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|Reviews for But I Do Love You
| MissAuChocolat chapter 1 . 2/12
I cant help but Review. Why is everything of you so beautiful and just perfectly like them?
| caspasta chapter 1 . 7/6/2014
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| caribbeanblues chapter 1 . 3/28/2014
Awwww... This is beautiful.
| The Marauder Lady chapter 1 . 3/12/2014
Beautiful! :D
| danimaltauro chapter 1 . 3/12/2014
Awww, this is so sweet
| Ansy Pansy aka Panz chapter 1 . 1/19/2014
Aww sooo perfect :)
| Kathleen Kelly chapter 1 . 11/26/2013
Aw, this is so beautiful.
| Leaving and Left chapter 1 . 11/17/2013
That was amazing.
| padfoottomyprongs chapter 1 . 7/21/2013
So cute!
| InkWeaverabc chapter 1 . 7/20/2013
Very sweet :) I liked the dynamic between them - how relaxed and sweet he is while she is all tense and confused.
| swimwiththestars chapter 1 . 2/4/2013
I love the way you wrote her realization of love - "the feeling in my chest is overwhelming and I almost want to cry at the feeling of it all" is a perfect description. For me it was also while trying to sleep when I felt the overwhelming realization and subsequent urge to say how I felt. It's simple, but such an honest and relatable (for me at least) description of realizing you're in love. I'm glad I stumbled upon this story :)
| vee chapter 1 . 1/24/2013
There was just so much genuine emotion in this; it is utterly brilliant.
This oneshot was written so innocently and I think that really captured what Lily was feeling. All of the sentences had such deep meanings and you truely made every word count.
I love it and keep writing
| blazingeyes chapter 1 . 12/26/2012
Awwww. That was so touching and beautiful. I love your writng style,the words you used to descrie the scenario, and I think you caught Lily's emotions spot on. I adore the part where she freaks out about being in his bed. So frikkin' cute.
But what I liked the most was this line "...it rolls off my tongue like the most powerful kind of magic,straight from the heart."
Beautiful way to describe her love. It moved me.
Also I liked the simplicity of the plot,yet it was so deep. Awesome job on this one. Definitely one of my fave LJ fics. _
| Resurrectedhippo chapter 1 . 12/18/2012
Perfect amount of feels. I often picture Lily struggling to admit her feelings, like this.
| evermaytheodds chapter 1 . 12/16/2012
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My love of abstract art began when I took a painting class ten years ago. I struggled through the assignments to paint still life and landscape, yet I was surprised how much I enjoyed painting in abstract form, without any need for accuracy of subject matter and instead based on color and feeling alone.
Abstract art has no recognizable subject and does not attempt to represent anything concrete in the world. It appears fluid and spontaneous yet the strokes witnessed are in fact a concentrated effort on the part of the artist. Its roots are in Expressionism and Cubism and famous artists like Mark Rothko pioneered its popularity in the mid 20th century.
Abstracts that are big and bold become a purposeful focal point that command attention in a space.
Abstracts can also play a more subdued role, filling up the walls of an inviting room with washes of neutral earthy color.
Abstract artwork that echoes the colors found in appealing landscapes (think of the coastline, mountains, forests) stirs the senses and stimulates the mind.
When the artist repeats bold strokes in moody hues on an oversized canvas, abstract art can convey powerful feelings or emotion.
The easiest way to decorate with abstract artwork is to use it as a source of inspiration and allow it to set the palette for the entire room, inspiring the color, fabric, and accessory choices within the space.
Online you can find several retailers who offer abstract giclées and prints for sale like Ballard Designs, Overstock, All Modern,and Art.com, among others.
For original artwork, check sites like Etsy or Gallery Today for one-of-a-kind pieces.
What about you? Are you a fan of abstract art? Have you ever painted or decorated with any abstract art around your home?
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I'm drawn to old things that are unique, pieces that aren't fresh out of a box or showroom and don't look shiny and new, but are instead from another time. Often these pieces are distressed in that their paint has worn down over the years, and in those chipping layers there is story to be told. Old pieces of furniture often leave me wondering where it lived in its past life and what purpose it served.
One of my favorite things to do is dream up new uses for old things found by scouring flea markets or thrift stores and then bring them home to reinvent them. Sometimes the doors or drawers are squeaky or in need of a small amount of repair, but with a little attention and care, they can be fully functional and make a one-of-a-kind statement in your home.
Using salvaged furniture is one of the current trends in home design and for good reason. Rescued pieces bring character to a space and are also an eco-friendly opportunity to use what exists in a new and creative way.
It's always an adventure to hunt for treasure in the form of used furniture and if you're lucky, you'll chance upon the perfect piece at an antique fair, flea market, thrift store or on Craigslist, but what if your piece is the perfect size, but not necessarily the right finish? Good news, it's easy to give your new find a distressed look with a just a little paint.
Achieving a layered distressed finish is a technique easily mastered with a little practice and patience. I created a planter for my yard in a look very similar to this stool below by simply dry brushing different colored sample pots of paint onto pieces of wood.
Whether you're whitewashing wood or layering with a more vivid patina, the first rule is choose a water based paint in a color you love, then add just enough additional water in a separate container so that the paint has the fluidity of milk.
Dip the brush in the paint mixture, scrape most of it off on the edges of your container, and slowly apply the color in very thin layers until you achieve your desired look. Having a sanding wedge on hand is also useful if you apply too much and want to reveal more of the wood tone underneath.
Layering two to three colors in similar shades will create depth and character, and will give your piece a time worn look. When dry, finish it off with a coat of clear furniture wax and you'll have a focal point that will please you for years to come.
Are you a fan of salvaged or distressed furniture? What pieces have you found while treasure hunting and how have you reinvented an old piece to suit your modern needs?
