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Official Website: Grand Lexis Port Dickson Resort
Address: Batu 2, Jalan Seremban, Negeri Sembilan, 71000 Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia
My husband and I did not really planned our trip to Port Dickson two years ago. Rather, it was a bit of surprise and unexpected. Well, not really unexpected. It was just that visiting Port Dickson was not at our top priority list at that time.
In fact, prior to that, I have never heard of Port Dickson before in my life. I remember that my husband and I were discussing about our plans for our short vacation to Malaysia. Instead of spending all of our time in Kuala Lumpur, we wanted to visit somewhere else where we could relax and get a nice rest.
Cameron Highlands, Langkawi or Genting Highlands were on the top of our list. But we could not make a decision due to several factors.
Then, my husband suggested Port Dickson, a destination great for relaxation. So, I proceeded to look up Port Dickson on the internet. I was reluctant as there are nothing much to see there.
However, there are plenty of beach resorts and villas built just above the sea. I was attracted by the idea of spending a night at a sea view villa. A villa with my own private pool. How nice will that be.
Eventually, we decided to visit Port Dickson after figuring out that this will be the nearest destination from Kuala Lumpur where we could book ourselves a luxurious villa and enjoy a good nice rest.
So, we started to search for accommodation online. There are a lot of options, but we could not decide as we have not expected that it will cost that much for a night stay at a villa in Malaysia. It was so much higher than our budget. After much consideration and comparison done, we finally booked a night stay at the Premium Pool Villa with Grand Lexis Port Dickson Resort.
Port Dickson
Port Dickson, better known as PD among the local Malaysians, is one of the popular beach holiday destination in Malaysia. Situated about 32 Km from Seremban and 90 Km from Kuala Lumpur, Port Dickson is easily accessible by car via the North-South Expressway.
It was about an hour and a half drive from Kuala Lumpur to Port Dickson. We reached our destination at around 12.30pm in the afternoon and decided to explore Port Dickson a little bit more before we proceed to our resort to check in.
The weather was a little gloomy while we drove past kilometers after kilometers of fine sandy beaches and almost all of them were fully occupied with people who were there for some family gathering and bonding sessions.
After about 45 minutes of exploring, we decided that it was time for us to check into our villa and enjoy the rest of our day in our luxurious room.
Grand Lexis Resort
Grand Lexis Port Dickson Resort, previously also known as the Legend International Water Homes, is a Balinese inspired resort located along the coastal stretch of Port Dickson, 2 Km away from the town of Lukut.
Comprising a total of 317 spacious villas, the Grand Lexis Port Dickson Resort offers three different types of luxurious accommodation options for their guests to choose from. They are namely the Water Villas, Garden Villas and Sky Pool Villas.
Water Villa - Built and located just right above the sea, the Water Villa has four different types of rooms - the Deluxe Pool Villa, Executive Pool Villa, Premium Pool Villa and Grand Pool Villa.
The Grand Pool Villa comes with an option of lower or upper units. The lower unit has an indoor covered pool whereas the upper unit has an outdoor infinity pool.
Garden Villa - Built and located on land, the Garden Villa also offers four different types of rooms - the Garden Pool Villa, Grand Garden Pool Villa, Deluxe Suite and Premier Suite.
Both of the Garden Pool Villa and the Grand Garden Pool Villa also comes with an option of lower or upper units where the lower unit has an indoor covered pool and the upper unit has an outdoor infinity pool.
Sky Pool Villa - Unlike the Water or Garden Villa, the Sky Pool Villa only has two different types of room - the Sky Pool Villa and Sky Pool Grand Villa.
Each of the villas also comes with a private pool built on a semi-open balcony decks that offer their guests a view of sea during their entire stay. In addition to that, there is a small garden nestled at the back of the villa where you could catch a spectacular view of the entire Grand Lexis Resort.
Be it the Water, Garden or the Sky Pool Villa, every of them has a private pool! Never once in my life have I expected that I would be able to stay in such a luxurious room someday. But it just happened without me even realizing it. Even until now, it feels like a dream.
Entering our unit with lots of excitement and high expectation, we were delighted to be greeted by a spacious room. It was very clean and everything is well-maintained. The sight of our pool, separated from our room by two sliding doors had never failed to make us go all wild and crazy.
We were so excited that we simply could not wait to jump into the pool and get ourselves wet. There is a open-air shower area located right at the back of the pool where you may wish to rinise yourself before getting into the pool.
Whoa~~ Look how sexy my father-in-law was!
We had fun playing in our own private pool and indeed we felt so much more awesome that we do not need to share the crowded public pool with so many others. However, the bad part was that we found the waters a bit too cold for us to remain in the pool for too long.
The Premium Pool Villa also comes with two King size bed and a small dressing table. Oh, this is the first time I ever slept on a king size bed!
The room is well-lit and has a very nice and relaxing ambience. It gives off a little romantic feel too which I thought will be great for couples to spend some quality time together here.
Right beside our room, there is a alleyway that connects a small kitchenette and bathroom area to the whole unit. This makes the whole unit feels like home.
Nothing much. Just a microwave, a water boiler and some instant tea or coffee bags. However, none of them taste nice and apparently, cooking is not encouraged since there are no stove provided. Luckily, or else I believe it will make the whole place all greasy.
The bathroom area, which I did not like very much. Why? It's because the showering area is so cramped and small!
Furthermore, Grand Lexis only provides four bath towels for each unit, where it could accommodate up to 6 people. Grand Lexis, why are you so stingy?
In addition, each of the villa at the Grand Lexis Port Dickson Resort are equipped with basic amenities such as air-conditioning, a flat screen TV, in-room Wi-fi, security safe box and telephone.
We believe the 2-seaters sofa is only there to serve a purpose. That is for us to start a photo taking session. Trust me. This is just one perfect spot to take nice looking pictures.
There is also a glass window panel on the floor which enable you to catch a glimpse of the sea below. I believe this is one of the unique feature which Grand Lexis has for all of their water villas. However, it's pity that the waters at Port Dickson are not crystal clear and thus, it's impossible for us to spot even a small fish swimming by. It will not be a great loss if you do not have this feature in your room.
Outside of our room, the view is beautifully impressive too. Every of the individual units are linked up by spacious boardwalks, offering all of the guests a magnificent view of the borderless sea and sunset.
I regretted for not leaving my room earlier to look at the sea. It should look so much more beautiful then.
Grand Lexis also provides buggy services to all their guests, transporting one after another to their unit safely. However, we prefer to do some walking ourselves.
An archery range. Something you might wish to do if you ever get bored after spending hours in your villa.
Or probably a game of beach volleyball? Oh wait, I am not sure whether this is for volleyball or some other sport activities.
For those who love to cycle, you could rent a bicycle from Grand Lexis Port Dickson Resort too.
Restoran Chardin Sea View Seafood Village
It was late evening when we finally decided to leave our comfortable villa. It was time to feed our growling stomach. So we drove out from our resort and arrived at Restoran Chardin Sea View Seafood Village for dinner.
Sea view Seafood Village. Judging from its name, this is apparently a restaurant located near the seaside.
Such a magnificent view from the restarant. I could not stop pressing the shutter button on my camera. Unsurprisingly, I was not the only one who was excited in capturing every tiny bits of beauty of Port Dickson. There were lots of others who just could not seem to take their hands off their camera.
I love this photo the most! Look how beautiful the rocks are!
After 15 minutes, I got bored with the sea and decided to explore the restaurant little bit more. Placed just at the entrance of the restaurant are rows and rows of aquariums with a varieties of live seafood offered for their diners to choose from.
It was here that I came to know that there is such a seafood named Geoduck. It does not really look good to me.
Restoran Chardin Sea View Seafood Village, I will not recommend this restaurant to anyone who happens to visit Port Dickson. It was a rather unpleasant dining experience for us. Not only that the food was not up to standard, we really feel that everything was overpriced too. The bill came up to RM 300++ for the 5 dishes which we had ordered. Totally unworthy for not so awesome food.
The only thing which we would probably enjoy dining at the restaurant would be the beautiful sea view. I love the smell of the salty water and sound of the sea waves.
As the sun set, the surroundings began to darken. It was almost totally dark when we finished our meal. Everything feels so peaceful and calm.
Oh, did I mention there is also a public pool in the Grand Lexis Port Dickson Resort? So if you happen to find that your private pool is a bit too small for you to have more fun, you could always visit the public pool. I believe this will be a better playground for kids as the pool is so much shallower than the private pool.
Well, I guess I have come to the end of this post. I have a wonderful time throughout my stay with the Grand Lexis Port Dickson Resort. Really hope that I will have the chance to stay at a villa at Port Dickson again. Perhaps anyone here would love to sponsor me for another trip? Or else, I shall think about how I should convince my husband and get him to bring me for another trip again. So until then...


