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One of the greatest rockers of all time, who is constantly changing his appearance. A very influential rock legend who created the alter Ego Ziggy Stardust, and has shaped rock music through out his career.
by Anonymous August 18, 2003
A) A rock'n'roll god, who changed his style many times, yet was always great.
B) The only crossdresser even straight guys could respect.
B) The only crossdresser even straight guys could respect.
"Making love with his ego, Ziggy stepped up into his mind. Like a leper messiah, when the kids had killed the man I had to break up the baaaaaaand." Ziggy Stardust by David Bowie
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Excessively talented and attractive singer/actor with more influence on music than possibly any other musician in the history of time. Some of his best albums include Low, Outside, and Reality.
by cj January 17, 2004
Among the most influential musicians of the century, Bowie has managed to stay at the top of the charts for more than thirty years largely due to his talent for modifying his persona with characters like 1972's Ziggy Stardust and The Thin White Duke. Emerging as a Mod out of Brixton, London at 19, he is best known for his role in the Glam movement of the early 1970s. Born David Robert Haywood Jones on January 8th, 1947, he changed his name in 1966 in order to avoid confusion with Monkees lead singer Davey Jones. Bowie has one perpetually dilated eye (which gives the appearance of two different colours) due to a schoolyard fight.
by Jackie Deram May 22, 2005
One of the greatest musicians ever, if not the greatest. Even after his mega-glory days he still is a god in his own right. He did a few songs with the industrial band Nine Inch Nails which were good. He is also possibly the sexiest man alive. I would totally do him.
David Bowie's good songs(only a few)
Ashes to Ashes
Space Oddity
Moonage Daydream
Five Years
Ziggy Stardust
Lady Stardust
Ashes to Ashes
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1) Enlightenment.
2) God.
3) Divinity.
4) Aladdin Sane.
5) Ziggy Stardust.
6) Major Tom.
2) God.
3) Divinity.
4) Aladdin Sane.
5) Ziggy Stardust.
6) Major Tom.
"The excitement of David Bowie!"
by klynn March 28, 2004
A god of rock who is also "really really handsomely good-looking" and has a fantastic sense of humour.
"Did you know David Bowie was a big fan of Pink Floyd's Syd Barrett? He covered Barrett's song See Emily Play."
"Nope, but I know he was in the movie Zoolander."
"Nope, but I know he was in the movie Zoolander."
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What I Learned Part 3
The award for Weird Presentation of the Week (and that's saying a lot at a forensic conference!) goes to the poster on zoophilic interests in cases of Asperger's syndrome. I'll say no more about that. Just make sure you know who's petting your dog.
Another poster was an interesting case presentation about sleep apnea and anger and hostility. Apparently treatment with continuous positive airway pressure therapy has lead to significant improvement in irritability for sleep apnea sufferers. You might want to read a little bit about previous research on this here.
I enjoyed a panel discussion about ethical issues in forensic evaluations, particularly as it related to interviews of collateral informants. Although non-confidentiality warnings are routinely given, there is still the possibility that an informant may volunteer self-incriminating information or information that falls under a mandatory reporting duty.
Unfortunately, our luncheon speaker was held up in Tennessee and couldn't make his talk. I was looking forward to listening to Jon Ronson, author of The Psychopath Test. Instead we heard a talk by Dr. Phil Resnick about the relationship between paranoid delusions and violence. In addition to hearing a number of good anecdotes, we learned that delusions are more highly correlated with violence than command hallucinations.
The best session of the day was a panel presentation about false confessions. This has always been an interest of mine, but I've rarely had the opportunity to hear the people who have done the original research. I learned a lot about the Reid technique, including which techniques are commonly used and how the techniques are varied depending upon the presence of mental illness. I learned that of people exonerated by DNA, 16% had given detailed confessions. Overall, 80% of defendants waive their Miranda rights. In Canada, interrogations don't have to end when a defendant asks for a lawyer or when he claims his right to avoid self-incrimination. One panelist presented the results of a survey of 332 Baltimore County police officers regarding their understanding of juvenile development and their use of interrogation techniques. The survey showed that even though they understood the developmental differences between juveniles and adults, their actual interrogation practices were no different.
I listened to a presentation about the new diagnostic criteria for antisocial personality disorder coming out in DSM-5. In a word: ugh. Don't ask me how people are going to interpret the "self-identity" and "self-direction" criteria. The requirement for childhood conduct disorder will be dropped. I'm predicting even greater diagnostic discrepancies than what we have now.
Finally, a group from West Virginia presented some background information about an ongoing survey project regarding the use of social media in forensic evaluations. There wasn't a lot of data available yet because many of the forensic fellows had not received the survey (it was sent to all program directors and their students). Social media use by forensic psychiatrists was not directly correlated to age. Both early and late career forensic psychiatrists used it. There was a good overview of how social media content could be used in both civil and criminal cases. During the question session I added a comment about social media use in medical education as well.
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Heartsrevolution Release New Song; Free Mixtape Out on May 30
For your Wednesday ear perusal, we've got the first track from the new Heartsrevolution mixtape. It's called I.D. (Investigate Discovery) and is a good taster of what the band has been up to during their hush hush hiatus.
PS: apparently, Heartsrevolution are being managed by Kanye West's manager now, so whatever that's worth... cool. And the mixtape sounds like it is going to be awesome, per the sampler below.
ARE WE HAVING FUN YET? by HEARTSREVOLUTION
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After a pleasant hour or so watching series highlights of Steve Waugh's Australians overpowering a West Indian side teetering on the edge of senescence but as yet still possessing a few fangs, I stealthily souveniered a CCC menu and strolled off into the Colombo sunshine - a little lighter in pocket, perhaps, but heavier (and happier) everywhere else.
