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Cottage Homes, Greendale Road, Port Sunlight, early 1900s
This postcard is unused but the reverse tells us it was printed and published by Lever Brothers Limited, who built the homes at Port Sunlight Village in 1888. A boy is merrily bowling his hoop along the road and two girls are chatting together - all three are smartly dressed and wearing hats.
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3. Two well-resourced research centres at Mobberrley and Crewe Library which both have substantial holdings of parish registers on film, monumental inscriptions, CD/DVDs, fiche and books.
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I am the administrator of a project investigating the genetic relationships between male holders of the Bracey name and it's variants. We have recently found a cluster of Bracey/Bracy chaps in the USA who are all the genetic descendants of William Bressee of Isle of Wight County, Virginia in the seventeenth century.
The Bracey surname is historically found in three locations in England, South Gloucestershire, Cheshire and Norfolk (apart from a London population from at least 1600 that are considered likely migrants, possibly from all three of those counties). We know that the South Gloucestershire family are genetically distinct from that of the Virginia patriarch and our group would like to probe the relationship between the Cheshire Bressy/Bracey family and these two clusters.
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Maurizio Seracini is the director of the Center for Interdisciplinary Science for Art, Architecture, and Archaeology (CISA3) at the University of California San Diego's California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology (Calit2). He is a pioneer in the use of multispectral imaging and other diagnostic tools as well as analytical technologies as applied to works of art and structures. He has studied more than 2,500 works of art and historic buildings.
Seracini joined Calit2 in 2006, more than thirty years after graduating from UCSD with a B.A. in bioengineering in 1973. Seracini returned to Italy for graduate school and received the Laurea degree in electronic engineering from the University of Padua, where he went on to study medicine. From 1975-77, he participated in the Leonardo Project to locate the long-lost fresco, "The Battle of Anghiari" (a project sponsored by the Armand Hammer Foundation, Kress Foundation, and the Smithsonian Institution). In 1977, Seracini established Editech, a Florence-based company that was the first to provide art and architectural diagnostic services. In 1979 he co-founded the Interdisciplinary Center for Ultrasonic Diagnostics in Medicine, also in Florence.
Since 1980, Seracini has lectured at institutions in Italy and abroad, including Argentina and the United States. He has been an adjunct professor at the University of Florence in its School of Engineering, School of Architecture, and School of Natural, Physical, and Mathematical Sciences. He has also lectured at the International University of Art in Florence; the University of Ca' Foscari (Venice); and the University of Calabria (Cosenza), where he remains an adjunct research professor in the School of Engineering and the School of Arts and Humanities.
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The new NV charts App is free and makes it a simple matter to download NV charts' superior chart regions to iPads, iPhones and all iOS platforms as well as Android operating devices. For years, NV charts has offered paper charts, as well as digital versions for download onto a laptop or notebook PC for navigation. NV charts recently announced the availability of the company's digital format products on SIM cards for use in chartplotters.
