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Gear4 BlackBox speakers31 January 2008
If you have all your music on your MP3 player it makes logical sense to invest in a set of active speakers that allow you to access it in your room and allows you to get rid of your current stereo. The Gear4 BlackBox allows you to do exactly that, either...
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Genius G-Pen F610 tablet30 January 2008
If you use art packages, whether for drawing freehand or simply for editing photographs, using a pen is often a lot easier than a mouse. The Genius G-Pen F610 is a standard entry-level device that has a slim and neat design. It's comparable to the Bamboo,...
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Laptable30 January 2008
Along with the increased interest in notebooks generally, there has been a steady growth in the mobile peripheral market. There is no better example of this than in the notebook stand, as we've seen some interesting examples of late. The Laptable is...
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McAfee Total Protection 2008 - PC29 January 2008
When you start to think about upgrading your online security, it is often simplest to stay with the suite your PC came with, which is why manufacturers often have to offer more than simple security by bundling other tools along side them. For the main...
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Shoreline Act2-GreenSmart bag29 January 2008
We're all being asked to be more "green" and take part in recycling campaigns, but would you actually be willing to carry your valuable notebook around in a recycled carry case? Well, this is what Shoreline is asking with its Act2-GreenSmart notebook...
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SanDisk Sansa Clip MP3 player28 January 2008
SanDisk may be better known for its wide range of memory keys but it's increasingly getting involved with MP3 players through its Sansa line. This small and palm-sized player is aimed as a direct rival to the iPod Shuffle and the Creative Zen Stone...
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Sony VAIO VGN-NR11S laptop28 January 2008
It's not hard to be impressed with Sony's notebook style, as the machines are as innovative as they are good looking. Except for the budget notebooks, which have tended to be a little too basic for our liking. However, the Sony VAIO VGN-NR11S has certainly...
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maxdata Belinea o.book 3 laptop25 January 2008
Maxdata may not be the first company you think of when choosing a stylish notebook, afterall it's better known for its functionality. However, the introduction of three notebook lines in its Belinea monitor and peripheral range could well change that....
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Intuit QuickBooks SimpleStart 2008 - PC22 January 2008
If you run your own business then you'll need to be accountable for keeping track of the accounts. SimpleStart is basically a stripped down version of the far more expensive and professionally aimed Premier and Pro tools. This is no bad thing, as Intuit...
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Dell XPS M1530 laptop21 January 2008
When Dell announced it would be overhauling its premium notebook brand, the XPS line, with an ultraportable in the form of the XPS M1330, the company was clearly on to a winning formula. So, it comes as no surprise this latest model is exactly the same...
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Panasonic 16GB SDHC memory card18 January 2008
SD remains one of the most popular card formats around and it's easy to see why, it's small easy to use and the introduction of High Capacity cards means you can now extend your storage further. This latest card from Panasonic packs in an amazing...
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MSI Digivox Mini II V3 TV tuner17 January 2008
If you're looking to add a little multimedia action to your notebook, then adding a USB TV tuner is the quickest solution but one that can be tricky to get the best results. USB tuners are made up of two parts: the hardware and the software. This device...
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Genius iTempo 800 iPod speakers17 January 2008
External speakers for your MP3 player have been a growth market in recent months, with almost as many sets being launched as there are players on the market. The Genius iTempo 800 speakers offer 20 Watts of power, which is more than enough to blast your...
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Freecom DataBar 8GB USB drive16 January 2008
If you need to carry data around with you or use your notebook on the move and want to backup files, then a USB memory key makes perfect sense. This small, black and rather nondescript memory key sports 8GB of storage, which is more than enough for most...
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Edifier M3200 PC speakers15 January 2008
When it comes to adding external speakers to your PC, the sound quality generally tops the list but Edifier seem to think the aesthetic appeal of speakers is what drives most users. This can be seen the design of the Edifier M3200 speaker set, as they...
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Norton Internet Security 2008 - PC15 January 2008
Norton produces a range of internet security tools, with Internet Security Suite being its main package. However, in recent times Norton 360 has stolen some of the limelight largely due to a far simpler interface and the addition of backup tools. If you...
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Philips 15NB5800 laptop14 January 2008
Philips may be a household name in terms of domestic appliances but it has never been really known for its notebooks. To this end, it doesn't really have a presence in this country other than to be sold directly through PC World stores. This means that...
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Akasa Gemini Notebook Cooler9 January 2008
If you own a desktop replacement notebook, it's likely that when you're using it for long periods of time, you'll find the casing grows warm, if not hot, to the touch. The addition of a cooling stand can often make this disappear. A cooling stand may...
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Logitech V20 Notebook Speakers8 January 2008
If you own a notebook then you'll know how poor the audio quality can be. The only real way to improve matters is with a pair of external speakers. The idea is that these speakers can be taken on your travels; the v20 speakers measure 255 x 185 x 55mm...
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Bullguard Internet Security 8 - PC8 January 2008
Bullguard isn't an instantly recognised brand name when it comes to internet security but this latest suite has enough features to make it a worthy rival to everyone's favourites: Norton and McAfee. As soon as you've installed the software you'll...
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HP Pavilion dv9655ea laptop7 January 2008
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Philips Voip080 Internet Phone7 January 2008
We may be getting used to the idea of making phone calls using our PC and services such as Skype but it seems that people still prefer to talk into something that looks like a traditional phone instead of using a headset. The look of the Voip080 isn't...
