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In practice, our collective recognition of this fundamental truth is intermittent at best, waxing and waning with the episodic pattern of publicly reported terrorist activity.
In the past few days, Western nerves have been jangling afresh after the foiling of the Yemeni air freight bomb plot. The two devices loaded with the powerful explosive PETN were intercepted last week in Dubai and at East Midlands airport, apparently en route to synagogues in Chicago. Hitherto, al Qaeda and its affiliates have focused upon commercial passenger flights, and Qatar Airways has indeed disclosed that the Dubai package had been transported on two of its passenger jets, first from Yemen to Doha and then on to Dubai on a second plane.
But the message sent by this plot, presumed to be the work of the Yemen-based group, al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), is deeply troubling and one that presents governments and the aviation industry with yet another appalling security dilemma: the Islamists have served notice that cargo flights are fair game too.
They always were, of course. The modern terrorist is like an acupuncturist, probing the flabby body of the Western polity for pressure points and weak spots, applying very localised force to achieve global results.
It is no accident that so many of the masterminds of Islamist terror, notably Osama bin Laden and Anwar al-Awlaki, the American-born head of AQAP, have spent so much time in the West. Far from being a medieval phenomenon, al Qaeda is an ultra-modern network, nimble, versatile, supremely sensitive to the vulnerabilities of the open societies it seeks to disrupt and destroy.
Intercepted Hamas documents have shown that today's terrorists plan in time frames of 50 and 100 years, assessing their goals in generations rather than years or months.
Our own response has been rather different: stop-go fickleness, in which every attack or foiled atrocity is followed by tough talk by politicians and promises of crackdowns — until the headlines recede and the eye of the media storm shifts elsewhere.
In the UK, the Coalition has taken some encouraging steps, including the establishment of a National Security Council on its very first day in office. Counter-terrorism was saved from the worst blows of the hatchet in George Osborne's spending review. The Government's National Security Strategy, published a fortnight ago, asserted that terrorism "is the most pressing threat we face today".
Yet its Strategic Defence and Security Review — unveiled the very next day — also committed the Government to "review our most sensitive and controversial counter-terrorism and security powers and, where possible and consistent with protecting the public, provide a correction in favour of liberty".
The presumption underpinning the final phrase was integral to the formation of the Coalition: namely, that New Labour had gone much too far in its measures to hold terror suspects without charge for 28 days (Blair originally sought 90 days, and Brown battled for an extension to 42), and in the introduction of control orders, which enable the Home Secretary to restrict the freedoms of terror suspects. The Lib-Dems are adamant that 28 days must be rolled back to 14.
In June, Theresa May, the Home Secretary, declared that "the 28-day maximum period should be a temporary measure and one that we will be looking to reduce over time".
In this context, it is simply worth recalling that Dhiren Barot, who was sentenced to life in November 2006 after plotting to bomb the New York Stock Exchange, the World Bank and landmark London hotels, was charged just within the 14-day limit (as it then was), right up to the wire.
The 28-day provision has indeed been used sparingly (as was always the intention), but it has nonetheless led to charges in at least eight cases. If the Coalition regards the 28-day provision as "temporary", what exactly has happened to make ministers believe it should now be relaxed?
The same is true of control orders: a far-from-perfect system originally introduced in 2005 to deal with foreign terror suspects who cannot be deported because of European human rights legislation.
In February, Lord Carlile, the Government's Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation, declared that control orders remain "necessary for a small number of cases where robust information is available to the effect that the suspected individual presents a considerable risk to national security and conventional prosecution is not realistic".
According to Carlile: "In stark terms, the potential cost of losing control orders is that the UK would be more vulnerable to a successful terrorist attack." Again, one wonders how the Coalition's promised "correction in favour of liberty" is justified in the face of such warnings.
As Jonathan Evans, director-general of MI5, put it in a speech in September: "The Government cannot absolve itself of the responsibility to protect its citizens just because the criminal law cannot, in the particular circumstances, serve the purpose."
That is absolutely right. The question is whether the Government will follow his advice. Its review of counter-terrorism measures is already a source of huge internal controversy. On Wednesday, Ms May will deliver her first major speech on the subject. In the end, the matter will be settled not by principled argument but by the tangled internal dynamics and tensions of the Coalition. The air is full of what Saul Bellow called "crisis chatter".
Meanwhile, in Yemen, Somalia, and the border territories of Pakistan, the enemy plots its next move, its eye focused only on the long haul and the big picture. Which is why, when it comes to the battle that really counts — the battle of wills — they are winning, and we are losing.
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I have been creating this layout for the Boys II Men Challenge at Flying Unicorn.
Have you ever had a layout that just wouldn't come together no matter what you did? This was one of those layouts. I had everything planned in my head but when it came to gluing it down I couldn't get the design I was looking for.
So after struggling for a few days, walking away from it several times, and throwing out a few cuss words I decided to seek help.
I posted a pic of what I was working on and the embellishments I was planning to use on the "Ask The Designers" topic in the Flying Unicorn Forum. What a great help they turned out to be! The Solution...put the picture in the middle, add a title and then build around it. So so simple..now why didn't I think of that?!!
I love the final piece! It has the mood I wanted and I think it turned out great!
The pictures are of my grandson's first trip to Disney World. I loved the picture of the movie reels in the background and wanted to make that my theme.
The frame is a Petaloo Color Me Crazy frame. I inked it with Tattered Angels Coffee Shop Glimmer Mist and then embossed it several time with Utee.
I cut the film projector out with my silhouette, colored it with the same Coffee Shop glimmer mist and then used the same embossing technique as I did with the frame. After it had cooled, I added Tim Holtz gears to the reels and dry brushed it with a little of Ranger's Adirondack Copper Mixative.
The film strips with the pictures and the Title were also cut out with my Silhouette.
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Very nice layout!
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I love the final piece too! Thanks so much for visiting and for your kind words.
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Barb just love this LO it came out perfect we so need to chat email me
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Love how this turned out, Barb! And I am so excited about your being our AOW! Woohoo!
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Thank God it's over!!!!
I swear that I feel 100lbs lighter today. Not necessarily because who I voted for won, (that's my own private business), but because IT'S FINALLY DONE! #decision2016
The mud-slinging, the finger-pointing, the sky is falling, the world dividing is over! And if you don't share my opinion, I'm sorry, but we HAVE to move on.
No President is going to save us, or unite us. The President is a mere mortal who will screw things up…guaranteed. Don't put your faith in him.
My prayer for our nation is that we can COME TOGETHER, and stop letting the media polarize us.
No matter what race, religion, or social status we are, we basically want the same things for our families. Yes, roadblocks will be thrown in our way…it's called life. It isn't always necessarily a personal attack. You get up, you brush yourself off, you knock down that road block and you move on. Then you reach into the rubble and help someone else with their roadblock. #payitforward
There's been WAY TOO much whining in this nation these past few years, and I'm so done with it. Put your big girl panties on and work it out.
Your neighbor is not your enemy, unless you make it that way. They should be one of your biggest allies.
Put down your phone and reach out your hand. Be CONSTRUCTIVE not destructive. If you have a problem, then find a solution. Just to be clear, WHINING IS NOT A SOLUTION! We wouldn't let our kids get away with that behavior, why should we accept it from our peers?
We have a new year just around the corner to start over, to make a difference, and to get involved. What are YOU going to do to make a difference? Whose voice will you be listening to?
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Lee County is full of riveting recreation activities, outdoor fun, and natural heritage well preserved by the vibrant communities of this area. Often the most energetic and active people fail to keep up with the plethora of power-pack activities available for you and your family in the neighborhoods of this community. With wonderful golf courses, you can challenge your novice to professional level golfing skills. If golf is not your cup of tea, you can get soaked up in the water at Sunsplash Family Waterpark. Over the weekend, take your kids to see a baseball game at Hammond Stadium. If you are a theatre enthusiast, head to Florida Repertory Theatre to watch a show after indulging in delicious local seafood cuisine at one of the family restaurants, giving your evening a sense of completeness.
