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Trademark® NHL® Team Logo 2 - Pc. Wood and Mirror Wall Cue Rack decks out your game room in style.
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Oh my god yet again! It is going to be yet another of those boring milk "reviews"! You might be wondering whether I have a life or not, considering that I...
Oh my god yet again! It is going to be yet another of those boring milk "reviews"! You might be wondering whether I have a life or not, considering that I am something doing milk reviews on my free time. And on Valentine's day somemore! What can I say? Some people go out and spend hundreds of dollars on fake flowers and overpriced restaurants, some people (like me) write little milk "reviews". That's life. We are all different in one way or another. And hey, I spend very little money and I hope that it might be useful for readers to know the different kinds of milk available out there. And yet again, this milk I bought is to make my Milk Kefir.
I bought this from Sheng Shiong supermarket. It was on offer. Actually the lady kept on pushing this brand to me and well, I thought it was very well priced so I bought it. It was on offer for S$5.25. Not too expensive for a fresh milk. Of course, UHT milk would be cheaper but hey, this is fresh (pasteurized) milk, not "dead" milk like those UHT ones. And the Kefir I made from pasteurized milk usually taste better than those made from UHT milk. Furthermore, the pasteurized milk is much better for the Kefir grains than UHT milk as there are more nutrients in pasteurized milk. Remember, healthy grains produce better tasting and more nutritious Kefir!
Ahhh…..the bottle of Farmhouse Fresh Milk! Looks good. And if you look carefully, I had already used about one quarter of the milk. Sorry, my previous Meiji milk ran out before I could take photo of the milk bottle, so I had to use the Farmhouse milk first. But that is not important right?
Look, F&N! As I said, there are everywhere in Singapore. You probably can't escape from F&N. You buy milk, fruit juices, carbonated drinks and what-not, you will definitely encounter F&N.
Yes, it is made from Fresh Australian milk. Well, that is what I hope the logo means anyway. And look at the different between fresh (pasteurized) and UHT milk. This milk has to be used by 19th February 2009. That is 5 days from now. UHT milk can last you months without refrigeration! But as I said before, the UHT process will destroy some of the nutrients and favours in the milk. So if you can, always use fresh milk.
The ingredients are 100% fresh milk! Looks like they buy the milk from Australia, import them to Singapore and pack them here. This is actually a good thing. If those huge containers of milk are properly maintained, the milk would arrive from their source relatively fresh and immediately packed and shipped out to ensure that the final product will also be fresh. Also it provides jobs for Singaporeans.
Hey, look, Trans-fat free! Healthy stuff! Hahahaha!
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Anyway, I just had a taste of the milk Kefir I made using this Farmhouse fresh milk. It was delicious! And very very creamy. I was shocked at how creamy it was. It was just as creamy as the one I made from the organic milk! Took quite a while for it to strain properly but it was all worth it. Thick, creamy and tastes wonderful. I think I will be making more using this brand from now on.


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Abigroup's range of capabilities has proved a boon for the Newcastle Coal Infrastructure Group (NCIG) and its implementation of a much needed new coal export terminal. Abigroup is undertaking not one but three contracts for NCIG which comprises BHP Billiton, Centennial Coal, Donaldson Coal, Peabody Energy, Felix Resources and Whitehaven Coal.
Abigroup will undertake earthworks, the construction of concrete structures and the provision of rail and signalling. "As a tier one multidisciplinary company with expertise both in rail/mining infrastructure and in the Hunter region, Abigroup is well placed to undertake the scope of work in the three contracts for NCIG", said Abigroup's Director of Operations David Jurd.
The new coal export terminal will be located at Kooragang Island in Newcastle and is designed with the capacity for future expansion. The establishment of the terminal, which comes on the back of severe bottlenecks, will significantly improve export flow. Once completed the third coal export terminal in Newcastle will be the largest single stage development of a new coal terminal in the world.
Abigroup commenced work on the first contract for earthworks in September 2008. The $46 million project involves two million cubic metres of earthworks comprising rail loop formation earthworks and drainage, stockyard berms and road works. The second contract worth $33 million includes a 25 span rail viaduct, a single span rail bridge, a dump station structure and a conveyor tunnel. Abigroup will also undertake rail and signal work ($12 million) comprising track work and signaling design and installation.
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Huawei sees an opportunity in the industrial internet of things, so its buying a U.K. company specializing in sensor and meter networking for a reported $25 million. Read more »
TV white spaces haven't emerged as global networking band like Weightless had hoped. So now it's planning to build its internet-of-things connectivity network on the same industrial bands used by ZigBee,… Read more »
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Innovation is alive and well around energy data, thanks to a series of initiatives and programs. Meet Ohmconnect, a bootstrapped startup that couldn't have existed a couple years ago. Read more »
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well, its monday, and ive almost given up on this week already. every one of my friends is wicked busy all week (like the past 3 weeks) and it looks like im just gonna end up sitting around here whenever im not working. i fuckin hate this summer. it sucks even more cause its prob. the last summer im not gonna be workin 8 hours every day. im wicked depressed and i need to see some of my "friends" (the quotes are cause i never see most of them at all anymore) this week, or else i might just lose my mind. if i end up not doing anything by friday i might just give up and schedule myself to work every day adn tell everyone to bite my shiny metal ass. they can only do stuff when im busy anyway, so if im always busy, at least they'll want to see me, right?aw, fuck it all.
