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PORT ST. LUCIE - Eric Gelbman, left, of Port St. Lucie, a retired New York Police officer, rings a bell at 9:03 A.M. To commemorate the United Airlines Flight 175 at the time it crashed into the World trade Center South Tower on September 11, 2001 during the Port St. Lucie 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony at the Port St. Lucie Civic Center.
PORT ST. LUCIE - Port St. Lucie residents Frank Smith, left, and his wife Ellie, a New York native, pause in remembrance along with hundreds of others as they attend the 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony held outside the front of the Port St. Lucie Civic Center.
PORT ST. LUCIE - A fire helmet memorial rests in front of the stage for the Port St. Lucie 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony to honor the firefighters who gave their lives working to rescue the victims in the September 11, 2001 attack on the World Trace Centers in New York.
VERO BEACH - "It too me almost 9 years, but I finally got it," said Robert Cannet, of Vero Beach, as he talks about the tattoo he got done on his left arm memorializing the attacks of September 11th, 2001. Cannet, who worked for the sanitation department in New York City, worked at ground zero for two days following the attacks.
VERO BEACH - Chief Bud Spencer, left, and deputy James Ooley, both of the Indian River County Sheriff's Office, place a wreath during the Indian River County 9/11 Observance at Veterans Memorial Island Sanctuary. Five wreaths were placed at the annual ceremony, held to remember the nearly 3,000 civilians, rescue and law enforcement personnel that lost their lives in the attack.
VERO BEACH - Chief Vinney Burrell of the Navy Band Southeast based in Jacksonville, leads the band during the Indian River County 9/11 Observance on Saturday morning. Hundreds of local residents attended the annual event, held at Veterans Memorial Island Sanctuary. "We need to remind ourselves regularly and never forget," said Robert Cannet, of Vero Beach, who was attending the event. Cannet was a sanitation worker in New York City at the time of the attack and worked for two days at ground zero following the attack.
VERO BEACH - John King, fire chief for Indian River County Fire Rescue, salutes the flag during the Indian River County 9/11 Observance. Local rescue and law enforcement personnel were on hand at the event, held at Veterans Memorial Island Sanctuary. Lou Pabon, the guest speaker at the service, was a construction worker in New York at the time of the attack and spoke about the time he spent working the cleanup effort at ground zero. "This is an event that must not be forgotten," said Pabon, who logged over 1,700 hours during his 6 months working at the site of the attack. "From (the time of the attacks) my life has changed."
FORT PIERCE - From left, Lauren Hastings, of Palm City, William Baxter, of Port St. Lucie and Michelle DePozgay, of Singer Island, sip down samples of micro-brewed beer while having a good time at the Third Annual Treasure Coast Beer Festival at the Fort Pierce City Hall Garage. "I get to learn about craft beers, and when I get to restaurants I get to explore new drinks," Hastings said. The event is put on by the Beerworks Charitable Foundation, of Fort Pierce, a non-profit organization, with a portion of the proceeds going to local charities.
STUART - 4-year-old Shane Turchy, right, stands in front of his 10-year-old sister Kyra, both from Jupiter, while waiting to go onstage for the costume portion of The Third Annual Treasure Coast Pirate Fest in downtown Stuart on September 11, 2010. Along with the costume contest, the festival featured live music by various groups, a children´s section, pirate themed merchandise, pirate performers, and lots of different types of food.
Three-year-old Gabriel Hardman receives a pirate doubloon from Robb Zerr of Ft. Pierce, just one of the many pirate performers that day, during The Third Annual Treasure Coast Pirate Fest in downtown Stuart in September 2010. Along with a costume contest, the festival featured live music by various groups, a children´s section, pirate themed merchandise, pirate performers, and lots of different types of food.
FRANCE - BMP ELF 99 Racing Team's Matthieu Lagrive, of France, top, races during the 74th Bol d'Or Endurance motorcycle race in Magny-Cours.
ITALY - Director Sofia Coppola leaves the Award Ceremony with her Golden Lion award for the film Somewhere at the 67th edition of the Venice Film Festival in Venice.
NEW YORK - Supporters of the proposed Islamic center and mosque to be built near Ground Zero demonstrate in New York.
ILLINOIS - Tiger Woods holds an umbrella as he walks on the 13th fairway during the third round at the BMW Championship golf tournament in Lemont.
