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I have designed up most of the spreads now. Started doing some test print outs. I was hoping to upload more shots of this project, but up until now the flat graphics on thier own (with loads of white space) don't make great dribbble shots!
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(ANSAMed) - ROME, 20 NOVEMBER - The continued use of child domestic labour in Morocco is an embarrassment to the ruling monarchy who want to project a modern image of the country to the West. Every year thousands of young girls are sent by their parents to work as domestic servants in the homes of the Moroccan bourgeoisie. Salaries - often the only source of income for a family - are sent directly to their parents. Effectively, the children are prisoners, only leaving their place of work when sent on errands for their employees. Although Human Rights Watch recently flagged up Morocco's hidden scourge, it is impossible to quantify the scale of the problem. Sexual abuse and violence, though rife, remains unreported.
Servant girls are abused by their 'masters' and forced into a vow of silence. Moroccan feminists are gloomy. It is a centuries old problem protected by 'tradition', they say. The case of an 11 year old servant girl - Khadija, who died at the hands of violence from her employer's daughter, briefly brought Morocco's hidden abuse to light. But the hard hitting story was quickly forgotten. Economic and cultural forces are at the root of the phenomenon. Often, domestic work in the city is seen as the only opportunity for uneducated girls from poor, rural areas. A law to increase the age of domestic workers to 15 is in discussion. But few expect a resolution to the problem when Morocco's police and lawmakers themselves employ domestic servants. While the Moroccan authorities point to a dip in child labour - 147, 000 in 2010 versus 517 000 in 1999, the news is hardly likely to fill human rights activists or Morocco's child servants with joy.


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Northstar Engines and System Technical Discussion Discussion, Northstar Coil Bank in Cadillac Engine Discussion; Is there a way to test, with a basic VO meter the coil bank on a Northstar engine. I have ...
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Northstar Coil Bank
Is there a way to test, with a basic VO meter the coil bank on a Northstar engine. I have a 2002 Deville with 160,000 miles and it started to skip badly. I replaced the spark plugs, for the first time, and stll have the problem. the fault code is: PCM P0300. Some of the new plugs show carbon and there are "cracks" around the ends of the coil probes. Any help would be appreciated. thanks
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Your coils are potted in the cassettes. When you had the cassettes off, that yellowish compound in the 4 recesses is the epoxy compound. No way to get to the individual coils unless you again remove the cassettes and pull the ICM out of each one and try some pin resistance checks.
In a lot of these responses, I recommend checking and or just replacing the coil boots. Cheap insurance. Make sure the cassette ground spring is doing its job.
Other causes of a P0300 (stall detected) are vacuum leaks and intake manifold connector plenum cracks and impending CKP (CranKshaft Position sensor) failures.....but those will usually also set P0171, P0174, P0335/6, and P0385/6 codes.
(EDIT.........If, as you posted down in another thread, you suspect the coil cassette(s), take a look at your car parts, ignition, in www.rockauto.com. They still have a few of the OEM DELPHI cassettes with ICM for under $200 apiece.)
For someone with a late FWD Northstar engine without plug wires, here's what we're talking about: - 04-08-09 08:03 PM #3
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My wifes Dodge Stratus has those also, they are a dream to replace
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Take the cover off the top of the engine. Start it and let it idle. Pull the plugs off the coil packs one at a time The that doesn't make a difference in idle quality is the bad one. The one that kills the engine is the good one. At that milage I would replace both. Mine went bad at 120,000 and 124,000. Rock auto has the best price I've found. Don't make the mistake I made and just buy the module. Buy the whole assembly and you will be good for another 100k plus.
I don't know of any specs to probe the connector pins, but what if you did and found one or two bad coils? You can't do anything about it anyway. You are going to have to spend around $350 and then you will have a dependable car again. They are VERY easy to change.
Incidently, too wide spark plug gaps will blow the coils. They build voltage until the plug fires, and if it has to build too much it zaps the module. - 09-16-13 10:57 AM #5
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This thread has been dead for 4.4 years.
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GLC-PNG National Pastors Conference
On 18 January 2013, the Confession of St Peter, approximately 1,000 pastors, evangelists, and lay people attended the Good News Lutheran Church National Pastors' Conference.
Rev. Drs. Albert Collver and John Mehl were welcomed by a crowd of several hundred who line the street at Wabag Lutheran Church.
The youth choir and mamas group sang songs of welcome.
One of the songs went something like this:
"Enga was in Darkness but the LCMS brought the Gospel to us in 1948. Things were getting dark again in Enga, but in 2013 The Lord sent the LCMS again to bring the Gospel once again to Enga. We do not deserve this grace. We are unworthy. We give thanks to The Lord."
Dr. Collver presented to the pastors on the Book of 1st Corinthians.
Dr. John Mehl presented on the mission of God.
152 GLC pastors attended.
It was truly an incredible experience. Solo deo Gloria.
– Wabag, Enga Highlands, PNG, Rev. Dr. Albert Collver.
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I was there! The bung (gathering) was inspiring. It is no woednr that the Enga church got off to a good start, in that God chose an awsome group of can do people to carry out his mission in New Guinea. These people are amazing in their love for the Lord and their hearts burning for his mission. Too bad a number of our youth who might have a desire for mission could not have attended and rubbed shoulders with these seasoned veterans, who among them totalled hundreds of years in God's service through mission. I'm now home and excited to get others involved. Away I go!!
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As the U.N. Security Council is caught up in a chain of events that is likely to end up in removal of Saddam Hussein's regime, the Bush administration should plan for the future of a post-Saddam Iraq. Economic issues will loom large. Iraq's economy has been grossly mismanaged, and its people brutally repressed, for 40 years. Iraq desperately needs an alternative to the failed policies of its dictator. Sound economics are needed to help the Iraqi people rebuild their lives and their country after two decades of wars and four decades of repression under the current regime.
Saddam's regime has succeeded in bankrupting the country even though it boasts the world's second-largest oil reserves after Saudi Arabia. The oil sector provides more than 60 percent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP) and 95 percent of its hard-currency earnings. Yet GDP for 2001, at the market-exchange rate, is estimated to be only about one-third what it was in 1989. Iraq also is hobbled by its $140 billion foreign debt. This devastation was wrought by such policies as the nationalization of the country's chief export commodity, oil; extensive central planning of industry and trade; the 1982-1988 war against Iran; and the invasion of Kuwait, which precipitated the 1991 Gulf War.
