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by Margaret, Mommy to a 3 1/2 month old
by Margaret, Mommy to a 3 1/2 month old
What?! He can't be teething already. Next thing, he'll be asking to borrow the car Connor is certainly growing fast, but he is no less adorable! Fabulous pic, thanks!
He is so precious. There is nothing like those toothless grins!
Uh-oh!!! Here comes the DROOL monster!!!
He sure is a cutie. Looks like his mommy!
Now that is MR. Mischief Face in fine form. Ha ha… he just makes me want to snuggle and blow on his neck.
Isn't all the drool a killer? Soph is only a month and slobbers all over the place.
Sometimes I think they start teething months in advance – those little pearlies are starting to move around. Cute pics.
Oh my LORD…. he is so adorable. I just couldn't and wouldn't ever put him down…. I mean, I have a stroller for my small dogs… I can't imagine what I'll be like with a cute, tiny little baby :o)
Very cute and adorable!!
Wow, is he 3 1/2 months already. Awww poor little guy. First the slober, then the pain from teething. Next thing you know we are gonna see pics of the first little tooth, then a first visit from the tooth fairy. They grow up way to fast.
Oh he's adorable. The amount of drool that comes out of my kid could fill a pool, so I hope you have a lot of bibs.
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Equestrian rider Ian Millar of Canada rode into Olympic history on Saturday, setting a record even before his horse jumped its first obstacle.
London marks Millar's 10th Olympics, more than any other athlete in Games history.
The 65-year-old Millar surpassed Austrian sailor Hubert Raudaschi, who retired in 1996 after appearing in nine games.
Millar has been an Olympic competitor for 40 years, his first games being Munich in 1972. The only games he missed in that stretch came during the Western-led boycott of Moscow in 1980.
After his round, in which his horse Star Power knocked down one fence, Millar said he feels the same now physically as he did when he started his Olympic career.
"I am better now than I was then in knowledge and experience," said Millar. "The age of the top riders tends to be older because it takes a lot of time to be consistent."
Known as "Captain Canada" in his home country where he is a national sports hero, Millar twice won jumping's World Cup but has won only one Olympic medal, team silver in China in 2008. He contributed a clean round there to bolster his team despite riding with a broken hand.
He hasn't ruled out the possibility of competing in the 2016 Games in Brazil, but his horse's age is more the issue than his own.
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Make your own laminated pad
You might try laminating another piece of foam to your GG pad. Get some 3M spray adhesive and add another layer of padding to the bottom. Look at the GG thinlight pads.
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REI Quarterdome
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There are a lot of condos to chose from in Panama City Beach.
There's more here than just the beach,
We think our condo is a great place to hang out and relax.
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inside, outside, and around the neighborhood.
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- there's an overstuffed couch, chairs and ottoman that are great for relaxing
- the LCD HDTV and to the Bose 321 audio system will keep you entertained when you aren't at the beach
- Comcast DVR so you can record your favorite shows
- there's no pointy edges on the stools and chairs to make you uncomfortable
- the kitchen is stocked with pots, pans, cookie sheets, utensils, even stir fry and grill pans
Gulf Crest has roomier floor plans than many other condos.
- The living and dining area are combined into a roomy great room
- The living/dining area has more than twice the window space of most condos, right on the gulf
- There's plenty of room to lay around and watch TV, you won't feel like you are sitting too close to the television.
No boom boxes or tiny TVs here...
We have an LG 37 inch LCD HDTV in the living room with HDTV and DVR from Comcast. The Bose 321 Home Theater System combines the DVD, CD, and radio into a single, easy to use system. DVDs (and the regular TV channels) sound terrific on the Bose system.
The bedrooms also have 20 inch LG LCD HDTVs that pick up the regular, digital, and HDTV channels.
Do you like to listen to music? We do. We didn't want to drag our CDs to the condo just to play them on a boom box. The Bose 321 in the living room is an excellent audio system and the master bedroom has a Philips microsystem with terrific sound. The Comcast digital music channels can also be played on the Bose audio system so you can pick your favorite channel and listen to it on a real audio system, not just over the TV speakers.
Gulf Crest is known for it's roomy floorplan
Gulf Crest condos have an open floor plan with a gulf front living area that's twice as wide as many other condos.
The dining table at the far end of the great room seats six comfortably with a view of the Gulf.
The roomy kitchen is stocked with just about everything you'll need:
- chip bowls, cookie sheets, plenty of pots and pans,
- quality dishes, the knives and forks don't rust and bend,
- wine and beer glasses, large coffee mugs.