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I love paint's ability to completely transform a space with a new hue, and patterned wallpaper is equally divine for bringing the wow factor into your home. For me, grasscloth wallpaper is the love story between both, with the added bonus of texture!
Grasscloth wallpaper is available in various neutrals, in colors, and even metallic sheens. Chocolate brown grasscloth wallpaper envelops this luxurious bedroom where rich contrast is played up between equal parts of light and dark.
Grasscloth wallpaper is also available in variegated shades which incorporate fibers of different colors into the woven pattern.
And how pretty is looks when used like a wainscot wall treatment with a chair rail or molding used to border the top.
Installing grasscloth wallpaper is challenging and hiring a professional is recommended for precise application. Grasscloth is surprisingly heavy so it requires extra adhesive! But being the incurable do-it-yourselfer that I am I attempted installation myself a few years ago with an unconventional technique, but three years later (after some recent furnishing upgrades) I'm still loving it!
One must be prepared for the subtle but visible lines that appear between the panels, but the texture of grasscloth wallpaper is always warm and inviting.
Grasscloth is just as versatile as patterned wallpaper, filling spaces all around the home with chic style, from the dining room to the bathroom.
Here are some sources for rolls of grasscloth when shopping for your home:
Decorator Grasscloth from American Blinds
Have you installed grasscloth wallpaper in any of your spaces?
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What does the word cottage mean to most of us? Homey. Cozy. Relaxed. Inviting. Modern cottage style isn't a cluttered country cabin, the current definition of cottage style is clean, simple, and light, and now captured inside the pages of the latest publication compiled by the experts at Better Homes and Gardens.
Completely updated, New Cottage Style brings together a medley of welcoming homes showcasing fresh interpretations of cottage style retreats that reside on the coast, in the city, the suburbs, and the country too. Inside, you'll see the classic choices of seagrass carpet and relaxed slipcovers mixed with punchy pillows and modern art.
The homes within feature spaces in classic palettes that, in true cottage style, play with layers of texture.
Painted pieces, vintage accessories, and detailed trim are abundant plus you'll find plenty of fresh white paint applied to walls, floors, furniture, and cabinetry. Classic details meet with modern silhouettes in family friendly spaces where a playful attitude and casual comfort are the focus.
Pared down spaces are still packed with plenty of style in this new hybrid definition of "cottage" that mixes elements of modern, traditional, and coastal too. Create harmony and simplicity with so many tips for keeping your home current yet still comfortable.
New Cottage Style also includes dozens of favorite porches, organized offices, streamlined mud rooms, and stylish hobby spaces to inspire.
Look for New Cottage Style at your local bookstore or buy a copy online, it's a new favorite on my bookshelf. You'll love all the fresh inspiration inside the pages!
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I don't consider myself a big "techie" person but I do appreciate those great apps that improve productivity or offer a little fun diversion from the daily grind. The May issue highlighted innovation, so in the same spirit, today I'm sharing some of my favorite apps for smartphone and iPad.
I've had an iPhone for years and can't imagine life or blogging without it, and love the convenience and fun of the popular apps like Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Just a few months ago, we acquired an iPad for family use and although we limit screen time in our house, we find it a beneficial tool as well. Here are some of my favorite apps!
First up is Flipboard, which integrates all your news and social media accounts into a digital magazine and instead of clicking on and scrolling through text, it presents it all in a beautiful book-like format with images allowing you to easily "flip" through articles, tweets, and posts like you would with a magazine or book. I like to bring the iPad outside when the kids play and catch up on the latest with Flipboard.
I don't need to carry a notebook around with the Noteshelf app - you can use different size and color pens and highlighters to write directly on the notes which come in blank, lined or grid formats. You can enter type and emoticons too. Noteshelf allows you to store all your scribbles and notes on a "shelf" and access them later, or send your lists to your iPhone (or your "honey do" lists to your spouse!) Noteshelf is strictly for iPad and costs $5.99 but if you're a doodler or notetaker or listmaker, you'll love it.
Okay confession time, I've gained a few pounds from all the sitting I do all day, so I'm in the middle of a 'reverse course' and using My Fitness Pal mobile app to do it.
This app tracks calorie intake and exercise to help me reach my goal of dropping those extra pounds and getting back in shape. You input your weight, height, profile, level of daily activity, goal weight loss and this daily food and exercise journal helps in that weight loss goal. A My Fitness Pal account can also be accessed from your desktop.
Photoshop Express is a fantastic "quick edit" app to tweak your photos before you print or share them with friends and family, free and easy to use with just a tap of the screen.
The Guardian Eyewitness is a free app for iPad that features amazing images from around the globe taken with incredible photography. I like to flip through it every few days to see what's notable in pictures around the world.
Did you ever have a dream you were flying over the earth like Superman? Google Earth for smartphone and iPad lets you do it! You can spin the globe while your at it and pick any place on the planet to "visit". My kids love this one as much as I do, especially peeking at different cities, and zooming in on topography from mountain ranges to deserts.
Magic Piano is a fun one for kids and adults who love the sound of a tinkling piano. You can tap the board to play and play from the song choices that vary from classical to modern or go freestyle with a few differently shaped keyboards.
Photobooth is a crazy camera filter built in to the iPad but if you want to give your kids or friends a laugh, turn it on and snap a screenshot – guaranteed to make everyone giggle!
Five other notable app mentions include Shazam for when you hear a song and don't know the artist, this app will identify it for you 9 times out of 10, pretty amazing. I sync my Google Calendar to remind myself of what's coming up on my editorial calendar when I'm away from my desk. I love the free app Orchestra for when I think of something I have to do but don't have a pen with me – it has a voice recognition function which translates to a text reminder, love that. Also, I've just downloaded Kindle for iPad and so far it looks promising, and of course, I adore pinning with the Pinterest for smartphone app.