Today was my last day in Sri Lanka before venturing off to the Middle East, and I felt a low-key exploration of Colombo was just what I needed after having just returned from a whirlwind 3-day reconnoitre of central Sri Lanka, through the Cultural Triangle
One of the biggest thrills I had, however, was on the first morning, visiting the Pinnewala Elephant Orphanage. Every day at 10 am (at which time I had fortuitously arrived), a parade of pachyderms young and old makes its way out of the orphanage and across the road into the river, for their daily bath, all under the watchful eyes of their mahouts. And to be honest, it was the most captivating sight, almost Jurassic. I sat and watched a herd of 60 elephants wallowing in the river, having mud fights, and bellowing to each other, for over an hour - utterly entranced. There is something ineffably tender and gentle about elephants that belies their bulk and appearance.
I followed this excitement up with a leisurely amble through the Kandy Botanical Gardens, where for the second time that day, I was blown away. Over 100 years old, the Gardens possess a diverse and eclectic collection of flora (plus an enormous colony of fruit bats), all immaculately landscaped and maintained, and redolent with such lushness that I easily whiled away an afternoon amongst the trees and gables. I would've stayed longer, but Buddha's Tooth awaited me in Kandy, and so i was off to the sacred Temple of the Tooth to visit one of Buddhism's holiest relics.
The next two days were spent enjoyed the history and culture evidenced by the fascinating ruins of Anuradhapura (1st capital of Sri Lanka) and Polonnaruwa (2nd capital)
By the final day of the breakneck jaunt through Sri Lanka's history, we were approaching the hottest day of the year, and duly Wednesday found me embarking on an ambitious plan to scale the heights of Sigiriya at midday, the hottest time of the day of course. Sigiriya was the site of a summer palace for one of the kings of the Polonnaruwa period, and the massive promontory rears up out of the surrounding jungle like a proud ship on a green ocean. A series of staircase lead up to the palace ruins atop the summit, and wend past a cave containing some of the most beautiful fresco paintings ever found in Sri Lanka. And so, after appreciative cooing noises at the splendour of the frescoes, I was to be found clambering and sweltering my way through 40 degree heat towards the summit, ignoring the brief attack of vertiginous terror the gripped me as I climbed up a precipitous and uncomfortably narrow iron staircase up the final 50 metres
Sri Lanka had appealed to be greatly these last 5 days, and every day I spent made me acutely aware of how little time I actually had in country. It has been wonderful to stay with family friends here in Colombo, the Haradasas, and their welcoming and comfortable home. They have been very kind and generous to this bedraggled traveller, and it was lovely to find myself in a cosy house with a wonderful family.
Sri Lanka itself felt quite familiar, but it wasn't until a couple of days after I arrived that I realised why. Aside from the obvious similarities to India (my recent home for 4 months), Sri Lanka instead actually reminded me of New Zealand! If you regard India as Australia, then Sri Lanka is definitely a sub-continental NZ, possessing of the same island personality
For this reason alone, and there are many others, I will have to come back to Sri Lanka. I've barely scratched the surface of what this incredible country (Rome's Taprobane, magical Serendib, Ceylon - the Pearl of the Indian Ocean) has to offer, and I know there s much more to discover here.
In the meantime, I finally leave the Sub-Continent behind and continue on to that most politically fractious of regions, the Middle East. First stop is Sharjah, as a transitional layover, before immersing myself in the ancient history of Egypt. Just think, this time next week I'll be at the Pyramids! Not too shabby eh?
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Fourth-graders learn art of making maple syrup
Spring is trying to arrive in the area, and if you look closely in the woods, it is! Have you seen metal buckets hanging from trees? If you listen carefully, you will hear the ping of maple sap filling them up.
Fourth-grade students in Mrs. Harman's and Ms. Virnig's classroom at Eagle View Elementary School were working guests of Ron and Joan Johnson of their Lake Ossawinnamakee sugar bush last Thursday, April 18.
Jim Oraskovich gave the annual spring warning call to the kids, "The sweet water is running! The sweet water is running!"
He has been a teacher of the art of maple syrup with students many times. This year he teamed up with the Johnsons because their operation collects hundreds and even thousands of gallons of sap during the spring run.
Collecting began early in the morning in the snowy spring woods. Ron Johnson shared information about the history of turning sap into syrup. Students learned to identify a maple tree, the correct angle to drill a hole to hit the xylem and phloem where the sap flows to feed the tree, and how to put the bucket on the spile (the Johnsons use commercially prepared plastic bags with a metal top).
Some kids got to dump the clear fluid into big containers and everyone enjoyed watching the steaming sap boil down to the thicker sweet syrup. The Johnsons have rows of beautiful bottles and jars of amber liquid they've produced this spring that they share with family and friends.
Students and staff were treated to grilled hot dogs, lemonade, apple slices, pickles, chips and granola bars. The kids were also treated to vanilla ice cream smothered in maple syrup.
The students gobbled down their lunch and then played games in the deep snow before heading back to the classroom.
Aiden Spizzo said, "I'm going to learn how to do this so I can do it at my own home."
Teacher Kathie Harman said, "Not only are we learning about maple syrup and the steps needed to produce a tasty treat, but look how much fun we are all having connecting to another generation and the camaraderie it brings."


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If you're stuck in a rut with dining out, frequenting only your usual haunts and never venturing far from the dishes you already know please you, I have the perfect solution - go to Stoddard Rd in Mt Roskill. The sheer variety of casual ethnic eateries, tucked away in the small shopping centres, newly built arcades and "down the back" of bland warehouse spaces, is incredible. There are treats galore, the latest being Auckland's first Ethiopian restaurant - Cafe Abyssinia.
