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I'm very thin. But I'm not shaped proportionally like a model. I have wide shoulders, big boobs (34C), and NO hips. Not too much of a butt, either, though perhaps not COMPLETELY flat. I just hate my body sometimes and wonder why any guy would be attracted to it because it's just not womanly. I see all these women with hips and butts who are normal sizes. And then here I am, all skinny with football shoulders and box hips. I do have really nice long legs, plus there's my boobs, but at the end of the day is that really anywhere near attractive as a more traditionally shaped woman? Be 100% honest.
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post a picture... you're describing yourself from your eyes... unreliable and biased00|00|0
Google "Elle macpherson sports illustrated" that is exactly how my body looks minus the skimpy swimwear and professional photography
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I would but it's 3 in the morning where I live right now... dark, already in bed and pajamas, not happening :/
i'm not asking you to hang out... i'm informing you if you want honest and accurate responses, that's what's required.
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"omg I'm so ugly Google pictures of this model and that's totally what I look like"
😉😂😂 LMAO this is the internet, so of course you look like a model. You "don't have pics" (imagine that) so it's likely that you're lying and just thirsty as fuck for some attention.
I hate compliment fishing girls. You do realize how stupid it sounds when you're like "omg soooo ugly tell me im totes beautiful", right?
You don't look like Elle Macpherson. Just be honest with yourself, take a couple pictures of your real body, and learn to love it without lying and looking for attention on the internet. 😚😚11|00|0


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Posted on 03/23/2010 8:31:19 AM PDT by OldDeckHand
WASHINGTON - Federal prosecutors are considering filing weapons charges against former top officials of the Blackwater Worldwide private security company on allegations that they illegally stockpiled automatic rifles at its headquarters, The Associated Press has learned.
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He knows Blackwater would probably stand with the American people when the Obama thugs try a coup.
They're an operational military contractor ... why wouldn't they have a stockpile of automatic weapons?
Shows the folly of trusting Uncle Sam when he calls upon you and says, "Don't worry about that stuff, I got it covered."
One year, maybe. Next year? Jail time.
Apparently someone was TOO good at their job and didn't read the memo that the Obama-led effort in Afghanistan is all politically-inspired ARTIFICE designed to endlessly move sideways, balancing muzzie/leftism with Joe Six Pack's reasonably expectation that he do SOMETHING.
Yep....go after the guys that did the work that our military was not allowed to do and make them responsible for all the mistakes our government made. What a group of idiots we have in Washington. I hope Blackwater stands tall.
"Yep....go after the guys that did the work that our military was not allowed to do and make them responsible for all the mistakes our government made. What a group of idiots we have in Washington."
They are not idiots, but they are the enemy of free people. Make no mistake, BO and his gang of corrupt czars, cabinet and allies in congress are the domestic enemy that are taking down the country from within.
I long ago advised Blackwater to put its headquarters on a privately owned Caribbean island, outside of US jurisdiction. Had they done so, they could have set up like the French Foreign Legion, recruited top talent from around the world, and been out of range of much of the American "lawfare".
They could still have branch offices in the US, and all their relations with the USG would be via contract with guaranteed immunity.
For at least 500 years, mercenary armies were the cost effective alternative to standing armies in Europe. They are likely the wave of the future, for many missions in which it would be utterly wasteful and terribly expensive to use US military personnel.
They couldn't do that and still contract with the DOD, and especially the DOS to provide diplomatic security details. Our procurement regulations wouldn't have allowed for it, nor would our opsec requirements, FWIW.
I think it's part of the greater war against white people: They must be disenfranchised for the overall plan to be successful.
They just need to realize that if the SHTF I may have to use one or two now and then. I promise that I'll clean them really well afterward! :-)
That's all organizational and contractual. Enough of Xe could remain in CONUS to match any requirements, with other missions in the Caribbean, and likely some spin-off companies to create a Chinese wall.
Likely there would be a detachment in Africa, as well. The bottom line is self defense from those who want to destroy Xe.
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How can you find out if a guy you meet at a bar or night club wants more then just sex? I have dated someone that i met at a party, but thats over a year now, and all the other guys i have met while going out just wanted sex.
I have met guys at clubs and they have aksed for my number, but i never hear from them. And yes i know its a very bad place to meet guys, but where im from its not reallyh that normal to walk up to girls or guys on the street, or at a cafe etc. Its more exeptable to meet them when your at club/bar etc, or school/work. And since i dont go to school and that everyone at my workplace are women in the ages 30+ and dont see how i can meet someone there.
So if i met a guy and we talked for a while, and he didn't ask for my number or facebook, does that automatically mean he only wants sex/he just want mer or that night, or can it mean other things? for exemple if i have to ask for his number or Facebook etc, does that mean he doesn't want to know me/hang out or whatever or could it be because he dont know if i like him or not?
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You don't give up sex right away, that's how. I would say to simply ask the guys if they're looking for more but obviously lies exist for a reason. By abstaining from intercourse you're telling the guy "I'm not looking for meaningless sex, so you're not going to get it". If they keep contact with you for more than a week that's probably a good sign.00|00|0
Okay, is it really that easy? :) I dont have sex with people anyways, but sometimes i do make out with them at the club. And should i talk to several guys in one night or should i just take one at time?
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Well I'll be honest, I myself don't think I'm the most qualified to answer those questions as I'm a pretty shy guy and would never set foot in either venue. BUT, what I can assume is that most guys in a club are fairly confident and their goal is in fact to get a woman (guys aren't going to clubs to fist pump for 3 hours to bad music and exotic lights... they're trying to get laid). Point being that if they wanted to be with you on a more personal level they'd be able to ask for your info and contact you later.
And about the multiple guy thing, I'd say to keep your options open but wouldn't suggest making out with several guys in a span of a week.


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Defiance Gregg was a popular astrologer.
Her parents moved their family from New York to Vincentown, NJ in 1937. After leaving school, Defiance Gregg began her career by working for Bell Telephone Company. She married in January 1944. She left the work force until her children went to school returning to work as a switchboard operator. In 1957, Defiance Gregg, her husband and two sons moved to California and then to Alaska in 1958. Her next job was at a PX in Alaska as a cashier.
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After returning home, Defiance's family talked her into becoming an attendant for State Colony for the Retarded to get her mind off her husband's death. It was also during this time that Defiance attended college in 1968 where she studied astrology and writing.
