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Naruto Shippuden episode 235 is the latest of ship promoting episodes—mainly NaruSaku (and JiraTsu, I guess, if you squint a bit), even if it is one-sided according to the episode. Now, my NaruSaku love has kinda dulled down over the years and I'm still a fan of NaruHina (and the episode for some reason makes me wanna ship Naruto and Shizuka from Nadeshiko, too), plus, I'm not good at solely romantic fics, but I'll take a crack at it. One-sided love angst all around!
The title of this fic and the little poem at the beginning of it belongs to an anonymous writer. Whoever wrote it, though, thank you for giving me a prompt to start this fic off with.
"There are only two things I regret doing: loving the girl who didn't love me, and forgetting the one who did."
Alone. Whenever I happened to look out my window and saw a husband and wife with their children, a young couple, or teenage sweethearts walking down the street, I realized how alone I was. Maybe I could've been like them: sharing my life with someone who loved me as much as I did them, but any hope of true love I screwed up…because I couldn't get over a childhood crush.
Her name was Sakura. She was probably named for that bright pink hair of hers, the same shade as cherry blossoms in bloom. It made her look so exotic and it was the first thing about her that caught my eye. I fell for her in Elementary school for no reason beyond her being cute and me wanting companionship. But she wanted nothing to do with me. Even so, I kept chasing her. Persistence was one of my best traits, and I had it figured that if I asked her out enough times, showered her with enough kindness and praise, she would see I was the one she was meant to be with forever.
While I was chasing Sakura, someone was chasing me. Or rather watching me from a distance. Her name was Hyuuga Hinata and she had a crush on me since Elementary. I didn't notice her. How could I? She was such a quiet girl, timid and shy, with the only thing about her that stood out being those pupilless lavender eyes of hers. She wasn't like Sakura, who was lively, and sweet, and beautiful, and kind, and the most wonderful girl in the world. But then again, I was young and foolishly in lo— No, not even love. It was a crush. Just a crush. A crush whose good points I embellished on in my mind to the extreme, even the ones that didn't exist.
So it went on for so many years, our little love triangle: I wanted Sakura, who wanted nothing to do with me, and Hinata wanted me, who was too busy pining for Sakura to care about her feelings. The triangle became a rectangle in high school, though, when Sakura met Uchiha Sasuke. She pursued him like I pursued her, but unlike her…eventually…he fell for her. And they went steady. At first, I was heartbroken, wondering how she could choose that close-minded, apathetic pretty boy over me? Then I was in denial, thinking it wouldn't last and she would be free to be his once more. Then…I did the worst thing I could think of and tried to make her jealous.
I went out with Hinata. I said we were dating, that she was my steady girlfriend. I told her so many things in my attempt to get Sakura to dump Sasuke and get with me that she thought they were genuine. I didn't see the love in her eyes or the smile she got from simply being around me. Being able to give me a peck on the cheek was enough for her satisfaction. She really thought of me as her boyfriend when all I did was use her…at least until one day she wised up. She realized that my eyes were mostly on Sakura and that I paid little attention to her. And her reaction was…very unlike what Sakura would've done. If it was Sakura, she'd have screamed and punched and cried about me being unfaithful. All Hinata did was cry and run off, but she still managed to somehow make me feel like trash.
After that, Hinata wouldn't even speak to me. Sakura looked at me like I was the worst sort of person in the world, and I probably was. And me? After that entire experience, my desire for love was shot. Maybe I just wasn't meant for love. Maybe I'm too determined and too persistent for it. Because I was so busy chasing after one girl, I didn't notice how much another girl loved me to give it a shot.