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I'm not 13 despite the fact that I checked that little box. Who cares. I'm 13. 14 In June. I was talking with Shelby and I think it would be interesting to ask Chris to the dance. Just to see what he says. I wouldn't really go with him, I'll tell him it was a joke. Cruel I know. I told Shelby that Scott will dance with her at the dance and hell, I might as well ask him to dance because I know he'd say yes. Tired now. I need to do the rest of my homework. I'm turning into an insomniac.
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So I pick LO up from daycare yesterday and she literally has FOUR individual drool trails running down her chin. and a soaked shirt front. didn't really think anything of it until last night when she was chewing on my finger and ouch! wtf... those lil suckers are sharp! it's crazy tho cuz she wan't like excessively crabby, tho she has had a slight runny nose for the past week...
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good luck ladies hopefully your own LO's don't have a hard time w/ teeth!
Totally spoke too soon!!! Poor LO was up 5 times last night SCREAMING (she barely even cries! more like a wimpery wine when she is upset)! Yikes! I ended up giving her Tylenol after the 3rd wake up in 2 hours and that worked for a lil bit! I looked in her mouth today and there are not one but TWO lil suckers trying to poke thru on the bottom! no wonder why she was freaking out!
Yaaay for teeth!!
Loghan had a fussy period and everything went into her mouth but lately she hasn't fussed at all. I keep looking but only thing she does is try to get that teether further back into her mouth and when I look her lil molars are looking like they are going to come through first. She hasn't bitten me too much yet but I know that will come. I remember with my son at 4 months he had a full set of teeth basically overnight so I am hoping the longer it takes the better
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - A bell ringing ceremony is planned at the Oklahoma History Center in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s historic 'I Have a Dream' speech 50 years ago in Washington.
The ceremony will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the center's Walter Plaza.
An Oklahoman who participated in the 1963 March on Washington, Ayanna Najuma, will speak during the program.
State Rep. Anastasia Pittman, the chair of the Oklahoma Legislative Black Caucus, says she was contacted by Gov. Mary Fallin's office to put on the event.
Oklahoma City NAACP branch President Garland Pruitt is expected to discuss the 1965 Supreme Court ruling on the Voting Rights Act.
A 2:30 p.m. bell-ringing ceremony also will take place in Tulsa.
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ARLINGTON, Texas -- Florida is 36-3, but UConn is playing Monday night. Five things on UConn's 63-53 win in AT&T Stadium, a victory that puts it one win away from a national title every bit as unlikely as 2011's Kemba Walker-led sprint: 1. UConn b...Blog | April 05, 2014
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Chad Ford breaks down how a handful of top NBA prospects have fared in the NCAA tournament, including Florida's seniors and Kentucky's freshmen.Story | Conversation | March 31, 2014
Kasey Hill cleared to return for top-ranked Florida against LSU
No. 1 Florida will have backup point guard Kasey Hill back Saturday against LSU.Story | Conversation | February 28, 2014
Florida a quiet title contenderJeff Goodman
The season began with suspensions of two of Billy Donovan's most complete players -- Scottie Wilbekin and Dorian Finney-Smith. There was the injury to the team's only other natural ball handler, freshman point guard Kasey Hill. There's been t...Blog | January 20, 2014
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No. 7 Florida will have leading scorer Casey Prather available at Auburn on Saturday.Story | Conversation | January 17, 2014
Florida adds flexibilityPaul Biancardi
It's as easy as 1,2,3 because that's what Florida coach Billy Donovan has put together in the nation's No. 11 class -- a trio of prospects who play point guard, shooting guard and small forward. This group brings a unique blend of positional players...Blog | December 11, 2013
Healthy Florida is a national title contenderMyron Medcalf
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- The thing about assessing college basketball teams in November and December is that it's much easier to get it wrong than to get it right. A team's full story is usually more layered than one outcome, one matchup or one streak...Blog | December 11, 2013
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Each week Dick Vitale compiles news, notes and observations about the sport he loves, college basketball.Story | Conversation | December 09, 2013
Scottie Wilbekin, Kasey Hill may return for Florida Gators agains...Andy Katz
Florida's top two guards -- Scottie Wilbekin and Kasey Hill -- will return from ankle injuries and play against Kansas in the marquee matchup of the SEC-Big 12 Challenge on Tuesday night.Story | Conversation | December 09, 2013
Scottie Wilbekin of Florida Gators out indefinitelyAndy Katz
Florida senior guard Scottie Wilbekin is out indefinitely with a right high ankle sprain, adding to the list of growing roster issues for the No. 15-ranked Gators.Story | Conversation | December 03, 2013
Even at full strength, the Florida Gators will face questions - C...John Gasaway
John Gasaway explains why the Florida Gators could have trouble matching their recent success this season, even once they get several key pieces back from injuries and off-court issues.Story | Conversation | December 01, 2013
Florida Gators reinstate Scottie Wilbekin after 5 games suspensio...Andy Katz
Florida senior guard Scottie Wilbekin will make his season debut for the Gators against Jacksonville on Monday night.Story | Conversation | November 24, 2013
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Tests showed no further damage to Florida point guard Kasey Hill's badly sprained left ankle, and he likely will be out at least a month.Story | Conversation | November 19, 2013
No. 16 Florida loses Kasey Hill for a month in win
No. 16 Florida lost point guard Kasey Hill to an ankle injury in a 67-53 victory against Southern on Monday night.Recap | Box Score | Conversation | November 18, 2013
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A family member of mine filed their 2013 Federal Tax Return on January 25, 2013. This was a standard 1040 A filed electronically through Turbotax.com.