CHILE - Demonstrators stand next to barricades placed outside the general cemetery in Santiago after a march marking the 37th anniversary of the 1973 military coup. Gen. Augusto Pinochet assumed power on Sept. 11, 1973, in a coup supported by the United States that toppled the elected government of Salvador Allende.
NEW YORK - Stylist Ludivine Poiblanc prepares models' shoes for a rehearsal of the Edun spring 2011 collection during Fashion Week in New York.
CALIFORNIA - A scorched Jeep sits among burned out homes in San Bruno, Calif., on Saturday, Sept. 11, 2010. A large explosion, caused by a gas line rupture, set the neighborhood ablaze Thursday night killing four people and leveling dozens of homes.
MEXICO - Marines march during a rehearsal ahead of Sept. 16 Mexico's bicentennial Independence parade in Mexico City.
WEST BANK - A Palestinian girl shows her toy while playing in an alley of Al-Amari refugee camp during the second day of Eid al-Fitr which marks the end of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan in the West Bank city Ramallah. Eid, one of the most important holidays in the Muslim world, is marked with prayers, family reunions and other festivities.
SOUTH CAROLINA - Cleamson junior Beau Horner dons his fan gear before the start of the Clemson game against Presbyterian College. Clemson plays host to Presbyterian College for a NCAA college football game Saturday Sept. 11, 2010 at Memorial Stadium in Clemson.
FLORIDA - The Patriot Guard Riders, a motorcycle group of retired military personnel honoring the fallen, pay respects during the funeral service for Spc. Jamie Page at Knauff Funeral Home in Williston. Page, 23, was killed along with three other U.S. Army personnel on Aug. 31 in Afghanistan when an improvised explosive device detonated on their vehicle its way to deliver supplies in eastern Afghanistan, according to the military.


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|Well begun is half done...
|The stairs after 4 hours of me attempting to strip them -
hopefully you can see why I gave up.
At this point, we decided it was going to take a hundred years to remove all the paint, so two weeks later (this weekend) we bit the bullet, sanded the stairs, removed the square metre of cork tile topper board nailed atop the landing floorboards (I have no idea why they didn't put them on the actual floorboards, we keep expecting to find a dead person or something), hammered in the millions of nails we couldn't remove, and painted the stairs grey(Dave painted them. I wasn't allowed. I have a tendancy to spill things).
|Cork glued to board nailed to floorboards. I don't understand!
|Dave doing some painting
For the moment, the uprights are grey too. They have A LOT of bent nails hammered in as far as possible, and it would take a few more coats of paint to even vaguely even the surface up. It's a bit unsightly at the moment. Originally, we were going to paint them yellow, and I was going to stencil a pattern of some sort on, but it seems we night have to use something a bit sturdier. We have considered wallpaper, but anything I think nice enough is well out of our price range(the most we can spend on this is about £30, and also, we'll only need about two metres, it just seems like a waste). I have been reading up on wallpapering with fabric, and I think starching thick fabric and then varnishing over it might be the trick as it might smooth over where bumps are.
|HURRAH! Grey floorboards!
(excuse the mess at the bottom, and paint on the walls)
I thought stripping the stairs would be fine though, so we'll see! Next task is to give the walls a new coat of white and find something for the uprights.

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Sgt. Danny Nightingale of the Special Air Service admitted illegal possession of the 9mm Glock pistol and more than 300 rounds of ammunition at a court martial earlier this month. He was sentenced to 18 months military detention on Nov. 7.
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Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive Cloud Edition, web server disabled. I tried to use it via MANY different access methods (Firefox and Interknot Exposer browsers, various file managers and Iomegas software for Linux and Windows), tried several different OSes (PCLinuxOS, Kubuntu, Windows Vista and 7), tried it on 3 wireless routers from 3 different manufacturers (Linksys, Belkin, Netgear).
It BARELY works at all. I try to send files to it, 97% of the file transfers fail. I simply cannot trust it.
It is only attached to a wireless router client port, not to the DSL modem, because I only want it for use as NAS, not for the web server capabilities. Iomega tech support exchanged it under warranty, the replacement drive acts no better. Iomega essentially fled the scene when I had ONE successful transfer while on the phone with them. Iomega blames the wireless router, and all but hangs up the phone on me.