According to the U.S. General Accounting Office and British intelligence sources, oil smuggling and illegal surcharges of 25 to 50 cents on a barrel of legal oil are providing the funds to bolster Saddam's regime. Saddam's unaccounted revenues are between $6.6 billion and $10 billion - money that he has been free to spend to develop WMD and support terrorism in spite of economic sanctions imposed by the United Nations on Iraq after the Persian Gulf War to force him to give up his WMD.
The road to economic prosperity in Iraq will not be easily paved, but the Bush administration can help the new Iraqi government achieve fundamental structural reform with massive, orderly, and transparent privatization of various sectors of the economy, including the oil industry. The U.S. should offer its guidance on establishing sound economic and trade policies to stimulate growth and recovery.
After Saddam's brutal and repressive regime is ended, the new government established by the people of Iraq should represent all the major sub-national groups - the Shiite Arabs, the Sunni Arabs, and the Kurds. To succeed, Iraqi opposition leaders will need a political commitment from the United States and international organizations to furnishing the necessary expertise and technical assistance. To gain that commitment, Iraq will need to abandon statist policies of the past and become fully committed to the principles of a market economy.
Privatization efforts in other countries demonstrate that privately held infrastructure, oil, and oil service companies generate greater efficiency, improved production, and higher revenues than do centrally planned and state-owned industries. The same can be achieved in Iraq, whose oil industry cannot thrive without access to global capital markets.
In particular, the administration should work with opposition leaders in Iraq to convince them now that a future Iraqi federal government must develop mechanisms for privatizing these industries and taxing oil sales, and for sharing the proceeds equitably with the three major ethnic regions - the Shiite Arabs in the South, the Kurds in the North, and the Sunni Arabs in the central region.
The Bush administration, its allies, and international organizations should prepare, encourage, and support the future leaders of a post-Saddam Iraqi government in developing a comprehensive economic reform package. Specifically, the next Iraqi government must take steps to create a modern legal environment that recognizes property rights and is conducive to privatization. Furthermore, it should educate and prepare the Iraqi people for structural economic reform and privatization through a public-information campaign.
To bring modern economic expertise and management skills to Iraq, the government will have to hire Iraqi expatriates as well as other Western-educated Arabic speakers with financial, legal, and business backgrounds to fill key government positions on economic reform and privatization. To improve fuel efficiency of the Iraqi economy, the future regime will have to deregulate prices internally, including in the utilities and energy sector. Most importantly, it will have to prepare state assets, including industries, utilities, transportation, ports and airports, pipelines, and the energy sector, for privatization. It will have to keep the budget balanced and inflation, taxes, and tariffs low. Finally, it should liberalize and expand trade and launch an effort for Iraq to join the WTO.
Economic growth will be an important contribution to the stabilization of Iraq, allowing the United States and other forces stationed there to depart after assuring that Iraq's WMD threat and repressive regime have ended. Structural reform and comprehensive privatization is a winning strategy for the people of Iraq, its future government, the region, and the United States.
Furthermore, such a strategy will prove beneficial for the industrial world, the countries of the Middle East, and the developing world. Iraq's return to the global markets would allow a more abundant and stable energy supply and a greater revenue flow for the Iraqi economy, foster a higher living standard for the Iraqi people, and provide numerous business opportunities for the region and the world. If successful, Iraq's privatizations of its oil sector, refining capacity, and pipeline infrastructure could serve as a model for privatizations by other OPEC members, thereby weakening the cartel's domination of the energy markets.


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That's what I was thinking. I just didn't know which one would be preferred. What about the V2 version of this o-scope, looks a little cleaner aesthetics wise IMO. Worth the extra few bucks?
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You willing to rent it out along with whatever you used to produce the test sine wave?
Sorry mang, not considering renting it. I use it for work as well as for my CA hobby. The source I used was just test tones on a CD.
Awesome... I think I will be picking one of these up A.S.A.P. I had no idea they could be so affordable.
I've had he same scope for almost 2 years now and set I don't know how many amps. The 1x probe is good for ~ 80V p2p which is around 3kw. If it's got a 10x switch, you can set some big ass amps just fine. My buddy sets his 8k's with the same scope no problem.
When I first got mine, I set my amp to "about half" like most people who don't know any better would just to see. I got this...
No bueno. A little turn of the gain and bingo...
I decided right then and there that it was maybe the best money I've spent in CA.
Imma hafta git one of dees...
Yep, it's a keeper. Mine came with a nice velvet carrying pouch that keeps it safe & cozy. My only concern for durability is the tiny connector on the probe wire. It's a little coaxial plug that I've never seen before, and I dunno how it'll hold up with time so I keep it plugged in all the time. I've noticed that probes are sold separately on eBay now, so even if it gets fugged you can score a new one.
Much easier to tote around than my old Tektronix analog scope. It goes with me anytime I'm working on my system.
Good to hear man. Definitely picking this up. I want to learn more than just looking at a couple lights on a DD-1.Maybe it's just me, but I want to be more educated than that and know as much as possible about the things I am doing. I don't have the cash for a Tektronics, not to mention I don't need the accuracy it offers. I'll only be using this for car audio. I definitely feel as though this will be the most important thing I will spend a little amount of money on.
Also be aware that the DSO's firmware has been updated by third party developers (it's open source) for bug fixes and new functions. The firmware that ships with the 'scope works OK for most people, but the enhanced version is even better.
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Thansk for the update Fonjask. I was quite tired when i did it, and some old code got mixed in the zip file. Ive reuploaded with version 3.0.4. have fun.