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Laura MayerLaura is a motivational speaker, an intuitive healer, and the author of Unlocking the Invisible Child: A Journey from Heartbreak to Bliss.If I could share 500 words of wisdom to summarize what I've learned so far in life, these are the important things I'd want to pass along to others...I share my miraculous transformation from surviving to thriving to inspire you to do the same. After being diagnosed at age fourteen, undergoing eighteen surgeries and 40 years of a disabling neurological disease, I stepped out of the medical box and opened to the world of spirituality and alternative healing modalities.I began to trust in the unknown forces of nature, the energy field and quantum physics. I learned to allow the flow of grace to nurture and heal me.Healing was a process of releasing old messages stored in my DNA. I learned what it meant to have the courage to love myself enough and trust that I deserved a better life, a healthier existence. That's when my entire body started to shift into wellness.Mostly, I learned to "let go" and follow my inner guidance. In doing so I allowed my heart to be guided by intuition and grace, not by my mind/ego, which were, for the most part, driven by fear. I was slowly and steadily unlocking myself from the only existence I had known and began to vision a new life, filled with joy and acceptance."My healing journey helped me to identify the energetic root of my dis-ease and to realize if my heart healed, my body would heal as well. I learned the incredible power of words and how we receive exactly what we ask for. I learned everything in life offers us the opportunity to grow. Most importantly, I learned that by seeing through softer eyes there was no longer room for anger.Trust you have the power to make choices and be the co-creator of your destiny. You can remain locked in old stories, trapped in past belief patterns and behaviors that no longer serve you, or you can create a new story - one that resonates with your authentic self. It's about saying yes to your desires, your higher self.I learned that forgiveness + compassion = healing. When we forgive ourselves, and others, we heal the hurt and discomfort that lies dormant in our cellular makeup.I learned to drop my weapons and pick up my angel wings. When we are compassion and grace, we attract the same. Healing is based in the heart, not the mind.As a result of my learning, I have completely transcended the disease and live each day in joy and gratitude.If I can heal - anyone can heal.My inspirational offering to you:
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The World Needs Renewable Energy
The world needs more and more energy. The constant increase in population brings with it the constantly growing needs for energy and the mankind is in the ongoing search for energy sources that would be appropriate to cover energy needs. There are times when the demand for energy is temporarily reduced for some reasons such as the global financial crisis and global recession. However, such events are transient, and after them the need for energy again rises. In the long run, demand for energy is increasing all the time.
Currently, the world covers its energy needs mainly from non-renewable sources of energy, mostly fossil fuels – coal, oil and natural gas. As the name suggests, these energy sources are not renewable, they can not last forever and will disappear within a certain period of time. In addition, fossil fuels are very harmful to the environment due to releasing of large amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) or oil spilling at sea. Now, perhaps the most pronounced negative effect of fossil fuel is global warming – probably the greatest challenge that the human race has encountered in its short history.
Travelling of Tomorrow
When we consider the future opportunities of intercontinental or interstellar travel we are always faced with the same problems. The limitation of fuel tanks, range and fuel types, fossilized or any other kind, limit speed… Hypothetically, an average man is able to flight around the world in 80-100 hours. However, it would take 70.000 years with the fastest rockets to reach the next closest star.
Thus, the mankind is still in the process of trying to find a good, reliable and vastly available energy source. Nuclear power, because of the extreme energy output, was promised to be the energy of future. It is estimated that one nuclear power plant generates as much energy per day as 50.000 wind power stations. Experts thought that the radioactive waste that was produced could be turn into non dangerous material within one and half decades. Unfortunately, in the past 60 years, when the first nuclear power station was built, there was not any development in the problem of recycling the radioactive waste.
Easy Solutions to Global Warming at our Fingertips
With so much information out there about global warming and the effects that are causing natural disasters, is there anything we as individuals can do
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"D-Star" Digital Voice and Data Communications, is becoming a popular means of communication with Amateur Radio Enthusiasts. Think of it as the ever popular "Nextel". D-Star transfers both voice and data via digital encoding over the 2 m (VHF), 70 cm (UHF), and 23 cm (1.2 GHz) amateur radio bands. There is also an interlinking radio system for creating links between systems in a local area on 10 GHz. When connected to D-Stars repeaters the capability to communicate around the world is endless. I have put together several links below to aid and assist you in your quest for further knowledge. I hope you find them useful.
Thanks to Steve-KB4OID, Jim-N4NID, Steve-N4GXX, Bob-N4CU, and Sharon-KJ4TPQ for their efforts, we now have a 2 mtr, 70 cm and 23 cm D-Star Repeater.
The frequencies are 145.150 -600 KHz for 2 mtr, 444.600 + 5.000 MHz for 70 cm and 1291.3 -20.000 DV with 1251.3 MHz RPS DD for 23 cm. The call sign is "KO4EOC" and for now you only need to put "CQCQCQ" in your call sign programming. The D-Star repeater is located on the same tower as the Crestview Repeater (147.360).
So if you have the capability, dial up the 145.150, 444.600 or 1291.3 machines and check out your coverage. We are all looking forward to hearing you on the counties newest repeater.
Hi Folks,
Changes were made to the dplus utility by Robin AA4RC. These changes affected the look of the dashboard KO4EOC Due to Robin AA4RC's changes, two of the logging files were also changed which read the dplus.log file (monlink and dplusreport). Below are snippets from the emails documenting those changes.
From AA4RC's email regarding the change:
Version 2.2h of dplus has been released.
From the CHANGELOG:
v 2.2h: The changed reflector discovery code so it will dynamically
find new reflectors and changed IP's without restart. The
reflector limit moved from 50 to 1000 as a result.
Added support for modules D (for repeaters with that or
for data/d-rats testing) and E (for remote Echotest).
You can now test your internet connection by linking to
a remote gateway's module E and keying up with an echo
test (using CQCQCQ in urcall). Don't forget to unlink! :)
Also, DV Dongle users will be able to run echo tests
through a connected gateway using module E. This will
require DVTool-2.0beta5 or later.
Some of the messages printed to dplus.log have been
shortened. I'm trying to cut back on the volume in
that log file. Note that this will require new versions
of monlink, dplusreport, and others that parse the logs.
Sharon KJ4TPQ
2nd Announcement:
Digital Repeater Users:
On Tuesday evenings, we link to the Birmingham Amateur Radio Club D-STAR Net to the ODOG "C" repeater from 8:20 pm to 9:30 pm. After the net last week, net control suggested we all connect to the new Ham Nation D-STAR Net (also known as The Ham Nation Round table) that follows the D-STAR Ham Nation Round table LIVE Video Feed. So I connected the "C" repeater to The Ham Nation Round table. It was a good net with lots of information sharing. About 80 hams checked in to this new net. I checked in using D-RATS.
The Ham Nation Round table is scheduled to begin at 9:15 pm on REF 14C and since that could overlap with the Birmingham Amateur Radio Club D-STAR Net, I set up an automatic link and unlink as follows: From 9:05 pm to 11 pm, the "B" repeater will be linked to REF014C for the Ham Nation Round table. It is in place as of now and ready for Tuesday evening.
For more information, see the following links:
- To catch the D-STAR Ham Nation Round table LIVE Video Feed: http://live.twit.tv/ Tuesdays at 8 pm to 9:15 pm CST
Sharon KJ4TPQ, ODOG Sysop
Note there will be a 25 minute over lap where ports B and C will be linked. Usually Florida is complete before 9:15 so it should not be a problem to switchover.
Bob N4CU
Additionally, three wide area nets linked to K4FWB port C.
Check in is by pressing the PTT key, better known as "Quick Key" when called by net control. Net control will then recognize check-in's and then ask for name and locations.
Local users with RF capability check in via Port C, Dongle users should connect to the reflector.
Sunday, 8 PM CDST, Southeastern D-Star Weather Net, 8 PM CDST, Reflector 002A
Monday, 8 PM CDST, Florida Hurricane Net, Reflector 034A
Tuesday, 8:30 PM CDST, Birmingham ARC D-STAR Net, Reflector 002B (this covers most of Alabama and North Florida}
D-Star Users
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It stormed here last night. We've had several rainy evenings this week, but this was an especially lovely rain.
(What do I expect after writing for Tefnut yesterday, right? 😉 It's kind of A Thing. Two summers ago when I was making the statues for my Neteru altar it was very dry…but every day that I worked on Her statue, it unexpectedly rained when it wasn't forecasted. Since then, any time we really needed the rain I could handle her statue and/or light incense before it and every time it's rained within 72 hours and all but once or twice before nightfall.)
Unlike the previous rains, there was even some thunder and lightning and lots of wind this time. It's exactly the sort of storm that's my favorite, so I sat outside on the porch with it for a few hours.
And unexpectedly, I felt this overwhelming nudge to collect some of the rainwater. I've never collected storm water like this…and honestly I'm not really sure why or what I'm supposed to do with it. For now I've just sealed it up in a special jar and I guess I'll find out. 🙂


