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Born a Savior, Born a King
The Prophecy Fulfilled
By John Purifoy
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Born a Savior, Born a King (The Prophecy Fulfilled). Composed by John Purifoy. For SATB choir, piano (with optional orchestration). Cantatas. Christmas, Sacred. Choral octavo. Published by Lorenz Publishing Company (LO.65-1973L).
As the prophets had long promised, the time had finally come for the advent of Jesus, the Son of God. But could this child, born in such humble surroundings, truly be the promised Savior and King? Where were the trumpets and fanfare announcing the Mighty One who would vanquish the enemy and deliver God's people? Could the prophecy be fulfilled with the promise of love and everlasting peace? No armies? No generals? No golden carriage? From the apparent dichotomy presented by that night in Bethlehem comes the premise for this thoughtful, inspired and tuneful seasonal work from the talented pen of John Purifoy. With the artfully-crafted weaving of a newly-composed Christmas benediction with Silent Night, a tender optional ending for a candlelight service and/or Christmas Eve is offered. Also available is a joyous reprise of the opening chorus for services in which an exciting and jubilant finale is desired.
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Has Social Media Helped Your Business?
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Are you presently using social media? Is it helping grow your business? Do you have measurable results that support that? Social media is certainly a media that continues to grow and strengthen its grasp on our everyday lives.
I am a social media junkie. I use Yelp to check reviews of a restaurant before going and I am constantly exchanging news, photos and info with friends, family and colleagues on Facebook, Twitter, WordPress and Linkedin. I've dabbled in Digg, Reddit, YouTube and Stumbleupon.
I've met and talked with dozens of people that I've met through social media and most have been positive connections that have led to increased business.
Website Magazine has a great article in this month's magazine that talks about social media and the conflicting reports on its level of success. On one hand you have the 2011 Industry Report from Social Media Examinar stating that "90 percent of more than 3,000 Web marketers say that social media is an important facet of their business today." And, on the other hand you have ForeSee Results stating that, "on average, less than 1 percent of website visits come directly from a social media URL."
So which is it? What do you think? Do you have a success story you would like to share?
Written by: Erika Rossi-Raia, Right Brain Media
Has Social Media Helped your Business?
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Two separate reports on social media marketing were released this week with – on the surface, at least – what seem like diametrically opposite results.
According to the 2011 Industry Report from Social Media Examiner, 90 percent of more than 3,000 Web marketers say that social media is an important facet of their business today. Brand exposure was identified as the greatest benefit, with 88 percent of respondents citing it as a positive result of their social media campaigns.
Increased website traffic is another benefit (remember this when you get to the next paragraph), with 72 percent of the marketers claiming they gained traffic and subscribers through their social media efforts. Another advantage named by a high percentage of marketers was improved search rankings, gaining a 62-percent share of the response.
Then we have the research released by ForeSee Results, which states that, on average, less than 1 percent of website visits come directly from a social media URL. ForeSee surveyed 300,000 consumers on more than 180 websites across multiple industries to come up with that number, which sounds like an awfully poor return on a company's investment of both time and resources.
Or is it? The ForeSee report also pointed out that while only 1 percent of visitors are coming to websites directly from social URLs, an average of 18 percent of visitors report being influenced in some way by a social media campaign, indirectly sending them to that site. That company's ROI just got a whole lot better.
For the full article, click here: Has Social Media Helped Your Business? – Website Magazine – Website Magazine.
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In our continuing series previewing The News-Journal's voters guide, to be published Oct. 28, here's a closer look at Port Orange City Council's District 3.
The candidates: Bob Pohlmann is the Seat 3 incumbent and an assistant school principal. Drew Bastian is a former city firefighter. Pohlmann finished at the top of the Aug. 14 primary with 41 percent of the vote. Bastian stayed in contention with 31 percent. Ted Noftall, a moving company owner, finished out of the running with 28 percent.
The races: All city voters are eligible to vote in the race. Council seats have four-year terms and pay $13,600 annually.
Q. After almost 14 years with no activity, what should the city do with Riverwalk, and what expectations do you have for its development in the next five years?
Bastian: Since not much has gotten accomplished, I am hoping that the city will rethink plans for development and stop pouring any more taxpayer dollars into that project until such time that it is economically feasible to do so. I hope to see a beautiful waterfront park for the citizens to enjoy. When the economy recovers, then the property should be reconsidered for further development.