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SCSU Graduate Council February 1, 2010 Minutes Present Councilors: Arts and Sciences —John Critzer, Nicole Fluhr, Scott Graves, Andrew Karatjas, Jessica Kenty-Drane, Jane McGinn, Dina Moore, Jessie Whitehead Business — Wafeek Abdelsayed, James Thorson SCILS —Gayle Bogel, Elsie Okobi, Hrvoje Podnar, Education— Bob Axtell, William Diffley, Suzanne Duke, Margaret Generali, Adam Goldberg, Mary Jo Kramer, George Olshin, Lara Smetana, David Squires, Maravene Taylor-Roscow HHS— Suzanne Carroll, Glenda DeJarnette, Deborah Flynn, Esther Howe, Antonia Nelson, Mary Purdy, Barbara Worden Guests/Observers: Dean Sandra Holley, Lisa Galvin, Cesarina Thompson, Provost Selase Williams, Ken Florey, Patricia DeBarbieri, Nancy Bobrek 1. Call to Order Chairperson Jane McGinn called the meeting to order at 1:06 pm. 2. Disposition of Minutes from December 7, 2009 Graduate Council Meeting. The minutes of December 7, 2009 were passed unanimously. 3. Announcements a. Office of the Dean of Graduate Studies Dean Sandra Holley Dean Holley welcomed and introduced the leadership of the Graduate Students Affairs Committee (GSAC): Chairperson Kurt Sollanek from Exercise Science and Vice Chairperson Brian Mason from the MBA program. Dean Holley recently met with the GSAC leadership to discuss their agenda for the semester. Kurt Sollanek discussed some of the upcoming events that GSAC will sponsor including an informational session by hosted by Dr. Misty Ginicola on "How to Apply to Graduate School" and another activity with Career Services to help graduate students after they have graduated. Mr. Sollanek announced that the first Thursday in May will be the Graduate Research Symposium which is an open forum for Graduate Research Fellows to report on their research. Mr. Sollanek also announced that GSAC has funds available for various graduate student activities including conference attendance, research and guest speakers. GSAC can also help to fund research projects on a case-by-case basis. Mr. Sollanek suggested that interested students look at the Graduate School website or email him (email@example.com) for more information. 1 Dean Holley announced that the graduate enrollment statistics as presented by the Office of Management and Institutional Research today showed full-time graduate enrollment increased .9% from last spring. We have a total of 965 full-time graduate students for this spring compared to 956 at the same time last year. Dean Holley also explained that the part-time enrollment continues to decline. We are down in part-time enrollment by -4.6% with a total of 2,155 part-time graduate students for the Spring semester 2010. This decline in part-time enrollment has been a steady trend since 2003 and is happening nationally as well as at Southern. Dean Holley noted that it is imperative that we remain cognizant of our numbers and give attention to graduate enrollment management. Graduate enrollment happens in many stages, from recruitment onward, and depends in large part on faculty. Faculty advisement is a very important part of enrollment. Following a review of Fall semester 2009 grades, students were placed on academic probation and students were dismissed from their graduate programs by the Graduate School Office. Assistant Dean Lisa Galvin handles the probation and dismissal processes and explained the process to the Graduate Council. She runs a report after grades are posted and anyone who falls below a 3.0 overall GPA is placed on probation. Students are given 9 credits to bring up their GPA before they are dismissed. Assistant Dean Galvin will email the student's advisor before doing any dismissals. Dean Holley recommended that all academic departments that have graduate programs establish a committee to review the academic performance of their graduate students on a semester basis, place them on probation, dismiss the student if appropriate, and copy the Graduate School office on all actions taken. Assistant Dean Galvin also discussed the web chat that she hosts on Thursdays from 2-3. An announcement appears on the Graduate School website inviting students who have questions to participate in a regularly scheduled web chat. She reports that there has been a very good turnout each week. Students can also interact with each other during these chats as well. Although web chat is for anyone, she finds that most participants are in the application stage. Dr. Cesarina Thompson reported on the status of the Graduate catalog. She just received the catalog from the copy editor with changes from the departments. The catalog is currently ahead of schedule compared to last year. Dr. Thompson would like to have Graduate Program Coordinators review the catalog either this Thursday (February 4) from 1-4 PM or Friday (February 5) from 9-12. An email reminder will be sent to all Graduate Program Coordinators. The Ad Hoc Special Project Committee will be reconvened this spring to prepare the Special Project Guidelines that will address the operational mechanisms for the review 2 and evaluation of the special project. Dean Holley would like to have the guidelines ready for April for approval in May. The SCSU Thesis Guidelines have been revised and an email has been sent to all graduate program chairs and coordinators. The revised guidelines are on the Graduate School website. Dean Holley would like to thank Dr. Thompson, Dr. Sandra Bulmer (PCH) and Dr. Gerry Lesley (CHE) for their input. Dean Holley reported