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Quoting rfields5421 (Reply 1): We see weather patterns like this a dozen or more times a year. |
Quoting rfields5421 (Reply 4): Six to ten times a year. |
Quoting N243NW (Reply 3): That's no doubt true, but how often is the airport reduced to 31L and 31R only for an extended period? They've been unable to use the N/S runways for about 2 hours now due to the sustained wind speeds. |
Quoting rfields5421 (Reply 4): Six to ten times a year. |
Quoting LoveJT8D (Reply 8): The winds at LAX were very gusty during takeoff. I'm assuming the same weather system gave DFW the strong winds. |
Quoting DFWHeavy (Reply 13): Was the QF flight able to get off of Runway 31L last night? |
Quoting Darksnowynight (Reply 14): One of the Cathays and a few of the VXs rocked their wings a good bit just after liftoff, just from what I saw... |
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According to a 22 July 2013 article in The Law Society Gazette, the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) is investigating only two cases relating to the Bribery Act more than two years after the law came into force. Response to a freedom of information request reportedly confirmed what was otherwise apparent from the public record, namely, that the SFO has yet to bring any prosecutions under the new legislation and, perhaps more alarmingly to some, has so few Bribery Act matters under investigation, none of which has yet led to any prosecution. The SFO does reveal that it has nine other ongoing investigations relating to pre-Bribery Act misfeasance under prior anti-corruption laws.
As we have previously noted, it appears that the SFO will continue to struggle in its efforts to enforce the Bribery Act under recent budget constraints. The SFO's 2012/13 annual report indicates that its total budget will be cut to £32.2m this year and further down to £30.8m in 2014. The SFO budget for 2008/09 was reported to have been more than £53m.
While it has always been considered unlikely that significant convictions would be achieved within the first two years given the complexity and difficult-to-prove nature of activities underlying most commercial bribery, the resulting small number and slow pace of reported investigations must surely come as a disappointment to those supportive of the Act and its objectives. It is believed, therefore, that public pressure to visibly enforce the Act will certainly accompany its second anniversary and continue to grow. Whether and how the SFO will be able to respond remains to be seen.
It does appear that current SFO director David Green QC has taken, or at least announced, a markedly different approach than that of his predecessor Richard Alderman. Alderman was known to have focused on incentivizing companies to self-report any wrongdoing and cooperate with the SFO in return for a civil rather than criminal resolution. Green is clearly striving to buttress the SFO's role as primarily a prosecutor of serious and complex crime. While Green must certainly intend to prove his words by action, the SFO will nevertheless require adequate resources to turn his promises into reality.
Of course, not everyone is disappointed in the slow pace of enforcement, and there continue to be calls for changes to the Bribery Act itself. However, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling has indicated that the Government has no intention of relaxing the application of the Act.
As always, the proof of the pudding is in the eating.
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In Seattle, Jerry Brewer profiles Mariners GM JACK ZDURIENCIK, and writes, "There's something about the guy -- his genuine demeanor, his understated swagger, his accidental charisma -- that is infectious." Zduriencik's personality "forms the perfect complement to his baseball acumen and spurs his outrageous popularity." Brewer: "For Zduriencik, everything starts with his most dominant characteristic. He knows people. He knows how to talk to people, how to lead people, how to motivate people. He knows how to teach people, how to read people and, because of his scouting talent, how to forecast people." Zduriencik said that he "often laughs" with Mariners officials "about the overwhelming amount of admiration he receives." Brewer writes his "modesty doesn't seem the least bit forced." Zduriencik: "Anybody that gets caught up in the 'I' and 'me,' I think, is foolish. I've always said this: If you build your throne on swords, you're not going to sit on it very long" (SEATTLE TIMES, 3/11).
FOR A GOOD CAUSE: Tobacco Free Florida has partnered with FS Florida and Sun Sports to extend the campaign's message during Tobacco Free Florida Week from March 21-28. Tobacco Free Florida will be the focal point of broadcasts of games involving the Magic, NHL Panthers, Heat, Lightning and Florida State Univ. and Univ. of Florida baseball (TFF)....Tuesday's "Lawmakers vs. Lobbyists" charity hockey game in DC was won by the lobbyists 7-2, with the lawmakers "eking out their goals at the end." The lawmakers' goals were scored by "staffer-ringers," as neither U.S. Sen. JOHN KERRY (D-MA) "nor the three other elected reps on the ice scored." The game "raised $52,000 for the Fort Dupont Ice Hockey Club" (WASHINGTONPOST.com, 3/11).
CHARITY STRIPE: Plans will be made "in the near future" for Canada men's hockey team members to disperse the C$20,000 they each won for winning the Gold Medal "to a charity or charities of their choosing." The donation "might come in the form of a collective donation," or it "might be left to the individual to direct the money as he sees fit" (Vancouver PROVINCE, 3/10)....Canucks C HENRIK SEDIN and LW DANIEL SEDIN and their wives, MARINETTE and JOHANNA, have donated C$1.5M toward the C$200M BC Children's Hospital (VANCOUVER SUN, 3/11)....The Flames Ambassadors announced that their sixth annual celebrity roast, Tuesday's roast of Hockey HOFer LANNY MCDONALD, raised C$225,000 for three charities: the Flames Foundation For Life, the Soldier On Fund and the Special Olympics (Flames)....About 200 Magic officials volunteered in Kissimmee, Florida, yesterday to "help build a playground at Oak Street Park Community Center." The project "marked the fourth time the team has built a playground with KaBOOM!, a nonprofit group that aims to give kids places to play" (ORLANDOSENTINEL.com, 3/10).
ANALYZE THIS: THE DAILY asked its readers whether ROBERT DE NIRO was a good choice to play VINCE LOMBARDI in an upcoming ESPN film. An overwhelming 78% (151 votes) of the 194 respondents approved of ESPN's casting of the Oscar Award-winning actor as the legendary coach (THE DAILY). ESPN's Jim Rome said, "This is the right role at the right time" ("Jim Rome Is Burning," ESPN, 3/10). But L.A. Times columnist Bill Plaschke said, "I don't think De Niro as Lombardi is going to work. I would rather have an unknown actor. He'll just be De Niro again" ("Around The Horn," ESPN, 3/10).
