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Maybe not. Maybe Mimi wanted to kill Blossom.JunSama wrote:And Him made her killed her mom?
wonder3 wrote:you might be right about that but same problem here was not 100% sure on Nergal being a ruler, but as for Jack I don't think HalloweenTown counts as a part of the underworld kind of like the world Pain came from, was not part of the underworld.
Then agian it did show Billy running around with a kid satan in the story of what happened to his soul that might be another ruler.
BeeAre wrote: traditional gay goofy HIM
wonder3 wrote:I think that when Endsville fell
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I was going to bring this up. Him doesn't seem like this sort of a person anymore in the GT world. I picture him sounding more like Vin Diesel.
49dra wrote:So Him's real name is Kare, intersting also it'd be cool for to have a crossover for all three of bleedman's comic
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WarAngel wrote:Two of the topics that stick out in my mind are the Noah's Ark story actually being a DNA Bank. The other is that aliens spread
the Bubonic Plague while wearing black cloaks and waving Scythe like objects. Giving us our idea of the Grim Reaper.
Now as for the plague itself I believe it originated on Earth as history said it did. The aliens just helped spread it,
making it worse than it would have been on it's own.vidrar wrote:This is on History channel now.
Anyone else watch this and want to weigh in on their thoughts.
This is a great show. One of the best in paranormal.Majorion wrote:Oh yeah, there's no doubt about it.
The Ancient Astronaut theory -- (AAT) is true. I usually like to start off with the question; How were the pyramids built? .. Even with all our modern knowledge and technology, we still don't know how they were built.
I go with Humans with alien help myself.vidrar wrote:AAT say that earth has been visited by ETs and/or technologically superior humans in very ancient times and that these events have been recorded as encounters with "Gods", "Flying Chariots", "Wars of Worlds" in ancient mythologies, legends and religions.
I like the parts about The Rama Empire and Brahma Weapons (ancient nuclear weapons.)Majorion wrote:And besides all that, we also have evidence of a civilization on our very own Moon;
This one's my favorite (The Castle)vidrar wrote:Or could it be that the Mayan calendar isn't an end of the world date, but rather a return date?
You and I share the same theory.
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Rohan wrote:section319 wrote:The game I was referring to was the orange bowl that KU got picked to go to over Mizzou, even though we beat them and went to the big 12 championship. The winner of any conference is the only one that automatically gets the bid, but if another bowl needs a team they can pick whoever they want, for some reason the orange bowl committee picked Kansas because apparently they have a better fan following..
You're on crack. Fan following? We are talking football, right? KU was invited to the Orange Bowl to destroy Va Tech because they were the only one loss team in the country, not because the drive from Lawrence to Miami is an easy one.
You must be a Mizzou fan. Did you hear any whispers from KU about winning the National Championship this year? Any Hesiman talk? No, we understood the significance of last year, and took it for what it was. It was the greatest year in KU football in the last 25 years. As it turns out, it was also the greatest year in Mizzou football as well.
Want to bet on who has the better record in '09?
Before I respond I just want to completely agree 100% with megs last post..
Yeah, I am a Mizzou fan. Had you looked 2 inches to the left as you were reading my post you would have seen my location is Mizzou, meaning I am a student there, but I wouldn't expect a KU fan to be able to comprehend a thing like that. Second, Meg answered most of your post as I would have. And it was a fact that the Orange Bowl Committee picked KU partly because of the supposed fan following of the JAYHAWK..gay.. I am not denying it had to do with you only having 1 loss but it was to Mizzou who beat you and only lost to the eventual big 12 champs in Oklahoma. Everyone understood the significance of KU's run last year, they were a big 12 team playing one of the easiest schedules in college football last year, if Mizzou had been playing that schedule we would have had 1 loss to and it would have been in the big 12 championship to Oklahoma.
I will literally bet you $100 that Mizzou has a better record next year than Kansas, honestly.


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I have always lived in Wisconsin and I am NOT and have NEVER BEEN A PACKER FAN. Just because you live here doesn't mean you have to follow the team in that state!! Last time I checked, the United States is a free country. I follow who I want to follow and don't give a damn what any Packer fan thinks about it. GO DOLPHINS!!!!
