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"Spell-binding" (Denver Post) Japanese violinist Midori unites with pianist and recent NSO soloist Jonathan Biss. They are accompanied by Nobuko Imai on viola and Antoine Lederlin on cello. Part of Chamber Music Across America.
- Wed., Apr. 6, 2011, 7:30 PM
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Superstar violinist Midori may be Japanese by birth, but through her American education and training, her talent is largely made in the U.S.A. Furthermore, her contributions to the next generation of musicians in America through her organizations Music Sharing, Partners in Performance, and the Orchestra Residency Program make her an ideal participant in Chamber Music Across America.
Midori, alongside performing friends Nobuko Imai on viola, Antoine Lederlin on cello, and Jonathan Biss on piano, perform in a concert that brings together great works from across chamber music's classical canon, culminating in Dvorák's striking Piano Quartet No. 2. These four players show that America's musical talent is not all native-born. Like the country itself, our musical strength lies in a rich history of cultural cross-pollination.
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After a particularly rigorous code review or boring business meeting, who among us hasn't considered just quitting our day jobs and drifting into the drug trade? Turns out even Microsoft employees are not immune to this hazy daydream. Seattle TV station KIRO TV reports that former Microsoft executive Jamen Shively has decided to forgo his career in tech in order to start a premium pot business.
Mr. Shively, who worked as a corporate strategy manager for Microsoft from 2003-2009, told KIRO TV that the idea came to him the way many great ideas do: on the wave of a few voluminous bong rips.
Starting on December 6th, it will be legal for Washington residents over 21 to possess marijuana and Mr. Shively plans to capitalize on this new law by manufacturing some dank ass buds. "By creating the category of premium marijuana, we want to position it similar to a fine cognac, a fine brandy, a fine cigar," Mr. Shively told KIRO TV. "Something to be savored and enjoyed in small quantities by responsible adults."
Mr. Shively, it seems, has a long family history of championing cannabis. His great-grandfather is Diego Pellicer, a Spaniard who was the 19th century's biggest weed dealer. "I have marijuana in my blood, so to speak," he smirked.
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Discussion in 'The Vapor Lounge' started by weedemon, Aug 3, 2011.
Alternate ending.........(Would have made a good SNL skit)
Sony Pictures didn't like the link. Can you describe the video?
Yeah, it was a leak so I'm not surprised it got deleted.
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Ha, I suspected they might try the Bob Newhart Show angle!
In between breaking bad ending and game of thrones being in hiatus, tv fucking sucks. Person of interest is good and the blacklist is intriguing enough, but I need my high-stakes drama and they ain't it.
Well there's a new show in town, it's called mob city check it out. I just watched the 2.5 hour pilot and it's well-written. This one's a keeper folks, at least it looks promising.
You heard it here first, just another benefit of fuck combustion
Seriously... it's only 4 episodes old and I haven't seen it all yet...
...but it already reminds me of mullholland falls.
I really like Spader. Great actor.
I agree, although the movie Crash with him in it was almost nightmare inducing! Not the one with Sandra Bullock and everyone else in it, the one by David Cronenberg. The link: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0115964/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2
Did you ever see Dream Lover? I remember really liking him in that.
I think it was early 90s, don't think it got much publicity. Not sure how well it holds up, but I remember it being a good watch back when I saw it.
All the actors who were on both Seinfeld and Breaking Bad...
And it's more than you think.
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I'm waiting for American Horror Story to come back, but I agree with you..
Dexter, LOST, Breaking Bad.. I'm pretty disapointed in the state of TV shows without those shows. Bit of a shame really, but I guess it gets us off the couch for a bit. I'll have to suss Mob City though!
Ricky Gervais has a tv show called Derik which is not bad as well!
If you haven't already checked it out, try True Detective. It's nice and like AmericanHorror every season is auto conclusive. 1st season is only 8 episodes long, but the quality is all there.
I will check that out, thanks. And yeah American Horror Story covers so many topics as well and touches on a lot of dark themes that most shows wouldn't know where to start with! Love it
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Mars Curiosity rover launch marks boldest ever interplanetary mission
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Nasa has launched its Mars Curiosity rover on a journey of eight and a half months to the red planet.
It is the biggest and best equipped robot ever sent to explore another planet. Curiosity will reach Mars next summer – if all goes to plan, abseiling down from a hovering "sky crane" to set off across the surface equipped with a drill, laser probe and other equipment to analyse Martian soil and rocks for evidence that Earth's neighbour might once have been supported life.
Curiosity, more formally called the Mars Science Laboratory, launched from the Kennedy Space Centre on Saturday morning atop an Atlas V rocket.
The one-tonne Curiosity is three metres long, 2.7 metres wide and 2.1 metres tall at its mast. It is nuclear-powered and holds 10 science instruments. "It's an enormous mission. It's equivalent of three missions, frankly, and quite an undertaking," said programme director Doug McCuistion. "Science fiction is now science fact. We're flying to Mars. We'll get it on the ground and see what we find."
The primary goal of the £1.6bn ($2.5bn) mission is to see whether cold, dry, barren Mars might have been or is still hospitable for microbial life. No way of detecting life is on board; rather, the instruments will hunt for organic compounds.
Curiosity's 2.1 metre arm has a jackhammer on the end to drill into the Martian rock and its mast carries high-definition and laser cameras.