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I love the sort of 'lived in' look of these lovely linen sofas and chairs. They seem invitingly squashy and would certainly tempt me to sit down and probably not move for quite some time! Could this be the answer to making time to relax more? Probably. I don't think I would need persuading too much.
These images are from a lovely selection of sofas, chairs and armchairs from Graham & Green. The top photo is of an extra large Antibes Linen Armchair. Plenty of room for me to curl my feet up in this one. And the The Pascale Linen Armchair and matching footstool in the second photo would be perfect to come home to after a long day. Who wants to put their feet up?
It might be easier to fit the 'normal' size Antibes Armchair into the living room rather than the extra large size one and it certainly looks just as comfortable. How about this cheeky little doggie on the Sofa? He's obviously got good taste but has he been trained to tidy the cushions?
A beautiful collection of linen sofas and chairs, some with removable covers and cushions. I suppose my only worry would be which colour to choose – natural linen, cool ardoise, beautiful gris or stunning ecru.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-11107284002057608382015-09-16T11:47:56.618-04:00HappeningsA Day in the Life...Amberhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-28914923863949215292012-03-07T13:53:00.005-05:002012-03-07T14:41:44.609-05:00Love at First Sight!
We reach her private room and wait. Where is the nurse? Here I am, sitting outside the glass doors, just steps away from her and I can't go in. They have her under special precautions. The night nurse hands me a gown and gloves. Nate finally rolls me in. I'm struggling to stand up. It hurts but I don't care. And there she is. My sweet, precious baby girl. I want to hold her more than anything but they say no. She's not stable on the machine. I think, don't they know what we've been through? Don't they know the experience I have, holding little Logan, with 4 times the IV's she's got, chest tubes coming out everywhere, a REAL ventilator hooked up? Stupid hospital rules. That feeling of inadequacy creeps in again. She's mine, yet she's there's. She's resting comfortably according to the monitor. But I just hate that another one of my babies is robbed of the chance to be cuddled by their mother. I remind myself to be thankful. One step at a time, you can do this.