As you schlep through the tiled thoroughfare of the sterile arcade, your footsteps echoing in the vacuous space of newly established shops, keep going all the way to the end, where the freshly painted walls of Cafe Abyssinia and the wide, beaming smiles of owners Kagnew and Bebeta Asfaw greet you.
Bold colours and emblems of Ethiopia decorate the space - rainbow walls of green, red and gold and images of flag-bearing lions striding proudly across the counter - and as we peruse the menu, we're delighted by how completely foreign the dishes are to us. There are none of the usual names we identify with, like curry or tagine or stir-fry but the descriptors have our mouths watering.
Chicken marinated in lime juice and simmered with onion, ginger and garlic in a herbed butter sauce; cubed lamb slow-cooked with turmeric, garlic and onions until it is "soft and buttery to the touch" ... We want them all but as we put in our order, the waiter grins and says "too much". In the end we leave it up to him and when he returns some time later (they prepare everything from scratch so it takes the usual prep time of any restaurant), tray laden with dishes, we're pleased he overruled us.
Large discs of unleavened bread, enjera, that look like oversized, thin, floppy crumpets, line a tray on which sits an assortment of dishes filled with stews of meat, vegetables and pulses. Some look familiar, like the smooth and soothing chickpea stew and the diced lamb and lamb bones, topped with chopped green chillies, but others are more of a mystery to us; boiled eggs submerged in rich gravies that promise one thing with their deep reddish hue: heat. As we look at the feast before us, the owner comes over to us to act as a guide. After asking our permission, he proceeds to empty the contents of each small bowl directly out on to the flatbreads. We're then instructed to use our right hand to tear and fold small bits of the sour, spongy, dosa-like bread in lieu of cutlery. We may have been able to request cutlery but instead we revelled in the difference, the feelings you have when travelling, of discovery and wonder. We were only in Mt Roskill. It was brilliant.
The flavours of each dish were remarkable; sone scorched our mouths, while others were mild and intriguing. A diced lamb dish was as promised, "soft and buttery", and the simplicity of flavours was marvellous, as was gnawing the tasty lamb bones. Three vegetarian dishes - for those coming off a fast, we learned - were less interesting and the cabbage was cooked in a way I'd forgotten it could be, long and smelly. Enough to send me fasting! I began to see a pattern; those with "wot" in their title or "berbere" in the description should be approached with caution, they are likely to be hotter than hot.
We ordered coffee to finish our meal, as drinking coffee is a ceremony for Ethiopians. But I won't spoil your surprise by telling you how it is served at Cafe Abyssinia. Suffice to say it was an excellent brew.
I've been eyeing up the Ethiopian restaurants in Melbourne, thinking I must try them out. With the arrival of Cafe Abyssinia, the journey has just been shortened.
From the menu: Doro wot (chicken) $15, Kitfo $17, Yebeg alicha wot (lamb) $15, Kai sega wot (beef) $15, Yetsom Beyaynetu $17
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RE: st: add xtitle to -graph bar-
"Nick Cox" <email@example.com>
RE: st: add xtitle to -graph bar-
Thu, 17 Apr 2008 19:15:25 +0100
Remembering -- or understanding -- this solution depends on knowing that
the new Stata graphics (8 up) includes undocumented title options.
A quick experiment shows that -l1()- -l2()- -r1()- -r2()- -b1()- -b2()-
-t1()- -t2()- are all available for at least some graphs.
Those who recall the old graphics will recall these as being titles on
the _l_eft, _r_ight, _b_ottom and _top_, 1 being on the outside
and 2 being inside of that.
A trick that is much closer to being documented is
graph bar (mean) weight length trunk mpg, by(for, note(Mean values))
except that Zhiqiang would probably want to add suboptions to move the
-note()- and change the text size.
If the -note()- were in use, then the -caption()- or the -title()- may
well be available.
Scott Merryman
On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 7:43 AM, Zhiqiang Wang <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> I thank Maarten and Svend for the suggestions.
> I do want -xtitle-. The example was to demonstrate my problem. As
> suggested by Maarten, creating the data set first and plot them using
> -twoway bar- works. I just feel it would be handy if -graph bar-
> -xtitle-.
> Using -b1title- adds the same title to each graph, I would like to
> one title for all graphs.
Add the -b1title() to the -b()- statement.
graph bar (mean) weight length trunk mpg, by(for,b1title(Mean values))
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In 1955, the well-known psychoanalyst, Erich Fromm, who combined Marxism and democratic socialism with Freudian psychoanalysis, wrote a brilliant and widely-read book about THE SANE SOCIETY. It was a sequel to his book ESCAPE FROM FREEDOM which analyzed the social-psychological roots of the appeal of authoritarianism as manifested in fascist and Stalinist movements in the 1930s. Now we see the same phenomenon in the rightward drift of American society where torture, assassination and drone warfare have become "the new normal" in the "war against terror." By such means and with such objectives democracy and freedom are being destroyed - providing the context of horrible acts of irrational violence against innocent children such as those at Newtown, and in other acts of violence performed with assault weapons designed for mass murder in war.
Writer and teacher, Dr. Richard Lichtman, carries on in the tradition of Erich Fromm. He writes that "there is no adequate title for these remarks. The structure of American society is more and more divided between those socio-economic systems of power that dominate and accumulate wealth, and fragmented, competitive, despairing and violently hopeless masses of individuals who can sense the loss of meaning in their lives. This country is more and more a self-inflicted wound, a wound that is continually rotting and producing a grotesque attraction to death."
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51-year-old Kim Tuttle
PUEBLO, Colo. - 51-year-old Kim Tuttle was one of the three victims in the Rye house fire who was shot to death, according to investigators. Two of her friends say she was sweeter than the cakes she baked.