It's a great balcony
Gulf Crest condos have large, wide balconies with a great view of the water.
Around the Neighborhood
Gulf Crest is located close to many local attractions, including a Nicklaus Design golf course.
Just a short walk up the beach to Pineapple Willy's and Club LaVela
Go Kart Tracks, Mini Golf, and Arcades are right across the street at Emerald Falls
How do I Get To Gulf Crest?
You can come across the main bridge in Panama City or take 79 to Highway 30 (Back Beach Road)
Take West Front Beach Road toward the beach and then take a left on Joan Avenue
Take Joan to the light Thomas Drive, Gulf Crest is dead ahead
Drive across Thomas Drive toward the building, you'll see the gate on the right side of the parking deck
What else is in the area?
Gulf Crest is not far from the Grand Lagoon area, one of our favorite places to go.
What are these places?
Captain Anderson's
Boatyard Restaurant
Treasure Ship Restaurant
Sea Screamer Cruise
Pirate Boat Cruise
St. Andrews State Park
BayPoint Nicklaus Design Golf Course
What else is there to do in the area?
Here's some more general links about the area...
City Of Panama City Beach
Emerald Coast
Panama City Beach Online
Panama City Links
More Panama City Beach Info
When is a good time to come?
Whenever you want. Most visit in the summer months and then over the winter. Spring and fall are great times to visit also. The weather is great and there's still plenty to do. Here's the monthly average temperatures.
Thanks for spending the time to see why we think this place is so great. There's a lot of places to pick from in Panama City Beach. This is why we think our place is special.


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Scotland lock Stuart Grimes was denied a try by the video referee in the first minute - and the Irish never looked back.
The influential Brian O'Driscoll caused panic in the Scotland ranks with every touch of the ball, and it was from one of his sidestepping forays that Denis Hickie pounced for the only try of the first half on 28 minutes.
David Humphreys supplemented the Irish first-half total with a couple of well-struck penalty goals, and a third six minutes into the second half extended their advantage.
The Scots had to be satisfied with a couple of Gordon Ross penalties which briefly gave them renewed hope.
Humphreys added another penalty to make it 19-6 and the game was put beyond the home side when winger Geordan Murphy produced a brilliant solo effort.
Murphy, a first-half replacement for the injured Shane Horgan, defused a strong Scottish raid by pouncing on a loose ball from the base of a ruck and twice hacked the ball forward on a 60-metre sprint to the line.
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- 1/2 c red wine
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"I think that will be in phase two," said Jane Lewis Holman of Leathers Associates, an Ithaca, N.Y.-based firm that designed the original playground at Rotary Park almost 20 years ago.
A Nov. 8 plan presentation at Fairlawn Elementary Magnet School came after a day in which pupils at Fairlawn, Frances K. Sweet Elementary School, St. Andrew's Episcopal Academy and St. Anastasia Catholic School told designers what they wanted in the playground.
Bradley Livingston, 10, wants seesaws; his sister, Kaylie Livingston, also 10, wants a zip line and clean bathrooms. Rylee Tyler, 7, wants monkey bars; his sister, Kylah Tyler, 6, hopes there are swings.
Before anything of that can happen, volunteers must raise about $175,000, said Jennifer Trefelner, who along with her parents was involved in the original playground at South 23rd Street and Virginia Avenue. Her husband, Joey, is the renovation project's general coordinator.
They got involved after being contacted by Bruce Abernethy, a coordinator of the original project. The city had told Abernethy it planned to demolish the deteriorating playground equipment next year, and he wanted to help replace it.
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Dun Chaoin Youth Hostel
Hostel | Dunquin, Ballyferriter, Tralee, Ireland --
16 out of 18 customers would recommend this property
Recent review (04/07/2015)
"Amazing location. Stunning views. I drove there in my car and you do really need some sort of transport to get to this hostel. The hostel is almost 15 km from Dingle and I would hate to have to walk it. It's too far on…"Read all Dun Chaoin Youth Hostel reviews
- Credit cards accepted
- Car Parking
- Self-catering Facilities
- Lounge area
- Washing machines
Purchasable Extras
- Linen USD 2.24
- Towel USD 1.12
What's Included
- Luggage Room
Important Information
Please note: We do not accept bookings for more than 10 people. Any such booking will be cancelled and the deposit will not be refunded. For all group bookings please email agency. Please note you need to ring the hostel directly for cancellations less than 5 days before arrival.