 They don't want to wake her. I'm exhausted just from my short trip up the elevator. So we decide to go back and get some rest.

The morning comes. I get out of bed and insist Nate helps me up to the 3rd floor. They say she did well through the night and they're going to allow her to try to eat later in the afternoon. I'm so excited by this news! The boys come to visit me and Nate decides to take them to the zoo. My Mom stays with me and my friend Amy comes over from Ohio to spend some time with me too. The nurse rings my room that Addison is ready to eat. I feel a little awkward. It's been 8 years since I nursed a baby. Do I remember how to do this? And with an audience no doubt! She's having trouble. Is it the latching she can't get? She doesn't seem hungry. But how can that be? Amy takes pictures...my first ones holding Addi! The nurse tries to help but Addison just doesn't seem interested. We try a bottle instead. But she doesn't want that either. She won't even try to latch to it. Amy notices that Addi's feet are purple. Am I holding her too tight? I unwrap her and her whole body is modeled. The nurse says she'll make a note of it and let the doctor know when he does rounds again. I'm disappointed. But on the other hand, how can I be? I'm finally holding my girl! We try again at the next feeding time, but this time with the help of a lactation consultant. But still no go.

Amberhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-65220414804168396352012-03-04T11:30:00.003-05:002012-08-24T14:56:50.991-04:00Test of FaithIt's D-Day. August 2nd, 2011. Mom is here to watch the boys for us. My c-section is scheduled for 1:00pm and we are to arrive at Dupond Hospital at 11:00am. No food or drink for me since last night, but who could eat at a time like this? We're about to meet our baby girl! I still have a feeling of "I'll believe it when I see it". Check in is seamless and we settle in to wait. I'm nervous but try not to show it. Flashbacks are occurring in my mind of almost 6 years ago. Nate is pretending he's not nervous either, but I know better. He's being goofy-er (is that a word?) than usual and that gives it away. He's playing with the camera. I oblige.

 They come in to get me at 12:45. Darn, just when I was thinking I still have 15 more minutes to hide out in here. My spinal doesn't hurt but only takes on my left side. Great. As if my anxiety isn't through the roof already. They promptly tilt the bed and wait. I don't handle the drop in blood pressure well. I'm telling myself to calm down and relax. My mind is doing anything BUT that. Dr. Lorenc comes in and is so sweet. He's rubbing my arm and telling me I'm fine. Why don't I believe him? I've been here before and I wasn't fine then either. What a baby I'm being. Get a grip Amber! I hear the anesthesiologist get permission before he gives me versed. What did he say? Versed? I've always joked about this stuff when Logan gets it before surgery. I think, "now's my chance to try it!" I'm in and out from this point on. Nate tells me I talked...and talked, and talked. I'll have to trust him on that as I don't remember much. They deliver Addison and she lets out that cry we all wait to hear. Only it's the cry I NEVER wanted to ever hear again. The familiar sound of half grunting, half cooing. No Lord, not again! She's having trouble breathing. They say they need to take her up to ICU. Is she a girl? Can't I just see her really fast? But there she goes.

The rest of the day is sort of a blur. They tell me my uterus didn't contract well. They had to give me more meds. They've ordered an echo for Addi. They ask for a complete history of heart problems in our family. I cry and cry. Is this for real? Are my emotions my own or is this the drugs wearing off? Maybe both. But I'm too out of it to figure it out. Nate tells my Mom to stay home with the boys until we know more. They won't even let Nate up there to be with her. He stays with me. But I can tell he's not comfortable here either.

The nurses here are wonderful. They make it my goal to get out of bed at 8:00pm to get up to see Addi. They've finished her assessment. She's on a c-pap machine to aid her with her breathing. Her heart looks fine. Praise God! She's having trouble with profusion. And she isn't cleared to eat yet. How I longed to hold my baby! I was robbed of that with Logan and I couldn't help but feel the same self pity again. But her heart looks good and I rest on that. 8pm rolls around and no go. The drugs are still flowing and my legs don't cooperate. We make the next goal for 12am and I'm determined! Success was mine at that time and off we went in the elevator to the 3rd floor PICU.Amberhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-18890097556182654872012-03-04T10:33:00.007-05:002012-03-04T11:18:53.615-05:009 short months
My pregnancy was relatively uneventful. I only had "morning sickness" for 1 week. And I'm not even sure if that wasn't just the flu or something else. I was tired, but who wouldn't be with 2 active little guys running here and there and everywhere. I was concerned (to say the least) about this little ones' heart. In fact, if I was being honest, it consumed my mind more often than I hoped. Nate and I decided we'd like to wait until this gift was born to find out what we were having. I set my mind to it and did better than I thought I would with that decision. March rolled around and I approached the 19th week mark. We had an appointment scheduled with Dr. Cordes, Logan's cardiologist in Indianapolis. He was performing a fetal echo cardiogram. We never knew about Logan's heart condition until we met him face to face. We thought it best to be prepared this time around. God answered our prayers that day! Baby's heart was perfect!

Then came the 22nd week appt. Ultrasound day! We were both strong until the gal asked The Question. I looked at Nate and he said, "tell us". God far exceeded my dreams that day and we found out He blessed us with a baby GIRL!

Amberhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-89524456209792810072012-02-18T10:00:00.003-05:002012-02-18T10:16:04.367-05:00Summer
Summer was spent....

 perfecting our cannon balls...

 exploring the MIDDLE of the pool with our trusty life vests...

 enjoying a visit from Uncle Nick, Aunt Angie and cousin Cole...

 preparing to be the BEST big brothers with a class at the hospital...

 and hangin' out with Grandpa, here on a special trip just to hang out with us! Although it was possibly the hottest day of the summer, we still enjoyed the Fort Wayne Zoo together!

 (Oh yea, and a few chores here and there as well!)

Amberhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-75310080283239409782011-11-01T13:10:00.005-04:002011-11-01T13:26:45.897-04:00ESPNSpring time smells like sports in our household now. Luke started the season off with a little flag football through the YMCA. He played for the 49ers (fitting!) and was a pro! He could run so fast that no one could catch him. He scored touchdowns left and right. He enjoyed playing quarterback but running-back was definitely his thing!

By the next week, both the boys started Little League. Luke and Logan both played for the Braves. Luke with coaches pitch and Logan with T-Ball. Nate was able to coach Logan's team this year as he did for Luke's T-Ball team in the past. Logan really enjoyed playing and made lots of new buddies! He's excellent at hitting and we're looking forward to watching him play coaches pitch next season. Luke did a great job too! His hitting was excellent and even surprised his coaches. His catching is right on as well! He started throwing a little side-arm this year for some reason and Nate's keeping an eye on that. He's pretty accurate throwing that way so it might just be his way of throwing. They draft in the big leagues next year and Coach Jason Fleming will be looking for him! We're all excited for next season!

Amberhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-1051553390825276402011-10-31T15:50:00.006-04:002011-11-01T13:08:37.604-04:00Graduate in the House!

Logan graduated from Presby Preschool! We're so proud of him. He loved preschool and loved his teachers. Mrs. Conley is the best! Logan knows all of his letters and sounds, he can count to 110 and beyond, and knows his colors and shapes too. His favorite time of day was snack, of course! He especially liked having his buddies, Kaiden, Cole and Matt in his class too. Here comes kindergarten!

Amberhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-18881501259299474332011-10-28T09:06:00.006-04:002011-10-28T09:36:52.682-04:00Recap April/May 2011 #1

The end of April we all went to Chicago on a last-minute weekend getaway. Nate needed to get out of town after an especailly stressful time at work and what better way to wind down than with a little baseball! We got tickets to a White Sox game (not our team of choice, but cheap!). We stayed at our family's favorite hotel chain (Embassy Suites) and went swimming in the pool and soaked in the hot tub. Well, not me of course...as I was carrying precious cargo at the time and didn't want to cook our soon-to-be newest addition.

 Ahhhh, Mother's Day. I had to beg my kiddos to take a picture with me. They're not so keen on picture taking these days. But documentation/memory making is important to this Momma.

 Can you feel the love? I do!!!!!

Amberhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-48240828956700613602011-10-26T14:39:00.002-04:002011-10-26T14:49:09.211-04:00Here's to the term "Born Again"!Not sure who's still out there...but if this is you, take note! I'm baaaack! :) Actually, I'll be switching gears a bit. I'd like to keep this blog going with the term "personal journal" in mind. It's so nice to read back over the things that I've posted in the past. Things I would have (and did!) already forget. So thank you Blogger, for making a place to store our memories. Because God knows mine's shot! And if you're still reading along...welcome!Amberhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-20229148804241056542010-07-05T10:43:00.003-04:002010-07-05T11:03:22.524-04:00Oh my...May?!It seems I haven't updated since May! Well, here's a recap of what we've been up to...
 The beginning of May, we went to visit Nick, Angie and baby Cole just before Nick diployed. We took the kids down to the "Mall" in DC and shared with them a little of our country's history. Lukas, being the ever-observant one of our family, immediately recognized President Lincoln and his 'big chair' as being the same guy on the $5 bill.

 We talked a little about the Vietnam War. Not too much as we noticed how our words were effecting their thoughts, knowing Uncle Nick was leaving soon. My Dad was a marine and served during that war. He came with us on this trip to visit with Nick and he was able to see the 'wall' for the first time with us. This top picture is kind of neat to me. We were surrounded by crowds of people this day, yet when I got home to upload my pictures, I noticed this one that I took of this beautiful flower memorial someone had left, had Logan in the backround, completely alone...almost seeming to be bowing in prayer. It speaks to me somehow.

 This was a really fun but fast weekend trip. It was neat to see how Cole has grown. Sadly, Aunt Angie is the one with all the pictures of the 'boys' together. (Which reminds me that I need to ask for a few of those.) One of the kids' favorite parts of the weekend was riding the Metro. Learning some history was nice but TRAINS that go underground...come on Mom! That was way more fun! The rest of May was packed with 2 seperate visits from family and the last days of this school year. So stay tuned...

Amberhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-4123452854199766662010-05-03T13:45:00.003-04:002010-05-03T14:41:06.119-04:00"The Curious Savage" Last week, Logan had the opportunity to participate in a production put on by Lakeland Christian Academy, a local high school here in town. The play took place in the 40's and was about a group of people living in a mental facility. Logan's "Mom" (pictured below) had lost her 5 year old tragically and afterwards, believed he was still alive. She carried around a doll who she believed was her son. At the very end of the play, all the characters are portrayed in the way they view themselves...with Logan sitting next to his Mom on the couch. He really liked it and thought he was pretty cool. Of course he got lots of attention from all the girls too. :) P.S. Doesn't Faith (below) look like she'd make a perfect princess at Disney World? Talk about a perfect smile!

 This video is hard to see but you might be able to get the idea. All he had to do is come out and sit on the couch. He took his job very seriously though!

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Amberhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-55739625206885451422010-04-23T16:13:00.004-04:002010-04-23T16:21:50.969-04:00A New Season
A new season is upon us. Except this year, instead of doing this:

We'll be doing this:

 and this:
Join with me in prayer...will you?

Amberhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-30155878003464054772010-04-06T08:16:00.000-04:002010-04-06T08:17:09.336-04:00Happy Easter! I hope you all had a great Easter! We enjoyed a wonderful Easter service at church and our weather was awesome so we were able to get out in the yard and do some much needed clean-up. It was a little odd, spending the holiday without family but we made the best of it. Later on that evening we went to some friend's house for dinner and an egg hunt for the kids. The boys really enjoyed it of course! Being away from family is no fun...but having such wonderful friends nearby definitely makes up for it!

Amberhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-76969814729643719732010-04-01T18:47:00.002-04:002010-04-01T19:10:29.734-04:00Hi All!As winter slowly comes to an end, here's a recap on what our family's been up to the past few months:

In January I finally bit the bullet and took Logan in to get his 1st official "Big Boy" haircut. Sniff sniff…no more curls. He also enjoyed his first "Father's Night" at his preschool where they searched for buried treasure and enjoyed snack time which, of course is the favorite part of any preschool activity.