The rover has a weather station that will provide temperature, wind and humidity readings; a computer app with daily weather updates is planned.
The world has launched more than three dozen missions to Mars and fewer than half have succeeded. In early November a Russian spacecraft ended up stuck in orbit around Earth, rather than en route to the Martian moon Phobos.
Curiosity's landing in August 2012 will be the first of its kind. It will be lowered on to the surface from a platform hovering on rockets, similar to the sky-crane helicopters used to lower heavy equipment into remote areas on Earth.
Curiosity is too heavy to use air bags to land like its much smaller predecessors, Spirit and Opportunity, did in 2004. The new way also provides for a more accurate landing, as well as simulating what astronauts might have to do if they ever reach Mars.
Curiosity will spend a minimum of two years and cover at least 12 miles while roaming around Gale Crater, chosen from among more than 50 potential landing sites because it is rich in minerals. Its nuclear generator means it could last for months or years longer than scheduled.
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Trying new things — and new foods — is part of the travel experience. And although a few of these foods might look a little familiar, you'll generally only find these flavors and varieties of foods in very specific parts of the world. Flip through for a quick tour of some popular drinks, snack foods, and other treats around the globe.
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Korea; Boiled Silkworm Larvae
Also known as beondegi in Korea, boiled silkworm larvae or pupae are considered a delicacy. The word beondegi literally translates to "chrysalis" or "pupa" in English, and the insects are usually eaten as a snack. They are often sold by street vendors or in bars. It's also possible to purchase the canned larvae in some grocery stores, but the treat is most often consumed at drinking establishments, restaurants, or on the street. Though in some parts of the world this might seem like an unusual choice of snack, in many of Asia's great silk-producing countries, the larvae are eaten so they aren't wasted — the silkworms must be dropped in hot water as part of the silk production process. In other parts of Asia, like in China and Vietnam, you're more likely to come across them fried.


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Hi Everyone, I just came back from an interview and realized that I answered an important prioritizing question wrong in my interview. My professor for my coronary care course helped me in getting the interview and I am going... Read More
- 1Nov 28, '12 by Ntheboat2My first thought was....airway....SOB patient. However, I didn't notice you said a nurse was already with them. If one patient is having an MI and two nurses are with the SOB patient....well, that doesn't make much sense to me.
Anyway... I had an interview and was asked a question about an order involving a medication and I flat out didn't know the answer. I said, "Pharmacology is my weakness. I know as I work more often with the medications and become familiar with them then I'll recognize the correct doses, and I'll look up medications I'm not familiar with, but off the top of my head....I don't know the dose for that med."
I answered every other question well, and they offered me the job at the end of the interview. So, even IF you got the answer wrong, it doesn't mean you won't get the job. I have a friend who I actually told her the questions I was asked so she could prepare for her interview at the same facility, and even knowing the questions and having answers ready, she didn't get an offer. There's much more involved than whether or not you know the answer to every question.
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I would get the family member haunting the desk in a headlock, followed by a good thorough nurse education, just as soon as I got OR to hold that Grunter long enough for a smoke break since I've been on my feet for 12 hours, and they thought it would be cute to send an unstable patient from PACU at shift change! I already missed lunch, have a full bladder, and will return in "5." Upon Arrival,...(After throwing my locater into a passing laundry basket,...
I would then go code the 97 year old "full code" chest pain patient who just started alarming on the tele monitor while I finished refusing report on the OR guy- for 15 minutes until fresh horses get here.
Then I would set down and chart for 2 hours past time to go on my 5 patients, and the code, then if that patient's family member doesn't press charges, I would like to go home and soak my feet before House MD comes on, because the TIVO is already full of stuff I missed getting called in to OT!! See ya' tomorrow.Last edit by BostonTerrierLoverRN on Nov 28, '12
- 2Nov 28, '12 by joanna73 Guide@ Boston terrier: Hilarious! Laugh out loud! I wish I could "like" a hundred times your last post. I would love to be a fly on the wall in that interview!
- 2See, I even saved the hospital a hipaa violation, and saved the patients privacy and confidentiality(It was probably just a mother-in-law being nosey anyway!)
I wouldn't have done that post, but so many had nailed the "right" thing to do, I thought I would pull out the pitchfork, lol
- 0Nov 28, '12 by sckimrnIf the SOB has a nurse with them, I would go to the dizziness and chest heaviness first. We were always taught airway first, but according to ACLS, perfusion is first, then airway....especially if that patient already has a nurse in the room. Then pain, then family (they are not technically my patient )
- 1The Curse of the Nursing Gods
Well Ma'am, are you...YES! I see that right after we medicated your son with Dilaudid 4mg, he signed a release of information to you, let's see whats going on, . . .
Well his HIV test is Positive, that explains the colds, fever, and chronic infections,. . .
Oh, the Chest X-Ray is in, there's lots of bilateral "Dark Isolated Spots,"....
Yes the CBC, Wuh? Wrong Patient. Who put this on here?
Oh Crap!!!! I'm Sorry!! I grabbed the WRONG CHART!!!!!
Okay, I'm going to behave now,
BOSTONLast edit by BostonTerrierLoverRN on Nov 28, '12
- 2Nov 28, '12 by CrunchRNAnd consider this:
They may not have been looking for a "right" answer, but only seeing you how you would process the situation and see how you would prioritize. There may be several "right" answers.