What are your favorite apps you can't live without?
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New ANZ CEO Mike Smith says he is targeting superior growth and performance, but would not give any forecasts after shares in the company well 4 per cent today.
TranscriptALI MOORE: ANZ's $4.2 billion profit, which saw the banks shares fall four per cent.
Delivering the result, new CEO Mike Smith, said he was targeting superior growth and performance but wouldn't give any forecasts.
I spoke with Mike Smith in his Sydney offices earlier this evening.
Mike Smith, welcome to Lateline Business.
MIKE SMITH, CEO, ANZ: Ali, thank you.
ALI MOORE: This is not your result, a point you made yourself. Would you be happy if it was?
MIKE SMITH: Oh it's a good question, I think it's a solid result. The business is in pretty good shape but it looks like an EPS basis it's going to come towards the bottom of the pack. That is not somewhere I would like to be.
ALI MOORE: If you look at some aspects of this result, the higher costs and the higher credit costs there are some in the market who are suggesting you might be loading up the bad news. Fair comment?
MIKE SMITH: I wish I could. No, you can't do that sort of thing anymore. The accounting rules as you know are very, very strict and no, these are results that actually I was given when I arrived and I've done nothing to them.
ALI MOORE: You talk about being in the pack and while you're not giving specific forecasts you've made it clear that you're not here just to be part of the pack in terms of bank results which the ANZ will be, you say this year. That doesn't reflect well on your predecessor?
MIKE SMITH: I think it does. He did a superb job with ANZ. He basically created a very fine institution and he positioned the bank exactly as really the investment community wanted him to. So he created this nice, what I'd call a great platform from which we now need to move to the next level. So, I think he did a great job.
ALI MOORE: It's almost in some ways I guess damning with faint praise when you talk about being "in the pack", you talk about a need for more edge, more urgency, a need to be more ambitious?
MIKE SMITH: But that's what is needed now. I think we've come to another threshold in the history of the banks in Australia. We now need to move to another level. But I think that what John did was create a great platform from which to move.
ALI MOORE: When you talk about superior growth and performance, what do you mean? Out-perform by a little, by a lot, what's your definition of superior?
MIKE SMITH: Just better. I think what is important is that the banks in Australia have tended to look at themselves very much for, as their peer group. There are the four main banks and they adjust, they compare themselves to each other all the time. Not only in terms of performance, but in product, in their delivery mechanism. And I don't think that's right anymore. I think you've got to look at the globe. I think they are a bit protected, in that the four pillars policy has created almost a closed environment. So it is natural just to look inwardly, to be quite introvert.
ALI MOORE: I'd like to talk about four pillars in a moment but just to stay on this desire for more edge and more urgency, does more edge mean more risk?
MIKE SMITH: It means being accountable for your result. I think it's become a little bit too comfortable. When you have a transition of any CEO transition, people tend to take their foot off the pedal a little bit and just wait and see what's going to happen and people naturally tend to just hold back a little bit.
ALI MOORE: Are you putting management on notice, is it get the edge, lift the pace or get off the bus?
MIKE SMITH: Very much so. I think that's what's needed.
ALI MOORE: You've been in this job for just over three weeks and you've been hit pretty much over the head by a very firm assertion from our federal Treasurer that he's told the banks there's no reason to raise interest rates and that's stopped them so far. Indeed also the Prime Minister says there's no reason to raise rates. Reason or not, do you worry about political interference?
MIKE SMITH: It is quite unusual, I have to say. I think it's almost to be expected, we're in election fever and obviously people say things that are going to encourage people to vote for them. It is an election issue. Fair enough.
ALI MOORE: Do you feel that pressure? Do you feel very comfortable completely and utterly ignoring it?
MIKE SMITH: I believe that rates are a feature of what the market is doing. Most of the rates that efficiency specifically talking about was, of course, mortgages. We have quite a low market share and it's not like I'm going to lead the market anyway.
ALI MOORE: In this country we've got used to seeing an interest rate increase by the Reserve Bank and then a day perhaps two days later the other banks following suite. Do you think this credit crisis that we've seen out of the US following that, the nexus has been broken? If you need to move you will move regardless of what happens to official rates?
MIKE SMITH: I think that's right. You have to look at what markets do rather than what the regulator is doing. So many rates now are delinked. Again it depends on your market positioning, I think.
ALI MOORE: You're refining your division, but when you talk about a super-regional bank, is that acquisition driven?
MIKE SMITH: It would have to be in the longer term, but that would not be necessarily a fast, we wouldn't have to do that immediately. But I actually think that you'll probably need to look at the acquisition of a regional bank some time in the future.
ALI MOORE: So what, the ANZ buying a whole bank, where?
MIKE SMITH: Somewhere.
ALI MOORE: Well, you can't in China?
MIKE SMITH: No, but you can buy a regional bank that has operations in China. There are various operations and obviously I'm not going to tell you what they are, but I suspect you can work them out.
ALI MOORE: Are you close? You've been in this region for a long time. You've looked at the opportunities; you have a sense of urgency. How soon could you move?
MIKE SMITH: I don't think that the investor base in Australia is quite yet ready to move and I think my first priority is really getting more out of the domestic franchise because I think we can. As I said to you before, I think what has happened is that the Australian banks have been quite internally focused and I think have missed a few opportunities that you would see as normal in other countries.
ALI MOORE: Such as?
MIKE SMITH: In particular, the way that wealth management is driven. There seems to be one model here that you have to own a wealth management business. The key to it is the distribution. You don't have to be a manufacturer of wealth management.
