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That, in just the space of two days, Carlsberg has announced both a pay freeze and the closure of two Russian breweries, speaks volumes about the seriousness of the situation in its Eastern European stronghold.
Carlsberg is "considering" closing some of its breweries in Russia as the country's beer market continues to falter, the group's CEO has revealed.
Earlier today (19 February), Carlsberg reported a drop in net profits in 2013, on the back of flat sales in the year. Here, just-drinks takes a look at the Danish brewer's results by region and by brand:
Carlsberg will release it fourth-quarter and final-year results on Wednesday (19 February). Here, just-drinks takes a look at the brewer's news in the three months to the end of December, and its financial results for the year so far.
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Earlier this year, just-drinks' managing editor, Olly Wehring, travelled to Russia with Carlsberg to learn about the brewer's plans for its Baltika division in the country. The unit, which produces the namesake range of beers, is the clear market-leader, but has had to struggle of late as the legislative environment has grown more hostile to alcoholic drinks. Having assumed the leadership of Baltika late last year, Isaac Sheps talked to just-drinks about what he found when he made the move, what he's battling against today, and what he wants in the future.
The first thing we should point out is that this is not Wehring. Family commitments in the form of a 3lb 8oz offspring has predicated that our editor is house-bound for the time being. The second is that only half of this interview took place in person in Copenhagen; the other half was conducted via 'phone from the terrace of an Italian vineyard following a meeting between yours' truly and approximately 50 wines. You're right, I'm showing off.
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Brewers in Russia are to scrap their 1.5-litre PET bottle lines despite warning the move will drive consumers to illegal alcohol.
Here's a round-up of this week's highlights in the global beer category. We are also running similar round-ups for spirits & wine and soft drinks & bottled water.
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Carlsberg has suspended production at one of its Baltika Breweries' facilities in Russia.
Carlsberg has confirmed a change of CFO at its Baltika Breweries division in Russia.
Warsteiner has switched partners in Russia, plumping for Carlsberg's Baltika Breweries over Anadolu Efes in the country.
Carlsberg has started construction on a major new brewery in southern China as it targets an annual 15m-hectolitre capacity in the country by 2015.
Carlsberg-controlled Olivaria Brewery in Belarus has appointed a new CEO.
With the end of the year looming, just-drinks is running a series of 'Top Tens of the Year' in the run-up to Christmas. Here are the ten most read interviews on just-drinks in 2012.
Carlsberg has confirmed it has taken full ownership of Russia's largest brewer Baltika Breweries.
Carlsberg Group and subsidiary Baltika Breweries are to spend RUB1bn (US$32m) on environmental projects in Russia.
Carlsberg is set to take full ownership of Baltika Breweries after the group announced it will begin a compulsory purchase of the remaining shares it does not already own in the Russian firm.
Carlsberg has raised its stake in Baltika Breweries to 96.77%, bringing it closer to full ownership of the Russian company.
The president of Heineken's Americas unit is joining the board of Scottish soft drinks maker AG Barr in a non-executive role.
Carlsberg's first-half results were "mixed", but analysts have been impressed with the brewer's performance in the difficult Russian market.
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Carlsberg's attempt to buy up the remaining shares in Russia's Baltika Breweries has moved a step closer, following approval of the shares' delisting.
The board of Baltika Breweries has recommended Carlsberg's offer to buy the outstanding shares in the Russian brewer.
Carlsberg is investing RMB5bn (US$782m) in building a major new brewery in the south of China to take futher advantage of the world's biggest beer market.
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OU football: Trevor Knight developed leadership, determination in high school
NORMAN — A couple nights before Oklahoma's spring game in April, Trevor Knight and his dad spoke by telephone for about an hour and a half.
The father and son talked about life, faith, football and, of course, the intense quarterback competition that raged on through spring practices — and still continues more than a week into fall camp.
Knight, a redshirt freshman, was the youngest and least experienced of Oklahoma's quarterback candidates, behind junior Blake Bell and sophomore Kendal Thompson, but that night, he told his dad the full story of his transition in high school from a timid underclassman to a staunch, uncompromising leader.
Thompson broke his foot the first day of fall camp, leaving a two-man battle. Although Bell remains the favorite, Knight hasn't let up, displaying toughness and drive throughout a competition many assumed would be over by now. The leadership he developed during a trying junior year at San Antonio's Ronald Reagan High School continues to shape him today.
When Knight was a high-school freshman, he was called up to the varsity squad for its playoff games. He noticed that after the team ran through its inflatable tunnel and onto the field in pregame, many upperclassmen huddled at midfield and shouted profanity about their opponent.
The language shook — and shocked — the very religious Knight, but he wasn't in any position to do anything about it.
He became the starting quarterback as a sophomore, but still didn't feel comfortable standing up to what he saw as ugly, unnecessary vitriol.
So when Knight returned for his junior year, he decided it was time to facilitate change. He stayed on the field after pregame warm-ups, waited for the team to arrive at midfield and led everyone in a pregame prayer.
"It caused some dissension in the ranks," remembered his dad, George Knight. "I can remember seeing a few guys who would drag their feet and get to the prayer gathering about the time it ended."
In addition to the locker-room unease, Reagan suffered a few injuries, resulting in a four-game losing streak to end the regular season that cost it a playoff spot.
"He had to really turn up the notch as a leader and really, the whole offseason, the whole summer strength and conditioning time, he became the guy," said Reagan coach David Wetzel. "He could stand up in front of everybody. He started leading prayer, doing the talking, being the rallying, motivating guy."
The same problems didn't exist Knight's senior year, when Reagan won its district title and finished with a 12-2 record.
On that April phone call, Trevor Knight told his dad, "When it came to the senior year and the guys were all in with me, and we were all on the same page, and we knew we had each others' backs, we could go up against anybody."


