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I have often been asked the question on my social networks 'How do you get so many friends/followers/connections?'
Well – the truth is…I am famous and am hiding it from the world…not!
The fact of the matter is that I was/am hooked on social media. It is an addiction of mine.
It all started about 7 years ago when I discovered MySpace…and the all too awesome 'whore trains' (don't judge me for that word…it is what they were called).
You would tell your friends to add your one friend, and they would tell theirs to add you.
It was incredible.
I would get about 500 friend requests a day when I was doing this all day long.
I was hooked.
This fueled a fire that made me spend money on 'friend adder' programs.
For what though?
A new 1,000 friends to add to my 10,000?
Then I met Twitter…oh dear.
This just added fuel to the fire.
I would do nearly anything for the next 1,000 5,000 or 10,000 followers.
Seeing the numbers climb was my addiction.
But what for?
What was I chasing?
The approval of man?
Oh man was I lost…oh man AM I lost.
I tend to seek the next big number – when I just need to keep one thing in perspective:
If my message only impacts 1 follower, I am doing the work of Christ properly.
I need to stop caring about the numbers,
And start caring about eternity.
Easier said than done, right?
Well, I can tell you this:
Social media became a burden for me.
It began to drain my real social life.
I would stay on my computer all day every day,
Adding people on MySpace – following tons of people on Twitter.
Totally neglecting my duties as a Christian.
I would make up excuses and say things like -
'I am doing my duty! I am tweeting and blogging about bible verses!'
And the like.
But what was I really doing?
I was being vain. I was chasing my online persona and character more than my real life one.
Talk about a wakeup call.
So the question(s) for you today:
Are you chasing your character online more than real life?
How much time do you spend on your social networks (growing, connecting and sharing)?
What about your family?

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To seeAthens, Istanbul, and even London or New York do not offer you as many amazing sights as Rome. A walk through the Via dei Fori Imperiali to the Colosseum is breathtaking for anyone. That is only a small cross-section of all the beauty the city has to offer. Apart from the Roman heritage, there are areas and markets here from the Middle Ages as well. And of course, the Vatican with the Church of St. Peter.
Fontana di Trevi (the Trevi Fountain)This fountain was made world-famous by the Swedish actress Anita Ekberg, who took a bath in this fountain in the film La Dolce Vita. The fountain is bigger than you might expect.
Address: Piazza di Trevi
PantheonPerhaps not so impressive from the outside but the interior is really breathtaking. This powerful and imposing temple was built more than 2,000 years ago.
Address: Piazza della Rotonda
Forum RomanumA fairy-tale land, a mosaic of temple ruins, dilapidated marble streets and basilicas. The Forum Romanum was the economic, political and religious centre of ancient Rome. And almost opposite is the Colosseum, the mother of all gigantic arenas.
Piazza NavonaThis square is not only known as Rome's finest, but also as the most impressive in the world. Not only because of its many statues and fountains but because it is so unbelievably large. Despite its size, this stretched-out square is nonetheless not unappealing.
Domus Aurea (Nero's golden house)The Emperor Nero had a palace nearly ten kilometres in length built in 64 AD – from the Palatine Hill right down to the Oppius Hill. Certain parts were covered with gold and ornamented with precious stones and magnificent decoration. After Nero's death, everything was covered with earth to erase the memory of the tyrant. The area was discovered by chance in the 15th century. You can now walk through 30 of Nero's 150 underground rooms. Price: € 6
Address: Via della Domus Aurea (right opposite the Colosseum) Metro: Colosseo
The Rome MuseumThe Rome Museum houses around 40,000 sculptures, paintings and mosaics. They describe Rome's history from the Middle Ages to 1870. The museum is housed in the 18th century Palazzo Braschi. In the Fascist period, Mussolini moved in here and made it his political headquarters. After the Second World War, the palace accommodated 300 evacuated families. Many of the fine frescos were seriously damaged by the fires that people lit to keep warm.
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|Party Time!
|Written by Linda Palacios
|Monday, 10 January 2011 07:00
Party Time!
Tea parties for all ages
Cincy Chic turns 4 this week, and to celebrate, we made this entire issue all about parties. For the more traditional type, check out these two local ladies who offer tea parties for both kids and adults so everyone can join in the fun.
You might remember dressing up with oversized clothes and jewelry and sharing some tea with your stuffed animals. Your imagination made the whole thing possible, but now your daughters and nieces can have a real tea party to remember when they grow up.
La Tea La Owner Karen Cartwright makes it all happen by bringing the tea party to you. From the girls' hats and gloves to chair decorations and table runners to cups and saucers, Cartwright brings everything for a full-fledged tea party for the kids. Before the day of the event, Cartwright even provides invitations for the party.
A typical party starts out with the party guests' arriving and donning their party attire. "I have tons of sparkly necklaces and bracelets and a bunch of hats, really bright, colorful, flowery hats, and for the boys I bring some derby hats too," Cartwright says. To add to the fun, she also brings a full-length mirror so that each guest can check out their new look.
Once everyone is ready in their tea-party getup, the kids have a fashion parade with the guest of honor leading the way. "Often times I'll have them if they want put their hands on their hips and glam it up a little bit," Cartwright says, so this makes for a fun photo op for the parents.