ALI MOORE: You said yourself that the ANZ is underweight wealth management, you do own the distribution side of it, but if you look at the growth in retail deposits versus the growth in funds management you have to ramp up in funds management or you're going to face an earnings hole in five years time?
MIKE SMITH: But I think what is more important about that point you make, which is an interesting one, is actually the structure of the balance sheet. I think the dependence on wholesale funding of the Australian banks vis-à-vis other OECD countries is something which worries me. So actually creating product, creating the opportunity to raise deposits is important. And at the moment we are not focusing on that. To be a real banker you've got to lend money. We've got to change that philosophy. To be a real banker you've got to raise money and I think we have to turn that on its head.
ALI MOORE: When you look at a protected industry in this country and four pillars, how do Australian banks become super regionals in the context of four pillars? Is it possible?
MIKE SMITH: It's very difficult within the existing policy.
ALI MOORE: That policy must go?
MIKE SMITH: I think so.
ALI MOORE: Soon?
MIKE SMITH: As soon as possible, yeah. Everybody's got a view on it and I think that the four pillars policy was sensible for when it was imposed but it's now just passed its sell by date because you're actually now having as I mentioned earlier, a system which has been closed too long. You're not getting the benefit of new product design, of new ways of delivering product, of technology, which is normal in the rest of the world.
ALI MOORE: Indeed you say that you see a Chinese bank bidding for an Australian bank in, say, five years time. If four pillars wasn't abandoned how well placed would that Australian target be to defend itself?
MIKE SMITH: Well, they wouldn't, that's the issue. I think you've got to be able to sharpen up. You've got to get that edge. You've got to compete in the world now. We are part of a global economy, like it or not, it has happened. That change has taken place. And business, and banks are a business, have to compete on that basis.
ALI MOORE: So if you can see China bidding for a bank, which bank?
MIKE SMITH: I don't know. But I do know that investment banks are pitching to Chinese banks all the time and part of their pitch is Australian banks. I know that from my previous role.
ALI MOORE: Mike Smith, many thanks for talking to Lateline Business.
MIKE SMITH: Thank you, Ali.


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After being diagnosed with diabetes and witnessing the deaths of overweight friends, Fat Joe decided it was time to change the habits that helped him earn his infamous stage name. "I realized at a certain point, all my big people were dying," he told CNN. "Last year alone, I had six friends die of heart attacks. Most of them were younger than me, but they were my same size." The rapper now uses a personal trainer, exercises regularly and eats smaller meals throughout the day, all of which helped him shed an astounding 100 pounds. The healthy habits have also helped him reverse the diabetes.
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By Mary Hawthorne
"I love the feeling of a simple result," the landscape architect Louis Benech said. He recently restored the Bosquet du Théâtre d'Eau, at Versailles.
"I love the feeling of a simple result," the landscape architect Louis Benech said. He recently restored the Bosquet du Théâtre d'Eau, at Versailles.
As with Samuel Beckett, everyone else had refused the young writer, so, as a last resort, he dared to approach Jérôme Lindon, Éditions de Minuit's legendary editor, who snatched up his novel at once.
The building that houses the Cultural Services of the French Embassy, at 972 Fifth Avenue, has a ravishing new independent bookstore.
A visit to the exhibition "Les Années 50: La Mode en France," at the Palais Galliera in Paris.
If you've ever had a dream about flying through the air like a bird, you won't have any difficulty understanding the appeal of ski jumping, even though jumping takes years to master and is completely counterintuitive. You push off from the top of a terrifyingly steep ramp (three hundred and seventy-four feet high), crouching low as you whoosh down the in-run, in order to pick up as much speed as possible: between fifty and sixty miles an hour. At the end of the ramp, you lift up off the table aggressively, releasing and flattening your body forward, arms at your sides, parallel with your body, your skis gracefully shifting to a V position, as you literally face down the mountain. (Kamil Stoch, who just won the gold medal in the men's normal event, referred to the Sochi mountain as "a mean girl.") The idea is to create height, so that you can catch as much air as possible in order to stay serenely afloat (just like in a dream). A great jump for the normal hill is around the length of a football field; for the large hill, the world record is more than two and a half times that. About the sport, Lindsey Van, who is now twenty-nine and has been jumping since she was six years old, has said, "It's so unique that I can't trace it back to anything, and it's addicting because it's different every time."
The first time I saw Proust's bedroom, in the Musée Carnavalet, in Paris—a tiny tableau cordoned off by a chain, lined in cork, and crammed with undistinguished, illogically placed furniture—I was struck more than anything by the modesty of the bed. Proust famously preferred to write in bed, and, between chronic illness and predisposition, ended up spending much of his life there. "It is pleasant, when one is distraught, to lie in the warmth of one's bed, and there, with all effort and struggle at an end, even perhaps with one's head under the blankets, surrender completely to howling, like branches in the autumn wind," he wrote in "Pleasures and Regrets," his first book, a collection of prose poems, philosophical reflections, and sketches, published in 1896, when he was twenty-five.
Over the holidays, I took Richard Burton to bed with me nearly every night. His diaries, I mean. (He died in 1984, at the age of fifty-eight.) An avid diary-keeper myself for the past thirty years, I can attest to the challenges of this solipsistic genre: sustaining an interest even in one's own life can sometimes pose nearly insurmountable difficulties. But Burton succeeds, in no small measure because of who he was and because of the scores of famous people he came in contact with. But a worthwhile diary can't rest on fame alone.
The tall windows on the second floor of the French Embassy's Cultural Services were flung wide open one recent mild evening. Waning late-afternoon light filled a large room, turning its yellow walls cadmium orange. Joy-drunk birds in Central Park competed with the traffic sounds below as guests stood around in an adjoining reception area chatting and sipping Veuve Cliquot and eating tuna tartare served in miniature ice-cream cones. The occasion: the award ceremony of the French-American Foundation and Florence Gould Foundation's Twenty-fifth Annual Translation Prize.
