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Target: Target Corporation CEO Gregg W. Steinhafel
Goal: Stop providing plastic bags to customers
Target purchases and provides for their customers millions of plastic bags each year. While it has started to show some effort in aiding the environment through putting recycling bins in its stores, this simply is not enough to combat the massive effect its plastic bags have. Demand Target stop buying and giving plastic bags for its customers to use.
Approximately 380 billion plastic bags are used every year in the United States, rounding out to about 1,200 per resident. For all of these bags, around 12 million barrels of oil are used in their production. On top of this, nearly 46,000 thousand bits of plastic litter each square mile of the ocean; over one million birds and thousands of marine creatures are killed each year as a result of this pollution.
Target has started to combat this issue by placing recycling bins in-store that can accept plastic bags. Plastic is, in theory, recyclable; however, in actuality only an incredibly small percent ever reaches that point. The majority of plastic bags ends up in various landfills, taking over a thousand years to break down. This is unacceptable, and Target needs to start being more proactive in stopping this mass pollution.
Many stores across the globe have stopped using plastic bags; options such as customers bringing their own reusable bags are readily and cheaply available. Target, as a large and leading retailer in the United States, needs to set an example for other stores across the country.
By signing the petition below, you will help urge Target to switch to a more environmentally friendly alternative than plastic bags. We as a nation need to change our habits to help the environment; by acting now, you can take a small step in that direction.
Dear Mr. Steinhafel,
Your organization still buys and distributes plastic bags for your customers, despite the fact that there are many readily available environmentally friendly alternatives. Plastic bags are extremely harmful for the environment, thus this continued practice is inexcusable. Alternate measures must be taken, for the sake of the environment and society at large.
With around 380 billion plastic bags used every year in the United States, totaling 12 million barrels of oil in their production, this issue is extremely important. Nearly 46 thousand bits of plastic litter each square mile of the ocean, with thousands of marine creatures and over one million birds killed each year as a result of this pollution. Although you have started to combat this problem through the placement of recycling bins in your stores, it is simply not enough.
Please take action to find and implement more environmentally friendly alternatives to plastic bags. As a leading retailer in the United States, you have a responsibility to set an example for other stores and lead the way in new environmental policy.
[Your Name Here]
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Let me introduce myself. My name is Mark Sisson. I'm 63 years young. I live and work in Malibu, California. In a past life I was a professional marathoner and triathlete. Now my life goal is to help 100 million people get healthy. I started this blog in 2006 to empower people to take full responsibility for their own health and enjoyment of life by investigating, discussing, and critically rethinking everything we've assumed to be true about health and wellness...Tell Me More
I've got play on the mind today, folks. It's mid-week, yes, but there's something more to it. This week I'm presenting on play at the Ancestral Health Symposium in Los Angeles. It promises to be a great event, and I'm looking forward to being among so many like-minded folks – experts and laypeople alike. I've talked about play now and then on Mark's Daily Apple. I've even done a definitive guide for it, but that hardly means I've closed the book. As with most things in life, time and experience have a way of revealing new angles, deeper layers, and unforeseen connections. Our need for play is likewise continuous and complex – and the likely roots of our inclination are not what you'd expect.
Experts have long studied the benefits of play for children, and the evolutionary logic is pretty transparent. Play undoubtedly honed practical skills like hunting, cooking, building, and child care. Likewise, it served as an important backdrop for social development just as it does today. It's easy to justify playtime for kids. (They get so darn much enjoyment out it.) But what about us?
Talk of playtime for adults often garners eye rolls and claims of self-indulgence. (Ye old Puritanical influence rears its repugnant head.) Primal living, of course, shows us that the optional stuff like play isn't really optional. When we embrace play, we claim a better quality of life for ourselves. We decrease stress. We connect better with those around us. We get out more and get more out of what we do. We find more fun and maybe even meaning.
For us grown-ups, however, does play simply make sense as a therapeutic counter to the rampant stress and social distance in our society, or is there a deeper, more inherent drive – a timeless impulse that even Grok himself would've answered to?
Stuart Brown is a psychologist who has devoted decades to studying play and applying its benefits to both personal therapy and business optimization. He's one of the few experts who has focused his study on the role of play throughout the life cycle. Over his career, he's studied play in a host of cultures and historical times, and he's compared the play patterns of children and adults in both human and various animal species. He calls play a "profound biological process" and presents evidence that play continually shapes the human brain throughout our lifetime.
In his book, Play: How It Shapes the Brain, Opens the Imagination, and Invigorates the Soul, Brown suggests we're a unique species in this regard. Many experts in fields as diverse as biology, anthropology, and psychology have written about human neoteny – the extension of many "juvenile" characteristics into adulthood. Sure, we keep our (relatively speaking) baby faces. We have an unprecedented long childhood period. Even more importantly, however, we retain the early interest in exploring, experimenting, and tinkering with our environments long after the adults of other species have settled into the serious business of instinctual routine. Though we had our own survival to ensure in the same harsh circumstances, we held on to the juvenile tendency of pushing the envelope in ways other adult mammals didn't. For example, adult chimps, Brown explains, lose their playfulness and settle into relatively rigid patterns of behavior as adults. According to Brown, the cognitive and creative benefits of human neoteny are continually derived through our lifelong inclination toward play and experimentation. They're responsible, in part, for the relative success of our species.
And that social development we were so busy honing in our neighborhood bands and play groups? Brown suggests play has been crucial to the social cohesion of our communities – all the way from early tribe life to modern day urban living. Play, Brown argues, allowed us to organize in more complex social groups, which further enhanced our potential for survival.
We are, without a doubt, the most adaptable of species. We're capable of living anywhere on earth, and we've wandered to the far flung, inhospitable lands long before modern conveniences made those environments easier to weather. We're continually adapting – exploring, changing, reinventing our roles and our interactions with our environments – throughout our life cycle. As Brown explains, we have a capacity for cognitive, social, and behavioral plasticity that drove our species' evolution and still lives within us today.