Tuttle's husband Reginald and their daughter Dawn Roderick were also killed. The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office is still looking for 59-year-old Harry Mapps who they say killed the three before setting fire to their home last Wednesday (11/27/13).
Sheriff Kirk Taylor says his department has received hundreds of calls. Many claim o have seen Mapps in the area, but all evidence suggests Mapps has left the state.
Two of Kim Tuttle's friends spoke about how kind she was.
"She was always helpful, always smiling," said Dylan Stalcar who was a culinary student with Tuttle at Pueblo Community College. The two also both worked at Parkview Medical Center.
"Kim was such a wonderful-hearted person and a good soul," said long-time friend Jacqui Shray.
As a member of the Culinary Arts Club at Pueblo Community College, memories of Kim are hard to forget. Many friends have posted on the group's Facebook page talking about the tragic news of Kim's death.
"I just remember her being there and jumping in whenever and helping everyone and always helping me because I was a freshman and she was about to graduate," said Stalcar.
"Kim was the first friend I ever made when I moved here from Texas in 2002... We made friends immediately," said Shray.
They were shocked to hear Kim and her husband and daughter had been killed.
"It's so awful you can't even begin to think of it," said Shray.
"I didn't even know what to say. Just hearing how it happened and everything how she was such a sweet person for that to happen to her," said Stalcar.
However, these friends want to remember the good times.
"When I got cancer, she was there for me. She was my best friend, you know. She was my matron of honor at my wedding," said Shray.
"She'd always be smiling and just always cheering me up when I saw her," said Stalcar.
Her friends say Kim left this world too soon, but she left behind the sweetest memories.
"I mean she was really loved by everyone," said Stalcar.
Both friends hope investigators find the person responsible for the three deaths immediately.
Despite multiple reported sightings, there's still no confirmation of where Harry Mapps is.
Bail Bondsman Bobby Brown says keeping Mapps' photo in the public eye is key and says his past may determine what he might do in the future. Brown also says nobody can make it on the run without help.
So people who know or have encountered Mapps can help track him down.
"There are people out there right now that can help everybody determine exactly where he is. He can't hide period. He cannot hide," said Bobby Brown.
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Hive population is a delicate balance... All the bees have a job and need to be able to do that job. A nuc has all the nurse bees it needs to cover the amount of brood present. A package is specifically shaken to be mostly nurse bees because at a specific age they can draw comb and other bees cannot. You dump all those extra bees in with a nuc and they will likely think they are over populated and make swarm prep.
I never tried it so these are just my assumptions.
Always question Conventional Wisdom.
ImaNewBeeToThis..... If you are going to buy a nuc and a package, you could likely find an overwinted established hive for that amount.
As someone new, I would go with two hives, likely one nuc and one package, learn all you can from the two, grow into beekeeping with your two, very different hives.
There are two advantages of a nuc that I see as important for newbees. 1. It gives you essentially an active hive so there is less of a change of making a boo boo on day one. 2. It is more likely to be local than a package which I value highly.
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
We have a guy locally who sells "local nucs" but he buys the queens heading up those nucs from CA. That isn't going to be a local nuc for long.
Always question Conventional Wisdom.
I'm overwintering six carnie "nucs" in double five frame medium boxes. The queens came from California, they are on small cell foundation, and they're chemical / treatment free, I'm not sure that they would be considered "local". ...
Trying to think inside the box...
Well I have walter Kelly next door to me so I'm going with their nucs.
ImaNewBeeToThis.... I just noticed you are from Lexington. Your are only a little over 2 hours from me. (Exit 48 I-65 Mammoth Cave), If you would like, call me in early April and you are welcome to come down to my facility, and I will answer any questions you have, and show you my facility and how I do it.
Anyone else is also welcome.
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Hanley Ramirez takes pitch off hand, leaves game
San Francisco, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Hanley Ramirez left Wednesday's game against the Giants after being hit on the hand by a pitch.
Ramirez jumped up and down and spiked his helmet into the ground after the 90 mph fastball from Ryan Vogelsong struck the outside of his left hand in the seventh inning.
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Hints of orange and a touch of heat dress up a classic combination. Serve with rice.
Nutrition Profile:
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Low Calorie
Low Carb
Low Cholesterol
Low Sat Fat
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Serves 6
Prep Time 30 min
Total Time 30 min.
Step 1
With a small sharp knife or vegetable peeler, carefully pare wide strips of zest from one of the oranges. Cut zest into 1-inch strips and set aside. Squeeze juice from all the oranges into a small bowl (for about 3/4 cup). Add soy sauce, rice wine (or sherry), cornstarch and sugar and stir to combine; set aside.
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Aug 19, 2013 , 2:28 PM by Vicki Kerrigan
We know why we love living in the Territory, but it's fair to say not everyone gets how bloody great this place is.
Although, there is an entire town in South Australia, where the residents are so unimpressed by the staid and boring ways of SA, the town is trying to get the NT/SA border moved so they can join us.
The idea has been suggested by Trevor Wright, from the tiny South Australian township of William Creek, which is about 400km south of the border. He wants the NT border moved south - so that he can become a Territorian.
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GREENE COUNTY, Va. - In a complaint to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, former Greene County employee Michelle Burke says she was sexually coerced, discriminated against and faced retaliation based on her gender.
She claims her supervisor, County Court Clerk David Thompson, was sexually harassing her.
We looked through Burke's statement to the EEOC. She claims it started with Thompson asking to see pictures on her cell phone and turned into Thompson allegedly kissing her in his office and then asking her to perform sexual acts.
In the complaint, Burke states, "He wanted and demanded oral sex. Before the oral sex, he made it abundantly clear, either do what I say or you won't have a job."