Cancellation Policy
Customers can cancel their reservation free of charge up to 2 days before arrival (local time). Payments made to HostelBookers are non-refundable.
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8 Bed Dorm - Female only (Shared bathroom)No meals or drinks included
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Quad (Shared bathroom)No meals or drinks included
Twin (Private bathroom)No meals or drinks included
6 person (Shared bathroom)No meals or drinks included
About Dun Chaoin Youth Hostel
The parish of Dún Chaoin is at the most westerly tip of the Dingle Peninsula in the County of Kerry in the south-west of Ireland. It comprises eleven town lands on the mainland and the Blasket Islands three miles offshore and it is often referred to as
"the next parish to America"
The people of Dún Chaoin speak Irish today and they are proud of the links which they have maintained with their native culture and with the descendants of many emigrants who left for a new life in America, England and other countries.
A ferry operates from the local pier to the Blasket Islands during the summer. Sandy beaches are within a few kilometres and An Daingean (Dingle Town) is 16 kilometres to the east. There is a daily bus service to An Daingean and a less frequent service to Dún Chaoin. The Dingle Way Walking Route passes through Dún Chaoin on its perambulation of Slea Head.
Beidh fíorchaoin fáilte go mórmór roimis Gaeilgeóirí agus déanfaimíd ár ndícheall a chinntiú gurb í Gaoluinn binn blasta Chorca Dhuibhne a bheidh le chloisint agat an fhaid 's atán tú inár measc.
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Chef Amber Shea's New Book
After working with Amber on her new website, it was exciting to find out that Amber was working on an ebook, a 3 day cleanse – and that she wanted to work with me on the design! I was so honored to be a part of this project. Be sure to check it out, The Real Food Cleanse; I think everyone could benefit from a hitting the "reset" button on their food habits – and 3 days is a breeze, especially with her delicious and easy recipes!
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Quite simply, we're here to make your life better.
In ways both big and small, Girl Around Town is your one-stop-shop that answers the "always asked" questions.
Whether it's a quick style tip that helps you feel beautiful instantly, a trusted recommendation on where to meet up with your girlfriends that saves you valuable time or 5 easy steps from a financial expert that sets you on the path to achieve your dream life, we're sharing it all because as women we deserve to have all of our questions answered.
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Leigh Evans has worked for Creative Artists Agency, Red Wagon Entertainment, as well as directly for the founder of Tribeca Productions and the Tribeca Film Festival. Leigh then went on to become Special Projects Producer for the Doha Tribeca Film Festival's 2nd year, helping form the inner workings of the festival and guiding it towards success. Leigh created Girl Around Town in 2009 when she moved back to Houston and began to rediscover the city of her youth. Quickly realizing the format fit more than one city, Leigh expanded Girl Around town to New York City in 2010 with Mary Cunningham and the two re-launched the enhanced site in 2011. Currently she works as a communications and media consultant, is the Houston editor of GoTidbits.com, and editor-in-chief of GirlAroundTown.net.
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Stevenson's assistants will be Wellington forwards coach and former All Black Jamie Joseph and former All Black Stu Forster, who has been the Maori team's technical analyst for the past two years.
Highlanders coach Greg Cooper has been appointed coach of the Under-21 side replacing Bryce Woodward, who has stood down from the role, while current Taranaki coach Kieran Crowley takes over from Aussie McLean as the Under-19 coach.
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Navigating the Compass of Belief
It isn't a delusion for one to be an atheist; after all, simply not believing that deities exist is no less rational than not believing that Santa Clause exists.
The delusion, however, comes from religionists who seek to paint atheism itself as a religion.
"It takes as much faith to not believe in God and it does to believe," they constantly repeat.
But no, it doesn't, just as it takes no faith to not believe that cats are an invading alien species whose mission is to pacify us with their cute YouTube videos before conquering our feeble planet. In fact, evidence suggests that cats are capable of no such thing and that they evolved right here on Earth with the rest of us.
Not believing in God (or gods, for that matter) is not the exact opposite of believing in them, which typically does require faith (but not always). For most atheists, there is no certainty that gods do not exist, merely the high probability. This concept is excellently illustrated by Dawkins Scale.
Unfortunately, Dawkins' scale is only two dimensional and, like political ideology, religious belief is much more complex than that. Therefore, we need a compass to illustrate for us a third dimension.
The Compass of Belief
North and south on our compass are represented by theism and atheism, respectively. A theist is one who does believe in deities, an atheist is one who does not. Very simple.
