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This may have already been brought up, but Twitch's "Ambush" move says in the description "cast Hide in the Shadows again to de-stealth" (or something similar to that). I presume the name of the move was once Hide in the Shadows and it just wasn't changed back? I don't know. Just something I noticed.
Oh, I should also point out that this is only in-game. Not on the website.


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By Eric T. Hansen
Special to The Washington Post
Sunday, September 4, 2005
BERLIN -- The first person to recognize that Anneliese Michel was possessed by demons was an older woman accompanying the girl on a pilgrimage. She noticed that Anneliese would not walk past a certain image of Jesus, refused to drink water from a holy spring and smelled bad -- hellishly bad. An exorcist in a nearby town examined Michel and returned a diagnosis of demonic possession. The bishop issued permission to perform the rite of exorcism according to the Roman ritual of 1614.
Half a year and 67 rites of exorcism later, Michel was dead at 23.
Anneliese Michel did not die in the Middle Ages, but in 1976, in the small town of Klingenberg, in the heart of one of the most civilized and advanced countries in Europe: Germany.
On Friday, the story that shocked Germany is coming to the big screen. Though set in America in the present, "The Exorcism of Emily Rose," which stars Tom Wilkinson as the priest who performed the exorcism and Laura Linney as his defense lawyer, is based on Michel's story and focuses not on the sensational exorcism itself but on the court case that followed.
Two years after Michel's death, a German court found her parents and the two priests involved guilty of negligent manslaughter and sentenced them to six months in prison, suspended with three years' probation.
What shocked Germany most was the fact that it could happen in a country that prides itself on being highly rational -- and highly secularized.
"The surprising thing was that the people connected to Michel were all completely convinced that she had really been possessed," says Franz Barthel, amazement still in his voice three decades after he covered the story for the regional daily paper Main-Post.
"Many years later, I visited the woman who first diagnosed the Devil," Barthel says. "She blessed my microphone with holy water because I was working for the radio then, and it was likely that the Devil was in control of the microphone."
Michel was raised in a strict Catholic family in Bavaria, which rejected the reforms of Vatican II and flirted with religious fringe groups. While other kids her age were rebelling against authority and experimenting with sex, she tried to atone for the sins of wayward priests and drug addicts by sleeping on a bare floor in the middle of winter.
According to court findings, she experienced her first epileptic attack in 1969, and by 1973 was suffering from depression and considering suicide. Soon she was seeing the faces of demons on the people and things around her, and voices told her she was damned.
Under the influence of her demons, Michel ripped the clothes off her body, compulsively performed up to 400 squats a day, crawled under a table and barked like a dog for two days, ate spiders and coal, bit the head off a dead bird and licked her own urine from the floor.
By 1975 Michel was asking for an exorcism. The Revs. Ernst Alt and Arnold Renz performed the rite 67 times over the first half of 1976. Some of the sessions took up to four hours. Forty-two sessions were recorded on tape.
Michel's recorded voice can still send shivers up your spine. It is the voice of a demon, growling, barking, inhuman -- and surprisingly like the voice of Linda Blair in "The Exorcist," which had been released in Germany two years earlier.
Sometimes the demons identified themselves -- as Cain, Nero, Judas, Lucifer, Hitler and others -- and even answered the exorcists' questions, explaining what was wrong with the church or why they were in Hell. "People are stupid as pigs," spat Hitler. "They think it's all over after death. It goes on." Judas said Hitler was nothing but a "big mouth" and had "no real say" in Hell.
Anyway, it wasn't the exorcism that killed Anneliese Michel.
At some point she began talking increasingly about dying to atone for the wayward youth of the day and the apostate priests of the modern church, and refused to eat. Though she had received treatment for epilepsy, by this time, at her own request, doctors were no longer being consulted.
She, her parents and the exorcists decided to rely completely on exorcism. By the time Michel died of starvation, she weighed only 68 pounds.
After her death, the Anneliese Michel trial also set reason against faith.
"I personally believe that this case was handled in such a way as to play down the reality of the Devil," says Norbert Baumert, Jesuit priest and chairman of the theological commission of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal in Germany, which cannot perform exorcism but practices "prayers for deliverance" from "demonic nuisance."
The trial went to the heart of faith: If the Bible is true, then the miracles must have really happened, and Satan must be real.
