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Wells as Matt Gillan stated before and I expanded on, maybe people could be lost on different islands and they choose how the become stranded then how they survive and eventually get off the island. That way none of the sets need to be the same and all the films could be worked together. I've been trying to think how Timothy Ratner could expand this project. |
March 16, 2008 at 10:39 pm #381433 | |
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I'm new here, but would still like to do this. It seems like an interesting idea. Edit: okay, I have a few ideas. everyone is on a cruise ship when it starts to storm. The captains voice blares over the intercom: "Please go to the lifeboats. This isn't a drill. " everyone starts paniking and runs to the lifeboats. One life boat capsizes, throwing someone into the water. |
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Hope you dont mind me sticking my Giant nose in this.. I think this could work. Maybe not as a CP, but it could still work. I think, for a start, that it should be a different Island for each guy. That seems better. One could be complete sand, one complete trees, one with a load of sand mountains, one apsolutely miles away. Then, one is randomly assined to each Brickfilmmer. So, say, Alkami gets the Sand, Lord of the Lego gets the trees, Siggitona gets the mountains, and si665 gets the one miles away. Then, it is up to the Brickfilmmer to decide what the Minifigure does after they arrive there. Turn into a Hermit, get eaten by a shark, get rescued, your imagination is the limit. If this project is greenlit, I'm in. |
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Hmm. tht sounds like a good idea. Much better than the other ones. perhaps the begining could be a school assignment: wright what you would do if you were stuck on an island. |
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I have been trying to say from the beginning that the project would not work unless each was on a different island. Oh well way to expand on it Siggitona. |
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Oh, I completely forgot about this, well, I thought it would stay dead, but apparently others are interested, cool ideas, guys. |
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this is agood idea but then i need lots of trees and plants but ok if this idea will be acsepted then im in |
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everybodie can film their own 'lost' scene. That's funny, like they did in The Day That Brickfilms.com Crashed. |
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I went to visit the house we are remodeling last night, and I am sick to my stomach that maybe I picked colors that are too dark. Background - I have very simple taste and do not like a lot of contrast or bold colors. I worked with a color consultant who brought out some more bold choices that I thought were very pretty. I even painted some big sample boards and it looked good. Now that I see some of the colors on the wall, it is so dark and I am completed second guessing myself! I visited at 8:00 last night so it was starting to get dark and there are NO lights installed in the house. I am hoping that when I visit during lunch today that it will look better. It still won't have lights to turn on, but the natural light will be there. If I still don't like it.....do I make a change right now? Or should I trust the original selection and assume it will get better when the lights go in? DH supports anything I want to do. BTW, he loves how it looks (he likes more bold colors). Thank you! |
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It would be easier to supply you with some support if there were some pictures to view. That said, rooms always look different at the beginning then at the end when all the competing objects and textures are installed in the room to distract the eye. Right now you have only one item to focus on, the paint, and we don't know if the paint is grey, black, blue or brown without a picture. |
You've got to give us pics. and it's going to look A LOT different once you have lights, rugs, furniture, artwork…in there. |
I agree with the previous posters. Also, looking at paint in the dark at night, ANY color will look really dark except white! |
- Posted by rebecca3142 (My Page) on Wed, Jul 30, 14 at 11:03
Ok, thanks everyone! I will run over and get some pictures. |
- Posted by rebecca3142 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 31, 14 at 0:14
I think I'm feeling a little better about the first floor, but I still have some major concerns in other areas. Here is the living room, with a peak into the dining room. The dining room will have white wood wainscoting. Picture from the living room looking through the dining room to the family room in grey: This is the huge attic. They painted a sample of the grey-blue color to help me decide. I am worried that this big room will get such a bold color. Maybe I should choose something lighter? Master bedroom - a deep purple. Again, worried about how dark and bold it is. Maybe I need something more neutral like light grey? I would love any input! Thanks! |
I really love the color in the living room. I think it is just what you wanted-- you said you don't like a lot of contrast or bold colors. The other colors are nice, but I think they go against what you want. The DR is very dark . . .and I like dark, but I don't think you do. The wainscoting will help a lot, but it will be a lot of contrast. I agree that the upstairs will feel very closed-in with that gray, esp. since I am guessing it will envelope the room w/the ceiling being what it is. I do think a lighter color will be a good move. I think you should also go for the the lighter gray in the MB. You specifically do not like bold colors, and I am thinking dark is also off the list for you (since it has a bold presence). Only the LR and family room colors seem to be what you wanted in the first place. Again-- there is nothing inherently wrong with these colors, but it sounds like they aren't right for you. |
Living room/dining - I think you're fine. Especially with the addition of white wainscoting. The attic area - I see three windows, light coming from three different directions (correct?). That's plenty of light to support a color of that value. Value as in lightness/darkness. Only thing I'd gut check was that you loved that color. I mean LOVE that color because you are going to feel enveloped by it. The bedroom - I don't think that's a bold color. It's a dark color, but not bold. From a function point of view, it's a great color for a bedroom. It's going to feel cozy and cocoon-like. It might feel dark during the day because that color is going to keep almost every beam of light that hits it. So, if you use that room a lot during daylight hours, that color probably is not the best choice. If you're in there evening/night only, it could be perfection. The 'what colors do I like' question is an important one. But sometimes it can help to temper that train of thought with other colors questions. Questions that include stuff like how and when you'll be using the space and what colors are a good fit from that perspective. |
I really love the combo of the dining and living. The bedroom looks so cozy. You can definitely get away with the darker color for the attic, but maybe you might want to look at a shade or two lighter? Either way it looks great!!! |