Then it's time for lunch. Cartwright caters the food to kids, so the tea cookies have smiling faces and the "tea" is really lemonade or pink lemonade. To balance out the sugar, she also brings foods like carrots and fruit kebabs. Cartwright also uses lunch as a chance to teach all of the kids about table manners and read a couple books chosen by the birthday girl.
After lunch Cartwright helps the kids with a couple activities, including a sparkly tiara craft where each girl can make her own crown, and Cartwright can bring a different activity for any boys at the party. Guests also get to decorate cookies or cupcakes, which can even serve as the birthday cake.
Then it's present time. "I record all the gift givers' names and what they've given for the parents' convenience, so if they want to send thank you cards, they have a list right there," Cartwright says.
To round out the day, Cartwright has a few optional tea-oriented games or the kids can have some unstructured time to play. And when it's time to really wrap things up, each attendee receives a goody bag with age and gender appropriate gifts.
The La Tea La parties really make for a memorable party for the little ones, but adults like to have fun too. It's a treat to dress up in cocktail dresses and go out for a drink with the gals, but it can be even more fun to have a grown-up tea party every once in a while.
Mrs. Teapots Tea Room in Bellevue gives you the chance to revamp your childhood imagination and enjoy a tea party just like when you were a kid. This English-inspired tea room gives you the chance to catch up with the gals over a pot of tea.
That pot can brew a wide selection of teas, and you can make it a complete meal with Mrs. Teapots' soups, salads and sandwiches. If you're looking for a real treat, try their specialty: homemade chicken salad.
The best part about the place, though, has to be their private party room. This privacy gives you and your girlfriends the chance to let loose a little more and enjoy the escape into tea time.
This makes for a perfect place for a baby shower. The guest of honor won't feel out of place when she can't drink alcohol when everyone else is sipping their brew right along with her. And the party room can help you add elegance to any bridal shower.
For more information on how you can bring the tea party to you for a memorable event for the kids, check out LaTeaLa.com. And to learn more about how you can share in the tea party celebration with a get-together of your own, check out MrsTeapots.com.
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CARBON CUB EX ADDED TO FAA LIST OF AMATEUR-BUILT AIRCRAFT KITSCubCrafters has received notification from the Federal Aviation Administration that their National Kit Evaluation Team had completed its evaluation of CubCrafters' Carbon Cub EX amateur-built aircraft kit. Completion of this process means the FAA has evaluated the Carbon Cub EX and that the aircraft has been added to the list of eligible Amateur-Built Aircraft Kits on the FAA website. The list is provided as a service to prospective builders researching kit options.
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Applied Minerals, Inc. Provides Dragon Mine Exploration Update
Applied Minerals, Inc. (OTCBB:AMNL), a leading global producer of Halloysite Clay from its Dragon Mine property in Utah, is pleased to announce the release of the following statement from its consulting geologist, Dr. Ian Wilson, regarding the results of certain drilling activities:
Twenty-six boreholes totalling 4,770ft have been drilled at Dragon Mine in an area that was not previously mined or explored by the company. The core has been taken and characterised for its mineralogical, chemical and physical properties. The detailed drilling, with average spacing of 45 ft from one borehole to another, covering an area of 3.40 acres, contains a Measured Resource of 415,000 tons upon processing. Average clay content from the area is 84% with 61% Halloysite, 17% Kaolinite and 6% illite-smectite. Some of the Halloysite values are as high as 100%. The Company has commenced mining to an area 40ft from the surface that contains over 2,000 tons of 93% Halloysite. This clay will be mined and processed to generate a higher value product grade for customers. It has been determined that the current dry milling plant on site can be utilized for the processing of this material due to its purity. Any material requiring wet processing will be carried out at KaMin LLC.'s processing facilities in Georgia.
A further one acre is being drilled and evaluated and to date contains an Inferred Resource of 150,000 tons with Halloysite values up to 57.6% and Kaolinite up to 58.9% with an average of 48.4% Halloysite and 51.6% Kaolinite. Further boreholes will be carried out in the near future.To date, a Measured Resource of 415,000 tons and an Inferred Resource of 150,000 tons, totalling 565,000 tons, have been identified in this area. In light of these results, an additional 15 boreholes have been proposed, and are in progress in the immediate vicinity. Once all boreholes have been drilled and evaluated, an overall Measured Resource statement for the whole 4.4 acres will be prepared in accordance with JORC Code. This statement is presented in accordance with the JORC Code.
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Calling All Amputees: Information, Please
Jan Chait
February 22, 2011
Vacations are good, but it's always great to be back home where things are comfortable and familiar. Some lessons learned on vacation have made things back home even more comfortable.
Take my favorite chair, for example. Since the below-the-knee amputation of my left leg in November, I've been able to get into the chair just fine. Getting out, however, was a different matter and often had me panting and sweating before I managed to get my tush back on the scooter seat. As a result, I'd avoided snuggling into the chair and put up with sitting in an uncomfortable scooter or dining room chair.
But after managing to hop, heel-and-toe, and do whatever else it took to get from a scooter into a vehicle bench to take a "safari ride" through the jungle in Disney's Animal Kingdom Park in Florida, I figured if I could do that, I could get out of that chair. And so I can. Quite easily, too, I might add. I guess I hadn't realized how much upper-body strength I've gained: One hand on my scooter seat, one on my chair arm, a little assist from my right leg and up I go.