Later, she became a partner in a newspaper circulation promotion business for more than ten years. She lived in Alaska for about twenty years and during the last five years she lived as a companion to her fisherman son on a boat in Alaska. She moved to Oregon in May 1989. During those years, she continued to study and become competent in astrology.
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In March 2007 she suffered a stroke and left Seaside, OR to live with her son and daughter-in-law in Salem, OR. She died at the age of 86.
(From the obituary on the Astrologer's Memorial, written by Arlene DeAngelus)
- Relationship : Marriage 1944
- Social : Change of Lifestyle 1957 (Moved to California)
- Social : Change of Lifestyle 1958 (Moved to Alaska)
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Steinbrecher collection: Quotes her in Mercury Hour Ext 7/l988.
To Arlene DeAngelus she gave 17:15, perhaps a rectification.
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A UK supporter of persecution charity Open Doors has spent a week 'living like a refugee' to raise funds to run a children's camp for Syrian refugees in Lebanon, before travelling to Lebanon to help to lead the children's camps.
Hazel* set herself the challenge of spending seven nights in a tent in her garden, wearing the same clothes every day, only taking one cold shower during the week, only spending £10 on food for the week, and cycled to work each day, which was a 30-mile round trip. "I don't think I'd been that hungry for a very long time. My hair took on entirely new matted qualities," she says.
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Hazel then travelled to Lebanon with persecution charity Open Doors to spend a few days helping to run children's camps for Syrian refugees in partnership with local churches. "We did all the typical things that you'd do in a kid's camp in England: face painting, singing songs, playing games, parachutes that you play games with, dramas. It was absolute chaos, but good chaos!"
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"The church there do things like the camp fairly regularly, and they do also have a centre where a number of those children come for lessons, so they're getting an education, and have activities throughout the week. It was good to know that we were going as part of a long-term project; we were giving them a short-term boost, but still facilitating something that really is long term which was really good."
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Ann Kathryn Kehoe of AnnKat Designs creates gorgeous jewelry that strives to maintain balance in composition and style. Kehoe's work is modern and unique, yet draws from tradition. Her pieces include healing gemstones and her work celebrates personal growth and positivity. I, personally, am magnetically drawn the the Raw Sodalite Gemstone Necklace and I realize that balance is, perhaps, the strongest influence we can choose in our lives and what better way than to adorn ourselves with pieces that remind us of that. AnnKat Designs is full of reminders. Find your own.
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I have discovered that the only way I can possibly have any time for myself is if I ask for help. It has been a very humbling life lesson since having children and I still struggle a bit with the fact that I can't do EVERYTHING. My 3 year old goes with his grandma for a couple hours a week and that gives me a bit of time to at least catch up on the big projects. I find my balance when I swallow my pride.
I balance my life by setting myself a schedule. Even though I work from home, I tell myself to work from around 10am to about 4-5pm, and make sure I give myself proper breaks in between. There are times when I have to push beyond that, but then I make up for it later by giving myself days off or maybe working half days. I also try not to work on weekends or late into the night unless it's absolutely necessary or it's something I can multitask like knitting.
This is something I struggle with a bit. I think the most important part of achieving balance in my life is to get out into nature as much as possible, which is hard to find the time to do. Luckily my back yard is pretty wild and will suffice, so getting out and gardening helps me feel balanced.
I seek balance by climbing, hauling, and pulling myself to the top of 14ers – mountains over 14,000 feet high. We have over 50 of them here in Colorado. Some of them have made me appreciate life because they have been terrifying and death-defying; others have been calm, peaceful sunrise hikes to the top that simply make me feel happy and connected to this earth. All of them get me away from my office where I am more connected to my touch screen and my computer mouse than the people I love and the place I live. Hiking provides that necessary balance.
Balance is beautiful to me, in part because it reminds me to think about what things matter in my life. Seek balance reminds me a lot of something that happened when I was a child. My mother used to take me to grocery store and have me estimate how much the produce we picked out weighed before we put it on the scale. It built great estimation skills in me – I can always tell you how much a bag of apples weighs! – and I think a healthy sense of thinking carefully about "weighing" things in my mind.
Beyond what we did at the grocery store, my mom taught me to be mindful, and thoughtful, to use my mind as a tool to keep things even. The first and most important thing I do to maintain balance is to think through my day every night while I'm getting ready for bed. I ask myself how it felt – what was good, what was hard. And it comes from that mental practice that I am able to work toward balance. When something feels bad in my day, instead of just forgetting it or ignoring it, I revisit it at night and try to think about solutions.
In conclusions, moms are great. I'm thankful mine taught me to "weigh" things in my head.
I find balance by being present. When I am at work, I am multi-tasking like crazy and getting as much done as possible. But when I am home, I try to put away the phone as much as possible and be present with my husband and kids. The balance goes away for me when I try to do all things at all times.
I meditate, surround myself with positive, supportive friends and get outside and put my hands in the dirt. Nothing works better for me than connecting with the earth, focusing on my breath and being aware of all of the beauty that surrounds us.
I try to have a little bit of time for myself by myself. It can be just watching my favorite show or reading or going on-line to read blogs. It helps me to recharge and start a new day.
I make lists and get the noise out of my head. Then I prioritize those lists. Being organized helps me stay on task, stay motivated and keep from turning into scary mommy!
I think devoting to to faithful activities, for example reading religious scriptures is really helpful. Though this world is becoming more and more less revolved around religion, it feels to me that it makes me feel better about myself, and its hopeful. Depending on how religion is interpreted to the person. What I mean is my having hope in ones life, it helps to 'balance' out their activities. By dedicating certain times of the day for different activities, it helps create a routine, which inevitably feels good, which depends on the mindset and mood of the individual. I think it helps a lot, but sometimes it doesn't work well, if you haven't got that religious motivation, which most of us will lack due to what the world has become today. Another thing I feel which helps to put 'balance' into my life is by note-taking anything you've done. Though it might be hard at first, but keeping a note of where you might have gone, bought etc helps to jog your memory which we need to keep rack of our lives and organise future events.
I always work at not being stressed. I really try to just trust God, and not worry…because where does that get you? 🙂 Life is so beautiful and amazing; so many times I just try to speed up without enjoying where I'm at!
I seek balance by having a plan. Staying organized keeps my head above water!