Please God, let me see 1 Dolphins Superbowl victory before I die.
"If foot fetish videos of your wife surface online, and the voice of the cameraman sounds like you, just admit that it was you ... because the alternative is that someone else was filming foot fetish videos of your wife, and I'm pretty sure that's worse." - Bill Simmons's enduring lesson to Rex Ryan.
[QUOTE=vega51;1064508305]Dudes, i am a dolphins fan, but i also have to follow the Packers because i went to College at Wisconsin.
Well, today Tann was the real deal, and hopefully this is the FIRST of many to come, but before this game, the rookie struggled BIG time for 3 1/2 games. I used to summer in Cape Cod but I still despise The Brady Bunch! You went to Wis.? Great! eat cheese. Or if the Fish are out of the playoffs pick a team to pull for in the playoffs just for fun. This site bleeds Dolphin football and you shold know for the future that you will get scalded like a dog for lame posts like that one. Now assume the position and take your beating like the closet Packer fan that you are.JK!!!! Props for showing back up after stuffing your mouth with both feet and a pair of Cowboy Boots!!!!!!!!!!!! Hey!!!!!!!!!The Packer game is starting. Shouldn't you be humping Rodgers' leg?
OP is so pissed Tannehill killed it today.
How about them Packers!!!!!!!
-Dan MarinoI just try to be myself, whatever that is. I don't think about how I'll be remembered. I just want to be consistent over a long period of time. That's what the great players do.
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quote:You are the one so sure they are a good thing for all of us instead of for the few tell us why we should like them.
quote:BTW, I found these at another site:(from Appendix C of the LBP report) http://www.stop-runaway-production.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/la-projects-1.jpg http://www.stop-runaway-production.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/la-projects-2.jpg http://www.stop-runaway-production.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/la-projects-3.jpg
quote:quote: BTW, I found these at another site:(from Appendix C of the LBP report)
quote:. It seems like about 800 million in LA expenditures was reimbursed with about 207 million in LA tax credits.
quote:I will ask again. From a revenue standpoint. What would the revenue be to the state with the film credits vs without. Hard numbers please.
quote:Plus $200 million without the credits.
quote: you have posted zero evidence of your claim. Posting revenue numbers and claiming that as proof of your claim is silly. You attribute 100 percent of the states individual and corporate revenue to one indistry? Laughable. Where did you get your economics degree?
quote:I assume the tax credits are in part because the film industry getting the credits creates jobs and business for companies in Louisiana. What happens when income taxes on income earned, sales taxes generated from the jobs created, sales and use taxes on the money spent in production, increased business (rentals, fees to locations, food, purchses, security companies), increases payroll, profits from the business involved with the film industry are considered? I know several people getting jopbs in the film industry because of the credits, I see them working all over the city, I know people getting big bucks for the use of their property for locations, there may be some tightening up required but there is a significant benefit, even if you have a hard on for Jindal.
quote:It is clearly a huge benefit to the city and state
quote:i wish there wasn't a buyback option b/c that just reeks of an avenue for abuse (and a way for the state to potentially lose its ass). otherwise, credits can't hurt b/c taxable income otherwise would be around 0
quote:why not give every industry 30% of their expenses??
quote:You post any actual evidence yet?


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Most Welsh surnames are patronymic; that is, they are derived from a personal name of an ancestor. In the Middle Ages, the prefixes ap, ab (son of) and ferch (daughter of) were commonly found in Welsh surnames. Welsh names used to include strings of patronymics going back through the generations, until the 16th century when people began to use fixed hereditary surnames. However, some surnames' prefixes can still be found today in many Welsh surnames, such as Prince, Probert, Bowen (ap Owen), and Beddoes. Henry VIII frowned upon this nomenclature and thus began the great change in Welsh surnames
The Black Prince, or Edward, Prince of Wales, (1330-76), is thought to have gained his nickname due to the color of his armor -- jet black. However, this claim cannot be verified. Contrary to popular conceptions, period illustrations typically depict him in silver or gilt armor, not black. He may have gained this moniker because he wore a black surcoat with a silver plume. Yet a more fantastic notion also circulates. Many hold the opinion that he was labeled black because of his skill as a knight or because he was often merciless towards the vanquished. His sacking of the town of Limoges in 1370 gives some credence to the latter notion. After taking the town, all its inhabitants were slaughtered, with no consideration to age or gender.