 In February we took the kids up to Chicago for the weekend to play around. I got to visit Ikea which was the highlight for me! We took the boys to the Rainforest Café thinking they would love it! Well…Logan had nightmares for 2 nights after that visit. (Sigh.)

The best part about February was welcoming our new nephew into this world! Anthony "Cole" Piazzese was born Feb. 5 at 3:08 am weighing 6lbs 12 oz and was 21 inches long! And to top it off he was born during the record breaking snowstorm in Washington DC!

 In February, Nate took Luke snowboarding for the first time. He did awesome and couldn't wait to go again. So we decided to take the whole family along with some friends to a resort in Michigan for some snow-filled fun one weekend in March. (As if we hadn't had enough of it already!) I skied for the first time in 12 years and Logan skied for the first time ever! It was amazing to watch! Nate just clipped him in (attached a harness of course!) and down the mountain he went! Luke became a pro this 2nd time around and by the end of the weekend was even riding the lift up with his buddies. (I was NOT excited about this accomplishment!) Sadly…no pictures of any of this. (I had to concentrate on not injuring myself!)

And to end out the month of March…Luke finally lost his 1st tooth! He's been waiting on his bottom, wiggly tooth for soooo long to come out! And when it finally did…he swallowed it! He's still really upset about it. :(

 Now...bring on Spring time Indiana!! :)

Amberhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-65406613979428917812010-01-07T17:55:00.003-05:002010-01-07T18:04:23.294-05:00Snow, snow and more SNOW! We got a TON of snow today! And as luck would have it...4 months ago I made a hair appointment for this very morning and I had to go out in this craziness! It took me a half hour to go pick up Logan from my girl friend's house...a trip that would normally only take me 10 minutes. Luckily Nate was able to go pick up Luke from school...which worked out well seeing that I ended up in a ditch today! Thankfully it was only across the street from our driveway and Nate was able to call one of his co-workers to come pull my car out. I have a feeling that Mr. Getz and his perfect side lawn won't be thanking me come spring time!

Amberhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-69277706794930115052010-01-01T09:07:00.004-05:002010-01-01T09:23:57.066-05:00Happy 2010!

Happy New Year everyone! I thought I'd try to give our blog a try again! We'll see how it goes this year. I've been reading back through previous posts and through journal entries I've made on Logan's carepage and I've realized what a gift these are to us!

Here was our attempt at a family picture this Christmas. And if you think I uploaded the wrong photo...think again. They ALL looked like this one, with Logan looking at his feet! I thought he would've hit this stage when he was 2. But nope...it's most definitely happening while he's 4!

We'd all like to wish everyone a healthy and happy 2010! We pray God's presence in each of your lives and many blessings to you all!

Love, The Maiers
Amberhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-38038471658536006142009-08-31T15:20:00.003-04:002009-08-31T16:55:41.484-04:00Update on Logan
 I've been bad at updating everyone on Logan's health. But...no news is good news! He's had a really good summer without any major colds, praise God! This next month however, we're gearing up to see his new cardiologist. (Hopefully this one's a keeper!) Here's a reminder of what happened at his last appt.

He's scheduled to see a dr from Riley Children's who is suppose to be one of the best in our area. He's ordered an echo which was done at a hospital near his pediatrician's office. (Pictured above.) Then a chest x-ray was ordered which I was able to have done here at our local hospital. (Saved me another hour drive to the other hospital.) And finally, he's requested an EKG that will be done at the time of the appt. So all bases have been covered and I feel like he'll be well informed about Logan's anatomy at this initial visit. (Something I wasn't so confident in with the first dr.)

Logan also had his 4 year check-up ( a tad early due to preschool requirements) and he did really well. He weighs 36 lbs and is 37.25 ins tall...which is 75% in weight and 5% in height! That's our Logan! :)

Amberhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-8183715258506693872009-08-29T15:48:00.002-04:002009-08-29T16:14:10.777-04:00I'm a believer!!

In coupons that is! I've spent the past week learning how to "play the game" with coupons. And I was surprised to learn that it wasn't as confusing as I once thought. However, I will admit that all my free time this past week has been spent on the internet learning just how to really use coupons. I mean, there's using a coupon...and then there's USING a coupon! Today, I went to my local grocery store with 4 coupons in hand and 2 that I loaded on my shopping card. What I walked out with is pictured above...for only $12.70! Not bad for a first-timer I thought. Just the 4 boxes of cereal alone usually costs $12 in the grocery store. And I've never bought a box of hamburger helper in my life, but I figured it might make a warm lunch in the winter afternoons here...the boys will eat almost anything, right?! For only $0.39 each, who could pass that up?
Amberhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-75848218757218952492009-08-22T11:50:00.006-04:002009-08-22T12:26:40.306-04:00We're still here!Seriously, it's been since May that I last posted? Where has the time gone? As I sat here looking through our summer pictures, I realized that a lot has happened in our family since May. I'll try to briefly recap our summer so scroll down to see other pictures.

 In June we took the boys to the Indianapolis Airshow. When we visited the Aviation Museum in Pensacola, FL, the boys became enamored with the Blue Angels. We figured this would be a fun thing to take them too. Although it was really HOT, we had a great time.

 Our perfect seats for the show! Now we're just waiting... :)

 The boys in the Presidential Helicopter.

We were also able to visit a home game of our local AAA Baseball team, the Fort Wayne TinCaps. In fact, here's a neat story about that... We drove an hour on a whim to take the boys to this game. When we got there (after paying for parking) we discovered the game had been sold out an hour before. The kids were broken hearted and began to cry. We were all set with our blankets and snacks, ready to enjoy the game from the grass stands. Then, a lady walked up to us and asked if we needed tickets. Before Nate could answer, this totally rude man stepped out of nowhere and said, "We do, we need tickets now!" The lady looked at our boys with their crocodile tears but since Nate backed away she reluctantly offered these tickets to the rude man. He took one look at them and realized they weren't all together and there was no way he would sit in the grass! He stomped off and we just stood there in surprise at this man's un-grateful heart. She again offered us the tickets and we gladly accepted. However, she would not allow us to pay her for them. Yep, she freely gave them to us and encouraged us to have a wonderful time. Once inside the park, we quickly found out that the grass seats were completely taken but one of the ticketed seats had a huge group of seats together where no one had showed for the game. We enjoyed our free seats right along the 3rd baseline just to the left of home plate. Our boys had a blast in the stands and I fondly refer to that woman as our "baseball angel".