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Bombs, mortars pound Syria border town
Nov. 13 - As Syrian forces bombard the town of Ras al-Ain with bombs and mortars, civilians flee across the border into neighboring Turkey. Travis Brecher reports.
A fighter jet roars across the sky over Ras al-Ain, swooping in to launch an early morning air strike. Forces fighting on behalf of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad are trying to regain control of the small border town, which fell to rebels last Thursday. In addition to the aerial assaults, government ground forces have sent mortars raining down on the settlement -- an offensive that has contributed to one of the biggest refugee movements since the Syrian conflict began in March of last year. In the first 24 hours of fighting alone, some 9,000 people fled across the border to Turkey. Ras al-Ain, around 375 miles north of Damascus, lies in Syria's oil-producing province of Hasaka. The region is home to many of Syria's million-strong Kurdish minority. Syrian Kurds have largely stayed away from the anti-Assad revolt, and many fear that the mostly Sunni Muslim rebels will ignore their aspirations for autonomy if Assad should fall.

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By Gary Pellegrino
We all love our pets, but love can get expensive. If you've been to a pet store recently, you will notice aisles filled with expensive bath and body products ranging from dog nail polish to fancy spa treatments for your canine. While some of the products can be kitschy fun, oftentimes they are a waste of money. When looking for a pet shampoo, it is also important to be an aware consumer.
When most people go to the beauty supply store, they look a shampoo that will best handle their hair-type, protect against sun damage and leave it clean and smooth. I've found that people will spend ridiculous amounts of money on hair care product without even looking at the ingredients. Most of the time, you can find exact same formulas for less than half the cost of a high end salon-type product. So why spend $40 on a product you can get for $5? I challenge everyone to keep all their receipts for their bath and body products and see just how much money is spent on things like haircare and lotions. You will be amazed at how much you COULD be saving.
Now back to pet care. Why should you be spending so much money on a luxury pet shampoo that you can get for half the price? Why not purchase your product wholesale? Your pet will always need to be cleaned, so instead of buying small bottles, buy by the gallon and save your money. If you want a more luxurious product, try adding an essential oil or fragrance oil to your wholesale pet shampoo and it will customize the product and people will think your pet just left the spa!
There is currently a debate about the best type of pet shampoo for your animal. The 'soapless' trend is a widespread debate on the Internet, and many people are turning to all-natural or organic products, which may not be the best for your pet. It's most important to look at the ingredients and research ANY product you are using that could be harmful to your pet's health. All-natural is certainly a plus when it comes to any bath and body product, and particularly pet shampoo. However, 100% organic may be harmful to your pets health, depending on the hair type and animal type.
The point is, pet shampoo is something that consumers need to research. Every animal owner will need it, so it doesn't make sense to by small quantities or expensive product that is harmful to your pet's health. Furthermore, it's important to look at your spending in this economy and figure out every possible venue to save money. Pet care supplies are an area most people overlook when trying to budget for the month. Get creative, get thrifty and save your money to treat yourself!
Bulk Apothecary is a huge manufacturer of pet shampoo among other soap and lotion making supplies. Also find various fragrance oils to mix with the wholesale base! We invite you to visit Bulk Apothecary.
Gary Pellegrino - Owner of Bulk Apothecary


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Where The Wild Roses Grow
Cool story……….. definitely worth your time.
Changing Skin and other stories
'That's what I'll do,' I said, as I slid a finger up his backbone making the short, black fur stand on end. Gus's tail twitched, and the claws slid out of his front paws as a warning. 'Don't you see?' I crooned, putting the flat of my hand on his neck and smoothing the fur back into a shine. 'Bertha knows everything. She'll tell us.' The tail relaxed into a question mark, and the grey slit eyes stared into mine like two empty mirrors.
Gus wasn't mine. He wasn't anyone's really, but he hung out with me when he had nothing better to do. I'd been telling him about the plan because thinking out loud made it clear in my head. I was going to need Bertha. She was brighter than me, so I was going to follow her around 'til she showed me what she knew, and…
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Better than Golf.
Playing with your dog has got to be better than golf.
The EYES Have It.
If we want to understand our dogs then we must learn their language.
Dogs are all about body language and eye contact is very important in dog land.
When dogs first meet they avoid eye contact because in this setting eye contact means aggression. If a dog means no harm it will approach another dog slightly turned away from it but if it is challenging that dog it will be straight on with full eye contact. Every dog knows this signal; understanding it is a matter of survival.
Humans need to remember this; no matter how cute the dog is it will not like being looked at directly in the eyes.
Generally speaking it is a good idea to let a dog approach you and not the other way around.
No matter how cool the dog looks it is best to play by their rules and treat them with respect…
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I stood by your bed last night, I came to have a peep.
I could see that you were crying, You found it hard to sleep.
I whined to you softly as you brushed away a tear,
"It's me, I haven't left you, I'm well, I'm fine, I'm here."
I was close to you at breakfast, I watched you pour the tea,
You were thinking of the many times, your hands reached down to me.
I was with you at the shops today, Your arms were getting sore.
I longed to take your parcels, I wish I could do more.
I was with you at my grave today, You tend it with such care.
I want to re-assure you, that I'm not lying there.
I walked with you towards the house, as you fumbled for your key.
I gently put my paw on you, I smiled and said " it's me."
You looked so very tired, and sank into a chair.
I tried so hard to let you know, that I was standing there.
It's possible for me, to be so near you everyday.
To say to you with certainty, "I never went away."
You sat there very quietly, then smiled, I think you knew…
In the stillness of that evening, I was very close to you.
The day is over… I smile and watch you yawning
and say "good-night, God bless, I'll see you in the morning."
And when the time is right for you to cross the brief divide,
I'll rush across to greet you and we'll stand, side by side.
I have so many things to show you, there is so much for you to see.
Be patient, live your journey out…then come home to be with me.
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Voinovich School Welcomes New Students
Zoe Graham
September 6, 2013
Ohio University students and faculty celebrated the uniqueness of the Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs during the school's Welcome Reception in Walter Hall Rotunda on Wednesday, Sept. 4.
In his remarks, special guest Congressman Steve Stivers (R-15) described the Voinovich School as not just a "think tank," but a "do tank."
"There are hands-on-projects making a difference at the Voinovich School," he said.
Other speakers at the event emphasized the school's focus on the future. In his keynote address, school Director Mark Weinberg discussed how the school is taking action "to plan to be on the forefront of the changing times." Students Jeremiah Asaka and Lauren McCullough advised their peers to take advantage of valued opportunities available through the school. A second-year student in the master of science in environmental studies program, Asaka emphasized the importance of engaging with professors outside the classroom. "Time waits for no man," he said. "You are the chosen one."
Lauren McCullough, a second year student in the master of public administration program, congratulated the students for taking a leap as opportunities surrounds the students. In her eyes, the Voinovich School offers "the ability to immerse yourself in your passion and let innovation guide you to create social change."
Other attendees included Luke Pittaway, the new director of the Center for Entrepreneurship. He felt welcomed and is eager to be engaged in a program with an amazing diversity of events that enables public and social activities.
Allissa Lewis, a first-year graduatestudent in environmental studies, said she is excited about her "new opportunities to explore research and hands on experiences."
In his closing remarks, Weinberg said that by the end of their programs, students will have a "diverse portfolio" preparing them "to be able to think, innovate, and lead" with the "do tank" experiences employers expect of students. That is true for Megan Saunders, a second-year MPA student. She said she was apprehensive about seeking fellowships and jobs, but now feels prepared for the big transition as she completes the MPA program.