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quote:New Orleans has embraced him and his family. "We feel so loyal and so tied to the city."
quote:Maybe Brees should focus on winning games.
quote:Maybe you should look at stats before you post dumb shite.
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quote:lose a few and see how long that lasts.
quote:You just wake up around week 5 this year?
quote:Specifically complaints about his current salary
quote:Trolls mostly as I remember
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I've been thinking about evolution, and it has occurred to me that there are 3 problems with it. 1.) evolution by definition is a reactionary process, so how can it look forward - eg how can we as end results of the process ask "what if?" 2.) humanity has the potential to self destruct - Ayn Rand in Atlas Shrugged recognised that we were the only species that could do that - how can an evolved / reactive process develop a self-destruct mechanism? 3.) At what point along the evolutionary process did it decide to split out into separate genders, and where can we point to to demonstrate this? Any thoughts?
It is a journey Ed, and the more I learn the more my mind is becoming freerer and challenged. And it's great. I'll never stop reading and exploring - have you every read any of Francis Schaeffer's work? I haven't for a long time, but I'm about to begin again as I try to make sense of all these intellectual and free-ranging influences. And while I am definitely a Christian and see no reason at this point to abandon it, I am beginning to suspect that there would be very few churches that would accept me if they knew all that I am beginning to believe. I'm not liberal in the denial sense, but I do believe that the Christian Church - especially the Southern Baptist fundamentalist types - have done massive damage and our credibility is all but shot because of their ignorance.
How can we ask 'What if'? I think it has to do with the evolution of the ability to visualize multiple scenarios or choices in the mind. Consciousness may be a byproduct of this. http://www.klab.caltech.edu/~koch/crick-koch-cc-97.html This is an old paper....
#3 Why do males have nipples? (the link doesn't deal with this question.. I just thought it was a good question to ask considering we are thinking along those lines.) http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/11/081120171328.htm
The paper by Crick is very interesting, but while he builds a very good case for anticipation / instinct - what he calls the on-line system of seeing based on essentially a combination of training and experience - see the sports examples - and I've always acknowledged anticipation doesn't require a future looking response - he also acknowledges that this is the realm of the philosopher as it is getting into the realm of meaning. He suggests some experiments that can contribute to its understanding, as he raises the issue that it relies on a combination of time, experience and memories and the brains ability to link together massive amounts of experiential data - this is getting into Michael Polanyi's area of tacit knowledge. But there is still no suggestion or indication as to how our consciousness can raise the question "what if" based on our experience and observations of differing aspects of life? Everything he discusses relies on the past - the accumulation of life - he offers no explanation for taking any of this forward into previously unperceived relationships of information, materials, or whatever aspect of life we are exploring at any given moment. His experiments would contribute to the understanding of the neurological functions of consciousness - what he calls the neural correlate of consciousness - but then he acknowledges that it cannot resolve the issues of consciousness itself. As far as I can tell, that remains in the realm of the philosopher at this stage. The senses can absorb vast amounts of information, the brain can process it into logical patterns and responses, but none of this contributes to the "what if" ability I am trying to understand. This is essential implying that the brain is a vast and complex relational database, but a.) they are designed, and b.) they don't have the ability to speculate.
@Eric, we gave you those book titles because no one here has the time, and likely not the inclination to spend hours educating you on how evolution works. I had assumed you would go read, at least the one book, then return to the board with your new found knowledge. You've indicated you won't have time to read those until near Christmas, so again, I assumed - this time that you would postpone further discussion until then.
Whether or not you actually intend reading the books, I can't say, but it would seem obvious - this time without the use of assumptions - that you intend continuing the discussion with your limited grasp of the evolutionary process. I, for one have no intention of continuing any further discussion until your return with a greater depth of information - if others choose to waste their time, that, of course, is their option.
See you upon your post-holiday return.
1.) evolution by definition is a reactionary process, so how can it look forward - eg how can we as end results of the process ask "what if?"
No, it's not "reactive." There is nothing reacting to anything. It's a process that favors the leftovers of the struggle to survive. It's progressive, not reactive.