Netgear won't talk to me because their router is beyond 90 days; Linksys is equally useful for different reasons. An OLD Belkin 802.11Gplus is the only router that had the ONLY decent transfer. It also has had several failed transfers, just like the other wireless routers.
From what I see, the transfers start fine, but eventually the transfer seems to stop happening yet the OS thinks it is still going on. At some point, connectivity seems to cause the OS to say 'transfer failed'. When I look at the contents of the drive, it often has <1 meg of the file I sent. Maybe I sent a 2 meg file and it failed, maybe I sent a 2G file and it failed. Oddly, the 2G file eventually transferred up, transferred back and MD5sums matched exactly. Just ONE transfer, the 2G file (a Linux distro ISO). So far, I have a 1 Terabyte boat anchor.
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Alex Smith (concussion) participated in 49ers practice Wednesday, but remained in a non-contact jersey.
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Seahawks coach Pete Carroll disclosed that Marshawn Lynch is dealing with "some tissue damage" in his hamstring.
According to Dale Lolley of the Pennsylvania Observer-Reporter, it's looking "more and more" like Martavis Bryant will remain on the Steelers' reserve/suspended list into Week 6.
Coach Pete Carroll said Fred Jackson (questionable, ankle) is likely to play in Sunday's game against the Bengals.
Vernon Davis (knee) has been ruled out for Week 5 against the Giants.
Titans GM Ruston Webster expects rookie Dorial Green-Beckham to play "more and more" as the season moves along.
Coach Bill O'Brien announced Friday that the Texans will move forward with Brian Hoyer as their starting quarterback.
The Chicago Tribune's Brad Biggs agrees it "certainly looks like" Alshon Jeffery (questionable, hamstring) is in line to miss his fourth straight game.
Sammy Watkins (questionable, calf) continued to express uncertainty Friday when asked about his Week 5 availability.
LeSean McCoy has been diagnosed with a Grade 2 hamstring pull.
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LEWISTON, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- There may have been dozens of dancers in a flash mob in Lewiston this afternoon, but the goal was to have one billion.
Part of the "One Billion Rising" campagin, the dances in Lewiston and Auburn Thursday were similar to flash mobs planned all over the world.
The goal of the campaign is to have one billion people dancing throughout the world to raise awareness about violence against women.
It is estimated that one billion women will be raped or beaten at some point in their lifetime.
"That's an atrocity," said Marty McIntyre, Executive Director of the Sexual Assault Response and Prevention Services.
"But one billion women rising up and dancing is a revolution," said McIntyre.
The SAPRS was one of several agencies that took part in the Lewiston/Auburn flash mobs.
There were also representatives from the Safe Voices, Center for Wisdom's Women, YWCA of Central Maine, United Somali Women of Maine, and Girl Power Fitness present.
"We're women from all walks of life, all ages, all ethnicities, religions," said Kathy Durgin-Leighton, Executive Director of the YWCA of Central Maine.
"It's really wonderful to see this collaboration, and we all have goosebumps because we're having such a lot of fun, and yet it's a really important subject."
The women danced in several locations throughout the day, including the atrium of the USM Lewiston/Auburn campus, the Lewiston Public Library and the Auburn Shaw's.


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MASSENA - U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer (D-NY) says he remains confident Congress will be able to reach a deal that will prevent the interest rate on federal student loans from climbing from 3.4 to 6.8 percent.
The senator made his comments when speaking to reporters Monday following the groundbreaking ceremony for Alcoas Massena modernization project on Monday. The interest rate on subsidized Stafford loans doubled Monday when Congress was unable to find a compromise by the July 1 deadline.
To allow student loans to increase from 3.4 to 6.8 percent is outrageous. College is becoming more and more important to American families and to the American economy. Kids with college degrees make very good salaries throughout their years. Kids with just high school degrees dont anymore in large measure, and yet college, as important as it is, is getting more and more expensive, he said.
There are some in the Congress who actually want the government to make money off of the students back, he said.
In other words, that the federal government should charge an interest rate, that they would not only get repaid, but make money, thats wrong. Theyre mainly in the house of representatives. We are fighting very, very hard to say, No, keep the rate at 3.4. For the federal government to make money off the backs of hard working students who are just trying to provide a good life for themselves and their families is outrageous. Sen. Schumer charged.