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Acronis True Image 11 Home PC4 January 2008
If you download or install a variety of programs then you'll know that it's important to have a clean version of your computer's image – this is an exact copy of the OS, including all your programs as well as the latest updates. If your hard drive...
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Pakuma Choroka K3It laptop bag3 January 2008
When it comes to carrying your notebook around, you can either opt for the safe and business like briefcase, or you can go cool and urban. Something like the Choroka K3lt fits the second choice perfectly. It's available in two colours; either Chilli red...
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Targus Defcon 1 Notebook Lock2 January 2008
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They came in buses and cars piled high with belongings, according to one eye-witness at the border yesterday.
A Lebanese security source said the refugees from the Yarmouk camp in Damascus had tried to flee on Sunday but the road was blocked by fighting.
Opposition activists said Syrian fighter jets bombed Yarmouk on Sunday, killing at least 25 people sheltering in a mosque. They added troops and tanks gathered outside the camp yesterday, and clashes inside continued.
Syria, which hosts half-a-million Palestinian refugees – most of whom live in Yarmouk and are descendants of those admitted after the creation of Israel in 1948 – has always cast itself as a champion of the Palestinian struggle, sponsoring several guerrilla factions.
Both Mr Assad's government and the mainly Sunni Muslim Syrian rebels have enlisted and armed Palestinians as the uprising has developed into a civil war.
The Yarmouk camp, on the southern fringes of Damascus, falls within a swathe of outlying suburbs running from the east to south-west of the capital from which rebels have been trying to push into the city centre and end 42 years of Assad family rule.


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My top five favorite: Twin Peaks actors in other tv shows
1. Dennis (Denise) Bryson // Fox Mulder on The X-Files
2. Laura Palmer // Ellie Harp on One Tree Hill
3. Shelly Johnson // Andrea Rhodes on Mad Men
4. Dale Cooper // The Captain on How I Met Your Mother
5. Audrey Horne // Ginger on Friends
It seems like Twin Peaks people pop up in every single show I watch, so I thought I'd round up my favorites! Number one is obviously Fox Mulder, since The X-Files is my favorite tv show (technically Twin Peaks came first, so he was a Twin Peaks actor in another series, but to me, since I watched TXF first he was an X-Files actor in Twin Peaks. Tohmayto-Tomahto) but I think my favorite of the batch is probably Kyle MacLachlan playing The Captain. His episodes crack me up so much (I love the whole "mouth is smiling, eyes want to kill you" thing) that he was definitely my favorite HIMYM guest star.
Soo these are my top five, what are yours? :)
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Reunion reunion breaks records, showcases new event structure
In September, 675 people came back to campus to take part in Reunion Weekend -- that's a 65 percent increase from last year -- and they shared in an experience that was, in a few ways, new.
Some of the weekend highlights:
- 675 attendees from 23 states and a U.S. territory
- All-new Saturday-night event under the tent in the Quad featuring live music, entertainment, refreshments from WU-affiliated vintners and brewers and a whole lot of social time
- Alumni field trip to Zena Farm
- Athletics reunion events, including the first baseball reunion game
- The largest reunion gift ever, courtesy of the class of 1960
- The first "virtual" reunion attendee visiting via Skype (we didn't plan that one)
We've put together four different photo galleries of reunion events, broken down by event type.
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Also, our thanks to the many volunteers and campus partners who made the weekend such a resounding success. We couldn't do it without you.


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By khulac
Thursday, June 19th, 2008 at 3:04 pm in Family Outings.
This weekend will mark our sixth (??!!) year of taking our kid (now kids) to the Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton. We also like to bring (drag) along our Berkeley friends and their kid as well as kids in our local playgroups, etc. etc. It's just such quaint small-towny fun. We can't help ourselves.
So I thought the fair would make a good blog topic. How do YOU make the most of the fair? There are sooo many things to do it can be exhausting just reading the daily program. (Tip No. 1–always get the free program at the entrance..things change daily and from year to year!).
If you don't plan your time well, you'll find yourself running from one end of the place to the other trying to figure it all out.
The fair can also get expensive. How do you take the whole family without breaking the bank?
I'll share a few more tips here, but share yours too!!! The best ones will get free tickets to — where else — the fair!
2. Make sure to venture beyond the carnival rides. That's where you'll find your money disappears the fastest. The rides get more expensive every year. And there are many free attractions that kids will like equally as well.
3. Visit all the furry critters. I'm especially partial to the small animal buildings, home to bunnies of every color and other cute things.
3. Seek out indoor exhibits when it's hot. Especially the garden displays. Ahhhh. Cool gurgling water.
4. Bring your own food! Yes, you are allowed to do this, and it gives the belly a nice break from those deep-fried Twinkies. (Tip 4. A. Try a deep-fried Twinky at least once in your life. Just to say you did it.) There are grassy areas and picnic tables.
5. Avoid the high parking fees. If you're from out of town, take BART and then the fair shuttle (.85 cents for seniors/$1.75 for others; kids 6 & under free) from the station. If you live in town, there are a few sites nearby that charge less or some spots in various neighborhoods. Better yet, carpool with a friend. Or walk!
What are your fair tips???? Post 'em here!
PS: I AM NOT SUGGESTING A BULLRIDE by including this pic. But ya gotta love a kid with guts to get on this thing. It actually makes snorty sounds. My kids are happy sitting in the bleachers with an ice cream cone watching others bite the dust, so to speak.
Note: This is a 2008 Alameda County Fair post. We've got 2009-specific tips and comments posted here.