East and west on our compass are agnostic and gnostic, respectively. This is where some people tend to get lost.
A person who is gnostic believes that they are in possession of special knowledge that perhaps only a select few can know.
In a religious sense, a person who is agnostic either doubts or denies outright that knowledge of the existence of a god is even possible.
On a map it is possible to travel both north and east and
the same time, and both south and west at the same time, and so on. But it is
impossible to travel both north and south simultaneously, and the same goes for
east and west. Our compass illustrates this.
Therefore, there are five possibilities for a person to fall upon on the Compass of Belief:
1. Agnostic Atheist
2. Agnostic Theist
3. Gnostic Theist
4. Gnostic Atheist
5. Absolute Agnostic
Let's examine each one.
Beginning with theists, by and large the most common form is the gnostic theist. The typical religious person believes, based on faith, that they have special knowledge of their god's existence. The feel the presence of their god in their life, they have conversations, perhaps in their minds those conversations are even two way. They love their god and they feel love back. For them it is beautiful and serene. They desire and expect to be united with their deity in some form of afterlife. In short, a gnostic theist believes with certainty
There are, however, agnostic theists as well. These are folks, generally driven by the fear of retribution exacted by God for nonbelief, and/or the genuine desire to be rewarded with eternal life after death if at all possible. In essence, they are subscribers to Pascal's Wager, figuring that there is greater risk to not believe, even though they have their doubts.
That brings us to atheism. By and large the most common form of atheism is agnostic atheism. Probably greater than ninety-nine percent of all self-described atheists (and most self-described agnostics) fit into this category. The agnostic atheist accepts that it is impossible to know whether or not gods exist, and yet recognize that in all likelihood that they do not, while at the same time admitting that there's a possibility, albeit small, that they are wrong. This is the portrait of the typical atheist.
Gnostic atheists, on the other hand, disbelieve the existence of God with the same fervor that gnostic theists believe. They claim to know, to have some special knowledge that absolutely, without a doubt, no gods exist. Unlike the agnostic atheist, the gnostic atheist makes a leap of faith and stakes a claim to know something that is unknowable. Very, very few atheists fall into this category, yet this is the box that the proponents of faith dishonestly paint all atheists into.
That covers all four quadrants of the compass, and yet there is a fifth position not yet discussed; that position is absolute agnosticism.
An absolute agnostic, in practical reality, probably does not exist. This is a person who, after reviewing the physical evidence and philosophical arguments for and against the existence of gods comes to the conclusion that it is equally probable that deities do exist as it is that they do not. Even a person who has never heard of the existence of any religion cannot be categorized in this position because in order to arrive at it one must first be aware of the concept of god and then consider it. There isn't a reasonable person on Earth who could honestly fit into this position.
The True Delusion
The true delusion of atheism is that it somehow requires faith when, in fact, most atheists are of the agnostic variety requiring no faith at all, merely logic and reason that all manner of humans possess. Next time someone makes that faulty argument show them the compass and explain to them that not everyone follows true north or true south, but a path somewhere between east and west.
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Living in the neighborhood since the late 1960s, I would occasionally see one or two local businesses leave. They would quickly be replaced by another.
Over the past decades, I have witnessed many other changes to our neighborhood. On Northern Boulevard, our old Bowling Alley, the original Scobee Dinner, the mini-Sears Roebuck on Great Neck Road, North Shore Bicycle, Little Neck Movie Theater, Bill's Newsstand, Scobee Dinner on Little Neck Parkway, the old 5 & 10 Virginia Variety, Patrick's Pub, Villa Bianca, Villa Bianca Bakery, Nelsons, Luke's Bakery, several supermarkets along with other stores have come and gone. They would always be replaced by a new tenant.
Walking down Northern Boulevard in the evenings, my wife and I see fewer people dining out and shopping. Years ago, vacant storefronts never stayed that way for long. We recently took an evening walk from Glenwood Street at the City Line to 248th Street two blocks west of Marathon Parkway in Little Neck. It was disappointing to see eighteen vacant storefronts, many of which have stood empty for months to a year or more. Many Great Neck neighbors residing in the Terrace Circle apartments, the unincorporated community of Lakeville nearby Lakeville Elementary school, Lake Success and other neighborhoods adjacent to the city line patronize many of these commercial establishments on Northern Boulevard.