This was a simple straightforward standard deduction return for the adjusted gross income of around $15,000.00.
On February 4, 2013, a 60 day letter was sent to my relative that states the following…
"Dear Tax Payer:
We have received your income tax return and are in the process of conducting a thorough review of your return information. This review is part of an ongoing program the IRS conducts to ensure the accuracy of return information.
Your return was selected because we are reviewing one or more of the following:
– Income you reported on your return (amount reported matches w-2 exactly)
– Income tax withholding amounts you reported on your return (amount reported matches w-2 exactly)
– Claims for tax credits you made on your return (no claims made)
– Business Income you reported on your return (no business income, this does not apply)
Generally, the IRS will deal directly with you or your duly authorized representative. However, we sometimes talk with other persons if we need to verify information we have received. If we do contact other persons, we will generally need to tell them limited information, such as your name. The law prohibits us from disclosing any more information than is necessary to obtain or verify the information we are seeking. Our need to contact other persons may continue as long as we are reviewing your return. If we do contact other persons, you have a right to request a list of those contacted.
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After waiting the 60 days… a phone call to the automated number tells us that the return is still in process. A phone call to TAS Assistance refers us to the automated number and the irs.gov automated " Where's My Refund?"
I have heard from other sources that there are many people that have received this 60 day letter. This is the first time I have heard of this happening… I researched online and I see instances where this happened last year as well.
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Sandra and Woo is a comedy webcomic featuring the girl Sandra North and her pet raccoon Woo.
While most strips are just supposed to be funny or tell an exciting story, some also deal with more serious topics. We want to show what growing up means for Sandra and her best friends in middle school, Cloud and Larisa. Another regular feature of the comic are Woo's trips to the forest to meet his furry friends Shadow (a fox) and Sid (a squirrel) and his love interest Lily. Since fall 2009, a significant number of strips features Cloud and Larisa as main characters.
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I currently work as a freelance associate producer. I've had the opportunity of working with networks such as Lifetime, National Geographic and The Travel Channel.
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I started my career in casting. Working with various production companies in New York, I then moved into producing segments in non-scripted television. The IAS Media & Communications program gave me the vital skills and real world experience I needed to succeed.
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I remember this book from my high school days, when secession in Michigan had once again become a popular topic, partly due to Detroit's fall from grace. This morning I came across a heroic 2nd edition (2011) of Superior: A State for the North Country in a quaint and very northern-ish Upper Peninsula coffee shop that sits across from the mighty Lake Superior in Munising, Michigan. I became engrossed in the historical aspects of this secession effort after flipping through the pages.
For those who have never been to northern Michigan, and the Upper Peninsula in particular, there is a culture here all its own, with no special love for the politics of Lansing and Detroit. As Tim Murphy wrote in Mother Jones in 2010:
My first impression upon driving into Michigan's Upper Peninsula was that this is what Alaska must feel like. Quite a statement, to be sure, coming from someone who's never set foot in Alaska. But there's something undeniably different about the place.
But there's a cultural element, too. For most of its existence, the UP has been isolated from the rest of the state, bordered by three of the Great Lakes plus Wisconsin, and accessible to the rest of Michigan only by boat until the late 1950s when someone finally built a bridge (and Yoopers, as natives of the UP are known, immediately began talking about blowing it up).
…The Upper Peninsula has about as much in common with Detroit as Manhattan does to Manhattan, Kansas. And that's why, for the last 150 or so years, Yoopers have talked about blowing up the bridge, breaking away, and starting a state of their own called "Superior."
As with Vermont, the effort to secede in northern Michigan still has passion and traction. And with American secession efforts receiving more visibility and thus being taken more seriously, we will hear much more about it in the coming years.9:45 am on August 10, 2013 Email Karen De Coster


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AXE (14th June 2010)
Best news today I am delighted for you AXE
AXE (14th June 2010)
Thats great news AXE. Hope it goes well for you.
AXE (15th June 2010)
Great news AXE- lets hope you impress them! :-)
Been following your story on EduGeek Axe and that's great news, sincerely hope this leads to a permanent position for you so you can finally put all that grief behind you. Congats!
Taken a while, but I have now read through this entire thread since it's probably one of the most active threads i've seen over a long period of time!
Best of news and luck Axe, how it all works out for you.
Shame you live on the other side of the country, there have been some opportunities in this area over the last 6-8 months.
