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Feb. 9, 2002
Arizona Head Coach Lute Olson Quotes
"When we're out in the lanes denying and pressuring the basketball, we cause a lot of mistakes. Our defensive effort was much more consistent tonight, but we need to get more movement offensively. It was good that we got some of our reserves in at the end."
"I was very pleased with Michael Schwertley. He made a huge difference off the bench with his defensive quickness and anticipation. He did an excellent job of chasing down rebounds."
"Luke (Walton) had an outstanding game from beginning to end, and I was pleased to see that he only had one turnover to go with his four assists. The juniors really took charge down the stretch like we need them to do."
"At this point, there is no room for error. We have our work cut out for us next week at USC and UCLA. We are going to have to play at least as well as we played at California and Stanford if we are going to come out with two wins. We are going to have our hands full the rest of the way. We have had enough tough games to know what we need to do down the stretch."
Arizona Player Quotes
Forward Rick Anderson
"We came out and played confident tonight. Our defense was kind of shaky and we could have executed a little better."
"Luke had a sensational game. We came out and played with a lot more emotion. We had a lot more energy."
"Next week is going to be huge for us. It is going to be nice to return home and play against two of the top teams in the conference. We are going to have to work hard to get a pair of wins on the road."
Forward Michael Schwertley
"I went out there and played as hard as I could for the team. I got a shot to play more minutes and I tried to bring some energy off the bench."
"We have a big week ahead of us. We need to come out fired up and play hard to stay on top of the Pac-10."
Guard Salim Stoudamire
"Our team played pretty consistent tonight. We need to focus on the games ahead of us and worry about winning."
"We need to focus more on playing forty minutes of basketball each game. They (Washington State) were able to get on the boards because we mentally weren't in every play."
Forward Luke Walton
"We have two big games against UCLA and USC coming up, and we need to be ready to play and keep our momentum going."
"My shot was falling for me tonight, partly because they (Washington State) was playing off me and giving me open looks."
"It feels great to be in first place. It means a lot to be on top right now especially when everyone didn't expect us to be a dominant force in the Pac-10 Conference."
Center Channing Frye
"Tonight was a real fun game for us. Some of our players who don't get to play were able to get some minutes."
"We did a lot of things right tonight. Our defense took care of business and we were able to get into passing lanes."
"Sometimes we are up real big on teams and we are not able to put them away. We let team hang around when we should put teams done and keep them down."
Washington State Head Coach Paul Graham
"Arizona was fortunate enough to get off to a good start. I feel that we had a better start tonight than we've had in awhile. I told the team that this is a hard place to play. Our team competed hard but Arizona got the win. Our team played hard and that's all that I can ask for."
"Mike Bush took his time with his shot tonight. He had a good game tonight. He finished the game with 23 points. I'm glad that J Locklier had a double-double tonight. I was upset that he wasn't getting calls tonight. He was laying on the floor and the refs didn't say anything."
"In the first half Arizona shot 14 free throws. We got behind and couldn't catch up and then that was the ball game. Arizona was doubling Locklier and he had to get rid of the ball quick."
"We need to go home and play well. Our next games are against Cal and Stanford. We believe that we can win those games. We are still in a position to go to the tournament."


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Three Sun related ones.
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My personal preference is:
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(That was a joke b.t.w. for the humor impaired).
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"Here's your connection for downloads, community, libraries, documents, and frameworks for developing web applications with Python and Jython."
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All during the weekend in Western New York and the Buffalo area, memorials are being held to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the worst attacks on US soil in US history. Most memorials will include displays of the events of that day, September 11, 2001 with stories, images. In most of the memorials first responders and all military and emergency personnel will be honored and are encouraged to attend the events in uniform.
There are many such events. Here is a short list of a few events listed according to WGRZ.com Channel 2 News. Most are free and open to the public.
The American Red Cross is holding a vigil and memorial on Sept 9, 6:30pm at 786 Delaware Ave, Buffalo. Displays include memorabilia from lost loved ones killed on Sept 11, 2001.
Fireman's Memorial Exhibit will have a 9/11 mobile display at 4141 Seneca St. West Seneca, NY from 10am - 2 pm, Sept 10.
The City of Buffalo will hold a memorial on Sunday at the Central Wharf in downtown Buffalo. Mayor Brown, Congressman Higgins and other dignitaries will be there. There will be a 70 piece band. The event starts at 8:30am The event is free and open to the public.
Forest Lawn Cemetery in Buffalo NY will hold a memorial Sunday, from 8:30am to 10:15am.
Hellenic Orthodox Church of the Annunciation in Buffalo NY will hold a memorial service at 11:30 am, Sunday, Sept 11. A piece of steel from the World Trade Center will be brought to the church and dedicated and will later made into a cross as a memorial.
Episcopal Church of Western New York will hold a memorial on 9/11, at 8:30am at the Lewiston Fire Company #1 on N. Sixth Street, in Lewiston NY.
The Muslim Affairs Council of WNY will hold a memorial at the Jaffarya Center, 10300 Transit Road, East Amherst, NY. Sunday, Sept 11, 5 -6pm.
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Have you ever heard of the photojournalist Frank West? He's covered wars, you know. He also covered the zombie outbreak that took over Willamette, Colorado, alongside fighting in the Tatsunoko VS. Capcom and Ultimate Marvel VS. Capcom 3 crossovers, and the Lost Planet series.
He's known for his first appearance in Dead Rising, and is returning for a spinoff of it's sequel, Dead Rising 2: Off The Record. Taking over the main role of Dead Rising 2 from Chuck Greene, Off The Record is a "what if" scenario.
To support the release of this game, Frank has released a photography app called Shot By Frank for iOS, not being his first appearance in the mobile OS. In his words
It's high time you all had a little taste of the fame and fortune I had, back before they took it all away. So I've created an iPhone App that enables you to create your very own magazine covers - just like the kind that used to feature my best zombie-slawying shots. And it's FREE. Grab it here and start shooting.
The app's free from Capcom, and unabashedly a promotion for the upcoming game. Still, who wouldn't want to take pictures like such a noted photojournalist?