Burke says she went along with the requests for a while, out of fear of losing her only income as a single mother. But says she pulled away from Thompson after getting married and claims she was eventually forced to resign.
We spoke with County Commissioner Robin Quillen about the complaint. "We have to deal with it, it's here now and whether the accusations are found to be true or not true. We have to deal with it," said Quillen.
News 5 stopped by Thompson's office to hear his response to the accusations against him. He told us, "I look forward to the truth coming out in court. Based on the advice of my attorney, I'm not able to comment any further at this time about these allegations."
Burke's attorney Sandra Stanbery-Foster says they stand behind all statements made in the complaint and plan to see it through, even if it means taking the case to federal court. "I hope that we can work through it and do the right thing. Let the truth come out and try to save the county from embarrassment, whether it comes out as yes or no," said Quillen.
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Just a few lines to introduce myself. I just started beekeeping this summer. I have (had) two hives. Just discovered today that one was gone! Only a few dead bees in the hive the lower box is quasi empty the upper box is mostly full of honey supplies. Not sure what happened, I took a few pics. I will start a new post and upload the photos may be some of the more experienced members will be able to shed some light on what may have happened.
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This incredibly refreshing icy dessert is made without using an ice cream maker.
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Low Sodium
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Prep Time 20 min
Total Time 210 min.
Step 1
Combine sugar and water in a medium saucepan. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat, stirring to dissolve the sugar. Reduce heat to low and simmer for 5 minutes. Remove from heat and let cool to room temperature, about 45 minutes. Cover and refrigerate until chilled, about 1 hour.
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Place watermelon and lime juice in a food processor; process until smooth. Set a sieve over a large bowl and press the puree through to remove tiny seeds. Whisk in the sugar syrup.
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Pour the watermelon mixture into a shallow metal pan and freeze until ice crystals form around the edges, about 30 minutes. Stir the ice crystals into the center of the pan and return to the freezer; repeat every 20 minutes until all the liquid is frozen.
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Kim Kardashian's Latest Skin-Tight Look (PHOTOS)
We're not sure what Kim Kardashian is out to prove with her wardrobe choices of late -- everything she seems to be wearing is a wee bit too skin-tight.
There was the leather dress that ripped and then the two dresses which showcased the reality television star's undergarments.
And now this ridiculously form-fitting frock. X17online.com spotted Kim K. sporting the look to a morning meeting in Santa Monica. Yes, a morning meeting.
Now, we have nothing against a star showcasing his/her curves -- rock 'em if you got 'em. But we're starting to wonder if there's such a thing as going overboard. When was the last time you saw Kim sporting something baggy? (Remember, non-form fitting does not equal frumpy.)
Check out more pics of Kim's latest look at X17online.com.
Check out Kim over the years.
A fresh-faced, 14-year-old Kim attends the "Cinderella" video release event with her mother, Kris, stepfather, Bruce, and siblings, Khloe, Kourtney and Rob.
At E! Entertainment Television's Summer Splash event, we recognize the beginning of Kim's signature sexy look.
Kim Kardashian gets colorful at a party for Kimora Lee Simmons.
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Kim Kardashian during Nefarious Fine Jewelry - Spring 2007 Collection and Holiday Party at Shag in Hollywood, California, United States. (Photo by Michael Tran/FilmMagic)
Updo for the TV Guide red carpet.
Kim Kardashian opted for lots of necklaces for an Arby's party in 2006.
Back when they were besties, Kim Kardashian attended Paris Hilton's album release party.
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Young and impressionable, Kim takes matching her makeup to her outfit too seriously with sea green eye shadow.
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Kim looks ready to dance the flamenco in loose locks adorned with a red flower, heavily-lined lids, rosy cheeks and red lipstick.
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Kim attends the Chelsea FC Soccer Party wearing frosty purple eyeshadow, lipgloss and sculpted cheeks.
Wearing a glamorous half-up, half-down hairstyle, Kim is bronzed to perfection at the Celebrity Catwalk for Charity.
Luxurious waves, kohl-rimmed eyes and ruby red lips complete Kim's "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" premier party look.
Kim continues her red lip affair at the 2008 Teen Choice Awards and accentuates it with porcelain makeup and faux bob.
Kim pairs her one-shoulder dress with a wavy, side ponytail.
For Halloween, Kim channels a modern-day "Wonder Woman" with big hair, cat-eye makeup, blush and bronze lip gloss.
Kim lays it on heavy with big, soft curls, bangs that fall onto her lashes and lots of mascara.
Kim pares it down in barely-there makeup and a tousled faux bob for the 20th Annual MuchMusic Video Awards.
Kim brings the focus to her peepers with graphic eyeliner at the Sugar Factory's grand opening in Las Vegas.
Kim nearly looks unrecognizable in a new honey-blond hair color at the 2009 Teen Choice Awards.
For the Los Angeles premiere of "Whiteout," Kim does rockabilly glam with a rolled updo and bright red-pink lips.
Kim channels the Roaring Twenties flapper beauty in sculpted waves.
Kim debuts a skunky new blond and caramel hairdo at the 12th Annual Cracked Xmas Gala.
With a head full of loose curls, Kim is all smiles as she debuts her new signature scent at Sephora in Miami Beach, Florida.
Kim proves her raven strands are all good with a hood at the Bebe Kardashian Fall 2010 Fashion Show in New York City.
Kim makes us look twice as she poses at the unveiling of her wax figure at Madame Tussauds in New York City.
Kim looks quite the vixen at Comcast Entertainment Group's E! Party in a long, shiny strands, bangs and smoky eye makeup.
Kim promotes her new fragrance line at Perfumania wearing fierce fringe and a super-long ponytail.
Kim matches her auburn-highlighted hair color to her tawny eye makeup.