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Top Gear meets the DeltaWing
Sam Philip goes on track with the car that could rewrite racing... or end up on its roof
Posted: 23 May 2012
Bowlby is clearly delighted to have the backing of a major marque. "Nissan were courageous enough to say, 'You know what? We don't see why this wouldn't work. We've got an engine for you. We'll challenge the establishment. Let's do it...'"
Which brings us to Sebring, less than three months before Le Mans. TopGear has gained exclusive access to one of the DeltaWing's test sessions and Marino Franchitti - brother of Dario and one of the team's drivers for Le Mans - is at the wheel. At least, occasionally. Between the baking Florida sun and the fissured Sebring concrete, many things are going bang, pop or leak. Clutch plates are shattering, seals are breaking: it's a testing session in the most literal sense.


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THE sight of three young children with badly sunburnt faces was all it took. An Ohio county sheriff charged their mother, Eve Hibbits, with the felony of "child endangerment" and had her thrown into jail. Though she was released a week later when the felony charges were dropped, the case attracted widespread media attention. The message to the public was clear: neglecting to apply sunscreen to your kids is a form of child abuse.
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Peter> i've got more mp3's from obscure bands than i'll ever be able
Peter> to recall. some phenomenal, some lackluster, a lot is
Peter> mediocre. it's a problem trying to remember what music out of
Peter> the 100+ GB stood out when i listened to it.
Wes> If you haven't tried amarok, a KDE player and music catalog, I'd
Wes> suggest you give that a whirl. It does a great job of cataloging
Wes> stuff based on both a user ranking and a ranking based on how much
Wes> you've listened to stuff.
Peter> Does it support metadata other than ranking? Like "masterful
Peter> guitar work" or "interesting chord progression"?
It only has a 'comment' field as an additional source of data by
However, the collection is stored in a database (either a simple one
via sqllite or a real one like mysql or postgres (I forget which they
support off the top of my head)). Extending it with your own
relational data should be trivial, assuming any knowledge of SQL.
It's also somewhat extensible... IE, there are plugins you can
install to do "other stuff", most of which I haven't looked at.
A quick glance at the list showed this one which is one way to add
additional info to the playing screen:
This script looks for text or html files in the playing directory and
inserts them in a new manageable box into the context browser. I hope
you don't expect too much of a script that's named almost like a tab
in amaroK ;) but there already are some ideas to extend its
Interestingly enough, I hated big-huge-jukebox type interfaces. Until
I tried this one. I finally told myself one day "ok, gotta at least
try it before you dismiss it." It rocks. It's still a
big-gui-interface (which is admittedly pretty, but still takes up a
virtual room all to itself), but it does some really cool things and
does a great job managing my zillions of digitized disks.
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Chile - New Mexico Green
This is a recipe I've used for years and years and it always works and is always wonderful. Traditionally these are prepared with cheese fillings, but a cooked meat mixture, or a combination of meat, dried fruits and nuts also works well. When I'm processing a large bag of chile, I always set aside the largest, whole chiles for this dish.
This all-purpose sauce recipe is from the southern part of New Mexico,
This soup started as a seafood sauce for enchiladas, but the staff at the Mountain Road Cafe couldn't keep their spoons out of it, so W.C. turned it into a soup. It's very rich and hearty and can be garnished with fresh cilantro and a squeeze of lime.
This dressing also goes well with a simple tossed green salad. If you are looking to cut some calories, plain yogurt can be substituted for some of the sour cream. For a crispy salad, prepare the dressing and the cabbage a day in advance. Pack in separate containers, and just before serving, combine the two.
Curry powder is always a combination of various ingredients, and much like chili con carne, there is no such thing as a definitive recipe. There are instead as many curry recipes as there are curry cooks. Use this recipe as a starting point and make additions or adjustments according to your tastes. Homemade curry powder is a wonderful treat for your taste buds.
Dip these nuggets in hot sauce or use them as croutons on a Cajun-style Caesar salad.
Most barbecue cooks have their favorite dry rub recipe. This one is from the National Pork Producers Council. It calls for rinsing the rub off the ribs before cooking, a technique some cooks might choose not to use. The ribs can be rubbed and kept refrigerated for up to two days.
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Fat times in the Flinders Ranges!!
Pic Bunyeroo range
INTRO;Flinders ranges Gammon ranges Lake eyre.
This trip was sortof a last minute idea, after we cancelled the Cape york trip due to time. Originally three of us, we lost one Dave to a broken leg and then another Dave to a rooted seal!
So that leaft just Dan and myself!
It turns out we could'nt have timed it better ,a grader driver said, who's been workin the same stretch (Yunta to Arkacoola) for 38 years mentioned, they hav'nt had rain here for around ten years maybe 15, nothing but dust!
So you can imagine the scenery was spectacular and the riding , well it was just the best we've had on the big Orange 2 wheeled death machines.
Creek crossings galore , Impassable mud, sand, rock ,big puddles you could spray each other with.K's of wheel rutts Dips ,crest's ,Grids ,140 kl power slidie crners, Gorges rolling hills, rocky hill scrambles and an array of road surfaces to keep you on your toes made the next 2 and a half weeks just fly by!
Day 1
Pic 1 the memorial and 2 pure Carnage at a battlefeild in Turkey,poor blokes.
I left Home on a Sunday at round 9 and headed for Brissy about 1300 k's Nth to meet Danno. A nice big wheelie from excitement came and no sooner i was at the side of the road ripping the bike apart . There was no electrical fault afterall , just my thumb on the kill switch.