Your definition appears to be wrong.
Progressive based on what - previous results of natural selection with large amounts of time, environment and error thrown in - it's still a reaction to what has gone before - it still doesn't have the ability to look forward and speculate.
And I think a lot of us are wondering why you are so obsessed with "what if." What if there's no what if? What then?
It appears from archaeopteryx's reply that I have outstayed my welcome, so I will bid you all adieu. Thank you for you comments and explanations. I will read the books you've suggested over the Christmas break - between I hope a good selection of novels - this has been very interesting, enlightening, and faith strengthening, and I will raise a glass to you all next time I have one in my hand. Go well, and the next time you ask "what if", I hope it brings a thought to you, and not just "that damn Christian who didn't know what he was talking about." I see things from a different perspective, and perhaps I have challenged you to do the same. Adios.
Vaya bien - regressa despues de leyendo los libros --
Oh, and Eric, I spoke only for myself, and we all know it, so don't try to blame your departure on me. A very sweet, bright young lady theist, Anna Silva, came on the board recently, and it was clear that she was not very knowledgeable regarding how evolution works, and you are just another case of that - I recommended to you no more, no less than I did to her.
Although you appeared honest, open, and interested in learning, the fact that you kept coming back to the "What if" issue, over and over, after being told repeatedly that it bore no relevance, even referring to it in your closing remarks, leads me to believe that you may, in fact, have had a covert agenda, one that required we accept as valid your "What if" premise, but realizing that you were never going to get us to do so, decided not to waste any more of your time.
If I'm right, we've seen the last of you; if I'm not, you'll read the Dawkins book and return, in which case, I look forward to additional dialogue with you, as I'd hope others do as well.
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5 TOP NOTCH CARIBBEAN RECIPESpault23 | 15/09/2008 | See all pault23's reviews (11)I bought this book because i am moving to university and needed to build my knowledge of cooking. I picked this book because i am a fan of caribbean food especially jerk chicken!Having read this cookbook there is a large amount of recipies and they are split into sections such as everyday caribbean (simple and classic side dishes), rise and shine (breakfast dishes and smoothies), carnival (jamaican favourites) and sweet satisfaction (caribbean sweets).All the recipies look very temting and very caribbean, the majority of them are quite simple to make but having said that a few caribbean spices will need to be purchased.On the whole this is a very good cookbook, it is easy to follow and the ingredients are well displayed, i also think the book is suitable for students aswell.For all you meat and fish lovers this book is ideal!!
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5 Put Some Gammon in the Food for Me!!GammonMastaT | 01/10/2008 | See all GammonMastaT's reviews (1)One of the best cookbooks I have read in years, has some excellent receipes in it. The caribbean style pork is simply superb, I cooked this for a dinner party and all my guests adored it!Keep up the good work Mr Roots and keep putting that music in the food for me!
5 Fantasticaaromawhu | 30/06/2008 | See all aromawhu's reviews (1)what can I say.... What a brilliant cook book.... forget Ramsey.. Levi Roots is the man to put the k into cooking.This really is a must buy.... I must admit however that I did purchase this to make the famous Jerk Mango drizzle cake, my friend tells me 'its to die for' and i must say it certainly is!!!


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The origin of this company as many of the agricultural enterprises in Costa Rica, began to deforestation for pasture to feed cattle. Over the years, thanks to an initiative by the state and partly reforested part was preserved in some forest, leaving a part also some pastures. In 1988, the tourism declaration was obtained and thereby marked the beginning of tourism activity on the property. About 5 years ago the company became interested in the topic of sustainability. This was due, on the one hand by a concern for homeowners Guachipelin make something enduring in time, and on the other hand the concern of travelers sightseeing in places that were responsible and sustainable. This has led us down the path of defining ourselves as the first company, who we are and where we are going, and how we do with social, environmental and business. Currently the company has its second certification and is pointing to the third period of certification. The first time the company received level 1. In the second period received level 2. In the third period we hope to get level 4.
Definition of Sustainability
Sustainable tourism development should be seen as the balanced interaction in the proper use of our natural and cultural resources, improving the quality of life of local communities and the economic success of the activity, which also contribute to national development.