I thought of Brown's book when I read an article in the Wall Street Journal some weeks ago about the number of innovative CEOs (Google, Amazon, Sims games, etc.) who went to play-focused Montessori schools for their early years (preschool-K/1st grade). The difference in educational method came down to what one CEO called the "joy of discovery," the interest in going down all kinds of roads, experimenting, and 'letting the mind run imaginatively.'"
Play in this regard isn't a diversion from our lives but a complex and unique engagement with it – with the people and things that populate our environments, the circumstances and challenges that exist in our lives. Children, psychologists tell us, use play as a backdrop for processing difficult emotions and novel scenarios. They continually test out their own developmental adaptations and new discoveries within the safe, experimental space of play. And, as anyone who's observed children at play knows, they throw themselves into it and don't look back. They commit 100% to the constructed scenario: the random team affiliations, the imagined roles, the fantastical scenarios. In short, play is fun and beneficial because they create it – and feel it – as real.
A childhood friend of mine had this big, crazy, mutt of a dog who we'd always play with. He had short legs and lumbered as he ran, but he'd do anything to keep up with us. One of our favorite games when we were cooped up on a stormy or frigid day was getting the dog to chase us through the house. We'd get him good and riled up in one end of the house and then run to the opposite end where we'd jump on the couch, grab the cushions to shield ourselves, and wait for the dog to come leaping at us with crazed fervor. (The cushions were to protect our bare legs and arms from getting scratched to oblivion, but we often didn't make it in time.) The running through the house, of course, helped us blow off steam those days. The real thrill, however, was the chase, the sound of that big, barking, slobbering dog at our heels. Though we knew the dog wouldn't intentionally hurt us, we were on some deep, ecstatic level running for our lives. We howled with laughter every time that dog came running – half from the hilarious sight of his flapping jowls and crazed eyes and half from the adrenaline rush of it all. Later when we'd worn out either ourselves or the dog, we'd compare the day's damage as well as scars from the last bout.
As I watched my children play capture the flag years later, it was clear their enjoyment likewise had little to do with the physical exercise itself. Sure, kids naturally love being in constant motion, but something else was operating there. The real center of play for my kids was the deep emotional investment. It's the feeling of risk and power, of silliness and absurdity, of the slight, alternating edges of (benign) fear and ecstatic relief. How many of us feel that level of emotional investment in our play – or in anything? Even in our most competitive states, our motivation is hollowed out in a way it somehow wasn't years ago.
I think that's the heart of what we lose as adults – the freedom of play, the pure release of it. We can cajole ourselves to go play frisbee in the backyard, dress our kids' dolls for their latest tea party soiree, or even make ourselves join a summer baseball league or pottery class. In these cases, it's not the action but the spirit that's lacking. Most of the time we're likely just faking it for the sake of the kids or our own sense of "healthy," "well-rounded" obligation. (Obligation to play – how depressing is that?) We can be conscientious and simultaneously miss the point – and benefit – entirely. How many of us see ourselves here? I know I'm guilty from time to time. When my kids were young and life was more hectic, it was probably – and ironically – more so.
To get the full advantage of genuine play, we have to surrender – or at least suspend – something in ourselves that's often hard to relinquish — the obsession with obvious productivity for one, the onslaught of technological distraction for another. If we want to nurture the best of our inherent neoteny, we need to follow its nudge toward continual openness and experimentation. Neglecting the play impulse doesn't bode well for us. Without play, Brown suggests, we become creatively rigid over time like the adult primates. We continually narrow the terrain of our cognitive musings, our social interactions, and physical life. The choice has inevitable consequences for our emotional well-being, our practical resilience, and our creative potential.
Reclaiming play can at first seem intense and challenging, particularly if the muscle of our imagination has gone unused for long. We have more layers (of stress, rationalism, distraction) to peel back than, say, kids do. Children seem to migrate back and forth between the imaginative and real, the instinctual and rational, effortlessly – their connections between these worlds being more translucent and dynamic. Reclaiming play, I think, means making that portal more accessible – clearing out the mental space between concrete "reality" and fluid, open-ended play. Like a path in the woods, the more we travel it the more navigable it becomes and the more instinctual our experience of it is. Play and humor gradually infiltrate life in a free-flowing way again. We rediscover our own orientation toward play – whatever form it most naturally and enjoyably takes in our personalities and circumstances. As Brown says, it's about reclaiming play not just as a concept but as a personal, individualized passion. We all remember what inspired that in our younger selves, don't we?
As we round the corner into the final leg of summer, I'm thinking about cultivating a more genuine spirit of play in my days. I'm committed to scheduling play less and finding it more, chucking the routine and making more space for the casual experience of it.
Thanks for stopping by today. Let me know your thoughts on reclaiming play – in action and spirit. Enjoy the week, everyone!
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76 Comments on "The Lost Art of Play: Reclaiming a Primal Tradition"
fortunately I 'play' several times a week. I take a step aerobics class that is like playing to me. It is kind of like 'hop scotch'. Also I play tennis once or twice a week. Played last night as a matter of fact
Ugh I was just going to write about this next week! That's the second time Mark's done this to me.
"Talk of playtime for adults often garners eye rolls and claims of self-indulgence."
This is so true. I am pretty much considered an immature kid raising a kid by many in my neighborhood because I am so playfull, active, and silly. Who's the one climbing all the trees at the park? Not the kids usually. It's me!
Hi Peggy! Write about it anyway, I am always looking forward to your blogs 🙂
Wow. This is beautiful and an eloquent reminder. Thanks Mark. Really.
Wow, I read that and completely missed the word "beagle" and was very confused for a moment. 🙂
Seriously though, this is probably a demonstrative example of why people with pets are generally happier and healthier; having a pet encourages play for adults in a way that society in general doesn't look at with disdain.
There is nothing more fun and playful than a spontaneous pillow fight in my living room with my 4 year old. It usually consists of us chasing each other around the house, hitting with pillows [sometimes one in each hand], throwing pillows, or wrestling to get control of the 'good' pillows. Sometimes we play a little too hard and bumps and bruises result, but we always end with laughter and my son begging for more.