It's hard in my field to feel justified for taking any breaks or personal time at all; but I learned a while ago to keep my Friday evenings for me and me alone. Even if the highlight of the evening is just flopping down on the couch, having a time set aside in which the time is entirely my own has proven really helpful in centering my life and keeping relaxed.
I seek balance through meditation,crystal healing,energy healing ang yoga.I try to meditate and crystal heal every day.I also do yoga and energy healing a few times a week.It is hard for me as I'm a mother of three with Crohns.When my son naps I take the time to go in the yard in the grass and be one with the earth and nature.It keeps me grounded and puts love and light in my heart.Would love to win any of the two stunning pieces.Thank you!Namaste✌❤
I dont think I am balanced..Its something I strive for…but as a mother of two and a wife..as well as a business owner I give a heck of a lot of me to everything else. I go into my day thinking that I will do more for me..and somehow by the days end..it just hasnt happened…A great eye opening question and something that I need to work on
I seek balance everyday. As soon as the scales are even they just tip my way or the other. The way it usually goes is the other, not quite in my favor, so I feel like I spend my extra time clawing to catch my breath. I have tried many things such as scheduling everything and planning nothing and taking it one day/hour at a time. Through both of those experiences I've learned to let the little things go, ask for help, and step back and breathe. One day I will achieve balance. I will just keep trying, breathing, relaxing, creating, and planning (or not) until balance clicks into place.
I seek balance between my social and work life. This is a very common challenge to most, but recently joining the full time workforce I have been spinning in circles and find that my friends and family are being thrown out of my vortex. I try to find balance by sitting down every night or morning depending on my schedule and call my friends and family to catch up and to show I still care and seek their presence in my life.
I seek balance by making sure that I have enough time to recharge and be by myself. I tend to book myself up, especially during the week, with happy hours and other commitments, but have found that I need at least two days with nothing planned in the evening. Otherwise I start to feel overwhelmed and exhausted.
Each day has a new balance requirement and need. Knowing that I'm halfway there…
I'd love to be able to say something really zen, like meditation or yoga, but what I really do is save Saturday night for a date with my husband. Sometimes Fridays and occasionally Sunday, but always Saturday. We both work full time (big deal) and I'm in law school on most week nights, so our standing Saturday night date is something to look forward to each week.
I find that when I'm imbalanced, I need to look outside of myself. So, I meditate on who in my life needs some love and support, whether it's shut-ins in the neighborhood or a friend going through a difficult time, focusing on how I can help them brings my life into perspective and helps me to feel right in the world. That and getting on the floor and letting my three wild little boys attack me.
exercise! it helps me stay balanced and sane. 🙂
Exercise definitely helps me stay balanced, along with a routine life. Things have to be in order for me to function.
as much as i would like to do as many things as possible, in life we have to make decisions and prioritise certain things over others, like i can't spend all my time studying and not spend time with God, family and friends, or neglect one area at the expense of all. i find my balance by knowing my priorities and sticking to them, and not be laden with the sense of guilt from not spending enough time with friends and such even if they try to guilt-trip me because i know i'm doing the best i can 🙂
I feel balanced when I choose to be content. Sometimes I think it's really about perspective and attitude because circumstances, situations, requirements they are what they are but it's unmet expectations, frustrations, & stress that throw people off. I usually just need to slow down (sometimes physically, but mostly emotionally) and things fall into place.
I work at a 9-5 and put in a lot of overtime and I do freelance design on the side. Finding a way to enjoy the simple pleasures in life and find time to be with my family is important, but so is my alone time. I make up for this by going to the gym and swimming in the morning. When I get home, my husband is awake and we spend time playing with the puppies and chatting about what our day will bring. At night we always come home and cook dinner together and discuss our day. We love hanging out and watching our favorite shows and always end the evening reading books together and unwinding. Sometimes I feel like my day is scheduled from start to end, but I really enjoy the scheduled fun parts!
It's really been tough these days; going through a 'not nice' divorce, taking care of my aging father, a flood in his home has me dealing with contractors and such – and then there is work. I am trying to take at least 2 20 minute breaks of silence for myself – usually a walk or time by the pool
I live a very stressful life that requires full attention on others in my life. It is difficult but important that I focus on myself during the day in order to be able to continue to help others. In order to find balance between helping others and keeping myself going I look to my boyfriend and my friends help encourage me throughout the day. My boyfriend is incredibly supportive and my friends help to push me to do my best! It is ESSENTIAL to have a great support group surrounding you in life! Thanks everyone <3
Balance for me is being mindful that perfect is the enemy of great.


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Eddie Aikau 2011
January 20, 2011 by staff
Eddie Aikau 2011, Legend has it that Eddie Aikau is always at night. And it may well happen that in Waimea Bay on the night of Wednesday 19 to Thursday, January 20, 2011 (count 11 hour time difference from Hawaii to 21 hours with us, it was not until 10 am there). All lights are flashing and the organizers are on a war footing in case of waves over 20 feet in favor of big wave riding would be to go tomorrow morning (tomorrow night for us).
But it is not enough of a "mammoth swell" off to Waimea wakes. It is necessary that this wave be well positioned with a northwest. If the swell is "too western", it is mitigated by the island of Kauai which absorbs some of its passage. This is what happened to the session last Sunday in Waimea, where the waves were much leaner than expected. It is also particularly important that the winds are favorable. It has happened in the past that swell enough to launch the Eddie is tempered by an unfavorable wind.
George Downing, the contest director, is aware of these hazards and said: "Let us not forget that we are not dealing here with a concrete stage to the competition. Surfers and major events are 100% dependent on many shades as the nature and even the latest sophisticated technology cannot predict with accuracy. We just say that there is the potential for waves of more than 6 meters. Maybe we will launch the contest, perhaps we do not launch, but in any case we will be ready when the bay will tell us the good day ("the bay calls the Day"). This is how this event is so special. We'll do exactly what Eddie and big wave surfers have been doing for years: to observe the evolution of the swell, be ready, and waking up in the morning to see what the day brings. "
"The latest forecasts for the North Shore Surfline Hawaii are very optimistic with a surfboard called good or epic. For Thursday, January 20, 2011, are announced waves of 25-30 feet (7.5 meters to 9 meters) with possible series to 40 feet (over 12 meters!) In some spots … The peak of the swell should be achieved in the morning before a very gradual decrease throughout the day. Pat Caldwell gives his weather forecast in the YouTube video below. If these forecasts are confirmed, there are thousands of spectators who are expected to attend the show with big traffic problems and to provide parking on the side of Waimea Bay.