The unemployment rate is 8 percent. This does not count the 7 percent more who have given up looking and the millions more who are working part time. There is clearly less disposable income for people to spend. Many former two incomes households have to live on one pay check. Some face both wage earners out of work. Don't forget those who have exhausted their unemployment insurance and savings. All of the above has resulted in far tighter family budgets. This translates to eating out less frequently or dining at less expensive restaurants. Repairing and making due with existing clothing, appliances, furniture, household items and automobiles rather than buying new has become a regular part of life. People are postponing major house renovations such as painting, siding, roof shingles, bathroom and other major upgrades. You also have people foregoing nonessential pampering. All of this translates to fewer customers and financial transactions for various local businesses. That is resulting in the decline of our local neighborhood economy.
After a fire last year, on the north side of Northern Boulevard the old liquor store at the city line is still undergoing renovations and has yet to reopen. Peter from Peter's Hair Design has just retired and his store now sits empty and vacant. He was a neighborhood icon for years. One of our old favorite restaurants — Nelson's was replaced several years ago by the Red Lotus Bakery and Cafe. The old Music Zoo stands vacant with a work permit posted outside for an orthodontist. There are already several dentists and orthodontists in the area. The corner bar on Morgan Street has gone through so many owners and names over past decades, we have lost count. They have recently been replaced by Rachel Hair Salon. The only problem is that there are seven other beauty salons open within blocks of each other. Sooner or later, some will close as there just may not be enough clients to go around. The old piano store which was vacant for months has recently been replaced with Collezione Wines & Spirits. There is already one liquor store open adjacent to Stop & Shop. I wonder if three liquor stores within blocks of each other are going to make ends meet. T & C Cooper Door is still empty and available. On the next block, both the Plumbing Electrical Hardware (they couldn't make a go of it against North Shore Hardware down the block) and Little Neck Convenience stores stand vacant. Love Light Spa has replaced Plumbing Electrical Hardware after sitting vacant for months. Again, there are several other establishments offering similar services within blocks of each other.
My old friend Kevin tried but failed to make a go of it with Little Neck Convenience. That replaced Bill's old newsstand by the bus stop and represented the last of the old time neighborhood newsstands. C&F Fish market came and went and continues to sit empty for months. There were not enough gamblers to go around resulting in the Off Track Betting (OTB) Parlor closing. Along with the travel agency upstairs, it has been vacant for over a year. The reliable neighborhood anchor Scobee Diner has been closed since November 2010. Rumors of a bank taking over the site have come and gone. Exit Realty adjacent to the laundromat next to Queens County Savings Bank is vacant. Nearby to the Little Neck Inn is another site now vacant formerly occupied by a restaurant — Cafe & Room. Won Hair Lite sits empty on top of Conti's Resturant.
On the south side of Northern Boulevard, we have three vacant storefronts at the site formerly occupied many years ago by the International House of Pancakes which was subsequently replaced by an independent operator. The building was torn down several years ago and replaced by a mini shopping center. The old Korean Countryside Cuisine Restaurant is for sale near Brownvale Lane. Walking further east toward the city line we have a site formerly occupied by Joeun Appliances & Electronics store for rent. This is part of another mini shopping center which was built on the site of the old Patrick's Pub. On the next block Il Bacco's original site sits idle, Executive Kitchen has a work permit (no clue what will be), LaPlaza Refrigeration's space and a vacant Pet Store are still looking for new tenants.
There are a number of other establishments whose owners continue to change hands. Sal's Pizza is on its second reincarnation since he retired two years ago. Ditto, for our local bagel shop. It is under new management for the fifth time since opening two decades ago. Another old friend Joe spent a great deal of time, sweat and money attempting to build DiMaria's Pizza and Kitchen. With four other Italian restaurants to select from he apparently just couldn't make a go of it and was recently replaced by Napoli Joe Pizzeria. The same problem may exist with the ten health spas, nine Chinese, Korean, Japanese and Sushi restaurants, eight real estate offices, five Korean nail salons, four massage/health style parlors, four martial arts, four barbershops, three kitchen & baths, three delicatessens and three pet/and or grooming stores. Every few months, one seems to come and go. They reopen months later reincarnated under another name. Perhaps there is sufficient business to support many of the eight real estate offices based upon the volume of both residential and commercial turnover in the neighborhood.