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Below are quick results from last night's TNA live event in Salem, Virginia: * Mr. Anderson b. Crimson * Gail Kim b. Mickie James * Eric Young & ODB b. Robbie E & Robbie T * Samoa Joe b. Magnus * Rob Van Dam b. Gunner w/Kid Kash
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May 16, 2010
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Texas Tech Head Coach Dan Spencer
On what he told the team following the loss:
"Well, I just said we basically just got beat. We didn't do enough of anything to win. We just got outplayed, we really did. We got outpitched, and then they swung the bat better than we did. I thought we had some chances early. We had a chance to score early in the first, and we didn't. Then we had a chance to get off the field with Jay (Johnson), and we didn't. Then (Chad) Bettis got behind and the guy hit the home run, and then a couple infield hits the next inning and a ball that Barrett (Barnes) catches most of the time, and then we get another home run and we're in trouble. What I told them was we did what we had to do this weekend, but obviously we're trying to win a series. We did what we had to do and clinched a spot in the Big 12 Tournament, and we go to Nebraska with work to do to push our season farther."
On whether the fifth and sixth innings were the two worst innings of the year:
"I think as far as the timing and where the game was at that time, no doubt about it. We were obviously trying to get a little bit farther along to get to Chad (Bettis), but we also wanted to get him into the game when the game was still tight. He just got behind and got hit with (Gregg) Glime. Credit Baylor. They got the hit they needed at that time. We just needed to get an out and get of that field. Even if it's 3-3, or 3-2 us, we're still in pretty good shape at that point, but that's not the way it played out."
Infielder Nick Popescu
On how the team moves on after today's tough loss:
"There's not really much you can say. Sometimes losing is beneficial, knowing the things you need to work on and practicing through the week. We're going to take that from this game and work on again tomorrow."
On the ejections of Chad Bettis and Jay Johnson in the sixth inning:
"It's tough in the fourth, fifth and sixth inning. Jay pitched great the first four or five innings. Sometimes those things happen. You just have to regroup. If we did it all over again, we'd have Jay (Johnson) on the mound-one guy we'd like to have-and then Chad (Bettis). We would not change one thing."
On today's 12-5 loss to Baylor:
"They outplayed us. That was it. It was their game. The pitchers pitched. They threw strikes and they had some timely hitting in crunch time. I think five or six of their runs were with two outs. Those kind of things happen in a big victory like that."
On clinching a berth in the Big 12 Championship with yesterday's 5-3 win:
"That's one thing we took away from this weekend. With that one win yesterday, we clinched that big spot. We still have a lot to do in Nebraska and take the series there."
Baylor Head Coach Steve Smith
On today's 12-5 win:
"I think yesterday's game had an effect on today. They brought their closer (Chad Bettis) in the game yesterday for 40 pitches or so. You're going to have a hard time being the same guy from day to day. He's a great competitor. He's got great stuff. We just got hot at the right time. Gregg (Glime) did a great job and got a good swing on it. If he (Bettis) hadn't have had to throw yesterday, I think it would have been a little bit different thing today."
On the great weather conditions today as opposed to the rest of the weekend:
"Although I'll say, this is the most normal weather conditions we've played in here particularly this late in the year. It was relatively calm and the park played pretty fair. It wasn't extremely hot. It was a little easier time than a lot of the times in years past."
On pitchers Craig Fritsch and Josh Turley's performances today:
"I thought they were gutty. Their starter (Jay Johnson) was too. You look at his numbers and know that he's got trouble throwing strikes and stuff like that so we were trying to make him but for the most part, he did a pretty good job of that. He just gutted it out. Craig (Fritsch) did a good job of doing that. I thought maybe that one inning, the first inning, we left bases loaded after we got the called third strike to end that inning. That was a pretty big inning right there. Obviously in games like this, the team that leaves the most on base is probably going to come up short. You try not to leave those guys on."


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Portland, Oregon, has a plethora of architecture styles, notably, a treasure trove of mid-century homes — many in their original condition. The Mid Century Modern League offers a "self-guided driving tour of some of our favorite outer NE mid-century ranch neighborhoods, with specific information on tracts and houses built by renowned architects and builders." For those of you who find yourself in the area (or who already live there), this would be a fun — and dry — way to spend a wet winter weekend in NE Portland.
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Massey Hyundai, a leading Hagerstown MD Hyundai dealer, has officially became a member of PCG Digital Marketing's ever-growing family of automotive dealerships that utilizes their well-renowned online marketing strategies.
Massey Hyundai has called upon PCG to implement Search Engine Optimization (SEO) strategies that are tailor made for their dealership and manage their social media activities on platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.
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In the contemporary carving section is the decorative waterfowl carvings of Al Brandtner. Al has been carving for over twenty years and is considered a master of decorative carving by many of his contemporaries. The Pintail pair currently on display is particularly striking and is the centerpiece of this ten bird exhibit. It is worth a trip to the Museum just to see Al's work.
The bronze sculptures of Dr. William and David Turner are also featured, highlighted by the award winning, life-size Great Blue Heron titled "Taking Flight". Other pieces of their work are sprinkled throughout the first floor including a Bufflehead taking flight, a Belted Kingfisher, Brown Pelican and blue crab to mention only a few.
A tour of the Main Gallery would not be complete without stopping to see the life-size Brown Pelican carved by Virginia S. Synhoff (1915-1994) at the age of 78. This is one of the most talked about pieces in the Museum.
The Mason Decoy Factory "model house" has been part of the Museum exhibit since the grand opening in September 1995. The factory was built by Keith Littlejohn of Detroit MI. and like the Pelican is very popular with visitors.
The Gallery also has vintage shotguns on display, a 1950-60 hunting club photo & hunting diary, and several pieces of hunting memorabilia round out the gallery, including iron decoys and a replica of a "fender duck".
Make yourself comfortable in the area set up like a hunting lodge and chat awhile.
As you enter the carving room you will be greeted by one of our resident carvers. You will be able to watch him as he demonstrates his skills and he will explain his carving techniques while answering any questions you may have. Please check the "Carvers" button on the home page for information on each volunteer carver. If you happen to visit the Museum when a carver is not available you will still be able to tour the carving room while viewing examples of the phases the carvers go through to obtain their finished product.