 This kid can't take a serious picture these days...geesh!

Amberhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-21048036699905425092009-08-22T11:31:00.002-04:002009-08-22T11:50:35.959-04:00July In July we took a trip back home to CA. We were able to spend the 4th with our family at GG's house and we all had a great time. The boys were able to play all day with their cousins that they miss so much. Below is just the beginning to what amounted to an all day water gun and water balloon warfare in the backyard.

 Next on the agenda of our trip was the annual family camping trip with Nate's family. We headed up to Trinity Lake for the week and it was awesome. The weather was better than we've ever had and due to the false rumor of low water levels, we were virtually alone on the lake. We rented a huge double decker patio boat one day that had a water slide off the back 2nd level. We enjoyed a yummy BBQ lunch and soaked up the sun. The girls were able to take a trip into town one day and look through all the cute little shops while the boys fished and hiked, and wake boarded. The last 2 nights we were there, we were visited by bears which I now know I'm horribly frightened of. Above is a typical picture of Nate's immediate family. However there was 24 of us in total.

 One last monumental hurdle was that at the end of our trip back home, Logan officially gave up the "bidget". Here is the last actual picture we have of him with it, sitting on cousin Colten's lap at the campfire one night. It took a couple of weeks to adjust, but all is well now. Sadly, my baby seems like such a big boy without it. :(

Amberhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-1690972292143653422009-08-22T11:04:00.002-04:002009-08-22T11:28:02.651-04:00AugustI was feeling like one last adventure was in order before summer came to an end, so the kids and I loaded up the car and took a road trip to Maryland to visit "Uncle Nick and Aunt Angie". It was a 10 hour trip and I am amazed at how well the boys do in the car that long. Mind you, we stopped at almost every rest stop through the state of Pennsylvania and Ohio though.

 When we returned we were surprised to learn that Nate's parents were able to make a trip out to see us during their well deserved sabbatical. We walked around Navy Pier in Chicago, spent the day on the beach on Lake Michigan at Warren Dunes, ate yummy homemade Amish ice cream in Shipshewana and the boys toured the Hudson Auto Museum while the girls learned all about the Amish and Mennonite communities at Menno Hof.

 Then came Monday, Aug. 17th, the first day of Kindergarten for Luke! He was so excited! I was more nervous than he ever was! Grandma Beckie and I drove him to school his first day and Daddy met us there so we could all walk in together. The second day he decided he was brave enough to ride the bus even! We're the last stop before school so sadly, I cheered him on in his new-found independence.

 Tuesday, Aug. 18th was Logan's first day of preschool as well. And to my relief, he was equally as excited as his brother had been the day before. There was an orientation the night before where he was able to stay and play in his classroom and I think that made all the difference. He'll be attending school Mon.-Wed. for 2 1/2 hours in the morning. Now...what to do with my free time, hmmm....

Amberhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-6917814620917417712009-05-03T16:12:00.003-04:002009-05-03T16:34:11.072-04:00"Little Racer"We have a bike racer in the house! This weekend in Winona Lake was the annual Fat and Skinny Tire Festival. It offered bike stunts, yummy foods, the smell of Kettle Corn in the air and lots of bike races around the island. And who do we know as one of the racers?? None other than Lukas Anthony himself! After the "professionals" heat was finished they had a relay race for all the sponsors (one of them being Wildman Uniform-the place Nate works) and then the children's races. Luke entered in the 4-6 catagory and had so much fun! Nate was one of the organizers (note: it is no easy task to organize hundreds of anxious kids on bikes!) but he had fun doing it. Only draw back was that Logan got sooo upset when he discovered he couldn't race. You see, there's a strict "No Training Wheels" rule we didn't know about. Oops. :( But we're all so proud of our oldest "Little Racer"!

 Gearing up and ready to race!

 All lined up and ready!

Luke and Malachi walking their bikes back after finishing the race.

Amberhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-30656217079457796582009-05-01T12:59:00.000-04:002009-05-01T13:01:20.755-04:00A Visit From GodLogan amazes me and scares me all at the same time. I was washing the dishes the other day (April 29th to be exact) and he came into the kitchen. This conversation followed:

Logan: You missed Him.
Me: Who?
L: God.
Me: God was here…in our house?
L: Yep, you missed Him.
Me: Well nuts, I would've liked to say hello to Him!
L: He didn't come here to see you Mom…He came to see me.
Me: What for?
L: He came to tell me that Jesus loves me.
(I played along and baited him a little…)
Me: How do you know Jesus loves you?
L: (slightly irritated at the stupidity of my question) Because He told me!...and the Bible tells me so! He also told me to get ready.
Me: For what?
L: Because I'm going to Heaven in 100 days.
Me: Oh! How exciting!
L: (very matter-of-factly) It really is Mom.
Me: Are you going by yourself? (I was worried a little.)
L: No-you and Daddy, Lukas, all my grandmas and grandpas and their moms and dads are coming with me.
Me: Awesome.
L: So what's for lunch Mom?Amberhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-43551569375897177842009-04-15T18:16:00.002-04:002009-04-15T18:18:54.607-04:00Luke dressed himself today...
 Enough said.

Amberhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-43082225885173062822009-03-29T11:40:00.002-04:002009-03-29T12:02:46.342-04:00Sick :( Poor little Logan is sick, sick, sick. Luke and I had a terrible virus about 2 weeks ago and we thought that Logan had escaped it. However...it caught up to him yesterday morning. It started with just a slight cough and then the wheezing started. I stayed up with him most of the night praying he could take his next breath. Then early this morning it became much worse. Nate actually jumped out of bed and woke Luke up and they got dressed. We were heading for the ER. But then a miracle happened...he asked me to start singing "Jesus Loves Me" (his favorite beditme song that we MUST sing each night) and he was able to calm himself down enough to get at least short breaths in. He finally agreed to take his "smoke medicine" as he calls it (aka Albuterol breathing treatment) and his respiratory and heart rate starting coming down.