The only one I'd take issue with is the attic. There doesn't seem to be a lot of light in there, and there is also a LOT of wall area to paint, and those two things make bolder/darker colors a no-no. I'd go much lighter and less intense in that room. The bedroom color is beautiful, IMO. I agree with Funcolors It isn't a bold color. Once you get the carpeting, furniture, drapes and artwork up on the walls, it's going to be stunning, I suspect. Same with the DR. It does contrast beautifully with the LR. Again, get a large painting in that one large wall area, and with the wainscoting, it'll be beautiful, esp. a night. IMO, the general rule when using darker/bolder colors is to do so in areas that don't have large expanses of wall, but rather rooms that have small wall area defined by windows, doors, and artwork. Those are the times to actually use bold colors. These colors are like investing in individual stocks: high risk/high return…or a disaster. I think you made high-return choices. Just the attic, I think runs a risk of being too dark. I'd go lighter there. but then, look at the blue in my MB. |
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i like the colors! i wouldn't have a problem with them! the MBR looks pretty neutral for being purple- i like it! the attic will look much different once it is all painted- it is abit of a shock to see a deeper color going onto all white walls, but once all done, the color won't seem so dark. you have a lot of light in there and a very light carpet- i would want a deeper rather than light color on the walls too- how will that room be used? the blue gray you chose is a pretty and relaxed and again, a relatively neutral color... |
- Posted by rebecca3142 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 31, 14 at 12:02
Whew, thank you so much everyone! I am going to keep the 1st floor and MB as is. Still debating the attic. More information about that: There are 4 sky lights and two large windows at each end. The floor will be a neutral medium brown hardwood (oak). It will be used on one end as an office and the other end as a workout room. All of the holes you see in the walls will be small doors/access panels. I love the color itself, but I'm not sure about being surrounded with it. Should the pony wall in the middle be painted the same color as the ceilings/walls? What about the "bump out" under the window? |
I love all the colors, especially the dining room and master bedroom. In the attic, I'm kind of liking it white the way it is right now. How about doing white for now and then changing is later once the space is decorated. |
What if you did the ceiling, including the slants, and the end walls in that blue, and the bottoms of all four walls and pony walls in a pale yellow? I think that would make it great for a workout room. Maybe a wood railing on top of the pony walls? Not railing, but..you know what I mean. Can't think of the word. |
- Posted by rebecca3142 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 31, 14 at 14:26
I'll play around with those ideas, thank you! I was definitely going to do some trim on top of the pony walls. I was thinking it would be trim color, but I definitely can stain it to match the floors instead. |
- Posted by rebecca3142 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 31, 14 at 20:13
Thank you Beverly! I've decided to stick with that color. I was planning on painting the ceiling in that color, but now I am considering white instead. What does everyone think? |
The attic was the only place I had a hesitation and I was going to suggest that color on the walls but going wither white or a paler version on the sloping portions (always have to decide whether those are walls or ceiling). I would not do the full color on the slopes and flat ceiling. Pale version maybe, but the white looks nice. I think I'd keep the white. I like all your colors. Enjoy! |
I like the white ceilings. I think doing the entire room in the blue would have been too heavy and cave like. I'd then do the pony walls in a creamy, and light, earthy taupe. |
I have a question, did you guys add the pony walls or were they already there that way. I saw this photo and loved it. Its different from what you have but I liked some of the ideas. |
- Posted by nosoccermom (My Page) on Fri, Aug 1, 14 at 9:47
I haven't read all the responses and am probably "out of line". I LOVE all your colors although I'm not crazy about the living room color. Everything else seems to be in the blue/gray palette while the living room, at least on my screen, looks more greenish/beige. So, I'd go with a warmer gray in the LR, too. If it were my house, I'd paint the attic white, a creamy white. Then add a lot of texture with furnishings, rug, art, etc. |
- Posted by rebecca3142 (My Page) on Fri, Aug 1, 14 at 11:44
@aktillery - We added that pony wall (along with the entire attic). I definitely wanted a more traditional banister, but there were some code/practicality issues that necessitated the pony wall instead. I am going to add trim to the top and "make due". @nosoccermom - Yes, I see that green undertone in my picture as well. I don't think it comes through as strongly IRL, but I am worried about it because green doesn't fit my taste/color scheme at all. Plus, I never really pictured beige for my house. I let myself be influenced by the color consultants that I should get something "warmer" in that room. I wonder if a more warm grey or bluish color would help the stained glass windows "pop" more. |
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I think a soft gold would be great in the LR, with the stained glass and with the navy blue next door in the DR (blue and gold, great combo). SW has a great strip of colors, it's got Baguette on it. So maybe Believable Buff or Whole Wheat from that strip? With gold, though, you do have to watch out for green undertone. |
- Posted by patricia43 (My Page) on Fri, Aug 1, 14 at 12:49
I think everything is beautiful and if you live with it for a while and then decide about the LR. After all, it's just paint. One room of paint is not the end of the world. I guess I liked the color. I love all that you have done. You asked about the ceilings and based on what I am seeing on my monitor, I would probably do a 50:50 white/blue paint on those ceilings, but I am sort of colorblind, so forgive me if I speak out of turn. |
- Posted by rebecca3142 (My Page) on Fri, Aug 1, 14 at 19:15
- Posted by rebecca3142 (My Page) on Sat, Aug 2, 14 at 11:56
Progress in the attic! I really love the color, and I'm liking the white ceiling. I think it will look good with the white trim we will be using throughout the room. |
How about don't the living room in the same color as the family room? |
- Posted by nosoccermom (My Page) on Sat, Aug 2, 14 at 15:54
What furniture, rugs, etc. do you have for the LR? |
- Posted by rebecca3142 (My Page) on Sat, Aug 2, 14 at 18:53
I have no furniture yet for that room. I was going to wait until after all the finishes are done before I buy anything. I am still crossing my fingers that my lighting will wash out the green color. I went to the paint store to try and find a yellow or subtle light blue and now I am gun-shy for picking a different color. I am strongly leaning towards just waiting until the floors, trim, lighting, etc is finished before I change the wall color. My painter is wonderful and said he would come back if I'm not happy and not charge extra (I'm assuming if it is only a room or two). |
I agree w/ pps7...I like the family room color in the living room. |