Pohlmann: A linear, six-acre park is my top priority for Riverwalk … Commercial development in Riverwalk will help revitalize the east side of Port Orange while increasing our tax base. Initial visions of Riverwalk had to be scaled back due to economic conditions. I believe Riverwalk will one day be an attractive area that our residents will enjoy. As with all development in Port Orange, a balance between what is good for our residents and what will make it work for developers will be continually negotiated. Once some form of commercial development begins, other development will follow.
Q. With annual property tax revenues falling in recent years, what methods of funding do you recommend to maintain town services? Or what services would you recommend cutting?
Bastian: The city should push to get fire department-based transport through. It is a great way to generate revenue and to stop the duplication of services by EVAC (county ambulance service). Firefighters are already trained and very capable of providing the service. I believe there are a few positions in the upper level administration that could be eliminated as a way to save.
Pohlmann: New and recurring revenues to help fund municipal service are something all cities are exploring. I do not support an increase in our city's tax rate. We have not raised taxes in four years … Port Orange has and will continue to live within its means. The city runs a lean budget while maintaining the services our citizens expect.
Q. What qualities do you consider the most critical in replacing City Manager Ken Parker, who's retiring after 29 years?
Bastian: As an appointed member of the city manager (community) selection committee, I hope to help select someone who is well educated and has experience. But most importantly, the new manager will have to have a vision to move Port Orange forward and keep it a top-notch city.
Pohlmann: With over 50 percent of our general operating budget paying for public safety, it is important for our new city manager to be well-versed in the rules and regulations that govern those departments. Knowledge of operations in every department is important. The new city manager should be very familiar with the operations of a (Community Redevelopment Area). Riverwalk and the older sections on the east side of Port Orange will be getting a lot of attention in the near future. … Knowledge of contract negotiating with unions, and familiarity of Florida rules, regulations, and laws will be important qualities.
Meet the candidates
Drew Bastian
Age: 47
Occupation: Former city firefighter who retired last January
Political experience: Served as Port Orange Fire Rescue Pension Board chairman for three years until 2012
Priorities: "When I am in office, I will make public safety a priority, and I will spend tax dollars wisely. I intend to keep Port Orange safe, beautiful and affordable."
Bob Pohlmann
Age: 62
Occupation: Assistant principal, Creekside Middle School
Political experience: Incumbent. Served two terms as District 3 councilman
Priorities: "Continuing to keep Port Orange a balanced, progressive city with a low tax rate for residents and business owners. Continue with current city services, with public safety for our residents as a top priority."


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- Grand Rapids Mayor George Heartwell
- Grand Rapids Commissioners Ruth Kelly and Senita Lenear
- Kent County Board Chair Dan Koorndyk
- Kent County Commissioners Candace Chivis and Harold Mast
- Allegan County Board Chair Mark DeYoung
- Allegan County Commissioner Max Thiele
ACSET was established in 1985 to provide both direct customer services and resource-allocation administrative services through its four major divisions: Central Administration, Administrative Services, Michigan Works! Division, and the Community Action Program (CAP) Division.
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- Step 4: Establish a Support Order
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Day 5
Up at 4am. Feels like I'm headed to work. This sucks ass. Even worse I had to bid farewell to Shelley who is sleeping naked and wonderful and beautiful and awesome… I brush my teeth while mostly unconscious, pack the last of my things and jump back into bed for ten minutes. It's astonishingly difficult to climb out of bed and grab my luggage, keys in hand, and walk out that door.
Traffic is sparse in Newport but picks up on the 405. It could be 4pm in Vancouver given the traffic levels as I approach LA. Even with the traffic I make it to Hertz to drop off the car in about 45 minutes. Epic. I leave the car at the lot and hop the shuttle to LAX where my Amtrak ticket states a bus will take me to Bakersfield. You see there are no direct trains to SF out of LA. As I get off the shuttle I'm thinking, Where the fuck are the buses that would leave from here? I mean I don't know LAX all that well but what it lacks in character it makes up in efficiency. There are a number of shuttle and cab pick up points but in my experience no buses other than a few city routes.
So, no bus here, it must be leaving from Union Station downtown. No problem. Flag a cab…
I go to flag a cab and a Supershuttle pulls up. "Where you going?" asks the fellow in the passenger seat. "Union station," I reply. It's sixteen dollars – not bad – but they can't pick me up. I have to go to the stand. I go. A shuttle pulls up. "You got a reservation?"
"You need a reservation."
Fucking Christ, I think. Back to the cab stand. I call a cab. It arrives and I pile in with my gear. "Union station please."
"What train?" mumbles the driver. I can't place his accent but it's irritating. Somewhere between Russian and Israeli. He says "buddy" too much and I don't care for it. I tell him I'm taking a bus to Bakersfield to catch my train.