In these difficult economic times, it is especially important to patronize our remaining local neighborhood businesses. My wife and I along with many Great Neck neighbors are regular patrons of the local community stores in neighboring Little Neck on Northern Boulevard from Glenwood Street at the city line to 248th Street. Why drive and waste time? There are so many great local businesses. Leave your car in the driveway, save some gas, say hello to neighbors and take a walk around the neighborhood to get some exercise. We continue to try and periodically frequent many of the following stores who over the years have struggled to remain open and successfully survived. They all developed a product or service niche along with a loyal local following supplemented by customers who come from outside the neighborhood to frequent their respective establishments. This list of success stories includes but is not limited to North Shore Hardware, Little Neck Pharmacy, Staples, Queens County Savings Bank, Capital One Bank, Stop and Shop, the Greek Isles, Il Bacco, La Grotto, Aunt Bella's Italian Restaurant, McDonalds, King Wok Chinese Food and others.
We don't mind occasionally paying a little more to help our local businesses survive. Don't forget your cook and server at your favorite local neighborhood restaurant. We try to tip 20 percent against the total bill including taxes. If it is an odd amount, round up to the next dollar. If you can afford to eat out, you can afford an extra dollar tip. When ordering take out, don't forget to leave a dollar or two for the waiter or cook. Trust us, it is appreciated.
Remember these people are our neighbors. They work long hours, pay taxes and provide local employment. If we don't patronize our local community stores and restaurants to shop and eat, they don't eat either. This helps keep our neighbors employed and the local economy growing.
People need to hold both President Barack Obama and Congress accountable for the current economic decline, which has reached down to our own neighborhoods. The statute of limitations has long since passed blaming former President George Bush for all our current woes. Four years have gone since he served. Obama had a Democratic majority in both the House and Senate for his first two years in office. Despite spending several trillion dollars in various economic stimulus programs and bail outs, there has been no significant improvement to our economy. In the meantime, the national debt has increased over $5 trillion dollars under his administration with nothing to show for it. Are you better off today than four years ago? If not, it is time for a change in leadership. Washington needs to fire the current team and hire a new management team this November.


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Using Street View images to photo texture buildings
SketchUp allows you to capture images from Street View to texture the buildings you are creating for Google Earth. This feature is specifically useful when Street View images are available for the exterior walls of a building in Google Maps. To capture a Street View image and apply it to a building's exterior wall:
- Locate a building in Google Maps (maps.google.com) that you want to model. This building must have Street View images for one or more exterior wall. The following image contains Street View image of two restaurants in Boulder, Colorado:
- Model the building in SketchUp. Refer to Placing a SketchUp model in Google Earth for information on how to create a model for Google Earth. The following image contains a basic model of this two restaurants:
- Click on one of the building's exterior walls (choose a wall that has a corresponding image in Street View).
- Click the Add Photo Textures button (). The Photo Textures window appears.
- Navigate (in the Photo Texture window) so you are facing the image of the exterior wall that you have selected in SketchUp. The following image shows the Photo Texture window with the image of front of the two restaurants:
- Click the Select Region button. The image in the Street View window fades. A smaller area, the same shape as the wall chosen in Sketchup, appears. This shape represents the portion of the Street View image that you will use to photo texture your building. This shape has four pins. You must position these pins around the portion of the Street View photo that you want to use to texture the wall chosen in SketchUp. The following image shows the faded Street View image with a rectangular shape representing the area of the image that will be used to texture your building in SketchUp:
- Click and hold the left mouse button on one of the pins, such as the upper-left pin.
- Move the mouse cursor (pin) to a position in the Street View image that represents a corner of your wall, such as the upper-left corner.
- Release the left mouse button. The following image shows the upper-left pin placed at the upper-left corner of the Street View image of the two restaurants:
- Repeat steps 7-9 for the remaining three pins. The following image shows all four pins placed on all four corners of the Street View image of the two restaurants. The area that is within the four pins represents the portion of the image that will be applied to selected face in SketchUp.
- Click the Grab button to grab the selected portion of the Street View image and apply it as a texture to your building in SketchUp. The following image shows your building in SketchUp with the Street View image:
- (optional) Further adjust your image using the Texture Position tool. Refer to the Texture Position tool for further information.
- Repeat Steps 3-12 for other sides of the building where you have Street View images. The following image shows a finished building with two Street View images applied to exterior walls:
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In what was the eve of self-destruction, the Hawaii football team could not overcome the weight of six first-half turnovers in a 62-35 loss to Tulsa yesterday in the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl.
Before a crowd of 41,089, the short-handed Warriors -- playing without four offensive starters -- ended their season in defeat for the fourth consecutive year.