that the academic Deans Council held a retreat during the winter break and considerable time was spent discussing how we will meet the challenges resultant from our current economic issues. Clearly we must examine and modify the way that we conduct business. We must look at enrollment, meeting the needs of students, sequencing of courses, alternative models of curriculum delivery, interdisciplinary collaborations, and best practices. Other topics included: institutes, global education, and community diversity. Dean Holley announced that the Graduate School will host its Open House on Thursday April 22nd. She noted that as always they rely upon the active participation of the representative(s) from each graduate program. She looks forward to a successful event. b. Office of the Provost Dr. Selase W. Williams Provost Williams discussed the university's budget concerns. He explained that the budget going into next year will remain fairly flat from this year. The deferred salary increases we would have received are being passed on to next year and the university will have to pick up this cost. Another concern is that due to paycheck scheduling the university will have to cover an extra full week of paychecks next year with no additional resources to cover this extra week. There are no mandated cuts currently; however there will have to be a budget reduction because of these two reasons. The provost also explained that Governor Rell was not allowed make reductions in the budget this year because the state received stimulus money from President Obama that prevented cuts to education. Next year will be the last year of these stimulus funds, so Provost Williams anticipates that the governor will take this time to pass along budget cuts to education. The provost hopes that President Obama will see the need to extend the stimulus money, but cautions that we have to plan for the worst. The administration is currently examining plans for the university if the budget reduction ranges anywhere from 5% to as high as 20%. Provost Williams noted that 40% of the university's budget comes from state appropriations, and if we had to cut this, it would make things very difficult. Even if this reduction was only 5%. positions that have not been filled would have to be frozen. A 10- 15% reduction would mean major reorganization of the University including exploration of alternative delivery systems and elimination and/or consolidation of programs. Provost Williams announced that there will be a Town Hall meeting to discuss the budget numbers soon. 3 Provost Williams was asked what some of the scenarios might be for extreme budget cuts. The provost gave several suggestions including an increase in the size of large lectures and an increase in the number and enrollment cap of online courses. The Provost also discussed the reorganization of School of Communication, Information, and Library Sciences. He is currently in discussions will all 4 affected departments regarding where they would like to be housed. The provost hopes to have an announcement about this within the next month. Provost Williams reported on the Higher Education Act and the implications for the university. The act contains textbook cost containment measures that will go into effect on July 1, 2010. These cost containment measures will require that faculty give students the ISBN for all texts used in class. The administration is working with Barnes and Noble so that they will post the ISBN online. The ISBN will allow students to search for the text book elsewhere and potentially reduce text book costs. Provost Williams encouraged the faculty to get textbook information to the bookstore as early as possible. The Higher Education Act will require that students have access to the ISBN number at the time of course registration. Provost Williams is currently working with Patricia Zibluk in SPAR to apply for a grant for Title III money from the federal government. This funding opportunity is dedicated to enhance educational opportunities for diverse student populations and could result in funding up to 5 million dollars over 5 years. Although Southern currently doesn't qualify because we don't have 25% or more diversity on campus, Provost Williams feels that we can demonstrate that we support minority students on campus. Part of the strategic plan was to enhance and increase diversity on campus. These efforts will position the university well to qualify for a Title III grant. They will send in a grant application this year, and even if it is not awarded, they hope for feedback from reviewers to aid another proposal submission next year. 4. Standing Committees a. Academic Standards (ASC) Dr. James Thorson Dr. Thorson announced that the report from Counseling and School Psychology (CSP) is available from committee members. He noted that the committee will be meeting next Monday from 1-3 PM in EN C 020 which will be their meeting room for the spring semester. Dr. Patricia DeBarbieri from CSP requested that the Graduate Council consider reviewing the 5-year proposal process in a future meeting. She suggested that to streamline the process Council might consider online submissions of the report or on CD as a way to save paper and copying costs. Dr. DeBarbieri also asked the Council to consider whether programs that have recently been accredited, such as CSP, be able to submit the accreditation report while adding in sections that are particular to the Graduate 4 Council review process. Dr. DeBarbieri's