"The bus? Buddy. You need to go to the bus station. Greyhound."
"No," I say, Amtrak, but first I need to transfer to Bakersfield.
"No, buddy. No buses there."
"What? There aren't any buses at the train station?"
"No buddy."
"OK," I say, genuinely confused as to what to do… "Take me to the bus station then."
We drive. And drive. And drive.
Fifty six dollars on the metre later we arrive at the greyhound station.
"You go in and check,. I will wait for you buddy," he drawls.
"Stop the metre then…"
He sighs audibly but stops the metre.
"One minute buddy."
I go in and am duly informed I am in the wrong place.
Back to the cab I freak out a bit at him as my stress levels reach new highs.
"Just take me to Union Station…"
He starts going off about how it's a train station and all this nonsense about what I should have done etc etc. I curse at him and say, "Just take me to the fucking train station."
We arrive. Final meter: $65.
The goddam train to San Francisco cost me $58. I am not impressed.
Luckily I have no problem getting my ticket and the information provided by the attendant at the information booth is useful. Indeed there are a number of inter and intra-city buses that leave from here. I grab a coffee from Starbucks and try to calm down. The Starbucks counter girl is super friendly and her calm demeanour and smile help shift me back into a more easy-going state.
I drink my Americano on a central outdoor terrace where myself and an assortment of drug addicts and ne'er-do-wells shamble about. I'm asked by one fellow if i have a "weed pipe" and I tell him, "No. I do not."
I get on the bus. I sleep.
Waking up in Bakersfield. It's a hot dry dessert shithole of scrub-brush and bungalows; it's existence defies logic. Why do people live here and what sort of benefit is derived from it's existence. I try not to strain myself thinking about it.
The train arrives.
6 hours later I'm trapped on a bus on the side of the freeway. It seems we are unable to drive more than a quarter mile without the engine cutting out and the bus dying. During rush-hour. On a busy ass freeway? No es bueno.
So we sit… Waiting for a new bus to arrive. 3rd world problems in the first world. This is new.
Our bus arrives and drives us into the city. We stop outside he Hyatt in what seems to be a financial district. Many people get off, some I suspect don't realize there are multiple stops. That said I have no idea where to get off. I have no map and have my hostels address but as per my call an hour previous I suspect they are full as my rezo never went through. I figure, I will head there and see if I can connive my way into a bed and if not expand my search outward from there.
I hop off at the next stop and incur some serious roaming debt as I turn my phone on and use the power of the internet to orient myself. Sacramento Street huh? OK. 12 blocks west and 6 blocks south. No problem. Half hour tops.
I seem to have forgotten that San Francisco is built on small mountain peaks. Nob Hill challenges me and I drag my suitcase up its 20 degree grade over 5 blocks. I'm sweating and gross. I hit Taylor and take a left heading… down. Fuck. I realize that if I had known the geography of the city I could have easily avoided the hill and circumnavigated around it. I reach the alley within which resides my hostel, above a, what I'm sure is legit, massage parlour by the name of Les Nuits de Paris – classy – there are two strung out masseuses sharing a smoke out front they don't acknowledge my presence as I stroll past. Up a small flight of stairs and into The Union Square Backpackers hostel. I'm looking to keep SF pretty cheap as I know Portland will bankrupt me. $35 a night gets me a bed, washroom, a roof and free breakfast. Now each of these things on it's own demonstrate what $35 get you in a big city. The bed is one of 4 bunks (8 beds) in a shared dorm, the mattress is spring-shot but I suppose if I drink enough I won't notice. The sheets are indeed clean and in a first for me I have to make my own bed as I arrive. They lost my reservation but I lucked out that there's a few beds left. I will have to move in the morning. The whole thing is one big Thai Operation to quote Sean Fidler and I believe the entire 3 floor building is help together by hope and duct tape. The washrooms are clean but ramshackle, the knob in the shower long gone, a screw has been twisted into the receptacle and you have to pull on it to turn on the shower. A high pressure stream of tepid water, no shower head per say, more like a hose nozzle. I know people who would hold their noses up at the thought of staying in a place like this. For me, it's a great chance to meet some people and I will proudly call it home for a few days.


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Part 2 - Surprise!!!!
So, where did I leave off? We had gone back to the room to freshen up for dinner. At 5:00 I went out to the CL lounge where we said we'd meet for some pre-dinner "free" CL offerings. Some of us were there promptly at 5; some of us were not. Which is par for the course with this group, lol! I sat down at one of the tables and, much to my complete and utter surprise, I was presented with my very own Disney Bachelorette/Bridal shower!!!!