The plan was to take some nice roads North ,away from the Sunday drivers on the Princess hwy .
I peeled off at Batemans bay up the Clyde and into Goulburn, checked out the war memorial and shot off for Oberon Skirting the Blue mountains ...Magic !I continued on thru Bathurst and thru Sofala, nice little bit of tar that and made for the Goulburn river NP to camp!
Day 2
Rain up to Tenterfeild and then had a great ride thru Bald rock and into QLD, Boonah, Mogill ferry and then upto Dayboro ,Ocean Veiw for 2 nights.
Next day i decided it would be a good idea to get some new hoops, because these ones i come up on only had about another 500 dry k's in em maybe more.
Day 4
PLAN -Meet up with a mate and head out. Sounds easy!
Dan had shipped his bike from WA chucked a screen on some racks with Andyz on swaped the Marchesini's for Excels and wacked on a tank , he's never had it on the dirt!
4 hrs, one new battery, a bent brake lever, dropped bike and 2 wasted blokes from pushing later it helps to check the fuel taps are on We bid Bris goodbye! YEAH!
That night we made camp at mt Glorius i think we managed 80 k's, but it is Mt Glorius after all.
Day 5
Time to stretch the legs!!
To be continued..
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Day 5
I was awoken with a flash in the face, friggin early, bloddy Dan , i love ya mate!
We packed up had a coffee and made our way down the western side of glorius...sweet, i'm glad i put those Mita's 50/50's on.
Pic Mt Glorius west side, Grabbin a pumpkin & Dans new bike!
From there it's all high speed stuff into Esk around the top near Somerset, so seeing we had'nt ridin together for a while , well we just ..well ...opened em up a little.
We took some back roads to Dalby , i decided on an oil change at Dalby moto, and Danno, already shitted off with his helmet choice decide to up grade to a visored Helmet.
We took some pics of the rear rubber just near Somerset Dam for the record , but on the whole were keen on getting off the tar .Dalby done we tore off to Nindigully!
Turns out we were a bit keen to get there , i could smell something burning .
As i lifted my head above my screen i knew it was'nt me ....o well just keep truckin.
When Dan came past me again i knew right away, it's Dan's bike!!
Fun tryin to slow some one down when your havin a blast and their on a Super enduro.
The tyre was smokin when we stopped and the psi 38.5 obviously not good.
Result of constant high speed/ hi psi? - one totalled rear RR tyre, the Nobs in the center were just like tea bags that had been gutted.
3.40 pm out side Westmar .....St George seemed our best chance for a tyre and Nindigully would have too wait!
We got on to Phil Haplin's. He own's the Holden shop and the Yammy dealer in St George ,who had 1 Rally Raid sittin right there in his rack.
Late in the day he fitted it right there for us , we were on the road by 5 30pm. Champion effort Phil, turn's out he got a KTM TWIN aswell. Man I love QLD!!
It's a beautiful site ...is'nt it!
It was already late and our camp hunting had turned up stuff all . We begrudgingly booked into the caravan park surrounded by whinging old buggers but not before grabbing a rib eye from the butcher behind the bottle 'o .
A Bundy,St George Rib eye and Mt Glorius Pumpkin on a gas BBQ later...... we called it a day, an expensive day aye Danno!
Day 6,
Plan to do the Darling......river!
We'll it's minus degrees in St George , we pack up in the dark and head out to join the Sunrise.
We trickle south to Dirribandi and thru Goodooga where we reintroduce the bikes to where they belong...... DIRT.
It's like releasing an animal back into the wild. we feel all warm and fuzzy inside!
Speaking of animals , we come across some roadkill...our detective skills deduct it's way of death and the time, wadduya rekon Sherlock?.......I'd say it's pretty fresh! It would be a shame to leave it here in the middle of the roadto waste.Too right!!
While stopped we had some tuna on bread and cleaned up. Pine'o clean wipes are the trick btw..
We had lunch and a beer in The Port Of Bourke and took off towards Louth to hit some more DIRT
Were apparently in the real outback, oh well..... better do a wheelie!
Going to Louth We took a left off towards the Gundabooka range came across some nice tracs and an old homestead!
We decided to camp at the Gundabooka Campground and use the picnic table, made a huge fire made lotsa noise and cooked up some damper with the prize legs we'd scored earlier that day from the Bokhara river Butchery.
Cheeky Red Capped Robin
Yummy Yummy Yummy i got food in my tummy and the world is such a better place.
Today felt like a real day's ride.....maybe we were in the outback!Beautiful.
Day 7
Plan ride the Darling to meet Dave in Broken Hill.
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Top Projects for 2012 {Year in Review}
Just a little over a year ago {November 2011} I quit my full time job as a Retirement Coordinator for a healthcare corporation to blog.
I didn't "technically" quit so I could blog here…on House of Rose. Nope. I quit so I could help my husband with his personal finance blog and his other online businesses.
I've been blogging on and off here since 2008; however, along the way I found more of a passion for House of Rose. I started realizing that I love to decorate and attempt DIY projects, I love to try new recipes {gasp} and vlog, I have a passion for adoption and sharing our heart on our newest journey of life, plus so much more! I never imagined so many of you would encourage me and support me along the way.
There are have been days when I have struggled with "fitting in" in this big ole' blog world. Have you seen the amount of blogs out there these days? It's a competitive world. But, once I got passed the "her blog is cooler than mine"….I realized that it doesn't matter what anyone else writes. Or blogs. Or shares. This blog is about me and my life. My views. My passions. My love.
