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I've been gathering lots of makeup over the last year and a lot of them go unused, collecting dust. I'm trying to raise some $$$ for the Hello Kitty Collection (no pro discount) and wanted to sell some of my makeup which is primarily swatched or untouched. As a makeup artist, I'm extremely strict about sanitation. Everything has been sanitized. If it's a gloss or cream, nothing is used directly on skin or lips, instead it was used or swatched on a palette.
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-Email me your name, your mailing address, your paypal email address, and the items you would like. I will send you the paypal request. Items are first come, first served. When payment is received, I will ship.
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Now for the Goodies!
Pur Minerals Brush Set. Comes with quilted brush case. Used once to review. Has been deep cleaned. I honestly have too many brushes and never use these.
Sugar lipgloss in Gleam. Pretty color. Has been swatched on palette once.
Victoria Secret eyeshadow in Tempting Topaz. This looks like a light gold in person. Used maybe 5 times. 98% left.
Victoria Secret eyeshadow in Ravishing Ruby. This looks like a deep rose color in person. Used maybe 5 times. 98% left.
Victoria Secret Lipstain/Glitter gloss duo. Used once. Swatched on palette.
Trucco Powder lip color collection. Swatched once.
Victoria Jackson Survival Kit. Only swatched. Comes with box. This is a really good deal and great for travel. The box opens up with different compartments. It has 10 eye shadows, 5 lip colors, 2 powder blushes, 3 applicators, 1 mascara, 1 eye pencil and 1 lip pencil and mirrors.
Survival Kit opened up.
MAC eyeshadow suite in smoke and ash. Great for a smokey eye. Swatched once.
Victoria Secret lipgloss in spice girl. Swatched once.
Victoria Secret lipgloss in cupquake...never used, still has wrapping.
Pur Minerals lipgloss in Nealite Sunset. Really pretty color.
Tentatively Sold, Waiting on PaymentMAC mineralized eyshadow duo in Odd Couple. Pretty purple! Used twice.
Colorworks mini palette that came with a gift set. Is about the size of the palm of your hand. Coral themed colors.
Colorworks mini palette that came with a gift set. Is about the size of the palm of your hand. Rosey themed colors.
LA Colors palette in Tease. Super bright colors. Only used twice. I have another neutral palette in Fabulous. Swatched once. Forgot to take a picture.
MAC loose beauty powder in drizzle gold. 80% left. Gives the skin a beautiful sheen.
Bobbi Brown undereye brightener in medium. Great for brightening undereye area. Light to medium coverage. Use with a concealer brush for most coverage.
Pur Minerals Mineral Glow/Mineral light bronzer and highlighter. Tested once.
Ardell individual eyelash adhesive. Brand new in box. One left.
Ardell individual lashes in medium. Brand new in box. Have two boxes.
Posh Kabuki brush with leatherlike case. I have another one just like it. One of my fav brushes ever.
MAC studio fix fluid in NW50. My friend gave it to me because she bought it and it was too dark for her. She lost her receipt and couldn't return it :( Practically brand new!
Let me know if you have any questions!
I'll probably be doing another sale in a month or so as I clean out my stuff and get ready to move into a new place with the BF.
18 comments:
- ainstein said...
i'm interested in the legere! email is firstname.lastname@example.com let me know... thanks a lot!!!
- February 6, 2009 at 1:17 AM
- FAB_Ladee said...
i like the eyeshadows from the suite array collection! the smokey and blue one and also the odd couple eyeshadow!!!!
reserve them for me
email me
- February 6, 2009 at 1:33 AM
- _theresa said...
BB Creme for me!
- February 6, 2009 at 2:18 AM
- _theresa said...
and the slimeshine :D
- February 6, 2009 at 2:20 AM
- Tigress or Tame? said...
movin in with the bf, congrats!
- February 6, 2009 at 9:05 AM
- MakeupByRenRen said...
ainstein, fab ladee, theresa i send you the paypal requests!
tigress: yup, we've been living together already but we're moving into a bigger place :)
- February 6, 2009 at 9:28 AM
- sooji said...
i am interested in the MAC See Through Lip color.. and ren, the bobbi brown eye brightener, do you think it would be too dark for my nc25?
- February 6, 2009 at 11:27 AM
- MakeupByRenRen said...
sooji, sent you the request for the lip color, i think the Bobbi Brown might look a little too peach for yah
- February 6, 2009 at 11:40 AM
- Couture Carrie said...
Fun items - good luck with your sale darling RR!
- February 6, 2009 at 12:29 PM
- southern_gyrl said...
Good Items...
I mass emailed a bunch of my friends your page link, and they are already fighting over some of the MAC stuff....
So if you see any really unfamilar addresses....it's probably them.
Good items, and good luck@
- February 6, 2009 at 12:51 PM
- valiohh said...
BB creme?
&how can i follow your blog? :[
can't find a link..
- February 6, 2009 at 9:46 PM
- Sharon Rose said...
Hi there-good luck with the sale, lots of gorgeous goodies on offer!
- February 7, 2009 at 8:50 AM
- Couture Carrie said...
P.S. Gave you an award, darling!
- February 7, 2009 at 9:11 AM
- Beauty is Androgynous said...
hey ren!
do u know of a good doupe for that bright blue in the blue zone suite ?