Kim looks Euro-chic posing with the Queen's Guard in London with her brunette locks topped in a knitted beret.
Always one to play (and look the part), Kim visits Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany wearing fishtail braids.
Kim dons a classic beehive with long bangs at the 2011 Peoples Choice Awards.
Kim had beauty editors buzzing when she showed up at the 17th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards sans false lashes, opting for her naturally long set.
Kim attends the movie premiere for the mystery-thriller "Unknown," which stars Liam Neeson, Diane Kruger and January Jones, wearing a pumped-up ponytail and center-parted bangs.
Kim parties it up at the QVC Red Carpet Style event in side-swept strands, bronze complexion and bold red lips.
Perfectly placed auburn highlights add warmth to KIm's signature hairdo.
Kim's statement earrings weren't the only things that caught our eye at the 2011 Glamour Women of the Year Awards in London. The reality star looked sophisticated in a sleek updo, doll-like lashes, pink blush and lipstick.
All eyes may have been on Kim's curves at her fragrance launch in London, but we can't seem to stop staring at her cleavage-grazing hairstyle.
For her appearance on "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno," Kim shows off a new shorter 'do, but we think she may have removed a few hair extensions.
Kim goes retro for her new fragrance ad campaign with a Sophia Loren-inspired look starting with soft curls, lush lashes, peach blush and nude pout.
Kim hit up the 2011 Teen Choice Awards blue carpet with her dark strands styled in a ballerina bun; eyes dressed in gold eyeshadow and lips painted in a soft coral shade.
Just three days shy of her wedding day, Kim attends the Kardashian Kollection Launch Party wearing a bridal-worthy glow; voluminous waves; lush lashes and nude glossy lips.
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ATLANTA, GA - MARCH 16: Kim Kardashian attends the 'Tyler Perry's Temptation: Confessions Of A Marriage Counselor' Atlanta Screening at AMC Parkway Pointe on March 16, 2013 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Chris McKay/WireImage)
NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 26: Reality Star Kim Kardashian as seen on March 26, 2013 in New York City. (Photo by NCP/Star Max/FilmMagic)
THE TONIGHT SHOW WITH JAY LENO -- Episode 4434 -- Pictured: Kim Kardashian during an interview on March 28, 2013 -- (Photo by: Paul Drinkwater/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)
LAS VEGAS, NV - APRIL 13: Television personality Kim Kardashian arrives at the Kardashian Khaos store at The Mirage Hotel & Casino for a fan meet-and-greet to support her perfume, Glam, on April 13, 2013 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Steven Lawton/FilmMagic)
NEW YORK, NY - MAY 06: Kim Kardashian attends the Costume Institute Gala for the 'PUNK: Chaos to Couture' exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 6, 2013 in New York City. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images)
CULVER CITY, CA - APRIL 14: TV personality Kim Kardashian arrives at the 2013 MTV Movie Awards at Sony Pictures Studios on April 14, 2013 in Culver City, California. (Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
PARIS, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 29: Kim Kardashian attends the Givenchy show as part of the Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Spring/Summer 2014 on September 29, 2013 in Paris, France. (Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)
PARIS, FRANCE - OCTOBER 01: Kim Kardashian attends the 'Mademoiselle C' Premiere on October 1, 2013 in Paris, France. (Photo by Marc Piasecki/FilmMagic)
BEVERLY HILLS, CA - OCTOBER 24: Kim Kardashian attends Dream for Future Africa Foundation Inaugural Gala honoring Franca Sozzani of VOGUE Italia at Spago on October 24, 2013 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Stefanie Keenan/WireImage)
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MIAMI, FL - DECEMBER 05: Kim Kardashian attends Surface Magazine's DesignDialogues No. 6 With Hans Ulrich Obrist, Kanye West And Jacques Herzog at Moore Building on December 5, 2013 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Surface Magazine)
BEVERLY HILLS, CA - DECEMBER 11: Kim Kardashian arrives at the The Hollywood Reporter's Women In Entertainment Breakfast Honoring Oprah Winfrey at Beverly Hills Hotel on December 11, 2013 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Steve Granitz/WireImage)
LOS ANGELES, CA - AUGUST 06: Kim Kardashian celebrates summer with the Kardashian Sun Kissed line and fans at ULTA Beauty on August 6, 2014 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
LOS ANGELES, CA - AUGUST 10: Kim Kardashian arrives at the FOX's 2014 Teen Choice Awards at The Shrine Auditorium on August 10, 2014 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Steve Granitz/WireImage)
INGLEWOOD, CA - AUGUST 24: Kim Kardashian attends the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards at The Forum on August 24, 2014 in Inglewood, California. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/WireImage)
LONDON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 02: Kim Kardashian attends the GQ Men of the Year awards at The Royal Opera House on September 2, 2014 in London, England. (Photo by Samir Hussein/WireImage)
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 13: Kim Kardashian attends the Kardashian Kollection Spring Launch at Westfield Parramatta on September 13, 2014 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images)
PARIS, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 24: Kim Kardashian atends the Balenciaga show as part of the Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Spring/Summer 2015 on September 24, 2014 in Paris, France. (Photo by Bertrand Rindoff Petroff/French Select/Getty Images)
PARIS, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 25: Kim Kardashian attends the Balmain show as part of the Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Spring/Summer 2015 on September 25, 2014 in Paris, France. (Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)
PARIS, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 25: Kim Kardashian attends the Lanvin show as part of the Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Spring/Summer 2015 on September 25, 2014 in Paris, France. (Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)


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Airbus once again has expanded its airframe design and engineering center in Wichita, Kansas, with this latest development providing much-needed workspace for employees hired over the past year to support on-going A320, A350 and A380 family program activities.