Complete with Mickey ears
And a big, sparkly ring!
There were gifts all around!
And Cheers to the happy couple!
Some pics of my friends:
And a group shot before we headed off to our dinner at Narcoosees
Stay tuned for next time when we continue the fun at Narcooses and the Magic Kingdom!!!!!
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My gosh all the familar faces I love it. I must say I got a sneak preview of the last pic over on FB.
And the presents , oh la la. Lucky P. Shower looked like a lot of fun.
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What a fun surprise!
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The Rest of the Story...
After we drained all the CL champagne bottles dry we strolled over to Narcoosees for our dinner reservation. We had a short wait for our table. Some of us walked out onto the dock for picture taking opportunities while some of us caught each other up on life.
All the staff seemed to know we were celebrating my engagement (maybe the ears gave me away??) and offered congratulations throughout the night. It was so fun! We all ordered different meals and/or split them then passed them around the table so I think between us all we must have had nearly every item on the menu!
At the end of the meal the staff presented their own little suprise:
I immediately took a picture and sent it off to P BEFORE passing it around the table for all to enjoy. I DO have a gown to fit into, you know!
After dinner we monorailed over to MK. We rode a few rides while waiting for Wishes! to start:
Then it was time for Wishes!! I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Wishes! from Main Street!!
Such a wonderful surprise and a moment I'll treasure forever!
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No, we haven't been posting much, but we've honestly not had a lot on which to update you. However, I am pleased to announce that we are:
Heading to Disney for Our Wedding Planning Event!!!
(The above announcement was bolded, red-inked, and exclamation-marked in an homage to LOML, she of the bling-y ring and normal editor of this journal. The author makes no claim as to the trademark elements supplied herein.)
We head out later this week and will be eating and drinking our way "around the World" while there, as well, since it's Food and Wine Festival time (no, I'm not drinking because of the planning ). I do believe that luvvwl is almost as excited about the planning trip as the actual ceremony coming up next summer. . .almost. . . I'm sure she will want to fill you in upon our return; heck, she might even do an update or two whilst we're there (I like the word "whilst" for some reason--sounds cooler than plain, ol' "while." That's not to be confused with "once-t" or "twice-t" as is often used in this part of the country which are just odd.--Editor's note.)
I have practiced my part in the planning meetings, too. To wit:
"Yes." Likely to be my most used word.
"Sounds good." Variation of "yes."
"What do you think, babe?" An affirmation of her choice.
"I defer to your judgment." Ditto.
"Whatever you think works best." Ditto while sounding more involved.
"That's your choice." Enabling.
"Hmm, I think so." Pensive.
"Is that really what you want?" Supportive.
"Make it so." Star Trek: Next Generation and shows unity.
I think it will be a good trip, don't you?
Oh, and I almost forgot. Let's see if I can make these photos work. They are of the suit we found for me this past weekend (apparently cargo shorts were not going to work). It's hard to tell, but it has very light pin-striping in it, and the tie is composed of not-so-hidden Mickeys. It's a fun tie to wear to work, and now it will be part of the wedding. As you can see, it's a perfect complement to the dress (and the gorgeous woman who will be wearing it). I believe it's a Sean John, which means nothing to me, but according to my blushing bride is a Sean "P. Diddy" Combs line. . .okay.
Okay, I believe that's it for now. We'll check in before we head out to Florida!
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Your girls' Disney trip looked like a lot of fun luvvwl! I wish you could plan my Disney World bachelorette party!
I absolutely love your updates! You really make me laugh sleepydog I love your planning session responses and I enjoyed your cargo shorts comment! Your tie is awesome and I love your suit - you'll both look great on your big day!
Have a great time at the world, I hope you both have fun at your planning session and I look forward to updates!
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We're back from our wedding planning trip, and it was a good, albeit short, stay at our beloved Wilderness Lodge. We've some pics that we'll post soon, and we'll also provide more details of what we did, where we went, and what we ate and drank (though I'm likely going to do a small TR over on the TR forum). In short, we came, we saw, we drank (okay, and ate). Oh, and we actually did some wedding planning, too.
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What a sweet surprise the bachelorette/bridal shower was! It sounds like it was a fantastic girls trip!
Can't wait to read about your planning trip!
