generated dungeons in this fantasy platform game. Play. (Programming, Game Design)
©Dull Dude. Art by Amanda Lobb.
World Class Keep Ups (2010, Dull Dude)
Silly footie keepy-uppy game. Play.
(Programming, Game Design)
©Dull Dude. Art by Amanda Lobb.
Yoobot (2009, Bloc / BHF)
Kids' virtual world with an important public health message for the British Heart Foundation. Play.
(Game Programming)
©BHF. Art by Liam Owen, John Denton.
Protokid (2004, Bloc / Diesel)
Years before Moshi Monsters and Club Penguin (ok, not before Habbo!), we at Bloc & Diesel created a kids virtual world, packed with games and hundreds of ways to customise your character and virtual room. I personally created more than 10 games and rooms for the site, which was instrumental in honing my skills as a game designer and developer. Sadly it's no longer online, except in my heart. (Programming, Game Design)
©Diesel. Art by John Denton, Eelus, Liam Owen, Iain Lobb.
The Wrong Door
(2008, Bloc / BBC)
Off-the-wall interactive experience to go with the bonkers TV show. Built with Flash and PaperVision. Play. (Programming, Interaction Design)
©BBC. Art by Matt Allan, John Denton.
(2009, Dull Dude / Muzy)
Fun sandbox with 2D physics. Sadly no longer online. (Programming, Interaction Design)
©Dull Dude. Art by Amanda Lobb.
Super Gun Kids (2013, Dull Dude)
Action platformer. (Programming, Game Design)
©Dull Dude. Art by Amanda Lobb.
Soulcalibur 3 Minisite
(2005, Bloc / Sony)
Fun interactive Flash minisite (like we made in the good old days!) to promote the game release. Sadly offline. (Programming, Interaction Design)
The Osbournes
(2002, Specialmoves / MTV)
Like The Sims, but with television's favourite rock'n'roll family. Animating this Bafta-nominated game in Flash was one of my first commercial projects. (Animation)
©MTV. Art by Oscar Wright, James Norwood, Iain Lobb.
I've been lucky enough to pick up a few awards and nominations for my games and interactive media work over the years!
Unity Developer.
I am available to hire as a freelance Unity game developer. My skills and experience include:
- Freelance Unity development for leading studios including Preloaded, The Rumpus Room and Somethin' Else.
- Lead developer on Bafta-winning, UK #1 kids app The Dumping Ground: You're The Boss – leading a team of 3 Unity developers and 4 artists.
- Skilled C# programmer with extensive Unity API knowledge.
- Excellent understanding of Unity engine architecture and "working the Unity way".
- Extensive UI design and development knowledge, including NGUI, UGUI, 2D Toolkit and native sprites.
- Excellent knowledge of 3D and 2D physics in Unity.
- Expert knowledge of integrating Unity with 2D animation solutions such as Spine and Smooth Moves.
- Extensive experience with Unity's native animation systems and state machine ("Mechanim"), and integrating 3D FBX models and animations.
- Experience shipping to iOS, Google Play and Amazon Appstores.
- Experience using Unity with SVN, GIT and Cloud Build.
- I have been using Unity since 2009 (I was at the 1st Unity London meetup - 8 people in a pub!) and I have focused solely on Unity development since 2013.
- Over 15 years total industry experience, including 4 years leading the development team of an award-winning studio and 7 years freelancing for top studios and agencies.
- Experience creating real-time and asynchronous multiplayer games, and integrating with services such as Smartfox Server, Playfab and Facebook.
- I started my career in Flash, a platform with no in-built game engine, so I have extensive experience creating custom game engines, logic, maths and physics systems.
Game Designer.
I am available to hire as a freelance game designer. My skills and experience include:
- I have been designing games professionally since 2001 - from hands-on systems development to high-level planning and pitching.
- I co-designed Bafta-winning, UK #1 kids app The Dumping Ground: You're The Boss, smash-hit multiplayer arena Zwok, and dozens more games.