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Review: We were so pleased to be able to park in Bamboo's parking lot for free in this crazy busy part of Seattle. When we came in, the staff immediately cleaned a booth for the two of us, even though there were plenty of empty tables, and we hadn't even asked for a booth! The Mongolian beef was amazing - sweet and flavoured with cilantro, yummy and chewy, it beats my former favourite ginger beef dish from Buddha's in Calgary. We loved this dish so much, we're still craving it. It's always pleasing to be able to get brown rice instead of white at a chinese restaurant. The Stewed mushrooms with stuffed Vegetable roll in Satay Peanut sauce was not so good - the mushrooms were rubbery, there were a few peanuts in there but it didn't taste very peanutty. We ordered this "hot pot" dish to get a healthier choice to go with the fried and sweet mongolian beef. Now I'm sorry I didn't have the lemon chicken instead. As an appatizer we had the crispy fried taro root patties - the menu says they are "spiced", but they were bland, squishy and uninteresting, a waste of $4.95 Service was good and our dishes came quickly, we were there for dinner late around 8. If I didn't live so far away, I would go there again for the Mongolian beef alone and try some more dishes.
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How 'Dark Money' Shapes US Politics
Jane Mayer takes on the Koch Brothers [1,2,3] - "For decades, billionaire libertarians Charles and David Koch have spent millions trying to reduce the size of government and slash regulations, making the brothers a target of the political Left and campaign finance reformers. But few people have dug deeper into the Koch empire and family history than New Yorker staff writer Jane Mayer, author of the new book 'Dark Money'. Among other revelations, she alleges that the brothers hired private detectives to investigate her after she published articles critical of them. We talk to Mayer about the book and about what the rise of Donald Trump means for the Kochs and their allies." (previously)
'We Are Koch'
Kochs Plan to Spend $900 Million on 2016 Campaign - "an unparalleled effort by coordinated outside groups to shape a presidential election that is already on track to be the most expensive in history... These donors represent the largest concentration of political money outside the party establishment, one that has achieved enormous power in Republican circles in recent years. Now the Kochs' network will embark on its largest drive ever to influence legislation and campaigns across the country, leveraging Republican control of Congress and the party's dominance of state capitols to push for deregulation, tax cuts and smaller government."
2014 midterm elections: keeping "Will Hillary Run?" off the front pages
(until wednesday). Yes, it's election day in the USA on Tuesday 4th November, with a projected cost of $3.67 billion. "During this midterm election year, all 435 seats in the United States House of Representatives and 33 of the 100 seats in the United States Senate will be contested; along with 38 state and territorial governorships, 46 state legislatures (except Louisiana, Mississippi, New Jersey and Virginia), four territorial legislatures and numerous state and local races." The betting markets currently have the Republicans significant favorites to take the Senate and overwhelming favorites to take the House. FiveThirtyEight indicates the same, but with many close Gubernatorial races. Electoral-vote.com currently project the senate at Dem 48, Ties 1, GOP 51. [more inside]
"I'm unable to continue my campaign for re-election as your Mayor."
When last we checked in with Toronto mayor Rob Ford, he had just come back from a stint in rehab. The ensuing summer found him apparently clean and sober, although still with an aura of scandal (last weekend he was subpoenaed in an extortion case) and despite great efforts, polls had Ford trailing by more than ten points in the race in August. Earlier this week, things took another shocking turn when he was admitted to hospital with an abdominal tumour. With 2:00 PM today as the deadline for candidates to add or remove their names to or from the ballot, many speculated on how Ford's health concerns would affect the race (the two candidates polling in fourth and fifth bowed out of the race in the last two weeks). This morning, hours before the deadline, Ford announced he was withdrawing his name from the mayoral ballot, but he would be running for city council. He has asked his brother and erstwhile campaign manager, rookie councillor Doug Ford, to run for mayor in his place. [more inside]
McCutcheon v. FEC
Supreme Court to consider lifting campaign contribution limits. Reversing McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission would allow unlimited individual campaign contributions.
"politics is full of deceit, treachery, and betrayal."
Sunt tibi necessaria consilio pro electione? Q. Ciceronem, frater M., habet quaedam verba pro vobis in Commentariolum Petitionis [more inside]
My Side is a Very Very Very Fine Side ...
Obama-Clinton 2012
Robert Reich writes today: My political prediction for 2012 (based on absolutely no inside information): Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden swap places. Biden becomes Secretary of State -- a position he's apparently coveted for years. And Hillary Clinton, Vice President [more inside]
Let a thousand flowers bloomberg
Americans Elect is an organization creating a ready-made slot on the 2012 presidential ballot for an unnamed independent ticket, thus removing the biggest barrier to a 3rd party challenge. (Donald Trump suggests himself.) The NYT thinks they'll qualify in all 50 states. They say they want a non-partisan, mixed-party ticket. Some on the left see a cabal of shadowy millionaires with ties to the FBI, CIA and military behind it. Team Obama is concerned.
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Some political watchers are saying this could be the nastiest, most negative election season of all time. [SLYT]
Follow the money. I'll keep you in the right direction if I can, but that's all. Just... follow the money.
It's time to find out who owns your democracy, and how they bought it. Do you feel like US campaign finance is hopelessly shrouded in mystery? Fear not citizen, there's a website for that: The Center for Responsive Politics has made available a well-organized, highly detailed database of their analysis of US campaign finance to shine a bright nonpartisan light on the green underbelly of US democracy. [more inside]
McCain and the OODA loop
John McCain was trained as a fighter pilot. Fighter pilot training is greatly influenced by John Boyd, who developed the OODA loop theory, which some say General Petraeus has adapted to the ground in Iraq, the real reason "the surge" appears successful. The OODA loop has been applied to business, computer security and now it appears that McCain is applying it to politics with some success. [more inside]
Where Religion & Politics Intersect
Like it or not, religion is at the forefront of the 2008 US Presidential elections. The Pew Forum On Religion & Public Life previously cited in MeFi threads examines many of the current intersections of religion and politics, domestic and abroad.
Unflattering Photos From The Campaign Trail
Unflattering photos from the campaign trail. My personal favorite is this one: NOMNOMNOM
The Battle to Control Obama's Myspace
How Bush Did It
How Bush Did It "A team of Newsweek reporters unveils the untold fears, secret battles and private emotions behind a historic election." An in-depth series of behind-the-scenes articles. [via Salon 's War Room, which also says Bush's bulge was a bulletproof vest.]
Be a Campaign Adviser
The Big Picture Yep...one day left. MSNBC.com presents a broadband-only interactive that puts you in the hot seat of a Campaign Adviser. The "Produce and Ad" bit is a hoot.
At long last, Sir...
Going for broke. With four days to go before the election, Bush-Cheney '04 finally pulled the last stop and started sending out anti-Kerry mailings using images of the burning World Trade Center. The ads are paid for and officially endorsed by Bush's campaign.