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Argus Insights, a research company that studies consumer chatter around certain topics or products, recently released new findings for the software-defined networking (SDN) and network functions virtualization (NFV) market.
Los Gatos, Calif.-based Argus, launched in 2009, uses mindshare metrics and data to predict how a product or brand will fare within a given market. A sampling of customers include Best Buy, Proctor & Gamble, Samsung, and Acer.
Looking at social media, blogs, and other online points, Argus finds relevant consumer data, runs it through highly tuned algorithms, pinpoints customer trends, and then hands it off to clients so they can figure out how to take action for their organizations and products. This action can include better product creation, more impactful launches and announcements, competitor analysis, events with stronger reach, or improvements to analyst relations.
The results are intriguing, not because they shed light on who should be your SDN or NFV provider or even who has the best SDN and NFV products, but because they show which companies and topics are driving the SDN and NFV conversation. What Argus is tracking isn't just brand information, but how consumers digest and discuss that information.
"We are measuring interactions," says CEO John Feland. "It's not the tech race we're measuring, it's the mindshare. If people don't know what you're doing, how can you expect to reach them?"
So, how did your favorite SDN companies do?
Argus Insights' SDN and NFV Results
Although the conversation around Oracle was the most positive, Argus' results showed Brocade as one of its "winners" in the SDN and NFV space. Cisco, Mirantis, Red Hat, and HP didn't fall far behind. Argus points to Brocade's "free SDN for one year" offer as a major point shared amongst consumers, and said the push for SDN to be open and widely adopted "is definitely creating interest in their SDN efforts."
Nokia and SK Telecom — the "losers" — fell low on the chart due to positioning that was unable to grab attention from enterprise decision makers. With little buzz and conversation surrounding the two, their impact is notably less than Brocade's.
Feland says the ability to track, process, and take action with these metrics is key to capitalizing on investments in the SDN and NFV market. "These metrics are reflective of adoption," he says. "We see what the market is doing before the market reacts."
Experience allows Argus to note what actions will result in an uptick, and its metrics help clients prioritize their responses, he adds.


text: Like most easily excitable people, when I see something new, I immediately think, "I want to do that!". However, this urge has caused this divided life of mine. But I like it. I really enjoy everything I do and am passionate about sharing it with others. So if you are looking for a performance or lessons in any of my obscure range of abilities, have a look round this site and get in touch to see if I may be able to fulfil your needs.


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Childhood friends of a South Yorkshire man who died in his sleep have paid tribute to their 'irreplaceable' pal.
Lewis Parkin, was found by his brother Dane in his bedroom at their home on Kimberworth Park Road, Kimberworth, Rotherham.
The 22-year-old Rotherham United supporter – nicknamed Bears – was training as a bus driver and had been due to take his driving test.
Friend Sam Todd, aged 22, of Louden Road, Scholes, said: "He was truly one of a kind and his flaws were often his best qualities.
"He lived for the moment and was the life of every party.
"He was a central figure in the best year of my life so far, 2010, or as we like to refer to it as 'The Glory Years'.
"He was my motivation, my biggest critic, my alarm clock and 100 other things, but every single day he was a best friend to me.
"Life without someone like 'Bears' will never be the same and I mean it when I say he is truly irreplaceable.
"I will never forget him and will love him forever."
Hundreds of friends and family paid their respects at his funeral at Thorpe Hesley Church, after his death on Thursday, February 26.
Sam Rowbotham, 22, of Farm View Road, Kimberworth, who went to school with Lewis, said: "He was unique, one of a kind.
"You will certainly struggle to come across someone like him again.
"He'd have no regrets despite his short life. He did everything he wanted.
"He could grow facial hair and a good chest rug, one of a few reasons for his nickname. He will be missed by many groups of people."
The former bar worker enjoyed going to the gym, playing computer games and socialising with friends.
Tom Blake, 21, of Middlewood Drive, Scholes, who went to school with Lewis, said: "It was an honour and pleasure to know him. He was the most competitive person I have ever met who just didn't want to give up."
A special remembrance night was held at the Red Lion pub, Thorpe Hesley, which gave the whole community the chance to come together to remember the popular former Sunday League football player.


text: On 10/22/2009 04:06 AM RoLaNd RoLaNd wrote: > Hello all, > > i've spent the last week trying to find something that will clone my > existing Centos server to a more powerful box. > i've used clonezilla though that resulted in a complete failure.. > > can anyone please guide me in the right direction? > all i want to do is to clone my entire server and all of it's > directories to a more powerful server so i start using it instead.. > i dont want to get rid of the current server as i want both of them to > run in parallel with the same backed up services/data on each of them.. > > > can anyone please help! im honestly desperate!! > > > best, > > Roland Since the destination machine is "more powerful", the hardware is likely different, so cloning per se isn't an option. Instead, you should do a fresh install of the same version on the new (destination) box, then copy the data over from the weaker to the destination machine. There are a variety of options for copying the data. Since it sounds like there's some pressure at the moment, the best way for you now is going to be the method you're most familiar with. Do you have good, recent backups of the source system? If so, you could restore that backup to the destination machine. Otherwise (if your two machines are both on the same network), you could use tar or rsync or yet other utilities.