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Energy efficiency advocates - and some of Maine's largest electricity consumers - say the state's public utilities commission should have approved a long-term contract, up for consideration earlier this week. Instead, PUC members sent the deal, proposed by the Efficiency Maine Trust, to the Legislature for approval - despite expressing support for it and acknowledging it would save consumers money. More now from Jay Field.
Here's how the deal would work: Efficiency Maine would pay for equipment upgrades at some of Maine's largest energy customers - places like paper mills, universities and hospitals. Anthony Buxton, a lawyer with the firm Preti Flaherty, is general counsel for the Industrial Energy Consumer Group.
"When there's not enough money in the corporate budget or in the school budget for a given motor to be upgraded, or made more efficient, then this is a way to get that money," he says.
Under the contract, Efficiency Maine would get paid 3 cents for every kilowatt hour of electricity saved. Michael Stoddard, Efficiency Maine's executive director, says large customers would be able to save 37-million kilowatt hours a year.
"And our projections are that that will reduce energy consumption worth $30.5 million, and also further reduce the prices everyone pays for electricity by about $3 million.
Sounds like a pretty good deal. Members of the Maine Public Utilities Commission seemed to think so. Thomas Welch is PUC chairman. "The contract, as proposed, appears to be cost effective," he says. "From the commission's perspective, this is a contact which is approvable."
Just not this week, by this commission, PUC members went on to say. Here's the issue: If it gets the contract, Efficiency Maine would get $6 million up front. Some of this money, though, would need to come through additional assessments on ratepayers.
The PUC says that - the way it reads the rules - only state lawmakers can approve an energy efficiency contract, financed by a short term hike of consumer rates. So the commission voted to send the deal onto the Legislature, recommending it be approved.
"They could have done it either way, and this is the way they chose to go," says Efficiency Maine's Stoddard. Stoddard says he's still confident the deal will be approved. "The only concern we have is just that it delays the process a bit and there's more uncertainty, and we have to wait before taking the next step."
The PUC will now write up an official recommendation, transferring the project to the Legislature and the Energy, Utilities and Technology Committee. It will likely be several months before lawmakers take up the issue.


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"As Co-Chairs of DECS and Vice-Presidents of IDF, it is our sincere hope that these educational resources will enable increased numbers of healthcare providers to establish programmes to enhance the knowledge and skills of their colleagues. Only then, backed by sufficiently large numbers of diabetes-aware, skilled health professionals, will we be able to face the demands of the global diabetes epidemic."
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A New York lawmaker says House Speaker John Boehner has promised votes to aid victims of Superstorm Sandy by Jan. 15.
Republican Rep. Peter King says the speaker will schedule a vote Friday for $9 billion in flood insurance and another on Jan. 15 for a remaining $51 billion in the package. The votes will be taken by the new Congress that will be sworn in Thursday.
Boehner's decision to cancel an expected vote Tuesday night had outraged lawmakers from New York, New Jersey and elsewhere, including many in his own party.
King said Boehner made the promise in a private meeting with lawmakers from affected states. King and others said they were now satisfied that the aid will be forthcoming.
Republican and Democratic House members teamed up Wednesday to demand a vote on a $60.4 billion disaster relief bill for victims of Superstorm Sandy.
The bill, which passed the Senate on Friday, had been expected to come up for debate and a vote in the House on Wednesday. It was pulled from the calendar late Tuesday night, after the House voted on compromise "fiscal cliff" legislation.
If the House does not act on the Senate-passed bill before noon on Thursday, when the 112th Congress ends, the 113th Congress will have to start from scratch on the legislation.
Lawmakers took to the House floor Wednesday morning to decry Republican House Speaker John Boehner's decision to pull the bill, saying it will delay helping thousands of people devastated by the storm.
"Do you have any idea what it's like when someone's life is ripped from their hands?" Republican Rep. Frank LoBiondo of New Jersey said, his voice rising. "Government coming in is what is keeping them alive and motivated. And now, without any explanation, the rug is pulled out from underneath us. This is a disaster on top of a disaster."
Republican Pete King of New York said the decision to drop the bill is "dismissive" to his state.
"These people have no trouble finding New York when they are raising money," he said. "We cannot believe that this cruel knife in the back was done."
Democratic Rep. Nita Lowey of New York called the decision to adjourn without a vote on the Sandy disaster aid bill "irresponsible and inexcusable."
Democratic Rep. Jerrold Nadler of New York called it "a betrayal of the millions of Americans who are struggling after Sandy and a trivialization of the loss of more than 100 American lives."