NAMES: A California state appeals court "upheld a $26[M] award in a fraud lawsuit against" Paychex Inc. Founder and Sabres Owner TOM GOLISANO "and another company he started" (ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT & CHRONICLE, 3/11)....Tennis Channel Chair & CEO KEN SOLOMON yesterday was "sworn in as a member" of PRESIDENT OBAMA's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities at the U.S. Supreme Court (SI.com, 3/10)....Golfer PADRAIG HARRINGTON "has been invited by President Obama to celebrate St. Patrick's Day at the White House" (PALMBEACHPOST.com, 3/10)....Daughtry, the Goo Goo Dolls and DARIUS RUCKER will perform at The Big Dance music festival in downtown Indianapolis during the April 2-4 NCAA men's basketball Final Four (NCAA)....Creed will perform a pre-race concert ahead of the May 22 NASCAR Sprint Cup All-Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway (SCENEDAILY.com, 3/9)....Driver DALE EARNHARDT JR. will guest star on Disney Channel's "HANDY MANNY BIG RACE" on March 20 (THEDAILYDISNEY.com, 3/11).


text: User Awareness can Best Fight Malware, Botnets & Other Cyber ThreatsAccording to Ken Pappas taking care of Marketing at Top Layer Networks, Westboro, Mass, educating employees is perhaps the best method to fight with computer network intrusions, as reported by redOrbit on June 3, 2008. Pappas says that although malware was the dominant topic of security discussions during 2007, the increasing power of botnets raised concern for even the highly experienced individuals in the industry of Internet security. It may be recalled that botnets are systems of millions of compromised PCs networked together for control and use in cyber crime. According to Pappas' statistics, an approximately 70%-90% of the global spam is currently on account of botnets, and a computed 11% of computers acting as ... » SPAMfighter News - 18-06-2008 |


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No, please keep it focused.
Posted By: johndoe
No, please keep it focused.
I've now changed from Prat to Chatter ( http://www.wowace.com/forums/index.php?topic=12738.0 ) and hoped the issue with duplicated messages would've been gone but unfortunately it's not. Just as a heads up.
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I'm still getting duplicated messag...
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I'm still getting duplicated messages even with the wrapper in place.
As said I'm using SMCT & Prat and if I disable Prat, the duplication goes away.
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I'm using Prat and that together wi...
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I'm using Prat and that together with SMCT duplicates redirected messages.
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I have the problem with duplicated...
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I have the problem with duplicated system messages, too.
I only redirect a part of them (quest, loot related, etc.).
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Thursday, September 17, 2009
Tutorial: Grass Vray for Sketchup
try it out yourself.
I posted here also the link to download the skp file so that you can try it yourself.
im using sketchup 6 and vray 1.5
all you have to do is to hit render and see it for youself
(few mistake, you have to apply back the texture, pick any grass surface texture and modify it in vray's material option)
i dont know how to export the model together with the material settings from the vray.
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good can u show how to do fast rendering without noise vray sketchup
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The Galaxy S6 is going to be a big deal for Samsung after the lackluster performance of the Galaxy S5. Samsung itself has been posting teasers all over the place, but the images posted on AT&T and T-Mobile's sites could be the best look of the unannounced device yet.
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Football was probably the last thing on Mike Goodson's mind as he sat inebriated in the passenger seat of an SUV that was stopped in the left lane of Route 80 in New Jersey after 3 a.m. on May 17 and state police were getting ready to haul him and the driver to jail on drug and gun charges.
But as the remnants of that night's bender wore off and Goodson began to regain clarity that's when the frightening possibilities began flooding through his mind.
Oh God what have I done with my career?
Two months earlier Goodson had signed a three-year $6.9 million contract with the Jets his third team in less than five NFL seasons.
So the arrest was not exactly the good beginning to the fresh start he was seeking.
That night — which was followed by a four-game NFL suspension for violating the league's substance abuse policy during which he was not allowed to practice with the team — probably seems like a lifetime ago to Goodson who is eligible to play his first game as a Jet on Monday night in Atlanta.
In the aftermath of the arrest it was Goodson who desperately needed the Jets who many expected would quickly release him. But general manager John Idzik and head coach Rex Ryan surprisingly quietly stuck with him.
Now it is Idzik and Ryan who need Goodson a big-play running back with good receiving skills to help their struggling offense that likely will go to Atlanta without its two starting receivers Santonio Holmes (hamstring) and Stephen Hill (concussion) and its second-best running back Chris Ivory (hamstring).
Now more than four months removed from that regrettable nomadic night on Route 80 Goodson recalled the first meeting he had with the Jets brass after his arrest.
"I was nervous" he told The Post on Thursday. "They didn't say everything was OK because everything wasn't OK. But they gave me the reality of the situation.
"John Idzik has had my back throughout this whole thing'' Goodson said. "Whenever I needed to talk to someone or needed any advice I would go to him. He was almost like a big brother or father figure to me. Those guys gave me a new beginning.
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Rating: (3/5)
1980; 2011, Cemetery Dance Publications, 568 pgs
Ages: (18+)
"In 1980, Kirby McCauley assembled a landmark horror anthology that set the benchmark for the genre. That book was Dark Forces, and while it has been imitated many times, it has never been matched.
Featuring stories from Stephen King, Robert Bloch, Ray Bradbury, Joyce Carol Oates, Ramsey Campbell, Charles L. Grant, Richard & Richard Christian Matheson, and over a dozen other masters of the genre, Dark Forces belongs in the collection of anyone who treasures works of classic horror and dark fantasy.
All of these stories are on the must-read list for any new horror fan, including Stephen King's classic novella The Mist, which was made into a major feature film by director Frank Darabont.
This special edition eBook features an afterword from editor Kirby McCauley and a bonus interview with McCauley conducted by Kealan Patrick Burke for the 25th Anniversary Special Edition published by Lonely Road Books."
Purchased an ebook through the Kindle Store.
1980; 2011, Cemetery Dance Publications, 568 pgs
Ages: (18+)
"In 1980, Kirby McCauley assembled a landmark horror anthology that set the benchmark for the genre. That book was Dark Forces, and while it has been imitated many times, it has never been matched.
Featuring stories from Stephen King, Robert Bloch, Ray Bradbury, Joyce Carol Oates, Ramsey Campbell, Charles L. Grant, Richard & Richard Christian Matheson, and over a dozen other masters of the genre, Dark Forces belongs in the collection of anyone who treasures works of classic horror and dark fantasy.
All of these stories are on the must-read list for any new horror fan, including Stephen King's classic novella The Mist, which was made into a major feature film by director Frank Darabont.