But it's not easy preaching the existence of the Devil to one of the most secularized countries in Europe. A study by research institute Infratest and published in the German newsweekly Der Spiegel last month showed that even among churchgoers, approximately a third of baptized Catholics and half of baptized Protestants do not believe in life after death.
"I understand the complaint that German theologians are too rational," says Klemens Richter, professor for liturgical science in Muenster. "But exorcism is all about helping the sick. In Anneliese Michel's case, the sickness was supported. When I go to a patient and support her in her delusion, she gets the impression that she really is possessed."
Exorcism is far more widespread today than most people imagine. According to Richter, there are about 70 practicing exorcists in France and just as many employed in Italy. In July this year, a congress in Poland was reportedly attended by about 350 practicing exorcists.
Germany is the major European exception. Here, there are only two or three practicing exorcists, and though they have the approval of their bishops, they operate in secret.
"Secularization has the church in its grip," says Ulrich Niemann, a Jesuit priest, medical doctor and psychiatrist who often has been called into exorcism cases by clergymen. "We do a lot for the Third World, but little for faith in a transcendent God. . . . The German church is far too cerebral."
Niemann doesn't consider himself an exorcist and doesn't perform the Roman ritual of 1614. "As a doctor, I say there is no such thing as possession," he says. "In my view, these patients are mentally ill. I pray with them, but that alone doesn't help. You have to deal with them as a psychiatrist. But at the same time, when the patient comes from Eastern Europe and believes that he's been impaired by evil, it would be a mistake to ignore his belief system."
After the Michel trial, German bishops and theologians formed a commission to review the exorcism rite, and in 1984 they petitioned Rome to change it.
The heart of the problem, they found, was the practice of speaking directly or "imperatively" to the Devil, that is, "I command thee, unclean spirit . . . " That part of the rite seemed to do the most damage, since it confirmed to the patient that he or she truly was possessed.
The Germans didn't get what they wanted.
"We were astonished when Rome issued a changed exorcism formula in 1999 which left open the possibility of speaking to the Devil directly," says Richter. "But you can't know for certain that a patient is truly possessed of the Devil."
Today, 30 years after Michel's death, with both exorcists and her father also dead (her mother couldn't be reached for this article), Michel is still revered by small groups of Catholics who believe she atoned for wayward priests and sinful youth, and honor her as an unofficial saint.
"Buses, often from Holland, I think, still come to Anneliese's grave," Barthel says. "The grave is a gathering point for religious outsiders. They write notes with requests and thanks for her help, and leave them on the grave. They pray, sing and travel on."


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There was a definite sense of change and evolution in everything about Justin Thornton and Thea Bregazzi's Spring 2013 show for Preen. For starters, the duo arranged a runway in the Darwin Centre of London's Natural History Museum on Sunday, their first British show after five years of presenting in New York. (Bregazzi is expecting her second child with Thornton in the coming weeks, and wanted to move back home before her delivery.) If those elements weren't enough of a tip-off, the line itself was filled with reptilian materials — both real and printed on chiffon and georgette — that were often sewn together in Preen's signature patchwork style. A sheer crocodile-print shirt in white and navy was paired with a stingray-print skirt in the same color palette as the show's opening look. Subsequent ensembles folded in python, armadillo, and the season's requisite stripes. One sleeveless printed dress with a handkerchief hem combined all the scaly animals at once.
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I received this photo taken by someone visiting a McDonald's in China this week.
Noting quite like a uniformed member of the People's Liberation Army selling french fries. You can't beat the revolutionaries locked arm in arm marching under the red banner of the Golden Arches.
I wanna trade-in my Little Red Book for a Happy Meal.
Surreal. Simply surreal. And, here, we have leftist nutjobs posting their doings on Facebook with their I-phone while protesting Wal-Mart and trying to disrupt commerce. If they were protesting slave-made Chinese products and the evils of communism, that'd be one thing. Instead, they're trying to destroy capitalism, that which makes it possible for them to envy the wealth they at least indirectly enjoy.
It's "kitch". People don't seriously think that it's revolution-inspired… only Americans might, because they don't realize communism completely disintegrated under Deng Xiaoping. It's a great thing that people can make fun of something like that and not undergo criticism for it.
Typo Nazi… it's spelled kitsch.