Polling truth
With one week to go, Americans are being inundated by polls. At least 112 have been published for the presidential contest in the last week alone. Democratic pollster Mark Blumenthal maintains that, in the campaign's last hours, we tend to see 'undecided' voters 'break' for the challenger. Testing this theory, blogger Chris Bowers examined presidential poll results since 1976, and calculated that undecided voters broke for the challenger 86% of the time. So, is this really how it's going to turn out? Are the Republicans' attempts to 'steal' another election going to bear any fruit?
More than rhetoric...
More than rhetoric... As the campaign gets more divisive and time grows short incidents of violence are breaking out more and more often. Shots have been fired on more than one occasion, swastikas burned, intimidation and just plain kicking. Hopefully it gets better from here, but somehow I don't think so.
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The campaign website of Alan Keyes, Illinois Republican Party's nominee for the United States Senate. [via Chicagoist]
Fundrace. Innovative rankings and maps about presidential candidates. The maps are especially cool.
Bust the caps?
Howard Dean is asking his supporters whether or not he should accept federal matching funds and the concomitant spending restrictions.
this election cycle's best campaign website? very nicely done. via the always excellent ugga bugga
preview of the bush campaign 2004
a little hint of things to come in 2004 from the bush team. slate link with popups
apparently they are still working on content for few areas, specifically: the environment and "more hispanic photos"
apparently they are still working on content for few areas, specifically: the environment and "more hispanic photos"
The First Democratic Debates
The First Democratic Debates were last night, but you wouldn't know it from the media's coverage. Barely a story on CNN. Howard Dean stole the night, with over a hundred screaming supporters outside the debates. The only person there with supporters was the blogging Presidential Candidate. There were students there from U.C. Berkley, Washinton, Georgia, North Carolina, and Kentucky. All thanks to the power of blogspot, and meetup. Whether or not Dean gets the nomination, this will be a campaign for the history books. They'll be on c-span all day today.
"...the sad truth is there really are no great differences between British and American campaigns."
And now for something different...
And now for something different... Or maybe not. Try voting for everybody. Who knows what will happen. Maybe Gore will win finally? (not sure if this was posted before, but found it funny.)
The Campaign Scandal Generator.
The Campaign Scandal Generator. Just in time for the lightning round of the campaign!
Gore Campaign Tactics Sink to New Low
Nader's new television ad
Nader's new television ad parodies those hilarious monster.com ads with the little kids hoping they'll grow up to have crappy jobs. In the Nader ad, the kids hope they'll grow up to have the same crappy politicians, sold out to corporations, with no real change.
I don't recall
I don't recall this particular promotion showing up in a presidential campaign before, but then what would I know?
Nader does good ad.
Nader does good ad. Pair of talking heads on Nader's upcoming TV ad. Interesting analysis, and links to either a transcript or a Windows Media file of the ad.
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Emergence of Museums and Institutes for African-American Civil Rights, History and Culture
Fleury, Eric M., Diversity Employers
Over the last decade or so, African-American Civil Rights/Historical Museums and Institutes have evolved from concept to reality. This evolvement has been so widespread that a number of career options are now available to college students interested in preserving the history and culture of African Americans. Traditional methods of presentation and preservation still work, but recent African-American museums and cultural institutes are sophisticated, high-tech industries. Construction of a modern, preservation facility requires building contractors, architects, mechanical and electrical engineers. The operation of a major museum requires an executive director (M.B.A., Ed.D.), historians, archivists, educators, curators, media personnel, Internet specialists, security specialists, accountants, clerical staff, gift shop operators, and a public relations liaison. Exhibits require audiovisual technicians, artists, computer graphics and design specialists, writers and educators. All play important roles in the successful display of permanent and traveling exhibitions. Although these careers are lucrative, they provide satisfaction and a sense of accomplishment far beyond mere monetary value because of their focus on finding and preserving a race of people. In other words, in the environment of an African-American Historical/Civil Rights Museum, these careers become lucrative spiritually.
Primary examples of museums and institutes focusing on the Civil Rights Movement, 1956 through 1970, can be found in Birmingham, Memphis, Atlanta, and Selma, Ala. Examples of institutes that focus on African-American history and culture can be found in Detroit, Michigan and Wilberforce, Ohio. The focus of the latter is the connection between the antebellum anti-slavery effort and the Northern connection to the Civil Rights Movement of the mid-20th century. Some museums are highly specialized, focusing on a single aspect or on a single person. The Amistad Research Center has all of the original documents related to the revolt on the Amistad. Debbie Allen researched the Amistad collection for the movie Amistad. Students interested in the origins of HBCUs Berea College, Fisk University, Atlanta University, Hampton University, Talladega College, Tougaloo College, and Dillard University must research the papers of the American Missionary Association that chartered them between 1866 and 1869. The original documents are housed at the Amistad Center in New Orleans. The Arna Bontemps Museum in Alexandria, La., has documents focusing on Harlem Renaissance writer Arna Bontemps. The basement of the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, Montgomery, Ala., has art related to the Movement in Montgomery and to Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr.'s pastorship there. Although each of these institutions has its unique local variations on a common theme, they nonetheless share the common theme of defining the major struggle of African Americans for human rights in the United States through African-American eyes.
There are a number of reasons for the widespread development of African-American Civil Rights/Historical Museums and Institutes. The primary reason can be tied to the continuing struggle of African Americans to define their history, and their contributions to the world. The denigration of people of African descent has been one of the consistent themes of Western propaganda (particularly in the United States where the ability to manipulate the mind through the use of audio-visual media has developed into an art form). African-American Civil Rights/Historical Museums have arisen as vehicles to extol the dignity of the quest for human rights by people of African-American descent. In a sense, museums of this type are natural responses of a people whose historical relevance has been minimized and marginalized, at the very least, and outright denied as a matter of course by the dominant society. A sense of pride in a glorious past full of perseverance, hard work, self-sacrifice, and dedication toward the struggle for human freedom and equality, is a legacy of which anyone would be proud, if one were aware of it. …


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I'm just so frustrated. I've applied for a million jobs it seems, which all take an hour to fill out the on-line application. I've gotten maybe 4 phone calls and only 1 interview which was for the job I turned down.