I am 25, a technician with no bits of paper, but had better luck with work. I have managed employment for the last 4-5 years now, and the last spate i had of unemployment only lasted a matter of weeks thankfully.
Now that you are in work, or any time you gain a new qualification, award, or experience, update your cv with it on sites like Monster. I update my CV every now and then, and EVERY time I do, I get a few job offers. The last one, though it wouldn't suit you due to requirement of a car, sounds from witches comments would be perfect for you (working as multi site primary support engineer).
In the last 4 years, I've applied to maybe 20 or so jobs, and i've had 6 interviews, and 4 further phone interviews. Of those, I've turned down 3 of the phone ones, turned down one of the interview ones, and accepted one of them. I'm lucky to not have aspergers syndrome, but I know a fair bit about it, having a close friend with it, who has now got a job as a speech therapist, with a masters specialising in autism. Relationships with others are hard to make at first, but once made, are solid friends.
A child that used to be in my scout group with autism, did not like men, and would rarely talk to anyone. After a year of working with him, his family moved away, but on his last night, he came up, hugged me, and said "Goodbye". This may seem trivial, but meant an awful lot know the history behind him.
It seems I interview well! But I too have noticed a lack of jobs. A year or two ago I was getting up to 3 phone calls a week offering me work. Also, I rarely get offered work outside of education nowadays, and tbh, I would like to get out to private sector again. As NM for a primary school, there is no more 'UP' that I can go! Hence why I am now studying with the Open University again after a 2 year break from it.
There is a saying, and in my experience it really rings true. Any work is good work, because it is 100 times easier to get a job when you have one, than it is without one!
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Yaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyy @ Axe!!!
Has anyone heard how young AXE is getting on?
I was wondering that myself just today! His last post was on here so he must be busy at work...
No news must be good news!
Hope so - really really hope so?
He's dropped you all now he's got a job sorted! Joke. Hope things are working out and the job is going well.
Happy ending. The work trial turned into a job offer.
It's a long day; I get up at 5 AM and it's 3 hours travel each way so I'm pretty tired by the time I get home. I'm an ICT Technician - building and imaging workstations, replacing keys on laptops. It's a big step down from what I was doing before, but it's a CC3 network so I keep myself busy comparing how CC3 does all the things I've had to do from scratch in the past... And there's the occasional software or database problem for me to solve.
I'm just so happy to be working again.
Thank you everyone, I'd have never got this far without you.
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Glad to hear things are going well and you're happy.
Good luck for the future.
@AXE; I'm am SO pleased for you. This is the best news I've had all year, I think! Well done!
Congratulations and good luck with your new job. Now that you've got your foot back on the employment ladder who knows what opportunities will open up for you in the future?!
Well done!
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I received this book from Blogging for Books for this review.
These voices are crippling, particularly when eternity is in question. When one has learned from the very earliest age that faith is the one thing you must not get wrong… there's the rub. If you get it wrong, it's not just death on the line. But how is one supposed to get it right if one can't discuss, ask questions, reflect, ponder?
Girl at the End of the World is a bold, brave book, one that challenged and inspired me, one that brought up deep questions. I want to thank Elizabeth Esther for having the courage to write about her experiences and about her continued search for answers, even though she hasn't yet figured everything out yet. I'm inspired to dig deep myself, to try to shine some light in those places where fear reigns.
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Also, while writers do create processes for their work, these systems tend to change per book. And no writer could prescribe a system for another that would fit perfectly in a one-size-fits-all way.
Thus, when a master writer takes on the challenge of sharing their process on the page, I'm always appreciative. This turning one's mind inside out and putting into words what is largely invisible is no small feat. Reading such accounts does the most fantastic thing for my writer-self. Books such as this make me feel a part of a community of like-minded people. I feel seen. The strategies and habits and thoughts shared by the writer give me a starting point for doing my own thinking. How is my process like this other writer's process? How is it different?
Robert Benson's Dancing on the Head of a Pen was an excellent read for these reasons. Benson blended introspection with stories from his experience as well as practical strategies. Once I finished the book, I wanted to re-read again more slowly, journal in hand, to start up a writerly conversation with the ideas I encountered on the page. After reading this book, I feel empowered to think more about my process, to revise the way I approach my writerly life, and to commit again, and more deeply to working on my craft.
One of my favorite parts of the book was when Benson addresses the three hats he wears, his beret, his New York Yankees gamer and his fedora. He equates these hats to the three roles he plays: freewheeling artist wearing his beret, hard-working revisionist with commitment wearing his gamer, and businessman wearing his fedora. Throughout the book, Benson makes the variety of tasks writers must wrestle visible in just this way.
For writers who need a boost of inspiration or some perspective on their writing life, this book is well worth the read.
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Then, I read the first page where Scheinberger wrote, "Watercolor is, however, not just a technique; it is almost an attitude. Watercolor always does what it wants. In a way, it is willful and anarchical. Therefore, for me the secret to using watercolor to create pictures lies in striking a balance between control and letting go."
Uh-oh. Just when I thought I was loosening up, I slammed into another internal wall. I thought I was ready to play with watercolors but I was actually planning to force the medium to fit between my very limiting lines.
