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The Lexmark X7675's output speed is inconsistent across different types of media. Compared with five other multifunction printers in the same price bracket and price range, the Lexmark registers relative quick color text marks at 6.97 pages per minute, but it falls far behind the rest in photo prints, color presentation documents, and color scan times. The clear winners across most tests are the Canon Pixma MX7600 and the Epson Artisan 800. Both devices are at least $100 more than the Lexmark X7675, so you can save a bit of money if you use the print times as an exercise in patience.
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I am short so this robe is way too long for me but it is comfortable and warm at 60 degrees after getting out of a pool. If you are taller than 5' 5" it should be fine. The material seems to be fraying. That is not what I expected. So I am concerned with the life expectancy of this product!
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Encouraged by the majority of reviews, I opted to replace my 12 year old Ratty with this robe. It is worth perhaps 60% of its purchase price. The terrycloth is very thin (even after washing and fluff-dry), the construction is poor (seams pucker and hems uneven) and the X/XL size is not generous for a size 14 female. There is no quality hotel that would supply this robe to guests on purpose. I only wish it could be returned.
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Aug 23, 2014duvetreview from SC, Rating:5.0
I purchased this product in an XL based upon the reviews. I am 5'4", 130 lbs. It was HUGE! It is also much heavier than I expected. If I needed a beautiful robe in a colder climate (not SC) I would have exchanged it for a smaller size. Since that is not the case I did return the XL.
Aug 22, 2014lizzyanny from PNW, Rating:5.0
This robe is my new favorite. The fabric is soft, drapes beautifully, and there is enough of it to cover you up. The kimono style means that it wraps from one side all the way to the same spot on the other side. You wrap the right side to the left and then vice versa. then you tie the belt. Because it wraps so far around, it doesn't gap in the front if you sit down and cross your legs. I washed it in warm and dried it on low and it came out of the dryer wrinkle free.. It is a medium weight which is what I wanted. You'll love it.
Aug 21, 2014payit4ward from Arizona, Rating:3.0
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Aug 21, 2014deed3333 from Portland, Oregon, Rating:4.0
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I don't have any experience with the breezer window, but I think you should go for it as long as it doesn't leak after time, breezy in the winter, etc.
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Step Up Skyline ExpeditionPosted: 9 July, 2014 Filed under: City, Community, External, Geography, Greater London National Park, Human, Uncategorized, Urban | Tags: Everest, Expedition, explore, London, Mountain, Skyline, Step Up Skyline, Walk Leave a comment
You don't have to go to the ends of the Earth to go on an extraordinary journey.
This September I will ascend the height of a mountain by walking up stairwells in buildings. Mountain's are anything over 2,000 feet (610 metres) in height. As most floors in buildings are 10 feet apart, this means walking up 200 floors.
For the Step Up Skyline Expedition I am challenging myself to walk the height of Mount Everest (29,029ft) by exploring London's tallest buildings. This is a creative way to explore London's skyline and I am looking forward to meeting people who live and work in London's highrise communities. The walk is going to give me an entirely new perspective on London not only because of the tall vantage points, but the experience of trying to gain access to so many different kinds of buildings.
I am doing this expedition from September 8th with the support of Ordnance Survey, Great Britain's mapping authority. They are helping me find the buildings to climb, routes to take and places to explore. This geographic information is at the very heart of all the planning that we are doing. They've also whipped up this great mapping tool. Type in the number of steps that you have climbed and the calculator will show you on a map the name of a hill or mountain that you have ascended the equivalent height of.
You can do your own Step Up Challenge by walking the height of a mountain and you don't even have to leave your home or school, all you need is a good staircase.
Take part by:
- walking 1 floor every day for 200 days,
- walking the height as a team. 200 people could walk 1 floor once, or
- walking the height of a named mountain.
You could walk the height of:
- Slieve Donard (850m), the highest mountain in Northern Ireland,
- Scafell Pike (912m), the highest mountain in England,
- Snowdon (1085m), the highest mountain in Wales,
- Ben Nevis (1344m), the highest mountain in Scotland, or
- something even higher!