This special edition eBook features an afterword from editor Kirby McCauley and a bonus interview with McCauley conducted by Kealan Patrick Burke for the 25th Anniversary Special Edition published by Lonely Road Books."
Purchased an ebook through the Kindle Store.
I am currently (re)reading Stephen King's works in chronological order and noticed "The Mist" was the next official title on the list. It first appeared in this collection, then later went on to be slightly edited and included in King's own collection "Skeleton Crew". So I was quite pleased to find this 1980 collection of horror stories by some well-known authors now available on ebook and eagerly purchased a copy for the opportunity to read King's original version of this masterpiece.
Overall, The Mist is the best story in the book. A second novella is included by T.E.D. Klein and that was my second favourite. The other stories were hit and miss with me. I knew some of the authors, hadn't heard of others, my enjoyment ranged from a few 5* down to one I couldn't stand, but most were in that ok 3* category, thus bringing my overall rating of the collection to a 3/5. If I'd rated "The Mist" by itself it would have been a huge 5/5. All stories included are copyrighted 1980, written on the editor's request especially for inclusion in this collection.
Since I read this book for the purpose of reading King's Mist, I am starting with that review even though it actually is placed as the last book in the volume.
23. The Mist by Stephen King - Pure perfection! A totally engrossing, absorbing, creepy story that keeps you reading and reading. This is a novella, and a long one at that. Supposedly, King did some editing to the story before including it in his collection "Skeleton Crew" and ever after, the edited version is the one that has been re-printed. Because of this, I wanted to read the original 1980 work. This is King at some of his best, he carries a large cast of characters, his evil is mostly hidden by the mist not letting the reader know positively whether it is science related, paranormal, evil from Hell or what? The small group of "main" characters are fleshed out well and the narrator and his little boy stay the main focus, bringing a familial sense of urgency to the story. Great piece of work. This is the last story in the book, but I'm including my review first because it is, after all, the reason I read this collection to begin with. (5/5)
1. The Late Shift by Dennis Etchison - Pretty freaky story to begin with. Two friends get into town after a while and run into an old acquaintance working the night shift at a convenience store. He seems dazed and unwell so they leave and follow him only to discover a strange operation going on between the local hospital and a television production company. (3/5)
2. The Enemy by Isaac Bashevis Singer - Well, this has me stunned. I pretty much had this summed up as a ghost story and followed the clues, figuring I knew what was up and how it would end. But it didn't. And now I'm at a loss. Hmmmm... Entertaining. Well-written. (4/5)
3. Dark Angel by Edward Bryant - A professional witch gets revenge on her highschool sweetheart twenty years later. Not my type of thing. (2/5)
4. The Crest of Thirty-Six by Davis Grubb - I certainly wouldn't call this horror. I didn't much care for it either. A story of power, reincarnation, love and .... catfish. (1/5)
5. Marke Ingestre: The Customer's Tale by Robert Aickman - One will need to be familiar with a famous story to get this one. I was, sort of, but had to look it up to be sure. Not that great. (2/5)
6. Where the Summer Ends by Karl Edward Wagner - This is a longer story than the others so far. It's a silly story really that builds up to its shock ending. A few people live in a slum area, and the story feels to be taking place in the future, where an ornamental grass has run wild and is taking over vacant lots, fields, etc. Didn't do it for me. (2.5/5)
7. The Bingo Master by Joyce Carol Oates - Oates is a fine writer and this is the best story in the collection so far but I would not call it horror by any means, perhaps noir or Gothic. A 39-year old spinster walks into a bingo hall determined to lose her virginity that evening. This is a story of identity; we cannot pretend to be who we are not without consequence and others may not be whom they appear to be. The story continuously shifts and didn't end how I thought it would, even after I'd changed my opinion. (4/5)
8. Children of the Kingdom by T.E.D. Klein - Now we come to the first novella in the collection. This was a nice long story that I really enjoyed and it clearly fit the horror genre. I've never heard of this author before and will have to look him? up. A man puts his grandfather into a seniors manor in the city after he's had a minor stroke but no longer able to live on his own. He goes to visit him each week and finds that the gf has taken to spending his days in the neighbourhood on some steps with a large black woman and an old retired Costa Rican priest. It takes a very long time before anything creepy happens in the story but every now and then we get a hint at what that might possibly be. I won't say more as the enjoyment is in seeing the story unfold. (5/5)
9. The Detective of Dreams by Gene Wolfe - I just didn't get this. I was interrupted and had to read it in two sittings, maybe that had something to do with it. However, minutes after finishing, I haven't a clue what it was about. (1/5)
10. Vengeance Is by Theodore Sturgeon - A short but intense story told in two voices about an incident that has already happened. A brutal rape and the effect it had on both the victims and the violators. (4/5)
11. The Brood by Ramsey Campbell - I was looking forward to this one as I've wanted to read this author and I wasn't disappointed. Pure horror. A man watches an old woman lingering about on the street from his bedroom window in the early evening; she often lures stray animals to her dilapidated home. When she disappears, being a vet, he is concerned more about what may have become of the animals and investigates. Creeeeeepy! (5/5)
12. The Whistling Well by Clifford D. Simak - I've read several shorts by Simak now and am very fond of his work. This one was no exception. A paleontologist author is summoned by his ancient auntie to write a family history for her of one particular line before she dies and offers to pay him handsomely. He ends up on the land the first settler in the New World purchased and finds something older than the dinosaurs. Engrossing. (5/5)
13. The Peculiar Demesne by Russell Kirk - This isn't a long story but it absolutely bored me to death. My mind kept wandering and I didn't finish it. Never had that happen in a short story collection before! (0/5)
14. Where The Stones Grow by Lisa Tuttle - Very short, creepy story of a man who remembers back when he was 8 and found his father dead in the middle of some standing stones when they visited England. (3/5)
15. The Night Before Christmas by Robert Bloch - This is good horror. I've read plenty of Bloch's stories and this one was great. An artist is hired to paint the portrait of a rich oil man's beautiful younger wife. He goes away on business and yes, the obvious happens, but the tension mounts and the ending is a doozy! (5/5)
16. The Stupid Joke by Edward Gorey - This is just an illustrated poem and there's not much more to say than: It's Edward Gorey!. (4/5)
17. A Touch of Petulance by Ray Bradbury - A young man, married only a year, meets himself twenty years older on the train. His older self has come to tell him he has just killed his wife. Not bad. (3/5)
18. Lindsay and the Red City Blues by Joe Haldeman - Hmm. Certainly a devilish tale. A man goes to Morroco and enters the marrakesh with a shady guide thus embarking on a journey into the strange and occult. Weird tale, but the man is such a scumbag it isn't very "horrifying" to see him get his just deserts. (3/5)
19. A Garden of Blackred Roses by Charles L. Grant - This is divided into parts which are about completely different people and seems confusing at first but the episodes are connected by the evil. At first we think the evil is coming from one thing but each episode reveals more of the evil's true nature. Really liked this. Had a kind of fantasy feel to it as well. (5/5)
20. Owls Hoot in the Daytime by Manly Wade Wellman - A modern story of a man walking across country with his guitar who comes across a man one night who tells him not to go near a certain cave. He realises the other man is a dwarf and he spends the night by the campfire with him and learns a tale few get to learn themselves. (3/5
21. Where There's a Will by Richard Matheson & Richard Christian Matheson - This is about one of the things that I find the most scariest. A man wakes up to find himself trapped inside a casket. Shocker ending. (5/5)
22. Traps by Gahan Wilson - An old woman calls in an exterminator for a terrible case of rats. Not bad. (3/5)
After the stories is an afterword by the editor Kirby McCauley on his thoughts on the 25th anniversary edition of this collection. Then follows an interview with him. And finally collected as a group are the original pre-story blurbs from the 1980 edition that introduced the authors and their following contribution. Add to this the original 1980 preface that describes how the book came to be, there is a lot of interesting reading for the horror aficionado apart from just the literature itself.