- 0Nov 28, '12 by GuttercatI haven't read every response, but here's my take.
Both the CP/dizzy patient, and the post-op/SOB pt. are priorities. Given the limited amount of info, both have a high risk of crumping fast. However, until the PACU RN signs off as handing over care, that pt. is technically still his or hers.
Therefore, I would direct the PACU RN to stay with her patient and call the charge RN for assistance, and myself I would go and see the dizzy/CP patient first.


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Set amidst the silence that defines the very word "rural", where the contact with Mother Nature is a constant. Just 2.5 km from Algoz, nestled between two of the most charismatic towns of the Algarve, Silves (14 km) and Albufeira (12 km).
A mere 15 minutes to the south sits one of the most cosmopolitan coastal areas of the Algarve, with its stunning beaches, shopping, animation and culture - everything for a great holiday.
At Quinta da Mesquita, we hope to give our guests the comfort and pleasure of a great holiday. Inside, each of the 8 apartments has its own individually decorated, with loving care to details. Step outside to 50,000 m2 of countryside where you can take walks or bike rides, use the swimming pool, participate in agricultural activities and taste the variety of fruit typical of the region.
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Fresh basil brightens up this traditional eggplant spread. Serve it on baguette slices or crackers.
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- 5 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 1 1/2-pound eggplant, unpeeled, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 1 medium onion, cubed
- 4 large garlic cloves, chopped
- 1 14 1/2-ounce can diced tomatoes with Italian seasonings in juice
- 3 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons drained capers
- 1/3 cup chopped fresh basil
- Toasted pine nuts
Heat oil in heavy large pot over medium heat. Add eggplant, onion, and garlic cloves. sauté until eggplant is soft and brown, about 15 minutes. Add diced tomatoes with juice, then red wine vinegar and drained capers. Cover and simmer until eggplant and onion are very tender, stirring occasionally, about 12 minutes. Season caponata to taste with salt and pepper. Mix in fresh basil. Transfer caponata to serving bowl. Sprinkle with toasted pine nuts. Serve warm, at room temperature, or cold. (Caponata can be made 2 days ahead. Cover and chill.)
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Nutrition Informationper serving (6 servings) POWERED BY Edamam
- Calories331
- Carbohydrates53 g (18%)
- Fat17 g (26%)
- Protein8 g (16%)
- Saturated Fat3 g (17%)
- Sodium127 mg (5%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat2 g
- Fiber30 g (119%)
- Monounsaturated Fat9 g
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This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word daikon
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
dai•konˈdaɪ kən, -kɒn(n.)
a large, elongated, white winter radish, Raphanus sativus longipinnatus, used esp. in Japanese cooking.
Category: Plants
Origin of daikon:
1890–95; < Japn < MChin, = Chin dà big +gēn root
Princeton's WordNet
radish, daikon, Japanese radish, Raphanus sativus longipinnatus(noun)
radish of Japan with a long hard durable root eaten raw or cooked
A white, large cultivar of radish, Raphanus sativus var. longipinnatus, used in the cuisines of Japan, China, and Korea.
Origin: From 大根 daikon.
Daikon, mooli, or white radish is a mild-flavoured, very large, white East Asian radish with a wide variety of culinary uses. Despite often being associated with Japan, it was originally cultivated in continental Asia.
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The Academy for PhD Training in Statistics is a collaboration between major UK statistics research groups to organise courses for first-year PhD students in statistics and applied probability nationally. For its first five years of operation APTS has been supported by EPSRC, and this support included funds to cover most of the cost of participation by EPSRC-funded students. Further support for an additional five years has recently been announced (this will no longer cover accommodation and subsistence costs for EPSRC-funded students, although it includes a contribution towards travel costs for these students).
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Fair trade certification expands to the apparel industry
In time for the gift-buying season, Fair Trade USA launched a new a fair trade certification for apparel. Their other certifications, like the ubiquitous fair trade coffee, enable consumers to vote with their dollars. But up to this point, the apparel industry, though littered with workers' rights violations, had no third party fair trade certification. To learn more about evaluating a garment from cotton plant to retail store, we spoke with Heather Franzese, Senior Category Manager for Apparels and Linens at Fair Trade USA.
Dowser: What makes this certification unique?
Franzese: There's certification for organic cotton but there's actually not really any other ethical certification for clothing. Behind the scenes companies have been doing a lot of work to prove that they're not sourcing in sweat shops, but there hasn't been any communication directly to the consumer about this, or any way for the consumer, at the point of purchase, to choose a T-shirt that was made in an ethical manner over one that was made in a sweat shop. All we see in the clothes that we buy are those three little words: 'Made in China' or 'Made in Indonesia.' And that really doesn't tell you anything about the working conditions.
Our third party certification is the consumer's assurance that fair labor standards were met and that farmers and workers actually earned more. The debate has been very focused on avoiding exploitation, and we think there are actually factories that are going well beyond avoiding exploitation, but actually providing decent jobs and sustainable livelihoods and thriving communities for their workers. We're trying to recognize and reward those 'best in class' factories and reward 'best in class' cotton farmers for their sustainable productions and give consumers a way to support that.
How does the certification process work?
In this first phase of our pilot, the certification is farm to finish. On every garment that is carrying the 'Fair Trade Certified' label it means that the cotton farmers and the factory workers met fair trade standards.