The art work in the Main Gallery and in the second floor Art Gallery is the work of Robert "Rob" Leslie who grew up in Wisconsin where hunting is a family tradition. In 1985 Rob moved to Turnersville, NJ and began to put the wildlife around him on canvas. Rob's acrylics and oils of wildlife, particularly waterfowl, have earned him national acclaim.
The pictorial history of Virginia Beach, located on the second floor, contains photos, post cards and other memorabilia from the collection of the late Edgar T. Brown, the unofficial historian of Virginia Beach. This exhibit, which was expanded in 2006, has become very popular among our visitors. The main upstairs hallway, adjacent to the Edgar T. Brown exhibit, contains photographs of the de Witt family and a 1930's era surfboard made by Peter, the youngest of the de Witt children.
In addition to the Cottage, the Museum also includes two outbuildings.... Virginia Beach's first library and the Museum boathouse. The library was moved to the Museum grounds in 2003 and contains vintage books and artifacts from the 1930-40 era when the library was active. Emily Johns was the first librarian. The boathouse is a new building that replaced an original building on-site during the time the de Witt's lived in the cottage. Today the building is used to conduct carving classes and provide visitors with a place to observe a carver and occasional artist demonstrating their skills.
The seaside garden is one of the most beautiful spots on the Virginia Beach oceanfront and contains nearly 50 flowers, scrubs and trees. It was designed and planted by the Princess Anne Garden Club. This garden was designed to flourish in a salt air environment and has been a regular stopping spot for the annual Virginia Historic Garden Week.
As visitors enter the grounds from Atlantic Avenue the first thing they encounter is the wildfowl sculpture of five Mallards. The bronze sculpture was designed by David Turner from Virginia's Eastern Shore and it is a beautiful addition to the Cottage as well as the garden area. Commemorative plaques surround the base of the sculpture.


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The combined seasons of team performance for each individual Atlanta area ice facilities was quite impressive for the 2013-14 season.
The Ice Forum, Cooler, Ice in Cummings, and Marietta Ice Center all received some strong recognition as a result of strong tournament performances.
It is a testament to the superior coaching and work ethic displayed by several youth players that has allowed several Atlanta teams to compete for year-end tourney wins.
The AA Knights Midget team that, coincidentally, suits up many former Atlanta Jr. Thrashers Peewee players surprised a lot of parents and fans by winning the regional title and earning a place at the national championship this year displaying noteworthy teamwork.
Unique in the Atlanta market and somewhat reflective of the new NHL and NBA is the amount of player movement from rink to rink. Lebron James, Chris Bosh and Dwayne Wade all individually decided to play in Miami and the result was Championships.
In more traditional markets youth players often stay with the same teams from Mites to Midgets.
In the NHL the collective bargaining agreement and the salary cap has caused players to move form team to team where once upon a time it would never have happened.
This past season mass player movement has had a huge impact on a Fire team that was competitive the previous year. Conversely, the cross town movement has invigorated the Midget team coached by Daniel Carson and gives the MIC Midget squad a good chance to win all the marbles at the Nationals.
Dominic Yamarino, Mason Bright, Mitchell Bright, Dawson Vangalder, and Davis Middeke all performed for different teams last season. The majority were playing for the Fire, while Middeke played at the Ice Forum for the Phoenix who won the Nationals last season. In all ten players from the 1998 players from that Fire team, joined the MIC hockey organization and are now going to Nationals with the MIC.
Last season the Atlanta Phoenix Midget AA squad beat the Fire for the state championship. The Phoenix team won State last year and continued their winning streak to win the Nationals.
This season the MIC has a mixture of the first place Phoenix squad and the Fire team that came in second in last years state tournament.
Davis Middeke played on the Phoenix National championship team last season and the MIC has a good chance to duplicating that honor for the State again this season.
Game Highlights
Forward Matt Fishman scored 2 goals and contributed an assist and an empty netter. Dominic Yamarino displayed his well-known goal scoring ability netting 2 in the second game.
Davis Middeke scored goals in both the first and second contest. His goal in game one turned out to be the game winner.
Justin Berezinski was very active in the offensive zone earning assists on key goals.
Daniel Hammer and Austin Krusko also netted goals for the MIC.
The Nationals start in Virginia April 2-6.


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SF Shop Orientations
All students who wish to use the shops on the San Francisco campus are required to attend a one-time general shop orientation. This orientation is separate from any Oakland Studios orientation.
It typically lasts one and a half hours and covers basic shop safety practices as well as general shop policies.
A multiple-choice test is issued during the orientation. Students must answer correctly 100 percent of the questions in order to earn a shop sticker that allows access to the shops for the duration of a student's enrollment at the college.
Specific Orientations
Various shop resources (laser cutters, bridgeport milling machine, kick press, etc.) require additional orientations specific to their use before they can be accessed. These orientations are commonly listed on the appropriate studio calendar and are often scheduled upon request.
Orientation Schedules
Schedules for the general shop orientation are posted on campus at the beginning of each semester, as well as on the SF Shops Orientation Schedule. As every effort is made to accommodate varied schedules, requests for additional orientations are discouraged.
However, instructors who have more than five students who are unable to attend a scheduled orientation may request a special orientation for their class.
San Francisco Studios
CCA's San Francisco studios are a collection of shared resources that support all SF-based departments. Access is available to all current students and faculty upon attending the individual facility's policy and safety orientations.
Review the Studio Managers list.
Download the studio resources map.
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Kevin Costner stood on the "Field of Dreams" in Iowa and had a game of catch with his father, and the iconic movie hit a home run in our hearts. Now, 25 years later, Costner returned to the ballpark in the middle of nowhere, and surrounded by fans, dished about the classic film and his own father.
In a celebrity baseball game held at the Field of Dreams in Dyersville, Iowa, the Kinsellas – Costner's last name in the film – faced off against the Disbelievers. Of course, Costner's team took the game 13-8, as broadcast by none other than Bob Costas.
Reports the USA Today:
Friday's centerpiece at the rural movie site's 25th anniversary celebration was an outdoor, nighttime screening of the 1989 film classic. But Saturday belonged to a scattershot symphony of pop, pop, pop into leather gloves as a couple hundred parents and children filled the outfield grass in the morning for a mass game of catch, followed by another in the afternoon.