Please connect with me on Twitter @DanRavenEllison if you are planning on doing your own Step Up Challenge during the week beginning September 8th. I would love to hear from you. We will be tweeting using the hashtag #StepUpMountain.
We are Crafty ExplorersPosted: 30 March, 2014 Filed under: Craftsy, Early Years, External, Geography, Internal, Muddy, Public, Urban, Walk | Tags: Crafty Explorers, Design Council, Early Years, Knee High Project, Mission:Explore Leave a comment
Over the last few months I have been working with an outstanding team on Crafty Explorers, an innovative project to improve the health of children aged 5 and below. A response to the Knee High Project design challenge that is run by the Design Council and funded by Guy's & St Thomas' Charity, Crafty Explorers is a friendly and affordable place for families to make clay creatures.
Other than boogly googly eyes all of the materials we use are natural and could be found for free with a bit of foraging. Acorn tops and pebbles make great eyes too though, so some are 100% natural. After making their crafty creatures we challenge children to complete missions with them in local parks. Challenges include going outside into green spaces to fly, climb, make a nest, find a worm, hide from pigeons and many more.
The pop-up shop that we opened to trial our ideas in Nunhead (Southwark, south London) was a massive success. Parents reported that we were having a positive influence on the physical and mental health of their children, as well as helping them to connect with nature and learn new skills. Many families came back several times over the six weeks that we were open and a few visited us daily for periods. This is high street, popular and engaging "learning outside the classroom" and "fieldwork" that we have linked to local schools, but is independent of them.
The building was provided by Southwark Council who are doing some great work to lift Nunhead's village high street. With many central shopping areas in the middle of identity crises, we can see a role for Crafty Explorers not just in helping to improve the health of children, but in being an alternative centre for communities.
Helen, Carolina, Lesley, Tom, Alan, Pete and Mark are just a few of the excellent people from Explorer HQ, The Geography Collective and City Farmers who have come together to work on Crafty Explorers. A blend of great design, simple ideas, deep thinking and positive energy made the shop the success that it was.
The pilot shop is now closed, but the project lives on. This week we present our research, ideas and plans to the Knee High Project panels. With a blend of skill, hard work and luck we may just get through to the next stage of the design challenge. This will give us some added support to help bring Crafty Explorers to the next level.
Get ready for Mission:Explore WaterPosted: 1 November, 2013 Filed under: External, Family, Geography, Mission:Explore, Swim, Underwater, Water, wildlife | Tags: Alan Parkinson, Education, Explorer HQ, Free, Geography, Helen Steer, KS2, KS3, Mission:Explore, Mission:Explore Water, Resources, Science, Tom Morgan-Jones, Water Leave a comment
I am currently working with the Mission:Explore team on a new Mission:Explore Water eBook. The free download follows our series of outdoor activity books Mission:Explore, Mission:Explore Camping, Mission:Explore on the Road and Mission:Explore Food and numerous free publications including Mission:Explore John Muir (which is available in English, Welsh and Gaelic) and Mission:Explore RSPB Big Wild Sleepout. The water book includes over 50 illustrated missions that playfully challenge children to think about water in curious, creative and critical ways. Alan Parkinson has been working on a set of supporting resources for schools, Helen Steer has been producing the book and the illustrations are by Tom Morgan-Jones. Made in partnership with some fantastic organisations, we'll be making full announcements about how to download the book soon(ish).
I love this mission illustration as it gives you a great idea of what guerrilla geography and the book is all about. It's also a great and affordable mission to do on your own, with children or with friends. Do you recognise the artist that we are giving a nod to?
Join The Great Nature Project – See an #animal or #plant > take a picture > share it with #GreatNaturePosted: 29 August, 2013 Filed under: 125, External, Family, Geography, Route 125, Sense, wildlife | Tags: childhood, exploration, explore, Geography, learning, National Geographic, nature, parenting, Route 125, teaching, The Great Nature Project, wild, Wildlife 1 Comment
The Great Nature Project is a truly awesome project to explore nature and to share our discoveries, may they be microscopic or massive.