Intrigued, I read on. And on and on. I almost forgot to eat dinner I was so wrapped up in this book. Instead of starting with an art supply shopping list and step-by-step instructions, Scheinberger launched into the history of gum arabic, stories of pigments and where they originated, specifics of how watercolors work on the page layer by layer and the science of color.
Through each passionate word and image, Scheinberger enchanted me, surprised me, took me where I never expected to go. I thought I wanted a how-to book. Turns out, what I got was a book that challenged me to continue letting go. To let myself be an artist in a new way. To play and experiment. When I finished the book, I turned back to the title. Urban Watercolor Sketching? I don't know. Obviously they couldn't have called the book Fall in Love with Watercolors. But I did fall in love while reading this book.
You know that feeling you get when you can't wait to see someone but you think you probably should spend twenty more minutes in front of the mirror, getting ready? You're excited and also a little bit afraid? That's how I feel about watercolors now. I can't wait to put some paint on the page. Also, I want to live up to the history and depth and beauty of the medium, which I never knew about before. In the book, Scheinberger tells a story about an ancient Chinese painter who worked patiently for a long time in preparation for one masterful painting. He was a master, but it still took him a long time to prepare. And there's the reminder. Living up to the medium is more about delighting in the process rather than expecting a certain outcome.
Urban Watercolor Sketching is dessert for the creative soul. Don't miss it!
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Michael wrote that when one is balancing on a rope, one doesn't feel balanced. Instead, one is constantly noticing what is off-balance and adjusting. When I read his words, my stomach did that strange swoop thing it does when I'm walking on any narrow object. Yes, I thought. Absolutely. No wonder the very people who intentionally seek balance always feel off-course. The only way to stay balanced to be aware of what's out of balance. I've written frequently about finding balance through adjusting expectations. When we have a realistic picture of our lives, grounded in the facts of our given circumstances, only then can we make needed adjustments.
Last weekend, I spent time with alumni from Hamline's MFA program. The question came up: How do writers find a work-life balance? For writers, finding balance is particularly hard. We are passionate about sitting down at the page and setting down words. We must do this for our mental and spiritual health. Yet, writing is such a quiet, personal thing, that it can appear like doing nothing. Sometimes the people in our life point this fact out, asking us to drive them to the airport or help pack for a move instead. For me, though, the biggest obstacle is myself. Daily, I struggle to remember that my writing is important, that it matters, and that giving myself the time to write isn't selfish. I'm giving myself time to be me. Wouldn't I passionately defend such time for anyone else?
So, here is the reality. We aren't finding balance. We are actively balancing. It's a verb, not a noun, and one one that evokes a visceral, gut-level sensation. Balancing isn't a warm glow the way happiness is–That's where we run into trouble. We expect balance to feel soft and airy, the way one might feel after an intense yoga session. Balance is a jolt, a shock of electricity, an instinctual reaction built into our DNA. We may long for balance that feels calm and settled, but instead, we must adjust our expectations. Balance is aware of itself. It is an ongoing, active process, full of experimentation, strategy and practice.
What if instead of asking, "How do I find a work-life balance?" we asked, "Where am I leaning too heavily? What adjustments might I make to right myself today?" The more specific the answers, I think, the better. No need to be overly ambitious about fixing one's whole life. Tomorrow, we may be out of balance in a completely other way. This task is one that can't be checked off the to-do list. We must engage in balance every day.
Balance is individual, but in the same way that stories deal in specifics, the particulars of others' solutions can clear our own murky waters. So, what are you doing today to adjust and find balance? I'd love to hear your thoughts below.
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If you've been reading along these past few months, you know I've set out on a Hero's Journey, and that about a month ago, I transitioned from the first stage of Ordinary Life to the stage of Listening for the Call. Some practices I intended to put in place in order to listen included yoga and a specific kind of prayer called Lectio Divina, a prayer that acknowledges the need for silence and listening after reflecting on sacred words.
I have started working with these practices, but what has overshadowed this month more than anything was the sudden death of my aunt. Listening hasn't been about holding practices out at an arms length. I'd been thinking of listening as a quiet, settled activity, one that would allow me to breathe deep and soak in some kind of capital T truth. Or some kind of capital Q quest. Listening hasn't been anything like that this month.
It started with a phone call when my husband and I were out for dinner. My phone didn't ring, but I saw a message pop up from my mom, unusual for a Friday night. Unusual enough that I listened to the message, and from the sound of her voice urging me to call tonight or tomorrow, I knew I needed to call right then. Listen.
I called and she told me the news about my aunt. It was a month and a day after my uncle, another of my mom's siblings, had passed away. She assured me that all would be okay, and yet I heard underneath that she needed me. My upcoming week was full of preparation for a full-school musical I was directing, but when I sat down to tell my husband the news, he asked, "Do you need to go home?" Listen.
Yes, I needed to go home, right away. The next morning, I woke up early and was on the road, driving to Portland as the sun rose. Friends and colleagues covered me so I could be with my family. On Sunday, Mother's Day, I felt the tiniest of nudges: Go for a walk. Go to the Gorge. Listen.