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Fresh Assortment of New Quantum of Solace Photos
by Alex Billington
September 1, 2008
Source: DVD-Forum.at
Although we're in the thick of the film fest season where indies get more coverage than mainstream flicks, we can't forget some of the better looking fall films coming up, including specifically Quantum of Solace. Thanks to the guys over at DVD-Forum.at, we've got an exciting assortment of new photos from the upcoming James Bond film. A lot of these look fantastic, which is why I mentioned that I've been reminded of Quantum of Solace. Earlier today I couldn't think of anything that I was really looking forward to by the end of the year, since Harry Potter was moved. Now I'm reminded that Quantum of Solace, amongst others, looks great and will be one of the most highly anticipated films left to see this year.
There are quite a few more photos over on their website, but we've decided to feature the better looking ones below. I'm a huge Bond fan and these look great. Craig's return will definitely be heralded and I can't wait to see Mathieu Amalric's performance as the villain as well. Enjoy!
Quantum of Solace is directed by Marc Forster, of Monster's Ball, Finding Neverland, Stranger Than Fiction, and The Kite Runner previously. The screenplay was penned by both Robert Wade (Die Another Day, Johnny English, Casino Royale) and Paul Haggis (Crash, Million Dollar Baby, Flags of Our Fathers, Casino Royale). This is the 22nd Bond film in the series that first began back in 1962 with Dr. No. Sony Pictures will be releasing Quantum of Solace in theaters on November 14th this year.
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She's since pitched to NC IDEA, winning one of its $50,000 grants; Soar, earning one of four coveted mentee slots; and at DukeGen events, winning advice and support from Duke graduates in the beverage industry. She's frequently shared her story to American Underground teams at HelpFest, and wooed Google to earn her spot at Thursday's Demo Day in Silicon Valley.
Birgisson also won over family members with the Mati story—her uncle provided the seed funding to ramp up the business in December 2013.
But Thursday's pitch before big-name Silicon Valley investors puts her on a much bigger, global stage. Last year, the Google Demo Day audience included some of the biggest names in venture capital—500 Startups, Google Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz, along with AOL co-founder and Revolution Ventures investor Steve Case.
It'll be clear to those investors that Birgisson's story is different. Every other pitching company is involved in technology—yet hers started with a struggle with depression and a tea kettle in a dorm room and evolved over time to include a daily dose of chemistry, ingredient sourcing, packaging, logistics, branding, marketing and retailing.
Birgisson will make those differences play in her favor through what she calls "moments of fearlessness"—the same moments that helped her win over buyers at Kroger, Costco and Whole Foods over the last 18 months.
"I don't fit the traditional model for pitching at Google or the traditional mold for who gets an NC IDEA grant," she says. "But I'll have the same mentality as any sales meeting I go into—believe in yourself and that your product is of benefit to the other side."
Confidence aside, Birgisson has had some major prep to be ready for this week's pitch. Below, check out how she prepared for what could be the opportunity of a lifetime for Mati.
The Pitch
Critical to the entire opportunity is the pitch Birgisson will give before the crowd Thursday morning. It must be compelling yet concise, informational yet inspirational. To prepare the presentation and determine the content and tone of the pitch, she met weekly with Soar mentors John Austin and Lauren Whitehurst. She then hosted three sessions to pitch in front of the American Underground community and receive feedback.
The biggest aha: slow down at key moments so the audience can absorb the information.
The Negotiation
A likely outcome of Demo Day is meetings with investors—last year, Steve Case offered $100,000 investments to every demoing company and both Windsor Circle and Automated Insights made valuable investor connections at Demo Day. That possibility has required Birgisson update her business plan and create an expanded pitch deck with relevant financials. She worked with a lawyer to make sure all was in good legal order.
She also could receive a term sheet, and that meant thinking and doing research about possible valuations for her company. One realization in that process is that it's incredibly hard to value a company that is doubling sales every month and grew 666 percent in a year. Though energy drinks are commanding higher multiples than beverage industry standards—Coca-Cola acquired a 17 percent stake in Monster late last year at a multiple of 7 or 8 over trailing 12-month revenue.—her growth hasn't steadied enough to give an accurate picture of future revenue opportunity.
"It's more similar to a tech startup where you just try to come to an agreement on what I'm willing to give up and what they're willing to get for their money," she says.
The Media Attention
Birgisson met with PR experts Esther Campi and Billy Warden and her Soar mentors to talk about media targets and discuss story angles for both local and national audiences. Ellie Gamache from American Underground has worked for several weeks to pitch her story to various sources (CNN Money picked it up a week ago).
Birgisson's big takeaway from those meetings is to not be shy about sharing her version of "the American Dream," starting a company in a dorm room and eventually outpacing Red Bull in grocery store sales.
Readying the Product
Another outcome from Demo Day (and all the media attention) could be introductions to new retailers or distribution channels. And so Birgisson made sure fulfillment could ramp up with just a month's notice. She typically produces one to two batches of product a week, but she's already secured a production facility that could allow for higher volume production runs.
To expand sales into independent retail locations, gyms and offices within two hours of the Triangle, Mati has also set up its own smaller scale distribution and is in the process of buying a refrigerated van to make deliveries.
Though Birgisson only recently released a second flavor—cherry—she's working on a third. And this summer, she'll introduce a shelf-ready can, so that Mati can be stored in warehouses and sold on regular grocery shelves rather than in refrigerators.
Investors will be able to see her regular focus on improving her processes and building a portfolio of products.
Planning the First Spend
To participate in Google Demo Day, Birgisson is required to raise a $1 million to $4 million round. And so she had to form a plan for how she'd spend all that money—the company has been lean to date, with just two full-time employees.
Birgisson plans to spend a third of any funds to scale up manufacturing and a third for sales and marketing to get distribution all along the East Coast over the next 18 months. She'll also hire a third employee. Her goal is to continue to seek profitability (she is profitable today), so she'll quickly work toward earning back the money spent before raising any future rounds.
Remembering where she came from
Birgisson recognizes that her success is a result of community. It started with her experience in The Cube at Duke University—building her business alongside other aspiring student entrepreneurs. That motivated her to enter and win the Startup Challenge, which made it possible for her to take the big step of pursuing Mati full time after college.