"The Great Nature Project is a worldwide celebration of the planet and its wonders. People of all ages are invited to appreciate nature by taking pictures of plants and animals in their worlds, and then sharing those pictures with the whole world. Together we'll create a global snapshot of the Earth's incredible biodiversity—and try for a Guinness World Records® Title for the largest-ever online album of animal photos!
The Great Nature Project is one of the largest initiatives National Geographic has ever created, but we need your help to pull it off. So get outside, explore, and connect, and join us for a project as big as the world itself." The Great Nature Project
In my last post I described how "tech time" and "wild time" do not have to conflict, but can compliment and converge with each other. For parents, teachers and carers wanting to excite and enthuse young people about the natural world, The Great Nature Project is an incredible opportunity to inspire outdoor exploration and learning through technology. The project is not just about finding and photographing wildlife, but coming together with thousands of other people in a collaborative and social exploration of our planet that is bringing us together within a common cause. As a National Geographic ambassador for the project, I will be delighted if you decide to take part and share it with your friends and community.
Taking part is very easy.
- Spot an animal or plant
- Photograph it
- Upload and share it on a photo-sharing site with the hashtag #GreatNature
I have just uploaded a bunch of pictures that I have taken while on Route 125 to my Instagram and will be sharing lots more over coming days. I am looking forward to sharing lots of pigeons, crows and more familiar wildlife that sometimes get a little less love but are just as wild as some of the more charismatic of creatures.
To find out more about the project visit The Great Nature Project website.
Tech Time vs. Wild Time for KidsPosted: 26 August, 2013 Filed under: 125, External, Family, Geography, Mission:Explore, Route 125, Rural, Sense, Urban | Tags: adventure, childhood, children, Education, exploration, Geography, health, nature, outdoors, parenting, play, risk, Route 125, screen, technology, wild 1 Comment
I have just returned from an 18-day trip with my 10 year old son in which we completed nearly 30 adventures. From Cumbria to the Shetland Islands, we have climbed mountains, jumped down gorges, slept on wild beaches and rescued a stranded sheep by sea kayak – all part of our Route 125 project with National Geographic and Toyota. Despite the wild nature of our explorations technology played a significant role in shaping our experiences – for both good and bad.
As a parent and educator (I make the distinction, but all parents are educators) I always struggled with finding the right balance between my son's screen time vs other activities. While some children are deprived of 'wild time' connected to nature, so too are some children deprived of important 'screen time' to technology. Wild and screen time are often pitched against each other in a simplistic and dichotomised way, but the reality is far more complex.
Nature and technology can conflict, complement, supplement and/or converge in a multitude of different ways. During our micro-expedition, Minecraft on our iPad definitely distracted Seb to his detriment on a number of occasions. He had to be asked not to play while on ferries between Scottish islands in order to be forced to notice castles and wildlife, something he enjoyed but needed help to experience. While I am a great supporter of Minecraft and can see a wide range of creative possibilities for its use in the wild, my experience was that it often conflicted with the many alternative opportunities around us.
We also took a laptop with us that included a range of software. Seb used it to write stories, many of which were influenced by the people we met and places we visited. When we climbed Slieve Donnard (the highest mountain in Northern Ireland) we loaded up GarageBand, a piece of software for composing music. Inspired by the cold winds, menacing clouds and deep quarries we collaboratively created a piece of dark dance music. Both storytelling and musical composition have helped Seb to tune into places in a deeper way, helping him to think through, sense and make sense of the places we have explored. Without a doubt, these complimentary uses of technology have been highly rewarding.
We have also used technology to supplement our time in the wild. WhatsApp is an application for sending messages, holding group conversations, sharing locations, photos and videos. Being able to communicate with friends and family may not be essential to have a 'wild time' but being connected helped us to feel secure and grounded in place, helping us take comfort from knowing we could reach out to those close to us. Enjoying nature does not have to mean feeling emotionally remote, even if we are physically remote. SMS and phone calls fit into this category too.