Now I need some information from any of you who have had a leg amputated. What is the "discomfort" level on learning to walk with a prosthesis? I was told it would be "uncomfortable" at first. What I'm experiencing is pain — and I have a high pain threshold — and that's lots of pain, along with swelling and bruising.
I did run into another person with a prosthetic leg on the cruise and talked to him a bit. He'd lost his leg several years ago in a farm accident. What he told me was that he experienced about two months of pain before he developed the necessary calluses.
But what is his pain threshold? What is pain to him may just be discomfort to me. And he doesn't have diabetes. How do I reconcile having diabetes and the need to avoid traumas to my skin to the need to develop the toughness to endure wearing a prosthesis?
Maybe the prosthesis needs readjusting. I do have an appointment with the prosthetist today and will ask him about that. My therapist seemed to indicate that what I was experiencing was more than expected.
I do want to stand up and I want to walk. This may sound crazy, but if I can just stand up to get dressed, I'll be happy. If you don't believe me, you try getting dressed without standing to pull up your undies, pants, or skirt. Or getting yourself readjusted after going potty.
So, seriously, if you've been through an amputation and adjusting to a prosthetic leg, please let me know what I'm facing. I can put up with most things if I know what to expect.
As far as the diabetes went, it was OK. I've been on enough cruises that I don't go overboard on all of the food. As usual, right when I needed my continuous glucose monitor the most, it decided not to work, but I don't believe I went too far out of range very often. I was over 300 once when I checked but, for the most part, was between 80 and 140.
Now that I'm back home, I'm battling lows again. So here we go with adjustments. Again.
At least one thing about diabetes is constant: It's never boring.
I don't know anything about amputations, but when I was in rehab after an operation which led to an extreme fibromyalgia flare, I learned how to dress myself on the side of the bed. It took a while to get into the routine at home, but now it's simple. I pile my clothes up in reverse order: pants on the bottom, then shirt, socks, and panties. I take off my sleep top, apply deodorant and put the day shirt on, then take off sleep pants, pull panties up as far as they'll go, pull pants on over them, put socks on, then shoe and boot for my bad foot. Then I stand up and pull up panties and pants. When I'm at massage, I can't put the boot on because the table's too high, so I position my rollator (with brakes on) so that I can do all the above except the boot and pulling up panties and pants, pivot on the good foot, sit on the rollator to put on the boot - or in your case the prosthetic - then stand and pull up the pants. I set up my clothes the night before so everything's ready to in a pile go on my dresser, which I can reach from the bed. To get ready for bed, I reverse the process. I, too, would love to be able to just stand and dress, stand and take a shower, but, like a lot of other things I've lost, most days I'm okay with it, and the longer it lasts the less it hurts. I'm betting that all these things that take such planning and grieving now will come to be second nature in less time than you expect. We may not have life in the fast lane, but like you say, it isn't boring.
Posted by: Deb | Feb 22, 2011 02:16 PM
As a BKA left leg, if you have very much pain the socket on the prothesis is not configured correctly. You did not say what suspension system and foot you are using; there is a lot of difference. I am using a gel liner and a Flex foot with a shock absorber. Have since amputation 16 years ago due to trauma. Am now diabetic because of liver damage due to steriods used after my accident to save myn life. I recommend the resources available through Amputee Coalition of America. Contact me if I can be of more help.
Posted by: Richard Saunders | Feb 24, 2011 01:16 PM
Column dead on about the dressing and standing and all that fun when one has difficulties. As you stated diabetes is never boring. I finally got my CGM working great and one woluld think in glorious american mentality - problems solved and all easy. Well sneaking up on my backside was my pancreaas on faster and better exercise - more insulin - type 2. Suddenly my tight diet and this nonsense started causing hypoglycemia on pills I used for years. full 120mg starlix and man did I have lows as atype 2. Cut in 1/2 slightly better. So here I am going thru full meds and modifying - metformin doses and starlix,diet,snacks to get back to stability. Humolog 75/25 21 units in am works till lunch no sweat and no starlix in am. So-- pump time here we go. the other night had liver dump to 259 at 9:30 pm as stomach completes digestion and on starlix. Watched and used humolog to get back down. My pancreas kicked into gear and nailed down 57 units off BG in 2 hours waiting for humolog to hit. Added 6 units of 75/25 and that dumped 72 units and by am back to 140. good luck and best wishes. Glad you had great holiday and change.
Posted by: jim snell | Feb 22, 2011 06:25 PM
Hello Jan: Let me suggest you subscribe to AMP-L, a listserv for amputees housed at the University of Washington. There you can ask questions and see what subscribers have to say about a given situation. AMP-L was created in December 1995 by fourteen people who wanted a forum to discuss ideas relevant to amputation. Originally hosted by the University of Pittsburgh, it moved to the University of Washington in December 1998. To SUBSCRIBE to AMP-L visit http://mailman1.u.washington.edu/mailman/listinfo/amp-l Subscribe to Amp-l by filling out the form. You must include your FULL name. Failure to do so will result in removal. You will be sent e-mail requesting confirmation which prevents others from gratuitously subscribing you. AMP-L is a hidden list, which means that the list of members/subscribers is available only to the list administrator for the sake of privacy. You will receive a confirmation notice which requires you to reply, insuring you are indeed subscribing from the address sent. Only subscribers are permitted to post messages to AMP-L and may post ONLY from the subscribed address. Let me know if I can offer you assistance.