This is what tells me that the world is not desperate for nurses. The hospitals use that as an excuse to be short staffed because they don't want to pay to have a safe amount of staff on the floor. DH says if I love my job I'll put with the BS. But, I don't love my job. I don't get to do what I went to nursing school for, which was to take care of people and feel like I'm making a difference.
I really don't know that I want to go back to working on the floor in a hospital again, but I can't find any other open positions. I have applied for about 10 jobs with an company that has Dr's offices and haven't heard a peep from them even though I have office, customer service, and nursing experience. What more do they want?
I'm really struggeling with what I want to do. Go back to school to be a midwife?? Just keep looking for a job in a hospital. I really want to just stay home and maybe do some photography on the side.
I don't know what the point of this was. Just to vent I guess.


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|PROPHYLACTIC/AMELIORATING AGENT FOR ADULT DISEASES COMPRISING 5-AMINOLEVULINIC ACID, DERIVATIVE OF 5-AMINOLEVULINIC ACID, OR SALT OF 5-AMINOLEVULINIC ACID OR THE DERIVATIVE OR 5-AMINOLEVULINIC ACID AS ACTIVE INGREDIENT - It is to provide a pharmaceutical composition which is different from an existing therapeutic agent of an adult disease, of a biochemical reaction-inhibiting type, and which action mechanism is to improve the basal metabolism, wherein the composition has no side effects, and does not generate drug resistance against adult disease; and a method for preventing/treating an adult disease by using the same. It is to provide a composition for preventing/ameliorating an adult disease such as metabolic syndrome, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, hypertension, impaired liver function, renal failure, adiposity, erectile dysfunction, menopausal disorder, shoulder discomfort, and low back pain, comprising 5-aminolevulinic acid (ALA), its derivative, or salt thereof, preferably comprising ALA, its derivative, or salt thereof, and an iron compound such as sodium ferrous citrate, iron sodium citrate and iron ammonium citrate; a food or food material for preventing/ameliorating an adult disease comprising the composition; and a method for using the composition for preparing an agent for preventing/ameliorating an adult disease.
|EXTERNAL PREPARATION FOR SKIN - The present invention provides an external preparation for skin which contains 5-aminolevulinic acids as active components and which is excellent in skin-beautifying effects such as prevention/amelioration of skin roughness, dry skin, wrinkles, sagging and flecks of skin, and improvement of turnover of corneum; and in an ameliorating effect on skin diseases such as atopic dermatitis. An external preparation for skin which contains one or more compounds selected from the group consisting of 5-aminolevulinic acid, its salt and a derivative of them; and an iron compound; as active components, is used.
|METHOD OF DETECTING BLADDER CANCER - Provided is a sensitizing detection agent of an oral or intravenous administration type which enables the detection of bladder cancer with a higher sensitivity without causing pain to the patient. A sensitizing detection agent for bladder cancer comprising 5-aminolevulinic acid (ALA), a derivative thereof, or a salt of these is orally or intravenously administered, and a video camera system is inserted via the urethra and a blue light at 380-440 nm is irradiated to observe the red fluorescent part. Further, VLD-M1 is inserted and a blue light at 405 nm is irradiated to observe fluorescence intensity (relative intensity) of the red light part. For oral administration, 20 mg/kg (maximum of 1 g) of ALA is dissolved in 50 mL of a 5% glucose solution prior to the administration.
|THERAPEUTIC AGENT AND DIAGNOSTIC AGENT FOR MITOCHONDRIAL DYSFUNCTION BRAIN DISEASES - To provide a therapeutic agent and a diagnostic agent for mitochondrial dysfunction brain diseases including cerebral infarction as a representative.
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Ok, so I'm a first time mom so I don't have anything to compare this to but does it seem early to be reciting the alphabet? My son (19 months) is fascinated by the alphabet. Not only can he recite it by pointing at the letters on paper, he can also recite it by memory. And he correctly points out letters in various words he sees. He can also spell "mom", "dad", "stop", and his name. He also knows his basic colors and shapes. I'm absolutely amazed by all of this but, then again, with him being my first and only child, I'm amazed by everything he does! Just wondering if this is normal?
19 months and reciting his abcs!
I am not sure what "normal" is since I also have one child. My theory is if they do something very frequently, they become pretty good at it. And of course some of them are more inclined towards certain specific things, like mine loves to count. We have two levels in our house and we climb or go down the stairs at least 13-15 times a day, and we count each time in our respective languages. (ours is a household of 3 languages). So he has picked up counting up to14 (number of stairs) in all three languages, although he skips a number or two in each language. I was pretty surprised by that.
He has alphabet letters (A,B,C,D and others like M for mom and P for Papa, alphabets for his name, etc) in his bathtub, and he remembers them now. He however does not learn colors no matter how much we throw them in our conversation or playtime which makes me think he is not interested or ready for that...
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My LO is not speaking yet. She'll be 20 mos. on the 18th, adjusted age 19 mos.
A friend of hers turns two on the 26th of this month and is very good at shapes & letters. From about 12 mos. she was pointing at letters when her Mom asked her to point to certain ones. Now she says them when asked.
Every child develops at their own time & has their own strengths and weaknesses. While teaching pre school I had a 2.5 yo. little girl in my class that had a song that she sung to give her name, address, and phone number. It was SO cute and such a good idea if they do get lost.
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I think it's important to follow their lead, but yes it is early for reciting Abc's. I was not expecting or pushing it but a few months ago DS took a keen interest in the alphabet. He would hum the song and point out some letters. Then I bought him thie leapfrog letter factory toy and literally within a few days he knew all of his letters. Again, it was not something I forced, it just happened. I think it's great! I used to work with preschoolers and there were some 3 and 4 year olds who weren't recongzing all of their letter yet. But, in general I think eventually they all get to the same place more or less, so if he wasn't intrerested i would now be the slightest bit concerned, nor would I be pushing him to get there. I think the best thing you can do is make learning fun and READ, read read!!!
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It all depends. I do developmental assessments on children 0-3 and it varies greatly. The majority of the kids I work with have some sort of delay and are not being stimulated very much at home so what they pick up varies greatly. I rarely see a talking 2 yr old or a child potty trained before 3.