Finally, we have used technologies that converge with the wild, dovetailing into what I call a kind 'wildware' that has inspired or supported our enjoyment of nature and wild places. GeoCaching, Mission:Explore and Wild Time are just three examples of applications, services and games that not only inspire ways to engage with nature, but also link us to a wider network of users that can offer a sense of community even when we are remote from or do not even know each other. In some cases these technologies can even record data such as wildlife sightings that can help conservation programmes and so nature itself.
Exploring is often boring and gruelling. Waiting for ferries or even climbing a mountain for hours can become dull especially for an active and youthful mind. When Seb and I climbed Ben Nevis we were taking breaks every 20 minutes until we started playing word 'association' and 'listing' games. Once these games started we walked for 90 minutes uphill without a break. The game may not have been 'screen time' but it was definitely a distraction from our surroundings and a myriad of learning opportunities. Playing Minecraft while waiting for a ferry may also have had a distracting effect, but Seb's overall experience was improved because his boredom had been dealt with.
Some of the moments I struggled with most were when camping. Some nights we played cards (traditional use of time when sheltering from rain and wind) and some of the time we played JetPack (a game on the iPhone that involves JetPacking through a maze of mean things that want to hurt you). While the traditionalist in me wanted us to play more cards, feeling that the JetPack screen time was somehow 'wrong', we were still engaged in collaborative and shared game-play even if the interface and skills were different.
As a geographer all of these issues fascinate me. How we use technology not only changes how we make sense of and record places but also how we create them, experience them and construct them in our minds. When we pick the technologies to research, navigate and share places this inevitably shapes and filters how we sense and process the places we are discovering. Just like people, places have much to offer us. By thinking about what we want from our relationships with places before we visit them and considering the technologies best suited to facilitate these, we are far more likely to have positive experiences that meet our expectations.
While nature and technology often compete for attention, the reality is that they can complement, supplement and converge in extremely positive ways. Like sweets though, its the responsibility of adults to moderate how much of different kinds of screen time that children get (until they have learnt do this for themselves). We give Seb 30 minutes screen time a day (if he has done his 'homework') unless he earns more (by doing good things) or is doing something creative. In my mind the answer in the wild time vs. screen time debate is clear; it's all about picking appropriate technologies and using them in moderation. What is appropriate and moderate will be different for every person, place and situation, something I need to continue to remember as we keep exploring as a family.
Walk with predatorsPosted: 23 July, 2013 Filed under: Community, Ecosystem, External, Family, Geography, Route 125, Rural, Sense, violence, Walk | Tags: adventure, animals, books, exploration, habitat, kids, mission: wolf rescue, National Geographic, national geographic kids, Route 125, timber wolves, wolves Leave a comment
I am currently working with Kitson Kazynka and the team at National Geographic Kids to put the final touches to Mission: Wolf Rescue, the second in a news series of books that helps young people to learn about endangered animals. Working with some of the best wolf experts in the world, the book introduces a range of issues that wolves face and what we can do to help them.
While on Route 125 Seb and I completed an adventure to walk with predators in Cumbria. We were delighted to meet Maska and Kajika, two timber wolf pups, at Predator Experience. We explored a local wood with the young hybrid wolves and their handlers Dee and Daniel. the video above gives you a glimpse into our time with them. You can read the full adventure report here.
Expeditionary FootballPosted: 5 July, 2013 Filed under: 125, External, Family, Introducing, Road, Route 125, Rural, Sense, Walk | Tags: 125, Adventures, Football, Route 125, Seb, Toyota, UK, Woods Leave a comment
The traditional aim of football is to kick a ball into a goal. The aim of expeditionary football is the use the ball to creatively explore a place, the goal being to discover unexpected things – who knows where the ball will roll…. It's also a great way to reduce the amount of moaning children do when ascending a long hill, so it's a great parenting tactic too.
When visiting Thrunton Woods in Northumberland we played an epic downhill game, making use of a number of steep mountain bike tracks and avoiding 'wilder' and more 'natural' places that we did not want to disturb. We did have a couple of tumbles, but they were worth it. Next time you go into the woods, why not take a football?