request was seconded by another Council member. Dr. McGinn suggested that we discuss this proposal as new business at a future meeting. Dr. McGinn noted that the Graduate Council does have strict guidelines from NEASC that govern the nature of the 5 year review process. Dr. Worden noted that the Social Work program is currently being reaccredited nationally and then coming up for review with the Graduate Council as well. She suggested that the ASC could consider two types of review, one for programs that have national accreditation already and another for programs that do not have outside accreditation. Dr. Thorson announced that report from the MBA Business program has been postponed to the March meeting. Thus, the March meeting will have two reports one from Business and one from Counseling and School Psychology. b. Curriculum Committee Dr. Glenda DeJarnette Dr. DeJarnette extended her appreciation to her colleagues on the Curriculum Committee for all of their hard work. She also noted that they will extend the meeting time of the committee with meetings beginning at 11:15 on the first Monday of the month. Dr. DeJarnette reported that on 1/29/10 she spoke with Dr. Dwight Smith, Chair of Biology, who indicated that there is no one to assume the course offerings formerly taught by Dr. Carlos Ramirez, and it is unclear, given the current state of affairs, that the courses will be offered in the near future. Thus the Curriculum Committee moved to Table Indefinitely BIO 507 "Ethnobotany" and BIO 514 "Urban Botany" as the Department of Biology has indicated that the course proposals can not be revised nor the courses assumed by existing faculty. Dr. Ramirez's untimely death has left a void of expertise in this developing area of study at this time. The Graduate Council voted to approve that BIO 507 and BIO 512 be Tabled Indefinitely. The vote was unanimous. The Curriculum Committee Tabled the MBA Minor Revision proposal noting that while the 9 credit requirement appears to be within the bounds of a "Non-substantive change" for a revised program (< 12 credit hours) the proposal format is not in compliance with Department of Higher Education (DHE) guidelines. Moreover, the proposal suggests that there would be degree specifications for the various MBA specializations; such official designation means degree title change and best fits with a "Program Modification" which would also require DHE oversight. The Graduate Council voted to approve that the MBA Minor Revision proposal be tabled because it is an incorrect type of proposal for the content presented. The vote was unanimous The Graduate Council moved to Approve with Minor Revisions the following course proposals: SED 611 "Inclusion Strategies for Students with Developmental Disabilities" 5 and CMD 656 "Literacy in the Practice of Speech Language Pathology". The vote was unanimous for both course proposals. c. Procedures Committee: Dr. David Squires Four departmental selections for Graduate Faculty status were submitted by their graduate department: Dr. Christine Broadbridge (Physics), Dr. Karen Cummings (Physics), Dr. Elliot Horch (Physics), and Dr. Matthew Enjalran (Physics). The Procedures Committee supports these applications to the Graduate Faculty. d. Old Business None. e. New Business The Graduate Council welcomed Dr. Wendy Chang, Chief Information Officer to discuss several changes and upgrades that will affect the university. Dr. Chang announced that the Banner upgrade is scheduled to start on February 11 and that Banner will be shut down over President's Weekend. She hopes that Banner will be up by the 17th. Dr. Chang explained that Banner 8 is very similar to Banner 7 from a user interface perspective so users of Banner should still see that things look similar. Dr. Chang also explained that as of February 17 there will be a sync of MYSCSU and windows accounts so that each person will only have one account and password. IT will also roll out a self-service password reset tool and Dr. Chang expects that this will reduce the number of calls to the Help Desk that are password related. A Council member asked Dr. Chang why it is always necessary to submit a work order when calling the Help Desk, and whether some questions might just be answered quickly. Dr. Chang explained that student workers, who answer the Help Desk calls, are not necessarily technically savvy and have to pass the request along to qualified staff. Dr. Chang is working to change this so that Help Desk staff can answer some basic questions. IT has made some progress in this area by working on formal training programs for Help Desk workers and additional tools so that IT staff don't have to be physically present to repair machines. Dr. Chang also explained that another big project that IT is working on is to switch student email to a new program. This program will provide students with email, online storage, and an opportunity to interact online. Students will have a much larger storage capacity then they currently have. It is possible that adjunct faculty could move to this system as well, but this move would not happen until Fall 2010. Full-time faculty will not be moved to this program due to confidentiality issues. They still want full-time faculty email to be hosted by the university. IT is also working to provide full-time faculty with a larger storage capacity on Exchange and on the network drive as well. 6 Dr. Chang discussed plans to control student printing on campus. Beginning on July 1 they