"You hear the snap, the snap, the snap," said Denise Stillman, describing the pleasant sounds of parents and kids having a catch. Stillman is the CEO of Go the Distance Baseball, and owns the 193-acre farm that looks almost identical today to the park and farm house in the 1989 classic.
Matt McKee took his brood of five kids to Iowa for a chance to play on the famous grass and dirt. He spent close to $7,000 to get there, but said he would have paid more for a chance to play on the renowned baseball diamond. "There wasn't a price I wouldn't pay to come here to do this, to be honest," McKee said.
His 15-year-old son Justin agreed. "It's like a dream. Just awesome."
Costner defines Field of Dreams as "uniquely American," and said that there could be no better time to hold a celebrity game than Father's Day weekend. Over 12,000 fans of the movie showed up to take in the sights.
Costner said his movie deals "with that biblical thing of men and their sons and maybe not getting along. I think women watch how beautifully orchestrated this movie was and they actually could turn to their husbands that maybe have never made peace with their father, or turned to their husbands who haven't made peace with their own sons, and say, 'You need to do something about this. You don't want to go through life and wish you had played catch.'"
Costner, who almost didn't make the movie because of a schedule conflict, said: "I don't think there's any bigger miracle for me that occurred than this little movie that was made 25 years ago here in this field."
And of course, as the lights went down, the movie that attracted the thousands to the farmhouse and baseball field was played on a big screen. Costner introduced the film with: "I'm going to sit in a little cornfield in Iowa, these lights are going to go out and we're going to watch a movie. And I don't think there's anything more American."


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"Dear Steve,
I am well educated, have a good job & make decent money.
About 5 years ago we purchased a house, which in 1 year rose in market value from $109K to $249K, we figured we were sitting on a gold mine, so we borrowed against it to pay off my wife's legal bills in getting sole custody of her daughter. In the span of 3 years, we had a series of expensive home repairs (=>$42K), medical emergencies (=>$26K), etc. which we all paid by credit cards, putting us in substantial unsecured debt, but as our house value rose, we figured it was ok as we planned to sell the house & pay off all that debt easily. In 2010, our house flooded (we had no flood insurance), our daughter had a dental emergency, we lost $22K in a bad investment, got divorced, house value plummeted & I was forced to short sell after I couldn't pay the mort ($1,600/month) on my own, & we had a Interest Only Balloon Mort & no one would refi me. This all left me with approx $40K of unsecured (Credit cards), & $15K of secured (HE LOC) debt.
Looking over the background info, I have sold almost everything I owned of value, I traded in my truck for a small car (less monthly payment, less fuel costs, less insurance), I moved into a small apt (less monthly cost), I entered into a debt consolidation plan through ACCC which shut down all my credit cards, negotiated a lower APR & automatically pays them all w/one monthly payment, etc.
I've tried everything from bringing my lunch to finding the cheapest fuel, stopped all my old expensive vices (smoking.drinking, going out to dinner, etc) but no matter what I do, every month Im barely squeaking by ahead of my next paycheck, and if anything out of the ordinary happens (e.g.: car repair, co-pay for med appt, buying a gift, etc) I have to borrow money from friends & family, which is now growing as I can never seem to pay them back. I make approx $3500/month, & paying all my bills (nothing outside of necessities, leaves me w/a pprox $72/month left over)
I'm out of (what I call) "Wiggle Room" & outside of winning the lottery, or telling a creditor I cant & wont pay them, Im stuck.
I need advice on what my options are.
Some of my family/friends are saying I should consider bankruptcy, but Im hoping there may be other solutions, if not, what are the repercussions? What could happen if I tell my HELOC creditor that I wont be paying them versus telling all my creditors that I won't?
It seems like there's help out there, but its usually targeting either debt consolidation, or bankruptcy and not much in-between.
I sincerely appreciate this site and the help you give to the millions of people suffering through this debt enslavement and I hope to hear from you back regarding advice in my situation soon. Thanks again!
Dear John,
Let me be honest with you, it looks like the path you are on is a dead-end road. If ACCC put you on a DMP knowing that you were unable to save money each month and hanging on by your finger tips, well then shame on them.
You exhibit the classic signs of bankruptcy aversion because of assumptions and fears, not facts. If we were standing in a room together, talking, I could make a very convincing argument that bankruptcy is the most logical, safest, and most responsible path to follow in this situation. Wether you'd hear me or not is a different matter. You can lead a horse to water…
Stop thinking about what bankruptcy "might" do to you and start thinking about what is the safest and fastest path out of this damn (I wanted to say fucking, but I was being discrete) mess.
Seriously John, you've got to pull your head out of the hole for a just one day and take a good honest look around about what your options are.
Your friends and family obviously love you and care about you, but their enabling you with borrowed money is stupid.
They aren't actually helping you, just pushing you further down a dark tunnel of never ending brown bag lunches, basic cable channels, and not being able to save to protect yourself. It's a bit like lending drugs to a drug addict that isn't ready for the intervention.
Based on your description of your current life you live in a small apartment, eat small lunches, have small fun, and become more and more indebted to family and friends. It's time for you to pull on a different set of pants, face the issue, take decisive action, and start rebuilding a new financial life based on what you've learned from this experience.
Dude, snap out of it or I will personally come and kick your ass.
I'd suggest you first read How to Get Out of Debt. The Honest and Unvarnished Truth and The Truth About The Success Rates, Failure Rates and Completion Rates of Credit Counseling, Debt Settlement, and Bankruptcy. They will give you a great overview of what we need to deal with to get you moving in the right direction.
Then use the free How to Get Out of Debt Calculator to review your options.
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To get ready to read the information below with the right frame of mind, please first read How Do I Get Out of Debt Quickly? Change Your Mindset.
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- Is Bankruptcy Sinful and Bad or Right and Moral? An Examination
- What Does the Bible Say About Bankruptcy? Is Bankruptcy Scriptural?
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- Chapter 7 Bankruptcy – What is the Truth?