We have a network of local partners in the field for all of our manufacturing and farming locations. Both the farm and the factory, as well as the middle chain suppliers, are audited against fair trade standards on a regular basis. At the factory level, we set up grievance and complaint channels so that workers can be our eyes and ears in the factory 365 day a year. We do worker training to train them on their rights and on fair trade standards and then tell them how to contact us if they think that their rights are not being upheld.
How is your work funded?
In the early stages of development, Levi's Foundation funded some of the work, and we've had some other companies contribute as well as foundation donors. Eventually, licensing fees from the use of the label will fund the program. This is the model we use for all of our products — initial R&D for new products is funded through external grant funding and then once the program is up and running, it's funded through licensing fees. As an organization, about 30 percent of our funding comes from grants and about 70 percent from licensing fees.
Who seeks certification from you and why?
Right now, those who are most enthusiastic are smaller, mission-driven companies that have really built their brands around social and environmental responsibility. Several organic pioneers who are kind of looking to go beyond organic — companies like Maggie's Organics and Indigenous Design — as well as new entrepreneurs. Certainly we are talking to the ethical leaders in the more mainstream market — companies who have really shown leadership around social responsibility in clothing — and some of them are taking a wait-and-see approach. We'll see who is going to step up and be the first.
What types of challenges are there in setting up something like this?
One of the challenges, compared to our other products, is the apparel development timeline — it takes so long to get a product to market [sometimes] 12-18 months. Lining up those supply chains with their product development timelines is a challenge. If a company is not committed, it's hard to make all the other things happen in the supply chain.
Would you like to see policy replace certification? Or is certification the best solution?
Definitely would be amazing to one day have government standards for this because there's a limit to what voluntary standards can do. [However], in coffee and some other products we're seeing brands move from doing fair trade as a smaller percentage of their total business to making 100 percent commitments — companies like Ben and Jerry's making a commitment to certify 100 percent of ingredients as fair trade. That's what I'd love to see one day for clothing as well.
It seems like you make an effort to target the entire creation chain. Can you tell me about the life of a fair trade garment?
It's a complex chain that most consumers don't think about. For products with natural fibers, like cotton, it starts with the farmer. The cotton is grown and hand picked and sent to a ginner, which removes the seeds. Then it goes to a spinner to be spun into yarn, and then either to a weaver or a knitter to become fabric. Then it goes to the dye house or to the cut-and-sew operation, which is what we think about when we think about clothing — sewing machine operators. And then they do the finishing and packaging and send it to retailers. Sometimes those steps happen in multiple countries. But in India, for example, there's a lot of vertical operations, where they do the spinning, weaving and dying under one roof and you'll have large facilities with as many as 5,000 workers doing all those different operations together.
Do most consumers know about this issue? Do you spend a lot of time on outreach?
We think that consumers are looking for an extension of fair trade into other products. If they are already drinking fair trade coffee why not also buy fair trade clothes? We do an annual market research study with Globe Scan. And one of the questions we asked in the last round was what fair trade product category would you most like to see? There were about a dozen choices and the top pick was clothing and textiles.
One of the areas that we're trying to do outreach in is with students, [who] tend to be so passionate about these issues. We just did a student video contest, and we had students from across the country submitting videos about fair trade apparel. We provided them with footage and photos and then we posted the finalists on Facebook.
What does the future look like for this certification?
We've seen our other fair trade products go mainstream. My vision is for a fair trade choice in every store, in terms of clothing. So it may not be the entirety of what a store offers, but at least the consumers have that choice. Right now the products are available online and I think it's great because consumers are willing and interested to shop online because it's hassle free, you don't even have to leave your house to buy fair trade clothing for the holiday season.
When I first started working for Fair Trade in 2002, coffee was just about the only product that we certified, and some limited tea and cocoa. And it was a very small part of the market, and we said, 'It's going to be mainstream one day!' And now we see it in outlets across the country. Fair trade products are available in over 60,000 retail locations across the country. I'm pretty confident that we can achieve that distribution for fair trade clothing one day, too.
How did you get involved with this work?
I lived in Mali for a few years, as a Peace Corps volunteer. Living with subsistence farmers there, what I really saw, was that income is development. It's not helpful, I think, for NGOs to come in and build a health center or build a school if the farmers there are not earning more. If they can earn more for their basic crops, then they can build their own health center. That's how I first got into fair trade. Then I took a detour into manufacturing and did some work in the private sector, working for an apparel/sports wear company doing corporate social responsibility. I spend a lot of time in factories there because a lot of factory workers come from farming communities. So often in developing countries, farmers are moving to cities to try and get better jobs. So I was seeing this play out in factories and thinking about the opportunity to apply the fair trade model that has been so successful in agriculture further up the value chain to light manufacturing.
Our theory is that factory workers can stand to benefit from fair trade, just as farmers have. I was recruited back early last year to launch this program. It's very exciting.
What do you like about the work you do?
I visit all the supply chains and the farms and factories that make the products, and what inspires me are the stories behind them. This certification is a mechanism to tell those stories to consumers — and for consumers to make a connection to the people who make their clothes.
We're working with a factory in Liberia that is making T-shirts for Prana that will come out this spring. I visited that factory in May. Liberia had 13 years of civil war; they have 80 percent unemployment. And I was talking with the women who are sewing in that factory about their hopes for fair trade. They said: 'We want to have literacy classes, we want to take computer classes.' That's what inspires me to come to work every day, knowing that we're benefiting those farmers and workers.