- February 7, 2009 at 4:53 PM
- FAB_Ladee said...
sorry for it taking so long for the payment! but how come you took out the "tentatively sold" out of the smokey suite array one!
well the ones im getting are the
odd couple!
- February 10, 2009 at 7:37 PM
- denise said...
this is denise i just wanted to let you know that i was interested in the contest my youtube account is barbie22macias......and by the way i love the Hayden Panettiere Smokey Eyes Tutorial!!!!
- February 11, 2009 at 10:50 PM
- denise said...
this is denise i just wanted to let you know that i was interested in the contest my youtube account is barbie22macias......and by the way i love the Hayden Panettiere Smokey Eyes Tutorial!!!!
- February 11, 2009 at 10:54 PM
- Sonia said...
hey hun i just rea dyour pst on the BB cream, have you sold it yet or chnaged your mind about selling it
- April 11, 2009 at 5:32 PM


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I was wondering if any one could tell me what Electronic Training Collars are the best. My buddy has a SportDog 1825 ($299) and loves it but i don't know if its worth the money or if I need a mile range. I have have been trying to decide between the SportDog 1825($299) and the Garmin Delta($199) but I have never used an Electronic Training Collar before so I don't know what to look for. Any advice?
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I've been using the Sportdog SD-425 with my lab and have been real pleased with it, 1/4 mile is plenty for me. The Deltas are nice but I prefer the SD transmitter.
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TriTronics makes the best e-collar out there. They set the standard. Everyone else is playing for second place.
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tri tronics isnt even a company anymore. A lot of older dog trainers love to run tri tronics cause they were the best but they havent come out with anything new in like the past 10 years. Thats why they went out of business and garmin bought em out. Now you have a maps company owning a dog company that doesnt know anything about it. Sport dog 425 is the most popular model out there. 500 yard range with 7 levels of stimulation and now have vibrate and tone. Bought a 400 collar about 7 years ago and have never regretted it. Biggest thing about sport dog is the customer service, you wont find it better. Broke some tongs a couple years back and they sent me new ones for free. Saved me only 7 bucks which isnt the point. They are a company run by hunters. Nice thing about the 1825 which i just upgraded to isnt necessarily the 1 mile range cause no duck dog is gonna need that but once you get off the check chord you can use low medium or high settings with help with training the dog to put pressure on but not giving to much shock
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How is the battery life on the 1825? That's the one big unknown to me is I don't want to charge it all the time.
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I agree with the Sport Dog post. I too had bought a 400 system and loved it and just recently upgraded to the 425 system for my dogs simply because I prefer the toggle switch to switch between dogs. Battery life is anywhere from 40-80 hours depending on how much you need to use it. I go a couple months now without having to recharge mine because I hardly use it.
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Someone else asked the exact same question on another forum I'm on a few days ago, so I'll provide my answer here again.
I've got a ~14 month old Weimaraner named Remy and we went with the Dogtra 2500 T&B collar:
Remy's primarily going to be an upland dog, so it might be different for a waterfowl retriever, but so far I've yet to find anything I don't like about this collar. Remy's getting much better with voice commands now, but the last time I had him out in the field (dove opener) he got excited and went running after a deer he saw. A quick tap of the tone button and he stopped right away.
I really like the tone settings on the this one, too. It's got two different tone types - nice feature, but not sure how handy it is yet since we've pretty much only stuck with one of the sounds (the higher pitched one). It can be used as a standard locator (tap the button to locate your dog when he's out of sight), it can be set to always emit a tone until the dog stops moving (ostensibly stopped because he's pointing, but perhaps also because something's wrong I suppose), or it can be set to emit a tone only when the dog has stopped (again for the same reasons). And the thing is wicked loud. I bet you could hear it from the moon. (Pro tip: don't test the tone in a car while driving down the road - It's painfully loud.) The nick settings are really good, too - goes from 1-127. During training (we sent Remy to a professional trainer in Isle, MN) the trainer used the 40-45 range. I've not needed to go above 50 when working with Remy in our backyard (chasing birds in the backyard - I don't want him to get used to busting into birds since I want him to learn to point).
It seems to be fairly comfortable for the dog, too. Remy's worn it for 3 hours at a pop without trying to fiddle with it. Seems to have a long battery life, too. I forgot to charge it between field trips and it was fine. And it's weatherproof and waterproof. Remy's been in several ponds with this collar and it keep working like a charm. It says it's got a range of 1 mile, but I've not yet tested that since I like to keep Remy within 25 yards or so in order to keep him from flushing birds too far out.
It's not the cheapest one you can find, but I absolutely wanted to go for quality on this purchase since Remy's my first bird dog - if I'm spending all this money on him and the training, seems silly to skimp out on a good e-collar for the field. I saved quite a few shekels ($114) by buying at Cabelas where I could use some of my existing Club points. But I always try to buy from gundogsupply.com if the prices/costs are the same.
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tritronics was bought by Garmin..
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11:05 a.m.
Lloyd St. Amand Brant, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise in the House today to provide my support to a very worthwhile Canadian organization, Les professeurs pour la liberté. Like many hon. members, I am impressed by this unique group which is making enormous progress in educating the youth of Africa.
The essential goal of Les professeurs pour la liberté is to build a path that leads away from warfare, poverty and despair, and leads toward peace, opportunity and progress. Les professeurs pour la liberté is working on a program that would offer free online education to millions of Africans, an act that would reduce poverty and contribute to a more secure, equitable and prosperous world.