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Our flight to MCO from CLT was A-OK, and we headed to DME ASAP. I just love using acronyms. I had to be convinced to fly for this trip since I prefer driving, but luv had made a salient point that we'd spend nearly 20% of the time we had for this trip driving if we didn't fly as it was a shorter stay than normal. Admittedly, it was refreshing to not feel so road weary after getting to the World, and the ride on DME was enjoyable in the sense that one begins to get excited about the visit while waiting in line to board the bus.
Our flight arrived shortly before 10 a.m., and about 40 minutes later we were pulling up to WL on the DME bus. We never fail to get slightly giddy when we arrive at our second home, and though we've stayed at several other resorts, WL best speaks to us. Our room wasn't ready, nor were we thinking it would be, so we dropped off our bags at the valet and proceeded inside escorted by Jack the Ranger. As we had checked in online before leaving home, he showed us to that particular counter spot and retrieved our paperwork. Attached to the folder were two "Just Engaged" buttons. That was an extremely nice touch, though to be honest, we had two already which we put on once arriving at MCO. Since the room wasn't yet available, we strolled hand-in-hand around the Lodge and its grounds. We were mildly disappointed that very few Christmas decorations were up even though we had figured it was a few days too early for them. Sure enough, Ranger Jack told us that the big effort would start the following Monday--our departure day, naturally.
As you would expect, we made our way to the fourth floor of the Lodge to the Sunrise Terrace where our wedding will take place in approximately 231 days, 23 hours, and 53 minutes. Approximately.
Looking out from the Sunrise Terrace
The lovely bride to be
Where our wedding guests will sit
After hanging around the Lodge awhile, we hopped on a bus for Downtown Disney to grab lunch and shop. I was more interested in one of the two options. . .I'll leave it to your powers of deduction to figure out which one. We hit a few shops and lunched at Portobello where we were pleasantly surprised by both the quality of the food and the service. It's not a place we'd ever heard much about, but it offered a slightly more appealing menu than did Cooke's of Dublin which had been our first inclination. Despite a humorous admonition by our server not to spill my glass of wine, I managed to do just that halfway through the meal, and it was promptly cleaned up and replaced with another glass of wine even though I had drunk half of the first glass. The incident was handled quickly, quietly, and calmly, so I felt less like an idiot than I could have.
After lunch, we stopped in to pick up our APs at guest relations there in DD. The vouchers for them had been left with our room packet, and this was yet another first for me since I've never had an AP before. Flush with success for securing the passes, we stopped into a couple more shops, then headed off to take a few pictures at the Grand Floridian and, drum roll please. . . . .Franck's. . . . .
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I'm enjoying the TR so far! Did the excitement build up more driving to the Lodge on DME rather than driving yourself? Sorry you missed the Christmas decorations, they are AWESOME at the Lodge!! The best in my opinion. But you know what that means? You need another trip! Sunrise Terrace is so beautiful, I'm so happy for you both that you can get married at your favorite place! I wish I could get married there, but we really couldn't choose only 8 people to join us, that wouldn't even cover our immediate family how did you choose who to invite?
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Too bad all the decorations weren't quite up, but we got to see those last year, and even this year we took in the Osborne Lights which is my second favorite Christmas sight to see behind the Lodge lobby. As for how we decided who would be invited, it was simple. As luv as said before, this isn't the first rodeo for either of us, and the expense for many to travel to WDW would be more than some could bear. In the end, we wound up inviting our just our kids and their spouses/significant others. That's five kids plus three SOs and us. Who better to share our love with than our kids?
Coming up: Chillaxin at Franck's
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Before we departed DTD, LOML wanted to find a few items (read: bride and groom Mickey ears), so we proceeded to nose around a few shops.
This was the first attempt:
As you can see, I was tremendously thrilled to look like an Easter Island statue. We moved on.
This one worked well enough.
My ears are actually a Mousketeers hat turned around backward as the other similar hat with plastic ears didn't fit as well.
Here we are with our matching accessories.
I look a little like Steve Martin's character in "Roxanne." Sigh.
Chillaxin at Franck's
After our delightful meal at Portobello's, we hopped a bus to the GF to visit Franck's. It was a stop that luv had been planning since the moment I popped the question, I'm quite certain. Being that we are only doing the Escape package, having an actual planning session isn't part of the deal; however, that doesn't mean one can't stroll around the grounds of Franck's and take a few pictures.