A place where I can open up about so many things and {for the most part} not be judged. I just want to give you all a huge virtual HUG and say thank you for supporting me. For praying for me. For loving on me. I read every comment that is left here and I could not be more grateful for YOU ALL!
I remember leaving Blissdom last year {my very first blog conference} with this new drive and desire to grow my blog. To have a voice. To be heard. I truly never thought that I could go from making $100 per month to almost $2,000 {November Income Report via Dollars and Roses} doing something that I love.
Again, THANK YOU!
Let's take a look at what went down on House of Rose in 2012, shall we?
Here are the TOP 10 projects for 2012 – in no particular order {according to Google Analytics}:
Modern Fireplace Makeover – the before and after
Big Boy Room – From Toddler to Kindergartner
Front Entryway Decorating Ideas
How Do I Start a Blog – 4 steps to starting your own mom blog
How to Build a Corner Shelf in 7 minutes – video tutorial by my dad
How To Tie a Scarf – 6 easy ways to tie a scarf
The MOST VIEWED Project of 2012?
Master Bedroom Wall Makeover {thank you to all of you who pinned this on Pinterest}
For more House of Rose projects check out my project gallery!
I can't wait to see where 2013 takes me. I've already got three blog conferences on the books and hopefully more!
What was your favorite House of Rose project for 2012? Anything you'd like to see added for 2013?
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There was one day my whole front page of Pinterest was filled with your entryway project.
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Your house is so pretty, and you're so brave with white dining chairs and three boys. We still have hand me down dining room furniture. It's not the prettiest, but it does the job, and I don't mind when stuff inevitably get spilled and smeared
Mandy @ MoneyMasterMom´s last blog post ..Should toddlers be using high tech gadgets?
I love all of them! The tv above the fireplace is smokin'! (hehe, I know, bad joke)
So cool to look back on everything from the year! You know, I remember seeing your Christmas card LAST year on Twitter and chatting with you briefly. Who would have known that we'd be such a good friends a year later!? I'm so proud of you lady. I love seeing your stuff pop up on my Pinterest! What a great year it's been. All my love… xo!
Kenz @ Life According to Kenz´s last blog post ..Holiday Style :: 2012
I just wanted to say thank you for helping inspire to dive in to more diy projects and things. I hope to vlog with you for "Stop and smell the Roses", just gotta get the kinks worked out of making the videos. LOL
I hope you have a wonderful 2013, and I look forward to reading more of your blog throughout the new year.
All looks great! Is that chalkboard paint on dark wall of dining room? Also was wondering when you will announce winner of cash giveaway, or did I miss that post??
I love all of those! I recently started pinning P's room as inspiration for my almost 3 year old's room
Cassidy´s last blog post ..Featured Photographer: Geno Photography
You know…I think I first found your awesome blog from your entryway post through one of the blog parties…then we started talking and wow, now we are doing awesome things together!!!! Love ya girl! Your blog is amazing and your ideas are too! Love that we connected!!
xoxo ~Jenn
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Calendars: Temple Music Prep 2014-2015
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Full Academic Year: September 3, 2014 - June 20, 2015
Summer semester: July 6 - August 14, 2015
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I am a gentleman in my 50's who loves astronomy. I have done stargazing with a 6" Newtonian reflector Celestron over the past 10 years. Recently my dear wife bought me a wonderful Christmas present, a 12" Dobsonian Meade Lightbridge Telescope. I also just joined the RASC, Edmonton Centre. I have set myself a goal of viewing all the Messier objects that can be seen from the Edmonton, Alberta region.
I have 2 questions:
1. Does anyone with more experience have any pointers to help me meet my goal of viewing all the Messier objects that I can see from my location near Edmonton. I'm in no hurry, so am not trying to view them as fast as I can. Any tips such as, which ones to tackle first, order of viewing, how to record observations, best time of year to view, etc are welcome.
2. What eyepiece(s) are best to view these objects?
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Essay - Eastern Religion Part One Summary of the History of Hinduism...
Eastern Religion
Part One
Summary of the History of Hinduism and Buddhism
***** history of Hinduism, according to Kinsley (45), dates back to the Indus Valley in India, with the Indo-Aryan people, or Vedas, around 1500 B.C.E. (before the Christian era). This period was known as "The Formative Period" - and ***** Vedas created four key volumes ***** literature (Sambitas, Brahmanas, Aranyakas and Upanishads) which is believed ***** conta***** the moral roots of what is today known as Hinduism. Interestingly, in one ***** the early Sambitas texts, a "heroic visionary figure and poet" (Kinsley 45) named "rishi" experienced "directly" the "gods and powers" of the Vedic world, including the Vedic god Agni (representing fire and heat). ***** ***** also reportedly drank "soma" - probably a h*****llucinogenic mushroom ***** ***** thus were "transported" to ***** "realm of the *****s."
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In the Epic ***** Classical Periods (***** B.C.E. - 600 C.E.) ***** two great Hindu epics (the Mahabharata and the Ramayana) were written. The writings reflected ***** "tension" between the desire to "uphold" world order on *****e hand, and on ***** other hand, the desire to isolate a pers***** ***** society ***** "achieve individual *****," ***** to Kinsley. During this *****, ***** Indo-Aryans settled into communities, abandoning their nomadic ways.