I would like to commend Les professeurs pour la liberté, their volunteers and contributors. By educating the youth of Africa, this group is providing a substantial contribution to our Canadian development policy of peace, human security and sustainable development.
Sir Frederick Banting
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November 19th, 2004 / 11:05 a.m.
Sue Barnes London West, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to pay tribute to a great Londoner, Sir Frederick Banting. Recently, Dr. Banting was nominated by Canadians as one of the top 10 Canadians on the CBC TV show
The Greatest Canadian.
Sir Frederick Banting completed his medical studies at the University of Toronto and established a surgical practice in London, Ontario. In 1921 he returned to the University of Toronto to conduct medical research with his colleague, Charles Best. As a result of their research, they co-discovered pancreatic hormone insulin which was to be used in treating diabetes.
In 1923 Sir Frederick Banting was awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine. That same year the University of Toronto established the Banting-Best Department of Medical Research with Sir Banting as its director.
Sir Frederick Banting's discovery of insulin changed the lives not only of Canadians, but also of individuals around the world with diabetes. Prior to the discovery of insulin, the life expectancy of a person with diabetes was less than a year from diagnosis.
Identity Theft
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Art Hanger Calgary Northeast, AB
Mr. Speaker, identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in North America. The perpetrators of this crime include organized criminal groups and individuals who collect and use someone else's personal identification to commit fraud and expedite other criminal offences.
It is estimated that identity theft costs the Canadian economy $2.5 billion annually. However, for the victims whose identity has been compromised, the impact goes far beyond dollars and cents. Not only must they deal with the financial loss, damaged reputation and emotional distress, they must also go through the complicated process of clearing their names.
This crime is so serious that the Ontario Provincial Police organized its second conference last October which brought together international identity theft experts to discuss the issue.
Given the gravity and growth of this crime, it is shocking that the government has not moved to create a separate offence for the possession of multiple identity documents. It is time the government acted to help eradicate this activity that has become so pervasive in our society.
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11:10 a.m.
Roy Cullen Etobicoke North, ON
Mr. Speaker, on October 30 thousands of Canadians gathered at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto to commemorate and pay respect to the victims of the violence that swept through northern India in the first week of November 1984.
Sikh Canadians have excelled in all walks of life, enriched the multicultural experience of our nation, and formed an integral part of the fabric of this country. We join with them as they remember families, friends and relatives who fell victim to the senseless looting, arson, rape and murder that took place 20 years ago.
We also express our solidarity and give credence to the belief that by remembering such dark episodes of history we are not allowing old ones to fester, but we are attempting to ensure that we learn from these episodes so that they are not repeated.
To honour the victims, candlelight vigils have been organized across North America. It was encouraging to see so many Canadians gathered at the vigil held in Toronto.
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11:10 a.m.
Bill Siksay Burnaby—Douglas, BC
Mr. Speaker, November 20 is Transgender and Transsexual Day of Remembrance. This day will be marked in communities around the world to memorialize members of the trans community who have been killed due to anti-transgender hatred and prejudice. We must honour the lives of people who have been so brutally targeted, and those who face indifference and intolerance.
The Transgender and Transsexual Day of Remembrance should remind us all that trans people are members of our families, our friends, colleagues and neighbours. We must seek an end to the violence they face through understanding and human rights protections based on gender identity and expression.
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11:10 a.m.
Myron Thompson Wild Rose, AB
Mr. Speaker, I would like to pay tribute to John Morgan, better known as "Mike from Canmore" on Royal Canadian Air Farce . As everyone remembers, "Mike from Canmore" was the thoughtful Albertan in the Calgary Flames cap.
He made his first appearance during a taping of the radio show in front of a live audience in Banff. The skit featured Mike, who called in to a radio show and seemed incapable of saying anything other than his own name and hometown. It was an instant hit and became a recurring feature on the radio and later the TV show.
In 1992 the Air Farce team became the first Canadian inductees into the International Humour Hall of Fame. Morgan was also known for co-creating the CBC radio series Funny You Should Say That and wrote the pilot of the popular series King of Kensington .
Morgan retired from Air Farce in 2001, telling everyone that after 35 years of writing comedy it was finally time to step down. He was described as eccentric, talented, prolific and very funny, a performer with whom audiences loved to laugh. John Morgan will be greatly missed. May he rest in peace.
Arthabaska Red Cross
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11:10 a.m.
André Bellavance Richmond—Arthabaska, QC
Mr. Speaker, the Arthabaska Red Cross distinguished itself at a provincial convention by winning the award of excellence in intervention.
Moreover, the organization, which is actively involved in 24 municipalities in my riding, received 34 citations for the commitment of its volunteers on the "flood" team, six certificates and merit badges, and a medal for dedicated services.
These awards were won in connection with the floods that hit the Bois-Francs region, on August 4, 2003. At the time, torrential rain forced 500 residents to temporarily abandon their homes and necessitated the evacuation of 150 people.
An award of distinction was also given to Sylvie Côté, publisher of the newspapers La Nouvelle , L'Union and L'Avenir de l'Érable . Together with Arthabaska Red Cross, she organized a fundraising campaign, and $280,000 was collected to help the victims.
Congratulations to the whole team of the Arthabaska Red Cross and to Sylvie Côté for their dedication.