Hey, I don't think play has to be just Physical… Although I do "play" in the physical sense, I am a bit of a geek and get together with friends to play table-top rpg games… specifically, dungeons and dragons. It is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in an alternate reality and to get some of that alternating "risk" and "relief". Any other game could be just as fun. Risk, Settlers of Cattan, even chess or crib. As long as it's not a computer game, I think.
I play with my kids everyday. I don't mean I take them to the playground, I mean I PLAY. I love it. I'm always the biggest kid wherever I go with my 3 boys. And I'd have to say that free form play is the basis, foundation, of my exercise.
My husband and I find time to play outdoors as much as possible. Hiking, rock hounding, anything. We call it recharging our batteries, and it's very important to our mental well being.
I have never been happier then when I am playing outside with my daughter. She comes up with the best games and we usually end up dog tired after several hours of running around. I have another on the way and it will be even more fun coming up with new games to play with her. I have always been the adult that loves to play and I have to cajole others to stop out and have fun. I have never understood that mindset but they are the ones missing out not me.
Play "isn't a diversion from our lives but a complex and unique engagement with it." Well said, Mark!
Mark I love these threads where you take the idea and just let it run where it will.
I'm just beginning to understand why Play has been the hardest thing for me – now I just have to figure out a way to re-remember because I did love it once, I know that much!
We take play very seriously in our house! Of course with two little boys (4 & 18mo) everything is playing. I think that's where the phrase "kids keep ya young" comes from. We are alway making up games….like the lastest "Pillow Slam" that's what the 4 yr old named it. It's simple and usually involves everyone with a pillow and runnig around out too small living room bumping into each other…with the occasional pillow launched to take out some ones feet. In then end everyone is laughing their butts off and feeling great!
Just last night while I was running barefoot, some people were playing volleyball so I jumped in and ended up playing for almost three hours! Slept like a baby after that.
Really fantastic article, Mark. Really fantastic.
I try to make time to play with my three year old boys… You are right though that when they are younger it always seems difficult to FIND time for anything but basic survival…
I want time to play with not just my boys…I want time to play with my wife, my newborn twin daughters…my friends… It is exceptionally difficult to convince the grownups in my life that this sort of 'indulgence' is quite the opposite. The indulgence is a necessity for balance.
Play is tough for me–it's the hardest part of the Primal Plan. I'm not sure why. It makes me feel guilty and self-conscious, at least at first . . . which isn't rational. But there you go.
I also suspect it's the most *important* part of the plan for me, the part that really has the opportunity to change my life. So thanks, Mark, for the post; and thanks, everyone else, for all the inspiration. It's like a manual on "how to have fun."
Going off to have fun now . . .
I think we need to bring back old school gym class games as classes in Community Centers and Rec Centers!!
DODGEBALL Anyone?!
I agree! I play in an adult co-ed kickball league, and it is amazing!
EFF YEAH FOURSQUARE!!! ZOMG I love the sound the balls make when they bounce, and all the tricky layered upon layered rules and techniques we made up as kids. I would LOOOVE to do that again!
yeah, it's amazing how much people still have fun with even a game of Tag! or catch or keep-away for that matter. But sadly people get ooged out by touching other people or being silly or making noises. Will keep trying to fight the good fight. : )
My "Primal" partner is my dog Cocoa. We like to wrestle, play tug of war, and chase each other around the house. We also like getting the cat all riled up every once in a while.
such a well-written, thoughtful post. sometimes, your topics go beyond primal and to the heart of somthing deeper. Well played!
Animanarchy, I too don't have kids or anyone else to play with. However I make an effort to play with myself (if you get my drift) at least once every day. I used to schedule my "playtime" for 11.30pm but after reading this post I think I will do it more spontaneously.
"It's the feeling of risk and power, of silliness and absurdity, of the slight, alternating edges of (benign) fear and ecstatic relief."
Amen, brother!
That is exactly why I am all unapologetic when it comes to my trampoline.
"YES, I have a giant trampoline in my backyard. NO, I do not have kids. Are you saying you don't ever rock a trampoline? Looked longingly at a bouncy house? Never jumped up and down on a bed?"
I think it's true that play does not have to always be physical. For example, I love to sit down with a book – I find it so relaxing, surely that is a form of play.
I get most of my play with my horse – sometimes goal-oriented training, sometimes just a lazy ride in the forest or a swim in the pond. We only do what makes us feel good. Of course, there's also the kind of play I get with my husband, but we won't go there…
This post dug up childhood memories of playing, particularly Capture the Flag… the exhilaration of eluding being caught and successfully capturing the flag was better than anything. I pursue various hobbies and outdoor activities, but I havent experienced that feeling in a loooong time
Then go organize a game of it! : ) Seriously. It just takes one person inviting other people to get something like that to happen.
When I grew up I was often shut out of games, picked last for teams or was just never made to feel that welcome during play… I had social anxiety disorder until I was 18… nuff said 😛
What about if people have debilitating knee injuries? My husband has that….it makes engaging in play difficult, as much as he really wants to (he was a soccer player most of his life). In fact, that's a large part of why he's no longer very active — it's not fun anymore. What do you do then?
I once saw a wheelchair hip-hop dance team. No joke. Great excuse to do cool wheelchair tricks to music.
Play in the water! The water supports your knees and reduces the pressure there. Pool, jacuzzi, lake, ocean, whatever. Your knee gets a break but your heart is still pumpin'. Walk in the water (I did say "in"), do some ez kicks, twist at the waist, push down with your arms, hold on to something and just kick. Resist with every movement and you will find a good workout that is easy on the knees.
When I am creating art, playing with whatever I am working with in an intuitive way brings the best results. It is also what keeps me interested in making art.
When I was a 7-9th grade physical education teacher, the several classes I had that were full of "trouble makers" always loved it when I took them into a modern dance class. It was like they were set free to creatively play.
It seemed to me that the students who didn't conform to the structure of school were always the best creative dancers. Or at least the most joyful.
Totally agree, MIke!