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- Knock airport, Ireland (IATA code)
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- National Oil Corporation the national oil company of Libya
- National Olympic Committee, a group eligible to enter athletes and teams into an Olympic Games
- Nippon Oil Corporation, a Japanese company
- North Oil Company, an Iraqi oil company
- Northrop Grumman, its stock symbol
- Nantahala Outdoor Center, a river outfitter in western North Carolina.
- Northern Oklahoma College, sometimes referred to as NOC, a community college located in Tonkawa, Oklahoma.
- Northeast Ohio Conference, a high school athletics conference in Northeast Ohio
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Head lice or pediculosis is an infection that is due to the presence of tiny pin head-sized, wingless, brown-grey insects. These insects live in the head by sucking blood from the scalp. Their eggs looks like small white specks stick to the scalp and are known as nits. The eggs hatch after one week and become mature lice after 2 weeks. Once mature, they start to reproduce alarmingly. This infection affects only humans and it cannot be passed on to or caught from animals. It is common in school going children, particularly between the ages of 4 to 11, but anyone with hair can catch or spread it.
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Head lice are transferred by close hair-to-hair contact. A louse itself cannot jump, fly, or swim, but it may walk from one hair to another. It is a false impression that head lice infestation is a result of poor hygiene and dirty hair. Indeed, head lice can be found in long and short hair of any hair type.
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Head lice are difficult to remove because of their tiny size, high reinfestation rate, cycle of life, and their ability to develop immunity to insecticides. But on the other hand, it is very important to treat the head lice quickly and thoroughly or they can become a persistent and chronic problem. Below is a list of recommended treatments for head lice:
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As of July 26, 2013, NV Energy residential electric customers in northern Nevada who own their homes are eligible for a rebate of 50% of the installed cost of the system up to $2,000. Additionally, NV Energy's small business, nonprofit, school and other public gas customers in northern Nevada are eligible for incentives based on the number of therms saved their solar water heaters. Incentives are capped at $7,500 for small businesses and $30,000 for nonprofits, schools and other public entities. NV Energy has a similar [http://www.dsireusa.org/incentives/incentive.cfm?Incentive_Code=NV32F&re... program] for their residential electric customers in southern Nevada.
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Moving On: Preparing Students with Autism, Asperger's, and Learning Differences for College
A day long workshop for high school students, parents, teachers and others
April 22, 2012: 10am-4pm
This full day seminar was designed to assist college-bound students on the autism spectrum (and their parents) manage expectations and pressures, and understand their domestic and academic responsibilities. Topics included identifying the right program/institution, social and communication supports, and managing anxiety, among others.
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Welcome: Differences Between High School & College
Speaker: Fred Volkmar, MD
Preparing for College Life for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Speaker: Jane Thierfeld Brown, EdD
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Timbers earn draw in Puerto Rico on Keita goal
BAYAMON, Puerto Rico – Forward Mandjou Keita scored his first goal of the season to help the Portland Timbers pull out a 1-1 draw on the road against the Puerto Rico Islanders at Juan Ramon Loubriel Stadium on Friday.
After a hard-fought first half, Puerto Rico was the first to break through in the 52nd minute to take the lead. Down by a goal, Keita erased the Islanders' advantage seven minutes later when he headed in a corner kick by defender David Hayes to extend the Timbers' (2-1-3, 9pts) unbeaten streak to five games.
Keita scored on his lone shot attempt of the night, midfielder Tony McManus logged two shots and Hayes recorded his first assist of the season to aid the Timbers in their second consecutive draw on the road.
Forward Sean Fraser tallied the go-ahead goal early in the second half with his first goal of the season to lead the Islanders (2-1-3, 9pts) in their first USL First Division action since May 10.
In a fast-paced first half, Puerto Rico maintained a majority of the possession throughout the opening period, but the Timbers had the advantage in shots 4-3, including two by forward George Josten that kept the Islanders on their heels.
On a counter attack in the 27th minute, Timbers midfielder Ryan Pore brought the ball down field and then laid it off for Josten, who then unloaded a shot on target. Josten's attempt was smothered by Islanders goalkeeper Bill Gaudette.
Late in the first half, a build up by the Timbers set up another chance for Josten in the 42nd minute. Josten sent a left-footed blast at the far post that was parried over the crossbar with a leaping effort by Gaudette to keep the stalemate intact entering the break.
The Islanders continued their offensive pressure early in the second half, and the momentum paid off in the 52nd minute. Off of a throw in, the ball was worked into the box which set up a shot for Puerto Rico that rattled off the crossbar and back into play. The Timbers could not clear the loose ball and Fraser drilled it home for the 1-0 lead.
Puerto Rico's lead would not last long. In the 59th minute, a shot by Pore was pushed wide, but second-half sub Brian Farber chased down the ball and helped the Timbers earn a corner kick on the play. Hayes took the ensuing corner and delivered an in-swinging ball from the right side that found Keita on the back post for the equalizer.
Looking to capture all three points, the two sides traded chances throughout the remainder of the match. Following a series of three consecutive corner kicks by the Islanders near the midway point in the second half, the Timbers thought they had caught a break in the 75th minute on another counter attack.
Working the ball down field on a two-versus-two counter, Pore uncorked a shot from the top of the box that deflected off an Islanders defender and the ball nearly find its way inside the post, but it would roll wide and out of play.
In the final minutes of regulation, the Timbers escaped another shot opportunity by the Islanders from inside the box as a header was pushed wide and landed in the side netting of the goal. Puerto Rico attempted eight of their 11 shots in the second half.