W. G. Sebald, in his essay "Le Promeneur Solitaire," offers the following biographical information concerning the Swiss writer Robert Walser: "Nowhere was he able to settle, never did he acquire the least thing by way of possessions. He had neither a house, nor any fixed abode, nor a single piece of furniture, and as far as clothes are concerned, at most one good suit and one less so…. He did not, I believe, even own the books that he had written." Sebald goes on to ask, "How is one to understand an author who was so beset by shadows … who created humorous sketches from pure despair, who almost always wrote the same thing and yet never repeated himself, whose prose has the tendency to dissolve upon reading, so that only a few hours later one can barely remember the ephemeral figures, events and things of which it spoke."


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Of spring break, that is. I must say, this has been one of the nicest spring breaks I have had in a long time. I have spent my time doing 3 things : Running, sewing, and visiting with friends. Seriously, I don't think I've been this relaxed for a long time!
The running is going fabulously well. I started the 'Ease into 10K' program last week, and so far I am sticking with it. Actually, I'm quite impressed with my running, considering I haven't run for months and months. The worst thing about getting back to it after a long hiatus is the calf pain. This is even more painful when you are a minimalist runner! I swear, I was walking like the tin man for a week, people at work were a bit worried. Once you get over that small hump, it's easier to get going. I am feeling great so far, and I am listening to my body, as I do NOT want another stress fracture this year!
As for the whole P90X2 thing, Shane and I have decided to put it on hold for a few months. We just haven't been consistently doing it, and as much as I love the workouts, I can't stomach the idea of starting at the beginning again. I think I'm going to get back into rowing and Rip:60 for the time being as cross training. Or, maybe I can start hitting the pool again!
In addition to the whole 'taking care of my health thing', I have been sewing like crazy this week. Unfortunately, I only have one dress to show for all my work because there were a few mishaps. I guess I'll start with the jacket. You see, I forgot to check the test square until all 52 pages of the suit jacket pattern had printed out. I decided to go with it anyway, cutting the 6. The good news is that it fit. The bad news is that it didn't fit well, especially in the arms. They looked like salami's! So, in the end, I figured out the problem with the printer and will be attempting the jacket next week.
While I was waiting for answers on the jacket, I got started on another project, the pleat front dress from Salme Patterns.
This is what it is supposed to look like, and this is my final product:
I am so pleased with the final outcome! I used a cotton stretch sateen I bought on sale from Fabric Mart online, and it was a really great fabric to work with. maybe it was great to work with because of my new machine?
This pattern was labeled beginner/intermediate and I think that I would put it in the latter category, simply because the instructions were not great at all. I was able to figure everything out except the facing, and because of that, I wrecked the bodice. I had to start from scratch (thank goodness for paranoia and purchasing a bit of extra fabric!), but I changed the back bodice from one piece to two and redrafted the back facing. Not too shabby for improvising!
Below is the new back, with a button and a rouleau closure at the top.
This was also the first time I had ever hand picked a facing, and I think I prefer this to machine understitching. It seems to stay down much better.
|Beautiful pick stitching, if I do say do myself!
As much as I love this dress, there is one thing I will do differently next time. I am going to make this dress in a solid colour as opposed to a print. I think the beautiful pleats sort of get lost in the print, as you can see below, so I think I'll go with a plainer fabric to let that detail really shine through.
Ok, before I go to sleep, I just want to give a huge shout out to my brother Bill, as it's his birthday today!
Happy birthday, Bazillium! I hope you like your gift!
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Menaul School
|Menaul School
|301 Menaul Blvd. NE
Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87107
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Menaul School is an independent sixth through twelfth grade day and boarding school in Albuquerque, New Mexico with a diverse, intellectual, personal, college preparatory education experience. Menaul School is accredited by the State of New Mexico, Independent Schools Association of the Southwest (ISAS) and North Central Association (NCA). The school has strong historical significance in New Mexico, and especially in Albuquerque, where Menaul Blvd. and many other locations have been named for the school.[citation needed]
Although the roots of Menaul School go back to 1881, when Rev. Sheldon Jackson, a Presbyterian minister, opened "The Pueblo Training School" (PTS) in Albuquerque, NM under a contract with the U.S. government, that did not mark the founding of Menaul School.
Instead, it marked the establishment of Presbyterian-related education in Albuquerque. The PTS was originally located in the Duranes area, just north of Old Town in Albuquerque. In 1882, the government purchased 66.67 acres of land from citizens of Albuquerque. (This is the property at what is now Indian School Road and 12th Street.) In 1884, the school moved into buildings at that location.
In 1886, the Commissioner of Indian Affairs did not renew the contract with the Presbyterians and took over the PTS facilities. The Presbyterians decided there was still need for a boarding school and so, in 1896, Rev. James A. Menaul, a Presbyterian minister, sought and received Presbyterian mission funding for a boarding school that would serve Spanish-speaking boys from New Mexico, primarily from the northern portion of the state, and purchased some 200 acres at the present Menaul School location.
Many students came to Menaul School from Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado, where public education was nearly non-existent in those early days. It was not unusual for parents to contribute to their children's education with grain or livestock. The livestock were in turn used on the school's farm, which kept the students well fed.
In 1972, the Presbyterian Church relinquished control over and financing of Menaul School to an independent and volunteer Board of Trustees. Though the school remains related to the Presbyterian Church, its only major support from the national organization comes from the church-wide annual Christmas Joy Offering collected each December.