My mom and I went for a walk to get coffee, and we talked the whole way. After taking care of a little more business, we went to the Columbia Gorge and watched water pour off cliffs, mist filling the air with energy, freshness, life. We were on the edge that day, so close to death and so aware of the life around us, the beauty just waiting to be noticed. Had I been home, I'd probably have been fretting over the musical or the multitude of other details about life. Listen.
After a few days, I came back home and dove in to help finish the show. A little less than a week later, I stood in the auditorium watching the kids take their bows, and then the auditorium burst into song, singing to me. Happy Birthday. Listen.
I've been struggling to name the call, to wrap my mind around something that is so simple it's difficult to label. It's the starkness of seeing what's left when a life ends, and yet tasting the richness of being present, of seeing one's work right here, right now. What am I being called to do? What is the work of this journey?
One could call it many things. Settling into my skin. Being Naomi. Becoming an artist. It's definitely not about working harder or accomplishing more. The call is about how I life my life, not about what I do so much as about who I am. Maybe once I set off on this journey, the call will crystalize, become even more clear. I like the word "becoming." For the past ten years, I've worn a butterfly ring, a symbol of the process of transforming, a life theme for me. I think I'll set out with that word in mind.
I've also realized I need a ritual, some kind of marker to help myself pass from stage to stage. It's hard to know when one stage is done and when the next is ready to begin. I do think it's been the right choice not to force each phase to last a month. Some will be shorter and some longer. That's only natural. However, a tangible act is needed to mark the passage. Were I on a real journey, I might mark the path with a special rock, or write what I've learned on a paper and toss it into my bonfire. Probably I'd keep one copy, too, so as to keep track of what had come before. Maybe I can find some kind of replica of this in my real, everyday life, since I'm not hiking trails or cooking by bonfire each night. Something will come to me, I'm sure. And then, I'll move through the next stage, Crossing the Threshold into… who knows. Whatever it is, I know it will give me opportunity to grow, to notice the richness of life, to be fully present right now. Listen. Each moment matters.
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- A friend emailed me with the perfect link, encouraging me to think about slow work. I love what Micha Boyett has to say in this post and am looking forward to reading her book, Found, too. I've been looking for a book just like this, one that helps me slow my rhythm and re-center my focus.
- I couldn't get my audio book to work while I drove into work, so I ended up driving in silence, listening to the wind and the cars rushing by and the sounds inside my car and my own thoughts. In the quiet, calm settled over me. Some words I had recently read from Happier at Home by Gretchen Rubin came to mind: The days are long, but the years are short. Yes. There was plenty of time in my day, and yet, I needed to enjoy each moment of the day because it would be too easy to let it slip by.
- Then, when I showed up for a wild rehearsal with tons of kids at the elementary school, one of the young actors ran up to me with a tupperware filled with cupcakes–vanilla, my favorite-and one of them sported a white chocolate Flat Stanley on top to match the theme of our play. She'd stayed up late and made cupcakes just to thank me for my work with her and her classmates. We shared them after the rehearsal… and I felt a gentle nudge. Notice. Listen. Soak this in.
- When working with one of my students, we were looking for the perfect word. Turns out the word required was "peculiar." Except neither of us could say the word without getting tongue tied. I tried, and couldn't. Then he tried, and couldn't. Then, the babysitter across the room chimed in and couldn't say it either. We were all laughing out loud and the sound was a drink of fresh water. Exhaustion exited the room and energy bubbled up. Again, I felt that nudge. Notice. Listen. Soak this in.
- Then, this morning, I had an email from one of my Inklings instructors, Helen Pyne, who blogged about how much she learns and is inspired in her work with young writers. Again, the nudge. This is why I do what I do. This is why all the hard work matters. Not just to me, or to the students, but also to our instructors and every single other person it touches.
Our world is busy and chaotic and filled with noise. Often, I'm tempted to add to the noise, to try to shout over everyone and be heard. But why? Don't I actually want to be part of a grand patchwork, to play my unique part? To both inspire a creative girl and enjoy her gift of amazingly inventive cupcakes? To open doors between writers and young writers to allow them to find inspiration and joy? The connections we make person to person are truly the thing.
And this, after just one day of listening. I'm looking forward to what I'll hear today.]]>
I'm wrestling with the temptation to stick with the beginning of this journey for too long, to try to get everything in order before allowing the journey to really start. But that's not how the phase of ordinary life works in the Hero's Journey. In every epic adventure I've read, the journey takes the hero by surprise.
It's time to start to listen for the call to adventure. I need to be ready for it, whenever it appears. So, I'm erasing the word "begin" on my whiteboard and moving on to "listen."
Before I turn my attention from ordinary life, though, I want to take a moment to note what I've noticed so far. I've risen up above the treeline. I've taken a look at all of my clutter and ideas and worries and resources, organized, clarified and created places for each kind of input, and started to practice the habit of keeping my workflow clear. As new email, ideas and requests come in, I put them into my lists so that I'm not only reacting to the newest request. At any given moment, I can see what I've committed to already, and can easily determine how important the new issue that shows up is in relation to the whole. I am able to keep track on a weekly basis of whether I'm giving time and attention to my larger goals, and to the issues that may not be emergencies today, but which might become emergencies if I don't maintain steady progress with them.