Duke's Innovation & Entrepreneurship gave her free office space at American Underground for 18 months and sent her to California for pitch events before other Duke graduates. She hopes the Demo Day experience positions her to also pitch before the new Duke Angel Network and its matching investment fund.
"Duke is really showing that an education doesn't really end at commencement, but commencement is really the beginning of a new relationship with the university," she says.
Participation in American Underground events led her to Soar and the NC IDEA grant process. NC IDEA funds helped her introduce a second flavor, build out a new website and prepare for the investment round she hopes to raise after Demo Day. Soar mentors introduced Birgisson to Jonathan Prinz, a consultant who has performed branding work for American Express and Coca-Cola and has since taken on the Mati brand.
The Nerves
Practice has been key to helping to calm the nervous feeling of pitching on stage before dozens of high profile Silicon Valley investors, many of whom are expecting to see a field of tech companies.
Because Birgisson is the only entrepreneur at Demo Day building a consumer product brand, she feels some extra pressure. But she also hopes that it plays in her favor.
"Google had plenty of tech companies to choose from and chose Mati—they were excited enough about what we're doing and our traction to say, 'We want something different.''"


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Marseille defender Rod Fanni feels his side could have ended Manchester United's Champions League dream.
United opened the scoring after only five minutes of play and the full-back admitted that the start could hardly have been worse for Marseille, but that they squandered openings of their own to progress.
"We've a feeling we could have gone through. That didn't happen but we had our opportunities – we didn't take them, Man United took theirs and it was the more efficient team that won." Fanni was quoted as saying by Uefa.com.
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Not enough padding
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have had these for a couple of years. They need to be 2" longer above the knee, 2" longer below the knee, and have padding all the way to both ends. If my pedal comes back and smacks my shin it isn't covered at all in the right place. Above the knee I've had a bar end dig into my thigh just above my knee where there is no padding. They are a good idea poorly executed.
Good if your shins are a few inches long
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
Definitely does not cover the entire lower half of my shin. So a pedal strike would still ruin half my shin. Returned and use a separate shin and knee guard. Only use shin guard when I feel like I might need it (jumping).
I am taller 6'5" so factor that in.
Seems great, ended up returning for size
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Overall seem very nice and would be comfortable unfortunately they did not work for me as they were too tight, will try on a few others and see what will work for me but they are soft impact gel that seem like great quality.
Comfortable, stay in place
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I bought a medium and I am a 5'3 125lbs. It's a comfort fit. No scratchy area, no restriction in your movement. It's more comfortable than mcDavids hex pads. I wore it in the 80s, it's hot but it's breathable. I have sensitive skin and it didn't irritate my skin either.
Soo good!!
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I've had these for a year or so and they have been used more recently. I wear them as shin pads on the climbs and then pull them up for the descending. Had a crash last week whilst walking a trail and trashed my shin and had I been wearing these I would have been fine. Fabric is thin on sides and back so pedal bite will rip a hole in them. They are long enough to cover most of the shin, maybe some of the bottom bits could be used on the side for added coverage. Just about to get a 2nd pair.


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A Day in the Life of a PGY-3 Resident
My Background
Hello! My name is Amalia and I'm a third-year psychiatry resident in the Solnit Integrated Child & Adult Psychiatry Residency Program. I'm originally from Medellin, Colombia, and came to Miami, Fla., as a teenager. I studied neuroscience at Johns Hopkins University and attended medical school at Stanford University. The brain has captivated me since I was a child: how does it develop and makes us the complex beings that we are with emotions, thoughts, and behaviors? I have a particular interest in infants and young children and their development. However, all of psychiatry is fascinating because we are constantly developing and changing. My research interests are varied, but I have worked in basic and clinical neurodevelopment identifying factors that affect our development and lead to mental health disorders. I am also passionate about diversity and inclusion.
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I chose Yale because it has excellent clinical and research learning opportunities, and the flexibility to develop your own personal and professional interests. Yale also has a diverse group of residents, mentors, and faculty who really care about resident development and training. The faculty and program directors are open to resident feedback and incorporate it into the training. The leadership is open-minded and thoughtful about the residents and residency. They really care about your well-being as a person and as a professional, and that matters! They will be an excellent support system when difficult times arise. Prior to coming I was set on specializing in children and research. I found the perfect match for me in the Solnit Integrated Program because it individualizes the training to have adult psychiatry, child psychiatry, pediatrics and research training throughout six years.
My Schedule
My day starts at 8 am from Monday to Wednesday for my half time at the West Haven VA outpatient psychiatry clinic. The VA is only 10-15 minutes from downtown. I see patients of all ages, diagnosis, and backgrounds. I usually finish with my notes and encounters by 4-5 pm. During my time at the VA, I attend POD (which is a group supervision), and I also meet one on one with my dynamic supervisors and CBT supervisors. I also had the exciting opportunity to get training in Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD and couples therapy. The schedule at the VA is flexible and it allows you to delve into your own interests. On Thursdays, I have didactics in the morning with the adult residents. The rest of the time I work at the Yale Child Study Center, either seeing child cases or doing research. During the year, I also have call in the psychiatric emergency department. Despite initially being anxiety provoking, it is a fun and exciting place to learn how to care for patients that are suffering from acute illness, triage them, and provide them with the appropriate care that they need. It is a very gratifying experience.
Life as a Third Year Resident
Life as a third year is wonderful. You are finally at a point where you have a lot of knowledge and enough experience to truly delve into your own interest, and harness your clinical and research skills. You are caring for your own set of patients, making clinical decisions with the support of supervisors but primarily on your own. You are learning different pharmacologic and therapeutic modalities with your patients, and trying to see which one will benefit the patient the most. During didactics we are learning the nuances about pharmacology and therapy. I am looking forward to learning more about outpatient care, longitudinal care of patients at the West Haven VA. I am also looking forward to learning more in the psychiatric emergency department during call. I enjoy the flexibility of this year. As a Solnit Integrated resident, I do half time at the VA with adult patients, and half time at the Yale child study center seeing children and conducting research. It is great to be able to fully integrate all these components during this year.