The grades taught at Menaul School have fluctuated from primary school to high school throughout the school's history. The first students to graduate from Menaul School comprised the Class of 1906. In 1934, Menaul School became co-educational. Throughout the years, Menaul, as a school grounded in the reformed Christian tradition, gained a reputation for educating good students with excellent values, ethics and moral character. Today, Menaul School is an independent school for grades 6 through 12. (A full middle school program was added in 1992.)
Our college preparatory curriculum is designed to build the skills necessary for the demanding program of university, post secondary and vocational studies. With individualized attention and definite direction, Menaul School challenges students academically and shapes them into dynamic, balanced, critical-thinking individuals. At Menaul School, the student to teacher ratio is 9:1.
From dramatic plays to plot analysis, magnets to molecular theory, simple addition to algebraic calculations, basic computer skills to advanced networking, Menaul School's carefully crafted curriculum advances in complexity as students master skills and mature in intellectual sophistication.
Menaul School is accredited by the State of New Mexico, Independent Schools Association of the Southwest (ISAS) and North Central Association (NCA).
In concert with the school's overall mission and values, and as a vital extension of a strong educational program, the athletic department provides interscholastic educational options which foster the full intellectual, character, physical, social and emotional growth of participants.
Menaul School's athletes learn valuable life lessons in practical situations - teamwork, winning and losing, hard work, self-discipline, appropriate handling of competitive situations including sportsmanship and self-confidence. They produce productive young people who become responsible adults and productive citizens.
Within the school community they create an atmosphere of unity that fosters school spirit and stimulates interest in and support for the entire school.
Menaul School offers students numerous and diverse opportunities to experience meaningful growth through sound habit of mind and body. They intend to enhance self-esteem and respect for self and others. They promote development of integrity, sportsmanship, commitment, teamwork and a sense of accomplishment.
Through athletic participation, students learn to handle adversity with dignity, show graciousness in defeat and humility in victory while treating everyone with respect.
As a part of Menaul School's membership in the New Mexico Activities Association, they are committed to "Pursuing Victory With Honor," a character and sportsmanship development program associated with "Character Counts."
Senior high level sports open to 8th - 12th grades. Separate middle school programs (6 - 8) provided in selected sports. Opportunities exist for involvement of motivated students regardless of previous experience, skill level, and size. There is a student conduct policy. Sports programs welcome athletes and managers. Student interest drives program offerings.
Visual and Performing Arts[edit]
The Menaul School Fine Arts Program focuses on providing students with a diverse exposure to the Arts through authentic idea development, tenacity, creativity and performance. All courses strive to encourage students to be both inquisitive and inventive. Menaul School's program offers supportive classes with professionals that prepare students for excellence in the community and the world at large.
Extracurricular Activities[edit]
Students participate in a variety of sports at Menaul School, including football, soccer, volleyball, basketball and track and field.
Students participate in organizations such as Student Council and Model UN, and clubs such as Junior Civitan, Garden Club, Art Club,French Club, Tribe, and Robotics Club.
Since its founding in 1896, Menaul School has been a leader in belief and action in support of diversity. Menaul School remains committed to being a diverse and inclusive community that promotes fairness, respect, equal treatment and opportunity for all. Diversity benefits the entire school community by providing a wider range of perspectives and experiences. The Menaul Board, administration, faculty, staff, parents, students and alumni are committed to a positive, pluralistic environment where the intellectual, social, spiritual and emotional wellbeing of all people is affirmed and assured.
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Quick Lentil Chili
|Hot water
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Bay leaf
|2 , chopped
|2 , thinly sliced
|5 Clove (25 gm), minced
|Hot chili pepper
|1 , seeded and minced
|Olive oil
|1 Teaspoon
|Celery stalks
|2 , sliced
|1 , seeded and chopped
|Green pepper
|1⁄2 , cubed
|Sweet red pepper
|1⁄2 , cubed
|Canned chopped tomatoes with juice
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|Minced fresh parsley
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chili powder
|2 Teaspoon
|Ground cumin
|1 Teaspoon
|Dried marjoram
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|Dried oregano
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In a 1 1/2-quart casserole, combine the water, lentils, and bay leaf.
Microwave on high for 10 minutes.
Stir well, then microwave on high for 10 minutes.
Cover, set aside, and keep warm.
In a 2 1/2-quart casserole, combine the onions, carrots, garlic, chili peppers, and oil.
Microwave on high for 3 minutes, or until crisp-tender.
Stir in the celery, fresh tomatoes, green peppers, and red peppers.
Microwave on high for 5 minutes, or until the peppers are crisp-tender.
Drain the lentils and discard the bay leaf.
Add the lentils to the cooked vegetables.
Stir in the canned tomatoes and their juice, tomato sauce, parsley, chili powder, cumin, marjoram, and oregano.
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Francis Caballero graduated with BA (Hons) Painting and Printmaking from The Glasgow School of Art in 2014. He is a member of Glasgow-based collective Fanfare and was involved in the organization and exhibiting of Perm, a recent series of five one-night-only, solo shows. Recent Exhibitions include Fanfare II, Veneer Gallery, Glasgow (2014), School of Fine Art Showcase, McClellan Galleries, Glasgow (2014). Gjallarhorn and the 10 Fight Losing Streak, The Old Hairdressers, Glasgow (2015).
Tim Dalzell graduated with BA (Hons) Sculpture & Environmental Art from Glasgow School of Art in 2014 and has since continued to work in Glasgow. After graduating he co-founded the YAKA collective. Dalzell was recently selected for the New Contemporaries exhibition at The Royal Scottish Academy and was awarded the Sir William Gillies Bequest Award. He has also been selected for a follow up exhibition 'New Scottish Artists' (2015) opening at The Fleming Gallery, London in May 2015.