My bedroom is BM Camouflage and it is very similar to your living room. It was very bold of me to use anything other than vanilla custard on my walls. It's very chameleon-like depending on the time of day and I love it. But...it is green. If you don't like green, I wouldn't count on the paint in your living room changing completely with lighting. At some point, you will know it is green. |
Love all the colors except for LR, I would paint that the same color as the family room. |
- Posted by rebecca3142 (My Page) on Sat, Aug 2, 14 at 21:56
Yeah, I'm not getting my hopes up that I can make the living room color work. I'm just nervous about picking the right color in a very dark room (no help from the room color....) with no lights installed. That's why I am thinking of doing that last, after everything else is finished. I am open to suggestions on how to pick a new color now. |
Suggest repeating a color you have somewhere else, to help with the flow of the house. I would not paint every room a different color. Was in the same position, no lights, so I bought one of these with different high watt light bulbs (cool white, warm white, soft white, daylight) to check how the colors looked. |
- Posted by jerseygirl_1 (My Page) on Sun, Aug 3, 14 at 11:14
I really like the LR color and the flow of colors you have throughout your house. Maybe it's because my LR and DR are the similar to your LR. My lighting is similar to yours. I have eggplant, teal, and orange incorporated with my accessories such as pillows and art for which that color works perfectly. Not every neutral color works well in that type of lighting, It took a whole lot of samples some of which are highly used and mentioned on GW to get it right for our rooms including many of the grays. When my neighbors and friends come into our home, the first thing they compliment is our wall colors. They want to know what we used. You'll see when it's all said and done. You will have the same reaction. I think your color consultant did a great job for you. Have fun decorating. My only suggestion is that you keep all your furnishings neutral with fabrics that have textures and have fun bringing in all the colors with your accessories and art. You have a beautiful home. |
Was the lighting different in he photo with the flooring sample? It looks like the deep warm brown is pulling or reflecting more brown in that photo. The current floor is looking a bit pink -- and the green is the opposite -- wonder if the current floor is part of the reason you see more green? Lighting does make a difference too. I had to change the bulbs in my DR so my paint didn't go purple. |
- Posted by rebecca3142 (My Page) on Sun, Aug 3, 14 at 16:54
Thank you jerseygirl! I was just at the house and it was the brightest I've ever seen. It washed out some of the green (or maybe I have a wishful mind) and I am feeling better about it. I am going to reserve my final judgement for after floors get installed and stained, trim and ceiling are painted, and lights installed. lascatx - The lighting was the same, but I think I took it during a different time of the day so there was more natural light. The floor that is in the pictures is just the plywood subfloor (all except the one with that small sample). It will be interesting to see what happens when more finishes happen! |
- Posted by patty_cakes (My Page) on Sun, Aug 3, 14 at 17:36
Your colors are very similar to what DD has used in her new home, although she initially wanted bold *bright* colors. My suggestion was to add the *bright* with accessories such as pillows, accessories, etc. While your chosen colors are deep(dark), IMO don't consider them bold, and will be easy to live with. When I think of bold, red, turquoise, cobalt blue come to mind, colors not so easy to live with. |
- Posted by april_love (My Page) on Sun, Aug 3, 14 at 22:19
I absolutely LOVE your color choices! I'm a boring beige type of girl and your colors have really inspired me. |
- Posted by rebecca3142 (My Page) on Mon, Aug 4, 14 at 1:06
@patty_cakes - My husband keeps politely scolding me that the colors aren't bold. I would correct myself to say that they are much more saturated that I originally planned in my head. @april_love - Aww, thank you! I am boring beige too (well, boring grey is my favorite) - if I can do it anyone can. Just be prepared for a week of freak out right after you do it. :) |
- Posted by homedecorlover (My Page) on Mon, Aug 4, 14 at 1:40
I don't think the colors you chose were too dark. i think everything looks great!! You should be proud of yourself haha! :) |
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I noticed last might that my first BW tomato has a black hole on it where it was rubbing against the wire - I assume it will rot and I will have to pull it off today? Also I just finally planted my weird "trident" Big Rainbow and a day later saw a black spot on a branch where it was up against the rusty metal. How do you use CRW for cages if the rust abrades the plants and causes lesions wherever they touch the metal? I'm not caging them, but used the remesh for fencing and have 1 row of tomatoes (about 50 plants) again the fence and was planning on trellising them. I have 5 really tall plants I got from others, the rest I started from seed and are smaller so haven't touched the fence yet.
Oh, and my dad planted his 4 tomatoes in a square, can't weave them so I was going to give him excess remesh to make 4 cages from and stake them all together in the center, so his plants will be totally surrounded by wire and I don't want him to have any problems. |
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- Posted by carolyn137 z4/5 NY (My Page) on Tue, Jun 26, 12 at 7:42
I can only mention my own experience with CRW cages and I've made my own in the way past and never attributed anything to those cages damaging fruits and when I moved to this new area in 1999 I used some really rusty cages at one of the places I was using up here and again, never saw any damage from those cages. Sometimes fruits would be up against one of the wires and it would cause a physical dent in those fruits, but never any black spots from rubbing against the wires with fruits or stems. At some areas here where I am now I grew most of my tomatoes by sprawling and a lesser number by caging, the rusty ones, actually, that belonged to the person whose garden area I was using. Carolyn |
Maybe b/c we got over 2" of rain b/t Friday and Mon? |
- Posted by missingtheobvious Blue Ridge 7a (My Page) on Thu, Jun 28, 12 at 0:58
I have a few of my parents' very old and rusty, short, wide ring cages which I use for short varieties. I think I've seen a few cases where a tomato presses against the ring and there is an indentation (not an actual hole), sometimes dark. I always assumed the sun heated the metal and it burned the skin of the tomato. No idea if that's what actually happened. |
- Posted by carolyn137 z4/5 NY (My Page) on Thu, Jun 28, 12 at 6:48
Missing, I mentioned the physical denting, which is what I called it, in my post above and no, I don't think it was b'c the metal got hot and did it. It's just a physical thing when the fruits enlarge and just happen to be next to some wires of the cage so get pressed against it. It has happened for me when growing tomatoes in standard tall CRW cages as well as the short spiral ones, which I've used for quite a few years now since I have to grow my tomatoes only in the backyard in 12 gal Gro-bags and have Freda put the short spiral ones in the gro-bags to get a bit more height to the plants before they flop over. Carolyn |
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When a player is instructed to place a rune on the board, does it have to be an actual dragon rune or can it be a false rune?