You can follow all of our #Route125 adventures on the Route 125 blog.
125 UK Adventures in 2013. An A-Z of #Route125.Posted: 14 June, 2013 Filed under: 125, City, External, Family, Geography, Muddy, Route 125, Sense | Tags: #LetsExplore, #Route125, 125, explore, Family adventures, micro adventure, National Geographic, RAV4, Route 125, Seb, Toyota, UK 1 Comment
Last year I was fortunate to be named as one of National Geographic's Emerging Explorers. This year National Geographic is celebrating its 125th anniversary so I thought I would do something to say thank you and mark this important year.
I started to think about what my ideal adventure would be… one that would not only allow me to explore in creative ways, but one that my son could join me on. An adventure that would mean us spending quality time together. Time to explore, play in and learn about our country… it did not take that long to come up with a simple idea that would result in massive amount of exploring…
The idea? To create #Route125, a route to adventure across the UK that includes 125 family friendly adventures. 1 adventure to celebrate each year of the National Geographic Society across the UK. It has taken a big effort to plan the adventures, with an average of 10 in each of the 12 UK regions.
Working closely with National Geographic Magazine UK and Toyota RAV4, I've already completed 25 of the 125 adventures. Seb and I have driven in our RAV4 around Northern Ireland climbing, swimming, scrambling, hiding and boarding. In England we've been hill rolling down ancient downland and searching for medieval graffiti while in Scotland I've been down a stunning gorge and fishing for Salmon.
Every adventure includes a different way of exploring and is suitable for most families. This weekend we are going to Northumberland to search for puffins, surfing, tasting ice cream and engaging in some expeditionary football.
The new site for Route 125 (http://www.route125.co.uk/adventure) went live today. You can track our progress on the blog, see our plans on the map and follow us on Twitter on @DanRavenEllison, @RAV4UK and #Route125.
Seb and I are both super excited about the journey ahead of us. We have already had an incredible time and can't wait to hit the road again.
Here is the current draft of 125 adventures that we will be doing. Many will have a little twist to them, like when we climbed Slieve Donard. After climbing the 850m from the sea to the top of Northern Ireland's highest mountain we took out my MacBook and started to compose track about our adventure. We're still working on it!
#Route125 A-Z
Angle for fish at sea
Ascend Snowdon
Bag ruined castles
Bodyboarding offshore waves
Boulder jumping in the Peak District
Build a woodland den
Canoe a loop
Cave under Wales
Circumnavigate the centre of Titanic's dry dock
Climb a coastal cliff
Climb Ben Nevis
Climb Slieve Donard
Collect 60 shades of green
Collect leaf rubbings
Crawl through an abandoned mine
Crawl through the Cotswolds
Create a long-bow
Dance at a festival
Descend into a Neolithic flint mine
Dig for fossils
Discover a shipwreck
Discover Merlin's Cave
Downhill mountain board
Draw puffins
Drive the Pilgrim's Way
Expeditionary football
Explore Adventures Fen
Explore extremes
Explore outer-space
Explore remote places for wildlife
Extreme snooker
Find Britain's 6 reptiles
Find the Loch Ness Monster
Fly a kite in one of the windiest places in Britain
Follow a ghost train
Forage for seafood
Free run through the city
Glide through the air
Glide through the Tomb of Eagles
Go on a wild-goose hunt
Harvest honey
Hide from Badgers
Hideout in the woods
Horse ride in the hills
Hovercraft over land and water
Hunt for weeping angels
Husky Trek through the moors
Image a British castle timeline
Investigate insects
Jump off giant steps
Kayak through the Capital
Launch from a runway
Longboard down an abandoned railway
Make a micro-museum
Make land art
Make our own bread
Map animal sightings
Meet Scotland's Big 5
Metal detect for treasure
Mountain bike through Cannock Chase
Mushroom forage
Navigate to geocaches
Observe mammals in the Malverns
Off-road scooter
Paint a landscape (with mud)
Pan for Gold
Patrol Hadrian's Wall
Photograph British Birds of Prey
Pick Your Own adventure
Potter in the wild
Punt the Cam
Quad bike trek
Race a pigeon home
Raft down white waters
Rebuild a castle
Ride tandem across a forest
Ride the River Wye
Roll down ancient hills
Run across an entire city
Run through mountains
Sail across a flooded village
Sail the (not so high) seas
Scale Scafell Pike
Scoot across Newcastle
Scramble up scree
Scuba dive into a hidden place
Sea kayak with wildlife
Search for flotsam and jetsom
Search for Medieval graffiti
Segway through forest
Skip stones on the sea
Slackline through the woods
Sleep on a beach
Smell the city
Snorkel through wild waters
Spey cast for Salmon
Spot seal pups
Squeeze through pot holes
Stand behind a waterfall without getting wet
Stand Up Paddle Board through a gorge
Surf along the coast
Swing across a river
Swing through the trees
Take a scary walk
Taste ice creams
Top a volcano
Travel through Shakespeare's time.