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- Bankruptcy Should Be the Last Resort Many Say. But That's Just Not True
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- 14 Reasons You Should Not Avoid Bankruptcy
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- Life After Bankruptcy: How to Quickly Have Great Credit and Dumb Mistakes to Avoid
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- You Have Not Failed if You File Bankruptcy
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Wladimir Klitschko to face off with David Haye in Hamburg on July 2
The highly anticipated unification fight between IBF, WBO, and IBO World Heavyweight Champion Wladimir Klitschko and WBA titlist David Haye takes place at the Hamburg Imtech Arena, Germany on July 2. The stadium is the homefield of the German Bundesliga soccer club Hamburger SV.
After months of negotiations and a cancellation of the bout in June 2009, finally the clash of the two knockout kings will happen.
Bernd Bönte, Managing Director of Klitschko Management Group: "We are very glad that this mega fight will finally come true. We expect more than 150 TV stations worldwide to show the fight live or on a delay. Klitschko vs. Haye is definitely one of the top highlights in sport."
David Haye became WBA World Heavyweight Champion in 2009 when he dethroned Russian Nikolay Valuev. Since then he successfully defended his title twice. Before that, Haye was the dominating figure in the cruiserweight division holding the WBC, WBA and WBO titles. Haye's impressive record is 25 wins (23 by KO) and one defeat only.
David "Hayemaker" Haye: "I always said I would knock out Wladimir, get his belts and will then finish up his brother Vitali to end my career on the peak. Wladimir has only fought wimps and cowards so far. I will show him his limitations and what it is like to fight a real champion; that is a promise."
The last unification match took place at Madison Square Garden New York in 2008, when IBF and IBO World Heavyweight Champion Wladimir Klitschko scored a unanimous decision against WBO Champion Sultan Ibragimov. Against Haye, it will be Wladimir Klitschko's 19th world championship title fight. The professional record of the 1996 Olympic Gold medalist is 55 wins (49 KOs) with only 3 losses.
Wladimir Klitschko: "I am very happy that Haye finally dares to step into the ring with me. He already ducked out of two fights with me and Vitali and is only trash talking and producing stupid shirts. Now he has to prove in the ring what he has got. I have been waiting for this fight for over two years."
Tom Loeffler, Managing Director of K2 Promotions: "This will be the second heavyweight unification fight that we have promoted. The first was between Wladimir and Ibragimov at a sold out Madison Square Garden, but this fight between Wladimir and Haye is on a totally different level. It has been talked about for the last two years and now is the premiere event in boxing. The Klitschkos are the only boxers that can regularly fill the large soccer stadiums in Europe and the Imtech Arena in Hamburg is a great venue."
BSkyB will show the bout live on Pay-Per-View in the UK. HBO will televise the fight in the US and RTL will broadcast the event live and exclusively in Germany.
Danggit! HBO is full of it. Now it is welcoming back a doctor/brother Klitschko. I hope that sore-bone tally doesn't get injured before the bout. And I hope that Haye doesn't catch chicken fever and STEP before the bout. I'm getting on my travel and world-wide charity work in July, so I will not be hollering at that bout. Hopefully it will be worth the watch for those who will be viewing. Holla!
I got Haye late ...im looking forward to it...
bold statements Ali,.. but anything is possible as we have seen during the last couple weeks.
If Haye shows up, and thats a big if, Wlad will toy with him. Size does matter. Wlad got it. Haye dont. Haye will quit on his stool. He's just a big mouth looking to get paid. Remember how he ran from the lumbering Valuev? Haye is talking about retiring already. Haye's best chance will be to run, run, and then run some more. Maybe Wlad will get tired from chasing.
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Scrabble word: FILLED
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Definitions of FILLED in dictionaries:
- verb - make full, also in a metaphorical sense
- verb - become full
- verb - occupy the whole of
- verb - assume, as of positions or roles
- verb - fill or meet a want or need
- verb - appoint someone to (a position or a job)
- verb - eat until one is sated
- verb - fill to satisfaction
- verb - plug with a substance
- adj - (usually followed by `with' or used as a combining form) generously supplied with
- adj - of purchase orders that have been filled
- adj - (of time) taken up
- adj - to put as much as can be held into [v -ED, -ING, -S] : FILLABLE
There are 6 letters in FILLED: D E F I L L
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According to the Conference Board, consumers' outlook was relatively unchanged in March, following the sharp decline measured in February that took the index to its all-time low.
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Its two main parts also remained down. The Present Situation Index fell to 21.5 from 22.3 last month. The Expectations Index increased to 28.9 from 27.3 in February, said the Board. A year ago, these two measures stood at 90.6 and 49.4, respectively.
"The Present Situation Index suggests that the overall state of the economy remains weak and that more job losses are on the horizon," said Lynn Franco, director of the Board's Consumer Research Center. "Apprehension about the outlook for the economy, the labor market and earnings continues to weigh heavily on consumers' attitudes."
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District Digest: Happy autumn equinox
This week's digest includes a new season, cute pandas, and a great year of bikes.
Weather change
This September's abundance of rain and cooler temperatures have all been leading up to the autumn equinox, which happened today at 5:04am. Meteorologically, fall actually began three weeks ago, but today marks the official start of the season in the Northern Hemisphere. The sun will begin to shine directly overhead at the equator, causing disappearing sunlight for us Northerners.
Newest District citizens
Yesterday, one of two red pandas born at the National Zoo was finally named. Born on during a storm on June 17, the zoo wanted to name the two pandas something stormy related. The first was named "Damini", which is Nepalese for lightning. The second's name was put to a vote sponsored by NBC 4. The highest vote scoring name was "Pili," which means "clap of thunder" in Chinese.
Happy Birthday, Bikeshare
Yesterday, Capital Bikeshare had their first birthday and one millionth ride. With over 1,100 bikes, the 116 stations, the company served about 16,000 members since its opening last year with the city's Smart Bike program. The young program has been so successful it even has a copycat in New York.
Other news
Thanks to increasing technology, WMATA opened online SmarTrip reloading to riders yesterday. After completion of a 150,000-person pilot program, the online system is now up and running, making everyday life a little bit more convenient for avid Metro users. Beginning on October 2nd, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library will be closed every Sunday due to an $800,000 cut in the D.C. budget.