However, at my daughter's daycare I have seen/heard 22 month olds sing ABCs and recite rhymes. My daughter is the youngest and only mumbles the ABCs but she "sings" several songs and knows animals, shapes, and how to count to 5. Most of the kids in the 2 year old class talk in 2-3 words phrases and are potty trained! I was completely shocked. These kids are smart and the more you expose them to fun learning experiences they will excel.
I have also been noticing a huge difference in the "self-help" skills of my daughter and her little class mates vs. the children I usually see. It's amazing what they can learn!
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|Her and Her and Her and Her and Her and Her and … : "Her" and "August: Osage County"
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|Written by Mike Schulz
|Sunday, 12 January 2014 21:28
Her, writer/director Spike Jonze's tale of a man who falls in love with his computerized operating system, and "she" with him, casts a weirdly hypnotic spell. Although billed as comedy (as least by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association), you don't really laugh much, and when you do, the laughter generally sticks in an odd, uncomfortable place in your throat; marveling at the unbridled sincerity of the thing, your chuckles are laced with a slight hint of mockery. Yet damned if Jonze, star Joaquin Phoenix, and the film's superb supporting cast and designers don't make this improbable project pay off in spades. Thoughtful, haunting, and perceptive, and at all times wickedly clever, Her is like a sci-fi Lost in Translation with a Scarlett Johansson you never get to see.
You do get to hear her, though, and one of the movie's many astonishments is that it not only makes Johansson's OS – who calls herself "Samantha" – a completely viable romantic partner for Phoenix's lonely, introverted Theodore Twombley; it creates a completely believable world in which Theodore can reveal to friends the object of his affections without anyone batting an eye. (His closest friend, Amy Adams' Amy, reacts to the news with happy encouragement and admitted jealously, and Theodore and Samantha enjoy yachting and picnicking double dates with pals played by Chris Pratt and Laura Kai Chen.) Considering how close we are to living our daily lives amidst seemingly sentient machinery, maybe Jonze's ability to pull off this seemingly far-fetched storyline isn't quite as miraculous as it might initially appear. (My brother's Xbox One, after all, greets him with an on-screen "Hi, Steve" every time he walks past it. Drives Sara crazy.) Yet even at its most melancholic and sad, I'm pretty sure I watched Her with a two-hour grin plastered to my face, reveling in Jonze's mastery of tone and absolute, deserved confidence in his fanciful creation. The film may be only slightly more "real" than Jonze's Being John Malkovich or Where the Wild Things Are – at least, at present – but it's incisive about human relationships, and human emotion, in ways that few other modern films can claim to be.
It's also one of 2013's most ravishing visual achievements. Her's Los Angeles of the not-too-distant future, rendered through the digital brushing up of exteriors in L.A. and Shanghai, is a triumph for production designer K.K. Barrett, whose employment of clean, smooth surfaces and eye-catching neons and pastels – echoed in the color palette of costume designer Casey Storm – lends every new image a lush, tactile yumminess. (This Los Angeles is a city you could eat off of, or perhaps just eat.) And Hoyte van Hoytema's cinematography is, somehow, simultaneously crystalline in its clarity and just soft-edged enough to suggest the odd, beguiling other-ness of Jonze's invention. Walking into Her is like entering a particularly lucid dream that you feel no desire to wake from.
Yet none of the film's technical splendor would mean much here without a central performance as playful and moving and empathetic as Phoenix's. Outfitted (as many of this future world's men are) in notably high-waited pants, and boasting an unfortunate bushy mustache that makes you immediately think "person of interest," Theodore would, at first glance, seem just like the sort of creepy techno-nerd who might want to treat his laptop to dinner and a movie. From the outset, however, Phoenix burrows so deeply into Theodore's damaged, disappointment-prone being that when he finally finds true joy with Samantha (having recently broken up with his wife, played by Rooney Mara), it feels less like a narrative inevitability than the answer to an unspoken prayer. Amazingly, because of Phoenix's beautifully humane work, you find yourself actively rooting for the union between Theodore and his computerized love – a proposition made less dicey thanks to Johansson's wonderfully committed and sensationally emotional vocal performance. Funny, sexy, inquisitive, and unexpectedly vulnerable, Samantha is as fully realized a character as Theodore, and her heartbreak stings just as much as his; this OS may be a creation of zeros and ones, but you'd be hard-pressed to think that it isn't in possession of a soul.
As it follows Theodore's and Samantha's relationship from first blush to its logical conclusion, there are times in which the film appears to be merely spinning its wheels and reiterating points already made (specifically regarding our collective urge for more and greater reasons to avoid human contact), and visually resplendent though they always are, several romantic montages could have easily been shaved off with no noticeable loss. (Jonze's 125-minute outing might've been more effective had it hewed closer to Lost In Translation's 90 minutes.) Despite its over-indulgences, though, Her remains a fantastically touching and evocative entertainment – a tale of mechanized courtship with a heart that never stops beating.
Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Tracy Letts – who, for director John Wells' screen version, trimmed his three-hour-plus stage drama into a more manageable two – August: Osage County is a Plains Gothic about the world's most dysfunctional family, who gather, following the patriarch's disappearance, for several days of grudges, recriminations, spilled secrets, and almost nonstop verbal abuse. And as the film's cast includes (take a deep breath and pack a lunch) Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts, Chris Cooper, Margo Martindale, Ewan McGregor, Juliette Lewis, Julianne Nicholson, Benedict Cumberbatch, Abigail Breslin, Dermot Mulroney, Misty Upham, and Sam Shepard as the Oklahoma clan members in question, I entered the movie safely predicting that I'd be treated to some serious, capitalized Acting. I was. Alas, I wish there had been more of it. And I wish that so much of it wasn't quite so bad.