The No. 24 Warriors fell to 10-4, and surely will be stripped of their national ranking when the polls close after the BCS title game.
"This will sit in our stomach for a while," said UH quarterback Bryant Moniz, who threw for 411 yards and three touchdowns but was intercepted four times -- one pick was returned for a touchdown -- and sacked six times.
On a second-quarter sack, Moniz landed with a thud on his left side. He suffered a hip pointer that kept him from playing in two series, and left him in discomfort the rest of the game.
"I was trying to stretch on the sidelines, anything to get my hip loose," Moniz said.
At least Moniz was able to play. Three offensive players -- left wideout Rodney Bradley, left tackle Austin Hansen and left guard Brysen "Bula" Ginlack -- confirmed they were ruled ineligible for the game. They declined to cite reasons.
And after Tulsa's opening drive stalled, slotback Kealoha Pilares tried to return a low-arcing punt. Pilares made the catch, but was hit immediately. He said he injured his left knee -- the extent will not be know until after an MRI is taken -- and did not play after that.
"We definitely missed Kealoha," said left slotback Greg Salas, who caught 13 passes for 214 yards and two touchdowns. "He's a big part of our offense. He's an explosive playmaker. He's done it all season. It affected our chemistry."
In the first half, the Warriors were having problems, with turnovers staking the Golden Hurricane to a 27-14 lead at the intermission.
Right cornerback John Flanders and linebacker Curnelius Arnick each scored on back-to-back, 54-yard interception returns.
On Flanders' pick, Shane Austin, who had filled in for Moniz, was struck by defensive end Tyrunn Walker while trying to throw the ball out of bounds.
"We were playing, man, and he just lobbed it up," Flanders said. "Big T hit him, and I returned it. I was happy to make a play."
Austin said: "I was trying to throw it away. I think I had Salas up the seam, but I lost sight of him, and moved on. I tried to throw it out of bounds, but I didn't get enough on it. Their guy was in my face. But I have to do better. This one was on me. That's the way it goes sometimes."
And it went that way on UH's ensuing possession, when Arnick produced a deja-vu return.
"I faked like I was coming, and the quarterback threw it straight to me. After that, it was straight to the end zone," Arnick said.
But for all of the Warriors' first-half problems, they managed to close to six points twice in the third quarter -- at 27-21 on Salas' 5-yard corner route, and 34-28 on Alex Green's 1-yard run on an inside-zone play.
But for each UH rally, Tulsa responded, and 5-foot-6 Damaris Johnson's DNA was found at every scene.
With Tulsa leading 27-21, Johnson motioned to the left side, caught a screen pass in the flat, then cut to the right for a 59-yard gain to the UH 15. On the next play, G.J. Kinne fired a pass to Jameel Owens in the end zone.
When it was 34-28, Johnson got the ball on a fly sweep and raced 67 yards for a touchdown.
Johnson capped the scoring with a 9-yard pass from Kinne with 1:16 to play.
"I knew I had to step up my game," said Johnson, a junior who is the NCAA's career leader in kickoff return yards. "Hawaii has a great team, and we had to play a great game to win."
Entering the game, the Tulsa coaches were concerned about Hawaii's humidity. Indeed, with a rainstorm approaching, it was a muggy night in Halawa.
"I'm from Louisiana, so I was OK," Johnson said. "We have a lot of humidity there. It was hot, but our guys persevered, and came through with the win."
Johnson saved his best return for last.
"I'm going to come back (to Tulsa) next year," said Johnson, when asked if he would relinquish his senior season to apply for the National Football League Draft.
The Warriors, meanwhile, were trying to find answers to a defense that held Tulsa to 95 yards in the first half, but surrendered 436 yards in the final two quarters.
"We handled their speed in the first half," associate head coach Rich Miano said. "In the third quarter, they had three momentum plays when our offense was starting to get back into the groove. We needed to make a stop, and we didn't. That's the frustrating thing."
UH linebacker Corey Paredes said: "It was a weird game. It's hard to explain what happened. We came up short. The defense kicked in the first half, and then was kicked in the second half."
The Warriors' offense, meanwhile, struggled to find rhythm.
Moniz said Tulsa, switching between man schemes and a four-deep zone, defended the routes and not necessarily the receivers.
"They were on all of our routes," Moniz said. "They were cutting it. They knew our offense. They made some great plays. They were getting good pressure up front. They were jumping the lanes. I wasn't able to read them."
Right wideout Royce Pollard said Bradley and Pilares were missed.