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He is a legendary figure that seems to live forever or out of the realms of time as we know it. He is comprised of ancient origin, yet remains ever evolving with modern technology and ever changing tradition. He is Santa Claus, Saint Nicholas, Kris Kringle, and many other names known the world over. It has taken centuries for him to become the legend that he is.
Scholars place an early ancestor of Mr. Claus back to the times of the prehistoric shaman, who in Scandinavian lands would give gifts to children during the Winter Solstice in a time thousands of years before the birth of Christ. It is commonly understood that the true and official line of Santa as we know him today began in the 300s AD with the very real Saint Nicholas of Myra, an early Christian minister from what is now Turkey.
Nicholas spent his life serving those in need, giving to children especially. The day of his natural death, December 6, remains in many countries a special day as children are often visited by the kindly Saint who leaves small tokens of chocolate and or small toys. As all good things do, the legends of Nicholas were spread through the travels of early Christians into Russia, where he was made patron to the city of Moscow. As his story traveled, his fame grew. And so did the gift giving, as exampled by French nuns in the 900s AD who would leave small treats for children in the name of Nicholas.
How did Santa come to America? Most believe that he arrived with the Dutch in New Amsterdam, now New York. It is even said that the figurehead of their ship was an image of Nicholas. In fact, the first true American image of Santa appears on a Dutch woodcut from around 1800. His name began to change from the Dutch Sinter Klaas, which means Saint Nicholas, to variations such as Sinter Claus, Sancte Claus, Santee Claus, and finally Santa Claus. By the year 1804 old Saint Nick departed from his bishop's robes into a suit of fur. The more modern look of Santa would not come until the 1860s with the drawings of Thomas Nast. The day of his arrival to homes everywhere would even change from December 6 to the night before Christmas thanks to the poem known now by the same name.
In West Virginia history, a Christmas gift giver arrives in the late 1700s with the European settlers of Germany who had their own take on the legend. He was called Belsnickel or Pelz Nichol, and he was far from the jolly image we know today. He was a wild man and a trickster. He was known to carry both treats and punishment to children, throwing candy on the floor and then swatting a child with a birch rod if he grabbed without asking.
A custom arose in the remotest parts of the Allegheny Mountains from this figure called Belsnickeling or Kringling. In a custom much like Halloween folks would dress in wild costumes and see if neighbors could guess who they were. If they could not a prank was played. These pranksters covered many a cabin's chimney with a sheet so that the smoke would fill the house. But it was all in good fun.
As the mountains became less remote the image of Santa became more in line with what the rest of the country experienced. But in some parts of the state they still make merry. Old Belsnickel still roams the hills.
Yes, Santa has had a long journey in becoming what he is today to all of us. From the frozen Scandinavian Yuletides to Mediterranean Turkey and Russia, through all of Europe and finally to America Santa has come to spread a message of love and good cheer each Christmas. As the world moves on may he ever move along with it and continue to bring joy.


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So my top snap metal button thingy is broken on a most loved pair of pants. it just won't stay snapped for long anymore, what can be done?
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Re: snap button on pants brokenSun, May 6, 2007 - 7:07 PMSomewhere, you should be able to get a tool and supplies for replacing it. Maybe a fabric store? A crafts store?
Re: snap button on pants brokenSun, May 6, 2007 - 9:13 PMThey sell them at Michael's. www.michaels.com/art/onlin...roductPage
Re: snap button on pants brokenMon, May 7, 2007 - 12:02 PMoh, cool thanks guys!
Re: snap button on pants brokenTue, May 8, 2007 - 2:01 PMYup, the style most commonly used on Jeans/Pants are called "Western Snaps".
Go to any sewing store, and ask them. Even Jo-Anns. Michaels probably doesn't have them, as they seem to focus on wicker, plastic plants, crosstitching, and picture framing.
Most likely, you will have to replace both the top and the bottom snap, so that you know they fit. You can usually pull off the old one with a screwdriver and/or pliers. (Notice how the inside piece goes in, and flanges out in the middle, which holds it in place, bend these pieces back up, and the snap will come off).
Use the old hole, and put the snap in. Some places have a cheapo tool that is a little more difficult to use, to attach snaps (costs around $3 for the tool, $5 for a pack of snaps.) A high end tool that squeezes like pliers costs more like $25.
Re: snap button on pants brokenTue, May 8, 2007 - 8:47 PMAaron, I got mine from Michael's and the link I posted was from Michael's website stating that they sell them and the setting tool. I'm sure Joann's has them, but their website was down and Michael's lists a store in SF (where the OP is from).
Re: snap button on pants brokenWed, May 9, 2007 - 12:10 PMGotcha. Shoulda checked the link.
I just know the one Michaels near me (in Emeryville) is crap, and only caters to old retired women who do crafting. The place smells like wicker and geritol.
Joann's is crap too. Sewing stores are usually better, including my favorite, Discount Fabrics. There's a DF in SF, as well as in Berkeley.
Re: snap button on pants brokenWed, May 9, 2007 - 1:21 PMI gotta almost agree with you about Joann's. The one in Pasadena is crap, but the one in Santa Monica was marginally better. The Michael's in Santa Monica was great, though and the one in Pasadena is crap
Re: snap button on pants brokenWed, May 9, 2007 - 4:53 PMHit or miss with some of those chain stores.
But lucky you, you have the fabric district in LA. I can only fantasize about traveling there one day, to bask in it's glory... (No interest in seeing anything else in LA, just the fabric district.)
Re: snap button on pants brokenWed, May 16, 2007 - 12:57 AMyeah the one in emeryville didn't know wtf i was talking about so i have to go to a fabric store...however i bent the crap out of my button in frustration and got some more use oout of it for now. but i'll pickup the fixer tools anyway, i can think of some fun projects they would be useful for.
Re: snap button on pants brokenWed, May 16, 2007 - 1:53 PMJo-Ann's in Emeryville will also have it. But they won't be able to help you find it (it's in the corner on the wall by the thread & notions).
But even better, go to Discount Fabrics in Berkeley (San Pablo @ Ashby). Tell them you want western snaps, and they will point you right to them (they hang on the wall behind the cutting tables.)