This interview has been edited and condensed.
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A whopping 2 million Mr. Moms stay home with the kids while their wives go to work, say experts. Since 1996, the number of stay at home dads has more than tripled from 49,000 to 159,000 says the U.S. Census Bureau.
But independent researchers, as well as associations that cater to these fathers, say that figure doesn't include dads who work part time or from home which bring the number of American Mr. Moms up to about 2 million. And this new breed of fathers is turning family stereotypes upside down, as the men not only embrace child rearing and house keeping but even excel at it. The trend has spawned support groups, Web sites and even an annual convention for stay at home dads. Entrepreneurs have jumped on the bandwagon with products like men's jacket with special pockets for diapers.


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A couple years ago I started listening to the Coffee Break Espanol podcast and I revisited it recently before we went to Mexico. I love how the episodes are just about 20 minutes long, just long enough for my train commute. The lessons start off very basic and build. A great way to learn Spanish. The only kind of odd thing about the podcast is that it's recorded in Scotland and Mark, the teacher, and Kara, the student, both have Scottish lilts to their English! Also, they teach Spain Spanish, not Mexican Spanish. … but still a great resource.
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Tuna salad. For appetizers we also had rock shrimp and edamame.
These jalepenos did not make Dallas's stomach feel better after he ate all of them.
Our food being prepared to cook.
Look at the size of that lobster tail!
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Dallas, Rachelle, Damian, Vanessa, Travor, Kate & our chef!
Delicious rice
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My plate of seafood.
Girls shared dessert.
Guys shared golf stories.
Our flight out of Cancun was very early in the morning. Instead of catching the earliest ferry from Isla Mujeres and getting a shuttle or taxi to the airport and risking getting there in time, we decided to take the ferry the night before and stay over one night in Cancun. That way we'd for sure get to the airport in time and we'd get to see what Cancun was like. Damian, Vanessa, Trevor, Kate, Dallas and I were all in this same boat, so we all did this together.
Since we were still paying for the Ixchel Beach Hotel for that night, we decided just to get a cheap hotel in Cancun, not at one of the resorts. Let me tell you… there is a reason I have no photos of that place. I would just as soon rather forget it! It had to be one of the most horrible hotels I've ever stayed at. Let's just say that I barely slept a wink and had the blankets off and the lights on all night.
But…. what are you gonna do? To make the best of the situation we decided to treat ourselves to a really nice dinner. There were some books in the hotel rooms that showcased Cancun attractions, so we looked over the restaurant section and chose Katsu-ya, a Japanese steakhouse. Leave it to Dallas to find a great Japanese restaurant in the middle of Mexico!
Getting there was a bit of an ordeal.. trying to get a cab from our roach hotel and then trying to tell the cab drivers where we were going.. they acted like they didn't know where the main tourist/resort areas of Cancun were! But once we were there… ahhhh. We had a great time. Very good food. Relaxing. It was kind of funny to have a the chef at the Japanese steakhouse speaking Spanish and English with a Spanish accent, but he was very good. A nice treat dinner and a great way to spend our last night in Mexico.
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I love Charley Harper's illustrations, and would LOVE to have some of the fabric in my stash!ReplyDelete
You have me feeling so jealous! I really admire those!ReplyDelete
Woah. Please please please create a quilt from one of those art pieces. That would be so cool.ReplyDelete
I agree with Sarah, those pieces would make a great quilt :-)ReplyDelete
Love them all, but the last one is super cute.ReplyDelete
Those images are begging to be made into quilts. You should definitely do it!ReplyDelete
I had to come check out your Charley Harper! I've really enjoyed playing with mine. I've got a wall hanging and a pillow at the moment, but I'm hoping to put together a throw size quilt next. I look forward to seeing what you make with yours!!ReplyDelete
I forgot to mention that I LOVE that cardinal in a birdbath. I can see why it makes you smile!ReplyDelete
Cardinals are my fave birds, so I must grab some of this! Thanks for linking up and making me want to shop! HahaReplyDelete
Love the gorgeous Charlie Harper Fabrics. Can't wait to see what you will make with them.ReplyDelete
I love this fabric line. Its one of the best fabric lines I've seen for a while actually.I'd love to get hold of some myself, I haven't seen any being sold in the uk unfortunately. I can't wait to see what you make with it.ReplyDelete
This fabric is on my list. It is one of the best new lines of fabric I have seen lately!ReplyDelete
I love. Charlie Harper! We used him as an artist in our grade 1 class to study.
Oh I am so excited you bought the CH fabrics! I'm one of those that's supposed to be on a fabric fast but I do so like these fabrics and I'm glad at least someone has them and loves them :)ReplyDelete
Love the loon! Definitely inspiration for a quilt project!ReplyDelete
I love that cardinal print!! I might have to add that to my own stash one day! :)ReplyDelete
I love Charley Harper fabrics and just put in an order this week. Can't wait to see what wonderful things you make with these.ReplyDelete
What a great blog name! Quilting is much better then housework!ReplyDelete
Bought the red cardinal fabric myself before Christmas - intending to make sleep shorts with it just not got around to it yet :DReplyDelete
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I love photography, took early retirement, and have some extra time.