Posted 18 August 2013 - 04:25 PM
When a player is instructed to place a rune on the board, does it have to be an actual dragon rune or can it be a false rune?
Posted 18 August 2013 - 08:13 PM
As I recall, every time a player is instructed to "place a rune on the board" he in fact places two runes - one real and one fake.
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Posted 19 August 2013 - 01:57 PM
After re-reading and re-re-reading the following...
"Some Season cards or Tactics cards instruct players to place (or move) rune tokens to specific areas. These cards do not use the term 'receive one dragon rune' and only cause the specified tokens to be placed; the cards do not also place false runes unless specified."
...I think I'm good with interpreting it as saying you place an actual dragon rune and not a false one.
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Just out of curiosity, is there a specific card you are referring to? As far as I remember, any of the cards that tell you to place a single rune say to place a single "dragon rune" - which are the real runes.
The fake's are referred to as "false runes".
For instance, on page 5, in the component descriptions, it describes them in the "Rune Tokens" as "dragon rune" or "false rune".
If there is a card that just says "rune" without saying "dragon rune", though, that could be confusing.
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hi, I currently live in an apartment with my balcony garden. I will be moving soon into a house with a back yard. I have zero knowledge about lawn care, gardening soil , mulching etc. So when I want to clear an area in my lawn to put tomatoes and bulbs, do i have to lift the grass on it and put it some where and fill the area with garden soil? |
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You will hear from many people that will tell you that you must pull that sod up. I find it unnecessary to do so and doing that removes needed organic matter from the soil as well as valuable nutrients. I have, many times, created new planting beds by simply covering the existing grass with newspaper (or cardboard) and a material to both hold that paper in place and to hide it and in several weeks what was growing there is now dead and being incorporated into the soil and I can plant what ever I want. |
Thank you for your feed back. Do you moisten the paper? And once that is done, should I add gardening soil to the ground? |
My guess is that if you want to plant soon (in the next month), you'll find it much easier to remove the grass than to try to cover it and work with the dead grass. If you want to wait until next summer or plant later in the summer, then covering it would make sense because there will be more time for the grass to start to break down. For planting edible things, if you have any concerns about the soil quality or possible contaminants (like if it is close to a house where there might have been lead paint flaking over the years, close to a highway, or near any other possible source of contamination), you might want to either have a soil test done or build a simple raised bed to fill with high quality soil. Your local extension office can help with soil tests--every state has at least one--just google it. If you decide to plant directly in your own soil, it is always good to mix in some organic compost first, and to add mulch on top to help keep down weeds. Other than that, I'd say the best thing to do would be just to buy some plants and start experimenting. You'll learn much more by just doing it! Enjoy your new yard. |
- Posted by missingtheobvious Blue Ridge 7a (My Page) on Fri, May 2, 14 at 11:07
If you remove the sod, pile it up somewhere somewhere out of the way and cover it (so it will die). After a while** you'll have some extra soil to use elsewhere. ** A few months, IIRC. |
There is no need to moisten the paper before applying it although wetting the soil might be beneficial. You often read that someone recommends buying "garden soil" or "top soil" without defining what those things are. Soil is about 92 to 95 percent mineral, the sand, silt, clay particles that make up what we have under our feet. Often, good soil will have between 5 and 8 percent organic matter. So if you need to buy some soil forget those meaningless terms "top soil" and "garden soil" and look for soil that is between 92 and 95 percent mineral and 5 to 8 percent organic matter. If you remove the sod, in the garden area, you will also be removing the "top soil", that top 4 to 6 inches of soil that meets the definition of "top soil" in every dictionary I have seen. So you remove the sod, till the area, wait a couple of weeks to till again ("weed" control), and wait a couple of more weeks to till again, etc. Many times I have plunked down newspaper, or cardboard, waited 6 weeks and planted in pretty grassless soil that was quite workable, or about the same time frame as removing the sod took. |
Thank you ! I will be moving in by the end of next month. I will try both methods as I will be pressed for time by then. |
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10 In union with the Lord I greatly rejoice that now, after this long time, you have let your concern for me express itself again. Of course, you were concerned for me all along, but you had no opportunity to express it. | 10 I rejoice greatly in the Lord that at last you have renewed your concern for me. Indeed, you have been concerned, but you had no opportunity to show it. |
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Mine goes back quite a ways now. In ancient history before the Internet there was the General Electric Network for Information Exchange (GEnie) which was basically a GIANT bulletin board system (BBS) and we were allowed to use a custom handle for a $10 fee. For some reason the name "Crashbox" appealed to me so I registered it. It is also a name I now commonly use elsewhere.
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LAND O' LAKES, Fla. - A middle-school teacher accused of coming to class intoxicated and forcing students to dance in an inappropriate manner has been caught on video.
During the incident last week, students used cell phones to take videos and pictures of 42-year-old teacher Kylene Nelson as she began exhibiting the strange behavior during her first-period language arts class at Charles S. Rushe Middle School, where Nelson taught eighth-graders.
A student, who did not want to be identified, said Nelson reeked of alcohol and was making strange faces during her first-period language arts class.
Later, music was turned on and, students say, Nelson began grabbing them and demanding they dance.
"She started saying, 'If you don't dance with me, you guys all fail,'" the student recalled.
At one point, witnesses say Nelson partially exposed her buttocks while dancing with a 13-year-old boy.
"We told her, 'Miss Nelson, please pull up your pants', and she did, but then they fell down again and she held them there," the eighth-grader said, also noting her teacher did not appear to have on underwear.