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Get the Lolita with whip. Beautiful to look at and a treat to enjoy. Great ambience ~ local treasure and hang out :)
Get the Lolita with whip. Beautiful to look at and a treat to enjoy. Great ambience ~ local treasure and hang out :)
Get the Lolita with whip. Beautiful to look at and a treat to enjoy. Great ambience ~ local treasure and hang out :)
We just love this coffee house! Excellant dark mochas with whipped cream! A must stop for a cold day in Loveland.
The pumpkin bread is one of the best I have ever had; moist and tender and a generous size to get you through the morning. The spinach bagel toasted with pesto cream cheese is also fabulous.
Came in for breakfast with my wife. She did a little writing. I did a little relaxing after we both enjoyed a tasty breakfast and some hot tea and coffee. The staff was pleasant and accommodating and the environment suited us just perfectly.
Barista knew the coffees but strangely not the roaster. Ordered a double shot 8oz low fat latte with espresso beans from Brazil. Run by two guys who look the part. Nice decor but very slow service. Latte was worth the wait though - good and strong because he gave me 3 shots instead of the 2 I ordered. Would come... More
My favorite coffeeshop in Loveland, Coffee Tree is the perfect place to get some work done, or meet some friends. There are a lot of tables without it feeling too overcrowded and packed in. Baristas are friendly and I've never been disappointed with the speciality drinks, though the Winnie the Pooh is my go-to. Loose-leaf tea for the non-coffee drinkers... More
I came here for coffee today and had the Knights in White Satin without the whip. It was one of the most delectable cups of coffee I have ever had. I also had a blueberry scone which was excellent. The service was quick and friendly. I would definitely come back.
I enjoy going here now and then when I am downtown. The atmosphere is quiet an relaxing and the baristas are very friedly.
Very popular coffee shop - often it is crowded which makes ordering slow. The atmosphere is somewhat sterile, even more so than Starbucks. Otherwise it's OK. It's just not my favorite.
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How To Build A Sandbox: Part 1
Building Clara a sandbox has been a project that was nearly a year in the making. Just check out this post about her first birthday party from last May (yes, our girl is a month away from being TWO). So much for "any day now."
My excuse, well, our excuse is that we couldn't figure out where we wanted it. We debated building one on wheels that could sit in the middle of the patio when in use (and be pulled out of the way and stored at all other times), but with so much land around us it felt like we should just find a permanent spot for one instead of making an eternally-rolling-around sandbox. I guess we just couldn't commit to a spot, so Project Sandbox went on an 11 month hiatus. Although the play sand that we had already started stocking did come in handy when sandbagging our basement when Hurricane Irene swept through in August. Though it mostly just sat in a sad pile in the backyard… a symbol of a broken promise. Picture a single tear sliding down my cheek as I say that.
But our recent outdoor projects have given us renewed energy to actually get this baby done. More specifically, while tidying up the patio we uncovered the perfect sandbox spot. It had been hiding behind the now-deceased-and-therefore-removed rhododendron which made way for what is now a nice big open area that's partially shaded by a pretty dogwood tree and adjacent to the patio. We instantly thought "hey, we could add a few stepping stones to lead Clara right to it from the patio, and it'll be nice to have it placed within our small fenced-in side yard." So we mulled it over for a little while longer and then decided that we weren't getting any younger (nor was Clara) and this was THE place. Sold.
It might look like a small cramped corner of the side garden, but it's actually a nice level 7 x 7′ area – perfect for housing something functional and fun for the bean.
Now we just had to figure out how we wanted to create this thing. I turned to Pinterest (yes, even I go to Pinterest sometimes even though I don't have an account myself) for inspiration. There were lots of cute, ingenious, and creative incarnations of sandboxes – some very intricate, some pretty straightforward, all proof that there's more than one way to skin this kitty. Here are some of our favorites: Dana Made It, Small & Friendly, Modern Parents Messy Kids, and Dover Projects.
I knew I wanted something pretty uncomplicated. I'm great at making things harder on myself than necessary, so I was determined not to make a simple sandbox more intricate (or stressful) than it needed to be. But, you'll see as I continue this post that I was only moderately successful at this. Anyways, the first step was clearing the area of – surprise! – liriope. Fortunately it wasn't too thick here so it was a pretty quick task.