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As a reminder to all web maintainers, the workshop The New Basics: Training for New Web Maintainers is available and has several openings this month.
This workshop is oriented toward those who are new to Ektron and working on already-migrated websites. But it may be useful for those who have been away from Ektron for a while—or who have found themselves thoroughly confused by Ektron in the past.
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Friday, March 25, 2011
Robert A. Mikos: "A Critical Appraisal of the Department of Justice's New Approach to Medical Marijuana"
Robert A. Mikos, Professor of Law and Co-Director of the Program of Law and Government at Vanderbilt University Law School, posted "A Critical Appraisal of the Department of Justice's New Approach to Medical Marijuana" on SSRN:
The Obama Administration has embarked upon a much-heralded shift in federal policy toward medical marijuana. Eschewing the hard-ball tactics favored by earlier Administrations, Attorney General Eric Holder announced in October 2009 that the Department of Justice (DOJ) would stop enforcing the federal marijuana ban against persons who comply with state medical marijuana laws. Given the significance of the medical marijuana issue in both criminal law and federalism circles, this Article sets out to provide the first in-depth analysis of the changes wrought by the DOJ's new Non Enforcement Policy (NEP). In a nutshell, it suggests that early enthusiasm for the NEP is misguided; on close inspection, the NEP represents at most a very modest change in federal policy. First, the NEP won't necessarily stop federal agents from pursuing criminal prosecutions of marijuana dispensaries. In a twist of irony, the non-enforcement policy itself is not enforceable. It doesn't create any legal rights a court could invoke to dismiss a criminal case. And the DOJ itself will have a difficult time ensuring that federal prosecutors comply with the agency's stated policy. Second, even assuming the NEP would block criminal prosecutions, federal law could still obstruct state medical marijuana programs by imposing - or enabling others to impose - a wide range of civil and private sanctions on medical marijuana users and their suppliers. The problem is the NEP doesn't repeal the federal ban on marijuana. Marijuana technically remains illegal under federal law, and the possession, cultivation, or distribution of the drug trigger a host of civil sanctions not addressed by the NEP. For example, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) can deny federal housing subsidies to medical marijuana users, and pharmaceutical companies could potentially bring civil RICO actions against marijuana dispensaries. What is more, the federal ban arguably preempts states from shielding marijuana users and dispensaries from sanctions imposed by private parties. For example, employers can likely skirt liability under state law for discriminating against employees who use marijuana for medical purposes. Metaphorically, the federal ban is a hydra, only one head of which has been severed by the NEP (and one that could too easily be regrown). The labor of ending federal prohibition is not yet complete.