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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – Six Stanford football players earned mention in the first watch lists of the 2014 season. Four – Henry Anderson, Alex Carter, Jordan Richards and A.J. Tarpley – were named to the watch list for the Bednarik Award while two players – Kevin Hogan and Ty Montgomery – were named to the Maxwell Award Watch List.
Stanford leads all college football with its four selections to the Bednarik list.
The Bednarik Award has been presented to the College Defensive Player of the Year since 1995. Chuck Bednarik, former standout at Penn and with the Philadelphia Eagles, is a member of both the College Football Hall of Fame's Class of '69 and the NFL Hall of Fame's Class of '67.
The Maxwell Award, named in honor of Robert W. "Tiny" Maxwell, has been given to America's College Player of the Year since 1937. Maxwell's contributions to the game of football were extensive, including as a player, a sportswriter and an official.
Semifinalists for the Maxwell and Bednarik Awards will be announced Nov. 3, while the three finalists for each award will be unveiled Nov. 24. The winners of the 2014 Maxwell and Bednarik Awards will be announced as part of the Home Depot College Football Awards Show held on Dec. 11. The formal presentations of these awards will be made at the Maxwell Football Club Awards Gala in Atlantic City on March 6, 2015.
The watch list candidates have been chosen by the Maxwell Football Club's selection committee, which analyzes both past performance and future potential. The Club reserves the right to make additions and deletions to these lists as the 2014 season unfolds. All members of the Maxwell Football Club, NCAA sports information directors, FBS head coaches and selected national media are eligible to vote for the awards.
Anderson, a two-time All-Pac-12 selection, was limited to eight games during 2013 due to a leg injury but still earned all-league honors. The political science major and 2013 Pac-12 All-Academic team honoree, had his breakout campaign in 2012 where he logged 16 tackles for a loss from his defensive end position.
Carter, a junior psychology major, has earned All-Pac-12 honorable mention honors in each of his first two seasons since assuming a starting role at cornerback for the last eight games of his freshman season. Last year Carter all 13 games that he played in and registered a team-high seven pass breakups.
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- Private day trip from Bangkok to Damnoen Saduak and the Rose Garden cultural center
- Get out of the city to see pieces of daily Thai life and culture
- Explore the bustling Damnoen Saduak Floating Market by long-tail boat
- Watch traditional Thai skills such as silk-weaving on display at the Sampran Riverside Thai Village
- Be entertained by cultural activities like Muay Thai boxing and sword fighting
- Enjoy a lunch of Thai cuisine
- Hotel pickup and drop-off by private vehicle included
What You Can Expect
When you arrive, board a long-tail boat with your guide to explore the busy, colorful market where vendors sell fruits, vegetables, flowers and sweets right from their canoes. This is one of the most famous floating markets in Thailand, and it can be crowded, but if you wish to get off the beaten waterways, you can rent another boat to take you through the smaller, often more peaceful canals (time permitting; own expense).
Once you're back on dry land, you'll be driven to the Sampran Riverside Thai Village, a resort-style attraction 20 miles (32 km) west of Bangkok. Enjoy lunch at the garden's restaurant, and then spend the rest of your tour immersed in Thai culture.
At the traditional village within the resort, see Thai villagers make handicrafts and demonstrate other skills such as weaving silk, making pottery, painting umbrellas, weaving mats, carving fruit, pounding rice, making masks and dolls, and crafting silver and lacquerware. See authentic Thai period costumes, different styles of native architecture and antiques from around the country. You can also watch displays of cultural activities like Muay Thai boxing, sword fighting, dancing, a wedding ceremony and an elephant show.
When your time at the Rose Garden is up, you'll be returned to your hotel in Bangkok, where your tour ends.
Customer Reviews
Stephen B USA
August 2008
We were never rushed and treated extremely well. We were very informed and given personal attention and even cold packs for our necks to cool down. (The heat can get to you.) The car ride to the Rose Garden takes a little while but is worth it. We rode in nice, clean and comfortable air-conditioned sedans. The gardens are beautiful and lunch, elephant ride and show were wonderful, too. We really got our money's worth!
July 2015
Our guide was not as helpful as other guides we have had. The floating markets and cultural center were very interesting.
May 2012
Enjoyed the floating markets and, whilst they are more commercial now than when my parents visited back in the 1970s, there were still some bargains to be purchased. The long tail boat ride up the canals was interesting. The Rose Garden Cultural Centre wasn't quite what we expected - very commecial. Enjoyed the show inside but the elephant show was somewhat disappointing. Would revisit the markets but wouldn't bother about returing the centre.
Ian W United Kingdom
August 2008
May 2007
April 2016
When I book a private tour I expect a guide that is informative and makes the trip interesting. I do not expect one that sleeps between locations, leaves us to our own devices and spends the time sitting in cafes eating and drinking! The locations were as expected, but the tour guide was a waste of space!
March 2012
Worst private tour of our lot, we asked to modify the tour (more time at one place , less time at another) and rthe equest was not honored by rude, deceiptful and uninformative tour guide( at first he said no problem then didn't do as asked then got mad and rude when we called him on it). Why bother paying extra for the private tour then? Floating markets are sort of a must but can get crowded, cultural center was just OK, not a must see but nice if you have the extra time.


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Bobby Abrahamson's RABBIT features more than 75 black & white photographs from 6 extended journeys that -- together with hand-written chapter titles and a fictional letter/afterword by "Jack Rabbit" -- weave a lyrical narrative of 14 years of wandering and searching for serenity and contentment in life. The pictures present numerous quiet, poignant moments. The book -- which is the catalogue for a multi-media exhibit opening in March 2008 in Portland, Oregon at Newspace Center for Photography -- presents a universal tale: the struggle to escape life's vicissitudes, and the quest for lasting peace.
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Identity theft and illegal immigrants are no odd couple to this or my identity theft column. Now enter the children and the growing crime of child identity theft.
A recent story (see video) out of Milwaukee links the three: illegal immigrants, identity theft and kids, and it's no holy trinity. It's a distressing story about illegal immigrants trying to survive in a country where ambivalence prevails when it comes to immigration reform even at the expense of the children and their future.