We enjoyed our moments walking around the entire wedding pavilion area and taking in the sights. As you can see, it was a clear day, though a bit chilly. If the sun hadn't been out, we'd have been in light jackets or sweaters. Our sales consultant had graciously mentioned dropping off our wedding details packet (with our choices for flowers, cake, music, etc.) while we were visiting, so we stopped in at Franck's to drop off the packet. Just stepping into Franck's meant a lot to luv--I could see it in her eyes, here the emotion in her voice. Some moments take on a special meaning beyond their face value, and this was one of them. We have been sprinkled with a huge amount of pixie dust, and this snapshot in time was deeply meaningful to luv, and by extension, to me. We didn't need a consultation, just taking our picture outside the door meant the world to us.
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year wishes to everyone!!!
We've had a busy, busy past few weeks!! Little bits and pieces to update you with regarding the wedding, but it's coming along really well!! Only 6ish more months to go!!!!
I ordered a few things (really, who wouldn't??) First some more accessories, because well, who doesn't need more accessories, lolololol??
These are David Tutera hair clips. They're basically snaps and go in really easily. Except. If you recall, I'm planning to wear my hair in a low back curly bun, sooooo I've enlisted the help of my youngest daughter for hair. I really did struggle with having Beaute do my hair and makeup but in the end, I decided I really do like how I do it myself and I think it'll be an awesome experience to share with my daughter!
This is a bracelet by Tejani. The photo is from their website since it hasn't arrived yet:
I'm don't think I ever posted this, but some time ago I bought a wedding hanger from Etsy which I love, love, love!
After the wedding, we're going on a cruise on the Dream! My very first cruise ever was in 2011 (also on the Dream) and it was soooo much fun. We have a trip report on the cruise board somewhere, if anyone is interested. It's such a different experience being adults only. Anyhoo, I scored the perfect dress for our dinner at Remy's!
And here are the awesome shoes I found!
I made two forays into the DIY area, well three if you count the wedding invitations. The first was some flip flops I bought at Old Navy. They were on sale for something like $3 a pair, so I bought white, pink and blue to match the tank tops I did over the summer. Hey, that's FOUR DIY projects in total, go me! Anyway, the flip flops have not worked out so well. I bought some rhinestones and some supposedly super awesome stay put glue, but guess what?? Not so much. Soooo. I may or may not have matching flip flops for my tanks! Oh well, maybe I'll give it another go at some point...
However. When we were at Franck's, my little eye spied a super cute photo album. I know we'll get the DFTW one, but between guest photo's, our week long trip AND the cruise, I knew I'd want another. I learned that anything in their display case is for sale, but you have to order it thru Disney Floral. Anyhoo, I decided to try my hand at one. Not too bad, right??
Speaking of invitations, I recently learned that the postal rate is going up on the 27th January. Since I ordered custom stamps, I have to get them out before then or I'm in big trouble! I really like how they turned out - simple, elegant, a little Lodge-y and a touch Disney:
I also learned during my planning session that if you want a cake with fruit filling you cannot have a Mad Hatter style cake. Boo!!! This REALLY put a crinkle into my plans, let me tell you! Since we had the specialty cake on the planning trip, I KNEW I didn't want to give up the flavors. So, our wonderful planner, Kathleen, contacted the Contemporary Bakery (which does the cakes for The Wilderness Lodge) and they agreed to do the 2012 Modern Deco cake for us!!! I think we're going to keep the same color scheme since it fits in well at the Lodge - we're doing a staged cutting at the ceremony and then have the cake served at our reception dinner at Artist Point. The cake will be chocolate, with dark chocolate ganache and raspberry filling. Yum!!!!
But. I didn't really think the Mickey/Minnie topper went so well. Soooo, what's a girl to do but order a new topper!
Phew!!! I think that's it for now!!! We're having a floral planning call after the first of the year to decide on bouquet and ceremony decorations and then that's pretty much it!
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Since the release of their acclaimed debut album, Trails of the Lonely, The Lost Brothers have kept on the move, calling no place their home. In 2011 The Lost Brothers have performed in London on the same bill as Bob Dylan & Van Morrison, they opened the main stage at this summer's Electric Picnic festival, and they have been busy in Nashville recording with Brendan Benson of the Raconteurs.
The brothers have just returned from New York where they played the Other Voices Show, with a lineup that included the best of Irish actors (Gabriel Byrne), musicians (Glen Hansard), and writers (Roddy Doyle), alongside American artists (Martha Wainwright and Laurie Anderson).
So the Losties are in good company while on the road. On their follow up album, So Long John Fante, they continue to keep good company. Recorded in twelve days last year in Sheffield along with Richard Hawley's Band, the brothers have delved into their record collection and book shelves for inspiration.