Democratic Rep. Frank Pallone of New Jersey said he and lawmakers from New York and other affected states were drafting a letter calling on Boehner to bring the bill to the floor this week. He noted that with new members being sworn in Thursday and the presidential inauguration later this month, the House will be in session only six days in January.
"We need to rebuild now. We need to act now. We can't wait for another Congress," he said, adding that lawmakers are in Washington on Wednesday. "We can vote on this. We have the votes."
Boehner said through a spokesman Tuesday night he is committed to bringing the measure to the floor before the end of the month. His office referred reporters to a news story in which Craig Fugate, head of the the Federal Emergency Management Agency, said his agency will not need additional money until spring.
But the FEMA emergency aid funds won't cover everything needed by states hit by Sandy. Other needs include claims filed under the National Flood Insurance Program, repairs to mass transit and Community Development Block grants needed to help localities rebuild.
"For the most part, those emergency situations have subsided. What we need now is funding for everything else," Pallone told reporters.
Democratic Rep. Rob Andrews of New Jersey said shore towns need money immediately so that they can start repair work in time for the summer season.
"Letting the clock run out on this Congress means we have to start all over again. Well the people I've talked to need to start all over again and as we delay, we delay that possibility for them," he said.
Nadler of New York said the delay will keep many people homeless. He said the task of rebuilding homes and businesses will be delayed and coastal infrastructure will remain damaged and vulnerable to the next storm.
The region's transit systems and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers can't start major repairs without funding certainty, Nadler said.
In a joint statement, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie called on the House to pass the Senate aid bill.
"With all that New York and New Jersey and our millions of residents and small businesses have suffered and endured, this continued inaction and indifference by the House of Representatives is inexcusable," they said in a joint statement. "This failure to come to the aid of Americans following a severe and devastating natural disaster is unprecedented... The people of our states can no long afford to wait while politicians in Washington play games."
President Barack Obama also called on the House to act.
"When tragedy strikes, Americans come together to support those in need," he said. "I urge Republicans in the House of Representatives to do the same, bring this important request to a vote today, and pass it without delay for our fellow Americans."
Democratic Sen. Frank Lautenberg of New Jersey said Congress traditionally puts partisan politics aside to help states recover from emergencies.
"Helping struggling families recover from disasters has never been a partisan issue in Washington and it never should be," he said. "New Jersey and New York families have been hurt badly by Sandy and it is shameful that Washington Republicans are adding to their pain by standing in the way of their recovery."
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Thursday, February 16, 2012
Green Goodness
This isn't the most flattering outfit I've ever worn but I love the colors and I'm using my new lens so it's CRISP. How could I not post these? Heh.
I usually aim for 2-3 posts a week but I've been posting daily this week and I was wondering if there was some kind of general rule about frequency of posts. I did a little research but couldn't really find any advice.
However, I did notice some common things on every single article I read: DON'T have auto-playing video or music, DON'T delete the option to let people comment with name/URL, and DON'T use hard-to-read fonts. Holy moly, people get FIRED UP about those three things in comments section of the articles.
So I'm curious, do you guys have "dealbreakers" that will make you X out of a blog and not come back? (Is it when a blogger wears a big green skirt with a floaty top and makes herself look like a rectangle? You can be honest.)
thrifted skirt, belt, and bangle
Target top
AE necklace
Sam Edelman shoes
15 comments:
- Janette said...
BAHAHAHAA! NOOO this outfit is not a deal breaker! It's a deal maker girl!!!! Looking good as usual! Here are my deal breakers...
1. Blog backgrounds that make it hard to read text. (ie a black background with a picture of something beige and then white text) I end up having to highlight everything just to be able to read... And it stinks cause I LOOOOVE reading posts..and that makes it harder to read..
2. Bad headers (WOW! I have A LOT to say on this). I'm guilty of this too..My first headers were blah blah yuck.. Take time to make one, or pay someone to do it.. Headers make either good or bad first impressions..
And lastly..
3. DISQUS! DRIVES ME NUTS! I usually type out long drawn out comments as it is (Exhibit A: Points at current comment) But when I have to type in my name andmy email address????! OY! That discourages me from commenting! I'll read the post, but I really won't comment unless it's about someone's passing and to send out condolences.. haha!