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What I noticed about today, when I looked at the calendar, is that the date is 9-8-17.
Even though I am intuitive and I love feeling my way through life, I have always loved numbers and playing with them (as much as I love playing with energy!).
So, today's numbers could be 9+8=17. 1+7=8. Which is infinite possibility.
9+8=17. The year is 17. Both equal 8. That is a double affirmation of infinite possibility!
……*and* we are on day 8 of Effy Wild's "Let's Blog Along in September" adventure – which aligns right with the energy of infinite possibility! It's been quite a door opener as far as sharing creative expression and making connections and refreshing the energy on my blog, and in my heart! What I love best is connecting through shared creative expression and it's been fun to share my words and have regular and new readers comment, and also thoroughly enjoyable to read others blogs and expand my understanding through what they share!
I'm consistently looking for the myriad of ways infinite possibility is present in daily life and all of this encourages me to keep looking and remaining open and being present.
The key words I've shared so far are "play", "infinite possibility", "love" and "delightful surprise". All energies that are part of each day for me (along with gratitude and peace) – regardless of external.
I want to feel and experience just how much fun I can have in a day – so that's what I focus on. Regardless of what is in the day or what I'm doing in that day. It's not that I can't be serious (because I can); it's just that my focus is on light and love, always – and the way to experience that, for me, is through joy.
So, you likely notice that my name is Joy. I've spent a lifetime learning to embody the energy of my name. Some say I was born with it (which is likely true), but I used to try to dim it down or hide it until I realized that was impossible, and my body would become physically ill (which was not a fun way to live). Then, I began to cultivate it, daily and share it with anyone who wished to receive it.
It's not something I think about anymore (as in 'how might I flow more joy into this…moment, experience, connection). It's something I just do. Be joy. (Joy-ful, joy-filled.)
Through energy study and play, I've found that I (we) can hold multiple energies at once – which lots of people seem to theoretically understand but not open to in daily life. For example, last year was a big heart-stretch of a year for me, full of deep grief, intense emotional pain, and even a return of my PTSD from years prior (all related to an experience a loved one whose path directly intersects with mine, brought into my realm; and I chose to advocate for and support my loved one, instead of closing my door, so I witnessed some really tough stuff first-hand). But, in that, there was still joy in each day. Still something to laugh about, something that sparked my heart-smile, something that felt fun; even though my heart-felt raw and tender and I was processing some really 'big for me' stuff.
Here is an example of "joy" in a 'serious space': Last October, my daughter had eye surgery. She chose to be at my house to recover. Because it was eye surgery, on the first day, she couldn't see. And, she was 'stuck' in bed. She got bored. And, also frustrated. Neither of which are healing energies. (and she was also sick from the anesthesia.) So, I spent lots of the night, when she couldn't sleep, and wasn't feeling the best, reading jokes to her. I Googled joke websites, looked on social media, did my best to find whatever I could that would be funny to her. I even ended up reading from a 'worst pick-up lines ever' website. When I ran out of jokes, I looked up song lyrics and did 'funny karaoke' (which was new to me, but hey, I was going for comedy!). Silly, yes. Important, though. As important as anything else I did that day. And in that laughter, she temporarily forget her misery (which still existed, but had lightened). And, eventually (after a few hours of this) she fell asleep. Of course, reading jokes, hearing her laughter, and laughing alongside of her lightened my heart, too, at the most perfect time. *And*, when she talks about that day, it's not about how 'sucky' surgery was (it really was!), it's about how fun it was that I was reading jokes to her late into the night, in a darkened room (because her eyes were sensitive to light).
Joy is something lots of people leave for 'later'; sometimes to experience as a reward. I wanted to feel joy in daily life, so I worked on cultivating it.
When I first wanted to concentrate on cultivating joy, in my daily life, I started through my clothing and food choices. If I felt comfortable and good in what I chose to wear, it was easier to feel lighter than heavy (energetically). If my food choices were delicious and delighted me to eat, it was easier to feel joy about eating (than having it be a burden or obligation).
Since I'm an energetic being in a physical body, if my body is feeling comfortable, it's easier for me to feel comfortable in it, which then makes life feel more comfortable to be present to.
So, as I continued to cultivate joy, it was in physical ways, such as: bedding that felt good on my skin and lovely to sleep in; shower accessories that helped support the feel of clean and refreshed; a creative space that was well-lit and comfortable in all ways to be in.
And, then it naturally expanded from there, to include: reading things that made me laugh or sparked my interest in something (which for me is joy-inducing); being present only to friendships that light my heart in some way; seeing the sunset from the beach most evenings; moving only in physical ways that felt good and fun (which is when my interest in dance surged!), being present to sacred connection with joy (through chanting, walking prayer and meditation, etc.).
Within that, joy naturally expanded, on its own. I do work that is fun and that I love (so it's not 'work' in my mind), I am surrounded by people who enjoy life and living, I feel happy in my home and with where I live. I'm full of gratitude.
And, for me, that's the biggest joy amplifier: gratitude. I am truly grateful (in wonder and awe as well) to be alive, and to be blessed to be my children's mom and to have the capacity to love and be loved and to create and share. It's all a miracle really. And, those feelings are the biggest source of my joy.
And, my goal in life is to coax out your heart-smile – if we're passing on the street or you are a guest in my home – however it is that we meet – I want my presence to be light and joy-filled and comfortable enough for you that you smile. And I will do almost whatever it takes to get that smile (almost, because I likely won't run naked in the streets….or eat something gross, but I might….)
Dear Reader: What is something that makes your heart smile?
Much peace and abundant love,


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Southern Mountain Caribou Update
Nov. 28, 2018
At the 2018 UBCM Convention members endorsed resolution B116 from the Peace River Regional District (PRRD) seeking in part, "real consultation with affected communities before announcing decisions" related to the southern mountain caribou recovery plan.
UBCM has received the following update from provincial officials in regard to the Southern Mountain Caribou:
The province is taking all reasonable efforts to support the recovery of Southern Mountain Caribou in British Columbia. The BC Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy (ENV) and Environment Climate Change Canada (ECCC) have been developing a S.11 Bilateral Conservation Agreement (S.11 Agreement) under the Species At Risk Act. (SARA). This S.11 Agreement will contain overarching commitments and meaningful strategies for the recovery of Southern Mountain Caribou in BC while minimizing implications to local governments and to the various industry sectors that operate in caribou habitat. The S.11 Agreement is looking to increase efforts for habitat restoration, maternity penning, and minimizing land disturbance, etc.
The Province of BC has also been negotiating a Caribou Recovery Partnership Agreement (Partnership Agreement) with the federal government and West Moberly and Saulteau First Nations. This Partnership Agreement will contain conservation and recovery measures specific to the recovery of the Central Group (South Peace area) of Southern Mountain Caribou.
The area to which the Partnership Agreement will apply, and the potential constraints in terms of development and recreation activities, are still under negotiations, and face-to-face engagement with local governments, other Indigenous nations, sectors and stakeholders in this area will take place before both the S.11 Agreement and the Partnership Agreement are finalized and signed.
Seniors official with the provincial government have met with PRRD twice over the past three weeks, and have provided them the information they have requested. The Province will continue to meet with the PRRD to address their concerns.
All of these caribou recovery efforts are opportunities where existing and new partnerships with industry and community stakeholders can contribute to successful caribou recovery.
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The glamour and intrigue of the Ritz Theatre, in Randwick, is the heritage listed building that the cinema complex is enclosed in. It was established in 1937 and holds the popular art deco style, that is unique to this time period. The venue is warm, inviting and prestigious, and makes a wonderful change from the modern cinema complexes.
The nearby neighbourhood is bustling with cafes, restaurants and retail stores. You can plan on meeting with friends, before or after a movie, and you'll have a choice of diverse cultured cuisines, or just a simple drink or desert. Randwick is an exciting location, that is perfect for a day, or a night outing.
The Ritz Cinema is located at 45 St Pauls Street, Randwick, in the eastern suburbs of Sydney. This venue is easy to get to from the city via bus, and street parking is available in nearby residential areas. Nearby attractions include The Entertainment Quarter, Randwick Races, The Sydney Cricket Ground, Moore Park, and Centennial Park.