Where I Live
The first two years I lived in the heart of the city in downtown. For my third year (now that I have a dog), I chose to move five minutes away from downtown to a neighborhood called Wooster Square. Wooster Square is a lovely neighborhood that feels a bit more family friendly than the busy downtown, with the perks of having the excitement of downtown, Yale-New Haven Hospital, and didactics within walking distance. I love this neighborhood because it has a nice green park where I take my dog for walks, or just sit down to read a good book. There is a Saturday farmers' market and some of the most delicious Italian food in town. This neighborhood is the home of New Haven's little Italy, and the Italian influence is still quite visible. We have great pizza and cannoli. This neighborhood is also close to the harbor, so I can go for 30-minute runs by the ocean shore. Nothing like a nice place to come home to after work!
My Favorite New Haven Restaurants and Cultural Activities
New Haven has a great variety of restaurants. Recently I found a new Peruvian restaurant called Ceviche 181 in downtown, which has amazing ceviche and other Peruvian food. I also love a good Tom Yum during the winter at York Street Noodle House near the hospital. That soup will make your heart happy when it's cold outside. Now that I live in Wooster, I also go frequently to Pepe's for a delicious pizza, and across the street to get cannoli for desert. For some delicious boba tea, I found ViVi's right by the New Haven Green. I usually drink one of those when I am going to call and it makes my call days happy.
For cultural activities, I took a lindy hop class taught by undergrads. I also enjoy going to yoga. I love going to concerts on the Green during the summer. I am looking forward to Shakespeare in the park and the Yale's theater season this fall/winter. I have to say, more than cultural experiences, I love that Connecticut is full of natural beauty. I enjoy going hiking and to new outdoor places with my family and my boxer puppy, Mia.
Final Thoughts
Living in warm weather for most of my life, as a first year, I was worried about winter and intern year. I have to say that the transition was big, but as I have lived longer in New Haven, and been part of the program, I am absolutely sure I made the right choice. The seasons grow on you, and you start finding your place in the community. Having supportive mentors and community has really made a big difference in the training. I really appreciate that work-life balance is a priority of the program, and that we all matter as individuals to the program. I am so lucky to be part of a group of intelligent, dedicated, thoughtful and diverse group of people. I am looking forward to my years ahead at Yale, and look forward to meeting you during the interview trail or when you are a PGY1, when you join the program. If you have any questions about the PGY 1-3 year or life at Yale, or anything, do not hesitate to contact me.


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Sigma 35mm F1.4 DG HSM review
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At Photokina 2012, Sigma announced a reorganization of its lens lineup into three categories - 'Contemporary' covering lightweight, flexible zooms, 'Sports' for larger telephoto lenses, and 'Art' for a wide range of optics aimed at serious photographers, including ultra-wideangles, macros and fast primes. At the same time the company announced three new lenses, one in each class, with the 35mm F1.4 DG HSM as the first release in the Art category. It's designed as a high-quality alternative to the camera manufacturers' equivalents at a substantially lower cost; even at its ca. £800 / $900 launch price, it's a tempting proposition compared to Canon, Nikon and Sony's offerings, which all sell for upwards of £1000 / $1300.
Despite this, the Sigma gives up nothing in terms of ambition when it comes to optical design. Its 13 element, 11 group construction is the most complex in its class, and includes no fewer than four elements made from Super-Low Dispersion (SLD) glass, along with one formed from fluorite-like 'F' Low Dispersion (FLD) glass, and two aspheric elements. According to Sigma this allows the minimization of an array of aberrations including both longitudinal and lateral chromatic aberration, astigmatism, and field curvature.
The lens also incorporates an ultrasonic-type HyperSonic Motor for fast, quiet autofocus with full-time manual override. This drives a floating inner focus system, that's designed to maintain high image quality at all subject distances. The aperture diaphragm uses nine curved blades for the attractive rendition of background blur, and Super-Multi-Layer Coating is employed to minimise flare and ghosting. As the icing on the cake, Sigma says each lens will be individually inspected before leaving the factory, using a measuring system based on its own high-resolution Foveon sensor.
This clearly all adds up to an impressive-sounding package. But make no mistake the Sigma is up against very strong competition, with the Canon EF 35mm f/1.4L USM, Nikon AF-S Nikkor 35mm f/1.4G, and Sony 35mm F1.4 G all very highly regarded within their respective lineups. This type of lens is a significant investment too, and mainly bought by professionals or serious amateurs demanding excellent image quality and flawless operation. Let's see if the Sigma can deliver on these requirements.
Headline features
- 35mm focal length
- Fast F1.4 maximum aperture; F16 minimum
- Hypersonic Motor (HSM) focusing with full-time manual override
- 0.3m closest focus, offering 0.19x magnification
- Available for Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Sigma and Sony mounts
Angle of view
The pictures below illustrate the angle of view on full frame and APS-C. On full frame the 35mm offers a moderate wideangle; on APS-C it behaves as a slightly long 'normal' lens.
|Full frame
|1.6x APS-C (56mm equivalent)
Sigma 35mm F1.4 DG HSM specifications
|Date introduced
|September 2012
|Maximum format size
|35mm full frame
|Focal length
| 35mm equivalent focal length
| • 52.5mm (1.5x APS-C / DX)
• 56mm (1.6x Canon APS-C)
|Diagonal Angle of view
| • 63º (full frame)
• 44º (APS-C)
|Maximum aperture
|Minimum aperture
|Lens Construction
| • 13 elements / 11 groups
• 4 SLD glass element
• 1 FLD glass element
• 2 aspherical elements
|Number of diaphragm blades
|9, rounded
|Minimum focus
|Maximum magnification
|AF motor type
| • Ring-type Hypersonic Motor
• Full-time manual focus
|Focus method
|Image stabilization
|• No
|Filter thread
| • 67mm
• Does not rotate on focus
|Supplied accessories*
| Front and rear caps
Petal-type Hood LH730-03
Soft lens case
|665 g (23.5 oz)
|77 mm diameter x 94 mm length
(3.0 x 3.7 in)
|Lens Mount
|Canon, Nikon, Pentax (KAF3), Sigma, Sony
* Supplied accessories may differ in each country or area
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I made some incredible portraits with this freaky lens! I dare you to take a look at this amazing review: http://alin-chiriac.ro/review-sigma-35mm-f1-4-dg-hsm-art/
I've had this lens about a year now and I love it. I am using it with Canon 6D. Color that comes out of this lens is just beautiful. Few new test photos: http://eugeneatlee.com/2015/12/04/thanksgiving-family/
I have had the new lens for about 1 week. It is paired with my Nikon D750. I dialed in a correction of about +6 on the AF fine tune. And then, absolute brilliance. This lens is replacing my standard all around zoom, which never satisfied. It's been on the camera ever since.