So yeah, that's it! Blog readers just want easy reading.. That's all. No more no less.. I'm easy to please!!
And sooo sorry for the longest comment in history..but you asked..lol
Have a great day!
♥Janette, the Jongleur
- February 16, 2012 at 10:09 AM
- Lonestarcasie said...
I for shizzle agree that autoplay muzak is super annoying. Kind of makes me want to poke my eyes out. I also have recently stopped looking at one blog because the person kept responding to my comments in an oddly snarky manner. Like one time I commented that I am glad the person had a good holiday after a blog regarding such things and the person commented back, "I didn't say I had a good holiday." Huh? How bout "thanks for the good wishes and let's call it a day." Anywhoodle...there were several such exchanges and finally I got tired of feeling concerned that I might be offending or misinterpreted in comments and I was like, "do i have time for this kind of frustration?" I decided I did not.
I like your combo of colors. I sort of love to do things that seem strange but somehow work. :)
- February 16, 2012 at 11:11 AM
- Amber Lena Bonasera Boomars said...
You look FABulous! (said in Stanford's voice from SITC). Love the skirt, love the shirt, love the booties.
I've heard that posting every day will increase your traffic (duh), but I don't have time to post everyday. *shrug* And I am not focused on getting tons of traffic.
IFB also suggests having an "editorial calendar" (huh?) where you have different things planned for different days (ie. Mundane Monday, LOL - worst idea ever)
I agree, music is a big no-no. I will click X so fast.. I actually complained to the editors at Babble.com because they removed the option to let commenters put in their website.
The other thing that bugs me? Too much stuff! Like, my eyes have to work hard to figure out where I'm supposed to be reading/looking. Geez, blog readers are a lazy bunch, huh?
- February 16, 2012 at 11:47 AM
- two birds said...
Blog are such personal forms of expression that I find it hard to snark on anything someone wants to do on their own. I can see how auto-play music may be annoying, but my speakers are usually muted so I suppose it never bothers me. I just look for the things I like...good, witty writing, clear, interesting photos, and fun and inspiring outfits. Those things always keep me coming back. And this outfit is definitely not a deal breaker. I think you look fabulous! I love the skirt. What a pretty color. And the shape and print of that top is gorgeous!
- February 16, 2012 at 12:02 PM
- Amber Lena Bonasera Boomars said...
I just thought of something else (as I was browsing the blog-o-sphere): I hate it when there are 15 million photos of the SAME THING (ie. a baby, or an outfit). That's what videos are for!
- February 16, 2012 at 12:09 PM
- Adelyn said...
Looking good! And are those ELEPHANTS on your shirt?!?! I actually seriously love this outfit. You don't look like a box at all :) You're wearing nude/camel heels which elongates your legs so it's all super flattering! And for me, if a blog has automatic music I leave immediantly. It's the whole 'i'm sure you have great music taste but I really don't want to listen to it. kthanks!' Your blog does an excellent job with keeping all the 'rules' so woohoo!
- February 16, 2012 at 1:58 PM
- Gracey at Fashion for Giants said...
I think this is a fabulous outfit and I'd totally wear this if my hips wouldn't try to make it all about them.
And, frankly, the only reason I stop visiting a blog is if I find it boring. Oh, and if it takes too long to load. But, you my dear, are never boring and your page loads quickly so I'll never stop following you.
- February 16, 2012 at 3:18 PM
- The Jones said...
No, no, no...like the floaty look. It's good :)
<3 Cambria
- February 16, 2012 at 3:52 PM
- raspberry creative said...
I think you look great, not a big rectangle at all!
As for blogs and dealbreakers, I don't get super caught up on picking them apart. Blogs are pretty personal and being a graphic designer I accept them as the individual's personal expression. the only thing that bothers me is readability. I've checked out some blogs where the background is so distracting, it becomes hard to read and that totally defeats the purpose. I guess I'm not a big fan of the music either because we don't all like the same things and if you are flipping through older posts, you hear the same 20 seconds of a song over and over again...very annoying!
- February 17, 2012 at 5:05 AM
- Tinfoil Tiaras said...
This outfit is divine- you look phenomenal in that shade of green and I love the flowy blouse! My deal breaker is "please follow me" comments with no interest in your outfit, what you're writing or really anything to do with you!
- February 17, 2012 at 8:02 AM
- Kimberlee said...