I do medieval re-enactment many weekends with the family. We go camping and play hard all weekend and come home and try to wash the grunge off and fall asleep. Sometimes it takes two or three showers to get all the ground in dirt off our feet. Monday morning I am washing mountains of laundry and feeling 'hung over' from too much fun. By the next weekend I am ready to do it again.
That sounds like SO MUCH FUN.
I've played in the SCA for the last 15 years. My husband does rapier rather than heavy fighting. With the four year old I'm doing a lot of boffer(padded foam swords) with him. My older children grew up camping and playing hard. I've done it for so many years because you get to camp and play with 300 or so friends and enjoy the hands on creativity of crafting your own gear and goodies.
Thank you again for another great article Mark!
(That's another book ordered; these authors must love you too. ;))
You get up every morning
From your 'larm clock's warning
Take the 8:15 into the city
There's a whistle up above
And people pushin', people shovin'
And the girls who try to look pretty
And if your train's on time
You can get to work by nine
And start your slaving job to get your pay
If you ever get annoyed
Look at me I'm self-employed
I love to work at nothing all day
And I'll be…playing all the time.
I think I've totally forgotten how to play! This is definitely something I need to work on! Thanks for the reminder and background on why!
I just saw an article on unschooling and its about letting kids learn what they want to learn naturally in an unstructured manor. Not sure if its good or bad yet but it seems to me a Grok-ish way to learn. I guess this could be life learning through play. I definitely like the idea as it is well suited to my style of learning and curiosity. Anyway I thought it was interesting at the least.
Unschooling is brilliant! I miss the years we did it. Child-driven activities (as opposed to adult-driven,) following their passions, finding the learning in everything and I mean everything. I was even able to create lessons out of a trip to Chuck E Cheese!
Even if you don't unschool as such you can still follow this ethos with kids outside of formal school and adopt it for yourself. It's about accepting we are hardwired to learn, finding our passions and pursuing them. It is the coolest thing, IMO.
Luckily play isn't really a problem for me — I teach karate. Several times a day I pull out pool noodles, dodgeballs, or pads and play various games with children and adults. Even sparring feels like play with the right attitude.
Play for children is often inherently dangerous. As an adult we learn to curb danger; not a bad idea, especially considering how much more serious injury can be to us adults.
But I advise anyone seriously interested in regular play to call a local martial arts place and give it a try. ^_^
Thanks Mark, now I have a scientific tag – neotite!
I keep saying I'll grow up when I get to 30,40,50 …. still not there, having too much fun.
Having a dog and young niece makes one less conspicuous in this overly "proper and grown-up" society.
This topic has been on my mind all week. I love playing and take every chance I get, whether it's swinging my nieces around, chasing my parents' dog or letting her chase me, going to the military obstacle course, which is like a big playground for adults. Summer is fantastic for playing outside and allows for a lot of spontaneity. The weekend is just hours away and I can't wait to play 🙂
I had to laugh at your description of the big slobbery mutt chasing you guys across the house. That's exactly the game that my two and a half year old son plays with our big slobbery Lab mix. It's a lovely thing!
From one Mark to another, thanks for this post.
I'm a fitness professional and I've been reading MDA (both current and old posts) for the last week or so now, and I'm hooked! It's very refreshing to see someone focus not just on eating the way our ancestors did (which, granted, is all too necessary), but also taking other cues from what I guess one would consider "natural" life. Sitting in a cubicle and using Angry Birds as your source of fun just doesn't mesh with what I think of when I think of living well.
Thanks again, Mark!
I often am accused of having Peter Pan Syndrome. Nice to know I'm not alone. FYI, I'm a fully functioning adult and practically retired at 29 yrs old.
I never stopped being a kid; I skateboard and play video games/board games/puzzles all day almost every day.
This is why I love being short. I'm 20 yet I always feel like a kid. I love running around playing airsoft, handball, swimming in the ocean when there's big waves, sliding on the wet grass at night when the sprinklers go on or even just having a catch. A lot of my friends like to just drink at night but I think that gets boring night after night. I'm trying to get them on my level, sometimes I just wanna move!

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Lobster Monster 3D model by BawarnerWatch
©2012-2017 Bawarner
Made base mesh in Maya, sculpted in Zbrush, then transferred to back to Maya with normal map and poly paint map on low poly model.
And since this model isn't as "low poly" as it could be, I updated the model here [link]
And since this model isn't as "low poly" as it could be, I updated the model here [link]
Is this in 3ds max 2013?
its actually just a view port screen shot in Maya, at the time I had no knowledge of programs like Marmoset or really any good presentation skills.
This is awesome! Great job on transferring all that detail onto a low-poly model. Really lovely design
Mate it's not a low poly it's lower sub dev level that you show as wire,otherwhise nice model congs
Pretty sweet model and nice detail transfer to low poly. Is this aimed at game or film?
I was doing this just for fun and practice, but since I'm studying game design, I'm trying to aim my stuff more towards game models.
well good job, it looks great. Only thing I have to comment on is that for games you'll really want a much lower 'low poly' model. Other than that, awesomesauce.


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Irresponsible or carefree?
Determined or stubborn?
Youthful or immature? Which words have a POSITIVE connotation? What is the connotation of the word "outsider?" Is it positive or negative? Why? Themes No one likes to be on the "outside"
Family relationships can change/evolve
Life isn't fair
"Nothing gold can stay" Point of View First-Person POV The narator is a character in the story
We only have access to his or her thoughts, feelings, and perspectives
He or she has a BIAS
They cannot always be trusted to tell the WHOLE truth Symbols Two-Bit's switchblade
Bob's rings
"Greaser" hair Setting Tulsa, Oklahoma
Mid-1960s Popular music:
The Beatles Political Climate: Greasers Poor kids from broken families
Stereotypically do poorly in school and get in lots of fights
Wear jeans & tshirts and keep their hair long and greased back Socs (Socials) Rich kids from the "good" part of town
Stereotypically the jocks and cheerleaders and don't care about anything except being popular
Wear trendy, fancy clothes and drive expensive cars disagreements about US involvement in Vietnam War
Civil Rights & feminist issues
Traditional values of conformity and conservitism were challenged
Rise in counterculture
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What does Pacorro mean?