"She was kinda grinding, like, putting her butt against you," the student said.
Reports show Nelson had a blood-alcohol level of 0.26 and later ran from the school to a nearby community center where she was found passed out by a pool.
District administrators say Nelson remains on administrative leave pending a decision on her future by the Pasco County School Board.
A recommendation on how to discipline Nelson will be made during an April 21 school board meeting. The decision on whether or not to terminate her employment will ultimately be left up to the school board.
In a separate incident in October 2006, reports indicate Nelson failed to show up for a third-period class at Seven Spring Middle School. A school resource officer found Nelson passed out in her car surrounded by bottles of wine.
She was ordered to change schools and undergo a substance abuse program, but remained employed with the Pasco County school district.
Students say Nelson was a great teacher, but now hope she can get help for her alcohol problem.


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12 For there is no distinction between Jew and Greek: for the same [Lord] is Lord of all, and is rich unto all that call upon him: | 12 For there is no difference between Jew and Gentile--the same Lord is Lord of all and richly blesses all who call on him, |
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I said that I'd buy this again because when I ran out a few weeks ago, I just bought it again because I didn't know what else to buy.
I have dry skin, and its hard to get it under control. However, I thought this 'luminous' foundation would help with that. Wrong.
It feels looks alright when I first put it on.
It covers my uneven skin tone.
I'm 34 and have a few very fine lines by my eyes. I swear, this foundation makes it look worse. And by the end of the day, the dry skin that looks alright in the morning looks terrible. Even though my skin tone is uneven (a little redness), my skin actually looks younger when I wash the makeup off, and the little lines around my eyes are less noticeable.
I need to try something else but I don't know what.
By the way, I do NOT use the foundation brush the Mary Kay recommends. During my facial, the lady used the brush and it looked like a had a thick coat of shiny paint on my face....it was hideous. It's much better when applied with the fingers. :)
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Love it! Makes me glow and look fresh and new! Feels very light and blends so well into my skin! Everyone should wear it!
Being from the UK Ive never heard of the brand before, but since my friend was holding a mary kay party and I was in the market for a new foundation I thought why not!? I got matched up by the sales lady and I fit Ivory4 perfectly (neutral undertones).
I have normal skin which gets dry over the course of the day meaning make-up looks awful and no primer helps..and definitely not a powder!
so I was pleasantly surprised when I found this foundation to last a good 12 hours without turning my face into a flakey mess!
Infact my foundation looked perfect and the same as when I had applied it 12 hours earlier. This is definitely a first for me.
I would say its a light/medium coverage that it build-able and covers any redness easily without caking on. Although I do use a concealer anyway (mac studio finish nc20 matches this foundation shade perfectly) just to ensure any blemishes are covered completely.
The packaging is ok, its nice its in a tube which means no product will go to waste, but I do think screwing on the lid is a bit annoying. apart from that I love this foundation and will definitely repurchase!
I am a foundation slut. Sorry, it's true. I have tried everything. I didn't even give this a second look because having tried Merle Norman and being so disappointed, as well as, Avon, I didn't think this could compete with my current rotation of Ken, Scott Barnes, Chanel and Becca (my other fave). Honestly, I used this with and without the primer. I love it regardless. I have combo skin which tends to get dry around the eyes and I was worried about it settling in my pores. Nope! Color was spot-on and it has lasted all day! It hasn't oxidized on me (a lot of them do), it hasn't gotten spotty, or faded, or caked, or sunk in pores. It looks as fresh as when I first put it on. I really love this and will definitely be using this in the future. This is really one of the best foundations I have ever used.
I am 40 years old and have brown spots( sun damage) and redness from broken capillaries on my cheeks and nose. My skin is usually on the dryer side. I have been using all kinds of foundations such as CoverFX, Dermablend, Makeup Forever HD and I have to say this is the best foundation I have ever used to date. Covers my redness beautiful and had a little sheen to make me look less dry and young. If you don't like sheen, just pat some powder over it and now you are matte. Love this stuff!! I am Ivory 4 shade .
For people who want good coverage with a 'dewy' look. Not for people with oily skin IMO.
This is one of my favorite foundations ever. It goes on very smooth. Makes my skin soft and has good coverage without the super-thick makeupy look.
Perfect for ppl who experience dry skin, especially in the winter. I recommend exfoliating and moisturizing regularly before putting on any foundation.
I paired this with MK primer (which I love too).
Great for the price... also, it was nice having samples to try BEFORE committing to a color... so consultant is a +.
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This foundation looks really nice on me when my skin is smooth and well-hydrated. It covers my redness and has a beautiful dewey look.
When I first started using this, my skin was dry and flaky. The foundation wouldn't stick (even using a primer beforehand and powder to set) and it made my skin look worse.
Now that my skin is under control, I like it a lot for covering color imperfections.
I normally wear Mary Kay Medium Coverage Foundation in Beige 400 (sheered out with some face lotion to help match my skin better and to make it look more dewy). I decided to try the Luminous-Wear version so that I wouldn't have to keep adding a step to my makeup routine (which I don't do everyday if I don't have to). My MK consultant came over and tested two colors on me (Beige 800 and Bronze 1). She preferred the Bronze 1 on my summer skin (I'm naturally tan with olive-yellow Asian skin), but I thought it looked slightly too tan on me. I see it in the mirror. It's fairly sheer, so it might have worked, but I knew I wouldn't be this tan in the winter, so I went for Beige 800. That one ended up still being not the right color---maybe slightly too light on me. I like the dewiness it gives, but if you're looking for better coverage, this won't do much. It just gives a sheer wash of foundation to your face. For the price ($20), I expected a bit more. I wish I could find the right shade for my skin, but I either have to mix the two colors, or go back to using the Medium Coverage in Beige 400. If you're looking for something light, that gives you a dewy glow, this might be for you.