want to start charging students to print for both black and white as well as color printing (currently students are only charged for color printing). Dr. Chang explained that many of the computer labs on campus are very crowded, and she feels that some of this is due to students using these labs to print. If the university begins to charge for student printing, Dr. Chang believes that there will be a drop in lab use. IT is also working on mobile printing so that students could log in to the server and then print to the closest printer. Dr. Chang would like to see more students using their own personal computers and to reduce the numbers of computers that are in labs. She estimates that the cost of black and white printing will be around 5 cents per page consistent with what other universities charge. A suggestion was made from a Council member who teaches writing intensive courses to try to reduce the number of pages that students are required to print. Students can submit papers online and faculty can grade and make comments to these papers without printing at all. Dr. Chang responded to a question regarding Windows 7 upgrades. She explained that Windows 7 upgrades will start as soon as new machines are given. If a particular faculty member requests an upgrade, IT will provide it if necessary. Upgrades for Mac users will be handled in the same way. Dr. Chang also addressed questions and concerns regarding Sonic Wall, the spam filter for the university. Sonic Wall has not been working well for the last month. Dr. Chang has been working with representatives from Sonic Wall and they have not been able to fix these problems. IT has plans to migrate to a different spam filter service in May to align with the student migration to the new email service. Dr. Chang reported that Sonic Wall is currently functioning. Dr. Chang also responded to several questions regarding problems in high tech classrooms. Although there are staff available to help with problems in these rooms, a lot of the equipment in these rooms is old and outdated and there is not always enough staff available to handle all problems. Dr. DeBarbieri extended her appreciation to Dr. Chang for all the work that she has done and for being so approachable. Dr. McGinn also extended her appreciation to Dr. Chang for speaking with the Graduate Council. The meeting was adjourned at 2:45 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Dina Moore Secretary 7
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My primary phone is a nexus1 running CM7, but I recently bought, for work purposes, an Azerty HTC chacha because of its well-made hardware keyboard
I quickly decided to S-OFF it, mainly to be able to root it and remove memory-exhausting bloatware & unneeded apps such facebook etc..
So i got an XTC clip and S-OFFed it successfully, then flashed CWM following the adequate thread, then rooted it.
But I soon realized that the XTC clip had also set my CID to 11111111 (superCID) (previously : HTC__203 which is a French CID) and removed backupCID.
And from that moment, I've completely lost my azerty keyboard!
What I tried so far:
- pressing FN key + space bar and selecting French -> still on qwerty
- getting keyboard layout files / edit manually in /system/usr/.. -> didn't work (still qwerty layout),
- tried changing the CID with "fastboot oem writecid HTC__203" -> chacha fastboot seems to be unable to do that
- tried changing the CID with misc_version (misc_version -c HTC__203 from adb shell or terminal emulator with root permissions) -> didn't work ("error on input file")
I also tried to flash CM 7.1 from the "android developpement" thread but I still got qwerty layout although I selected a French layout on the CM welcome screen.
(I then reflashed to this ROM to come back on a sense ROM)
So, for the moment, my physical-Azerty-but-logical-qwerty chacha is quiete broken for me. I think the point is to succeed in changing back the CID from 11111111 to the french one (HTC__203), but I'm short of solutions so I call for help
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The Army IT Agency has released a new strategic plan covering the next four years that will guide the service through high-profile moves in IT consolidation, cybersecurity and the implementation of new, cutting-edge technologies.
The guidance provides for force agility, better information-sharing, secured infrastructure and mission execution amid dwindling resources, incorporating enterprise solutions to save money and improve efficiency, according to Army ITA Executive Director Donald Adcock.
"As resources become more scrutinized and less and less [available], it's going to drive these changes. For the first time ever, or maybe the first time in a long time, we actually have that change agent we need," Adcock said. "We're coming out of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq; the budget is shrinking; and the Defense Department has to reshape. Now we have that driving force factor to make these changes."
Those changes in the near term include assessing and instituting service costs and levels, such as those for help desk capabilities, and investment in enterprise technologies, such as desktop virtualization across the Pentagon and nearby DOD facilities.
Army ITA's experience in data center consolidation, virtualization and IT security is being maximized under the plan – and is also being adopted at other organizations, including the intelligence community and the Joint Staff, Adcock said.