Pacorro [pa-cor-ro] as a name for boys is a Latin name, and the meaning of the name Pacorro is "frenchman; from France". Pacorro is a version of Francis (Latin). Pacorro is also a variation of Paco (Spanish, Latin).
VariationsCREATIVE FORMS
(male) Pacorpe, Parro, ..
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Pacorro Monroe (P.M.), ..
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Pacorro is an uncommon first name for males. Pacorro is an equally rare last name for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
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They've been dating since 2012 and finally Dave Franco has popped the question to his gorgeous leading lady Alison Brie.
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Dave Franco and Zac Efron recently hit up an NBC game together after co-starring in "Neighbors." In the photo from the stands, the pair share a laugh – giving James the perfect setup for his prank.
Hoping that lightning will strike twice, Channing Tatum showed up at the Hollywood premiere of "22 Jump Street" at the Regency Village Theatre last night (June 10).
Joined by his lovely wife Jenna Dewan-Tatum, the "Magic Mike" hunk hammed it up with his partner in crime Jonah Hill as well as fellow funnyman Dave Franco.
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Stopping by the set of "Chelsea Lately," James Franco's younger brother explained a "nerve-wracking" scene from the flick, which he stars in alongside Seth Rogen and Zac Efron.
Kicking off the week with some media duties, Zac Efron and Dave Franco headed over to Rockefeller Plaza for an interview on the "Today" show this morning (May 5).
The "Neighbors" costars had a blast chatting with Matt Lauer, who at one point asked Efron about his Hollywood Reporter interview regarding drug abuse and addiction.
Looking forward to the exciting evening ahead, Seth Rogen, Dave Franco and Chris Pratt had their game faces on as they showed up to the 2014 MTV Movie Awards on Sunday night (April 13).
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Of the 55 companies honored, Quick Chek falls in the large company segment for NJBiz magazine.
WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. -- Quick Chek was recognized as one of the Best Places to Work in New Jersey by NJBiz, the Garden State's leading business publication, during an award ceremony Thursday, April 22, according to the company.
"Being an outstanding place to work is at the cornerstone of Quick Chek's mission and core values," said Bob Graczyk, vice president of human resources for the convenience store chain. "We pride ourselves in creating an environment where our team members not only like their work, but like those they work with along with the customers they serve."
The weekly business journal's Best Places to Work survey and award program was designed to identify, recognize and honor the best places of employment in New Jersey, benefiting the state's economy, its workforce and businesses. The Best Places to Work in New Jersey program is made up of 55 companies split into two groups: 30 medium-sized companies (25-249 employees) and 25 large-sized companies (more than 250 employees). Quick Chek has been named one of the Best Places to Work in New Jersey in the large category.
"Becoming one of NJBiz's Best Places to Work in New Jersey validates this commitment to our more than 2,600 employees as we continue our work to provide our customers with fresh food choices, outstanding coffee and a dedicated staff of customer service representatives who create an inviting atmosphere in all of our stores," said Graczyk.
Companies from across the state entered the two-part process to determine the 55 Best Places to Work in New Jersey. The first part consisted of evaluating each nominated company's workplace policies, practices, philosophy, systems and demographics -- worth approximately 25 percent of the total evaluation. The second part consisted of an employee survey to measure the employee experience -- worth approximately 75 percent of the total evaluation.
The combined scores determined the top companies and the final ranking. Best Companies Group managed the overall registration and survey process. Additionally they analyzed the data provided and used their expertise to determine the final rankings.
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Central London office construction hits eight-year highNovember 17, 2016There's now 14.8m sq ft of offices being developed across the heart of the capital.
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Central London office take-up drops 45% in run up to EU referendumAugust 9, 2016Occupiers committed to 1.4m sq ft of offices in the heart of London between April and June, according to Bilfinger GVA.
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Love Hina's Ken Akamatsu Starts Free Manga Download Service
Veteran mangaka Ken Akamatsu, the master storyteller behind such popular series as Love Hina and Mahou Sensei Negima, has announced his latest project, J-Comi, a website that will offer free downloads for out-of-print manga titles. This initiative is inspired by a two-way frustration with the modern manga industry: on one side, the oppressive control of publishing companies; on the other, the lawless thievery of unauthorized scanlators.
J-Comi promises to be completely free of charge, with no time restrictions — it will be funded entirely through advertising revenues. Authors will receive payment relative to traffic, with J-Comi itself taking 0% commission. The series will be released in high resolution PDF format; moreover, there will be no DRM (digital rights management) shenanigans, meaning that users will be free to make copies and distribute them among friends.
The J-Comi beta will start on November 26th, piloted by the 14 volumes of Akamatsu's classic harem manga Love Hina. The number of hits/downloads in the next few months will be used as an indicator of the viability of the business model; if it is deemed a success, the site will formally launch on January 10th next year and expand its catalogue to include the works of other contributing mangaka including Ryusei Deguchi (Abenobashi Mahou Shoutengai, Dollgun).
According to Wired editor-in-chief Chris Anderson, author of Free: The Future of a Radical Price, "$0.00 is the future of business". It's worked for many products and services, but no such breakthrough has appeared in the world of manga. We'll have to see how well the business models translate — depending on the success of J-Comi, this could be the impetus for publishers to start exploring the possibility of online distribution, particularly for licensed translations in English and other languages. Weeaboos of the world, rejoice!
Since the demise of browser-based scanlation viewer OneManga, there has been a big void in the online otaku community that has seen few developments in recent months. By utilizing new business models, bold initiatives like J-Comi and OpenManga provide a glimmer of hope for the future. If they do well, perhaps one day we will see scanlators (and fansubbers) legitimately crowdsourced, working hand-in-hand with distributors in a new synthesis that is both accessible to the fans and profitable for the original artists.
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- The Penguins of Madagascar intro, characters passing by sequence (Thomas version, 2004-2008) and the Shining Time Station outro are used together.