I feel bad if I don't post every day and I conducted a survey on my blog and someone put they want MORE posts. The rule of thumb is only post QUALITY posts rather than quantity. If you don't absolutely love it or are just trying to fill space then don't post it. Your readers will notice. I say if it's hard to find the comments then I most likely won't go looking for it! If you want people to comment then make it as easy as possible for them :)
- February 17, 2012 at 8:58 AM
- Catherine @ Not Dressed As Lamb said...
Jenn I think the pattern and colours of the blouse work beautifully with the green skirt. And who says we can't wear simply what we like somedays, never mind if it's unflattering (which, btw, it isn't)!?
I know what you mean about deal breakers... I tend to get disappointed rather than wound up with certain things some bloggers do:
1. Really good link ups that then have lots of rules and threats of deleting you if you don't follow them properly. Like I find in my job, people don't read rules...!! Have rules that are more like suggestions of course but don't threaten to delete, that's just mean!
2. Giveaways where you have to check back when it's closed to see if you've won, then email the host blogger - why?! If you win a retailer's competition for example, THEY contact YOU to tell you you've won (and surely it's more fun to contact someone with a "congratulations you've won" email)! I never enter those that do that...!
3. A lack of info on a blog about the blogger - I like to know people's name, why they're blogging, where they're from, etc. I get more interested in the blog then and am more likely to follow them!
4. And finally, this is the worst: Using the F word. That I can't stand - it absolutely makes me cringe. I'm no prude in real life, but like I would never swear in front of my mother, I would never swear in my blog. Nuff said.
- February 19, 2012 at 1:34 PM
- susan said...
The 3 things you mentioned are annoying...Also, I don't like it when I have to click on "Read more" to see the entire post. I'm not sure why some bloggers do that, but I don't like having to go back and forth and will just stop visiting the blog.
So thanks for doing not even one of these annoying things! Your blog is awesome...post as often as you can!
- February 19, 2012 at 2:15 PM
- dimi said...
Rudeness in any way is my first deal-breaker I think. Posting about ridiculously expensive items is also a deal-breaker(I mean always-not once in a while...). "Phony" and arrogant people do that to me too.And posts without humour! And then, when people post daily I simply don't have the time to follow!!
(Oh my... I'm a hard to please reader, aren't I)?
- March 13, 2012 at 11:24 PM
- dimi said...
BTW - This outfit?? Pure fashion from someone's heart and vivid eye-catching colours? Great feminine shape and flow? Little cute birdies? What's not to love???
- March 13, 2012 at 11:26 PM


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For kids ages ten to fourteen and their adult companions
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BRISTOL, Conn. — Thankfully for Lincoln Little League, Brandon Lee is just one player.
The No. 3 hitter in Newton South East's lineup certainly did some damage Sunday, slugging two home runs with four RBI and two runs scored. Collectively, Lincoln was able to overcome the Herculean effort and knock off the Massachusetts representative. 14-8, in the second game round-robin play of the Little League New England Regional Tournament.
Both squads ended up spraying the ball all over Leon J. Breen Field, tallying 22 runs and 25 hits, including 10 extra base hits.
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|Pathologist Resigns After Evidence Timeline
|Written by Steve Frank
|Saturday, 15 June 2013 08:20
Dr. Brent Hall, Regional Pathologist, resigned Friday after news reports of the sequence that led to the death of an 11-year-old boy a week ago in the Boone Best Western Hotel. Boone Police chief Dana Crawford told Eyewitness News Friday night how a crucial piece of evidence might have
saved a life. Crawford said, "I would like to think we would have been able to conclude and find the source of that carbon monoxide, and with that information, been able to rectify that whole situation before this happened." Carbon monoxide had been officially determined as the cause of the April 16th deaths of 73-year old Daryl Jenkins and his wife, Shirley, 72, found dead in room 225 at the East King Street Hotel. Boone Police said in a press conference early in the week that they requested the toxicology report on May 31st, but even though it was available the next day, Chief Crawford said they didn't get the report until June 10th—two days after Jeffrey Williams was found dead, his mother in serious condition.
When Williams and his mother checked into Room 225 at the Best Western in Boone, police say they didn't know an elderly couple had died in that same room just under two months before or that they were killed by dangerous carbon monoxide gas leaking into their room. From their statements, that police did not know either. "I can't speculate as to why we didn't get them," Police Chief Dana Crawford told channel 9. The state said it transmitted the toxicology report to the Dr. Brent Hall, a week before Williams' death. Within an hour of reporting this timeline, state officials told said Hall resigned from his position.