That'll be something I'll always regret…
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- school;
- building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Tacoma Christian School (0.7km)
- Skyline Elementary School (1.2km)
- Woodrow Wilson High School (1.3km)
- Hunt Middle School (1.4km)
- Downing Elementary School (1.7km)
- Geiger Elementary School (1.7km)
- Tacoma Community College (2.2km)
- Jefferson Elementary School (2.2km)
- De Long Elementary School (2.7km)
- Wainright Elementary School (2.8km)
- Mason Middle School (3km)
- Washington Elementary School (3.2km)
- Holy Cross School (3.4km)
- Point Defiance Elementary School (3.4km)
- Sherman Elementary School (3.5km)
- University of Puget Sound (3.5km)
- Hoyt Elementary School (3.5km)
- Henry Foss Senior High School (3.7km)
- Franklin Elementary School (4.1km)
- Life Christian School (4.2km)
- Adastra School (4.3km)
- Bellarmine Preparatory School (4.4km)
- University Place Elementary School (4.5km)
- Grant Elementary School (4.5km)
- Lowell Elementary School (4.9km)
- Saint Patricks School (4.9km)
- Jason Lee Middle School (5km)
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Fircrest (3km)
- Titlow (3.4km)
- University Place (4.3km)
- Cebalop (historical) (4.3km)
- Ruston (4.8km)
- Old Tacoma (4.8km)
- Oakland (4.9km)
- Local Feature;
- A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Highland Golf Course (0km)
- Westward Siding (2.5km)
- Fircrest Golf Course (3.6km)
- Titlow (3.9km)
- Salmon Beach (4.4km)
- University Park II (4.9km)
- Allenmore Golf Club (5km)
- park;
- an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Titlow Beach Park (2.7km)
- Cheney Stadium (3.8km)
- Snake Lake Park (4km)
- Franklin Park (4km)
- airport;
- a place where aircraft regularly land and take off, with runways, navigational aids, and major facilities for the commercial handling of passengers and cargo.
- Tacoma Airport (3.2km)
- Tacoma Narrows Airport (4.9km)
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- a structure built for permanent use, as a house, factory, etc..
- Remann Hall for Children (1.1km)
- Frank Tobey Jones Home (4.8km)
- tower;
- a high conspicuous structure, typically much higher than its diameter.
- KTPS-TV (Tacoma) (2.1km)
- KUPS-FM (Tacoma) (3.8km)
- channel;
- the deepest part of a stream, bay, lagoon, or strait, through which the main current flows.
- Narrow, The (2.6km)
- Narrows, The (3km)
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- Titlow Lagoon (3.3km)
- Snake Lake (4.8km)
- island;
- a tract of land, smaller than a continent, surrounded by water at high water.
- Days Island (4.5km)
- bridge;
- a structure erected across an obstacle such as a stream, road, etc., in order to carry roads, railroads, and pedestrians across.
- Tacoma Narrows Bridge (2.6km)
- cape;
- a land area, more prominent than a point, projecting into the sea and marking a notable change in coastal direction.
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- North End Reservoir (1.7km)
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- Browns Point, Washington city city o
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- Artondale, Washington city city o
- Dash Point, Washington city city o
- Lakewood, Washington city city o
- Steilacoom, Washington city city o
- Fife, Washington city city o
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Gray aaf(GRF), Fort lewis, Usa (24km)
Seattle tacoma international(SEA), Seattle, Usa (29.9km)
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The true costs of medical malpractice suits and large jury awards are coming to light in many states around the country. For example, in John Edwards' home state of South Carolina, doctors -- particularly obstetricians -- are leaving the medical field in droves as the threat of lawsuits and high insurance premiums drive them out of business.
High insurance premiums mean that doctors leave medicine to avoid punitive damages while hospitals reduce their liability by limiting certain medical procedures. Consequently:
- Insurance premiums for obstetricians have more than tripled in four years to an average of $37,600.
- Neurosurgeons at one medical center in South Carolina no longer accept trauma calls because they fear getting slapped with large punitive damages by juries.
- One county has reduced its neurosurgery coverage to 10 days a month.
One prominent Charleston physician, Chris Hawk, incited controversy when he proposed recently that doctors should not treat trial lawyers who bring suits against doctors. He says that such a practice can be ethical as long as no emergency care is denied and a doctor gives the patient a 30-day notice of termination.
Soaring malpractice insurance premiums and outrageous jury awards are reducing the availability of much-needed health specialists, especially in rural areas that already lack health care practitioners, say observers.