Sustainable tourism not only a response to the demand, but a prerequisite to successfully compete now and in the future.
This means that: without compromising the right of future generations to meet their needs, should meet the needs of this generation in which we live. We can not rely on excessive exploitation of our resources to do what we do.
Why the Certification for Sustainable Tourism CST?
The purpose of the CST certified Costa Rican Institute of Tourism ICT, is assuring tourists, companies that have the seal CST are companies that turned the concept of sustainability into something real and practical within the tourism industry . Certified companies in the ICT CST, are companies seeking to improve the way it uses the natural and social resources that encourage the participation of local communities and to improve the competitiveness of the business sector. This opens new markets and keeps us current with the demands of today's markets.
On the side of the environment around us, we are more friendly. We use best practices. We are constantly trying to use products more environmentally friendly and reuse as much as possible, recycle everything that is recyclable and can minimize energy consumption and water. In addition, the company is implementing the policy of doing business with companies that have the same philosophy.
In the purely business, the implementation of sustainability practices have brought benefits. Seeing different ways of doing things, to reduce waste, to use products responsibly. About all that has more impact is the fact the documentation and traceability. Being all registered is greatly facilitated control of critical points.
Among the highlights of the company today, the company has:
1. bio-digester for sewage
2. Product collection center for recycling
3. solar hot water to the shower
4. inclusive policies for hiring people over 45 years
5. preferential procurement policies for residents of Canton
6. participation of socially marginalized groups in the attractions of the company
7. clear policies for the preservation of the culture of Guanacaste sabanero
8. promoting the conservation of traditional Guanacaste.
Hacienda Guachipelin is a company 100% Costa Rican capital.
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To provide the domestic and foreign tourists, the chance to feel the nature, enjoy the adventure and experience the local traditions by a professional, innovative and committed to quality services, environmental, social and corporate.
To be the leader in the industry of ecotourism and adventure in the country, defending the traditions and culture within a sustainable environment.
1. Respect: To provide a fair and sympathetic towards oneself, to others and to the environment, seeking common harmony.
2. Solidarity: To recognize members of a social body in which mutually depend on each other to achieve our goals.
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5. Responsibility: Responding adequately to our obligations, what is entrusted to us, to the needs of the community, protecting the environment and the divine.
6. Tolerance: accepting people as they are, recognizing the dignity of every human being is above all our differences.
7. Commitment: Linking individual efforts to meet the goals that lead to the collective welfare.
8. Equality: Recognising our natural differences, cultural and social, allowing us to reduce distance and forge paths of dialogue and cooperation.
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32 comments:
- A.J. Dub. said...
Good luck with your prep! You will do great. I have not personally had braces at any stage of life, but my little sis just got hers off and is so happy with the results. Hang in there!
- October 6, 2011 at 1:26 PM
- Archie the wonder dog said...
Good luck with all your prep, packing, travelling and teaching, etc. I know you'll be great and will have a fabulous time! You'll survive the braces - I bet people won't even notice!
- October 6, 2011 at 1:36 PM
- chris said...
Best wishes with the summit. I wish I could go...especially now that it's so close! Oh well. I'll enjoy it vicariously through your posts. :)
- October 6, 2011 at 1:41 PM
- Trudi said...
Good luck with 'the summit', you'll be just fine :) Remember to have FUN!
- October 6, 2011 at 1:45 PM
- Char said...
When a person gets braces, at our age, it's different than at 13. I personally think, oh wow, they are going to look even more incredible once they are off. At an older age, we look at it as inhancement ... as a kid, I felt like a nerd. As an adult, I'm inhancing my overall health and looks. Bet you look wonderful! Have fun ... wish we could all go :)
- October 6, 2011 at 1:48 PM
- Carol said...
I got braces when I was 42. I had had them as a teenager but hated them and didn't persevere. The the second set were 'welded' to my teeth so there was no 'taking them out because they hurt'.
I soon stopped being self conscious even though I was in a job which involved meeting the public, organising events and chairing meetings so I know you will be just fine. I'm happy I took the plunge.
Enjoy the Sewing Summit it sounds like a wonderful event.
Carol xx - October 6, 2011 at 1:50 PM
- DeeRoo said...