The Senate
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11:15 a.m.
Ken Epp Edmonton—Sherwood Park, AB
Mr. Speaker, to the Prime Minister, western alienation is just a vague concept, but to westerners, it is a cold, brutal reality. We love this country and we are proud to be part of it, but we just do not seem to count when we run into a crunch.
We have hundreds of ranchers and farmers who are in dire straits. Unfortunately, all we can get out of this Liberal government is announcement after announcement. We just never seem to get the cash that is being announced.
The Prime Minister claims that he cannot appoint Alberta senators because it is piecemeal. No, Mr. Speaker, he will still be appointing senators, just like always. We are simply asking that he choose the first choices of Albertans instead of his own Liberal bagmen. What would be wrong with that? Why does "Mr. Democratic Deficit" not understand that?
I challenge the Prime Minister to stop being so chicken. Let him step out on a limb and do what is right for the west for a change.
National Child Day
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11:15 a.m.
Marlene Catterall Ottawa West—Nepean, ON
Mr. Speaker, tomorrow, November 20, marks National Child Day and the 15th anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
This year's theme, "A Canada Fit for Children", highlights the basic human rights that all children are entitled to, from the fundamental right to be protected from abuse, to their entitlement to grow into fully participating members of society.
In Ottawa, the multi-faith community will host the First Annual Manger Meal, paying tribute to those who work for a better life for children and especially to men who are role models for other men and for boys.
A place will be set for an "unknown child" to remind us of the many forgotten children who are victims of conflict, war, crimes and suffering. To quote Senator Landon Pearson:
We like to say 'a child is born into our world'. Let us also understand that in each child a world is born.
May we all work for a better world for all our children.
National Child Day
Statements By Members
11:15 a.m.
Ed Broadbent Ottawa Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, Canadians honour their children on National Child Day. It is also a day to emphasize their rights as found in the Declaration of the Rights of the Child.
All children have the inherent right to live and grow with dignity as human beings. For example, children have rights to adequate food, clothes, housing and education. While other countries have virtually abolished child poverty, here in Canada, under the Liberals, we still have over one million children at the poverty level. That is an increase since this House unanimously passed a motion in 1989 calling for the eradication of child poverty.
The demand at food banks has doubled in the past 10 years and almost 40% of those who depend on food banks are under 18. We must be serious. We must invest in childhood education, child care, national housing and an innovative job program. These are needed, and needed now.
Citizenship and Immigration
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
John Reynolds West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast, BC
Mr. Speaker, the immigration minister's conduct during the election was clearly unethical. The minister claims she has referred the mess to the ethics commissioner.
The ethics commissioner's office has stated that it does not know what to investigate because it has not received any information. Why is the minister adding to her woes by misleading the House?
Citizenship and Immigration
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
York West
Judy Sgro Minister of Citizenship and Immigration
Mr. Speaker, let me assure the member that all the information was forwarded on to the ethics commissioner.
I find it really interesting when we hear the opposition members. They hollered for so many years that they had to have an ethics commissioner. Now that we have one, they are trying to prejudge, in a lot of the their own comments, as to what the outcome is going to be.
Wait for the ethics commissioner's report, and I will be glad to share it all with them.
Citizenship and Immigration
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
John Reynolds West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast, BC
Mr. Speaker, the minister and the Prime Minister for days have told the House that the ethics commissioner was investigating this matter. Let me quote Micheline Rondeau-Parent from the ethics commissioner's office. She said:
--the Ethics Commissioner doesn't know what he is supposed to be investigating yet because he hasn't received any information from [the minister's department]....So he will have to look at whatever she presents to him, OK. At this stage she hasn't done that...I'm not even sure it is an investigation per se, but he will provide advice [when we receive information].
Why would the ethics commissioner's office tell us that yesterday, if the minister said that he already was investigating over the last three days? He is not investigating--
Citizenship and Immigration
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
The Deputy Speaker
The hon. Minister of Citizenship and Immigration.
Citizenship and Immigration
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
York West
Judy Sgro Minister of Citizenship and Immigration
Mr. Speaker, as I indicated earlier, I contacted the ethics commissioner myself, personally, and asked him to give me some advice. He has the full file, and we will wait for his assurance when it comes back. I will share it with the hon. member.


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Mondays just seem to be the day we do these things. We have regular lessons on the week days/evenings, and this follows some of the lessons. This time, we didn't make a huge Bon Fire, because, as you can see, it's plenty warm anyway. I think there is enough hot air blowing around. I am out here ignoring it, trust me.
Jilly is a bit of a "ham" for the camera, can ya tell?
She is kind of excited to be wearing new spurs. I have made her wait til now, to help her to appreciate them. Also, I wanted her to use her legs, and not rely on spurs. Marshmallow is a GREAT kids horse, but she doesn't go any faster than she has to. Jilly has a hard time even getting the spurs to touch Marshmallow. I think it's just the "confidence" Jilly felt with shiny stuff, that made her ride and GO faster now.
This youngster has been taking lessons from me for years.... She sure wasn't that long legged when I met her! Today for the first time, She is giving my little ginger headed niece a ride. There is something about having the responsibility of another little child, that is hugely educational. She took this very seriously, and was extremely careful with my niece, Autumn. Autumn is the Grand daughter of my sister, Arlene. We lost Arlene 5 years ago, to Cancer. Arlene was the only one of us kids that was red headed. Autumn is the spitting image of her. Seems magical to me in so many ways.