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Keystrokes have swapped around
For some reason unknown to me, my @ button and my " button have swapped around.
I think it happened when I was studying VBA from a book I bought but the author doesn't provide any back up assistance for her tutorials.
I have tried almost everything to reverse the process apart from re-formatting my hard drive.
Is there anyone that can help me fix this problem.
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Hi Hermes14,
It appears to be a 'keyboard layout' issue. Try customizing it for the correct input language. (Example, if you are in US and the keyboard is set to work as per settings in UK, it may result in improper character display. Changing keyboard layout to 'US' fixes the issue in such a case)
You may refer to the following tutorials for detailed steps:
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- Keyboard Input Language - Add or Remove
Hope this helps. Do reply if you have any further questions.
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The only thing I can think of is using a restore point before you started the tinkering. Then run sfc /scannow. I really don't know if it will work but it should not hurt anything.
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HAPPY Birthday, Mr President.
Barack Obama turns 52 on Sunday and is spending part of the day at the Camp David presidential retreat in Maryland.
The White House said little about how he's celebrating. He played golf on Saturday with friends from his days in Hawaii and Chicago. Some of them joined him at Camp David.
Obama is scheduled to return to the White House on Sunday afternoon.
His week ahead includes travel to the West Coast to discuss plans to help homeowners, an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and visiting troops at Camp Pendleton.
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This website was developed to support the work of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Foundation. As the charitable arm of the Regiment, the Foundation is committed to working for the Soldiers. It raises funds to support a wide range of activities ranging from programs for injured soldiers and their families dealing to preserving the heritage of the Regiment.
In 2014, the Patricia's will celebrate 100 years of service to Canada. Throughout is history the Regiment has been first in the field in every major conflict from the First World War to Afghanistan. Viewers are encouraged to visit the other sites maintained by the regiment to learn more about current operations and plans to celebrate the centennial in 2014.
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My interest in is subject comes from 28 years service with Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry. During that time I served with all three regular battalions. I had the honour of Commanding the First Battalion in Calgary from 1983 to 1985. Although I have done my best to maintain a sense of objectivity in my approach, my background will inevitably influence my writing. Once a Patricia – always a Patricia.
I had the good fortune to meet some of the soldiers who served with the Regiment during the First World War. Major General Arthur Potts joined the Regiment as a private soldier with the Second University Company in September 1915. He was the first to formally welcome me to the Regimental family at his home in Kingston Ontario when I was a young cadet at the Royal Military College. Later I met Brigadier General Jimmy de Lalanne from the same company who was also commissioned from the ranks. He was, for many years, the heart of the old Patricia's in the Montreal area. He ensured that I fully understood the Montreal roots of the Regiment while I was serving at Mobile Command Headquarters in St Hubert.
Others like Pinky Carvosso, five times wounded with the Patricia's and Shorty Colquhoun the scouting officer taken prisoner of war in February 1915 took time in their old age to join in study groups to help young officers and NCOs understand the history and traditions of the proud Regiment they served. They are, of course, now all gone, but I trust that this site will in some small way honour their memory.
I developed this site in 2011 as part of my program of studies in History at the University of Victoria. My thanks to the faculty for agreeing to this unusual approach to completing the thesis requirement for my MA. In particular I have benefited greatly from the guidance and encouragement of:
Dr. David Zimmerman in military history,
Dr. John Lutz in digital history,
Dr. Eric Sager in the the use of historical databases,
Dr. Rick Rajala in Canadian History.
My thanks as well to Dr. Sara Beam and Dr. Greg Blue for gently introducing an old soldier to the discipline of history.
I have also benefited greatly from the assistance of Mr Landon Cunningham who designed the basic page set up and navigation approach used for the site and developed the search tool for the data base. He also helped greatly in teaching me how to use the underlying WordPress tool that powers this site. In particular he was most was patient in resolving the inevitable minor technical challenges that arise in any project of this scope. Thanks to my son Neil Kempling for translating the web site into a readable pdf document for those who still prefer the paper medium.