- I have over 15 years of real-world experience "finding the fun" in game mechanics and tuning gameplay systems.
- I am fast and prolific at creating concepts, generating game ideas, and experienced in writing game design documents and pitches.
- Gamification design for non-gaming applications, such as points and reward systems for business and education.
- I have a deep theoretical understanding of game design principles, based on extensive research, and have taught game design at university level.
Some of the clients who have trusted me with their game design, development and training:
Training, Speaking & Lecturing.
If you want to keep your team's skills up-to-date, or you're running a conference or university-level course, I can give 1 day or 2 day workshops on game development and game design. Choose between Unity with C# or game design theory workshops.
I enjoy speaking at conferences too. The first conference I ever went to was the inaugural Flash on the Beach in 2006 (now known as Reasons festival). It would be an understatement to say it blew my freakin' my mind! It also inspired me to get into speaking, training and lecturing myself. The highlight of my speaking "career" so far has been speaking at San Francisco's GDC in 2012 - wow!
Here's a list of sessions I have given:
- IGC15, UKIE London, 2015 - The Triforce of Game Design. Watch.
- Digpen V: Plymouth, 2012 - Secrets of Successful Creative Studios. Watch.
- Mochi London, 2012 - Super Gun Kids, The Making Of... Slides.
- Flash Gaming Summit: San Francisco, 2012 - Two Dimensions of Awesome. Slides.
- ExPlay Plymouth, 2011 - I gave a bunch of on-the-spot talks at this awesome indie games meet-up, and also presented my favourite moments from the year's meet-ups at the ExPlay Festival at The National Marine Aquarium.
- Mochi London, 2011 - Addictive Game Design. Slides.
- Digpen III: Falmouth, 2011 - 10 Years, Some Lessons. Watch.
- GameCamp 4: London, 2011 - 2D Game Art Beyond Pixels
- Flash on the Beach:Brighton, 2010 - Zero to Game Designer in 60 Minutes
- London Flash Developers and Designers Meetup Group, 2010 - Creating Successful Flash Games
- Flash on the Beach: Brighton, 2009 - A 3 Minute Lesson in Game Design. Watch.
- FlashBrighton, 2009 - The Flash Game School of Wizardry
- FlashBrighton, 2009 - Designing and Developing Multi-User Flash Games
- London Flash Platform User Group, 2008 - Successful Flash Games
I'm proud to have worked as an Associate Lecturer for game design, Unity and HTML5/JavaScript/jQuery on Digital Art and Technology at Plymouth University. Over 3 years from 2011-2014 I taught over 100 students to program and design games and websites! This experience has been invaluable in developing my skills as a trainer and gives me the confidence to deliver great professional training. I'm available as a visiting lecturer on game design and development, so get in touch if you want me to come inspire some young 'uns! I have a PTLLS Level4 teaching certificate, and I've given workshops at Truro College, Plymouth College of Art, and Brunel University as well as creating and delivering a range of modules at Plymouth University.
Writing and Blogging.
I regularly write tutorials and articles for a range of online publications. I've written professional tutorials for GameDevTuts+, articles for .net magasine and been Technical Reviewer for the Friends of Ed book The Essential Guide to Flash Games. Since 2008 I've also been writing down my thoughts and experiences on my blog: blog.iainlobb.com. Some of my more popular posts have included my open source keyboard input library for Flash Gamepad, postmortems of Meta4orce and Super Gun Kids, and my Flash performance benchmarks such as BunnyMark.
The Creative Coding Podcast is a collaboration between me and the ever-inspiring Seb Lee-Delisle. We talk about the pure joy (and frustrations) of creative coding. With more than 70 episodes so far, we've interviewed some of the biggest names in digital art, interaction design and game development. Guests have included Zach Lieberman, Stacey Mulcahy, Mr.doob, Daniel Shiffman, Keith Peters, Marius Watz, Golan Levin, Robert Hodgin, Joel Gethin Lewis and Ben Fry.