Jilly is an awesome big sister to little brother, Bryce. And Bryce has no worries going for rides with Jilly. We do this several times a week. Building confidence .... super key
I love how in both these photos, the older kids (all of 7 & 8) are keeping an on their younger charges.
Bryce has worn his Daddy out!
Now it's time for some dinner. What kid needs more than Hot Dogs and Cheetos and Lemonade?
The twins have joined us for fun and games too.... I'm a happy Grandma!
My Mom and Dad arrive ...and are greeted by Jilly & Scout
My oldest sister, Ardie, showing Autumn the "fine art' of making 'smores. Yes, Arlene, we are helping to raise her right.
Simple Pleasures
After dinner, exercise is a good thing!
Tuesday is another day. Another lesson, another evening of fun. I hope that you all have an outlet that you can turn to, that is also fulfilling and does someone good. This outlet does me a ton of good, but I believe without a shadow of a doubt, that it does everyone in these photos just as good. The work world is left at work, and I shut my thoughts to the negativity of it, or this type of pleasure/joy would not be allowed to do it's justice.
Autumn visits again.... and has a ride with Aunt Jess
All kids learn to put their own horse away.
Then the kids 'hit' the trampoline again!
Bryce looks like he is suspended in air.
Who me?
We even let the horses out to 'clean up' the weeds/grass. Beamer is a great lawn mower.
On Wednesday, Jilly and Austin decide that it's a good idea to jump from the trampoline, grab a bit of my apple tree, and land.
Several attempts are made, before I decide the tree has been pruned enough.
Marshmallow is out wandering too, so the kids 'round' her up for some attention. I don't think Marshmallow minds one bit. Do you?
They can't help themselves. They have to get on. Marshmallow doesn't care, she just proceeds to eat.
Meanwhile, Beamer has gone to check out the "Play ground" he has heard so much about. He decides to stay and do a bit of tidying up.
Yes, this is the way lives should be.
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Nice blog, Jessie. Silly Jilly makes me giggle everytime I see her making goofy faces in her pictures lol. And Bryce looks too cool doing his David Blane immitation!
Are you guys doing training tomorrow at the arena? I figured I would ask since it's Mothers Day.
-- Posted by KentuckyTransplant on Sat, May 12, 2012, at 10:05 AM
Been meaning to tell you that we won't be there, since it's Mothers day. Come over here!
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Sat, May 12, 2012, at 10:54 AM
Great pics of kids having good times that they will remember always.
-- Posted by grammaidaho on Sat, May 12, 2012, at 12:13 PM
Gramma! Glad you are on here. I wanted to apologize to you. On my first blog I was kind of rude to you and I wanted to say that I'm sorry. I read your comment wrong on that blog and I went spewing off at the mouth instead of going back and re-reading it.
Sorry that it has taken me this long. This is the first time that I have seen you on here since that happened and I wanted to make sure I told you (in person, sort of) rather than throwing it out there and hoping you would read it.
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This is not the first time that Jordan has been a target of terrorism. It is also not the only country that has been a victim of terrorism; there have been many countries in the region and throughout the world which have been similarly terrorised by attacks of greater scope and intensity.
We know, however, that Jordan has been targeted more than any other country for several reasons, among them its role and its message defending the essence of Islam – the religion of moderation and tolerance that abhors the terrorists who kill innocents in Islam's name, even as Islam is innocent of such crimes.
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The event included Guatemala's Minister of Health Jorge Villavicencio and other high-ranking Guatemalan government officials, nutrition experts, and private sector representatives. The U.S. government was represented by Special Representative for Global Food Security Jonathan Shrier, Assistant to the Administrator Paul Weisenfeld from USAID's Bureau of Food Security, and USAID's Mission Director for Guatemala Kevin Kelly.
The idea for this event originated in a U.S. delegation trip to Guatemala led by the Office of the Global Partnership Initiative in August 2012 when Rick Leach, CEO and President of WFP-USA, was taken aback by what he saw. Upon landing, his first remark was, "How can a country that is so green suffer from such severe malnourishment?"
Although the agricultural sector accounts for 13 percent of GDP and 38 percent of the labor force, Guatemala is grappling with one of the worst chronic malnutrition rates in the world. There, half of children under the age of 5 suffer from chronic malnutrition. This means that of the 1,000 babies born each day in Guatemala, half will suffer from stunted growth and cognitive development and will never be able to achieve their full potential.
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Since the launch of the Zero Hunger Pact, the U.S. government has been a strong supporter of the Guatemalan government's efforts to achieve sustainable results, in particular by aligning our Feed the Future programs with Zero Hunger Pact priorities. We commend the Government of Guatemala for its leadership in working with the international community and Guatemalan civil society and private sector partners to address child undernutrition in their country.


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"But we've never had a women's field that has been this good," he continues.
That field includes USMRT veteran Erholtz of Evergreen Colorado, and Dobson of Aurora, Colorado, a multiple champion of both the Mount Washington Road Race and Pikes Peak Ascent, who will be attempting to make her first team.
Other USMRT veterans in the field include Michele Suszeck of Littleton, Colorado; Chris Lundy of Sausalito, California; Megan Kimmel of Silverton, Colorado; Laura Haefeli of Del Norte, Colorado.