Posted by: Wayne Renardson | Feb 22, 2011 07:55 PM
To bring you up to date, I met with the prosthetist on Tuesday and the upshot of the meeting is that he will meet me at my therapist's on March 1 to do some assessments that will assist him in making adjustments to my prosthesis. Hopefully, that will take care of the pain problem. I don't expect a lack of any discomfort, but pain is ridiculous. Right now, I have a temporary prosthesis. I do use a silicon liner. I have no idea what suspension system it has or what kind of foot. I know that the foot acts like a "real" one, in that I can walk on it like my right foot: starting with my heel and ending on my toes. I'm right at the beginning of my learning curve on this. Something new to play with! Thanks, too, for the advice on support groups. I'll check 'em out. Jan Chait
Posted by: Jan | Feb 24, 2011 07:03 PM
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For 28 years, STARS has been there for Albertans and likewise, Albertans have been there for STARS. The lives of more than 24,000 patients, hundreds of thousands of family members and countless more friends have been touched thanks to their loyal supporters.
Approximately 80 per cent of their funding comes from our local supporters, meaning that each and every person that buys a STARS Lottery ticket is contributing to the safety of their community. When someone becomes ill or injured, whether it's from a vehicle collision, workplace accident or medical condition, it's because of donors that STARS can be there to help.
STARS is the bright spot on someone's darkest day, responding to an average of four emergencies per day. In 2012, 1,483 missions were flown to 239 different Alberta communities.
Grand Prize 1
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Worth $1,325,576 Retail
The Custom Hogan
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Worth $964,000 Retail
The Madison
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- 3 bedroom, 2 ½ baths
- Unique barrel vaulted ceiling enhances the dining area
- Grand foyer creates an elegant entrance
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Worth $945,000 Retail
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Worth $799,000 Retail
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- Grand curved staircase greets you at the entrance
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Grand Prize 5
Worth $127,430 Retail
Home Away From Home
- 2014 GMC 2500HD Denali Crew Cab
- 2014 Arctic Fox 5th Wheel, including hitch
Early Bird Prize 1
$100,000 Cash!
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Car, Vacation and Cash Package: 2014 BMW 4351 XDRIVE, 3 Night Las Vegas Vacation for 2 and $5,000 Cash! Worth $79,824 Retail. Includes round trip airfare and all applicable taxes.
- 2014 Audi A5 Progressive Cabriolet Convertible $71,148 retail
- 1 2014 Mercedes-Benz GLK250BT $64,600 retail
- 1 2014 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT 4 x 4 Crew Cab $51,019 retail
- 1 2014 Acura RDX – AWD $45,666 retail
- 1 2014 Toyota Camry Hybrid XLE $39,831 retail
- 1 2014 Mazda 3GX Auto $22,886 retail
- 1 2014 Jeep Wrangler $37,999 retail
- 1 2014 A5 Harley Davidson Fat Boy Low $24,150 retail
- 1 2014 Arctic Cat 500 ATV w/Trailer $9,605 retail
- 1 2014 Polaris 800 Assault 155 Snowmobile w/Trailer $16,395 retail
30 Vacations
The vacation packages are valid for one year from draw date. Extensions will be granted upon request. Some restrictions and blackout dates may apply. All packages include round trip airfare (unless self drive), accommodations, transfers and all applicable taxes. All flights depart from either Calgary or Edmonton. Retail values include all taxes.
1 PAPEETE & MOOREA, TAHITI $12,284 retail
7 nights for 2 adults in Tahiti; 1 night in Papeete and 6 nights Moorea. With its reef fringed islands and turquoise sea, romantics from around the globe have laid claim to this island.
1 LISBON & ALGARVE, PORTUGAL $6,846 retail
2 adults will enjoy a week in Europe's oldest country, Portugal. 4 nights to explore the rich and diverse cultural city of Lisbon, and 3 nights in Algarve to indulge oneself at the breathtaking beaches.
1 GREEK ISLANDS & TURKEY CRUISE $8,442 retail
2 adults will enjoy a fabulous cruise and stay of Greece and Turkey. Spend three nights in Athens before embarking on a 4 night cruise journey to the Greek Islands and Turkey.
1 BERMUDA CRUISE – Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines $5,417 retail
2 adults will enjoy a 7 night Bermuda cruise aboard a Royal Caribbean Cruise Line ship. The enchanting island is known for its pastel painted houses, brilliantly colorful gardens, cricket matches, history, golf and pink-sand beaches.
1 PARIS & BORDEAUX, FRANCE $8,167 retail
2 adults will enjoy 4 nights in Paris, 3 nights in Bordeaux. Known as the City of Lights, Paris has historic sights, sightseeing and shopping while Bordeaux has magnificent vineyards and castles.
1 KAUAI, HAWAII $4,900 retail
2 adults will escape for 7 nights to the exotic paradise of the Kauai Beach Resort, a beautiful oceanfront setting along a rural stretch of Kauai's eastern coast, set on 25 lush acres of Kauai's longest beach.