Based on the available space, we decided we wanted a roughly 5′ x 5′ sandbox. Not huge, but large enough that Clara and a friend/cousin or two could play without knocking heads. So I measured it out and used some orange flags that the previous owner left in the basement (they marked off our property line during closing) to mark my corners.
I then dug out the area about 6″ so that the sandbox could actually be sunk in the ground. I figured this would achieve a couple of things. For one, it would help keep the box in one place (and keep its shape). But more importantly, it would allow us to make a deep enough box to allow for some good sand-digging (Clara exhibits signs of becoming a future archeologist thanks to her extreme love of digging). Sure we could've just made a taller box – but we wanted the sides to be low enough that Clara could get in and out without any trouble.
The hole wasn't perfectly level throughout, but I did want to make sure all four sides were level so that my boards would sit square and even. Speaking of the boards, these are 2 x 10″ pieces of framing lumber (the same stuff we used for our office desktop). We didn't get pressure treated wood since we learned that a lot of it is treated with chemicals that aren't meant for children to be in regular contact with (more on that here). So we decided regular framing lumber that we could seal for outside use would do the trick.
I bought two 10 ft pieces and had them cut into 5 ft lengths in the store (for about $17 total). We chose it because it's thicker than your average board so I thought it'd be nice and sturdy – and maybe wide enough for a toddler's bottom to sit on (we have both since perched our own bottoms on it and it's not too bad, although we prefer to sit in a nearby patio chair that we just turn to face the box). We decided not to do any actual seats or overhangs for one singular reason. KILLER SPIDERS. I had distinct memories of those being incessantly creepy and spider-webby in the sandbox that I had growing up (picture thick webs with sinister eight-legged things lurking under every overhang). Plus we always just sat right inside of it and played, so they never got used.
To seal and extend the life of our framing lumber we used some waterproof deck stain on it. We picked up some basic Behr stuff at Home Depot (for about $25). We chose the "Natural" stain after opting not to paint or otherwise add color to the sandbox. We were tempted to give it a cool pattern or color (we loved the striped example from Pinterest), but we figured that effort would be lost after the general wear and tear of being outside would make it dull and dirty (we intentionally buy wood, ORB, or black outdoor furniture/planters most of the time since after a rain the dirt speckles that pop up and are visible on painted items bum us out). Plus over time this finish will match the fence we added around the patio – so it'll hopefully just be a neutral color that repeats itself around the garden so it fits right in.
Here are the four sides all stained and drying (they're a little orange here, but look more natural outside – especially after we spreaded some rich dark mulch around them a bit later). The four pieces in the back were some scrap framing lumber that I had from another project (our desk perhaps?) that I cut into short corner posts on my table saw.
I did two coats of the stain on all sides of them as recommended on the can and let them dry over night. Then it was time to start assembling things so it no longer looked like I was digging a grave for a very skinny and very box-y creature.
Before installing the boards, I put down some Weed Block as a base. This would help block weeds (duh) while also creating a barrier between the sand and the dirt. Although we made a sandbox cover, we wanted to be sure to use something that allowed air and especially moisture/water to pass through so that our sandbox didn't get all clammy. In most cases, breathable = infinitely less nasty.
I had lots of leftover Weed Block from an old mailbox project so I laid two layers (going opposite directions) to help minimize sand-to-dirt contact. I held it down in the corners with some garden staples.
As far as construction, I ended up mimicking the design of Modern Kids Messy Parents' sandbox the most – thought instead of building my box and laying it into the hole, I built mine in place (I worried about being able to maneuver the already-constructed box as easily).
The basic system here is that I dug a stake into each corner. They were only 4 or 5″ inches into the ground, so ultimately they didn't provide that much stability (that instead came from the boards themselves). So mainly the stakes were just helpful in providing a common place for each board to be attached.
After digging each stake in (and packing some dirt around it before recovering the area with Weed Block) I used a square ruler to make sure my corners were 90-degrees.
Then I drilled in some 2.5″ exterior decking screws – one from the outside and one from the inside – to attach the board to the stake.
It wasn't the fastest system in the world, I'll admit (since there was lots of triple checking level and square corners) but I slowly started to get what looked like a sand box. Minus the sand.