In addition to Dobson, the elite women's field contains nine competitors who will be trying to make their first USMRT. They include Morgan Arritola of Ketchum, Idaho, who competed on the U.S. Nordic Ski Team in the 2010 Winter Olympics and earlier this summer won the Vail Pass Half Marathon at the Teva Mountain Games (read our Q&A with Arritola here: http://trailrunnermag.com/component/content/article/124-q-and-a/373-morgan-arritola-and-her-freewheeling-training-plan) as well as Corrine Malcolm of Hayward, Wisconsin, a member of the U.S. Biathlon Team and Olympic hopeful in that sport (read our Q&A with Malcolm here: http://trailrunnermag.com/component/content/article/124-q-and-a/371-corrine-malcolm-the-multitasker-).
"There are some women who have never run this course before but are clearly very fast, so we'll see how they do," Bolt says. "Dobson comes to mind, and so does [Crested Butte, Colorado's] Stevie Kremer."
"We could see a repeat of four people who have been on the team before, or we could have four newcomers," says USMRT Junior Team Manager Paul Kirsch, who also serves as a director for the Loon Mountain Race. "My guess is it will be somewhere in the middle."
This is the first year the men's and women's USMRT qualifiers have been held in different locations and on different dates. Kirsch says this is a better method to select the team for the World Championships since the men's and women's courses are different lengths at Worlds.
"This year, Mount Washington worked for the men's qualifying race because the elevation and the [7.6-mile] distance were perfect," says Kirsch. "But the women only run 8K at Worlds, so we wanted to have a separate qualifier for them, both to simulate the terrain and distance and to get the benefit of some exposure for the women's race."
Kirsch noted that, with one section of descent removed from the course this year, the race is approximately five miles.
"The last kilometer is on a black-diamond ski slope," he says. "I'd say at best, 10 percent of runners actually run it in a normal year. It averages 30-percent-plus grade, and there are sections over 40, so it will be a bit of a shock to people who haven't raced the course before."
The Loon Mountain Race was started in 2006 and was part of the New England Mountain Running circuit before serving as the women's USMRT qualifying race. The top four American women at Sunday's race will earn a spot in September's World Mountain Running Championship in Italy.
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The S.C. Legislature sits for five months, 21 weeks or 143 calendar days. It's one of the longest sessions in the nation, leaving aside the 10 states with professional legislatures.
Lancaster County has seen a lot of recent political turmoil taking place in neighboring counties, especially with the arrest of Charlotte's mayor and last week's conviction of former Chesterfield County Sheriff Sam Parker.
Lancaster County Republicans are committed to setting a high standard for good government, based upon higher standards for our public officials, increased citizen involvement, improved accessibility and greater transparency.
Jesus spoke seven different times while he hung on the cross at Calvary.
As he was being nailed to the cross, Jesus prayed, "Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do." This showed that Jesus knew that his persecutors did not realize they were crucifying the Lord of glory.
This column was supposed to be dedicated to talking about the county budget process, but with the weather we had in February causing additional road problems, I would like to dedicate this column and my next column to talking about roads.
There have been several letters to the editor about the increased potholes and road issues following the winter storms we have experienced.
April 11, 2014, was a very important day in the history of South Carolina. Few people noticed that anything much happened – but I would argue that this was the day we, as a state, did two very important things.
First, we recognized a hero. And second, we showed that there is a new South Carolina that is – and for some time has been– struggling to be born.
As a child, I always looked forward to the carefree joy of summertime. I remember the long days of playing outside at a nearby park until I needed to come home for lunch.
Unfortunately, many of our nation's children do not experience the simple joys of summer. In fact, far too many are left worrying where their next breakfast or lunch will come from when schools are dismissed for summer break.
The Bible records six trials of Jesus before his crucifixion. The first three were before Jewish religious authorities, and the last three were before Roman authorities.
After his betrayal, Jesus was led away to Annas, a former high priest. Annas questioned Jesus about his disciples and his teaching, and allowed a nearby temple officer to strike Jesus in the face.
I couldn't agree more with what Jane Tanner wrote in her April 2 guest column, "IL growth boom worrisome." I think we have a lot to be nervous about with all the new homes being built in town.
The total number of units Ms. Tanner listed in her column adds up to 2,428. If each of those homes brings two vehicles to the area, we're looking at almost 5,000 more cars on our already crowded roads in the next year or two.
It's often noted that today's young people don't have a strong sense of patriotism like their parents and grandparents did.
Young people still love America and understand the importance of serving a cause greater than themselves. But it's hard to ignore the fact that love of country and patriotic values aren't instilled in young people today the way they were years ago.
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Last week Ray Nothstine and I hosted an Acton on Tap focused on the topic, "Putting Politics in its Place." For those not able to join us at Derby Station here in Grand Rapids, I'm passing along this essay based on my comments. You can find Ray's comments here.
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"Three Questions for Putting Politics in its Place"
In my attempt to articulate a way to put politics in its proper place I want to pursue three interrelated questions. First, I'm going to ask and answer, "What is politics supposed to do?" Second, I'm going to ask and answer, "What does politics do today?" And finally in light of those two concerns I'm going to ask and give some tentative answers for the question, "What should we do as Christians?"


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House of Commons Hansard #136 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was panama.