On tracks such as Only by the Light of the Moon and In the City you can hear drops of doo wop influences with a touch of Phil Spector, on songs such as Golden Dawn and Hollow Call The Lost Brothers sweep you off into the depth of the forest to get lost with them. Tipping a hat to their literary hero, John Fante, this is an album that flows in a gumbo melting pot of influences with touches of country rags (Oh Brother), doo wop (Only by the Light of the Moon), golden era rock and roll (The Goodbye kid), dark folk tales that echo John Steinbeck (Pale Moon, Hollow Call) and tales of love gone wrong (Killing Heart and Bells Wont Ring).
At the same time it's all sprinkled with that magic Lost Brothers dust that makes it all sound just like them. You'd be forgiven for thinking The Lost Brothers were a folk duo, but I think not. Their music recalls many genres while remaining genre-less.
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While we generally talk about the benefits of faxing, tech enthusiasts might also appreciate that fax has a long history with the various standards bodies that mandate how communication systems work. The International Telecommunications Union (ITU), for example, has published hundreds of standards for building and implementing fax networks. Despite their name, adoption of these "standards" is not mandatory; some fade without much practical implementation, while others evolve and grow into well established and accepted industry practices.
Fax – the Early Years
Original analog fax specifications set out by the ITU (T.2 and T.3) were first ratified in 1976, but twenty years later had been withdrawn as obsolete. In their place came the T.4, T.6, and T.30 specifications, written in the late 70s and early 80s, which specified digital fax transfer capabilities. T.4 governed what became known as Group 3 fax machines (capable of meeting common transmission and quality parameters), while T.6 mandated fax transmissions over 64 k/bits ISDN circuits (Group 4 machines). T.30 set forth widely accepted procedures for fax transmissions over public switched telephone networks (PSTN). T.6 was last modified in 1988, but T.4 and T.30 have continued to evolve over the years: T.4 was last revised in 2003 and T.30 in 2007.
To make matters more confusing, each of these specifications made recommendations concerning acceptable data transmission rates. These recommendations were fleshed out in subsequent sub-standards. V.27, for instance, released in 1988, set data rates for fax modems at 2400-4800 bit/s. V.29, also published in 1988, doubled these rates to 9600 bit/s. The regressively named V.17, released in 1991, set the most commonly used standard at 14,400 bit/s. Agreement among these data transmissions protocols clouded the fax landscaped even further, as each used a different digital modulation method for transmitting data. This made building fax machines with modems that would succeed in both the business and consumer space a game of chance for equipment manufacturers. Succeeding recommendations have pushed data rates even higher, and have introduced additional modulation methods.
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With the growth of the internet and wireless communications, it became clear that newer protocols were needed to move fax away from a dependency on wired networks. T.37, approved in 1998, established a protocol for sending faxes by email. Known as "Internet Fax" or "Store and Forward Fax," the standard is relatively simple — T.37-enabled fax machines convert documents to images, generally .TIF files, attach the image to an email (using MIME format), and send the email via SMTP. At the receiving end, another T.37-enabled machine accepts the email and prints the attached image as a fax.
Simple enough, but like many ITU standards, T.37 only provides a basic framework for this transaction, giving adopters a choice between several operational modes. A basic mode provides for common paper sizes and either a standard or fine image resolution, while a full mode provides additional support for delivery confirmations, error messages, and grayscale/color images.
The openness of the T.37 protocol, coupled with serious concerns about its lack of secure transmissions, doomed T.37 among hardware manufacturers, and it was never widely accepted. In its place came T.38 (also first released in 1998, last revised in 2010), that set out the requirements for sending faxes over IP Data networks. T.38 was designed to complement inexpensive Voice over IP (VoIP) networks, and it soon became known as Real-Time FoIP, or Fax over Internet Protocol. One important feature of T.38 was that it worked with older fax machines, acting as an IP gateway for machines that could only communicate with the PSTN. (This interoperability with the PSTN helped reduce the security concerns that plagued the T.37 standard.)
Despite its promise, problems with FoIP transmissions quickly became evident. The acceptable "jitter" inherent in VoIP transmissions (due to occasional dropped data packets that manifests as silence or poor call quality) is more than a simple nuisance to fax transmissions — dropped data packets mean incomplete faxes or dropped fax calls. Silence suppressors and Error Correction Methods (ECMs) used by the latest generation of fax machines compensate for this problem, but the results have been less than satisfactory. Suppression techniques can inadvertently block the fax signal by misjudging when the signal starts and stops. Machines employing ECM can request that a fax transmission be resent so that missing data makes it through, but this only raises the overall cost of the fax (and it does not ensure that the resent packets will be jitter-free).