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I have never tried Mary Kay foundations before, but after my positive experience with their concealer and reading the great reviews on the new line of TimeWise foundations, I thought I would give them a try. I purchased Luminous-Wear in Ivory 4 on eBay after doing a tonne of research trying to figure out what shade would work for me. Successfully Ivory 4 is a great match to my complexion, for reference I wear MAC NC15, Vichy Dermablend Opal, Rimmel 100, Revlon Buff, L'Oreal N1, and Cover Girl Classic Ivory.
Personally I found this foundation just didn't work for me in terms of coverage, finish, and longevity of wear. I found the coverage to be sheer to light and not buildable. The finish is dewy and extremely luminous, but not a good kind of luminous I like on my skin. I love the luminous and glowy finish Revlon PhotoReady delivers, but Mary Kay's luminosity was way too much for me. It almost looked like I used Benefit's High Beam all over my face! Additionally after only 2 hours of wear the foundation begins to break down, oxidize, and sink into every possible line and crease. I literally looked like a hot, greasy, and glow in the dark mess.
Sadly this foundation just didn't work for me despite multiple attempts using different moisturizers, primers, and setting powders.
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I am really loving this foundation. I am wearing Ivory 6 (NC25) and the coverage is excellent but looks natural - dewey (not greasy or full of sparkles).This wears well all day long even in this Texas heat. I also like the matte version, but my skin needs the extra moisture I get with this. I am so glad that Mary Kay came out with these new foundations and they are affordable.Get a sample and give it a try.
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This is a list of emergency medical services providers in the Canadian province of Ontario. In 1999 emergency medical services were downloaded from the province to the upper tier municipalities (counties). The municipality had the choice of either providing service themselves or to contract it out to a private provider. While most decided to operate ambulance services in house some chose to contract it out. If you would like to know more about what it means to be a paramedic in Ontario and in Canada you can visit these Wikipedia pages Paramedics in Canada and Emergency medical services in Canada.
Emergency medical services in the north have been delegated to district social service boards which can choose to run the service themselves or contract it out to a private provider
Operators that provide service to first nations communities are directly funded by the provincial government.
These are private companies which provide non-emergency transportation between healthcare facilities or residences. These services are hired either directly by the patient or occasionally by facilities/hospitals to facilitate the movement of patients to scheduled appointments or discharging home. These services are operated for profit and are not regulated by the Ministry of Health. They should not be confused with Ambulances, Emergency Medical Services or Paramedics. Though generally operating ambulance style vehicles, the skill set of the staff and equipment carried varies greatly between companies. Staff are generally trained however to an Emergency First Responder standard and have basic first aid and oxygen equipment.


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Ben Yoskovitz On Startups In 20 Sentences
By Thomas Oppong.
Ben Yoskovitz is a Founding Partner at Year One Labs, an early stage accelerator in Montreal. Previously he founded Standout Jobs (and sold it). He is a hands-on startup guy, helping companies grow successfully from the idea forward. You can reach him at byosko at gmail dot com. Ben shares his thoughts & lessons learned on startups, entrepreneurship, marketing and other stuff @ Instigatorblog These are a few of his thoughts on startups.
- Startups need to find their "one thing" to focus on. It provides (at least some) clarity on how to proceed and helps shape what's to come.
- When you successfully delight users it's magical. They love you, you love them, birds chirp beautiful music and the clouds literally part in the sky…
- The more I think about startups and entrepreneurs, the more I think that one of the leading causes of startup failure is lying. Not lying to other people, but lying to oneself.
- Instead of innovating, a startup that relies exclusively on a single platform often finds itself reacting to the platform's changes, fixing code that stops working, changing tactics, etc.
- When looking at your startup or deciding whether to launch a startup, ask yourself, "Is the competition Good Enough?"
- Ideas are just the starting point — everything that comes after the lightbulb goes off in your head is really what matters.
- Startups don't win because they have the best ideas when they start.
- The root of many startup deaths is indecision, especially for first-time entrepreneurs and CEOs
- If you don't have a tight, structured approach to budgeting and financial control you're in for a lot of trouble.
- Startups are founded by people that make the leap before anyone else.
- Focus, focus, focus.
- Whether you use customer development or Lean Startup, you have to have answers for the leaps you're making.
- When pitching investors, don't bash the competition.
- The "new" business founder is someone that gets technology and can build products.
- Be prepared emotionally for the ups and downs of the Lean Startup process because of how challenging it is to the pace of building your startup.
- Writing things down is critical.
- When raising early seed money, the requirements and demands from investors will be lower.
- Be careful. Riding a mega-trend isn't the same as solving a real problem.
- Startups need to find the acutely painful problem that customers suffer from and target that with a laser beam.
- One way to compensate for a lack of domain knowledge is to hire someone from the field in question.


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J U N E 2 0 0 1 I S S U E Contributors A game approach to Commencement Illustrator Mike McConnell's memories of his own commencement-- from the Maryland Institute, College of Art--are foggy: "It was hot. I had black on. It was outside," he recalls. But that didn't prevent him from creating a world rich with visual puns and whimsical detail in Diplomaville, the uniquely Hopkins game "for 2 to 4 players." The Maryland-based McConnell, whose work has been featured in the Washington Post and the Washingtonian, travels with sketchbook in hand to exotic locales around the world; his humorous maps, menus, envelopes, and postcards capture his experiences.
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Malaysia's ringgit dropped the most in 19 months after the U.S. signaled it may taper its monetary stimulus, damping demand for emerging-market assets. Government bonds fell.
The Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback against the currencies of six U.S. trade partners, climbed 0.9 percent this week. Stocks and commodities fell today after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said the monetary authority may start cutting bond purchases, known as quantitative easing, this year if risks to the economy abate. Malaysia reported this month exports contracted 3.3 percent in April from a year earlier, compared with the median estimate of a 0.4 percent growth.
"The ringgit, like other Asian currencies, is falling because of concern over QE," said Vishnu Varathan, an economist at Mizuho Corporate Bank Ltd. in Singapore. "The Malaysian currency is dropping more because the nation, being a net exporter of crude oil and palm, will be affected as a stronger dollar will reduce demand for commodities."