WhooHOooooo! The girl is going to the Sewing Summit....you and Dana....two of my fav people! Have fun girlie!
xo - October 6, 2011 at 1:59 PM
- Sarah said...
The Sewing Summit sounds like so much fun! I'm sure you'll do great! I would be so excited (and slightly nervous) to attend any kind of sewing event! It's so inspiring to see other sewer's work and how creative they are. Good luck! :)
- October 6, 2011 at 2:11 PM
- pinksuedeshoe said...
The great sewing summit in the sky! I love that. Have a great time, wish I was coming... maybe next year :) I got my braces after I turned 16. which in my mind was basically an adult. And I survived. The first two months were the worst, after that my teeth looked at least straight(er) than they had. You'll be wonderful I am sure!
- October 6, 2011 at 2:57 PM
- Lucy @ Charm About You said...
I once had the mushroom hair cut too, it grew out but there's still photographic evidence that needs burning!! I'm sure yours isn't that bad and sometimes it's how they dry it. Don't feel bad about the braces, I'd get them if I could!!
Relax and enjoy the sewing summit :) - October 6, 2011 at 3:10 PM
- Dara said...
I have had the 'priveledge' of having braces twice, once as a teen as once in my 20'2- dating age. It isin't so bad. In fact, my now husband asked me out the day I got them off and now 10 years later we are happily married and I have much to smile my beautiful straight teeth about. Have a great time.
- October 6, 2011 at 3:20 PM
- Leslie said...
have so much fun...sewing summit sounds wonderful.
- October 6, 2011 at 3:24 PM
- elizabeth said...
I will look forward to hearing all about the sewing summit : )
- October 6, 2011 at 4:06 PM
- Katy Cameron said...
Have loads of fun, and I'm sure no-one will notice the hair or braces :o)
- October 6, 2011 at 4:08 PM
- sandra said...
I have that mushroom haircut to they must be going around. You are such a sweetie nobody will notice and they have come to meet and see what you have to teach them about their favorite thing quilting. Good Luck and have fun.
- October 6, 2011 at 5:17 PM
- Aquilter said...
I am crushing on that striped binding! It will be pretty on that quilt.
I had Invisalign a few years back and that went pretty well. Hurts just as much as any other braces, but hardly anyone knew I was wearing them. You will look back on this time and think 'now, that wasn't bad, and so worth it!' - October 6, 2011 at 5:23 PM
- Live a Colorful Life said...
Have a wonderful time. Looking forward to details!
- October 6, 2011 at 5:28 PM
- Cindy said...
You are going to have so much fun! I got braces at 51 and went to my first Quilt Market sporting them. I know how you feel! But quilters are the best - kind, loving and accepting. You'll forget all your worries once you get there. Can't wait to hear from everyone how it went!
- October 6, 2011 at 5:37 PM
- Cindy said...
I'm in your class and I'm so excited! Heading out of Atlanta tomorrow! See you in class.
- October 6, 2011 at 5:48 PM
- LittleLucyGoosey said...
Have fun at the Summit - wish I could go, but the airfare was just out of reach. You'll do great because you're fab! Good luck with the braces - I've never had them either, but wished upon all wish that I could have them in junior high like the rest of the peeps. See? Now I just feel left out all over again!! :)
- October 6, 2011 at 6:07 PM
- LittleLucyGoosey said...
Have fun at the Summit - wish I could go, but the airfare was just out of reach. You'll do great because you're fab! Good luck with the braces - I've never had them either, but begged for them so that I could have them in junior high like the rest of the peeps. See? Now I just feel left out all over again!! :)
- October 6, 2011 at 6:07 PM
- Debbie said...
I wish I was going to the Sewing Summit.
I waited until I was 46 to get braces and I was very proud of them. I wore them for 3-1/2 years and I was a sales manager and had to talk on the phone a lot. Even had to make a presentation a couple of weeks after I had them put on.
It was all worth everything I went through.
Have fun at the summit. I sure hope you blog about the trip.
Debbie - October 6, 2011 at 6:58 PM
- Judy said...
I wish I had gotten braces in my earlier years. Just think how much prettier you will be. And I cannot remember names or birthdays either. Have fun at the sewing summit. Show us things when you return.