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Florida Gators freshman guard Chris Chiozza knew about head coach Billy Donovan's fiery attitude. It's something the freshman liked about Donovan during the recruiting process.
However, a rotation error in practice brought out the fire quicker than Chiozza imagined.
"First couple of practices, he wasn't too hard on me, so I was like, 'Ah, it's not as bad as I thought it was going to be,'" he said. "Then last week he just kind of exploded on me one time, like, oh man, I wasn't ready for that. I was like, 'Man, I thought I was doing good.'"
The freshman has spent the early part of the preseason making the adjustment from high school to college basketball. The guard has had to learn new concepts, leading to growing pains on defense. Chiozza was a half step late on a defensive rotation that led to the three-point attempt last week. Though the shot was missed, he still caught the ire of Donovan.
The change has been more difficult than Chiozza initially thought it would be, as he and fellow freshman Devin Robinson are learning what it takes to play at the next level. While the two have been watching a lot of game film and learning from coaching staff, Chiozza knows they are in a different place than the returning players on the team.
"Just the speed and physicality of the game," he said. "You know, freshmen. They already have a few years of being in the weight room and already know how the speed is of the game, so we came in not knowing what to expect, just from what we saw like on TV and in person that's just a lot different."
Chiozza has also received help from sophomore Kasey Hill. As the two point guards on the team, the players have scrimmaged against each other throughout practices, staying on the court throughout the games. The opportunity to play against the older guard is providing a challenge Chiozza embraces.
"He's getting me better everyday and he's being a good leader, you know, showing me the ropes, really talking to me, helping me through the stuff that he went through last year, because we're kind of similar smaller guards, and we don't communicate a lot on the court, he's helping me through that, so he's really been a good role model for me so far."
For head coach Billy Donovan, Chiozza and Robinson have been sustained intensity, something he looked at their ability to be able to do coming into practices. While Donovan said the players have a long way to go defensively, the coach said the players aren't any further back than any other freshman that have entered the program.
While Chiozza works towards fulfilling the duties that are required of him on the Florida Gators mens' basketball team, he is learning the coaching style of Donovan, as well as the most important thing to do while in practice.
"Got to run, every play, sprint," Chiozza said. "If you stop sprinting, he's going to make you run on the side, probably."


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Do you remember your parents telling you to stand up straight, don't slouch at the dinner table, balance a book on your head while walking? Did they also send you out to play at the first sign of light with a reminder to get yourself home by dinner? If so, you, like many in the Baby Boomer group is no stranger to realizing now why that advice was important and why we need to continue to impart the same to our children and grandchildren. Fitness and good posture are preventative measures to falling.
Every day hundreds of seniors over the age of 65 fall down and cannot get themselves up. They end up with serious or at least temporary injuries from these falls.
The main reason seniors fall is a loss of balance, changes and shifts in the body's center of gravity and the loss of bone density and muscles happening at the same time make these 'changes' ones that need our full attention.
Falls can and do decrease mobility and many times cause seniors to reduce their activity. They may become less independent and less socially active. In essence, the fall changes their lifestyle. Compounding the problem is the fact that many seniors do not 'share their fall' with their doctor or family members because they fear losing their independence. Unfortunately, that is exactly what happens, because they stifle the chance for rehabilitative care and/or supportive preventive measures. So in the long run they actually hasten the loss of their independence.


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At Loyalist College in March, you can see students hurriedly move through the halls of the school, heading somewhere to do something. Summer is on their minds as they prepare exams, final projects and internship interviews.
Internships are particularly important, students are told, because they provide real job experience and a chance to network, even meet potential employers. For most programs, internships are mandatory in order to complete a program and receive a diploma.
Mention internships to graduating students and you will get a detached, worried look.
Many students are having difficulty finding a placement that will take them, even for free. Students who have found a placement are not always sure what will come next.
Shannon Storey, a photojournalist student, got an internship at a highly regarded Ontario newspaper but says she doesn't expect a job to come from it. They just don't need anyone right now.
No one seems ready to admit there is a problem.
Lyndsay Kerik is an employment and career advisor at the Loyalist College Career Centre. The centre offers students help in finding jobs and job search resources.
"The biggest thing we encourage students to do is early job search," says Kerik. She also points out that 80 per cent of available jobs are not advertised on job boards. "We have lots of resources to assist students who aren't necessarily good at networking."
But if the proof is in the pudding, and that makes Kerik's optimism hard to swallow.
Loyalist has compiled data, available on the college's website, of graduates in the job market. Not all alumni weighed in. But of those who did, recent numbers are not encouraging.
In 28 of the 52 programs with statistics available between 2005 and 2009, the number of graduates working full-time in related fields went down in 2008 and 2009 compared to earlier years. That's just a reflection of graduates who were ready to work. Those who chose to continue their education or not to seek employment were not factored into the statistics.
Among those 28 programs is radio broadcasting. In 2009 just 10 per cent of graduates who responded to the survey were working full-time in their field.
Steve Bolton, co-ordinator of the radio broadcasting program commented on the 10 per cent figure. He says the recession caused a blip in the system.
"2009 was the year of the financial meltdown," says Bolton. "Industry was hit, which meant less money to advertise. Radio was hit as well because of this."
Chris Barnim is graduating from radio broadcasting this spring.
"It's definitely a mix in our class," Barnim explains. "There's people who really want to be in radio but there are some going back to school for a fallback… you can make it in radio, but you have to work really hard."
The school's two councilors say that they rarely hear complaints from students about graduation anxiety. It only exists in very exceptional cases, where prior emotional problems exist.
But there's nothing wrong with Barnim, who seems to be echoing the sentiment of a lot of students.
"Stress, a lot of stress," says Barnim, describing how he feels about his prospects. "Stressing about the future, seeing if you can get a job, worried it's not going to happen." He also worries about the available salary. "I feel like I would make the bare minimum for the standard of living, just barely enough."
Kerik says students may get discouraged by the jobs that are available to them.
"We get the angry students, [who say] 'Why did I waste my time coming to college if I can't get the job that I want?' You have to start at the bottom and work your way up the ladder."
Many students can't find work because they don't want to leave home.
"Students who are willing to pick up and move anywhere to find a job are the most successful," Kerik explains. "When you want to remain local, there's only a finite amount of higher employment opportunities that are relative to specific programs offered here."