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Part of the austerity measures just passed by the Greek government involves the cutting of 150,000 government jobs over the next four years. Considering the size of Greece, this is pretty draconian.
Greece's population is somewhere north of 11 million people. Canada is roughly three times that. So imagine being asked to cut 450,000 Canadian government jobs over the next four years.
It's actually unimaginable as there aren't that many jobs in our government to begin with (at least not if you only count federal employees).
Perhaps this helps us understand part of the puzzle as to what got them into trouble? Too much government? In the end, it was certainly just spending more than they earned, plain and simple.
Not ever one can tye a double windsor knot as well as you can Preet,an not ever one can change there timing belt,but we can pay by the hour for are investment advice we need…I'm sure my advisor spends more time on his golf swing ,then looking at my investments,but he will invite me to a golf turny this August.
they spent more than they earned but it was their government' fault because the government was responsible to not let their citizen creating more debt
an now Italy and Spain are next
You have to remember, however, that in many European countries doctors, nurses, teachers, and university professors are all considered government employees. In Canada these individuals (of whom there must be several hundred thousand) are not considered government employees even though they are paid by the government. Laying off 150,000 Greek government employees is a huge number but it may not translate directly to a Canadian context.
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Number ten . The California UFOrb.Southern California. May 5th, 2016
In may, 2016 this footage was shot Over Southern California. It shows a meteor type object burning out within earth s atmosphere. Next a bright orb is seen detaching from the first unknown object.
The orbs speed and manoeuvrability seems impossible as it leaves the frame.
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Location: Norwalk, Iowa, U.S | Date of UFO sighting: August 18, 2016
A man Driving home spots peculiar lights in the distant clear sky. He gets closer and starts to film. Fascinated, the witness pulls over for a better look.
Number Eight. Iowa Lights Display | Location: South Carolina
At 9:15, 3 bright orange objects were seen to the north-east night sky. Multiple witness statements were taken. "They were moving slowly to the west and rotating around each other slowly, our neighbours came out and we all witnessed it. I have never seen anything in the sky like that before"
Number Seven. The Plasma Orb Location: North Poland – Węgorzewo
On June 12, 2016 this plasma orb UFO was recorded over the skies of North Poland. The clip shows a bright orb flying across the sky. Displaying an ability to change in shape and density.
Number Six UFO in Florida. Date of sighting: January 2016.Location of sighting: Dunnellon, Florida
Shot over the skies of Dunnellon, Florida. While driving a UFO is spotted hovering in the sky. The Object increases in brightness before quickly disappearing from sight.
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Florida Sunset Anomaly . April 8th 2016 | Location Florida US
This Bright Light was caught on film while watching the sun setting over Florida's sky's.
Number Four April 05th 2016.
The International Space station's Live feed was recorded using a mobile device while steaming NASA's live feed. Notice the orb like object appear just above the earth's orbit. The Feed was cut shortly after the anomaly was seen.
Number Three. Milwaukee, WI – September 16, 2016
Spotted by four witnesses while sitting on a front porch. moving and hover for a few minutes before flying out of view. Minutes later a second object is seen creating a white strip in the sky. as it passed over the moon.
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A couple driving home notice a bright light. The object was filmed and remains unexplained. Multiple witnesses in the area also claim to have seen the craft.
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A star like object is spotted in the night sky. on filming , something far more unusual than a star,or any known aviation technology is seen. This footage was taken in Enfield, London. notice in parts, a clear triangle shape with a central sphere can be depicted. Much like previous sightings reported around the World.


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What is a CNC Router?
A CNC routing machine takes an image off of a computer and uses X, Y, & Z coordinates to carve out that image of a material. Routers can use a variety of hard materials but the most common thing to use is wood. Before they implemented the CNC software routers would have to cut manually. A CNC router follows a computer numeric code on a path while cutting. A CNC router is able to rotate much faster than a CNC Mill because it cuts wood and has a lot less force of vibration.
CNC technology was started in the 1950s by John Parsons with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. They were first used for military manufacturing. Military aircraft required intricate parts that needed very precise cuts that would be easier to make on a CNC machine. The first machines were not as high tech as today's machines. The early machines were fed a numeric code by a punched paper. Today computers can directly import code to the CNC machine.
Here are some variations of the CNC technology
CNC Lathes- A lathe spins the work in a spindle while a fixed cutting tool approaches the work to slice chips off of it.
CNC Milling Machines- in a mill, the cutter is placed in the spindle where it rotates. The work moves past the cutter so chips may be sliced off. Routers are similar to milling machines but they usually spin faster than mills
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There are many benefits to a CNC router. First off is the fact that it is a machine and doesn't require human skills to create the work. This solves a large problem of user error and inaccurate cuts. Since it is a machine it doesn't need someone constantly watching over it, besides when it needs maintenance of course. Machines are going to be running based of code so it will be easy to predict how long each part is going to take to be completed. Probably the best quality of a CNC machine is it's repeatability and ability to make the same outcome many times.
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I like my kitchen full of glasswares...vintage looking glasswares. What a perfect ribbed carafe. Order of one please...order of one.Added 9 Years Ago from Crate and Barrel
Chrome in the kitchen is just a little too cold for my taste. So I like the wicker work. It warms it up a bit. This chrome plated copper carafe has a vacuum hard glass liner that keeps liquids hot for up to 12 hours.
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Lisa Raitt has gone shark fishing! As someone who grew up in the era of the epic Jaws films, she knows it can be a pretty bloody endeavour to catch the big fish, but well worth the glory if you do.
Last week, Raitt, who to date has had generally a quite uneventful Conservative leadership campaign, decided to go after Kevin O'Leary and to a lesser degree Kellie Leitch. Raitt had a news conference at the national press theatre in Ottawa during what is normally a sleepy post-Christmas/early new year time to announce the launch of the website StopKevinOLeary.com.
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"Well, well, well...what is this?..." Rukalor asked himself, holding a stone tablet he found while clearing out the underground space for his Bloodslasher breeding.
Brushing off the dust, the stone tablet was inscribed with a phrase, in ancient Solisii...