The facility – which opened during 2002 – previously increased its size in 2012 on the assumption that another 100 team members would be added. However, to fully-support Airbus developments such as the A320 Family's fuel-saving Sharklet wingtip devices and A320neo (new engine option), the total number of new employees ended up surpassing the 150-count – necessitating additional space.
With this latest expansion, the Wichita design and engineering site's floor space grows by 10,000 sq. ft., with the new area adding office and meeting space, and conference rooms with visual communication technology (VCT).
John O'Leary, Vice President of Engineering for Airbus Americas, underscored that the expansion was completed in an environmentally-friendly manner: rather than construct an entirely new building, an existing adjoining structure was repurposed and refurbished for the Wichita facility's use.
O'Leary also highlighted the very close relationship Airbus has with Wichita and the state of Kansas. "Airbus is a very good company for giving back to the communities in which it lives and works, and the Wichita area has been very appreciative of everything our employees have done," he added. Employee-led initiatives to "give back" to the community include involvement with the United Way, water drives for the Special Olympics and more.
Further demonstrating these close ties, the Wichita Chamber of Commerce awarded Airbus its 2013 "Over the Years" honor that recognizes a long-standing performance as good business citizens and major contributors to the area's economic well-being.
With a workforce that now totals nearly 400 employees, Airbus' Wichita facility is fully engaged with the Sharklets and A320neo activity – including engineering of the wing ribs, stringers and skins, which is completed in close coordination with Airbus UK. In addition, it supports A380 continuous product development, design work for side panels of the A350 XWB's window belt, in-service repairs and more.


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Romance on the Pacific
Inn at Discovery Coast • Long Beach, WA
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- A Two-Night Stay for Two, Sundays to Thursdays, in any Bottom-Floor Room
- Romance Package Upon Arrival: Rose Petals, Box of Chocolates, Candles, and a Bottle of Champagne
- Daily Picnic Breakfast Delivered to Your Door
- $20 Dining Credit at Pickled Fish
- 20% Off Additional Nights
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Named one of America's Favorite Beach Towns in 2009 by Forbes Traveler, Long Beach, Washington, isn't your typical getaway on the Pacific. Palm trees are replaced by wind-swept cypresses, wetsuits fill in for tank tops, and the mellow vibe is nothing if not unpretentious and down-to-earth.
Embark on a different kind of Pacific Coast Escape with a two-night stay for two in any bottom-floor room, Sundays to Thursdays, at the Inn at Discovery Coast, set just steps from the ocean ($169).
Perched on prime beachfront land, the inn feels as much a part of the environment as the sand and surf thanks to its use of natural, organic, and recycled products. Guest rooms boast king-size beds with crisp linens, luxury bathrooms, private balconies, cozy fireplaces, flat-screen TVs, and ocean views.
In the morning, wake to an included breakfast basket—filled with fresh-baked scones, organic yogurt, fresh fruit, and organic juices—delivered to your door. Then, make like Jacques Cousteau and dive into a day by the sea. You can also borrow a complimentary bicycle to navigate Discovery Trail, poke through charming shops in town, or learn about the westward journey of America's most famous explorers at the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center.
Next, grab your $20 voucher for dinner at Pickled Fish, which overlooks the Pacific on the fourth floor of nearby Adrift Hotel and Spa. With a wood-fired oven at the center of the dining room, the restaurant specializes in artisanal pizzas. And, this being the bountiful Pacific Northwest, you'll find much of the ingredients are sourced locally, not only on pies like the house-smoked salmon with local herbs, but on dishes like Dungeness crab macaroni and tri-tip with fire-roasted potatoes.
At night return to the inn to relish your romance package, which is packed with a box of chocolates, candles, and a bottle of champagne. It's the perfect end to a uniquely Washington getaway on the Pacific.
"Got this room as a gift for our wedding night! The romance package was more then we ever expected! Loved everything about the room and bathroom! The Honor Bar was one of our favorites so we never had to leave our room."-- TripAdvisor
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Catering to Comfort on Captivating Cape Cod
The Penny House Inn • Eastham, MA
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- A Two-Night Stay for Two in a Classic Queen Room ($275) from Now Until May 23, 2013
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- Daily Gourmet Breakfast for Two
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It's hard to get more quintessentially New England than "The Cape." Characterized by rocky shorelines, stalwart lighthouses, and bays bobbing with sailboats, Cape Cod looks like a scene lifted off a postcard. All walks of life converge here: From the wealthy families and US presidents who summer in Hyannis Port to the lobstermen who troll the shores of Falmouth and party-goers seeking the nightlife of Provincetown, Cape Cod is ready to greet any weary traveler with open arms—and perhaps a serving of delicious fried scrod.
The Digs
A restored 17th-century sea captain's home, the elegant Penny House Inn & Day Spa offers richly appointed rooms boasting luxurious pillow-top beds and spacious in-suite bathrooms. A back patio and a sparkling saltwater pool provide ample opportunities to take in the New England sun, and the Penny House Day Spa offers an array of body treatments from cranberry-pomegranate renewal treatments to couple's massages. Breakfast is prepared daily by innkeepers Margaret and Rebecca Keith and often includes pecan waffles, blueberry pancakes, and French toast, accompanied by fresh exotic fruits.
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• Nauset Light Beach
• Marconi Beach
• Coast Guard Beach
• Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary
"This gray-shingle inn's spacious rooms are furnished with antiques, collectibles, and wicker. The luxurious accommodations are cozy rather than stuffy. Take a dip in the saltwater pool, or indulge in a massage, facial, or mud wrap in the spa room."-- Read Fodor's Review of The Penny House Inn
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It's been a Buckingham Palace season on the local rialto, with a changing of the guard at both the Huntington Theatre Company and the American Repertory Theatre and another under way at New Repertory Theatre, whose artistic director, Rick Lombardo, heads for California to lead San Diego Rep. There's no word on Lombardo's successor, but Peter DuBois took over in July for HTC honcho Nicholas Martin (who moved to the helm of the Williamstown Theatre Festival before suffering a stroke in September, from which he is expected to make a full recovery).