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- Government Response to Petitions
- Committees of the House
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- Questions Passed as Orders for Returns
- Pooled Registered Pension Plans Act
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- Huron—Bruce
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- Tributes to Jack Layton
- Tyee ha'wilth Bert Mack
- Events in Winnipeg South Centre
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- The Economy
- Quebec's Disability Awareness Week
- The Economy
- Brain Injury Awareness
- The Economy
- Gender Equality
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- The Budget
- Department of National Defence
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- Aboriginal Affairs
- Ethics
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- Ethics
- Elections Canada
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- Fisheries and Oceans
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- Justice
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- Foreign Investment
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- International Co-operation
- Points of Order
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- Study on income inequality
- Status of Women
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National Capital Region
Statements by Members
2 p.m.
Royal Galipeau Ottawa—Orléans, ON
Mr. Speaker, since the 1950s, one of the projects that has attracted much attention in the national capital region has been the construction of a fourth interprovincial bridge linking Ottawa and Gatineau.
As yet another round of public consultations on this project is about to begin, I reaffirm my commitment to protect the greenbelt. It must remain as envisaged by the great urban planner, Jacques Gréber.
We must respect the integrity of the Gréber plan, which provided for a link between the Aviation Parkway and Montée Paiement.
Every study in the past 60 years has confirmed the wisdom of the Gréber plan. The bridge must span Kettle Island.
At the last minute, however, the provincial governments on both sides of the river have begun meddling in this project and are jeopardizing the future of the narrow greenbelt bordering on Orléans.
I urge all residents of Orléans to attend the next public consultation which will take place Tuesday, June 12, from 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the Shenkman Arts Centre next to my office.
Tributes to Jack Layton
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Olivia Chow Trinity—Spadina, ON
Mr. Speaker, as Parliament will not be in session in August, I want to take this opportunity to thank my colleagues for their support this year. I rise to thank Canadians everywhere for their inspiring tributes to the former leader of the opposition, Jack Layton.
I thank the City of Toronto for naming the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal and the Town of Hudson, Quebec, for the Jack Layton Memorial Park.
The Layton family thanks the many organizations that have named buildings, lounges and rooms in Jack's honour, planted trees, created sculptures and mosaics and carried out many other creative forms of commemoration.
There are also many inspiring fellowships and scholarships named to encourage young people to participate in making our country a better place for everyone.
Most of all, I thank the many Canadians, young and old, who have created poems, paintings, songs and films, keeping alive the spirit of love, hope and optimism.
Thank you.
We must continue to work together to build a better world.
Tyee ha'wilth Bert Mack
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
James Lunney Nanaimo—Alberni, BC
Mr. Speaker, it is with great sadness that I rise in the House to announce the passing of Tyee ha'wilth Bert Mack, hereditary chief of the Toquaht First Nation on Vancouver Island. He was in his 89th year.
Chief Mack worked in the forestry industry for 40 years. He was instrumental in the development of a community forest. He was one of the driving forces that saw his people persevere in treaty negotiations with Canada and British Columbia as part of the Maa-nulth Treaty. The treaty means a new world of opportunity for the Toquaht people, through cash settlements and lands adjacent to spectacular Barkley Sound.
For 67 years Chief Mack, affectionately known as King Bert, led his community with grace and compassion. He had a great love for learning, for his culture and his people, and especially his family. He was married to his wife Lil for over 60 years and had three children.
In 2009 his youngest daughter, Anne, inherited the chieftainship from Mack.
Bert's vision and leadership have positioned his people to carry on with a great legacy. Respected by all and a gentleman, King Bert will be sadly missed but fondly remembered by all who knew him.
Events in Winnipeg South Centre
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Joyce Bateman Winnipeg South Centre, MB
Mr. Speaker, I would like to share highlights from my riding this past weekend.
Friday night I was at Grant Park High School's outstanding production of Les Misérables.
Saturday morning, I wished almost 1,500 ALS walk participants well and then enjoyed meting constituents at the Academy Road carnival. One of the highlights was the concert by the jazz bands of École River Heights and École Kelvin high schools.
Saturday night, I was pleased to meet past and present students of St. Ignatius School for their 100th anniversary celebration.
On Sunday I attended the Coptic Heritage Festival, which was a wonderful celebration of community. That night, I celebrated with the Jewish community's GrowForward group.
Late Sunday night, I represented the Minister of Veterans Affairs at the moving candlelight remembrance service for the Diamond Jubilee.
I am privileged to serve a constituency that is so active and so engaged.
Lamarche Slaughterhouse
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2:05 p.m.
Réjean Genest Shefford, QC
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to rise today to extend my sincere congratulations to the Lamarche slaughterhouse in Racine for obtaining its operating licence from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
Over 20 direct jobs and a number of indirect jobs have now been created in Racine and its neighbouring communities through the hard work and perseverance of François Lamarche, his wife, his son and their associate, and through the ongoing support of their family.
These visionaries believed in their skills and potential. They believed in the importance of creating a business in the region that would reduce the impact on the environment and contribute to reducing animal cruelty.
The cuts that the government made to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency are having a direct negative impact on small and medium—
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Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
The Acting Speaker Barry Devolin
The hon. member for Saint Boniface.
The Economy
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Shelly Glover Saint Boniface, MB
Mr. Speaker, the NDP leader is yet again advocating reckless economic policies that would hurt Canada in these times of global economic uncertainty.