Here's the completed box. I was DYING to just dump sand into it and invite Clara out to play, but there was still more to do to make sure it was toddler-ready. Sigh.
First I had to backfill the sides with dirt so that there wasn't a moat around the edge. You'll also note in this picture that I placed the board on top of the Weed Block fabric (see it peeking out there). That was to help it stay in place even better.
Here it is with dirt all filled in around it. Of course now it looks like it's begging for sand inside and mulch outside. That would still have to wait because there's still one more critical element to this sand box…
…A COVER! You know to keep neighborhood cats from thinking it's a giant litter box. And to keep birds from dropping some presents if they're flying by. But not just any cover. One with hardware that hinges open and can be secured so we don't worry about Clara pulling it closed on herself. Yup, Sherry and I did some brainstorming, and we had some fun coming up with a cover that adds safety and function to the whole shebang. And since this post is already too long, I'm gonna put the details about making the cover in a second post for you this afternoon. Hence the title of The Sandbox Chronicles. It's not quite Narnia, but it's a heartwarming story of a girl and her toy trucks.
You're probably already getting a sense that I made it more complicated than it needed to be (you'd be right), but ultimately we're really happy with how it all turned out. And since I feel bad about writing a whole post with no shots of the sandbox actually in use, how's this for a sneak preview?
Anyone have any sandbox stories / memories / projects to share with the group? I know I loved mine growing up, but Sherry didn't have one so I wonder if they're a regional thing. Have you taken 11 months to get something done that you thought was "just around the corner?" Let's commiserate.
Psst- We had fun weighing in on some open shelving pro/con chatter over here.
Pssssst- To read The Sandbox Chronicles in their entirety, here's Part 2 (about building the lid which secures to the fence for safety reasons) and Part 3 (about swapping what we found out was "bad sand" for pea gravel).
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My kids would love one, but my husband has a sand box phobia! I guess growing up with cats and having to clean the litter box will do that to you!
Now John just needs to build a swingset for her!
Our kids had a sandbox, their daddy made, they loved it. I noticed Clara had on jeans, wise choice. LOL Little girls and sandboxes, not good, nuff said. ;-) *did Clara get the truck for Easter? Our grandson Tate got one just like it.* Anxiously waiting for the next post.
This summer I wanted my kids to play in a sandbox but I HATE sand, plus I don't want to give up too much of my yard and the thought of the kids actually sitting in the sand grosses me out. SOOOO I am going to buy two under the bed plastic storage boxes and fill them with sand and some sand toys and have little portable sand boxes. One for each kid.
My parents bought my sisters and I one of those sandboxes from Walmart that was shaped like a turtle – the lid was the turtle shell. They put it on our backporch. Of course, now that I think about it, it was kind of a ridiculous purchase anyway since we lived right on the river and there was sand everywhere anyway! :)
We had a sandbox for our children but even covered, it constantly had tons of spiders in it. Not sure why that is, if it's a regional thing (we're in Kentucky) or if they just happened to like our sand (colored sand)…either way, we ended up getting rid of it. It was a real bummer.
I had one of the classic Playskool plastic turtle sandboxes. I remember that I used to love using water in the sandbox, and we had a couple trees around that would drop down their helicopter seeds (which I also loved), so every spring we'd find little baby trees starting to grow in the sand. :) Eventually one of his turtle eyes cracked and fell off, but that was probably by the time I was almost in middle school so it should have been gotten rid of before then anyway.
Oh, this brings back memories! We had a sandbox in our backyard when my sister and I were little. I'm older, and because I'm terribly mean, I thought it would be hilarious if I could get my sister to eat sand. I believe I was 4 and she was 2. So I put some wet sand on a wooden spoon I swiped from the kitchen (a hoodlum in training, I tell ya), and told her it was chocolate.
She ate it! She immediately realized it wasn't chocolate, but I'm pretty sure some of it got digested anyway.
And then I tried the same thing like a year later and she fell for it again. Hahahaha. (I'm so mean.)
Anyone looking for additional sandbox eye candy – Ashley English at Small Measure DIY'ed an adorable one for her son. I love the garden stones around the edges to keep the sand out of the mulch and soil of the garden. http://small-measure.blogspot.com/2012/03/mr-sandman.html
So glad you decided against the seats!! I have distinct memories about spiders as well, more specifically Black Widows here in VA. YIKES. :-) Excited to see the post this afternoon!