All this came to light on the day that search warrants from the investigation became available. According to the search warrant, firefighters knew last Saturday, June 8th, that the poisonous gas was in the hotel room after using testing equipment. Listed in the report are items taken from the facility, including two 5-foot sections of an exhaust pipe that came from the pool water heater, located below room 225. Officials also took the maintenance records for that room and a binder of the records for the pool area.
In Boone during the week was Washington State attorney for the Jenkins, Mark Brumbaugh. He looked over the search warrants and told Dave Faherty, "I'm representation the Jenkins family and I wanted to see it firsthand. I think it is pretty obvious at this point that it is carbon monoxide poisoning and rarely is that something that couldn't be avoided."
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The Yankees remain interested in Scott Hairston, but do not want to commit 2014 dollars in a contract for him (NY Post).
Hairston has drawn interest from five teams, but hasn't ruled out a return to the Mets (ESPN New York).
Jim Bowden said on Sirius/XM Radio the Rays and Nationals have had discussions over a deal including Michael Morse and James Shields, but "there is no traction" to those talks.
The Phillies have reached out to the agents for Ichiro Suzuki, and could be eyeing trades for Angels OF Peter Bourjos and Rockies OF Dexter Fowler (Comcast Sportsnet).
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Air China to dispatch five charter flights a day from February 28 to rush between Beijing and Crete
Another two Boeing 777 aircrafts took off from Beijing Capital International Airport on February 27
Directed by Vice Premier Zhang Dejiang to "go all out to evacuate our citizens as soon as possible", Air China followed the deployment of CAAC in the evening of the February 26 to increase flight density after the company determined in the afternoon of the same day to shoulder large-scale charter mission to take back Chinese compatriots stranded in Libya. Between February 28 and March 10, Air China will dispatch a total of five charter flights a day made up of Boeing 777 and 747 models to fly to Crete. Combined with three charter flights already starting task execution from February 23, Air China expects to pick up a total of nearly 12,000 people stranded. At 13:03 and 13:27 on February 27, another two Boeing 777 charter flights of Air China took off from Beijing Capital International Airport to go to Crete.
In the evening of February 26, Air China President Cai Jianjiang hosted an emergent meeting to implement the direction of Vice Premier Zhang Dejiang and CAAC deployment. Specialized working groups made up of principals from operation, flight, commerce, maintenance, cabin, ground service and other departments were ready in place rapidly. After a comprehensively evaluation of route characteristics and model allocation, Air China dispatched two Boeing 777 aircrafts for the task on February 27 in the first instance, and will maintain high-density flight every day operated by five charter flights from February 28. The operational department accurately calculates fuel loads and cargo plan. Luggage will be weighed strictly to ensure to transport passengers to the maximum and most efficiently. In addition to flight, maintenance, crew and security personnel, loading and check-in personnel are specially selected to go together with the flights to assist in local check-in procedures so as to expedite loading in Crete. They will also set up working groups there simultaneously, which will not only protect the charter flights of Air China but also provide assistance in protecting charter flights operated by other airlines to pick up stranded Chinese compatriots in Libya.
Being a military airport, Crete Airport is with complex weather conditions and topography. To ensure safety, Air China strengthens cabin power and makes good plans. In the large-scale concentrated charter flights mission, Air China pays more attention to cabin service process and reflects human care: broadcasting in cabin is warm; meals are sufficient and diversified, including mixed congee, bean paste dumpling, beef sausage, salted duck egg, brined vegetables, chocolate, and whole fruit. Doubled disinfectant wet wipes and small towels are prepared for tired passengers.
It is understood that starting from February 23, Air China has dispatched five charter flights to pick up compatriots stranded in Libya, of which the first took back 223 passengers from Tripoli, the second took back 227 passengers from Cairo, the third landed at Beijing Capital International Airport at 8:20 on February 27 and took back 328 passengers from Crete, the fourth and the fifth are on the fly. In view of the systematic operation carried out by Air China currently, the capacity adjustment of a flight may affect the allocation, deployment and operation protection of dozens of flights to follow up. Air China said they will try to make reasonable arrangements and they thank the passengers for their understanding and support.