The Timbers constructed one last chance in second-half stoppage time and worked the ball down field to Jason McLaughlin near the box. He slipped a pass out wide for Farber, who blasted a shot on target, but Gaudette was there on the goal line to knock the ball out of play and preserve the draw.
The Timbers and Islanders meet for the second time in three days on Sunday in Puerto Rico at 4 p.m. (Pacific). A live broadcast will be available online at www.portlandtimbers.com, with a live video webcast available through USL Live at www.usllive.com.
Notes: The Timbers improved their all-time record in Puerto Rico to 0-3-2 … Hayes made his 240th career USL First Division appearance and logged his 35th career assist Friday … Timbers midfielder Alex Nimo made his first start of the season against Puerto Rico … Fraser's goal in the 52nd minute was just the third goal scored on the Timbers this season.
POR: GK Cronin, D Thompson, D Knowles, D Keel, D Hayes, M Nimo (Farber, 45), M Claesson (Suzuki, 76), M McManus, M Pore, F Josten (Savage 45), F Keita (McLaughlin, 66)
PR: GK Gaudette, D Krause, D Henry, D Veris, M Arrieta, M Jones, M Delgado (Hansen, 78), M Gbandi (Villegas, 71), M Steele, F Jagdeosingh, F Fraser (Cabrero, 86)


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Ilene derived these ideas, oddly enough, in graduate school at The University of Michigan, studying the psychological benefits of nature. There were few suitable classified boxes for this Masters degree, but the farm came to life after that, providing the ideal palette for this environmental education-soul-healing mission. Thus, the farm's mission is to connect people to the land, their food and community. She teaches CSA members how to use and preserve the harvest. Members of the CSA and broader community are encouraged to help grow the crops at member events and The Common Market's "Crop Mob."
Ilene lives the connection personally as well, acquiring deep satisfaction from farming, preserving the harvest and cooking/crafting homemade-homegrown. Recent pleasures include fermenting vegetables, making homemade-homegrown garlic powder and ketchup, and hand-dipped candles from their bees' wax. Next up: medicinal herbs. Other projects include knitting, felting and all things fiber arts, and homeschooling her two sons. She blogs about this homegrown journey at The House in the Woods blog and for Mother Earth News.
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Towns say Central Health needs to tweak its regional ambulance plan
Two local mayors are expressing their concerns about changes Central Health made to their ambulance service in the region back in October.
The Health Authority announced a number of measures last year that they termed "operational improvements."
As part of that the Baie Verte Peninsula Regional Health Centre in Baie Verte and Green Bay Health Centre in Springdale would begin sharing ambulance services between the two facilities.
At the time, Melinda Noel, Director of Health Services at Green Bay Health Centre said the biggest changes were in how the hospitals handled staffing.
"Two PCPs are required on the ambulance for an emergency," Noel explained to the Nor'wester in October. "For example, if the ambulance in Springdale got called to an emergency and, while they were gone, we got another call, we would have had to seek out our other employees on their days off to cover off that second emergency."
She also said that with the changes, they had the option of the third team of PCPs, which would be stationed in either Baie Verte or Springdale at any given time.
"If the third team is in Springdale and the ambulance in Baie Verte is called on an emergency, then they will immediately go to Baie Verte to cover off that area," she said, adding. "We'll continue to have one ambulance stationed in each area at all times, just as before."
Noel explained that there were a number of contingency plans in place that would ensure coverage would always be there, for both areas. She said in rare cases where all ambulances are dispatched, the backup ambulance would be stationed at the Baie Verte junction until the other ambulance arrives back to the base.
Baie Verte Mayor, Clar Brown, says that scenario has happened nearly 40 times since the changes came into effect last Fall.
Brown says the fact that residents in his community and the region can call for an ambulance and not know where it's coming from is disconcerting.
He raised the issue at the pre-budget Consultations in Springdale last Friday.
"One of the big things right now is that there are no facilities at Baie Verte Junction anymore for the paramedics to use," he said.
When the plan was originally put in place, Central Health had an agreement with the hotel at the junction for their staff to use their facilities if necessary. That business has since shut down, and Brown says if the paramedics need to use a restroom, for instance, they have to travel to Springdale Junction.
"If it's still necessary to have the ambulance at a central location, then they should find a suitable half-way location and establish it with facilities," he said.
He also suggested additional staff would be beneficial.
"Right now each health centre has two ambulances and five or six personnel," he said. With only three ambulance staff working at each facility at any given time, hiring additional staff to make more workers available is another possible solution. "We're suggesting that Central Health should consider hiring additional personnel, and have a staff of seven at each facility," told the pre-budget hearings.
Mayor Harvey Tizzard says his council has also been fielding complaints and concerns from citizens.
"We've received a number of concerns as a council about the changes since they've been in place," he said, adding council has been talking to Central Health over the past months about the changes.
"We've written Central Health to express our concern, and we've had meetings with them as well," he said.
Tizzard added the town is planning a meeting with the Health Authority as a full council soon, in order for all members to hear firsthand some of the explanations surrounding the ambulance service.
Asked if Springdale's council had any suggestions for Central Health on how to improve the service, Tizzard didn't offer any.
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In-form Monaco reclaimed top spot in Ligue 1 after an entertaining but narrow 1-0 win over Lorient at the Stade Louis II ahead of next week's trip to Paris.
Claudio Ranieri's men made it four wins from their opening five games thanks to Radamel Falcao who scored his fourth league goal of the season from the penalty spot early on.