1 NAPA VALLEY, CALIFORNIA $3,372 retail
2 adults will enjoy a 4 night getaway to Napa Valley staying at the Old-World Tuscan Resort, Vino Bello Resort. Car rental provided and a Napa Valley wine train tour included, which will take one through the spectacular sceneries of the Napa Valley wine region.
1 LAS VEGAS – BELLAGIO $3,210 retail
2 adults will spend 3 nights at the ultimate luxury hotel, Bellagio. Known for the magnificent dancing fountain show and also features the Cirque du Soleil production, "O", a tapestry of artistry, surrealism and theatrical romance in, on and above water.
1 VANCOUVER ISLAND – TOFINO $2,429 retail
2 adults will spend 2 nights at the Pacific Sands Beach Resort located beachfront on Cox Bay on Vancouver Island, BC. The resort sits on the edge of Pacific Rim National Park, a short scenic drive from Long Beach as well as the charming, seaside village of Tofino. Car rental included.
3 KELOWNA, BC – TRILOGY TOUR $687 retail each
2 adults will spend 2 nights at the luxury waterfront hotel, The Cove Lakeside Resort. Includes visiting 2 wineries, a distillery and a brewing company. Okanagan Valley is known for its spectacular vineyards producing premium quality wines. Self drive.
5 FISHING IN MALIGNE LAKE, JASPER $558 retail each
Includes a 7 hour guided fishing trip for 2 adults at Maligne Lake, the largest of the Jasper Park lakes. Stocked with rainbow trout and eastern brook trout, the fishing is abundant and challenging. Self drive.
8 ALBERTA PRAIRIE TRAIN RIDE $409 retail each
2 adults will enjoy an exciting one day adventure on board a real steam or diesel-powered train. Different themes are enacted throughout the season, including murder mysteries, family, dinner theatre, seniors and teddy bear specials. Self drive.
5 HORSEBACK RIDING IN BRAGG CREEK, ALBERTA $300 retail each
2 adults will enjoy a three hour guided horseback riding adventure. Located in the rolling foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Bragg Creek is known for its beauty, wilderness and variety of landscapes. Self drive.
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- 2 STARS Helicopter Rides for 2 $3,500 retail each Supplied by: STARS – Climb aboard a STARS Helicopter with the STARS Crew and enjoy a flight of a lifetime from a STARS Base in Alberta.
- 10 14K White Gold Canadian Diamond Earrings $2,298 retail each
- 2 Canadian Ice Diamond Pendants $2,098 retail each
- 10 Men's Movado Watches $1,569 retail each
- 1 Furniture Package $35,000 retail(You choose from many of McElheran's Fine Furniture suppliers)(shipping included)
- 1 $25,000
- 1 $10,000
- 3 $5,000
- 10 $1,000
- 30 $500
- 75 $300
- 300 $200
- 1 E1x Elliptical Trainer $5,355 retail
- 1 R1x Recumbent Bike $3,255 retail
- 1 Krank Cycle $2,940 retail
- 2 Rower Trainers $1,995 retail each
- 75 Helium Quantum 3 Piece Luggage Sets (Red) $446 retail each
- 5 Coleman Roadtrip Grills LXE $335 retail each
- 5 Outbound Folding Table and Benches $283 retail each
- 25 Yanes Cantina Screen Tents $241 retail each
- 150 $150 Campers Village Gift Cards
- 100 BE 1.2 HP 1400 PSI Electric Pressure Washers $209 retail each
- 150 Samsonite – Tectonic Large Backpacks $146 retail each
- 10 Toro SS Snowblowers $850 retail each Supplied by: Power Equipment Centre Inc., Edmonton
- 50 Duravac Wet Dry Vacuums w/detachable blower $178 retail each
- 50 Lotto Max Annual Subscriptions $260 retail each
- 100 Western Max Annual Subscriptions $104 retail each
- 5 Smart Viera 42″ Full HD LED TVs $1,049 retail each
- 25 Smart Network 3D Blu-Ray Disc Players $196 retail each
- 25 Panasonic Micro Systems w/CD Playback and Dock $184 retail each
- 50 Panasonic Cordless Answering Systems (3 Handsets) $157 retail each
- 75 Garmin Nuvi 50 GPS Receivers $241 retail each
- 250 AR Wireless Outdoor Speakers $188 retail each
- 150 Avantree True Handsfree Car Kits w/Voice Command $136 retail each
- 1 Samsung 65″ 1080P 240 CMR LED TV $2,414 retail
- 2 MacBook Air 13″ $1,154 retail each
- 10 Apple Mini 7″ WI-FI 16GB iPads $346 retail each
- 20 Kindle Fire HD 7″ WI-FI 16GB Readers $225 retail each
- 50 Samsung Galaxy Tab 3, 7″ WI-FI 8GB Tablets $209 retail each
- 350 iPod Nanos $156 retail each
- 400 Ecoxgear Bluetooth Waterproof Speakers and Speakerphone $136 retail each
- 400 JVC Foldable Noise Canceling Headphones $106 retail each
- 5 Nikon D3200 Digital Cameras $682 retail each
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Gaming License Information
Lottery Licence 367026
Ticket Prices:
- $25 each
- 3 for $60
- 6 for $100
- 18 for $250
Important Deadlines for Stars Lottery 2014
- Loyalty Draw: Cut-off date is midnight of January 15, 2014
- Loyalty Draw date is January 30, 2014
- Early Bird Draw: Cut-off date is midnight of March 5, 2014
- Early Bird Draw date is March 20, 2014
- Final Draws: Cut-off date is midnight of March 26, 2014
- Final Draw date is April 17, 2014
Should all tickets be sold before midnight March 5, 2014, drawing for all remaining prizes will begin on March 24, 2014 with the final top 10 prizes to be drawn on March 27, 2014 upon approval of Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission.