Logo and branding by Val Head.
Dull Dude(2009-present)
I founded Dull Dude Limited in January 2009 for my game development freelancing, and now it has grown into a two-person games studio, with my partner in love and business Amanda Lobb as Art Director. We've worked with games studios Electronic Arts and Mediatonic, as well as advertising and digital agencies such as BBH, Isobar, Doco, Mook and Chemistry. Sadly most of my work from this period is under NDA, but I assure you, it's really good!
Bloc (2004-2009)
Joining in 2004 as a junior designer, I pretty quickly rose through the ranks to become Head of Interactive, helping to create one of London's most acclaimed and successful digital creative agencies. My games and creative development work from this period, some of which is showcased above, won dozens of awards, including Cannes Lions, NMAs, BIMAs, FWAs, the Webby award for Best Game (Stackopolis), and a Bafta nomination. Bloc itself was a finalist for New Media Age "Creative Agency of the Year" in 2007, thanks to an incredible dream-team of talent, including Eeelus, Liam Owen, John Denton, Tom Jennings, Mat Groves (and me!), amongst many others. It was a crazy, roller-coaster four-and-a-half years, and I think I'm still recovering. I need a cup of tea!
TwoFour (2003-2004)
After graduating university, I answered a job ad for a graduate training programme at television producer TwoFour. Somehow I got the job, and started on a pretty strange year helping to make "factual entertainment" programmes for the BBC, Channel 4, and Discovery. One of my own show ideas "The Estate We're In" was even commissioned by the BBC and ran for two seasons. Although I pretty quickly returned to my true calling in games, I've dabbled in video work, including directing and editing some daft online viral videos (remember those!?) while at Bloc.
Specialmoves (2001-2002)
Specialmoves were kind enough to give me my first job in the industry, a year-long industrial placement which included making some of my first Flash and Shockwave games. I learnt a lot about programming, and a bit about myself. The stand-out was the amazing The Osbournes game, based on MTV's reality show, where my job was to turn Oscar Wright's pencil-and-paper character designs into coloured and shaded Flash animations. Definitely one of those inspiring, "let's throw everything at it" projects, worthy of the awards it picked up.
MediaLab Arts BSc (1999-2003)
I graduated First Class with Honours from Plymouth University's outstanding MediaLab Arts BSc (now known as Digital Art and Technology), after an inspiring four years experimenting with game design, filmmaking, generative art, and interaction design. After almost a decade away, I returned to help out as a part-time Associate Lecturer from 2011-2014.


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Clowns Are Scary… Except This One
On the whole, I think clowns are terrifying. (As well as "Elf on the Shelf" and people in full-blown furry costumes at amusement parks… but those are things for another time.) Who knows where this fear started. My parents have attributed it to the Stephen King book and movie "It". While I agree that "It" was/is the scariest TV movie ever made, I'm not sure that's it.
And I know I'm not alone. Across America, millions of people share this same fear – Coulrophobia, or fear of clowns. A quick Internet search revealed 16,100 results. There are even websites dedicated to the subject, such as Ihateclowns.com, where coulrophobes gather to share their thoughts. Clowns are common characters at Halloween events such as Universal Studios yearly Halloween Horror Nights, which featured a killer clown as its main icon for several years. Clearly, the fear is real.
But, I found one clown that is laugh-out-loud-absolutely-100%-pee-in-your-pants hysterical… though I'm not sure the kids in the commercial share my feelings. Watch and enjoy.