Caitlin Merrett King graduated with BA (Hons) Painting and Printmaking from Glasgow School of Art in 2014, completing a semester at Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore in 2012. Earlier this year she co-curated Perm, a series of five solo one-night-only exhibitions at The Old Hairdressers in Glasgow. She is also a member of the Glasgow-based artist collective Fanfare. Recent exhibitions include Key Lime Pie, Glasgow Open House Festival (2015); Faux Sho, curated by (It's all) Tropical, Assembly House, Leeds (2015); Bacon Scissors, The Old Hairdressers, Glasgow (2015); Voidoid 002, Voidoid Archive, Glasgow (2014).
'if any, before' is the final exhibition presented by The Telfer Gallery at our Merchant City location. In September 2015, The Telfer Gallery will open a new ground floor, public facing gallery space in the heart of the Barras Market in the immediate East End of Glasgow. The new gallery space is part of a wider capital development project led by MANY Studios CIC and is supported by the Barras Vacant and Underused Floorspace Grant Scheme, Glasgow City Council and the Scottish Government.
Since 2012, The Telfer Gallery has presented new work from local, national and international artists. As well as showcasing recent graduates from The Glasgow School of Art, we have exhibited international artists such as Yuri Pattison (London), recently selected for British Art Show 8, and Elizabeth Corkery (Boston). We have facilitated residencies and collaborated with Glasgow Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) and Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA) as well as curating projects for Edinburgh Arts Festival 2013, Annuale 2013 & 2014 and Glasgay Festival 2013.
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For starters, they use Sennheiser's most advanced driver tech, a larger-than-usual 56mm diaphragm and a stainless-steel transducer. They're also unusual in that they work by directing the sound into your ear at an angle – more like having a pair of speakers strapped to your bonce, in other words.
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The Sennheisers can do punchy, raucous and ragged equally well – yet still have a pristine way with tonal clarity and rhythm.
They're comfortable on the ears, too. The big ear cups will fit just about anyone (unless you managed to land a small role in Star Trek without the use of make-up), and they're very likeable to use, even over very long listening sessions.
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The only thing that counts against the HD800s is that for all their precise clarity, they don't muster truly astonishing levels of realism. As great as these Sennheisers are, they lack a certain authenticity and openness, which makes them sound slightly sterile at times.
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Young Jack: General, no offense, but you're not the one who went to bed watching CNN and woke up as part of the MTV generation.
Hammond: In the meantime, I suggest we try to make him as comfortable as possible. Sam: I'll go set up a Play Station.
Sam: How are you doin'? Young Jack: Well, I think I'm gettin' another zit, and, uh, oh, yeah, I'm still a kid. Uh, but beyond that I'm doin' just peachy, thanks!
(examining some Chinese take-out food) Sam: We'll have this stuff sent back to the lab for analysis. Young Jack: Well, if they find MSG, I will never order from them again!
Daniel: Jack's account sounds like a number of UFO abduction case files I've read. Young Jack: This you remember, my birthday you forget. Daniel: Looks like you'll have a lot more!
Young Jack: I don't plan on staying this way. Sam: In the meantime, try enjoying this as much as we are. Sir.
Daniel: Look, we're not here to take you to the Tok'ra. There may not be much time. Duplicate Jack: Never is, is there? Daniel: Okay, well, uh--there's no easy way to tell you this, so, Sam's just gonna come right out and say it.
Loki: I was stripped of my stature after I was caught performing unsanctioned experiments on humans. Jack: What? You've got sanctioned ones?!?
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When they are at Jack's place looking for clues, the camera cuts to a shot of Jack in some army gear. The producers used a real shot of a paratrooper and placed Richard Dean Anderson's face on it.
Syndication air date: September 25, 2004.
The song at the end is "Who Am I" by Lily Frost.
Director's cameo: Peter DeLuise is the voice of Loki.
This episode is finally made after being delayed since Season 4.
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Trivia: The high school young Jack goes to in the end is "Mountain Springs High School."
When the abductees were telling the stories, one of the things said was that they couldn't move a muscle despite being wide awake. However, when we are shown the abductees, the Chinese one in particular, he moves his head to and sees Loki. And, when young Jack is transferred back, he can freely move his arms and use the zat gun.
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Magazine When Young Jack is in his room acting as bait, he is reading Cracked. Cracked was founded in 1958, is one of America's oldest surviving national satire and humor magazines. Its publication was reduced in the 1990s, was erratic in the 2000s, and in 2006, the magazine was revived with a new editorial formula.
Young Jack: ...and woke up as part of the MTV generation. MTV (Music Television) is an American cable television network based in New York City. It was launched on August 1, 1981, with the purpose of showing music videos, as well as other music news and events. Today, MTV broadcasts a variety of music, pop culture, youth culture, and reality television shows aimed at adolescents and young adults.
Young Jack: General, no offense, but you're not the one that went to bed watching CNN... The Cable News Network was founded in 1980 by Ted Turner. It is a division of the Turner Broadcasting System, owned by Time Warner. CNN offers 24-hour television news coverage, and is America's number one cable news network.
Jack O'Neill: You stole my ass and made a mini-me! Jack refers to his clone as "mini-me." This is a reference to a character from Austin Powers.
Young Jack: Seems he's been playing Dr. Moreau behind your back.
Reference to the H.G. Wells novel "Island of Dr. Moreau" - Moreau is a geneticist who created a race of animal-men on an isolated island. Has been made into a movie several times, most (in)famously with a white-clad heavily-powdered overweight Marlon Brando in the title role.


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We have found a spring that tastes nearly as good as the one that flows through my Great Granddaddy's land in Goodlettsville, Tennessee.
My daughter and I loaded up our jugs and headed to Mt. Pleasant early yesterday morning to bottle some of this elixir. A friend of mine who only uses this water to make her breads told me about it and I was happy to know it was only 20 minutes from my house. Folks have been using this spring since way back in 1830 and it has been tested to be very pure. We spent about 30 minutes out there because it was such a peaceful, calming, magical sort of place. Check it out, Carolina friends.