Most of the complaints I've read about Wells' and Letts' film, the darkest of dark comedies, are that it's too loud, strident, and bullying. Those were the parts I enjoyed. I could've watched Streep hungrily devour the scenery as matriarch Violet Weston – screaming and cursing and popping endless pills – for hours on end, and felt the same whenever Roberts emerged from her mopey dourness to slap the hell out of Breslin, or hurl her mother to the floor, or command this harridan at lunchtime to "Eat the fish, bitch!" In general, though, this sort of wildly theatrical over-acting is in depressingly short supply in August. With the exceptions of Cooper and Martindale, who are both hilarious and affecting as longtime marrieds Charlie and Mattie Fae Aiken, Wells' other supporting performers flail under lethargic, overly earnest direction that sucks the juicy fun out of the material and makes everything the characters say sound false. (McGregor, Cumberbatch, and Mulroney, in particular, are depressingly forced and tell us everything about their characters in their first two minutes; these may be the worst screen performances any of these talented men has ever given.) And while, as a huge fan of this work on-stage, I was greatly bothered that so much good stuff was lost in the screen adaptation – Sheriff Gilbeau, a significant character in the play, is reduced to a voiceless cameo here – in the end I guess I was grateful, as three-hours-plus of this turgidly presented and mostly laugh-free melodrama would have made me tear my hair out. Excepting a few powerhouse scenes and portrayals within those scenes, August: Osage County is a bummer, and all the evidence we needed for Letts' achievement to remain one for the theatre. Now, an astounding piece of drama has been ruined for everybody.
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Solution Overview
Ubuntu Security Notice (C) 2005-2013 Canonical, Inc. / NASL script (C) 2006-2013 Tenable Network Security, Inc.
Synopsis :
The remote Ubuntu host is missing one or more security-related patches.
Description :
Thomas Wolff and Miloslav Trmac discovered a race condition in the
fetchmailconf program. The output configuration file was initially
created with insecure permissions, and secure permissions were applied
after writing the configuration into the file. During this time, the
file was world readable on a standard system (unless the user manually
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Update the affected fetchmail, fetchmail-ssl and / or fetchmailconf
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Low / CVSS Base Score : 2.1
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Baby clothes for the first six weeks
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a BabyCenter Member says
Weight estimates from ultrasounds can be as much as a pound off. I agree with the article, I've packed a newborn and a 3 month sized outfit. Babies in my family tend to be big and I'm measuring a little above average so I don't think I'll need any preemie sizes. If they're big I'll just roll up the sleeves, bigger is always better than too small.
a BabyCenter Member says
well they should tell u how much the baby weighs in an ultrasound. im 37 weeks and my baby is 7 pounds and 1 oz. so thats newborn.. but then again u never know how much hell grown in the next 3 weeks.
LG_1st_time_mama says
Jean overalls are cute! But I'd stick to softer cotton fabrics. I am a first time mom-to-be and my neighbor offered good advice: take a few different sizes to the hospital - premie and newborn (sounds like based on the above comment, maybe a size bigger as well depending on your baby's weight in utero). Her first baby was swimming in his newborn outfit so she took a premie outfit for the second baby and it fit her perfectly!
Jesscag82 says
that sounds good to me... I would bring a small size outfit and a larger size. When my 1st boy was born the outfit we brought was TOO small lol (but somehow we squeezed him in!)
kdun87 says
My baby boy is due in November. i leave in NE TX and its getting cool i really want to bring our bundle of joy home in jean overalls and a longsleeve onzie is this a good outfit you think to bring him home in or a little to much?
MommytoLexiRose says
My first daughter was 8lbs 4oz and barley fit into any newborn clothes. My second daughter was bigger than the first at 9lbs 5oz she didn't fit into any newborn stuff that I bought. She started wearing 3-6 months and it didn't take long before she was wearing 6-9 month clothes. Buy a couple outfits newborn, 3-6 month but don't bet on them wearing it for long or in my case at all!
ourrune says
yeah i remember my son weighed 6 lb 10 oz when he was born full term and he fit best into preemie clothes! but its been 4 years since and i am afraid to buy clothes now not knowing whats going to fit its so hard to tell!
ourrune says
yeah i got some great newborn outfits from targets sale rack for 2.48 6.48 and i saw today at babies r us some stuff for 8 which is getting up there but it was cute stuff and my husband went to a baby shop where everything is used and bought a bunch of little girl clothes for like .50 to 2.00 a pop! so been finding some good deals but it still all adds up!
babyt102009 says
Goodwill, garage sales, once upon a child are good places to get inexpensive clothing. You would be surprised at the sales racks in Target, Walmart and Kohls.
Agomaflor says
Im really suprised how much quantity varies in the layette lists, I live in an apartment without a washing machine (out of my mind I know) and have to go down to the complexs room to do laundry, I only do this once a week but could twice a week if needed, but family members keep (without prompting) reminding me I need to buy more to compensate for this. I dont know how much, I dont want to spend money I dont have to (notice, apartment, not rich) but then I also dont want the baby to come and not be prepared since I fully intend to cave for a few weeks and not have to go out picking out more clothes and such.
a BabyCenter Member says
this is not for the first 6 weeks of pregnancy, it is for the first six weeks after your baby is born......
a BabyCenter Member says
I'm wondering how this is applicable to my first six weeks of PREGNANCY.
a BabyCenter Member says
I am greatful for this website. After reading and being able to see how my baby is developing, I am even more excited! Thank you for all the helpful ideas and information.
a BabyCenter Member says
my son is currently 8lbs and 20.5in at 4 wks old, and still fits into newborn sizes with ease. He looks ridiculous in 0-3 clothing
a BabyCenter Member says
I am so happy that I found this website. Until I found this site I didn't know what to look forward to or what the baby really looks like now and later. I am expecting in at least 7 months and needless to say this website will really help me prepare for my miracle to come!


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Lotus F1 has signed up its first driver for the 2010 season - but who do you think it is?
Really hope that its Kobayashi
Colin A B Chapman, maybe?
It's going to be Truli..
Damon Hill
Damon Hill?! bwahahahahahhahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!You Sir, are a comic genius!
Villneuve??? Probably the least worthy WDC of all time (inc Jenson Button). Cruises to victory in a car that couldn't be touched then gets signed to a new team for silly money. What does he do? Nothing, just moans that the car isn't fast enough. That's his job, isn't it? Develop the car. Please don't let history be repreating.
Damon Hill? And someone agrees!!!! I'm going to agree as well to see if we can a thing going for the most ridiculous comment to get the most agrees. Feel free to join in.
Mario Andretti!
most probably gonna be trulli - he's got the technical experience a new team needs to help develop the car and make it competitive. i think lotus would be very smart to sign both ex-toyota drivers. the experience with trulli and the pace and racing spirit of the impressive new kid on the block. would love to see that happen!
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2011 AMA Supercross
With only nine points separating the top four riders heading into the penultimate round of the 2011 AMA Supercross Championship, the racing was expected to be intense.