I went on facebook and found the MOBOT's page. I simply made a comment on one of their posts, and asked for the name of a contact to volunteer as a photographer.
Then I wrote her a note along with a slide-show of some of my flower photos:
Timothy has written 9 entries about this goal
I love photography, took early retirement, and have some extra time.
I'm now a volunteer photographer at the Craft Alliance in University City (on the Delmar Loop). They are a non-profit group that has a gallery, to augment donations. They teach classes in pottery, fiber, jewelry-making, glass-blowing, etc:
I work (or rather play) for them Fridays from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. taking photographs of the art in their gallery for use on their website. I love Art, and almost finished a Master of Fine Arts in painting back in 1977. So it is completely delightful to be taking photos (which I LOVE) of art (which I also LOVE). Last Friday was my first day of what may be a 6-month job. Kris, the 20-something gallery director, and all the staff I met were so appreciative that I almost felt I had it dripping off me before I left. I'm excited about tomorrow, when I go there again.
1) I've started a PROCOVERY circle for people who have a mental disorder at the Applegate Residential Care Facility. We've had 3 weekly meetings so far, and people seem to be getting a lot out of it.
2) The Craft Alliance (and organization that has a gallery and teaches art courses) is using me as a photographer for their gallery shows and for student artwork.
3) I've done a photoshoot for my Episcopal Cathedral with 8 "models" posing in an elegant banquet room around a fancy dinner table. My first time managing so many people. I probably will put up some photos on my flickr.com account (Creativity+ is my name on flickr).
- BJC Hospices – where I want to volunteer as a photographer and
- The International Institute – where my 3rd world experience, my almost fluent Spanish, and my desire to help in my neighborhood make it a perfect place. the I.I., is a place where new Americans learn English, how to find jobs, how to manage finances, etc.
- I've been working with the manager of a Residential Care Facility for Mentally Disordered people (about 38 people) on setting up a Procovery circle. Next week's the week I will simply start one there.
I volunteered to help for 3 hours with an organization that takes donated compters and fixes them and gives the PC to an underpriveleged youth. If they can't be fixed, they recycle them, so they don't end up in a landfill. I probably won't we working with them, because they're about 35-40 minutes from where I live. I had fun. More photos are on my flickr.com page http://www.flickr.com/photos/bestrated1/sets/291434/
We filled four semi-trailers FULL.
and they are sending me an application to be a volunteer photographer at the hospice. Another Step taken in the right direction. I wrote back with my address immediately, so they can send me the application materials. I'm on my way!
I've done the training to become a Procovery facilitator. Last night I got a call from a friend who told me about the Applegate retirement community which would like to form a Procovery circle. I haven't worked with older adults before, but it sounds like an interesting challenge. Next step: find out more about the home, the needs there, and if I would be a good fit.
Here's the link:
The cool thing about it is that you can type in your zip code and the distance you are willing to travel, and dozens or more possibilities pop up in your area. In a big city, such as St. Louis, I get over 100 volunteering opportunities within 5 miles from home!!
- Volunteer with a self-help group as a group facilitator
- Volunteer to help the "Phoenix 2000" organization in St. Louis, using my skills in photography or PC support.
- Find out what I can do to support WINGS OF HOPE here in St. Louis:
That's a start
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I'm back. In so many ways, I feel like I'm coming up for air after a long, long time.
I finished my book, or at least the first draft. I submitted it to the publisher a few weeks ago, and it's now at the mercy of peer-reviewers. Like any big project, this is a huge weight off of my shoulders. It has commanded so much of my attention and energy over the last 18 months that I feel an almost unsettling freedom in each block of free time that comes my way. Where do I put my energy next? Between traveling, a much-reduced childcare schedule, and a sick Cee, I haven't had much free time. However, since finishing my book, I've suddenly noticed cobwebs in the corners of our house, that our living room was still full of toddler toys that Cee never plays with, and that she had commandeered the lower shelf of the pantry for now-forgotten objects like band-aids, old catalogs, puzzle pieces, bottle caps, and pieces of gravel from the driveway. For a couple of days, all I wanted to do was clean and organize.
Another weight has lifted, too. I'm pregnant! Finally. It turned out that it took me longer to make a baby than to make a book. I'm now 15 weeks pregnant, and everything looks healthy so far. This experience – of trying to conceive, infertility, and pregnancy loss – has been more difficult than I imagined. When I tackled writing the book, I knew that the final product would be a result of how much time, effort, thought, and desire I put into it. Not so with getting and staying pregnant. This has been a lesson in relinquishing control and in patience. Having made it through the anxious first trimester, I'm now trying to adjust my attitude from one of bracing myself for something to go wrong to enjoying the pregnancy and letting myself think ahead to a new baby in December.
And now, it really feels like summer. I'm not teaching at all this summer, the first term I've had off in nearly two years. We've cut Cee's childcare schedule way back to just a few mornings per week – just enough to give me a little time to write and edit the book as needed. We're taking a few trips, catching up on appointments for our whole family, and sharing good meals made from our CSA produce. Best of all, we're spending time together.
Cee and I especially need this. Over the last few months, my husband and I were doing a lot of baton parenting – both of us working long hours and then taking turns with Cee so that the three of us were rarely all together. I was starting to feel like my limited time with Cee was spent in too many battles and limit-setting and not enough connection and cooperation. Over the past couple of weeks, I've been thinking about and putting into action a sort of parenting reset – trying to think clearly for the first time in a while at what is working and what isn't and being intentional about how to change it. Happily, I already feel like we're back in a better place, and I'm looking forward to lots of time with her this summer.