A third defeat for the visitors leaves Les Merlus without a point or a goal on their travels so far this season and they are languishing in the bottom half of the table.
Nice are sixth after ending Lille's 100 per cent winning record at home with a 2-0 win under the closed roof of the Stade Pierre-Mauroy.
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Memories of Frank Conlon Jr
1940-1941 — Forest Park, IL
(As of 2009, updated 2014) My mother Florence Conlon Novak (88, deceased in 2014) was one of Frank J Conlon's first cousin, and recalls a few details. Frank was known as 'Frannie' while growing up. He was the youngest in his family, and the only son. Frank enlisted in June 1941 (before Pearl Harbor), and his parents were much against the enlistment. He didn't enlist in Chicago, he did it in Washington DC, apparently while visiting his sisters Rita and Bonnie who lived there.
Historians of the 301st Bomb Group were most helpful. Frank's unit (353rd Squadron of the 301st Bombardment Group - Heavy) self-deployed to England in 1942 (as part of Operation Bolero they took a week flying their B-17F's from Maine to Canada to Greenland (BV1) to Iceland, then Scotland, and finally Chelveston, England) to become part of the 8th Air Force, where they flew several missions over France (in the early days, US bombing missions might have 20-40 B-17s; it would take another 2 years of aircraft production and crew buildup before there'd be 1,000 plane raids over Germany). After the Allied invasion of North Africa in November 1942, the 301st Group self-deployed to Africa (Oran, then Biskra) to help form General Jimmy Doolittle's new 12th Air Force. On their first mission against Rommel's Afrika Corps supply docks at Bizerte, Tunesia, his plane was shot down (along with another bomber) when their raid of 19 bombers was attacked by 27 German fighters. There were conflicting reports in Air Force MACR 16038; initially the crew was reported missing, then when Allied ground forces captured Bizerte on May 8, 1943, a United Press dispatch on the same date reported the crew captured and hospitalized. However the Germans and Italians never reported the crew as POWs (via the International Red Cross), and on 28 Nov 1943 (one year later) the crew was declared MIssing and Presumed Dead. MACR 16038 (one of the images on this site) has the now 'accepted' account, where B-17 #41-24369 made the bomb run over Bizerte on 3 engines, became a 'straggler', and while being pursued by 6 German fighters, went down into the Mediterranean Sea with all guns still firing, and the B-17 exploded when it hit the water. The 301st Group's official history contains a full account of this action (see site images) under the name "Maher" -- the pilot of Frank Conlon Jr's B-17. Theirs has the unfortunate distinction of being the first 301st Group B-17 to be shot down in Africa. The 2nd B-17 shot down during the same action was the group's more famous "B-17" known as the "Bad Penny", from the 301st Group's 32nd Squadron. Another 'first-person diary' mention's Maher's co-pilot Tobey along with the "Bad Penny". This was the first of the 301st Group's raids in North Africa, and the reason for conflicting accounts is that MACR 16038 wasn't created until after the war was over, hence some conflicting accounts.
Frank and his crewmates all have their names listed on the "Tablets of the Missing" at the US North Africa American Cemetary near Carthage, Tunesia. Frank also has a tombstone in Arlington National Cemetery, Memorial Section "G". Photos & other details are also on this site.
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NEH grants over $260,000 for traveling history exhibit
History Professors to serve as Curators
Two UALR Department of History professors, Dr. Jess Porter and Dr. Charles Romney, will be co-curators of a traveling exhibit to accompany Ken Burns' acclaimed Dust Bowl documentary.
The $263,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities provides public programming, film screenings, and scholarly presentations to accompany the exhibit, according to Porter and Romney, co-curators of the exhibit.
They will work with an interdisciplinary, multi-campus team of geographers, historians, librarians and exhibit designers from the American Library Association, Mount Holyoke College and Oklahoma State University.
"Dust, Drought, and Dreams Gone Dry" explores the history and impact of the Dust Bowl in the 1930s. The yearlong exhibit will travel to 40 libraries across the United States beginning April 2014.
Watch The Dust Bowl Preview on PBS. See more from The Dust Bowl.
Porter said he and colleagues at Oklahoma State University have collaborated before on different Dust Bowl-themed projects. Porter also provided his expertise on the Dust Bowl region and its impact on present-day inhabitants for the Weather Channel series When Weather Changed History.
When the American Library Association reached out to Oklahoma State about a traveling exhibit to capitalize on the buzz of the Dust Bowl documentary, Porter said the team contacted him to see if he would be interested in curating.
"While I have lots of Dust Bowl experience, I have no experience in public history projects," he said. "Therefore Dr. Romney was the perfect complement, and two co-curators emerged."
The ALA has had some success with the model before, Burns' baseball film being one example, Porter said.
The National Endowment for the Humanities is an independent, federal agency that awards nationally competitive grants to humanities projects. This year, the NEH received 118 applications and funded only 16 projects in the exhibit category.


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Black Environmental Thought II
The second national Black Environmental thought and practice conference invites scholars, activists, farmers, artists, gardeners, environmentalists and outdoor enthusiasts across the African diaspora to engage in translocal and transnational dialogues about environmental justice. The conference aims to provide a space where participants can bridge theory and practice while creating ethically responsible collaborative partnerships.
The conference will take place at the Hubert H. Humphrey Center on the University of Minnesota campus on September 21-23, 2012. Registration is required and can be found here, along with additional information and details about the conference.