All three manual draws (Loyalty, Early Bird and Final) will take place at 3950 12th Street NE, Calgary, AB. with the exception of the top 10 draws. The top 10 draws will take place at the STARS Edmonton Base at Suite 100, 1519 365th Ave E, Edmonton(International Airport). All draws will be done under the supervision of Black Fund Development Inc., Stewart and Associates and Stride Management Corp. Any persons wishing to view any of the draws may do so at the above locations on the draw date(s). Call 403-543-2747 for specific times.
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I finally understand when sentences begin starting with; "When you're a busy mom…" Busy? Holy moly. I had no idea. No wonder so many women struggle to eat healthy when they have kids!! If you're not fully prepared each and every day, I now understand how easy it is to grab less nutritious foods, shove them in your mouth, and move on to the next "mom-task" at hand!
After a few weeks of such said "grab n' go" meals, I decided to get myself more prepared. As I always preach…a little effort goes a LOONG way when it comes to healthy eating. Every Sunday evening, before heading to the grocery store on Monday, I plan out each and every meal I intend to eat during the week. Yes, this takes time and thought, but I believe healthy eating is so important that the extra time is worth it! I post my meal plan on the fridge so I know exactly what I intend to eat (this saves valuable time when I'm scrambling to get things accomplished during Hannah's naps). It also prevents me from reaching in the cupboard to grab the first thing I see and mindless noshing! Having the meal plan on my fridge makes me more likely to stick to it!
Since I started this routine about 3 weeks ago, I find myself sleeping better, having more energy, and just plain feeling healthy again. I may still have 10 pounds to go to reach my goal weight (13 pounds to reach my pre-pregnancy, non-breastfeeding weight…which won't happen for awhile)…but when you FEEL great, the rest will just fall into place naturally!
I decided to share just a few of the foods I've been loving right now! Hopefully it will inspire you to either share the foods YOU are loving right now or to add the following foods to YOUR weekly menu!
Raspberries: I've been starting my days lately with raspberries. Trader Joe's has a great deal on frozen organic raspberries and I LOVE adding them to my morning bowl of oatmeal. Not only do they naturally sweeten my oats, but they give me a boost of nutrients; Vitamin C, manganese, fiber, Vitamin K, and magnesium (to name a few)!!!
Oats: As I mentioned above, with the weather cooling down, there's nothing like a delicious warm bowl of oats to start my morning off right. I use a combination of oats, raspberries, almond milk, chia/hemp seeds, cocoa powder, and nut butter. This combination leaves me feeling full for hours and amps up my energy to take care of Hannah in the morning and maaaaaaybe squeeze in a quick workout!!
Butter head Lettuce (Boston or Bibb Lettuce): One of my favorite types of greens is butter head lettuce. I believe my love is due to the texture. I love how billowy and full it is! It's also a less bitter type of green, so I love sharing it with family members who might not be the fan of greens that I am.
Potatoes: I've also been a HUGE fan of roasted potatoes lately. I think I'm just craving fall flavors, but roasted veggies are right up there with desserts in my book (okay maybe not THAT close…but they are pretty high on my food list)!! Potatoes have been making a frequent appearance because they are easy to prepare and I've found organic potatoes to be on sale lately (gotta love that)!!
Beets: When I mentioned I LOVE roasted veggies, I also LOVE roasted beets. Laury from The Fitness Dish introduced me to beets early last year and I've been a fan ever since. I'm not such a fan of cold beets, but roast them with a little salt/pepper/olive oil and they are divine! The perfect way to warm up a cool salad in early fall!! Plus, they have been shown to have anti-cancer and anti-heart disease properties! Just another reason to add them to your weekly menu!!
Well folks, those are just 5 of the foods I can't seem to get enough of lately! I hope you'll add at least one to your menu in the coming weeks (especially the roasted beets…YUM)!!
I also wanted to add my 6 weeks post-partum tummy picks! Not much has changed since I last updated but showing my progress (as promised) anyway!


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While we continue to trudge through this economy, analysts, experts and anyone with a microphone are quick to predict the future. Things will be better in this quarter or when that happens. Hopefully anyone predicting a rosy future is right, but right now we need something concrete to judge the situation.
A recent CareerBuilder survey looked at the success rates of previously laid-off workers who have since found work. The survey found that 51 percent of workers who were laid off in the last three months have found either part-time or full-time jobs. When the previous survey was conducted in November 2009, that figure was 44 percent. Although we'd all like to see every job seeker land a job as quickly as possible, at least the figure is rising.