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|This thesis examines the historic trajectory of Japan's cultural identity and its effect on preservation laws between 1868 and 1950. Instead of focusing on the post-World War II (1945 and beyond) or the Feudal periods (c.1185-1868), this document charts the social and cultural changes during an underestimated part of Japanese history and how the document informed the preservation laws. The goal of this analysis is to demonstrate how the laws reflected the ongoing formation of a national cultural identity. The years between 1868 and 1950 saw Japanese society undergo a swift transformation from an agrarian-based culture to an industrial and urbanized society in a very short time. In doing so, the Japanese adapted and assimilated all manner of ideologies and institutions from the West into their culture. This thesis argues that the question of how cultural identity affected preservation law is always open to new information and new interpretations. Japan's cultural identity continues to inform the way the nation and its people relate to their historic and cultural resources. ❧ The analysis is laid out in six parts: the first chapter looks at the fire at the 1949 Hōryūji and the popular reaction to it. The second part discusses modernization and national identity, first by examining Japan's evolving modernization between first contact with the West in 1543 to the of the Meiji era (1868-1912). The national identity half studies the philosophical trends from the eighteenth century focusing on the National Learning School and the formation of an ethnic identity in the early twentieth century. The third chapter examines the preservation laws enacted between 1871 and 1933 as a response to the changes in the legal tradition and sudden urbanization and industrialization. Chapter four is an extended discussion of the 1950 Law for the Protection of Cultural Properties. This chapter also looks at the role of the Arts and Monument Branch of the Supreme Command of the Allied Powers and the function it played in the passage of the 1950 Law. Chapter five examines Japanese preservation activities from the mid-twentieth through the present. The focus of this chapter is on preservation of historic districts, Japan's modern heritage, participation in global heritage conservation, and concludes with the issues facing Japanese historic preservation today. ❧ This thesis follows the changes in Japanese culture and its effect on preservation law through a study of Japanese history, culture, and preservation policy. Taken together, the Japanese preservation laws helps us understand a country that tries to negotiate a middle ground between east and west; past and future.
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From the giant dung beetle puppet to the Silver Falcons, from praise singing to the map of Africa made of large sheets of coloured cloth, the 2010 FIFA World Cup opening ceremony took place on Friday, 11 June 2010, at Soweto's calabash, Soccer Stadium. 14 Jun 2010
The 2010 FIFA World Cup got off to a sizzling start in South Africa as thousands at the kick-off concert rocked the Orlando Stadium in Soweto last night, Thursday, 10 June 2010, ahead of today's kick-off . 11 Jun 2010
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"Enshrined in the tradition of the great masters whose origins date back to the sixth century in Europe, "Les Petits Chanteurs Du Mont-Royal" was founded in 1956 by Father Leander Brault, csc. Since the beginning, choir's mission is to enrich the religious services of the "Oratoire Saint-Joseph du Mont-Royal" in sacred song.
Aged eight to seventeen, the 210 boys in the choir come from different cultural backgrounds but share a common passion for singing, where, through the mastery of the repertoire, they discover the great polyphonic works from all periods and from all countries. Their repertoire ranges from Gregorian chant to contemporary choral works." (Transl. Marc Paré, ed.)
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"CANTICUM NOVUM was formed in 1984, in Bogota City, Colombia, by Psychologist and Professor Dr. Ramiro Alvarez Cuadros. For many years the choir was conducted by Master Luis Torres Zuleta.
Professionals of the most diverse disciplines make up the choir, united by a passion for Gregorian Chant and the desire to study it seriously and to make it known.
The chorus name was taken from the first words of Psalm 97 that begins: CANTATE DOMINO CANTICUM NOVUM. The subtitle "Schola Cantorum Bogotensis" refers to Bogota City, where it was founded and currently functions.
The chorus interprets this Gregorian chant, named for Pope Saint Gregory the Great, using the notation of the 11th century that consists of neumes or groups of notes arranged on staves of four lines. It recognizes the rhythmic technique of the Abbey of Saint Peter of Solesmes, the institution to which Pope Saint Pius X entrusted the restoration of chant for the liturgy (1903). …
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5,110 days ago I married The Mister.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Fourteen Years
Posted by Unknown at 7:19 AM
22 comments:
- Anonymous said...
aww such a sweet post. I love that you figured out how many days it was :-)
- May 13, 2009 8:41 AM
- Tiffani said...