I'm also setting my intention to getting back to regular blogging this summer. I plan to post at least once per week, maybe a bit more. I'll be blogging about pregnancy, miscarriage, infertility, babies (of course!), and some of my current parenting journey. I have a long list of topics accumulated over the last year or so, but I'm always open to new questions; if you have topic ideas, send them my way!
I'm really looking forward to blogging and engaging with you all again. Thanks for all of your kind notes over the last few months and for bearing with me. It's good to be back!


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Navigator of the Seas Cruise Review by NicNac4498: Navigator of the Seas New Years Cruise 2012-2013
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Embarkation: The port of New Orleans was pretty organized but not as organized as Oasis and Allure. We were checked in and on the ship within 45 minutes.
Cabin: We had a Superior Balcony cabin on deck 7 forward. The room was in good shape except for some of the droors that were pretty knicked up, but it didn't bother us much. Also it still had one of the older Tvs. We were very close to the elevators and it was very convientant to the promenade.
Dining: We ate in the main dining room 5 of the 7 nights. Food was overall good, with a few bad dishes. Our servers Ali from Turkey and Iwanai were great and very personable and not forced. We were a group of 2 and we were at a 4 top but the other 2 never showed.
Ports: In Grand Cayman we did the Dolpin adventure (push, pull, and swim) which was excellent. The facility was very nice and very modern. In Falmouth we did a Mountian Valley Rafting tour was overall okay. The bus ride was a good hour, which was longer than More expected. The rafting part was very fun and relaxing, while the activities afterward drug on.
Shows: We saw all of the shows in the main theatre along with the ice show. The production shows were All Access and Ballroom Fever. All Acess was a fast paced pop and rock show which I really enjoyed. Ballroom Fever was okay, there was minimal sets, plus we don't really ballroom dancing. The guest entertainers were good except for the juggler. The other guests were the Platters and Vox Audio were both excellent.
Crew: We felt like overall the crew seemed more confortable and more friendly than on Oasis and Allure. Like I already said our wait staff was awesome. We gave our wow card to our server Ali.
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Libyan state television has aired what it says is a statement by Muammar Gaddafi, in which the Libyan leader denies reports that he has been wounded.In the audio message, broadcast on Friday evening, Gaddafi said he is alive and safe despite air strikes from the NATO military alliance on his Bab al-Aziziyah compound in the capital, Tripoli, on Thursday.
Gaddafi said he is in a place where NATO bombs cannot reach him.
"I want to tell you that your bombing will not reach me because millions of Libyans bear me in their heart," Gaddafi said, thanking heads of state who had asked about his health after the air strike.
"I tell the coward crusaders - I live in a place where you can't get to me," he said.
His address came hours after Franco Frattini, the Italian foreign minister, was reported to have said that he believed Gaddafi had fled Tripoli, adding that the Libyan leader may have been injured during NATO air strikes, the Reuters news agency reported.
Speaking in Tuscany, Frattini said he had received information on Gaddafi from Giovanni Innocenzo Martinelli, the Catholic bishop in Tripoli, adding that it was credible.Earlier, the minister told the Italian daily Corriere della Sera that "I am of the view that he has probably fled from Tripoli, but not from the country."
However, the Libyan leader's spokesperson dismissed Frattini's claims on Friday afternoon, ahead of Gaddafi's own statement."The leader is in high morale. He's in good spirits. He is leading the country day by day. He hasn't been harmed at all," Mussa Ibrahim said.And the US state department, meanwhile, said on Friday that it has no information to confirm reports that Gaddafi has been wounded.
Al Jazeera's Tony Birtley, reporting from the opposition-held Libyan city of Benghazi, said the speculation that Gaddafi may have fled to southern Libya had not yet been confirmed.But he said that it was notable that Gaddafi's statement was audio. By not showing the leader, it did not offer definitive proof of his physical condition.
"A lot of people have been remarking that these speeches of the Libyan leader started at three hours and are now a minute and a half," Birtley noted.
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I enjoyed this novel to the fullest. I chose to read it last summer before I watched the movie, but let it fall to the wayside sadly (I also shamefully have not seen the movie yet). I regret having waited so long, because this book was so extremely enjoyable. I started it last Saturday night at around midnight and finished it Monday around two AM. I hope this expresses what a fast read this book is. The great thing is that I was entertained the whole time. The book was not a fast read because it was simple, young, or boring. It was wonderful to read in every way and I highly recommend it for all readers.
The story is about a young girl named Sophie who believes that she will never amount to anything because she is the eldest daughter. She labors away in a boring hat shop without any excitement in her life until a sudden event results in her being turned into a 90-year-old woman by an evil spell. Sophie is unable to change herself back, so she leaves her home on an adventure to seek out the "evil wizard Howl, who eats the souls of young girls". Sophie finds Howl in his magnificent moving castle and begins to travel with the exceedingly strange wizard, his apprentice Michael, and his fire demon Calcifer. The lively crew has many adventures and must adjust to the presence of Sophie, who doesn't take any nonsense. They travel around the country as Sophie tries to unravel the magic of the spell and understand the mystery that surrounds Howl.