I'm from New Jersey and I had a sandbox! Mine was not hand-made. It was a plastic turtle (I still see them around) and the turtle shell protected the sand. I loved that thing. I also loved my swing set.
I love this so much! My dad built us a sandbox and it was one of our favorite places to play. We spent hours and hours there and I have such fond memories of it. It looked a whole lot like the one you made, but the key was that he put 2x6s (I'm guessing) around the edges so we had a nice comfy place to sit while playing…no need to have your bum in the sand if you didn't want to, but also no need to sit on the uncomfortable 2″ side of the 2x10s! I think he may have done it so he didn't have to sit in the sand with us, but our bums appreciated it all the same! And our cover was just a piece of plywood…but it did take two kids to get it on or off :)
My sister and I had a giant tractor tire sandbox. There were always spiders under the lip of it. Terrifying! But it was awesome having our own space to dig and play.
Can't wait to see the finished project! Clara will get years of fun from your hard work! Good job, daddy!
A cover is definitely in order. I had a sandbox in 2nd grade that was left from the previous owners and there was no cover on it so all I really remember is stepping on the knobby twigs that would fall from the pine-like tree it was under. I could barely go in there barefoot that stupid tree dropped so much in there. Now that I think about it, I REALLY hope those were young dark brown pine cones I would pick out and throw across the yard. :\
I grew up near you in Mount Vernon, VA and I did have my own sandbox growing up. I don't remember having spider issues though despite having a seat on either side.
I remember the ones at my church though. I don't know where they got their sand but every once in a while you would find shark teeth in it.
oh yeah! my parents used to get "Bermuda Sand" for our sandbox, it was soft & white, and had teeny tiny sea shells in it. We never found a shark tooth, though.
When our boys were little, my husband spent about a year studying the yard/shade/etc…looking for the perfect location (I was bit skeptical). After much to do, he created a hexagon shaped sandbox near the deck under a maple tree that provided shade all day long. After almost 20 years, I'm still impressed with his thoughtfulness and creativity.
Cheers to Clara and her new sandbox.
I loved my sandbox when I was little, especially when we would beg our parents to let us fill up a mote we dug with "just a tiny bit of water" and then would end up flooding the whole thing and having the best time over. I'm so glad I get to continue my sand love with one of my campers that I work one-on-one with. We spend at least 50% of every weekend together in the sandbox at camp. :D
I got my kids a sandbox last year and they love it so much (they are 2 and 4). This past Sunday they spent 2 hours in the sandbox without making a peep while I worked on my garden. One of the best tips someone gave me is keep baby powder near the door entering the house. Just sprinkle some on her or her clothes and all the sand comes right off….no sand in the house!
I had a sandbox growing up and loved it. What a fun gift for Clara
We are just about to start a sandbox. We moved to TX almost 3 years ago. Our land is all sand, so we knew we would eventually build one- hooray for free sand! This last weekend, Lowe's had railroad ties on clearance so we finally made the purchase. We don't have kids, so it will just be for little visitors. Our dog will keep the cats away- no need for a lid :) Looking forward to more details on your sandbox.
OK, so I just read some warnings about using railroad ties for sandboxes. I think we'll be returning them to Lowe's asap!
I can't wait to see the finished product! And adorable Clara playing in it :)
I had a big sandbox growing up in which my best friend and I spent every. day. playing. We created a mermaid lagoon in it (big Ariel fans). Clara is going to LOVE IT!!
Sandbox story or that should be sanboxes story. Although there is ample land on which to have a sandbox we did not have one until the second set of twins was born. My father was the one who decided he would build it. I don't know what he thought a sandbox was for but he just built up this little stamp size box, filled it with sand and felt he had done a good piece of work. He had done actually, but good heavens two kids in there couldn't move without stepping on the other's toes, let alone four, the ensueing tears and squabbling wasn't worth the effort, besides every cat and dog in the neighbourhood thought this was a grand relieving station, yuck!!. When kiddo number five arrived and then number six well you can imagine what that tiny little space turned into, double yuck!! By my kitchen door there was the remnants of an old time potager that was quite large. Hubby's dad who is a retired architect came to visit a few summers ago and as though by magic my small army had a beautiful sandbox. He used the full size of the old garden 9×13 or thereabouts which gives each child enough space to do his thing. It is really nice, painted in bright colors and little seats all around. The boys seem to enjoy it more than the girls however. The gals don't like sand in their sandals and won't go barefoot, so I seldom see them in there. Our crazy pooch doesn't like it either, he wants that smelly old one back. Granddad planted a beautiful maple tree there and the pooch often goes there to dig around and even sleep in its shade on hot summer days. Can't please everyone!