Lovely Bride!!!
Happy Anniversary to you and The Mister!!!
It just gets sweeter every year doesn't it??!!
- May 13, 2009 8:48 AM
- Anonymous said...
This is beautiful, Kellie. Happy Anniversary to you and The Mister. I hope your best years are still in front of you.
- May 13, 2009 9:32 AM
- LJ said...
I hope your anniversary was as sweet as you post. You were a beautiful bride then and you're still a beautiful now!
- May 13, 2009 10:48 AM
- Shelley @ My Treasure Hunt said...
So sweet! Happy Anniversary!!
- May 13, 2009 11:16 AM
- Woman Interrupted said...
Such a sweet picture. Just kids back then, huh?
Happy Anniversary and best wishes for many more years together.
- May 13, 2009 11:35 AM
- Farming On Faith said...
You are very blessed. Happy Anniversary!
The best is yet to be.....
- May 13, 2009 1:52 PM
- Carpool Queen said...
So glad I could share this day with you!!! Since I've already wished you a Happy Anniversary, I'll just say you make awesome cookies. The Mister is very lucky to be living with someone who bakes so fabulously.
- May 13, 2009 4:08 PM
- Gretchen said...
Not only that, CPQ, but he's lucky to be married to someone who looks so cute in all her apron finery.
Happy, happy, day, Kellie. So thrilled for you both.
- May 13, 2009 5:07 PM
- Sindhu said...
This is an amazingly endearing post. :)
Happened to stumble upon your blog. You have a great place here - keep up the good work!
- May 13, 2009 5:11 PM
- Megan O. said...
Happy Anniversary! I love what you wrote. Only Christ can accomplish what He has in your marriage. Hope you have had a great day celebrating.
- May 13, 2009 7:41 PM
- mer@lifeat7000feet said...
Happy Anniversary! This was such a sweet post!
- May 13, 2009 8:53 PM
- Charity said...
Aw, happy anniversary! You look soo young in your wedding picture!
- May 13, 2009 9:07 PM
- Anonymous said...
You were a lovely bride, but I must say that you are more lovely today. I am so thankful for your thoughtful ways, your kind heart, and depth of love. I love you more with every passing day.
Sincerely yours,
The Mister
- May 13, 2009 9:37 PM
- The Gochis Family said...
Hey...the mister posted!!! :) If he posts, I have to post! :) Happy Anniversary to two of my favortie people in the world. I love you both and I am so thankful for your friendship. Kellie, thanks for meeting me last night. I loved our mini-reunion. Happy Anniversary! Cheryl
- May 13, 2009 10:13 PM
- Jackie said...
Happy Anniversary, Kellie! You were a stunning bride - and you are still that same very gorgeous lady!
- May 14, 2009 12:45 AM
- Tanya said...
Happy anniversary!!
- May 14, 2009 6:31 AM
- Carpool Queen said...
Had to come back to read The Mister's comment. And it made me misty.
- May 14, 2009 8:45 AM
- Michele said...
Happy late Anniversary! What sweet and precious words you and The Mister have for one another. Isn't God so good and so gracious to give us things none of us deserve in this life here on earth? Truly happy marriages are certainly not a majority in our society. . . but I'm so very glad you have such a wonderful Mister!!! Again, Happy Anniversary!
- May 14, 2009 9:17 AM
- Allison said...
What a sweet post! You were a gorgeous bride!
- May 14, 2009 9:32 AM
- Darcie - Such The Spot said...
Happy belated anniversary. I hope it just keeps on getting better...
- May 15, 2009 12:28 PM
- Rae said...
Such a beautiful bride!!! Happy Anniversary!
P.S. Your hubby's comment is soooooo sweet!!!!!
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