My responsibilities and commitments are clear. And what do I see?
- I'm actually doing a better job of living a creative life than I realize. Even in the busiest moments, I find time to sketch, to brainstorm, to cook a simple but interesting meal. I find playful approaches to nearly every task, and now that all the things I know I need to do are written down and not rattling around my head, I have been starting to have fun doing them one at a time.
- I'm committed to more than I can realistically do. However, I'm not alone in this. Nearly everyone is committed to more than they can do given our many dreams and our practical realities. Given the fact that I can do only one thing at a time, I can now decide which of the important things I'll do at this moment and let the other tasks and projects wait. And I can practice saying no, standing on the strength of my clear knowledge of what I have already said yes to.
- For me, being busy isn't the problem. I like being creatively engaged with my world. However, I enjoy doing tasks creatively. For instance, sending out a monthly newsletter to a mailing list sounds horrible to me. Inventing a themed monthly missive that sums up what I'm already thinking about and sharing it with people who really want to read it? Totally fun. Particularly if I give it a fun name and draw the logo. For me, it's all about the approach.
- Even though I've been working steadily at creating a body of work for quite some time, I'm still at the very beginning. And that's okay. I need to be comfortable with where I am and realize that with the huge projects I've taken on, I'm in for the long term.
I love this feeling, being able to see where I am clearly. I feel ready to open myself up now to listen. Sure, I have all of these projects and dreams. But, where am I being called to journey right now? Since I am at the beginning, in which direction should I head? I have a number of ideas of ways to listen: yoga, lectio divina, prayer, meditation, journaling, sketching, running, walking, sitting on the beach, reading, not reading, listening to music, taking time away. But instead of getting busy with any of them, I'm just going to start today by paying attention. Today, I'm going to notice every time I feel that breath of creativity flow through. What causes it? What's tugging on my attention?
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If you're strategizing before you start your GTD collection process, or puzzling through the finer details of the system, you may find these tips about how I've structured my system to be helpful.
Checklists: I needed checklists to help me move through the collection process each week. I find that the checklists in Evernote are a perfect solution. I have a notebook called "Weekly Review" where I keep my trigger lists (as David Allen refers to them) and also where I keep my horizons document that outlines my vision, goals and areas of focus. Referring to these documents helps me when I'm making sure I truly have collected everything in my head.
Inbox/Outbox: One notorious place of disorder in my life is my car. Because almost half of my work is done out and about, I tend to collect papers, books, notes, and of course, clutter, on my back seats, passenger seat, on the floor and in the trunk. Beyond the inbox on my desk, I have an inbox in my car, and an outbox that I carry back and forth from my office to my car and back to my office each night. That way, those items that I need to address each day can make it into my office inbox, and those that need to go out from my office actually get into my car where I'll need them.
One Journal: I have started using one journal for everything I jot down outside of my daily reflecting session. All meeting notes, workshop notes, brainstorms, quick thoughts about projects, spontaneous writing, drawings, everything, all goes here. I have an envelope in the front of my journal with stickers and I put a sticker on a page once it has been scanned for any to-do items. That way, I can move all thoughts of relevance into my computer system when I am back at my desk.
Siri: I found out that if you put Daylite on your phone, you can ask Siri to add tasks to your worklist. She'll add them and they'll show up in your Daylite on your computer and everywhere else. To make this work, you need to have the calendar CalDAV set up on your phone to sync with your desktop application.
Project Support Materials: I wasn't handling project support materials very well. In fact, I'd often start a project, and then lose the email, document or paper that I'd originally created. It was too much work to search all the places I might have put ideas about a project already in progress, so usually I just started over hoping my good ideas would show up again. Now, I've created a paper folder to match every project that is complicated enough to require support material and put it in a drawer file behind my desk. I have the drawers sorted by my big-picture categories (more on setting big-picture categories here.) I also have an Evernote notebook for every single project and when I finish working on a project for the day, I make a note about where I'm leaving things so it is easy to pick back up the next day. I can also keep project related research, emails, drafts of documents, and many other items in these project-specific folders in Evernote, too. I've stacked all of these project notebooks in one stack called "Daylite" (the name of my project/task management software. More on that soon)
A NOTE: Since I organize everything by my big picture categories: Core (personal), Connection (reaching out to others) etc, I use these words as the first in naming my notebooks to make the stack easier to navigate. So, one notebook is called Connection: Experimenting with our First SCBWI Agent Day.
A SECOND NOTE: I name my projects in ways that help me remember what my overall goal is with the project in order to remind myself every time I open up the project just what I'm doing and why.
Someday Maybe: I found that Someday Maybe items were the biggest reason I wasn't able to keep my system clean (as David Allen suggests may happen in his book. You were absolutely right, David!) I realized the problem for me was that I had different kinds of Someday Maybe items, and not all of them should be in my to-do software. So now, I have a notebook stack in Evernote that organizes Someday Maybe notebooks for restaurants, vacations, classes, movies, etc. I also have a list of deferred projects (which Daylite allows me to do) for projects that I've started to think through but need to wait on. I also keep materials that come in on various areas of responsibility (marketing, fundraising, etc) in notebooks for those purposes. Then, when I need to explore new ways to market or fundraise, I can pull up those notebooks and explore instead of dealing with every new resource the day it comes into my email.