The Void's Wrath
Chapter 2: Light and its Limits
"Why have you even called me? You seem fine..." Clemethai asked Seventy, as they walked up the stairs. (Well, Clemethai sort of floated, since he's a spirit.
"I need to get...up there." Seventy said, pointing towards the raging Void. With a shake of his head, Clemethai turned to Sixty and explained,
"No. I am your god, however you are stuck with whatever power I hold. In short, I cannot get you up into the sky. My followers, the Soliis, Solis in singular, were once great friends with the people of the Sky God, who could most definitely be able to get you into that...thing, but his temple is far off, into the Airgale Desert. The Sky God, Storwin, had the most power when in direct sunlight, with no obstructions around him. So, his "home" is the desert."
Confused, Seventy, Anna, and Adam looked at each other with the same confusion, and Adam finally asked of Clemethai,
"Why do you keep saying had? What happened to Storwin?"
"...That's for you to find out at the temple." Clemethai answered, looking as though he felt a pang of regret, which in fact he did.
"So, are we going?" Anna asked, looking at Seventy. He simply replied, "What choice do we have? We gotta get to The Void somehow."
And so the now 4 adventurers set off, past the outskirts of the city, to make the 3-day trip to the Airgale Desert. They stopped and rested at "checkpoint" cities, and forged on from there. The Void watched over them, traveling through the sky day and night like an everlasting moon.
Along the way, Clemethai tought Seventy how to use his light powers to their full potential, and gave him an Elemental Sword, which was to be fused with an element to be at its strongest.
Once they finally reached the ruins of Storwin's temple, formally titled the "Soligale Monastery", it looked far from its original, grand-scale state. The entire aboveground section of the temple was gone, save for a few broken pillars and the doors to the underground section, which were so closed in that it took all 4 (though Clemethai couldn't have been of much help) to open them.
Inside the underground portion of the Soligale Monastery, they realized that below the sand it was less monastery and more of a crypt, housing the bodies of what looked like several important figures in the Sky People society, as they were dressed in elaborate, ornate clothes that had apparently stood the test of time as well. They also saw many out-of-place artifacts, assuming those belonged to the Soliis.
But, they still had a mission, and it did not include plundering the crypts of the temple. They needed to find out what happened to Storwin, and if he left any clues as to how to get into the sky.
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When I saw a tweet from GalleyCat that read "Random House staffers share their teen crushes in a book trailer; who was your teen crush?" I immediately assumed it would be from children's book editors. As much as I would have loved that, I was tickled to find some of the more venerable names from the very literary Knopf talking about the guys and gals that made them swoon, to promote Allison Pearson's I Think I Love You. It turns out that Allison had a thing for David Cassidy as a teen, as does the protagonist of her book. I don't want to reveal who crushed on whom, because it was just so much fun to hear Judith Jones and Chip Kidd acting so silly in the video. Definitely worth three minutes!
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That was adorable.
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what advice do you have to get rid of Moles and Voles down here in Zone 9A
they destroy my Amaralys beds,
Varigated ginger and just about every bit of St Augustine grass is tunneled and roots destroyed,
Are you tired of planting tulips and crocus bulbs only to have them disappear because mice and squirrels find them to be a tasty snack?
There are plenty of other bulbs that are less attractive to rodents and by planting early, mid-season, and late bloomers we can stretch the show into summer. Here are just a few, in order of their appearance in the garden:
'Flore Pleno' is a double-flowering variety that signals the end of winter, even if it has to push up through a covering of snow and ice to do it.
Although it is considered a "minor" bulb, it gives maximum effort, forming large colorful drifts that are a sight to behold! Best of all, squirrels won't touch it!
Its nodding checkered blossoms come in varying shades of purple and white.
In the lily family, it grows 24-32 inches tall bearing lavender flowers high above its long narrow leaves.
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Get inspired by Robin Sweetser's backyard gardening tips. Robin has been a contributor to The Old Farmer's Almanac and the All-Seasons Garden Guide for many years. She and her partner Tom have a small greenhouse business and also sell plants, cut flowers, and vegetables at their local Farmer's Market.
what advice do you have to get rid of Moles and Voles down here in Zone 9A
they destroy my Amaralys beds,
Varigated ginger and just about every bit of St Augustine grass is tunneled and roots destroyed,
Mole tunnels can damage your plant roots but they are carnivores so they don't eat roots and bulbs, preferring to dine on caterpillars, grubs, and earthworms. Voles share tunnels with moles and they do eat plants so they are probably the ones doing the damage. You can try trapping them by placing mouse traps baited with fruit flavored bubblegum or apple slices spread with peanut butter near the entrance to a tunnel. Cover the trap with a large black nursery pot to keep it dark since voles do most of their damage at night. One female vole can have up to 100 babies in a year! They do have lots of natural predators including cats, weasels, hawks, owls, snakes, and foxes.


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It is rare that a new company enters the war for the home router, but this year we have seen Google launch the OnHub and now Synology bring their expertise to the RT1900ac. Google has opted for an easy to use approach, using app based setup and limiting the device to a single LAN Ethernet port. Synology has followed a more traditional route with their hardware, including the standard four LAN ports and offering expansion through USB and SD cards. Where Synology makes its mark is in the software, bringing the popular look and feel of their DiskStation Manager interface and offering new features through the use of Synology apps.
The RT1900ac uses the proven Broadcom BCM58622 chipset, featuring a Dual Core 1GHz ARM Cortex A9 processor paired with 4 GB Flash and 256 MB DDR3 RAM. The processor should be speedy enough for most tasks, but the small amount of RAM is potentially concerning for a device that offers so many features.
The RT1900ac enters a market full of competitors offering Wi-Fi at AC1900 speeds, and retails at a competitive $149/£110. With the Wi-Fi speed race hotting up (we are seeing speeds of up to AC5300 promised), does the AC1900 standard provide enough bandwidth to satisfy our readers?
Synology hopes that their slick interfaces and expandable software will help them to secure a place in this competitive market. Let's find out how this smart router compares to the rivals.