And intense is exactly how to describe Salt Lake Supercross, which was held in Rice Eccles Stadium before 39,329 fans Saturday evening.
AMA Supercross
Saturday evening, the second to last round of the 2011 AMA Supercross will get underway at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The 2011 SX season has brought some of the tightest racing in years, with only nine points separating the top four riders heading into the penultimate round.
2011 AMA Supercross
Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship, returns to the West Coast this weekend as Seattle's Qwest Field hosts the 15th race of the 2011 season.
AMA Supercross
Twenty-three points separate the AMA Supercross Series leader Ryan Villopoto over San Manuel Yamaha's James Stewart as the SX boys prep for Indianapolis Supercross tonight at Lucas Oil Stadium.
2011 AMA Supercross
This weekend, the AMA Supercross series will be back in Anaheim for Round 5. The race will have a Pink theme, and the SX event will help fund the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure 60-mile walk, the ultimate event for the fight against breast cancer.
Supercross Stewart Video
With four of 17 rounds of the 2011 AMA Supercross Championship already in the history books, only two riders were victorious: Monster Energy Kawasaki's Ryan Villopoto, and San Manuel Yamaha's James Stewart.
AMA SX Results
The 2011 AMA Supercross series made its debut at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Saturday evening before 44,394 SX fans.
San Manuel Yamaha's James Stewart took his second Monster Energy AMA Supercross win, dominating round 4.
2011 AMA Supercross
Monster Energy Kawasaki's Ryan Villopoto leads the point race in 2011 AMA Supercross as the series heads to Oakland this weekend for Round 4.
2011 AMA Supercross
This Saturday, the 2011 AMA Supercross season debuts in Dodgers Stadium for Round 3. Two SX rounds are gone, with two different winners.
At Anaheim 1, Monster Energy Kawasaki rider Ryan Villopoto won, and at last week's Supercross race at Chase Field in Phoenix, San Manuel Yamaha rider James Stewart took the win.
Chase Field Supercross
The 2011 AMA Supercross series kick-started into action last Saturday at Anaheim 1, with Monster Energy Kawasaki rider Ryan Villopoto winning in the premier class, and Monster Energy / Pro Circuit Kawasaki rider Josh Hansen in the Lites class.
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Reigning World and AMA Supercross Champion Ryan Dungey started his defence of the 2011 series with a podium at Saturday's night's opening round at Anaheim in California.


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Eric Bischoff conveyed a rather interesting story during a recent interview. He stated that Vince McMahon once had to hop on his private jet and fly to a live event because members of the Kliq refused to lose their matches for the evening. The booking team were not able to resolve the situation, so the SEO had no choice but to go out there himself.
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Chris Jericho at Royal Rumble
While he has been telling fans that he is only doing live events, this could be another case of Chris Jericho working the internet wrestling community again. The former WWE champion is actually scheduled for an event with Eric Bischoff in Philadelphia on the same day of the Royal Rumble. The venue is just minutes away from the Wells Fargo Center, which means that Jericho would have plenty of time to get to the pay per view.
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|King Harold
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Queen Lillian (wife)
|This kingdom needs a new king!
–King Harold
King Harold was the King of Far Far Away, although he was not born into the true royal family [Source?] of Far Far Away. He was also the husband of Queen Lillian. He still maintained the title of King through his marriage with Queen Lillian and his horrible secret that he used to be a frog was hidden but when Fairly Godmother died, so did her spells. King Harold was best described as stubborn and unwilling to change.
At first, he highly opposed the marriage of Shrek and his daughter Princess Fiona. He even went as far as employing an assassin (Puss in Boots) to murder Shrek, to allow the handsome Prince Charming to take throne next to Fiona. This was most likely done because Harold doubted Shrek's love for Fiona. Eventually, Harold gives Shrek and Fiona his blessing at the ending of Shrek 2. His storyline is very similar to that of the frog prince, except it is only a reverse story (initially a frog who turned human). This is also similar to Shrek's character, a non-human species that falls in love with a female human. Donkey makes a reference to this in the end of Shrek 2 when Harold has turned back into a frog from the Fairy Godmother's wand by saying, "...And he gave Shrek a hard time..."
Early Life
Harold was never actually a human [Sources?]. He was a frog who lived in a pond. One day, he met up with the fairy godmother, who allowed him to pursue his dream of marrying and loving Princess Lillian, by making him human. Their first date was in the night and their first kiss made him human. After the death of Lillian's father, he became the king [Sources?]. His true identity was never discovered until his last months on the throne as ruler. Even when his true identity was discovered he was still loved by his people and family, greatly. He and Lillian are the mysterious princess and the frog.
During time of Shrek 1 (Shrek 4 flashback)
Rumpelstiltskin was close into getting King Harold to sign a Magical Contract, however, just as the king and queen were about to sign it, he was told that Fiona was rescued.
Shrek 2
At the beginning of the film, Harold doesn't like Shrek at all and is against the idea of Fiona marrying him and starts acting like a jerk to Shrek. He and Shrek argue at the dinning table during a feast to celebrate the return of Fiona thus, destroying the feast.
He hears Shrek and Fiona have an argument, and blames Shrek for everything, even though he was being cruel to Shrek. Then, he was taken in the Fairy Godmother's carriage where she told him that he must have Shrek killed so her son Prince Charming can marry Fiona become the king.
Later on, Harold reluctantly goes to the Poison Apple and hires Puss in Boots to assassinate Shrek. But this fails as Puss becomes quite fond of Shrek and becomes Shrek's second sidekick.
When Fiona asks where Shrek is, Harold (unaware his plan backfired) tells Fiona that Shrek has ruined her and tells her he's thinking of what's best for her. That night, after Shrek and Donkey drink a magic potion, Fiona faints (because of the potion) and changes back into a human.
Harold was happy that his daughter is human again and that she thinks that Charming is her husband, but he was also sad because Fiona was sad. Harold was ordered by the Fairy Godmother to put a magical love potion into Fiona's tea so she can kiss Charming and love him. But, Harold swapped the tea with Fiona and he drank the potion which enraged the Fairy Godmother. The Fairy Godmother tried to cast a spell on Shrek (which most likely causes a human being to reverse with the initial form, as Shrek is a human at the time), but Harold dived in front of Shrek, saving Shrek, turning Harold back into a frog.