I just hate that viruses go straight to his chest. I feel so bad when he's crying, gasping for air and telling me he's going to throw up. (Mucous...fun!) The doctor's office FINALLY called me back this morning (after a not-so-patient sounding mother left yet another message!) And would you know that the nurse said it wasn't neccessary to see him just yet since the virus just started! Unless, of course I felt that it was an emergency in which case I was to go to the ER. What? What is with these "professionals" out here!? Am I just used to being spoiled by our outstanding doctors we had in CA? Am I just one of "those" moms that have entitlement issues? I keep getting the feeling that my expectations are too high. But is that really so bad? Aren't I suppose to expect the best care when it comes to my children? Right now he's comfortable (wheezing and all) sitting on the couch watching Backyardigans. I dread tonight.
Amberhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1110728400205760838.post-53724152969971616422009-03-18T14:57:00.003-04:002009-03-18T15:04:55.330-04:00Spring is on the way!

Is spring really coming? Apparently my yard seems to think so! I've been held captive in my house the last week or so with a chest cold but I made myself go outside the other day when my temperature gage outside read 65 degrees! And this is what I found! There are all sorts of green things sprouting right out of the multch. It's so fun! I have no idea what any of it is...but it's still fun!

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Great buy!!
Perfect size for our living room. Cannot wait to entertain with it. Only wish the legs were a dark brown as well
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Spot on
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- How accurate was the on site description of the product? Only thing missing is that legs have a metal finish
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Perfectly working om Samsung Galaxy Tab3 7 inch.
Now testing on Huawei G8 (info will follow).
anyone got the thing running on Marshmallow?
I was able to use it on Lollipop on my nexus 7 2013 but it doesn't start on Marshmallow
Any help would be appreciated
it works fine on sony z3c with lollipop 5.1 not rooted
Last edited by Der Sirr; 25th December 2015 at 05:56 AM.
Tomorrow is today yesterday
It works on my Samsung galaxy tab s 10.5 T805 LTE lolipop 5.0.2 rooted thanks guys


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This costume has been a long time in the making. You can read more about how it was created over at my blog. Here is the link to where you can read more about that process.
The gown was highly inspired by Arwen's Coronation Gown from Return of the King.You can see the movie gown below in the photos.
I tried my best to get everything very similar to Arwen's Dress.
The velvet I used was a bit more sage green...and a shade darker than her lime hue...however, I really like my color. It still captures that "elven princess" look I think.
For the dress I used yards and yards of green velvet and very large amounts of beads.
The low scooped neckline is designed to flow and hang off of the shoulders in an elegant fashion.
Fitted through the bust and gracefully falls to the floor. The entire look of this gown is designed to bring attention to your face and shoulders and creat a long lean line.
In this photo you can see some of my bead work. Everything is carefully hand beaded upon a silken brocade in a light green shade.
All the beads are clear crystal lined with silver. Such a sparkle they create!
The camera does not due them justice....or capture the glow.
The giant full sleeves cascade to the floor and are fully lined with light green chiffon. (not pictured)
The back of the gown features a very long train....I promise there is no discoloration on the velvet, the light was just showing up funny. Once I do a photoshoot outdoors that will look better.
Here is one last picture of the beading....and real silk thread!
oh! I made the shoes. Recovered with velvet, crystal beading and velvet trim.
I thought they would be perfect for any elven Coronation. Here are some close up shots.
Thank you for reading! I shall be doing a photo shoot of me wearing this costume as soon as the weather turns less stormy. I shall also, hopefully be making a butterfly crown as well.
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Here is my mini interview with Christine and the photos of Korean dishes that she made.
1. What is your name and where do you live?
My name is Christine from Savannah, Georgia.
2. What do you do and how many family members do you have ?
I am a student and I live with my younger sister, mother, and father
3. How often do you cook Korean food following my recipes?
I cook Korean food about 4 to 5 times a week.
4. What are your favorite Korean dishes? Choose 3, please!
Three favorite Korean dishes are: BibimBap, Kimchi Soup, & Bulgogi
kimchi soup
hoddeok with blueberry filling
soybean sprout side dish (kongnamul muchim)
dried anchovy side dish (myeolchi bokkeum)
5. What's your best Korean dish, the one that everybody compliments you on when you make it?
Best Korean dish: YugaeJang
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5 Essential Tips to Help You Land a Job
If you're thinking a new year means a new job, there are several things to keep in mind before you start pounding the pavement.
If you're thinking a new year means a new job, there are several things to keep in mind before you start pounding the pavement.
There are two types of people that no one trusts: politicians, and anyone selling cars. On the other hand, Americans think very highly of nurses. That is the consensus of a recent Gallup poll.
Pretty much everyone knows how much trouble the economy has had over the last several years creating jobs. But some sectors have been bright spots, with booming growth and solid earning potential, enough to be called the best new jobs in America.
As anybody who's ever had a job will tell you, work isn't always fun. In fact, sometimes it can be downright scary.
In not-so-stunning news, it appears that every sick day taken by employees may not be due to genuine illness. The latest survey by CareerBuilder found that about a third of all call-ins last year were made by workers who simply opted to take the day off rather than save their sick time for when they actually needed it.
However, the most interesting attribute of calling in sick is the excuses that people make for not coming into work. Sure, there are the standard lines that most managers hear repeatedly, but some employees get creative with their excuses.
Recently, Applebee's launched a "lunch decoy" ad campaign which encourages folks to reclaim their lunch break. So, how many people are taking their midday meal at their desk?


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Discussion in 'Photography Board' started by goofy47, Apr 28, 2011.
Here are few photos that I have taken at Disney World over the last few years!
Nice set, I really like the boat with the orange water.
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I have to agree with Gianna'spapa, that boat shot is rocks!
My favorites are the Osbourne Lights and the castle with the poinsettia! Really, really like the castle and poinsettias!
Thank you... that photo of the boat launch was taken from our balcony at the Swan... The sun was just coming up...
Your boat shot is really nice! the reflections and ripples of the water make it very poetic!
Thanks for sharing!
Marlton Mom
Another fan of the boat shot! Thanks for posting these!
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