That the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement does not consider identity theft, especially child identity theft a threat to public safety is troubling. It demonstrates either a lack of understanding of how the crime of identity theft affects its victims or a political tolerance so strong towards illegal immigration that protection of illegal immigrants is favored over the protecting legal citizens including children from a crime that can last a lifetime.
Consider recent article in the National Identity Theft Examiner Column where a Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court considered the release of state worker birthdates a threat to their personal security. Identity theft is a crime against the victims, a felony violation of both federal and state laws. Misuse of a child's Social Security Number by another person has many consequences.
When children, victimized by identity theft, grow up, they can face myriad issues. They can be denied a driver's license, insurance, tenancy, a cell phone, utilities, a student loan, other credit, a job, and even college admission. They can be charged with crimes they didn't commit. They can be at risk of being medically mistreated if they were a victim of medical identity theft.
Illegal immigrants in Wisconsin can use the fake identification to obtain government benefits too, such as food stamps, Medicaid, and other services through county government that turn their cheek to fraudulent benefits applications. Everytime an illegal immigrant use the Social Security number of a real person they create a new identity theft victim.
The contentious voter identification law will be tested in Tuesday's Spring elections. Using the identity of another person to vote is not only voter fraud, it is also identity theft.
Opponents of the new voter identification law argue there is no proof that this type of fraud occurs. Opponents of the law say that the law disenfranchises African Americans and Latinos because they don't have identification.


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Sorry I need to get started early today so I will just put up my list. Scroll down for the important stuff from Art enthusiast :)
To do
Register for youth programs for the next few months- done
Morning routine - done
go for a run- done
Mommy and me thing - done
prep dinner -done
make bread
clean floors
organize toys
work on bathroom a bit
Play with dd
try my best to stay of the computer till after dinner
Zone/Missions, to-do and chit-chat Feb 11-17
Mich- I think we both just jumped on the thread at the same time so that just added to some confusion I am sure.
Tiffany- I mentioned the cloth shower curtain and liner. I think I got mine at Target a few years ago. I kept buying new plastic ones because they would get nasty and I couldn't effectively clean them so I thought if hotels have cloth liners I should have one too. It is wonderful to just pull it down, wash it, and have a fresh new liner. And while it cost more upfront it has probably saved me quite a bit of money.
CH- my 6 year old has been having accidents lately, so I feel like I am potty training again. It is like he stopped realizing when he has to go #2 and waits too long and has an accident while running to the bathroom. So frustrating.
Since I probably won't get on until tomorrow night here is tomorrow's to do list:
Bible study
Library (get book for co-op)
Laundry (1 load and bathroom rug)
Declutter desk #2
Call student loan company about IBR
Make something for cooking club (any suggestions? Theme is heartburn)
Make valentines for party
Mom to DS '07 DD '08 and EDD Aug/Sept 2016
Wednesday To do list:
Kitchen and Dining Room:
Unload dishwasher DONE
Put laundry in dryer DONE
Load washer
Fold and put away laundry
Reload Dishwasher
Wipe Counters and table
Sweep floors
Living Room, Hallway, and Bedrooms:
Complete first 1/3 of checklist
To do
Potty train
WFD no idea
CHW- The way I see it the more she pees, the more opportunities for learning. I like your to do list. We have our dd partially potty trained, she just goes to the potty on her own, but only at home and only when she isn't wearing a diaper or pants. So when we get home from anything i just let her run around half naked. She finally can take her pants on and off (well sometimes), so we need to tackle not going in her pants next. oh yeah and night training. I just really don't want to :(
To do
Morning routine
mommy and me thing
go for a run
take dd for a long walk
Evening routine
wfd - bbq chicken and salad.
love my babies!
Zone 3: Mission #3 Wednesday
Dear Friends,
Today we are going to look at the front of our bathroom vanity.
Most smudges and toothpaste spots will come off with a damp
soapy rag. Don't use harsh chemicals on wood or painted surfaces. Do
one drawer front or one door at a time. Wipe off the knobs and
handles too. A little wiping every day will eventually take the
ayers of dirt and grime away.
Your office mission:
Look at your computer screen. Has it become your sneeze guard? Take a
damp cloth and wipe your screen. You may have a special cleaner
for this, if not, a slightly dampened cloth will work also (damp not wet!).
Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is mystery. Today is a gift.
-Eleanor Roosevlet
My, you all are busy early today!
When I had a cloth shower cutrain it would get a funky smell. Maybe I didn't wash it enough. That bathroom had air flow so it might have made it worse. Now I have plastic but its non PCP (is that the right term?) so there are no chemicals being realised. I think I keep it 6 months to a year and there is no mold so I don't feel too terriable about throwing it out.
To Do Wednesday
kids to school
one on one time with LO
DDs class valentines party
quick stop for dessert supplies tomorrow
pick up DS
start valentines desserts with DS
WFD: not 100% sure- leftovers or MIL cooks
Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is mystery. Today is a gift.
-Eleanor Roosevlet
Good Morning!!
To Do:
Look on ebay for summer maternity clothes
Vacuum living room rug again (I swear this rug is always dirty)
Do a load of laundry including bathroom rug
Sweep and mop wood floors
Married to my best friend, Josh. SAHM to my boys, Brixton Mills (4/5/12) and Everton Harbor (8/16/13).
Joey is sick :( He was coughing non-stop for a good hour straight last night.
I am working from home today, and there's not much going on on the work front. My boss told me I could pick out paint colors for him today. LOL! Hmmm, so much to do, and I'm not sure where to start! I think I'll finish up the laundry then work on either the master closet of ,aster bath since those are the mission and the declutter calendar challenges for the week. My Grandma should be here soon to watch Joey :)
- pick out paint
- empty dishwasher
- take Christmas totes to basement
- laundry
- closet or bathroom
- dr. appt for Joey
Me + DH = Joey (8/2012), Abbie (3/2015)
Jackie, sorry Joey isn't feeling well! Poor little baby.
DS and I are sick. So today I'm going to take it easy.
To do:
Run dishwasher
Finish decluttering bathroom
Maybe sort through DS clothes if I feel up to it
dd 1/08 ~ ds1 11/10 ~ ds2 9/13
Becoming a Minimalist ~ Clean & Simple ~ Gardening with Children


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