Shrek the Third
King Harold sadly dies of sickness so Shrek becomes the new king of Far Far Away. Then the King was dying and so he called Queen Lillian, Shrek, Fiona, Donkey, and Puss to his room. The King almost died twice, but he was told that if Shrek doesn't want to be king, then he must find his nephew Arthur Pendragon. King Harold then passes away and is buried in a foot locker box. He was then sent away in the pond.
Shrek Forever After
During the Ogre Triplets' party (the end-credits scenes), King Harold appears shown in a self-portrait (in the picture, he makes various expressions including a smile); proving he still remains, this time as a spirit.
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Thriller Night
On the Scared Shrekless DVD in 2011, it features a music video done by the entire cast of all four films doing Micheal Jackson's Thriller, entitled "Thriller Night'. The music video stars all the heroes living and deceased as Mongo, but not including Artie.


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Statue on top of the temple
The official name of the Mormon Church (or LDS) is
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
It was founded by Joseph Smith in the state of New York on April 6, 1830.
It is known by outsiders for the following things:
1) The Osmond family... and now Mitt Romney
2) Restriction on alcoholic beverages..
3) Inhospitable toward people of color because under the racial restrictions that lasted from the presidency of Brigham Young until 1978, persons with any black African ancestry could not hold the priesthood in the LDS Church and could not participate in some temple ordinances.
4) Genealogists know them for the extensive research library...
5) Door to door efforts to convert others (required of all church members)
6) Polygamy. Polygamy was practiced by Brigham Young and other elders of the church until it came time to join the United States as the State of Utah. ...
[4 and 5 because they believe that they are the only true church. They want to rebaptize living persons.]
As far as polygamy goes, after the Wilford Woodruff Manifesto eliminating polygamy as a doctrine of the church, President Benjamin Harrison's manifesto which offered amnesty to polygamists ended Utah's half-century struggle for statehood.
In 1998, President Gordon B. Hinckley made the following statement about the Church's position on plural marriage:
"This Church has nothing whatever to do with those practicing polygamy. They are not members of this Church. . . . If any of our members are found to be practicing plural marriage, they are excommunicated, the most serious penalty the Church can impose. Not only are those so involved in direct violation of the civil law, they are in violation of the law of this Church."
There are probably still people in the Church who believe in and practice polygamy. Periodically there are newspaper articles or TV shows that explore this possibility.
But this is no danger to tourists either. They're not recruiting for polygamy.
There has been a lot of reaction to #3 through misreading what I have written.
Embarr Wed Jul 16, 2008 04:34 EDT
Number 3 is incorrect. It's true about those with black African ancestry not holding the priesthood though. And number 6 is a beaten, dead horse when it comes to the LDS church.
wilocrek Wed Feb 6, 2008 22:02 EST
Interesting that your "Religious Restriction" tip was rated so high, considering how biased and slanted your tip really is. I'm from SLC and Asian and have never felt discriminated against until I read your bigoted tip. Thanks for that.
kasco3 Mon Apr 2, 2007 20:30 EDT
This "statement" of discriminations against persons of color is simply NOT true!! I am agnostic; NOT Mormon; but I have never seen it viewed in this community as being acceptable to be intolerant of another because of race.
You need to re-read the tip. Before 1978 there was discrimination in the church. What is true of the church doesn't necessarily apply to the community. Recognizing that there was discrimination is not the same as ADVOCATING discrimination. It is a fact that it existed in the past in the church
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Between my hotel and the convention center was a big construction site. They had massive construction going on getting ready for the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. And I understand now they are repairing the capitol building. It's always something.
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Two photos of William Fessenden Beasley
In my husband's family there were two men named John Baptist Beasley. The first one (c 1735 to 1790) married Elizabeth Blount whose father was John Blount. The second one (two generations later) 1796-1855 married Mary Alexander.
John Baptist Beasley is listed in the Family Search Ancestral Files of the LDS church as the husband of both Elizabeth Blount b. 19 Dec 1697 and Mary Blount b. 8 April, 1696. Both Elizabeth and Mary are the daughters of John Blount and Elizabeth Davis. Both have him listed as a second husband. Mary is alleged to have married him in 1735, the year he was born and she died, and Elizabeth in 1753 when he would have been 18 and she would have been 56.
This confusion arose because of the similarity of the names. I think that he married Elizabeth and Mary's niece Elizabeth, daughter of John Blount (Mary and Elizabeth's brother) and Sarah Vail.
So, not all of the information in the library is accurate. You have to double check everything and go back to original sources.
The man pictured is the son of the second John Baptist Beasley and Mary Alexander. He was my husband's great grandfather.
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soooooo cute
This is so fantastic! I love how soft and feathery it looks and that curling tentacle is just perfect! Very well done in all its aspects.
Cephalopods rule! Yours especially.
Cephalopods rule! Yours especially.
Thank you! I agree that cephalopods rule. You probably couldn't tell.
I love your cephleopods this one in particular is beautifully rendered , wonderful use of lighting
I literally see this every time when i walk into my sister's room. 8)
soo cute really nice work
Aww my baby! you guys dont even know the eyeball looks INSANE in person. Its incredible and it looks absolutely fantastic with the other two. The other half did good with this surprise <3
It's those adorable big eyes!!! Get's me every time!
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OWL OF ATHENA by God-of-All-MonstersWatch
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This is a beautiful art piece and its colors work together very well.
Awesome work!
I love the idea of making her an owl!! Super cool!
This is really cool!!!
Wonderful work! I like your art-style! ing!
I named my cat Athena, and My mom love owls. yay owls
This is dazzling!
Wonderful job, most unusual.
I keep wondering how you do such awesome art...
Wow...this is beautiful.
Amazing, a lot of details
^^ This one is my favorite! You style is so colorful and I love how the contrast brings every detail to life~~~ Your artwork is awesome~~~ <3 I agree with people favoring art... It does inspire the artist to create more xDDD
awesome series!!!
Keep up the good work
Love it <3
I love this picture it is beautiful
I feel like all those bright colours are emanating with heat!
Should keep me warm this cold evening
Awesome work ^^
Should keep me warm this cold evening
Awesome work ^^
How beautiful! I love the owls! *.*
I love owls great job so detailed!!!
O_o this is my favourite!! Is incredible
Wonderful wings
Perfect ._."