The ringgit slumped 1.6 percent to 3.2021 per dollar as of 9:55 a.m. in Kuala Lumpur, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That's the most since Nov. 1, 2011.
One-month implied volatility, a measure of exchange-rate swings used to price options, advanced 66 basis points, or 0.66 percentage point, to 9.77 percent today, the highest since Jan. 27, 2012.
Government bonds slid. The yield on the 3.48 percent notes due March 2023 increased 18 basis points to 3.69 percent, the highest since they were sold in March, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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The AZ heat burned my oregano so I dug it up, put it in a pot, and placed it under a tree to shade it. It is growing new leaves, however, it has quite a bit of residual burned/dried leaves and branches. Should I prune them off to help the new leaves? |
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Is the new growth lower down then than the burned parts? If so, I'd cut it back to healthy growth. I pruned back an established clump just before a hot (for us) stretch of weather one year and mine burned like crazy too after I exposed the protected parts to weather. I pruned again...it recovered just fine. |
The burned stuff isn't doing anything any harm....if you are not sure how to trim it, don't. It won't do anything for or against the new leaves. Linda C |
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Item title reads - Queen Alexandra's Shamrock distributed to Officers and men of the Irish Guards. Chelsea, London.
M/S of a man handing trays of shamrock to members of the Irish Guards who are wearing bearskin hats. M/S as they are handed to other members of the regiment. M/S of two men picking some out of a tray, M/S as the Guards fasten the shamrock to their uniform.


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Treatments with magnetic field are assumed to enhance seed vigor by influencing the biochemical processes that involve free radicals, and by stimulating activity of proteins and enzymes. Numerous studies suggested that magnetic field increases ions uptake and consequently improves nutrition value which could be a good alternative for chemical treatments.
Seeds have a self-preservation energy that differs at various stages in their life cycle. During harvest, not all planted seeds will grow, which adds to the cost of overall seed-material usage.
In response, Magnation has developed a technology proven to improve the quality of seeds, as well as their germination properties and growth. This technology:
- Uses magnetic resonators to activate the water used to soak the seeds prior to sowing.
- Can reduce spending on sowing material by up to 30 to 50 percent.
- Enables an earlier harvest ripening.
Study results show that seeds treated using the magnetic field provided by Magnation grow faster, and speed up protein formation, which provides for the growth of roots while activating growth processes in weak seeds.
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Seeds essentially are the resting system of organs for a future plant. The quality and virility of the plant depends on the quality of this system.
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Pour the water through the funnel-shaped MAGNATION Next Generation Personal Use System into a container to soak the seeds. Leave the seeds in that treated water for at least 30 minutes, and then pour the water back out, passing the water and the seeds through the funnel (or possibly a larger diameter 2" system) again.
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Our family has made the Command Post our home away from home!!! We have stayed at the Command Post multiple times since 2010. We have traveled with our two dogs and more recently with our little boy! I can't begin to tell you how enjoyable our experiences have been! The Command Post is truly the most peaceful and tranquil place for us! Within a short distance from Acadia National Park's most beautiful sights, the Command Post is our resting spot as we take in all that Acadia has to offer. The views of Somes Sound from the deck of the Command Post is amazing! We awake to enjoy the sunrise above the mountains overlooking the Sound, so enjoy watching the boats glide over the water, and feel the ocean air blow in. We also love the sounds of the toads croaking in the small ponds amidst the quarry that surrounds it. The Command Post offers it all; all the luxuries and conveniences of a comfortable home, the spectacular views of Acadia area, and a truly tranquil place to rejuvenate your mind, body, and soul! I would highly recommend this location for your next vacation spot! In addition to all of this, Mimi Mooers has always made sure that our stay is just perfect in every way! Our true home away from home!!!
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My teenage niece and I had an enjoyable stay at Hyland Cottage. We found the location ideal, surrounded by National Park sites, close enough to Bar Harbor (15 minutes), but away from all the bustle and noise. The cottage offers privacy without being too remote; stores and restaurants in southwest Harbor are a short drive. You can be diving off The Ledges of Echo Lake in 3 minutes, walking onto its sandy beach in less than 10. The cottage itself is exactly as pictured, very clean and cozy. Kitchen is well stocked, living room fireplace is perfect to take the edge off chilly nights, and living area is arranged for comfy conversations. The deck does offer a nice peek of Somes Sound and is an excellent vantage point for deer watching, especially with your morning coffee. After a busy day riding bikes on Carriage Roads, driving the Park Loop, or kayaking in the bay, Hyland Cottage is a great place to come home to.
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We love staying here! This was our third year in a row and it is so cozy and has everything you need! Convenient to Bar Harbor, SW Harbor but quiet enough to relax! We hope to come back again in the near future!
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FIRST LOOK: Mickey Rourke in 'Iron Man 2'
Here's the first image of Mickey Rourke as Whiplash in Iron Man 2, courtesy of USA Today.
Rourke's character wears a power pack on his chest that looks quite like the one that Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) wears.
In the sequel, Whiplash aka Ivan Vanko is a Russian who "has constructed his own version of a suit," Favreau reveals. His gadgets include a pair of whips, powered by the suit's glowing chest piece, that will be quite a challenge for RDJ's character.
Director Jon Favreau explains, "The technologies are definitely related. That's part of the core theme of the film."
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Very nice crew. Chazz even was nice enough to back my trailer into the bay!!!
24 hour access would make it perfect.
Denver staff were awesome. Friendly and helpful.
Great experience. Sam, on staff, was awesome. Very helpful.
Everytime I called customer service they had issues with the system which limited the extent to which they could help me
Provided excellent customer service. Very helpful when we arrived from Indiana with my daughter`s belongings.
Using this facility was a complete disaster. Terrible parking. Restrictive hours I requested 24 hour access, too. Useless staff. Disorganized facility with major access problems.
I did not have any issues with this facility until they decided to require a key to access and remove staff WITHOUT telling a single customer.