Daylite: I use Daylite to organize my projects and opportunities. I like the system because it allows me to track all the emails and people connected with any given project. I've found that tagging for context, such as "Email" or "Office" allows me to track tasks most simply within Daylite. I have lists on my menu bar for each key context. I also use @HOT to keep the most important items in front of my mind, and only allow myself to use the Worklist (or flag in another system) for those items that truly must be done today.
I use "waiting for" as a tag for those items I'm waiting to hear back from others on, and "for later" for the items I don't need on my active lists. Then, when I created my smart lists for the menu bar, I could tell the system not to include any of these types of items.
Sketchnoting: I've found that reviewing is much more fun when I create a sketchnote to show myself where I am in my overall life. I keep these in a "Review" folder at my desk so that I can see the progress from week to week.
Three Top Projects: Before I complete my review, I write down my top three projects for the week. I always know that life will not go as I expect, but knowing what my top three priorities are for the week helps me remember where to focus when time gets tight.
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A few years ago, I tried out David Allen's method, Getting Things Done (GTD). The system did help me to organize and clear the clutter, but that time, my system didn't stop the mental lists from running nonstop through my head. If it wasn't my to-do list on mental repeat, then it was my to-worry list.
But this time implementing GTD has been different. Maybe it's different because I tried it once before. Now I know where things fell apart for me, and where I needed to push myself on creating new habits. It's taken real effort, but I've been able to create a GTD system that's working in my real life. I have places for all the incoming paper, ideas, requests, resources, and also for the enormous inventory of ideas that pop up inside my own head. My system reminds me of my childhood room, where I had buckets and boxes for every kind of thing. Organizing was a game. I knew where every kind of item went, and when a new toy arrived, part of the fun was finding where it fit.
How can this be part of a creative journey? Being organized? Becoming more productive? Don't real artists lay around in their PJ's most of the morning and then follow every whim that pops into their head? I have to admit it. When I hold myself to a system and work on improving my practical experience of work and life, I can't help but feel I'm not being a "real artist." It's a lie, though, and I know it. Right now, I have my life in order and my creative energy and enthusiasm are in high gear. I feel ready for anything. Why?
I found some clutter quotes that might offer a clue.
Clutter is stuck energy.
The word "clutter" derives from the Middle English word "clotter,"
which means to coagulate -
and that's about as stuck as you can get. Karen Kingston
Clutter is a physical manifestation of fear that cripples our ability to grow. H.G. Chissell
When you have cleared all of your clutter, you can be of greater service to those around you. Michael B. Kitson
Clutter is stuck energy. Mental clutter is the same, but it's not easy to see. An intentional process is required to transform our thoughts, worries, and ideas into productive action. Might I even say creative action?
Artists may be known for their playful ability to follow the muse, but to be able to do so, we have to clear and categorize and honor the many ideas (internally or externally generated) that come into our lives. If you're anything like me, this is MUCH easier said than done. However, it's definitely worth the process. I'll write more about it as the journey goes on. In the meantime, if you need a launch point for your own creative journey, I highly recommend reading David Allen's book, Getting Things Done. He says implementing the whole is greater than the value of picking and choosing parts, and I can attest, that is absolutely true.]]>


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Pacific theater during World War II. Furthermore, the unit was the
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nation," he added.
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of the resources and functions from the 23rd BS will be shared
including training, exercises and deployments.
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operations tempo between the 2nd Bomb Wing and 5th BW, and at the
same time, supports the persistent presence in United States
Pacific Command," he added. This will help refine and focus nuclear
mission training for B-52 units and is part of continued Air Force
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Evergreen Research has been successfully bringing quality products that solve everyday needs to customers for over 15 years. Our dedicated and committed staff is constantly working on developing innovative and safe solutions to everyday problems for you and your family.
Evergreen sources the highest quality lemongrass oil, geranium oil and citronella oil available for our insect repelling products. Our manufacturing facility uses a unique method to infuse the insect repelling oils into the structure of the plastic. We then mold the plastic into the insect repelling SuperBand®, Mosquito Eliminator™ and Bug Button® using our high tech injection molding system. These products are transformed into plastic, time-released wristbands and buttons that smell pleasant to humans while warding off the most annoying insects.
Our insect repelling products are non-toxic, DEET free, waterproof, one size fits all and safe for pets and children over the age of three. All of the oils that are used in our products are included in the United States Environmental Protection Agency Federal Registry list of minimum risk pesticides; which means they are not subject to federal registration requirements because the ingredients are safe for their intended use.
With millions of our insect repelling products sold worldwide, our products continue to provide the best natural protection available against biting insects. People love the fact that they can use our products to create an invisible shield around them to keep insects away. You can also depend upon Evergreen Research to constantly develop and create new products that offer solutions to many of today's problems. Please feel free to inquire with us at any time to find out what new and exciting projects we are currently developing.