The characters in this story are all very likable and realistic. Sophie is no-nonsense and does not indulge Howl and his ridiculous mannerisms. She is often seen as causing a ruckus as she cleans like a demon and slowly develops a magic of her own. She is fiercely protective, yet shows a very human amount of jealously and frustration with her younger sisters and her castle companions. Howl is also very entertaining and surprisingly likable despite his frequent tantrums and misdemeanors. I find the whole story and its various characters very likable because I enjoyed reading even chapter and often found myself smiling to myself.
The story in general is very well written. Jones is able to tell several disconnecting stories in each chapter and successfully string them together to make the overall story make sense. I found the ending very nice, and perfect in a way, because by the end, I realized that the whole rest of the story had been leading up to the ending. There were also several nice revelations and surprises within the plot that made the book more fun. I was still thinking about how much I loved the ending the day after I finished, which I think means something about the quality of the story.
I would recommend this story to both adult and teen readers because it is a very fun read and doesn't take too much time out of your day. It is light but not shallow, and the characters are extremely lovable. I suggest this book for anyone who is looking for a really good time that will put a smile on their face. I give this book a 4.5/5 for my book project.


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My birthday's coming up. My Dad offered me a trip to New York as a gift and… because I have procastinated this goal into oblivion… I can't go! I miss the days when Canadians could cross the border with just a smile and a wave and a health card.
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My early predictions are in. Now that I've seen all of the live performances on "The Voice," I'm calling it. Jamar Rogers for the win. There are lots of other performers I'm digging — Lindsey Paveo, Erin Willet, Mathai and Juliet Simms were all live show standouts. BUT … I believe Jamar Rogers, who the show has dubbed "The Comeback Kid" (because he is an HIV positive, recovering drug addict), is going to take it. I sat through all 90 minutes of last night's show waiting to see him perform, and he didn't let me down with his version of Lenny Kravitz's "Are You Gonna Go My Way?" Yes, I'm gonna go his way, and I think America will too.
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The Light and How to Swing It: Gearing a new holy paladin at 80, part 1
Every Sunday, Chase Christian of The Light and How to Swing It invites you to discuss the finer side of the paladin class: the holy specialization. This week, we discuss the most efficient way to pick up healing gear as a newly 80 paladin.
I feel like raiding in Wrath of the Lich King has started towards a slight lull in the past week or two. Many high-end guilds are stuck at 11/12 heroic kills in ICC, looking across the gaping chasm that is the Lich King fight on heroic, focusing on the few guilds who have managed to topple Arthas for good. I also find that most of the casual guilds have also settled into their niches, killing those Icecrown bosses that they have the time or raw numbers to defeat and being content with that. With only Ruby Sanctum to look forward to in terms of remaining raids and graduation season already started, I can already feel the post-expansion exodus ready to begin.
Guilds begin losing members faster than they can be replaced, and recruiting becomes a daily burden instead of a monthly chore. While all of this may sound like bad news, there is some hope in this transition period between the final tier of Wrath and the first tier of Cataclysm. Players will be using the free time to level alts, and I have already seen a deluge of newly minted toons appear in my guild this month. With any luck, there are future holy paladins in this mix, and in a few weeks' time, we'll have new brothers and sisters in arms. However, before they're truly ready to take up the mantle of keeping a tank alive through 3 stacks of Festergut's Inhaled Blight?, they're going to need some sweet gear to give them the throughput and longevity to pull it off.
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We believe that it is never too early to start guiding our children in "the way they should go." Starting at birth, children are welcomed to our nursery and pre-school facilities. We have a graded Sunday school for elementary-aged children every Sunday at 10:00 am and an age-appropriate children's church at 11:00 am.
On Wednesday evenings, kids through 6th grade enjoy our Patch the Pirate and Peewee Clubs, where they learn Bible lessons, sing songs, memorize Scripture, and enjoy a time for crafts and snacks. They also perform songs and Scripture memorization for our Wednesday evening services on occasion.


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Dorthy would be proud of this Over the Rainbow Card. Easy to make, this homemade card is decorated with a bright, glittery rainbow. This adorable card is a great way to add some sparkle to someone's day.
- JustRite's Myriad Pro Font Stamp Set
- Ink - Pure Poppy (Papertrey Ink)
- Spellbinders Classic Scalloped Ovals Die Template
- Card stock
- Tray
- Glitter
- Crystal lacquer
I used 50 pt to stamp the word, Smile on my clouds with Pure Poppy ink.
I added Crystal Effects to the clouds and sprinkled translucent Martha Stewart glitter on them.
The card base uses a scalloped Spellbinder's die. I cut a circle at 3 3/4 and embossed it with the Swiss Dots folder.
I then cut 6 circles out of red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple card stock. I have listed the sizes I used.
Stack your circles leaving just a bit peeking at the top of each color.
Cut the bottom off of your circle stack.
Use a 2 3/8 Spellbinder's circle and some low tack artist's tape to hold the die in place. You might have to run it through a couple of times because your stack is thick. You may even have to finish the job with scissors!
This is what it looks like when you cut the bottom of your rainbow.
Apply a thin coat of the Crystal lacquer over the entire rainbow with your finger. Then sprinkle glitter over it.
Shake off the excess glitter and you have a pretty, glittery, rainbow!
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