The agency is also getting work done around the Pentagon: Common-area wifi access has recently been rolled out, along with a commensurate wireless intrusion detection system to secure it that is the largest in the world, according to Adcock, who also said a unified communications program is in the pilot phase.
Adcock's agency is also defending Pentagon networks, which see an average of 500 intrusion events per second, according to Darren King, Army ITA director of enterprise information and mission assurance.
"Securing the Pentagon is a daunting task," King said. "It's one of the most complex networks; it's a dynamic enterprise. It changes on a daily basis, the threats change on a daily basis and the vulnerabilities change on a daily basis."
King added that use of social media inside Pentagon walls has "doubled or tripled" the number of intrusion events DOD networks see, and that's something Army ITA coordinates with a number of other agencies on, including the other service's cyber components.
"There is always someone scanning our vulnerabilities," he said.
But beyond the exercises in belt-tightening the agency is preparing for more forward-looking technologies and capabilities
Adcock said the agency is exploring unified communications through a new pilot program, and in the future hopes his organization will be able to implement cutting-edge technologies like "lifi," which transmits connectivity through fluorescent lights rather than traditional wifi signals that can't be used in some areas of the Pentagon. He's also optimistic about capabilities that will underpin a DOD-wide "bring your own device" policy that can securely support all platforms and devices.
While some of those futuristic capabilities are slated for the later years of the Army ITA strategic plan, they could end up arriving sooner, Adock said.
"That's not slated until 2016….but I think most people would say I may be forced to move faster than that, and I agree with that. But this is just the framework to prep the environment," he said. "Policy is the biggest thing."
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Thanks for all your great work! It is much appreciated! I have it on a weak source (former in-law) that he was interred there, I will remove the photo request and check some of the other cemeteries you have mentioned.
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Jim, I searched for the headstone of George SPOOLSTRA in the designated lot at Oakhill Cemetery North but came up blank. Section "N" is reputed for its many missing headstones. I searched throughout the general area using a map of the cemetery and the plot taken from http://cemetery.grcity.us/
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Cabinets & Costumes…
We knew we weren't likely to find $1 cabinets again (like we did for the office built-ins) but we couldn't resist checking out the Habitat For Humanity ReStore for the four cabinets that we need to create the peninsula and build in the microwave/fridge (we're able to reuse the 36″ cabinet that used to live where the stove now sits, so that saved us some major money). The good news is that we found three out of the four we needed! And only spent $90 total.
Yup, we got a corner base cabinet for the peninsula for $50 and two upper cabinets (one for over the fridge and one slightly taller one for over the microwave) for $19 each. And just for reference, to buy those cabinets new from Home Depot or Lowe's (in the stock, off-the-shelf department) they would have been $219, $96, and $89 respectively (for a grand total of $404). So we saved $314 by going secondhand. Which made complete sense since we'd be scrapping the doors anyway.
The issue with the doors? They don't match our existing ones (nothing that we hunted down both new or secondhand did since our doors are 30 years old). But to get the solid oak cabinet frames for that price is a steal and once they're all painted white with new or retrofitted matching doors (from other existing cabinets that we're not using), no one would ever guess they hailed from the ReStore.
We could only fit two of the three into our trunk. But thankfully they'll hold items for seven days at our ReStore, so we just came back for the giant corner cabinet with a bigger car borrowed from John's sister a few days later.
Now they're all at home, but not in their places yet (the carport and our sunroom are the holding area for lots of old cabinets and doors that we have removed and new ones that we'll be switching in).
And yes, the sunroom looks especially crazy and smells like wood. Could be worse (wood isn't that bad of a smell, actually). Hopefully in the next few days we'll be back to share our freshly built-in fridge.
But wait- it's Halloween. Did you really think we'd let you go without sharing the kiddos in costume? Meet Mrs. Monkey & Mr. Banana:
Clara liked doing her best monkey impression (saying "ooh ooh ah ah" and waving her arms) while Burger slinked around looking beyond embarrassed. The second we popped on the "hat" part of his banana, he just slumped down and half-closed his eyes as if to say "this is not ok." We freed the poor guy from his yellow prison within a few minutes of this photoshoot though. And gave the boy a bone. Actually his monkey friend handed one over. She's a very generous chimp indeed.