Tree climb in the rainforest
Trek a garden trail
Trek to Britain's highest waterfall
Uncover hidden dragons
Visit the 4 corners of Britain
Wakeboard across a Loch
Walk across quicksand
Walk in the trees
Walk Wark in the Dark
Walk with predators
Whale spot at sea
White water tube downstream
Wild camp in nature
Wild swim in a waterfall
Winter gorge walk
X-treme pogo stick downhill
Yacht through the sea
Zip across an abandoned quarry
You can explore our plans in more detail on the http://www.route125.co.uk site. We're looking forward to sharing our adventures with you… maybe we'll meet you on Route 125?
Ecological Urbanism comes to life…Posted: 8 April, 2013 Filed under: City, Community, External, Human, Population, Sense, Sight, Travel, Urban, Walk | Tags: books, city, eBook, Ecological Urbanism, exploration, explore, Film, Gareth Doherty, Geography, Harvard, Images, Mohsen Mostafavi, photography, Urban Earth Leave a comment
The latest edition of Ecological Urbanism is terrible doorstop. The first edition is 655 pages, smells good, weighs 2kg and keeps most of my other books in their place. Despite its strengths, it can't do video… something the latest version on the book can do. The original hardback book by Mohsen Mostafavi and Gareth Doherty features hundreds of photos that I took while walking across Mexico City, Mumbai and London for Urban Earth, a project in urban exploration that I started in 2008. Out today, the new version splits the book into digestible chapters and includes over 15,000 photographs within the 3 Urban Earth films that I made by taking pictures every 8 steps while crossing these massive cities. You'll find the films in volume 2, Anticipate, and are accompanied by a short piece of text that Kye Askins and I wrote. I'm delighted to see the films come to life in the book. I hope you enjoy it.
The Ecological Urbanism project has a Facebook page that you can follow here.
What are the greatest British adventures to have with kids?Posted: 16 March, 2013 Filed under: 125, Country, External, Route 125 | Tags: 125, adventure, Britain, explore 2 Comments
I'm currently planning to take Seb (my 9-year-old son) on a series of adventures to explore Britain. I would love to know where you think we should go and what we should do.
Is there a fantastic place that we should discover or an adventurous way of getting away that we should try? Is there a story or a creature that we should find? Where could we have the very best of experiences?
Please do share an idea or two with me. Many thanks.


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Here is my website: MEDAL OF HONOR WARFIGHTER cheatsfirstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38903995.post-74621265734954024142011-11-20T01:07:43.443-06:002011-11-20T01:07:43.443-06:00Beautiful post. I love your teacup!Beautiful post. I love your teacup!Kalahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38903995.post-55340131229610575012011-11-17T13:45:02.854-06:002011-11-17T13:45:02.854-06:00Lovely tea cup and rose! Thank you for sharing. ...Lovely tea cup and rose! Thank you for sharing.