The pay situation was less attractive. Although nearly 40 percent of these workers were able to negotiate salaries that were higher than or equivalent to their previous income, 61 percent took a pay cut.
The survey did find some trends emerging among laid-off workers.
- 57 percent of workers who were laid off in the last six months were re-hired by the very employers how laid them off.
- Of job seekers who were laid off in the last six months and who haven't found jobs, 71 percent would accept an offer from the employer who laid them off.
Transferring skills:
- Of workers who were laid off in the last six months and landed new jobs, 64 percent found work in a field different than where they were previously employed.
- 55 percent of these workers say they really enjoy their new positions. Good news!
- 46 percent of workers who were laid off in the previous six months and found jobs relocated.
- Of those who relocated and found work, 93 percent moved to a new city (not a new state).
- Of those workers who were laid off in the previous six months and are still looking for employment, 42 percent are willing to relocate for a job.
You can read about other trends the survey discovered here.
As I said, a bigger number of laid-off workers who found jobs would be ideal. (Or no layoffs at all, of course.) However, at least we can look at what's happening right now for evidence that the situation has bright spots.
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Turkey has threatened to recall its ambassador from Israel "to hold consultations" if a row over the envoy's treatment is not resolved within hours, dismissing Israeli statements aimed at appeasing Ankara.
Danny Ayalon, Israel's deputy foreign minister, embarrassed Oguz Celikkol, the Turkish ambassador, on Monday, making him sit on a low couch and removing the Turkish flag from the table in a meeting called to convey Israeli protests over a Turkish television series.
"Unless they make up for it by this evening, our ambassador will return on the first plane tomorrow to hold consultations," Abdullah Gul, the Turkish president, was quoted as saying by the country's NTV news channel.
Gul's warning marks another high in tensions between the two regional allies since Israel's war on the Gaza Strip last year prompted an unprecedented barrage of criticism from Ankara.
Asked whether Turkey would bring its diplomatic representation down to the level of charge d'affaires if it did not recieve an adequate response, Gul said: "We will make an evaluation after consultations with the ambassador."
The row comes ahead of a planned visit by Ehud Barak, the Israeli defence minister, to Turkey on Sunday.
'Inadequate' apology
On Tuesday, Turkey demanded "an explanation and apology" over the incident, which Celikkol described as a "mise en scene," saying he was led to believe he had been invited for introductory talks and not a protest.
"We expect an explanation and apologies from Israeli authorities for the attitude against our Tel Aviv ambassador ... and the way this attitude was reflected," the Turkish foreign ministry said in a statement.
"We call on the Israeli foreign ministry, whose behaviour and attitude towards our Tel Aviv Ambassador did not comply with diplomacy, to obey courtesy rules."
In response, Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, said: "The foreign ministry's protest to the Turkish ambassador was just in its essence but should have been conveyed in an acceptable diplomatic manner."
Ayalon said: "In the future, I will clarify my position in diplomatically acceptable ways."
But an unnamed Turkish foreign ministry official told Turkey's Anatolia news agency that the Israeli statements were "inadequate".
The series that sparked the latest row between the two countries was a Turkish television drama, called The Valley of the Wolves, which Israel says depicts Israeli security forces as kidnapping children and shooting old men.
That followed a drama aired on Turkish state television last October that appeared to portray Israeli soldiers shooting a Palestinian baby at close range.
Israeli displeasure
Ayalon had summoned Celikkol on Monday to express Israel's displeasure over The Valley of the Wolves.
In a subsequent interview to Israel's Army Radio, Ayalon said: "In terms of the diplomatic tactics available, this was the minimum that was warranted given the repeated provocations by political and other players in Turkey."
An official Netanyahu's office said he had known that Celikkol was being summoned, but that he had been unaware of the manner in which the meeting would be held.
Speaking during a visit to Cyprus on Wednesday, Avigdor Lieberman, Israel's foreign minister, said his country had no desire to fall out with Turkey but urged Ankara to show reciprocal "respect".
"You know regarding Turkey maybe it's time to clarify our position - we are not interested in confronting or arguing with Turkey," Lieberman said.
"We have had good relations with Turkey for many years and we respect the Turkish state and people.
"But that is exactly what we expect in return from them - to treat us with dignity and respect," he said.
The minister urged "direct dialogue even if we don't see eye to eye on some issues".
"I think this is the best way and I hope we can come back to the normal relations between the two countries," he said.
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For the record, the sermon was by no means exclusively monastic based, despite its monastic references which were used as are all my references when they say well what it is I am trying to say (and invariably say it better than I would). It was equally inspired by Dale Carnegie's (yes, he of 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' fame or infamy) 'How to Stop Worrying and Start Living'... and also by that book 'In Praise of Slow' which far from being in any way monastic includes a chapter extolling the virtues of slower eating (enjoying a dining out evening experience as a change from fast food takeaways) and also a chapter on the joys of slow sex! Hardly a monastic based book! I hope that at no tine would I seek to denigrate the incorrectly called secular work of anyone. I recommend the excellent hymn "Teach me my God in all things thee to see" as a good corrective to any such view. I nonetheless held and hold that in Lent it was good to call people to attmept to slow down from those things from which they could slow done or do less of, so as to find more conscious prayer time, time for God in that sense.