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You advertise the 5x15x8 units as sufficient for a 1200 sqft home. That was incorrect. My 1000 sqft one bedroom apartment did not fit!
I called to notify the office of my move out and then received a rent due notice a couple of days later. Price, location and features changed from reservation to check in. Office seems unorganized.
Staff was horrible and had poor customer service skills. Some of the worst service I have ever had.
I would like better access hours. The staff was very, very nice but long lines were a bummer.
No place to park. That`s the only reason for not recommending.
staff was difficult to talk to and generally unfriendly and unprofessional.
The horrible customer service I experienced cannot be explained in 200 characters. If you truly want valuable feedback you would not limit the number of character to be used.
very friendly and convient
units are 1 layer of drywall have a chicken wire ceiling.The access points are open 2the public who can walk in to the units.there is CCTV but the staff is too busy with customers to monitor.
Employees were nice but there were multiple failures on the procedure. We had no idea we needed a wrench to open the box, the checkout took a long time, they pulled out the wrong box, etc.
Awful experience with customer service, sales, and individuals @ location. Unlikely to recommend U-Haul to other people because of this.
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Issues from the start. Hours posted were incorrect. Wasn`t notified to changes or sent an access card. Couldn`t get staff on the phone and they were rude and uncooperative.
Great facility, I used to chain link unit, was able to pack it to the top and fit more than a regular unit.
No longer anyone at front office to help. New key card access is not user friendly! Items are piling up in main hallways as no one is there to maintain. Cost is high. I would no longer recommend.
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I am working on a project that needs to do some image registration and its giving me quite a hard time. I was wondering if anyone here might be familiar with different software of techniques? Currently I am working with ImageJ and the TurboReg plug-in, which is medical image registration software. Not really what I need, but its the best Ive found so far.
To break down the project real simply, I am trying to integrate an image of a body of water into Google Maps. So, say you have Google Maps open and there is a lake in the middle of it. I will have an image that is the same shape as that lake (representing water temperature for example) but it wont fit right in. I want to register this image to the Google Map so that it will be the exact size and fit right in there seamlessly. Hopefully I explained this clearly.
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"All the writers would call me up on the phone," he says, "but when I would get a rough script, invariably whatever they called to talk to me about wouldn't have nothin' to do with it. I wouldn't even recognize it. They'd always get just enough truth in there to make it believable, and I understood they had to stretch. But it should have been an hour long instead of thirty minutes, and I think deep down they wanted it to be like The Dukes of Hazzard. They'd want Elvis and Bill and me to stop and get gas at a service station, and the place would get robbed, and we'd be involved in some kind of chase or something -- and I hate to tell you, but that never happened. And they always wanted to make Bill look like the heavy in the whole thing. Now, Bill did have a short fuse, but they'd have him taking his bass and walking back to the next town, quitting or several other things like that. And that was just ridiculous."
The failure of Elvis didn't bother Moore much, but when his businesses went south, he was left with time on his hands. He filled it in 1997 with his first recording project in ages: All the King's Men, credited to him and Fontana. The disc, issued by Sweetfish Records, included guest appearances by a wide array of artists eager to pay homage to two such important figures, including the Mavericks ("I Told You So" [295K aiff]), the Bodeans, Cheap Trick, Tracy Nelson, Joe Louis Walker, Joe Ely and Steve Earle. But the biggest names on hand were a pair of Rolling Stones: Ron Wood, who paired with Jeff Beck on "Unsung Heroes," [252K aiff] and Keith Richards, the star of "Deuce and a Quarter" [280K aiff]. The CD was so well-received that Moore and Fontana are contemplating a followup to feature performers who expressed interest in participating on the first platter but couldn't because of scheduling difficulties.
"Bonnie Raitt was going to do it, and Chris Isaak," he says. "And there was a funny little story about Mick Jagger. We were at Ron Wood's studio in Ireland with Jeff Beck, and the phone rings, and it's Mick. He asks, 'What are you doing?' And when Ron says 'We're recording with Scotty and D.J.,' he gets us on the phone and goes, 'Well, why didn't you ask me?' And we were like, 'We already got two of you. We didn't want to push it.' Then, when I saw him later, I asked, 'If we do another one, are you up for it?' And he told us, 'I want to be the first one you call.'"
Meanwhile, the Hall of Fame beckons. Moore admits to mixed emotions over his admission. "The problem to me is, Bill Black, myself and Elvis were a group, the Blue Moon Boys. We should have all gone in as a group. But I know there's a lot of politics in that kind of thing, and with this new category, I'm happy that it's opening up for so many other deserving guys down the road.
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Hey - don't forget about me, Brian!!!
1966... let's see, that makes me --
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Hey - don't forget about me, Brian!!!
1966... let's see, that makes me --
Oh well.
Buon Compleanno Craig!
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I found that my birthday was listed, but with the option of "hidden" - there are so many options in the User CP... I've been here nearly 2 years and still learning my way around!!
For my birthday - my best present was my daughter's words (that I have been agressively schooling all week): "Daddy"!!!! (Her Bday was Oct 4th - so she's 1yr 3 1/2 wks.)
Belated Happy Birthday, Graig!!
I hope you had a super magical day!!
"Most of my life I have done what I wanted to do. I have had fun on the job.I have never been able to confine that fun to office hours." ~ Walt Disney
Happy Birthday to you! Happy Birthday to you!
Happy Birthday dear JC, Rebecca & Craig!
Happy Birthday to you!
Hope you ALL had a great one!
jiminycricket, Rebecca102956 and Rocketeer
mini-V What will you celebrate?
Adult daycare for the kid inside you.
WHAFTFCOL now who wants a cookie!?!Copy Right of S&B LLC.SITTM... We have an App for that!
Yeah, I like Ninja Rubber Duckies FCOL!


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Hebrew Names Version (HNV) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 The beginning of the Good News of Yeshua the Messiah, the Son of God. | 1 The beginning of the gospel about Jesus Christ, the Son of God. |
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