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The saddleback or tīeke belongs to New Zealand's unique wattlebird family (Callaeidae), an ancient group which includes the endangered kōkako and the extinct huia. It is a medium sized bird, and adults of both sexes have similar plumage. The bird's main feature is a conspicuous chestnut-coloured saddle on its back, but it also has chestnut on the tip of its tail, a black bill, black legs, and orange, "fleshy" wattles either side of its throat.
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Liberty Tax Launches Cloud Bookkeeping Service, Liberty Accounting
Powered by Kashoo, New Bookkeeping Service Expands Offerings Available to Liberty Tax Franchisees and Empowers Small Business-Owning Customers to Take Control of Their Finances
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA - (Marketwired - Aug 26, 2014) - Liberty Tax, Inc. (NASDAQ: TAX) has launched Liberty Accounting (http://libertyaccounting.com). The offering will help Liberty Tax franchisees provide a more expansive suite of financial services to their clients, in addition to tax preparation and filing. The integration of this product will help customers keep more accurate records, making the tax preparation process much easier.
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"Our goal is to help taxpayers and small business owners with the time consuming and confusing task of bookkeeping so that they can spend more time on those activities that will drive more revenue into their businesses," states Chad Corman, the Director of Operational Strategy for Liberty Tax Service.
Liberty Accounting is powered by Kashoo, makers of simple cloud accounting software for small business -- on the App Store's most downloaded iPad accounting app, the iPhone and the web. Kashoo currently helps nearly 200,000 small businesses spread throughout more than 180 countries take control of their business finances from anywhere, anytime.
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Founded in 1997 by CEO John T. Hewitt, Liberty Tax, Inc., formerly known as JTH Holding, Inc., is the parent company of Liberty Tax Service. Liberty Tax is the fastest-growing tax preparation franchise and has prepared almost 18 million individual income tax returns in more than 4,400 offices and online. Liberty Tax's online services are available through eSmart Tax, Liberty Online and DIY Tax, and are all backed by the tax professionals at Liberty Tax locations and its nationwide network of approximately 35,000 seasonal tax preparers. Liberty Tax also supports local communities with fundraising endeavors and contributes as a national sponsor for many charitable causes. For a more in-depth look, visit Liberty Tax Service and interact with Liberty Tax on Twitter and Facebook.
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Happy Sunday everybody!
You know, for the longest time, I dreaded Sundays. That's because for more than a decade now, Sunday has been the most grueling day of the week for us, being in the review center business. But from February to March, our Sundays are free. So I ensure that our family would be able to go to church. I know I speak on several people's behalf that getting ready for church could be such a chore. But you know what, when I'm already in the church (especially at Victory!) listening to how much God loves me and you and how much Jesus has sacrificed for sinners like us, I feel good. Soooo good. Sobrang sarap ng feeling to be in His presence with my fellow believers. I like feeling shame and guilt for my transgression, because after that I would just be in awe of how God could love a sinner like me.
Of course, not everyday could be a Sunday, and there are Sundays when we simply cannot go to church. But that does not mean our connection with He-Who-Has-Sacrificed-His-Son-For-Our-Sake should be non-existent on other days. God wants us to communicate with Him as often as possible. How? We tell Him our woes and joys through prayer, and He admonishes, reassures, comforts, gives His promises, and reveals His plans through the Bible.
"Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path." – Psalm 119:105 (NIV)
As parents, it is our responsibility to inculcate into our children's minds how much God loves them. It will do them a great deal of good if they know that there is someone who will never fail them (because as much as we try not to, we still fail our kids).
I knew the value of that, that's why more than a month ago I bought Raviv his first "Bible". It's high time he learns that God is waaay more powerful than all fictional superheroes combined, and Raviv hears of God's superpowers through the Bible stories in his Bible. Ang kyut-kyut n'ya pa because I trained him that when he goes to Kids' Church, dala-dala n'ya ang Bible n'ya.
Mukhang nakatulog sa quiet time si Raviv ah!
When Kat of Babypalooza contacted me and asked whether I'd like to host another giveaway, I said "Yes!" right away because it's such a good opportunity for me to reward you, my dear readers. Imagine my excitement when I saw the item that MomsterTeacher and Babypalooza was gonna give away…here o:
My First Bible Stories Set. Learn about some of the much loved Bible characters with these 6 beautifully illustrated board books.
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Right-hander Blake Beavan, acquired in the Cliff Lee trade, will get the start Saturday when the Mariners take on the Oakland Athletics at Peoria Stadium.
Beavan has no record with a 9.00 ERA. He has appeared in two games, throwing four innings and giving up four runs on six hits, walking one and striking out three.
Saturday's game will be broadcast on 710 ESPN Seattle.
Here are the lineups.
Cliff Pennington, SS
Ryan Sweeney, CF
David DeJesus, RF
Conor Jackson, DH
Mark Ellis, 2B
Kevin Kouzmanoff, 3B
Chris Carter, LF
Andy LaRoche, 1B
Anthony Recker, C
Guillermo Moscoso, RHP
Ichiro Suzuki, RF
Chone Figgins, 3B
Milton Bradley, LF
Jack Cust, DH
Justin Smoak, 1B
Franklin Gutierrez, CF
Adam Kennedy, 2B
Jack Wilson, SS
Josh Bard, C
Blake Beavan, RHP
NOTE: Luke French, Brandon League, Jamey Wright,Tom Wilhelmsen, Justin Miller and Dan Cortes are available out of the bullpen Saturday.
For more Seattle Mariners news, visit the front page of the Seattle Mariners blog.


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1. Pepermint
A favorite haunt for Zagreb's clubbers in the heart of the city. Offers various music nights, from twist and swing, funk and soul, to contemporary dance hits. Guaranteed fun!
2. VIP club
Located in the very center of the city, in Ban Jelačić Square, with its many live concerts during the week, this club attracts mostly jazz lovers, while at weekends it turns into a real dance floor.
3. Jarun
Clubs at Jarun Lake, like Mansion and Aquarius, offer various club music sounds with frequent visits of well known DJ's and producers as well as live band performances.
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For those who like rock music, this legendary club called Jabuka (which means 'The Apple' in Croatian) is the right choice. Here you will find real rock connoiseurs dancing the whole night long.
5. Green Gold
A club located in the shoping center of the same name, Green Gold will satisfy different tastes — here you can enjoy various kinds of music, from Croatian traditional and popular music to dance hits.