Telephony carriers have been slow to fully adopt T.38 as an IP fax standard. Expensive investment in a T.38-capable system does not guarantee its utility, especially if other carriers are not making the same effort. Put simply, the standard is too open to interpretation to be adequately and universally implemented, and so carriers have avoided it altogether.
This leaves customers settling for spotty fax service from VoIP providers that don't have a true FoIP solution. The protocol saga continues to this day. The older G.711 protocol (1988) for voice transmissions via Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) has been experimented with in an attempt to iron out the data loss that plagues T.38 transmissions. Session Initiation Protocol, or SIP (1996), has recently been used, with better results, to control FoIP transmissions and provide improved IP fax traffic conditions.
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Fortunately, small-to-medium sized companies don't have to invest large amounts of time and money into building in-house fax systems cobbled together from this traffic jam of specifications. Hosted ("cloud") online faxing solutions such as eFax® provide a flexible, digital service for sending and receiving faxes by email using PCs, laptops, smartphones, or tablets. They replace expensive in-house systems with a predictable cost model and capacity that scales to the size of the organization.
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Don't get lost in a sea of standards, protocols, and recommendations. Send your fax needs to the cloud via hosted faxing. To learn more about eFax®, visit http://www.efax.com/features today, or you can download the mobile fax app for the iPhone and iPad or the mobile fax app for Android now. For enterprise solutions or to learn more about customized application faxing, visit http://www.enterprise.efax.com/.


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VENT: I am 35 and will be 36 in January. I really want another baby we currently have a 20 month old Ds. DH and I have discussed having another and he is okay with it. But he keeps saying not until we are going in the right direction with our finances. So we discussed finances and ways to move in the right direction which was good to talk about. I then proceeded to say well then we has better start using condoms again then, I said this kind of jokingly. When I said that he cringed and said he hated using them. So is that why we don't have sex anymore I said? I also explained to him as I get older it's going to be harder to get pregnant and may take longer and I am not getting any younger. He just proceeded to say lets not try until we are moving in the right direction financially. I am frustrated cause we don't have sex and I am getting into my late 30's. I shouldn't worry but this is all concerning to me. I don't even know if I believe him that he really wants another.
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Vent all you want. It sounds like your DH isn't quite ready, but that doesn't mean he won't be. Was he excited for your DS? Maybe try to recreate that mood?
Just to reassure you - You're probably ok fertility wise until about 38. That's when the steep part of fertility decline begins.
Sorry you are having a tough time. I think it would be really hard to go through TTC without your husband 100% on board. People always say that if you wait until you are financially ready, you'll never have a kid. But the longer it takes, the more stressful TTC becomes. I know that my husband and I get prickly about things and we are both completely ready and willing.
Maybe you could come up with a plan to "move in the right direction" -- you would still have at least nine months to get there!
Good luck!
We have got a plan to help us move in the right direction finacially and I have said to him that even if I did get pregnant it would be nine months remember before the baby would even be here and that we would hopefully be moving in the right direction by then. He still is not wanting to try before we see a difference in our finances. It's making me feel blue and unhappy. I just don't get it! He was happy when we had ds and loves him a lot but I don't know if he is scared or what. He says he wants another. He goes through moods where he suddenly is stressed out about stuff such as finances. He is not good at showing his emotions and I usually have to literally ask him what is the matter and keep asking him until he tells me and he gets all upset. Not at me just at the situation!
We actually did have sex a couple night ago which was great but I don't think I will get pregnant that easily as it wasn't really at the right time according to my cycle. I had to literally fish out his emotions about the sex and what he thought before i even knew if he enjoyed it. I am free with my emotions and tell him how I feel lots!
I see others with toddlers my ds's age and have a baby too and I want that so bad. I guess I just have to hope. Thanks again for listening!


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The Search for Santa Paws Sneak Peek
DISNEY'S THE SEARCH FOR SANTA PAWS is an exciting and uplifting movie about the power of giving and the true meaning of Christmas in the tradition of Disney's classic holiday tales. Back to Article
p.s i love u wrote:report
2011-12-18 18:46:39 -0800
i wanna see it
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2010-11-27 12:15:26 -0800
It is a really good movie!!!! I loved it but it was sometimes sad to me!!!
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First Baptist Longville
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Welcome to First Baptist Church of Longville!
We are a local church that is committed to helping followers of Christ faithfully walk the journey of the Christian life.
Whether you are just beginning, or have been traveling the way for many years, we invite you to join us on the journey as we seek to spread the glory of God in Longville and all around the world.
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