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text: HomeIndia 10 Things You Probably Didn't Know About India's First Satellite And The Man It Was Named After Sharath Ahuja May 1, 2015 India, Inspirational, Technology 40 years ago, India launched its first satellite, Aryabhata. Here are some interesting facts about it and the famous astronomer and mathematician it was named after. The year 2015 and the month April are significant for the Indian space programme. It was in April forty years ago (April 19, 1975) that India's first satellite Aryabhata, was launched. Here are 10 very interesting things about it: 1. The native satellite was launched by Russia, from their Kapustin Yar rocket launch and development site using a Kosmos-3M launch vehicle taking the country on an exciting space odyssey. Subscribe Photo: www.isro.gov.in We thus became the newest member of the Space Club. 2. Aryabhata was named after the 5th century Indian astronomer and mathematician. 3. The successful launch of Aryabhata was the result of a bilateral agreement between India and the Soviet Union, with the USSR agreeing to launch Indian Satellites. Men-with-a-Mission-ISRO-Team-Aryabhata-with-President-of-India Photo: www.businessandeconomy.org 4. To mark this historic event, both India and Russia, released commemorative stamps and first day covers. Photo: rammb.cira.colostate.edu Photo: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/ 5. Sometime in the 1990s, the Reserve Bank of India also celebrated this historic event by releasing a new Two Rupee Note, which had the image of the Aryabhata satellite on the reverse of the note. Photo: http://www-personal.umich.edu/ 6. The Aryabhata satellite project was initially pegged at Rs. 3 crore but cost a little more, as furniture and other things had to be bought. Photo: www.isro.gov.in "Many of the techniques we used in those days in building the satellites are still followed by ISRO now," Rao said. 7. A toilet in Bangalore was converted into a data receiving centre for India's first satellite Aryabhata. Photo: freeimagescollection.com 8. The Aryabhata Mission had a 5-fold objective. Photo: www.isro.gov.in Since this was ISRO's first foray into designing Satellites, the following were its objectives: Indigenous design and fabrication of a satellite and the evaluation of its performance in orbit. To have the capability, to perform a series of complex operations on the satellite in the orbit. To have the capability to set-up the necessary ground stations required to communicate with the satellite. To test the capability to fabricate, test and qualify the sophisticated spacecraft systems. To conduct, scientific experiments in X-ray astronomy, aeronomics and solar physics. 9. The Aryabhata was a 26-sided polyhedron 1.4 metres (4.6 ft) in diameter. All faces (except the top and bottom) were covered with solar cells. It weighed 360 Kgs. Photo: www.stampexindia.com On its launch, the Aryabhata's 96.46-minute orbit had an apogee of 611 kilmetres (380 mi) and a perigee of 568 kilometres (353 mi), at an inclination of 50.6 degrees. 10. Indira Gandhi chose to name the satellite Aryabhata, and not Jawahar. 40th Anniversary day Celebrations at ISRO Headquarters in Bengaluru Photo: www.isro.gov.in Here is an interesting anecdote as narrated by Dr. U R Rao, the then Chairman of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO). On naming India's first satellite 'Aryabhata', after the country's great astronomer, Rao said: "We had suggested three names. Aryabhata was on the top. It was followed by Maitri and Jawahar. Indira Gandhi the prime minister chose Aryabhata." Aryabhata: Statue of Aryabhata at Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA) at Pune (India) Source: wikimedia.org Aryabhata (Sanskrit: आर्यभट) or Aryabhata I (476–550 CE) was the first of the major mathematician-astronomers from the classical age of Indian mathematics and Indian astronomy. His works include the Āryabhaṭīya (499 CE, when he was 23 years old) and the Arya-siddhanta. 1. The Discoverer of the exact value of π His value of π is a very close approximation to the modern value and the most accurate among those of the ancients. There are reasons to believe that he devised a particular method for finding this value. Source: en.wikiquote.org (Credit: Holger Motzkau) Aryabhata worked on the approximation for pi (), and may have come to the conclusion that is irrational. In the second part of the Aryabhatiyam (gaṇitapāda 10), he writes: caturadhikam śatamaṣṭaguṇam dvāṣaṣṭistathā sahasrāṇām ayutadvayaviṣkambhasyāsanno vṛttapariṇāhaḥ. "Add four to 100, multiply by eight, and then add 62,000. By this rule the circumference of a circle with a diameter of 20,000 can be approached." This implies that the ratio of the circumference to the diameter is ((4 + 100) × 8 + 62000)/20000 = 62832/20000 = 3.1416, which is accurate to five significant figures. Therefor the credit of discovering this exact value of π may be ascribed to the celebrated mathematician, Aryabhata. His value of π is a very close approximation to the modern value and the most accurate among those of the ancients. 2. Aryabhata and Zero: Photo: gandhadhagudi.wordpress.com The concept of zero as a number and not merely a symbol or an empty space for separation is attributed to India, where, by the 9th century AD, practical calculations were carried out using zero, which was treated like any other number, even in case of division. Aryabhata utilized the concept of zero in his mathematical work, but he did not ascribe a symbol for it. 3. Besides naming of India's first satellite after the great astronomer and mathematician 'Aryabhata', there is lunar crater named after him, as is Bacillus aryabhata, a species of bacteria discovered in the stratosphere by ISRO scientists in 2009. The Aryabhata code table Source: wikimedia.org Excerpts on the Aryabhata project by Dr. U R Rao, as reported in the Deccan Herald: "During those days infrastructure was not available and we used what was available. In Bangalore we even converted a toilet into a data receiving centre for our first satellite Aryabhata," U.R. Rao, former chairman of Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) told IANS on Monday over phone from Bangalore. "Starting from the scratch was the challenge before us while we began the Aryabhata project. Majority of the team members were new to this field. The time given was just two and half years so that it could be flown in a Russian rocket. Building a clean room, thermo vacuum room and other facilities were all new," recalled Rao. According to him, the choice of building the satellite centre was between Bangalore and Hyderabad. "However Bangalore had some facilities like industrial sheds. We took six such sheds each measuring around 5,000 sq.ft.," Rao said. The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has a come a long way since the launch of its first satellite, a tribute to its dedicated team of scientists and engineers. Like this story? Or have something to share? Write to us: [email protected], or connect with us on Facebook and Twitter (@thebetterindia). About the author: Sharath Ahuja works at the Indian Institute of Science, plays badminton, billiards and snooker and is also an amateur photographer. Like us to get inspiring news daily Subscribe for awesome videos


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Sunday, January 13, 2013
Playing in my sandbox
So, I've been promising this for a while. Here's the map I developed for my sandbox campaign, but I'm not sure if I want to use it. I'm still learning how to use Hexographer, so it's not as purty as it could be, but.....
Right now, I'm not sure if this is too big, or too sparsely populated, or what. I bought a copy of the Blackmarsh campaign setting, so I'm reading over how that was done to determine if I am going to overhaul this. To go along with the map, here is my current key, with some notes...
Fort Castellan (starting point - I'm using the Keep on the Borderlands, but modifying the characters who populate the Fort a little, and maybe adding a forgotten minor dungeon underneath it, a la the Hackmaster version)
The Caves of Chaos (from Keep on the Borderlands)
The Cave of the Unknown (I am going to use this as my "tentpole" megadungeon, and actually have different ways of accessing it, leading to different areas that may not be available from different areas... for instance, in addition to the surface egress, there will be an entrance from the Caves of Chaos)
The Fane of St. Toad (I am throwing this dungeon in, that I stole from the excellent Michael Curtis)
Elven Temple (I am going to use Rahasia for this, with some modifications, and also have it accessing the Cave of the Unknown)
Quasqueton (using In Search of the Unknown.... this used to be the limits of civilzed society, but not anymore)
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I'm not super experienced with running pure hexcrawls, but I'd say the more features the better. It depends on how your players will be navigating the map. I rule that the party can see into adjacent hexes on open terrain, so my players might cover 3 hexes per day on foot and "see" another 7. So I try to have at least one interesting feature per 10 hexes. Your hexes look a lot finer gauge, so it'll be easier for the party to miss stuff. Divide the total number of hexes on the map by the number the players can explore per day, multiply it by the average number of features you'd like them to discover each day, and try to fill at least that many hexes.