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Quebec city or "Ville de Québec", is the capital of province of Quebec, which is located 240km far from Montreal. This city by sure is one of the most beautiful cities of north America. As a very old French Canadian settled city, one can taste Europe and specially French culture in this wonderful city. However, this city is one of the coldest large cities of north America.
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(Spoilers. As ever)
In this rather sweet, in-depth interview with an Israeli newspaper, Salman Rushdie talks at length about that fatwa (you know the one I mean), his writing, religious influence in modern society – and the state of television, which is where he offers one of the most hilariously transparent self-justifications for lying on the sofa binging through fourteen hours of Prison Break I think I've ever seen:
"I watched all that because if I am going to work in this field, I need to know what it is going on. I have been making myself have whole-series marathons to get the point of how it goes."
I have this wonderful image of Rushdie, clutching an extra-large bag of Minstrels, pressing 'next episode' for the umpteenth time on the Dexter DVD menu, and telling himself, 'This is an artistic exercise. I'm forcing myself to do this for the sake of my noble craft.' Anyway, in the same breath Rushdie also politely demeaned HBO's The Wire, claiming it was 'just a police series'; naturally, this latest act of blasphemy caused a moderate internet hoo-hah, and he's since agreed on Twitter that he'll 'watch another series' of the show to see if he was wrong about it. (So you didn't watch it all the way through? Clearly not that committed to the artform, then, eh, Salman, you posturing dilettante?)
Rushdie also said,
"There was a series called 'Game of Thrones' which was very popular here in the United States, a post-Tolkien kind of thing. It was garbage, yet very addictive garbage - because there's lots of violence, all the women take their clothes off all the time, and it's kind of fun. In the end, it's well-produced trash, but there's room for that, too."
Once again, the award-winning author sounds like he's desperately trying to explain why he Tivoed the entire thing, though frankly, 'I'm watching it for the violence and the nudity and because it's sort of cool', isn't quite as defensible as 'I have to watch it for work'. But, of course, he's quite right on both counts, and I can feel comfortable saying that, as I have myself now worked my way through both the HBO series and two-and-a-bit of George R.R. Martin's exceptionally long books. A Song Of Ice And Fire, as the entire series is known, is at times quite exceptionally trashy, no matter how many Guardian articles appear claiming that the fantasy genre has "grown up" by including moral shades of grey for the first time, like, ever.
That's not to be hard on the series. As a matter of fact, I think it contains several of the fantasy literature elements that China Mieville found so lacking in Tolkein in this famous Socialist Review article; it largely refuses to deal in moral abstracts, it replicates the cruelties and uncertainties of reality rather than meandering away into escapism, and it's been crafted with that marvellous conviction and lunatic obsessiveness to detail that old JRR also had, that enables a world to feel not simply vivid, but possessed of a past, a present, and a future.
One of its real problems comes with the world itself, which steers mostly clear of supernatural elements (which is a perfectly fine idea) in favour of a variety of faux-medieval locales and civilisations pillaged from Planet Earth, occasionally down to the most pointlessly copycat details (desert dwellers in the east ride camels; a flamboyant, foreign fencing instructor talks like Inigo Montoya). And when Martin does venture into high fantasy, it's consistently with the most worn-out and over-familiar tropes and creatures. Dragons, giants, faithful wolves, broadswords called 'Ice' and 'Longclaw'…to be fair, there's also something called a grumkin, but it's never actually described, and is, woozel-esque, deemed to be a fairy story. Most frustratingly of all, Martin tries to keep us interested in monstrous 'Others' lurking in the wilds beyond civilisation, long after he's already played his big reveal; and it's turned out, disappointingly, that the Others are undead zombies. With blue eyes. And they want to kill the living, because of something something darkness.
However, it's the style of the books that's the series' biggest stumbling-block, tending towards the sombre, the stilted and the flowery with the occasional bizarre bit of American slang or anachronism thrown in; sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't at all, but more often than it should, it results in action sequences that have no real sense of weight, movement or space. It does improve, admittedly, as the series goes on (the first book has a lumpen, linebreakphobic attitude towards its paragraphs and contains three separate uses of the phrase 'there was a sickening crunch') but even then, for every pleasant sentence, like one about an army spreading out over hills like 'an iron rose', we get a,
"Tyrion could not have been more astonished if Aegon the Conqueror himself had burst into the room, riding a dragon and juggling lemon pies."
-a sentence that couldn't have been worse if an unknown quantity had ridden in on a cliché, hurling a bad attempt at comedy into the middle of a serious scene instead of just expressing a simple and recognisable sensation, that of astonishment.
But – and here comes the other side of the coin – it is, indeed, quietly addictive. Some of the main heroes and villains are thoroughly enjoyable company - though in such a large cast, it's inevitable that others suffer by comparison (a lot of secondary and tertiary male characters are just Ser Glowering The One-Dimensional, quite a few of the female characters are 1) sexually-liberated shagpots 2) power-hungry villainesses 3) heroic tomboys yearning to prove themselves on the field of battle, there's at least one too many callow youth, and the children all have to have a 'young' voice to differentiate them from the adult characters, which results in some awful R.L. Stine-esque passages like, '"You STUPID STUPID STUPID,' she thought"). The storytelling element itself, weaving multiple plot strands and motivations together, is generally beyond reproach (though there's some business in the first book with the ownership of a dagger that never really makes sense). And Martin looks like a genuinely nice fellow, a sort of scraggly, filled-out version of Doc from Snow White.
I don't know if I'll read any more of the series, for now, at least – another colossal, multi-part tome is calling, and its name is 1Q84. But one final concern strikes me; since the very beginning of the very first book, A Game Of Thrones, the author has been playing up the idea of a fast-approaching threat to the entire world, a 'winter' that brings with it the evil Others. Five books of the planned septet have been written, and nothing seems to have moved on that front; instead, the world has expanded and expanded, creating more factions and plot elements that have yet to be resolved. 'Winter is coming', characters keep insisting; fifteen years and 4839 pages later, it still hasn't bloody turned up.
Perhaps Martin will never actually follow up on that Chekhov's Gun, but it's so central, and it's been so heavily built-up, that I couldn't see that being anything other than an appalling anti-climax. But if he does send his undead beasties out on their prophesised rampage – then guess what? A Song Of Ice And Fire becomes just another story of various kingdoms and wandering heroes putting aside their differences and standing together against an abstract evil that rises out of a terrifying wilderness. Which wouldn't sit well with the idea of fantasy 'growing up' at all.
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Via an Anonymous Source, Posted by Aubin Paul Warner Music Group Break-ups
No Warning has split up. The band confirmed the rumours which have been floating around since they dropped off their tour with The Used and Alexisonfire in September.
While the current lineup is parting ways, some of the band members have promised a new act very soon, saying:
There is a new band in the works, and you may dig it, you may not. It doesn't have a name yet, but you will hear about it soon.. we'll have demo's online etc. […] It's a very different band musically with a fresh start, but we promise you will dig it.
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20 TCDS National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) members recently participated in a University of Arizona leadership development program called "Challenge Program".
The program focused on team building, learning how to be both a leader and a follower while performing each of those roles well, listening skills and communication skills, collaboration and recognizing your comfort zones. The Challenge Program was an 8-hour class of events on the ground as well as events that took place a bit above ground.
Students participated in the Challenge Program at the UA soccer field.
Middle school Language Arts teacher Colleen Johnson and our school's guidance counselor Diane St. Amand are NJHS advisors. Mrs. St. Amand says that she has been taking students to the Challenge Program for the last eight years, and she believes it is one of the best leadership programs in Tucson for middle school students. '
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This week an informal listening test that might reveal something about your sense for rhythm. If you have a minute to spare, please continue reading and respond to the three questions below. The outcome might surprise you!
First, state whether you consider yourself having a sense for rhythm (N.B. you can be honest, the responses are recorded anonymously):
Then do the following two comparisons. First, listen to the following folksong (Fragment 1):
Fragment 1
Then compare Fragment 1A and 1B to 1, and decide which of the two is rhythmically dissimilar:
Fragment 1A
Fragment 1B
Then listen to Fragment 2:
Fragment 2
And finally, compare Fragment 2A and 2B to 2, and decide which of the two is rhythmically dissimilar?
Fragment 2A
Fragment 2B
These examples are taken from a study by Hannon and Trehub published in Psychological Science.* There is at least one surprising results presented in that study. For now, please do the informal experiment, and I will tell more about the results next week. [see here]
Erin E. Hannon, Sandra E. Trehub (2005) Metrical Categories in Infancy and Adulthood. Psychological Science 16 (1), 48–55. DOI: 10.1111/j.0956-7976.2005.00779.x
Friday, February 08, 2008
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Remember last week I talked about the news story of the NASA satellite that was expected to fall to Earth, no one knew when or where? WELL!!!! Through sources that I can not reveal (wimp.com) I have uncovered a secret video that will show the world exactly what happened and that the Government does know. Shhhhhhh! You cannot tell a soul! Seriously! Click on the link below. You will be as shocked as I was. Seriously.
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So another September is finishing up. Time to move on, the Wheel is turning. Everyone is looking forward to a fantastic October. Not only because of Autumn foliage, festivals and fun; also the Countdown to Halloween, hosted by Danni at Whimsical Cottage. Click on the button at the top of my sidebar for info. I think I may be feeling a Giveaway coming on. Hang on.....yep, there is definitely a tingling that indicates a Giveaway here at Wiccan Writes. Stay tuned. Enjoy the last day of September, my friends!!