My parents built a sandbox for my sister and me when we were little. I honestly don't remember using it much, although my parents have plenty of photos suggesting we did. What I remember is several years later we discover a lone corn stalk growing out of it! With corn and everything! It was so bizarre. But I guess that's Kansas for ya.
I'm sure someone else has already sent this to you, but a friend just passed it along to me and I had to share. Sherry–I can't believe you were on MTV!!! Why did you give up your rapping career?!
What an awesome project. I LOVED my sandbox when I was young. We lived in an apartment, so my Grandpa made me one at their house. I was over their house a lot and I played with it all the time. And yes I even had a cover on it. Thanks for bringing back wonderful memories of my Grandparents house. Great times!!! :)
Looks great!! Our 4 love the "sandbox" which was already part of the swing-set- built under the fort. However, after months of trying to sweep up sand from the floors downstairs and it scratching them by getting under chairs etc, I switched the sand to pea gravel! It has been great! Falls right off and doesn't get tracked into the house! Maybe I just don't clean up after my kids very well! :) Have you had any issues with that?
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- Though technically a granny hexagon, I had to include Attic24's beautiful tutorial. The general concept is the same! She shows you how to make the hexagons and join them as you crochet (joining-as-you-go method) into a gorgeous blanket. I'm not sure if you are up to 16 different kinds of yarn, but you certainly have to check out this colorful creation.
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I like using granny squares or pentagons, or hexagons, etc. to make afghans. But instead of making several small shapes, I make one large one. I take a single color and make the shape until the skein is finished, then take a 'trim' color and work 1 or 2 rows of single crochet. The next color is worked in the granny stitch to the end of the skein, then the trim color in sc, and so on until all the colors I'm using have been finished. I complete the shape with the trim color. Each color makes fewer and fewer rows. Using varying shades of a single color from very dark to very light and eliminating the trim rows results in an afghan color explosion! These are great for kids afghans. They are quick to complete and can be made in their favorite color or colors. Also, 24 or 36 inch shapes make great afghans for car seats or strollers.
like some of the patterns, good idea and nice how the color is put together on items
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Thread: How many test?
How many test?
I was just wondering how many department and how many years it took people to get hired by a department. So far I have taken 5 test within a year. Im on some list but no offer yet.
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Not on the job yet but I'll add my experiences. I've taken 8 tests over the course of a year and a half. I'm still "in the process" of 2 of them, and am on the others list.
Still, no offer means no job, so I could be on 100 lists and it won't mean anything to me until I get that call/letter.
Keep chugging along and good luck bro.
It took 2 years and about 7 tests. It was tough to get hired in Minnesota since their are only a handful of FT depts.
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It's not how many
I have talked to people that have tested for years and had every cert and credential in the book and didnt get a job until they were 40. I have also talked to three guys this year that were under 20, two had EMT one didnt, all got 100% with L.A. city on their first test.
The question really isnt how long or how many tests you have taken. The correct question is how long and how many tests did it take someone before they went into one prepared. There is a definite learning curve in testing, the more you take the better you will get, to a point. The problem is that we dont tell you where you did good, and were you need to improve. We give you an 86%, then you have to figure out what you did right and what needs improvement.
Everyone seems to prepare for the physical agility test, they spend years investing in being physically fit. The written test is what it is and people prepare until they are confident they can pass. But for the oral interview, that is usually 100% of you score, most guys Wing it. Ill just wait and see what they ask and answer on the fly. Let me be clear here, no one is good at oral interviews. It is a learned skill and as such you can speed up the learning curve by preparing.
While every department has their own test, they all seem to be pretty similar. Even in other countries they ask pretty much the same stuff. I have people prepare for seven questions:
1. Tell us a little about yourself
2.Why do you want to be a firefighter?
3.What have you done to prepare for the job of firefighter?