- October 6, 2011 at 7:07 PM
- miamihoney said...
Have a fantastic time at the Sewing Summit. Your blog is awesome and certainly something that brings a smile to my face.
- October 6, 2011 at 7:43 PM
- MaureenM said...
No worries :) you will be fine...I am especially looking forward to the eternal sewing summit with perfect bodies and minds (and hair?) But for now: great picture!! the greens/blues are perfect and made me sigh happily--thank you!
- October 6, 2011 at 8:34 PM
- Mary on Lake Pulaski said...
Have a blast at the Sewing Summit Amy! You'll do great at the class and you'll probably be the cutest one there! I can't make it (would love to) so just say hi to everyone I know (?) from me!!
- October 6, 2011 at 9:06 PM
- Sarah F said...
I too was an adult braces wearer, it will be okay and get even better. It was a present to myself, I was so aware of my crooked teeth I found myself not smiling. I got through it just fine and feel so much better for doing it. I wish you luck and send prayers for a great talk and for the summit to go awesomely great. I wished I lived in the area so I could attend.
- October 7, 2011 at 9:48 AM
- Kerry said...
I've just returned to Australia from a month in the US with my husband. Had the best time, especially shopping around Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with one of my Aussie quilting buddies that we met up with over there. Quilting heaven! Your blog is always inspiring.
- October 7, 2011 at 1:56 PM
- Michele said...
I'm sure you will have a great time at the summit. The braces will be so worth it in the end. Anyone that gets them as an adult has a lot of guts.
- October 8, 2011 at 5:45 AM
- The Little Shop of Stitches said...
I'm sure you'll have a wonderful time and have lots of stories to share. Good luck on your presentation!
- October 8, 2011 at 9:29 AM
- Donna S. said...
I had braces as an adult & have worked in the orthdontic field for 31 years.....YOU WILL SURVIVE & BE SO HAPPY WHEN YOUR TREATMENT IS FINISHED!! One of the best things I ever did for myself.
- October 8, 2011 at 8:00 PM
- Susan said...
I had braces as a girl (this is going back 40-50 years) but they were taken off too soon and I wasn't given a proper retainer. So not only did my teeth go back to being crooked, they ended up worse than when I had started. When I was in my 50s, my husband (the saint) gave me a birthday present of...INVISALIGN, braces that don't show. I now have nice straight teeth, and I wear my retainers (also invisible) every night like a good girl.
You are going to be so happy you are doing this. It will be awkward for a little while, but your nice, straight teeth and beautiful smile are going to make it all worthwhile! - October 9, 2011 at 1:52 AM


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Color is a key component at Soma Studios and 8th + Howard Apartments. A bright geometric mural (left) gives the 8th Street elevation some punch.
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Architect David Baker isn't afraid to use color—especially in the affordable projects that he champions—but he knows from experience that bright hues can elicit all kinds of responses. Fortunately, neighbors and merchants in the vicinity of Soma Studios and 8th + Howard Apartments loved the colors his firm used on an earlier building around the corner. "When we mentioned that project they said, 'Oh, we love the colors. We want brighter colors,'" Baker recounts. The architect gave them what they wanted: A vibrant yellow, blue, and green geometric mural pops out at the urban landscape along 8th Street, giving the project its own distinct identity and energy.
In addition to 74 one- to three-bedroom apartments and 88 studios (some renting for as little as $580 a month), residents of this five-story project got a museum-worthy entry gate, semi-public courtyards, a day-care center, 19,000 square feet of retail, a garage with space for car-share pods, six community rooms, and access to bike lanes and public transportation. Indeed, said one judge, "the parts are brilliant ... there is much to like about it."
principal in charge / project architect: David Baker, FAIA, David Baker + Partners, Architects developer: Scott Falcone, Citizens Housing Corp., San Francisco general contractor: Jim Farmer, Cahill Contractors, San Francisco landscape architect: Adrienne Wong, Adrienne Wong Associates, San Francisco interior designer: Michelle Peckham, David Baker + Partners, Architects project size: 176,874 square feet site size: 4.06 acres construction cost: $135 per square foot rental price: $580 to $1,380 per month units in project: 162 photographer: Cesar Rubio, except where noted
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