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Also, last week, John and I were interviewed by a reporter with the local newspaper about our journey for a story that will be published either tomorrow or Friday. I am very nervous about it! I felt like the interview went well, but after I kept thinking to myself, "I can't believe I said that!" and "I wish I had clarified/explained that more." The reporter was very kind, so I think she'll write a good article. I'm just very anxious to read it! I hope to see some good feedback and support from the community.
After it's published I will put a link to it on here so you can read it. I don't know if I will be able to sleep tonight!


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Late Wednesday night Congress voted to avoid the certainty of defaulting. Congress voted to reopen the government and its agencies allowing Treasury to borrow money in order for the United States government and the thousands of people to return to work.
President Barack Obama signed the bill around 11:30 CST Wednesday night. All government-related workers can return to their jobs today. A video of President Obama announcing Senate has passed the bill and a few words about how he guaranteed to sign the bill and to have a plan to avoid this in the future and to gain back America's trust.
In the briefing room, he said "hopefully next time it won't be in the 11th hour, we've got to get out of the habit of governing by crisis."
As he left, a reporter asked if this situation could happen again. President Obama responded with a short, "no," which was followed by some laughs.
The U.S. has extended borrowing until Feb. 7 and to fund agencies until Jan. 15. A House-Senate bipartisan group is to be created out of the bill passed to come up with lengthy deficit reduction plans, to hopefully last longer than a couple months. Their ideas need to be passed by Congress by Dec. 13.
The Treasury Department will be able to extend its tools for a brief period of time if a plan is not implemented by Feb. 7, but for how long is unknown.
It seems this is a win for President Obama and the Democrats as the Republicans conceded their concern to defund The Affordable Care Act, for now. In reality, no agreement as been made and opposition from both parties concerning how to end the nations deficit remains an issue at hand.
The Collegian published a news story about the status of the shutdown on Tuesday.
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Female, 26 years. Skin lesion, breast
Intradermal naevus with 'atypical junctional melanocytic proliferation'
Solitary junctional large melanocytes are not uncommon within the epidermis overying a dermal naevus. They are large but monomorphic and do not ascend into the upper parts of the epidermis. There is no suspicion of in situ melanoma.
Okamura JM, Barr RJ, Cantos KA. Benign atypical junctional melanocytic hyperplasia associated with intradermal nevi: a common finding that may be confused with melanoma in situ. Mod Pathol. 2000; 13: 857-60.


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There are few in my stamp drawer, so I nope there will be more in the near future :)
First I wrote sentiment by hand, but wasn't happy after all, had to print it out. Because I already posted the pics, I left them here of course.
Allsorts has good refreshing challenge this time: No Flowers! Oh, I love it.
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This morning I went out to let my vehicle warm up, and after clearing the windows of ice, I sat in it to let it finish warming up. With it being cold, I had gloves on and normally I wouldn't be able to use my phone, tablet, or any touch screen enabled device to pass the time. Today was different – I was wearing NewerTech's NuTouch gloves.
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On Sunday, January 24, Todmorden Choral Society and the Todmorden Orchestra put on an extra performance of Handel's "Messiah" in Todmorden Town Hall.
Normally this is presented in the run up to Christmas each year and the December 2015 concert was the usual sell-out.
So to give more people the chance to hear and see the music being performed, they decided to stage a special one-off extra concert to raise money for the Calderdale Flood Relief Fund, raising the bumper sum of more than £5,500.
A spokesman said this magnificent effort was largely due to the generosity of many people and organisations.
"To prevent any unforced omissions we will not specify who they are.
"An exception must be made for the soloists who waived their fees and without whom the performance could not have taken place," he said.
"The standard of music was superb and the audience was moved to give a standing ovation after the Hallelujah chorus and at the end of the oratorio.
"We were honoured to welcome to the audience the deputy Lord Lieutenant of the county and many local civic dignitaries.
"It was good to see many new faces in the audience and we hope that they will support us in the future."
Pictured from the left, including the soloists who helped enable the concert to be staged, are Adam Magee (tenor), Emily Reaves (alto), Antony Brannick (conductor), Caroline Challis (soprano), Andrew Rostron (orchestra leader) and Dean Robinson (bass-baritone).


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UCLA Baseball Announces 2006 Schedule
Dec. 21, 2005
Los Angeles - UCLA baseball head coach John Savage announced the finalized schedule for the upcoming 2006 season on Wednesday. The Bruins are set to play 56 games in 2006, 31 games at Jackie Robinson Stadium and 25 on the road, with 32 games scheduled against teams that competed in the NCAA Regional Championships last season.
'We think from top to bottom, our schedule is the toughest schedule in the country,' Savage said. 'Our schedule is a very diverse schedule in the sense that we play programs from several different conferences.'
The Bruins will take on 12 teams that competed in the NCAA Regional Championships last year (Miami, Pepperdine, Cal State Fullerton, Long Beach State, NC State, Ole Miss, UNLV, Arizona, Arizona State, USC, Stanford, and Oregon State), and will have 18 games during the season against NCAA Super Regional participants (Miami, Cal State Fullerton, Ole Miss, Arizona State, USC, Oregon State).
'The one thing about our schedule is that we better respect all the teams we play equally,' Savage said. 'Every team on our schedule is a Division-I program that has had a lot of success in each of their respective conferences.'
UCLA will officially begin its 2006 campaign with its annual Alumni Game at Jackie Robinson Stadium on Saturday, Jan. 28 at 12 p.m. The Bruins will open the regular season with a three-game series against Fresno State at home beginning Friday, Feb. 3 at 6 p.m.
The Bruins will host marquee matchups at home against perennial powerhouses Miami (Feb. 10 - 12), Cal State Fullerton (Feb. 24), and Ole Miss (March 10 - 12).
UCLA will also play UC Riverside (Feb. 14), Pepperdine (Feb. 21), an exhibition game against Waseda University of Japan (Feb. 23), UNLV (March 14), San Diego State (March 17-19), UC Irvine (April 4), Long Beach State (April 18), and UC Santa Barbara (April 25) in its non-conference home slate.
The Bruins farthest road trip of the season will be to Raleigh, N.C., for a series with North Carolina State (March 3 - 5).
'The depth of our schedule is very strong because we want to be as challenged and be as competitive as we can go play in the Pac-10,' Savage said.
As always, the Bruins will face a tough Pac-10 Conference schedule in 2006.
'We believe that the Pac-10 is the best conference in the nation,' Savage said. 'Every team in our conference is tough to beat. It is an extremely difficult conference with the best players and the best coaches. The strength of who you play in the Pac-10 alone, you can't find that in any other conference in the country.'
UCLA will host exciting Pac-10 series with Washington State (April 7 - 9), Arizona State (April 21 - 23), USC (May 12 - 14), and Stanford (May 19 - 21). The Bruins will complete their conference schedule with road trips to Washington (March 31 - April 2), Arizona (April 13 - 15), California (April 28 - 30), and will finish its regular season schedule at Oregon State (May 26 - 28).
UCLA returns 22 players from last season, including six returning starters on the mound, and 11 starting position players, and welcomes 17 newcomers to the roster.
UCLA Announces 2006 Men's Soccer ScheduleApr 20 '06
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