Across the river at the ART, Obie winner Diane Paulus took over in October, after a protracted search for a successor to Harvard-ousted visionary Robert Woodruff. The acclaimed director of theater and opera is currently manning the moving van that will transport her hit Public Theater revival of Hair from Central Park to Broadway. She has yet to announce her first ART season, which will commence in the fall of 2009. But there is hope that the downtown New York theater star will reprise — or add to — the genre-busting crossover works that have made her name, among them The Donkey Show, a 1970s disco riff on A Midsummer Night's Dream that ran for six years Off Broadway. Roll over, Shakespeare; tell Donna Summer the news.
On a more frustrating note: the 10-year-old Boston Theatre Works followed its blisteringly natural revival of Tony Kushner's Pulitzer-winning Angels in America by . . . going out of business. In financial straits, the feisty troupe cancelled the rest of its season, and artistic director Jason Southerland has moved to Chicago's Next Theatre Company. But lest we get either pissed off or maudlin, the beat does go on. Among the bangs and whistles were these.
Regards from BroadwayIf the street where you live is Washington, on which the Opera House resides, February brightened it with the Trevor Nunn–directed National Theatre of Great Britain revival of the sparkling Shavian musical MY FAIR LADY. Pygmalion couldn't have asked for better than Lerner & Loewe, whose 1956 classic was elegantly reproduced right down to the towering architecture of Covent Garden. More obscure but just as charming is Jerry Bock & Sheldon Harnick's evanescent 1963 show SHE LOVES ME, which Nicholas Martin made his warm, lavish swan song at the Huntington. And Broadway shows don't get more iconic than the 1927 SHOW BOAT, which Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II built on Edna Ferber's novel. Like the Mississippi, the gorgeous score just keeps rolling along, and the North Shore Music Theatre made the full-throated most of it.
Acting ShakespeareHamlet had some things to say about the thespian art, and works by the Bard are a great place to show it off. The highlight of Shakespeare & Company's season was a powerful OTHELLO manned by John Douglas Thompson's breaking heart of a Moor, Michael Hammond's hail-fellow Iago, and Merritt Janson's fatally naive Desdemona. Melia Bensussen directed Actors' Shakespeare Project's money-mad THE MERCHANT OF VENICE, which was dominated by Jeremiah Kissel's Shylock — in the beginning a crafty kibitzer you might meet at a bar mitzvah, later an avenger you might meet in a nightmare.
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Due to the fact that vast areas have (little or) no population, and also because of the way we are travelling - as a group, self-supporting, camping - there wasn't much interaction with the locals, apart from the guides, but they were there in a special capacity.
So I missed the South African people's warmth and fun. I missed the beauty of the country, the shores and forests, the Transkei, the rural villages.
Although Namibia has its own beauty, the eye grows tired of endless deserts, flat and dusty. But the rock formations and canyons are stunning, the sand dunes startling. Starry nights and fairytale sunsets, though not uniquely Namib, of course, but the mountains and absence of urban light create special cirumstances to see them at their best
I am writing this in the truck, as I do most of the writing, in a note book, hoping for an opportunity to send it. We have just arrived at Etosha National Park for a game drive. It is not what you imagine when you think of a park, it is as big as a small country (I'll find out which.) The flat, barren land leaves the animals more exposed than in the greener reserves, but much as I love animals, I know for sure now that I don't like safaris. The whole thing just makes me feel very uncomfortable. No, not for me, unless maybe I could walk around by myself or with a friend or a guide.
The wind has picked up quickly, clouds of dust are blocking the view now, the sun all but disappeared.
Dust in your eyes, nostrils, ears, mouth - and that's just sitting in the truck. My hair is transformed into dirty, fraying strings of rope, skin sandpapered.
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Fantasy requires a suspension of disbelief from the reader (use of magic, fictional creatures, ...) whereas hard SF aims at showing a realistic vision of a future world (based on the present scientific knowledge, extrapolations of current trends, ...).
Fantasy displays a world that cannot and will never be, (hard) Science Fiction tries to show a world that was entirely plausible at the point of its conception.
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Best Baby Age?
How much fun is a 4-6 month old baby? I just love this age, and if you have a baby of your own, you probably know what I mean. I call this age a chia baby! They are just perfect and low maintenance like the chia pet.
Think about it, this precious aged baby only requires watering, i.e. they just drink - no real food yet, so no meal planning or mess to clean up. They don't move , so you know where they are at all times, no looking for them under foot, or worrying if they will be home on time. They sleep for at least 6-8 hours at night (those early months were much more exhausting) and typically wake up with a smile on their face.
When you talk to this age baby they smile, babble and laugh at whatever you say. They think you are funny and clever (not always the case during their teen years), even when you might not be. A 4 month old baby packs up easily and can travel, just like moving a chia pet from one window sill to another. (wait till toddlerhood and trying to convince the same child to sit still on a plane).
I am always ready to take a 4 month old baby home with me for a few days. I tell the parents at the 4 month check up that I will gladly babysit . I just wish I could keep a 4-6 month old baby around at all times. I do believe that this stage of infancy is God's gift to parenting.
Don't worry, there are many different stages in a child's life that are also special and perfect, but this is just the first one. This stage is well worth the first months of sleep deprivation and exhaustion! If you have a younger baby, hang in there, it's getting ready to get really fun!
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