I took it for a photo walk in the city in the evening. No focus issues at all, but remember that at F1.4 almost nothing is in focus given the limited DOF. Clear, crisp contrasty images with great color and well controlled flare. The 35mm focal length is just about perfect for anything (for me) where I find 50mm too long for indoors and for street and doesn't allow environmental portraits. Whether it's street, landscape and indoor and people shots, the 35 mm rocks. No stabilization, no issue. At F1.4 I can shoot this lens in the dark at ISO1600. With the D750 I can comfortably crank ISO to 3200 & 6400 to keep the shutter speed low enough for hand holding.
If you are considering this lens, just get it.
Just received my second copy (for Nikon) of this lens. First one had inaccurate Focus (needed a camera internal adjustment of +15) and it still had random front and backfocus. Really annyoing. The second copy of the lens (+14) is a bit better but still not very accurate. Has the same random focus issue when doing the focus test on a tripod. In a real life scenario it feels better though. Wenn it hits it is very very sharp and shows barely any optical flaws even at f1.4 (despite vignetting). It is really incredibly sharp at its widest aperture and when stopped down slightly it becomes surreal sharp. Very nice. Such a pity the focus isn't too accurate with this lens.
p.S. A badly adjusted AF wouldn't be that bad if it is constant. You could adjust it with the "dock". This "random back and front focus" problem though can't be solved with adjustment. It is a quality control or design flaw.
My frustrated score for this lens would be *** but if it works it's better than that!
Thanks for the review. I've purchased it after reading good reviews here. My first test shots: http://eugeneatlee.com/2015/05/26/west-oakland-street/
How is this with long exp? Like night images and such?
And, will this be better to use on crop than the 50mm A?
i got one!! crazy images at 1.4
Recent owner of it, very solid and sharp. I'm not sure i like the contrast of it that much over other lenses but it's a great over all lense.
I know it's short-ish focal length so I guess I should have low expectations in the Bokeh department but I do not like the Bokeh on it. Great wide open editorial style shots.
No noticeable distortion and overall CA/Moire not noticeable either.
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This lens is extremely amazing! It's sharp as hell! I just recently bought this lens 4 months ago, it focuses really fast.
Nevertheless, I would just like to share and ask for your thoughts about the problem I encountered a two weeks ago. I first tested the AF button on my Canon 6D, I was on AI Servo, the lens was on AF mode and at f1.4. When I started shooting a moving object, the Aperture's iris suddenly locked to the minimum aperture. It temporarily unable to focus, the view finder was dark due to the constricted iris. It was a relief and the Iris went to normal operation when I removed the lens from the body, but after several testings and using higher aperture f4 - f8 on multiple shots (not using the AF back button), I again, encountered the same problem. Now, I have been having the same issue every time I use higher aperture on AF mode.
Appreciate your thoughts and feedback.
Note: The lens is still in its' 1 year warranty period.
Thanks for reading.
I bought this lens last year after agonising over the choice btween it and the Canon 35 1.4L. Glad I did. I have used it extensively on both 5D MkII and 5D MkIII with no problems. It is exceptionally sharp and has excellent build quality. In use it feels good the focus ring being smooth and well damped. The auto focus is quick and when I did my normal check to see if the lens had either back or front focus error, I found it had neither irrespective of which camera it was fitted to. The only downside is that it does not have the weather sealing of the Canon L lens but this is a minor point as far as I am concerned.
I've been contemplating purchasing this lens for some time because of it's quality and great price of $899. I'm glad I waited because I got in on an Amazon.com Lightning Deal the other day and purchased it for only $699. WOW!
"The focus ring is nicely damped and operates smoothly. It rotates in "Canon" style, however, which is the exact opposite of how the focus ring works on Nikkor lenses. If you're used to the Nikon way of manual focusing, the Sigma lens may be a challenge for your muscle memory. And you'll also have to remember that the focus assist in the viewfinder assumes a Nikon lens and consequently suggest the wrong direction of focus ring movement."
This is from the Photozone review, and yes, it makes a crucial difference.If you make a lens for a camera it has to relate to the requirements of that camera system, so Nikon users buy Sigma at their peril, unfortunately, because we are definitely missing out on suitable machinery. There's the new 24-105mm F4 Art, as well as the 35mm F1.4 and the 18-35mm F1.8 (very useful if you have a D7100 that gets noisy at 400 and above.)
I bought one of these lenses to photograph ballet performance/practice/rehearsal sessions in dimly lit theatrical settings. Focusing was frustratingly slow, after each attempt to use it I ended up switching to my Canon 24-105 which had no problems whatsoever focusing. My camera is Canon 5D M3. I really wanted to like this lens, but alas I ended up returning to the retailer after several days of tries.
I just bought one! :)
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Restorative Justice Week will be held in Canada, and throughout the world, from November 19-26, 2017. This years theme is Inspiring Innovation.
The Church Council on Justice and Corrections theme for Restorative Justice week 2017 is "Global Innovation, Local (R)evolution." CCJC has a long history of inspiring and promoting new ways of thinking about justice.
What is Restorative Justice?
Restorative justice is founded on a vision of justice that heals and restores. It is based on an understanding that crime is a violation of people and relationships and that justice is served when those most directly involved in an offence are given opportunities to redress the harm caused.
Click here to access A Litany for Restorative Justice
Click here for a CSC resources about People of faith and restorative justice.
Cliquez ici pour une resoursses de SCC Les croyants, le bénévolat, et la justice réparatrice.
Homiletic Notes
CCJC has created a resource for those interested in marking restorative justice week through the chosen lectionary readings (Sunday November 20 and Sunday November 27).
Click here for 2016 Homiletic Notes
Cliquez ici pour les Notes homilétiques 2016
Resource Kit
Every year the Correctional Services of Canada's (CSC) Restorative Justice Division produces a resource kit that includes articles and highlights news and recent developments in the field of RJ. This year they have produces an informative and thought provoking kit which includes the following articles:
- Building Restorative Justice Nation Wide by Ivo Aertsen
- From Harm to Healing: Journey to Restoration after Wrongful Conviction by Jennifer Thompson
- More than a Circle Meeting at Dalhousie University by Jacob MacIsaac and Melissa MacKay
- Seating Arrangements by Marlyn Ferguson
- A Restorative Approach to Terrorism Offences? by Michael Taylor
Click here to view the 2016 CSC resource kit
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For those interested in sharing these exciting resources via social media please visit our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ccjccanada or our Twitter page: @CCJCCanada.