What's in the Box?
The Synology RT1900ac comes in a smart-looking cardboard box with product details on a colourful sticker, introducing the basic features and specifications of the router.
Open it up and you are presented with a well-packaged router and a separate box containing the three omni-directional high-gain antennas, compact power supply, stand, quick start guide, and black Ethernet cable.
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interesting review but it would also be interesting where you got your router from and how much it cost 🙂 Perhaps you could add that information.
Well, it was sent to us directly from Synology and the price is mentioned in the review 🙂
I guess I overlooked that – thanks for the clarification
No problem 🙂
damn lucky! I envy you
Don't get too carried away – we only get to loan them for a few weeks before the products are returned! 🙂
lol that's sad and what's even sad is that it won't be available for purchase until 2016
Very disappointed at why you did not benchmark this against a competitors of its class (AC1900), for example, Asus AC68U, Netgear R7000, Linksys EA6900 or DLink 880L. Your list only had the WRT1900AC that is the same class, all other routers in your benchmarks are either a class above or below.
You are reviewing a new product from a manufacturer with zero previous products, you should compare it to products of the same class from other manufacturers.
You are NOT reviewing a range of products from the same manufacturer, which would actually make sense to review products from low to mid to high class range.
We can benchmark against routers that are sent to us for review. If ASUS and D-Link want to submit their kit for review, they'd be included. FWIW we've requested review samples recently from both manufacturers, and have received no response from them.
We can only pass an opinion on the products we see.
Excuses, excuses.
If you were serious about your review / article / website, you would use the advertising revenue you get from us readers, and you would go out there and buy those ASUS, DLink router 2nd hand, test them, benchmark them, and sell them back out 2nd hand. Heck, you can even borrow them from your tech friends, those are super popular devices.
Saying you asked but didn't get a response is the level of excuse I expect from my primary school child. A tech geek should have more problem solving skills than that….
Thanks for the feedback. 🙂
You greatly overstate the revenue most sites like this make. For most of them their revenue barely covers the cost of hosting the server and website with the necessary bandwidth. Your standard ISP is usually not too happy about using a home bandwidth plan for hosting a web site, etc.
Erf, too bad there's no Link Aggregation…. Which is kind of odd since they are making NAS with built in support of that….
I don't really know if it's valuable then in my case ;
But apps like Download Station and Media server would clearly ease the use of my old and brave 412+ ; So this may be something to look up.
The task for media server is a bit CPU intensive ; Did you tried it with a NAS and compared those two (using it on a NAS and using it on the router) ? If so, is there a gap between those two ? or is it transparent enough to switch the task to the router instead of keeping it on the NAS ?
exactly my point.. I was really hoping to see Link Aggregation featured
does anyone know the signal strength of the antennae in mW's (milliwatts)? Thanks
Wondering if you tested the guest network function. Would you need separate VLAN's as you would normally, or does this router somehow manage that itself?


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Over the past few years Canadian pianist Kris Davis has become one of the most valuable players in New York's progressive jazz and improvised-music scene. Not for nothing did Jason Moran put her on his year-end list for Artforum, writing, "Her range is impeccable: she tackles prepared piano, minimalism, and jazz standards, all under one umbrella." And none of her recordings makes for a bigger umbrella than the forthcoming quintet album Capricorn Climber (Clean Feed). Davis, saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock, drummer Tom Rainey, bassist Trevor Dunn, and violist Mat Maneri first played together as an improvising combo, but the pianist was so pleased with the results that she decided to write music for the group. Davis's imaginative charts not only leave plenty of space for spontaneous expression, they also make it tricky to tell what's composed and what isn't. Across the collection there's a surging, shape-shifting feel, so that the music seems to expand and contract more than leap and swing; Maneri's grainy microtonal lines are especially at home in this liquid environment, filling in any gaps with sensual, slow-moving glissandos. Despite this sense of fluid motion, though, the album is never sleepy—the musicians interact with a hair-trigger alacrity that's entirely exhilarating. Just as crucially, everyone's improvisations seem to be guided by a finely honed composer's impulse—they're well constructed and feel like developed gestures and themes, not just shapeless groping. It's still early in 2013, but I suspect Capricorn Climber will turn out to be one of the year's highlights. Tonight superb Norwegian bassist Eivind Opsvik fills in for Dunn. —Peter Margasak
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Blake Macek of Sulphur Springs, now the punter for the University of North Texas recently was given the Iron Eagle Award at Denton prior to Saturday's spring football game. This award is based on the amount of points earned based on the top player's (the entire football team) performance -leadership, work out intensity, goals/performance and mental fortitude - during spring workouts. This is the first time a specialist/punter has won this award.
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In Oct.of 2007 my hole life stopped. My mother was diagnosed with a kidney problem. My mother never had any sickness.After I beg her to retire this came about. I felt guilty . maybe she wouldn't have gotten sick if i wouldn't beg her to retire. But the good thing about I was able spend her last 90 days with her. She yet was still strong and holding on to Gods hand. I couldn't hear any of the word she was telling me because the fear of losing her was on my mind.On Jan. 27,2008 she sat up in the hospital and told me its almost time for her to go home .....fear shock my body I went from truthing to trembling. On the next morning my mother start to tell me what she excepted me to do. I look at her as if she was crazy. I said to her i haven't gotten marriage yet. With that funny look on her face she said who said you going to get marriage as she always say.....giggling.back to the funeral arrangement as she told me everything she wanted i begin to cry ...she said no crying i been praying for you all my life and your going to be fine. As i kiss her getting ready headed back to Miami she said make sure you get everything i told you with a big smile. My body felt weak. but i stood strong as the woman she taught me to be.The last words i heard from my mother was im going to try and hanging in there til you get back but if i don't......you got this carry on as you do you are the chose one out of the twelve sibling. I turn to pray with her as i finished, her words was He will carry you through i had done my duty. My mother went home to glory January 28,2008. It seems as if it was yesterday. My heart goes out to any one with a loss of a love one. May the glory of the lord protect us and carry us through.
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