"I felt we were a unit with them," Pollard said. "Nothing against the guys stepping in, but it's a rhythm we had. We didn't execute, and we needed to execute more. There were pieces that were missing."
In the hush of the UH locker room after the game, Salas hugged teammates. Salas departed last night for his home in Chino, Calif.
"Losing that last game is tough," Salas said. "We wanted to go out with a win, and be the team to be remembered. We didn't get it."
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I'm not sure why things are so much harder now – seven months after Aaron passed away, and eleven months after Noah passed away. Kobe, who is usually happy, has been cranky, angry and crying a lot. He is usually so easy to get along with, but he has been testing my limits as he kicks, hits and screams at us.
When I send him to time out to think about what he did, he sits there screaming, "I'm just missing my Daddy so much!" When I tell him that it's okay to miss Daddy, but it's not okay to be naughty he then yells, "But now I'm missing Noah!" (Read more about sweet Kobe at my blog.)
I'm missing them both too.
So much.
Usually I feel like I'm coping okay, but this week I have also been cranky, angry and crying a lot. Sometimes I wish I could kick, hit and scream at something, but as a grown woman I know how to control my emotions a little better.
Each of my boys has been struggling more than usual this week. It's so hard to watch them grieve while I feel so swallowed up in grief myself. I feel like I have given so much to them over the past eleven months to help them get through, and it's finally catching up with me.
Distractions only work for so long, before everything eventually catches up with you. And you realise that you can't avoid it any longer.
For months, Jalen's physical health has been suffering because of his emotional health. And I'm having episodes where my heart starts racing all of a sudden and I feel very dizzy.
After seeing a doctor he confirmed it was from stress, and I went to the pharmacy to get some supplements to help settle it down. As I explained to the pharmacist why I needed it, he told me that although they may help a little, grief is just something that we unfortunately have to go through, and things won't get better just by taking a tablet.
I wish it was as easy as taking a tablet. I wish I could give my boys something to magically take all the pain away. But I know that I have to teach them and remind them of why we are here on earth. I have to teach them to have faith.
Richard C Edgley once said , "Because of the conflicts and challenges we face in today's world, I wish to suggest a single choice—a choice of peace and protection and a choice that is appropriate for all. That choice is faith. Be aware that faith is not a free gift given without thought, desire, or effort. It does not come as the dew falls from heaven. The Savior said, 'Come unto me' and 'Knock, and it shall be given you.' These are action verbs—come, knock. They are choices. So I say, choose faith. Choose faith over doubt, choose faith over fear, choose faith over the unknown and the unseen, and choose faith over pessimism."
I keep reminding my boys to choose to have faith that things are how they are meant to be, faith that things will get better. Faith over fear.
It doesn't mean that we can't be sad and angry and wish thing were different. It doesn't mean that I try to convince Kobe to stop missing his Daddy so much. Because we will always miss Aaron and Noah. It just means that we have hope and faith for brighter days ahead.
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There is much talk these days about something called "Judaeo-Christian values." This is the name that is invariably assigned to the morality to which America is supposed to have traditionally subscribed. America, we are told, is a "Judaeo-Christian" nation, a nation "founded" upon "Judaeo-Christian principles" or "ideals."
Now, it is, of course, true that there is an especially close relationship between Judaism and Christianity. The latter spun out of the former. The first Christians were Jews, and the Man whom the Christian world —approximately one-third of the planet's population — recognizes as the incarnation of God Almighty was a Jew. To those writings that Jews regard as sacred Christians attach the same importance. In fact, though he doesn't often think of himself in exactly these terms, if pushed, the Christian would be the first to acknowledge that he is indeed a Jew, but a perfected Jew, a Jew who lived to witness the coming of the Messiah — the Christ.
Yet for all of these similarities, the expression "Judeao-Christian morality" is, ultimately, a fiction that does an injustice to both Judaism and Christianity.
The "values," "principles," or "ideals" encompassed by "Judaeo-Christian morality" are to the traditions from which they have been abstracted what a portrait is to the whole life of the person of whom it is a depiction. The values, principles, and ideals of "Judeao-Christian morality" stand in relation to the faiths from which they've been distilled as the principles of a grammar stand in relation to the living language to which they belong. Just as a portrait and a grammar derive their value from their usefulness in summarizing the vastly more intricate phenomena to which they owe their being, so too are "the principles" of any morality nothing more or less than bloodless, lifeless abstractions, static abridgements of the living tradition of which they are CliffsNotes.
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