Our government's economic policies, such as economic action plan 2012, which is a plan for jobs, growth and long-term prosperity, have made Canada an island of stability in a troubled global economy, but the NDP leader wants to send billions of Canadian dollars to bail out wealthy European countries before those countries take necessary actions to fix their own problems.
Unlike Canada, Europe has refused to address its own economic problems. This is not the time to twiddle our thumbs and wait for Europe's financial situation to improve. Action must be taken to boost investor confidence.
The last thing Canada needs is the dangerous economic incompetence of the NDP leader, who would pose a serious threat to Canada's economic recovery.
Quebec's Disability Awareness Week
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
José Nunez-Melo Laval, QC
Mr. Speaker, this year, the Semaine québécoise des personnes handicapées has run from June 1 to 7. The theme is "Living Life to the Fullest". I would like to take this opportunity to renew my support for the many organizations in my riding that help persons with disabilities, especially the Regroupement des organismes de promotion de personnes handicapées de Laval.
This week provides an opportunity to remember the importance of working together to help all people achieve their potential. The goal is to raise public awareness of the importance of respecting differences in society. Bringing to light aspects of the lives of persons with disabilities will promote their professional and social integration. This week is also a unique opportunity to fight prejudice and discrimination against persons with disabilities.
The Conservative government is ignoring this message. According to human resources departments, almost 85%—
Quebec's Disability Awareness Week
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
I regret to have to interrupt the member for Laval. I now recognize the hon. member for Prince Albert.
The Economy
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Randy Hoback Prince Albert, SK
Mr. Speaker, the NDP thought it was not enough to promote policies that will cripple the Canadian economy and kill Canadian jobs, nor was it enough to divide Canadians between east and west and badmouth entire sectors of the Canadian economy. The leader of the NDP now wants Canadians to tighten their belts so they can hand out billions of dollars to Europe to pay for Greece's excessive welfare state and its gigantic debt.
If NDP members bothered doing the math, granted that they are able to do it, they would realize that such a reckless plan would kill jobs and put a huge burden on the economy here at home.
This is another example of why the NDP is dangerous for the Canadian economy and dangerous for Canadian families.
Brain Injury Awareness
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Kirsty Duncan Etobicoke North, ON
Mr. Speaker, June is National Brain Injury Awareness Month and highlights awareness of the causes and effects of brain injury.
Automobile and cycling accidents, falls, sports injuries, strokes, tumours and other non-degenerative conditions are leading causes of brain injury in Canada. A silent epidemic, brain injury is the number one killer of people under the age of 44. Unfortunately, there are no drugs or techniques that can cure a brain injury, and the emotional, social and economic costs are devastating to families.
It is time to take concerted action on the brain, to designate 2014 as the year of the brain and to fight for a national brain strategy to improve the quality of life for all Canadians, families and caregivers living with a neurological disease, disorder or injury.
We honour the courage and strength of all families living with a brain condition.
The Economy
Statements by Members
June 7th, 2012 / 2:10 p.m.
Bernard Trottier Etobicoke—Lakeshore, ON
Mr. Speaker, the NDPs dangerous economic ideas are a threat to the Canadian economy and the recovery.
While our government's economic action plan 2012 has contributed to making Canada an island of stability in a troubled global economy, the NDP leader wants to send billions of Canadian tax dollars to Europe to bail out wealthy European countries before Europeans take their own action to fix their problems. Europe's refusal to deal with its economic problems should be the priority of Europeans.
The socialist, high-tax, anti-trade, anti-development, anti-jobs NDP should reconsider its reckless economic ideas. That party is a threat to Canadian families and to the Canadian economy.
Gender Equality
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Randall Garrison Esquimalt—Juan de Fuca, BC
Mr. Speaker, last night was an historic occasion for Canada, the LGBTQ community and transgender, transsexual and gender variant Canadians.
I want to thank the 150 members of Parliament who voted in favour of my legislation on gender identity and gender expression as members from all parties joined together to get Bill C-279 to committee. I want to thank them all sincerely for their support.
I want to thank in particular the Conservative members of Parliament who helped demonstrate that through dialogue across the aisle we can make progress in the interests of all Canadians. Together we have taken an important step toward full equality for transgender Canadians.
I look forward to continuing to work with members of all parties on Bill C-279 in committee and when the bill returns to the House. I look forward to the day when full equality and full inclusion for all Canadians becomes a reality.
The Economy
Statements by Members
2:15 p.m.
Pierre Poilievre Nepean—Carleton, ON
Mr. Speaker, yesterday the NDP leader attacked our government for refusing to provide a bailout to European debtor nations with Canadian tax dollars. However, many of them have governed abroad the way the NDP and Liberals would govern at home.
Greek and Portuguese debt has been downgraded to junk. Nine other euro-currency countries have now been reduced in their credit status. They have taxed to the max, borrowed to the brink and are seeking a bailout to continue spending what they do not have. They will not get it from Canada.
This Prime Minister will not force hard-working Canadian taxpayers to bail out sumptuous European welfare state countries and the wealthy bankers that lend to them. Under our government, Canadian money will stay in the Canadian economy to create Canadian jobs.
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Thomas Mulcair Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister was in France today, where, I hope, he learned that they are planning to lower the retirement age from 62 to 60. The Conservatives are doing the exact opposite here—raising the retirement age from 65 to 67.
As we know—