The National Restorative Justice Symposium, will be held in Halifax, Nova Scotia, November 21-22, 2016. The Symposium raises awareness of a restorative approach to addressing crime and conflict. This year's Symposium is being hosted by the Nova Scotia Restorative Justice Program in partnership with the Nova Scotia Department of Justice and Dalhousie University.
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Restorative justice (RJ) is a philosophy and an approach that views crime and conflict as harm done to people and relationships. It is a non-adversarial, non-retributive approach to justice that emphasizes healing in victims, accountability of offenders, and the involvement of citizens in creating healthier, safer communities. The goal is to reach meaningful, satisfying, and fair outcomes through inclusion, open communication, and truth.
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The 2017 National Restorative Justice Symposium co-hosted by the Church Council on Justice and Corrections and the Collaborative Justice Program, will be held on traditional unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishnaabeg people, in Ottawa, ON from November 19th-21st, 2017. The theme this year is Global Innovation – Local (R)Evolution.
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23 June 2014
I'm back from my weekend camp with a severe lack of sleep, so for now I'll just leave you with some photos.
18 June 2014
This weekend I will be attending the young adult camp for the first time at Bethany Beach. For years I've gone to Family Camp there and even a CYF camp or two, but I've always been busy since I was eligible for YAC.
This year though, no one from my church is going up for family camp (multiple reasons behind this) so I decided to go to YAC and join my sister and our friend Sydney up there.
I'm even more excited than I thought I would be. It's been nearly seven years since I went to CYF and I'm ready for a spiritual experience that is unique to camp.
I look forward to telling you about the experiences there. Hopefully I can accurately capture the experience.
Have a great weekend!
16 June 2014
We had a big weekend celebrating Sam and Ben's future lives together. Friday included a few hours in Pennsylvania setting up the chapel and reception followed by rehearsing the order of the ceremony and a dinner. Our rehearsal dinner table was a blast and we were all egging each other on about going to YAC (Young Adult Camp) this coming weekend and we may actually be doing it.
Then on Saturday we relaxed for a few hours in the morning before heading back up north to help Sam get ready for the ceremony. Noah played the music for the entire ceremony on the piano, including pieces like Misty, Take Me the Way I Am, and Love Story. The ceremony was sweet and went off without a hitch. Then the bridal party stayed behind for some photos before heading over to the reception location where we had food, dancing, and good times.
13 June 2014
Two weeks ago I went to Baltimore to celebrate with Sam and her friends in the form of a bachelorette party. We walked around the harbor, hit up some eateries, and hung out by the pool. Oh and we did it all with sashes and crowns.
Tomorrow she is getting married to Ben and they will officially start their married life together. I wish them the absolute best in their future!
10 June 2014
Ever notice that as kids we are given crayons and markers all the time? We do crafts at school, at church, and during free time, but then we reach middle and high school and all of a sudden those things seem childish. Sometimes that carries into adulthood and we no longer have time to pursue creative outlets.
I think we crave it.
Lately I've been thinking about how I could be more creative. Of course, I enjoy taking pictures, but I haven't mastered the editing process and that could be a worthwhile goal this summer. Beyond pictures, I'm also trying to pick up a few more skills with photoshop. After seeing a photo that inspired me on Pinterest I went on a google search for 30 minutes to find videos that could teach me how to create a silhouette. Sure enough, with enough time and effort (relatively attainable) I figured out how to make a silhouette from a photograph on there. Hopefully I can do my own tutorial soon.
If you're craving a creativity outlet, here are some options for you:
- Paint a stain-glass frame
- Learn to knit a scarf (not as hard as you'd think)
- Take a photo every day for a month
- Paint (if you feel like you're lacking here then try a paint-by-number)
- Take a class - lots of cities offer pottery, painting, or jewelry classes
- Use sidewalk chalk and create a mural
- Tie-dye a t-shirt
09 June 2014
This man is 25 today. We're gearing up for some cake, gifts, and Waffle House. Yes, he's a little strange in his favorite things but that is okay! Happy Birthday Noah!
PS - In case you're in the Winchester area, look us up. We are pet sitting this summer for all your furry, fluffy, scaley friends.
06 June 2014
We have had stunning weather here recently and I've done my best to go out and take advantage of it. To fit in with this theme, yesterday Noah and I went to the lake house to have a picnic in celebration of his summer starting. Yesterday was his last day with students! This means, besides OChem, we'll get a lot more time together soon and I'll have to tug a little bit to get us outdoors more. I think I'm up for the challenge.
We ended up eating veggie burgers with provolone, onions, and avocado along with watermelon, cantaloupe, chips, and bottled rootbeer on the dock and then just sat and enjoyed the breeze from the porch. It was a beautiful evening.
05 June 2014
I love, love, love collies. I think they are a perfect size, have a great temperament, are incredibly intelligent, and are beautiful and fluff-balls. So, to be light today, I just wanted to share pictures I found on WeHeartIt with you. Of course none of them had sources (for real people), but I felt compelled to share this that I just love.
Those last three photos are of my collie mix, Odin. He was a rescue from the shelter and is great proof that your perfect companion could be waiting for you right now to pick him or her up.
Happy Thursday! Hope these pictures of puppies will give you a smile.
04 June 2014
On Memorial Day weekend Noah and I were rather busy. It ended up a fantastic weekend spent with lots of friends and family so I feel pretty lucky with how we spent our hours.
On Saturday we spent a beautiful day with Noah's family at the lake house for a wedding. The bride and groom were happy and perfect, the weather was incredible, and all the guests had a great day.
I wish them the absolute best during their lives together, so glad Marie is part of the family now!
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Tuesday, 30 Aug 2011 09:55 PM
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A federal judge has ordered Kansas to resume funding Planned Parenthood on the same quarterly schedule that existed before a new state law stripped it of all federal funding for non-abortion services.
U.S. District Judge J. Thomas Marten on Tuesday rejected the state's request that it pay Planned Parenthood monthly and only for services provided while it appeals his Aug. 1 injunction blocking the law.
Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri said last week it would stop providing medical services Friday at its clinic in Hays unless it was told it would soon receive the money.
Friday also would have been last day the organization offered a sliding fee scale for low-income patients at its Wichita clinic.
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