4. Why do you want to work for this city, or agency?
5. What is customer service, and how does it affect us in the fire service?
6. What is ethnic diversity, and how does it affect us in the fire service?
7. A closing statement?
If you can go into an interview and know that you have well thought out, well planned, memorized answers to these questions, which you had memorized to the point you couldnt forget them, you could go into the interview and be you. That is the guy that is going to get you the job. I tell people that if you went into an interview and didnt want to work there, they would probably offer you a job, because you would be relaxed.
Being comfortable and confident in yourself, helps us be comfortable and confident in offering you this job.
By the way it took me three years and five tests. I knew everything and didnt do to well. When I finally listened to my dad, Capt Bob, I got hired on the next test. It turned out my dad wasnt as dumb as I thought. He seems to have gotten smarter every year Ive gotten older.
Good Luck, Capt Rob
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I personally tested for 2 departments within about a year and was hired. But depending on the requirements of the department you may have better or worse luck. Our department requires that you be a paramedic to get hired, but not test. Thus, you may be at the bottom of the list, but if no one ahead of you is a paramedic, they are passed over when offerred the position. Find out what the departments are looking for. We have 60 FF's, and the list is not long.
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I purchase this small caddy organizer at Target Bramalea Centre. I've been wanting to buy this kind of organizer to put in the basement washroom since that's the place where I do all my beauty routine. So I put all the makeups that I regularly use, including my facial moisturizers, toner etc. blablabla.
Having this kind of organizer will make my life easier and faster without messing up my things and making the area looks messy and dirty. My area is small and it is important to keep things organize and clean all the time.Sunday, October 19, 2014
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Latest Selfie
This is the latest selfie I have on my file, I thought it would be nice to share it here.
I am happy with result of all the beauty routine I am doing for my skin plus the makeup application I am doing, I really think the way I out on my makeup makes me look fresh and natural.
I scrub my face regularly with clean warm face towel to remove those extra dirt and oil sitting on my facial skin. I used this in replacement of those facial scrub cream I am using before. This is more economical and more natural and it works.
I am putting more Glutamax cream than usual and I've notice that my face looks clearer.
It's good to take care of yourself. It makes me feel confident and happy for myself,
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Makeup For Tiring Day
This was taken yesterday before me and hubby went to church. I was a little bit tired so I thought it would be good to put a little more makeup.
I applied a dark brown matte eye shadow using light matte beige for highlight. I used the same brown eyeshaow to highlight the shape of my nose. Then put on a little bit more of dark brown eyeliner, a very light blush and a lipstick.I just comb my hair and put on a scarp to put my black blouse a little life .
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Red long Skirt and Scarp
I bought this long red skirt with the red scarp. It was on sale so I grab it soon as I saw it. I also wanted to buy the blue long skirt on the other store but just decided not to. I need to save money since I don't have much customer right now. I just needed to buy something for myself as a reward for my hard work.
I will match it to most of my blouse and shirt. And wearing this red scarp will make it look nicer. I am planning to wear it next weekend when we watch the play. I can't wait to take a picture of me and post it on my timelineTuesday, September 9, 2014
Breakout Due To Sinusitis Allergy
I wanted to post this picture on my FB timeline, but the pimple breakout around my upper lips and chin are obvious. hehehehhe
I am really having breakout lately. I don't know why. The allergy doctor said it might be because of my allergy sinusitis.
I will go to the allergy clinic tomorrow to pay the medication that will be injected to me for a couple of weeks> This make my body immune system stronger in fighting the allergy. As I've said, this medication will be send to my family doctor. I need to go back to the allergy clinic to get the receipt to send to my insurance for claiming.
Saturday, September 6, 2014
Sinusitis Medications
Today I buy all the medications that the doctor prescribe for my sinusitis allergy.
This one is a nasal spray to clean my nose. It's an over the counter medicine so I have to pay it with my own money because it is not covered by our insurance. I have to use it 2 times a day. This two sinusitis medication is covered by my insurance so I didn't spend anything on these.The other one is another nasal spray that I will use 2 times a day for the first 2 weeks and then once a day after, until next year.
And the other one is an antibiotic for sinusitis infection, that I have to take 2 times a day for the first 2 weeks and then once a day after, until it's finish. It's good for about 4 weeks.
I really hope it will work for my sinusitis.