Please remember, if you go there be respectful because it is on church grounds, and leave it better than you found it.
2550 Cold Springs Rd, Concord, NC 28025You have to park and then walk down to the spring. There are signs to guide you there. It is continuously flowing from a spigot.
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We not only have great vendors at the farmers market, we have great customers too!
I set out a jar of ice cold cucumber water and cups for customers to help themselves to in the heat today. Judy Godwin, a local realtor, came by and tasted it, then told me about some tiny, white heirloom cucumbers that she grows . Seeing my interest, she said "I'll run to the house and get you some." She quickly returned to the market with a chilled bag of them. At her urging to taste one, I took a bite... Heavens! They were so good! Those tiny white cucumbers are why saving your heirloom seeds are so important. I have never seen them in the store and never tasted anything comparable. She said that she got the seeds from a man who once lived in a home where the Food Lion in Locust stands now.
So, by Judy visiting today I got a generous gift of cucumbers, an interesting history lesson about the area, and a reminder of why I love raising my family in this great place.
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Bartering for goods or services can be such fun!
When we met Kate at the farmers market a few weeks ago, I knew instantly that we would be friends. She lives right here in Stanfield and has sheep, chickens, horses and rescue dogs on her farm. She said that she always wanted to learn how to make soap and since we will be getting our own sheep in a few weeks, I told her that Lainey and I were interested in learning how to process a fleece after it had been sheared.
What else could we do but barter our skills!
Yesterday, we went out to her farm and were treated so special. Kate spent 4 whole hours with us. She introduced us to her animals, taught us how to skirt, clean, card and finally spin the wool in to yarn. After that we were treated to a delicious home made peach bread and mint tea from mint that she grows in her yard.
She also sent us home with Wool Dryer Balls that she makes, a tub full of fleece to practice washing and she loaned Lainey a spindle.
Meeting a kindred spirit like her made for such a wonderful afternoon.
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Sweet, Savory, Tasty.
This is the good stuff, right here. Made with apples, onions, bell peppers, sugar & vinegar.
Perfect accompaniment to a bowl of beans. We use it on everything...even as a sandwich spread.
This, along with all of our other goodies will be at the Farmers Market in Locust this Thursday.
See you there!
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Few things can transport us to another time and place like fragrances.
Yesterday, as I made up this batch of grape jelly, I was taken back to the kitchen of my Great Grandmother Lynn. Her house always smelled of green beans cooking in fatback and, for an old southern girl like me, the smell of fatback is always a good memory.
How in the world do grapes and green beans smell alike? I am not sure but in the beginning stages of heating them up, they do! After the juice is extracted, the sweet, grape scent comes forth and it is divine! It nearly didn't even get made into jelly as we all just wanted to keep it and drink it ourselves.
I look forward to seeing you all at the Farmers Market in Locust today from 2-6. We will have freshly made Grape Jelly, Strawberry Jam, Handcrafted Soap and Art Cards.
See you soon!
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It has been said that music is the universal language of mankind, it unites us all. There is so much truth to that statement.
Tonight I had the opportunity to take photos for an extremely talented group of young people, under the tutelage of Ms. Nora Smilovici. Who, by the way just so happens to be an angel walking around in human form. Never have I heard violins played like this and never have I been so moved. You Tube and listen to Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E minor. Now, imagine having a front row seat while it is being performed in front of you...live. I was awestruck, and the fact that an 18 year old girl was playing it with such beautiful movement and emotion brought a huge lump to my throat. I tried to swallow that darn lump but when I did, the tears just spilled over onto my cheeks. I was much relieved to see that I was not the only one wiping away tears. Powerful Stuff!
Neecie Herndon, God bless you for recommending me as a photographer to Ms. Nora. She was such a kind, loving and all around wonderful person. I left that church tonight feeling like I had just had a holy experience.
"Music acts like a magic key, to which the most tightly closed heart opens." ― Maria Augusta von Trapp
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Mango Papaya, Old Fashioned Lilac and Sandy Beach are our newest additions to the soap shop. (Soap $5 per bar or 3 for $13)
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"We finally feel equal and happy to live in Maine," Steven Bridges told the Bangor Daily News after marrying Michael Snell. Same-sex couples can now marry in Maine.
3. Meet Steven Bridges and Michael Snell, the first couple who were in line to marry at Portland City Hall as Saturday began.
4. Here Bridges and Snell are filling out their marriage license:
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FLCN expression negatively correlates with PGC-1α activation. A) The twenty most highly correlated gene sets with FLCN expression levels, followed by their respective Spearman rho correlation coefficients. Bold font indicates gene sets also shown in Figure 3. The dendrogram is based on gene set dissimilarity scores (see Materials and Methods). B) Plot of FLCN expression and the enrichment scores for the PGC gene set in tumors of the breast, cervix, colon, kidney, lung, lymph, ovary, pancreas, prostate, stomach, thyroid, and vulva, with tissue type-matched normal tissue. Data for A) and B) are from the Expression Project for Oncology - International Genomics Consortium.
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Tall, good-looking stud Titan goes to visit his neighbor Eric when he knows that Eric's wife is out. Although Eric is married, pretty much the whole neighbourhood knows that he swims both ways and that he sucks a great cock! At first, Eric doesn't seem too happy to see Titan, but he can't resist the chance to get a mouthful of hot cum! The guys take turns sucking each others' cocks and then Titan bends over, getting down on the floor and offering up his butt. He squeals as well hung Eric buggers him, hurriedly fucking his ass and then spunking on his ass, looking around the whole time to make sure that his wife isn't about to walk in.
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Drive Shaft
September 03 1997
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