I think the Lord understands we have trouble focusing when so much is going on. I hope your time with family is rich with memories.Jerraleahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38903995.post-63402682450096331042011-11-17T12:42:47.689-06:002011-11-17T12:42:47.689-06:00God gives us the capacity to find joy -- and it...God gives us the capacity to find joy -- and it's our job to use that gift. Have a great time at the school play and your family get-together.Merihttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38903995.post-42209159620920085782011-11-17T11:16:57.281-06:002011-11-17T11:16:57.281-06:00Hi Cathy! Oooh, enjoy the play...how fun! I pray a...Hi Cathy! Oooh, enjoy the play...how fun! I pray all goes smoothly for her as director :-)

I love your teacup, I just think these old china pieces are so pretty!

Have a blessed Thanksgiving with your family gathered around!
LoriIllinois Lorihttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38903995.post-67521484872643446132011-11-17T11:07:06.638-06:002011-11-17T11:07:06.638-06:00A good cup of tea, a beautiful flower and an inter...A good cup of tea, a beautiful flower and an interesting conversation, perfect for a cold afternoon.Leovihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38903995.post-31294203087375093792011-11-17T10:44:01.116-06:002011-11-17T10:44:01.116-06:00Beautiful cup and saucer. Hope you have a wonderfu...Beautiful cup and saucer. Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving in Charlotte with your familyW. Latane Bartonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38903995.post-73641321962003705692011-11-17T09:04:58.013-06:002011-11-17T09:04:58.013-06:00Hi, Cathy! Oh, I hope and pray you have a blessed...Hi, Cathy! Oh, I hope and pray you have a blessed time together with family next week! I would be joyful in anticipation, too! It's okay, really. :)

Have a beautiful day today!!

ChristineChristinehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38903995.post-29034133170608208542011-11-17T08:26:54.414-06:002011-11-17T08:26:54.414-06:00Oh, lovely teacup! You seem to have exciting days ...Oh, lovely teacup!
You seem to have exciting days ahead, Cathy. Enjoy!
Thank you for sharing your tea time with us at Tea Talk.Ruthhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38903995.post-49750221390234856162011-11-17T08:02:03.451-06:002011-11-17T08:02:03.451-06:00sitting beside you with a hot cup of tea....happy ...sitting beside you with a hot cup of tea....happy to meet you each thursday and see what your jOY is all about in each new week.

may you find peace in all moments, those quiet and those filled with holiday cheer.rebeccahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38903995.post-86758960382862062872011-11-17T06:54:07.275-06:002011-11-17T06:54:07.275-06:00So glad for our visit this AM. I love the idea of ...So glad for our visit this AM. I love the idea of spreading the joy. And it is even easier to face the not so joyous incidents with friends in Christ such as you. Thanks for sharing.
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Ted Siefer's City Hall: Gatsas campaign files hefty financial report
The move could be seen as a way for the campaign, just as the political season is kicking into higher gear, to flex its muscle. Next to Gatsas, his opponent, Alderman Patrick Arnold, does look pretty puny in the fundraising department. This at least is how one prominent political blogger took it, comparing Gatsas' tally with the amount cited in a letter sent out by the Arnold campaign urging donors to help it reach its goal of $7,500 for the month.
Arnold, unlike the mayor, is collecting contributions through his political committee, Friends of Patrick Arnold. By charter, committees don't have to file their first report until 10 days before the primary.
"I don't point fingers at people. It is what it is," Gatsas said, referring to Arnold's decision to file at a later date as a committee. "But we consistently do the same thing. We file what we spent our money on and who contributed."
Arnold fired back with characteristic bluntness: "I appreciate Mayor Gatsas' interest in transparency, so much so that I'm sure he has an explanation as to why companies seeking city contracts are making contributions to his campaign."
But Arnold may have been referring more specifically to the fact that Gatsas received checks from executives at both American Medical Response and American Ambulance Inc., the two companies that fought mightily for the city's emergency ambulance contract.
Greazzo's West Side home sits above the Piscatquog River Trail, and over the last few years, he's seen the soil supporting his garage steadily erode, to the point that he's concerned about it collapsing.
A couple of weeks ago, Greazzo was before the Land and Buildings Committee to request he be given permission to go onto city-owned land in order to shore up the foundation for his garage and possibly build a retaining wall.
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