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My life perfectly imperfect
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From Pin to Reality
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torsdag 27 september 2012
From pin to reality
here is a really quick
from pin to reality!
i mean, dotted shoes! yes please!
i had these pink fabric shoes and bought white fabric paint.
a few dots later, tada!
52 photos in 2012 | roundup post
i am chugging away at my 52 photos, but i have to admit i am feeling abit uninspired lately. so, to jog my memory of what i love about this project,
i thought i´d go back to last years photos for a bit today.
week 37 last year we had music as our theme. i have always loved walking in the forest and when i see what i saw the day i took that photo, i hear music in my heart.
this year elevate was our theme and since i have read Tracy Clarkes book Elevate the everyday, i have been thinking about seeing the evryday a little differently.
the 38th week last year the theme was red. i still love that photo!
this year, lone was our theme and i guess it might not be clear, but i am longing (missing) my husband so much these days.
week 39 2011 the theme was trail. and as i walk my dogs every day, i have certain favorite trails.
i actually took the photo for this years theme, dot, while on vacation in june. but i thought it was the one to go with for this. the dot, i guess, represent that i am right were i am supposed to be right now.
how are you doing? are you still feeling inspired? or do you also need a boost?!
måndag 24 september 2012
Project Life | week 38
sorry about the wonky clors of the photos this week!
this was the week i got my iPhone and went
mad! so most of the photos are instagrams. i am really surprised at how good the quality is when printing!
i included stories about a work party where we each brought something to eat, just random things about the week and...
my daughters spanish homework :)
i printed out the selfie instagram photo on a 6x4 card and added some smaller ones underneath.
i pickled some of our many zuccinis (we´ll see how that turns out!)
me and my daughter spend most of saturday on the couch both beat from the week. martha is extra cuddly right now and it is super sweet.
a few words that made me think and apples i picked at a friend that will be mashed and canned tomorrow!
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I love the colours of autumn - the oranges and yellows, the reds and fading greens. And I love the smells of autumn cooking - apple pies, cider and wet leaves. Thanks for sharing your inspiration and the giveaway. I'd love to be in that class.
congratulations crystal! email me and i will get you the information that you need to take the awesome class!
lördag 22 september 2012
Autumn projects roundup
i have rounded up a few autumn projects from the last couple of years.
if you have any questions, just make a comment and i will answer as good as i can :)
acorn necklace tutorial
annual photoshoot
thankful minibook
log candleholders
thankful banner
leaf garland
fall minibook
a gratitude minibook
torsdag 20 september 2012
WCS | October gallery sneak peek
it is the 20th and in just 10 more days a new gallery goes up on
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i used some yummy manilla tags and prettied them up :)
go and check out the other sneaks by visiting the
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and on the left side you have a link list to all of us!
onsdag 19 september 2012
At the fair | a layout
we treated my daughter and a friend to an entire day at the amusementpark. 10 HOURS my friends! i know, i was there the entire time ;)
they had a blast!
as i look through my recent layouts i see a trend to use more black/white and grey. i have always loved color, but this grey trend is so nice to look at. do you agree?
måndag 17 september 2012
Project Life | week 37
week 37
the spread has an extra insert with 4 extra photos.
here is the spread when the extra pockets are turned.
the stories:
we get fresh eggs from a local farmer every week and it makes me so happy that we eat clean food.
we did some schoolwork this week and it made me feel confident in doing this (almost) by myself.
my grandfather unexpectedly passed away and i wanted to include that in here, just as my grandmothers passing
earlier this year
. i have journaled in a pocket behind the photo.
i didn´t really know what to have right next to the photo of my grandfather, so i added some leaves that i have picked this week.
the second page.
the stories
me and my husband spend some time together again after being apart for 2 weeks and 2 weekends. fantastic!
my cute nephew turned 7!
we popped into the craftstore. and dixon rode the bus and tram for the first time.
and then i wrote about the weekend.
here is the first pocket.
the stories:
my daughter was the most beautiful bridesmaid when her biological father re-married.
our iPhones arrived!
the other side of the extra pocket.
i am happy to have spend some time at my grandmothers grave this weekend. it gave me great comfort.
i also added in my
Take Twelve photos
and that is a wrap.
Take Twelve | September page
here is the page i did with my
Take Twelve
since it was a tough week for me, i decided to print out the mosaic i did with the photos and used that. i usually make some kind of list for the photos, but i just jotted down why i looked for happy things that day this time.
did you see
my post
on what i love about this project?
check out this months roundup post on
fredag 14 september 2012
My summer | a layout with a photomosaic
now that summer is over i made this mosaic with various photos i took over the last 2 months.
i simply added words with my typewriter that represents the things we did etc. for example: rain, dogplay, jam.
i have said it before and i´ll say it again: i do love photo mosaics!
ps. don´t forget to enter the awesome BPC giveaway in
this post
Giveaway | Bigpictureclasses
i am super happy to be able to give away a seat in a terrific class at Bigpicture classes called
Picture color - 30 days of colorful clicks
taught by Tracey Clark.
Class description:
What better way to capture the world around us than in living color? No matter what time of year it is, color takes center stage and we can't help but focus on the bright and beautiful hues that inspire our daily lives.
Through this 30-day photo centric celebration, Picture Color will encourage you to turn your lens toward the colors that delight you most. With daily email prompts delivered right to your inbox, you will be greeted and inspired by a myriad of colorful shades to awaken your senses and your inner-artist as your camera clicks color after vibrant color!
You can read more about Tracey and the class
This is a self-paced class which means that it starts whenever you are ready to sign up!
Ok, to enter the giveaway for this class just simply leave a comment on this post and tell me what you love about autumn!
You can get additional chances by sharing this giveaway post on Twitter/Facebook, come back and leave a new comment for each.
I will leave the comments open for one week and will draw a random winner on Friday the 22nd.
Good luck!
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