No doubt the sermon was not as clear as I intended - and that is something I do well to remember when posting in an open forum like this. It was one thing preaching to a few people in a congregation who knew me and had a familiar context of other sermons, of newsletters (including one addressing a balanced approach to Lent - well I hope it was balanced anyhow). But in an open forum like this when enquirers, catechumens, and plain curious as well as those well more devout than me can all read it, then yes I should choose with great care what I post. Yes indeed I wil strive to remember this and exercise greater caution with any future postings - so thank you.
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PECOTA is a projection system derived by Nate Silver with Baseball Prospectus. It is arguably the most accurate projection system, and works based on a combination of similarity scores and multiple projected career paths. You can read more about it here. Regardless, for those of you who have had enough prospects talk (don't worry though! there's plenty more coming), or enough of projections that seem to only cater to career means, PECOTA is for you. Now on to it.
The big news here is that PECOTA projects the Nationals to have a winning season in 2010 with an 82-80 record. Yes, ladies and gentleman, that puts us in the back-end of the wild card race. PECOTA also projects the Nationals to be the most improved team in baseball by a large amount. What I find most interesting about their projections, however, is that even with them projecting Nyjer Morgan to have a full season, they don't project their offense to improve at all. The .252 batting average and .330 OBP numbers are actually lower than their .258 and .337.
What PECOTA does predict, however, is that the Nationals will improve their runs allowed by over 115. That's a pretty dramatic improvement. The club allowed 875 runs last year with a combination over under-preforming pitching and just plain sloppy defense. The 757 RA prediction would but the Nationals as having the third lowest RA in the league. To be honest, if anything, I would have expected the RA number to improve but also for the RS to go up as well.
Also, before you get too too excited, PECOTA also projected the Nationals to go 75-87 last year and that clearly didn't happen. However a lot went wrong in 2009 that had been accounted for in PECOTA. For instance, no one thought the Nationals defense would be THAT terrible, no one thought pitchers like Scott Olsen and Daniel Cabrera would be overwhelmingly unserviceable, and no one could perceive the injuries. PECOTA also projected the Nationals line-up to have a break-out year, and while it did in many ways, a lot of those projections were aimed at Jesus Flores, Elijah Dukes, and Lastings Milledge.
Lets take a look at how PECOTA projects our line up. Just to clarify, all these numbers are from Baseball Prospectus, a subscription site, so while I will share some of the numbers, I will try to be discreet to respect their business.
2010 PECOTA Batter Projections (The most interesting)
-Nyjer Morgan's success is projected to continue, with the obvious drop in batting average. Morgan is projected to go .286/.352/.399 with a 23.4 VORP. They also project 39 steals, which may be conservative.
-Ryan Zimmerman's production is projected to go down slightly. PECOTA things he will come down to earth with .277/.348/.479 and a 38.6 VORP. They predict 27 homers and 90 RBI as well.
-PECOTA once again loves Elijah Dukes as it projects him to bat .245/.358/.426 with 17 homers and 71 RBI in 564 plate appearances.
-Ian Desmond is projected to not quite be the player many Nationals fans are hoping for this season, with a line of .242/.314/.381. However PECOTA projects him to be above replacement level with a 13.5 VORP, which isn't terrible for a rookie shortstop.
2010 PECOTA Pitching Projections (The most Interesting)
-John Lannan is by far projected to be more valuable than Jason Marquis with a VORP of 35.9 compared to Marquis' 18.6. Both are predicted to have an ERA below four and to strike out between 85-90 batters.
-PECOTA seems to love J.D. Martin. They project him to pitch the third most innings on the staff, post a 4.03 ERA and have a VORP of 17.7, making him the third best full-time starter on the Nationals.
-STEPHEN STRASBURG is projected to start 15 games this season in washington, posting a 4.07 ERA with 110 strikeouts in only 97 innings. They project his VORP to be 31.2. Although it should be noted that many are questioning that number.
-Matt Capps is projected to bounce back by pitching 65 innings, posting a 3.52 ERA and closing 35 games for Washington.


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An 88-year-old former member of the Waffen SS has gone on trial in Germany over the second world war killings of three civilians in The Netherlands.
Heinrich Boere, who face son three counts of murder, admitted the killings to Dutch authorities when he was in captivity after the war but has managed to avoid prosecution for decades.
Wednesday's court session lasted just 90 minutes after judges said they needed time to consider a defence motion calling for one of the prosecution to be removed.
Defence lawyers argued that Ulrich Maas, the prosecutor, had made statements to the media that called into doubt his objectivity.
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Boere is charged with killing three men: Frans Kusters, a member of the Dutch resistance; Fritz Bicknese, a chemist; and Teun de Groot, a bicycle seller who helped hide Jews fleeing Nazi persecution.
Heinrich Boere managed to avoid prosecution for the Dutch killings until recently
Boere confessed to killing the three civilians in 1944 while a member of an SS death squad which hunted anti-Nazi resistance fighters.
He escaped and fled to Germany before being sentenced to death in absentia in the Netherlands in 1949, a sentence that was later reduced to life in prison.
After refusing a 1980 Dutch extradition request, a German court indicted him in 2008.
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The ruling was overturned by an appeal court.
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