And Clara's cousin Emanuel (seen here turning two) even got in on the fun. He was a ferocious lion who requested candy corn throughout the photoshoot. Hilarious.
Of course the banana + monkey thing might not be as cute as one especially cute combo from last year…
Hope you all have a very happy halloween! Oh and what were you guys up to this weekend? Any cabinet hunting or candy corn binging goin' on?
Psst- Check out our pumpkin patch adventures (including a family moon bounce and corn bin adventure) here.
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That is the CUTEST costume combo!!
That is some serious cuteness!
Adorable costumes!
Omg, LOVE their costumes. So sweet.
That is the CUTEST costume combo!
Oh my gosh, that monkey and banana duo is priceless!
Clara and Burger look SO adorable!
oh my goodness that is absolutely adorable! lol!
OMG – Clara and Burger are killing me!!! Sooooo adorable!!!!
okay…the cabinet finds are good…but clara and burger stole the show!! how adorable. Happy Halloween Clara!
That's the cutest monkey and banana I've seen all day! :)
So cute!
Outside of Philly, this weekend involved snow. A lot of it. Halloween parties were canceled, and as a teacher, I have my first snow day today because so many people still don't have power. It's crazy!
Burger & Clara are ADORABLE. We can't dress up our pup because she would eat her costume… Haha. Also, great find with the cabinets!
The costumes are adorable! They are perfect for trick or treating in this chilly weather. You seem to be a health conscious family (like mine) so I thought I would share how we handle the oodles of candy that come through the door on Halloween night. Our kids can eat as much candy as they want on Halloween night (usually about 3 pieces, lol) and pick out 10 pieces to keep. The rest is put on the table when they go to bed and the Switch Witch switches the candy for a new toy. We started tis tradition when our kids were tiny so this is norml to them. Happy Halloween! :)
The switch witch! I need to keep this in mind for when we have kids. I definitely don't want tons of candy around either (for my own hips sake at that), but I want them to have the experience and get some. I love that idea!
I wish I would have heard of this before tonight!!! I'll have VERY hyper children who can't help but cry for candy. Sigh. Next year the Switch Witch will be switching for sure!
What a cute costume combination! They both look adorable!
Monkey monkey monkey!
She's so cute it kills me!
I got to work to find a huge tin of candy corn and candy pumpkins on my desk. I have a pretty great boss.
Of course, pretty much all someone has to do is keep me fed and I'm a happy camper.
Oh Em Gee, cutest monkey and banana duo ever!
Clara dressed up in the same exact costume as the little one I nanny for did. I find it so funny how her and Ainsley share many similarities, and were also born on the same exact date.
We recently picked up a cabinet for ourselves from the ReStore. I have to admit, I was bummed when I didn't see any $1 ones. And then I got uber bummed when we found the perfect size in AMAZING condition for….$40. $40?! But now I see that $40 is a really great price for what we got. It is solid wood and has a finished side and when I painted it white, it was perfect for our laundry room.
That monkey and banana costume is SO cute. Did you and John dress up as anything fun?
Very beautiful, perfect fantasy!
I love your blog!
Vanessa Brazil.
aawwee.. that is the same costume my little man is going to wear tonight. :) Too cute!
Good find on the cabinets… still anxiously awaiting those AFTER pics of your kitchen!
Aw that is too cute! Love that you always dress them up as a pair. And such an adorable shot of Clara 'walking' Burger.
LOVE the costumes. What an adorable family!!
Hey Sherry!
I'm Jackie, I've been reading your's and John's blog for over a year and I just wanted to say that I love you guys! I think it is SO AWESOME that you are saving so much moolah with your kitchen renovations by diy-ing so much. You are an inspiration for my husband and I to diy our renovations (we are hoping to buy a home next summer and we want a fixer upper). But yeah, I just think you guys are the cutest and wanted to tell you I think your family and your home is beautiful, keep up the good work! :)
So stinking cute. That one where clara is sucking her thumb is a keeper.
I know you weren't planning to paint the insides of your cabinets (I don't think?) but will you stain them all to match or paint them now they're all mismatched, or just leave them be as they're behind closed doors?
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