My thanks also to the Staff of Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry who provided access to their archives and have agreed to the use of archival material on this site.Most of the images and documents have come from their marvelous collection.
The Canadian Great War Project provided the initial excel spreadsheet containing a substantial data set for First World War Patricia. Their support enabled me to use a virtually complete set of data for the analysis provided on this site.
Library and Archives Canada on-line access to attestation documents and war diaries enabled my to fill in many of the gaps in the data. Any errors or failing of the site are of course mine alone. In due course, I will add a blog function to the site to allow interested visitors to comment, correct or provide further input to the story of the Patricia's.
James S. H.Kempling, Colonel (retd), PPCLI


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St. Louis County Police are investigating after an officer found a man dead while patrolling in Hillsdale, Missouri, Friday morning.
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Actor Alec Baldwin said Tuesday that officials with the Transportation Security Administration patted down his 5-month-old daughter on a trip back to the U.S. from the Bahamas — but it appears part of his claim was incorrect.
The 55-year-old actor made the allegations in a tweet he sent out, saying he was "not kidding" and branding traveling in the U.S. as a "disgrace."
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But, a senior Department of Homeland Security told NBC News that Baldwin's claims were unfounded because the TSA does not conduct screenings in the Bahamas. According to the official, security operations are handled by the Nassau Airport Authority in the airport.
Baldwin later seemed to acknowledge that it wasn't the TSA who allegedly patted down his daughter, but did not offer an apology for incorrectly placing blame on them.
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THE first episode in the 2014 series of hit reality show The Block, which will transform an Albert Park church, will screen in two weeks.
In The Block: Fans vs. Favourites, six teams will compete to build four four-storey apartments in the former Presbyterian church at 47 O'Grady St.
Port Phillip Mayor Amanda Stevens said despite neighbours' early concerns about traffic and parking chaos, working with the show's producers had been a pleasant experience.
"We've got quite a good relationship with the producers and they're quite sensitive to the community's needs," Cr Stevens told the Port Phillip Leader.
Most neighbours spoken to by Leader said there had been no problems caused by the filming, although one complained there had been "a lack of communication" from the council regarding parking congestion.
A Channel 9 spokesman said most neighbours of the Albert Park site and those at previous sites were happy with the show filming.
"They find that we turn one of the ugliest buildings on their street into one of the most beautiful buildings on the street in a quarter of the time it would take anyone else to," the spokesman said.
As a pre-filming sweetener, executive producer ¬Julian Cress delivered a bottle of wine and a letter to neighbours as a Christmas gift. The letter invited neighbours on O'Grady, Merton, Moubray and Finlay streets to an exclusive sneak peek at the finished apartments later this month.
Filming is expected to be completed by Australia Day. It will air on Channel 9 from 7.30pm on Monday, January 27. Another season of The Block will follow later this year.
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text: Sasha and Rosita reportedly go to the Sanctuary and try to rescue Eugene, but he just starts crying and says he didn't ask to be rescued. Like us on Facebook. And it's about time!Not getting us misty, but definitely getting us pissed, is the source's note about Eugene (Josh McDermitt). It sounds like the scene is more about Glenn than either of them, but the whole episode seems like a showcase for Maggie's strength. It's very Season 7 Maggie to both mother Daryl and to take the lead on how to process and move forward from Glenn's death. And Glenn would know because he was one of the good things too. Here's AMC's synopsis:"The Saviors visit the Hilltop unexpectedly, surprising everyone, with plans of taking more than supplies."Daryl (Norman Reedus) is now at Hilltop, after leaving the Kingdom. just typing it gets us misty. Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) would be pissed."The Walking Dead" airs Sundays at 9 p.m. on AMC.Want more stuff like this? Sonofad*ck!Rosita runs away from the Sanctuary at the end of the episode, but things sound really bad for poor Sasha: "We don't see Sasha captured, but she does run inside one of the buildings and we hear a crapload of gunfire."So when we're done crying over another beautiful Glenn moment, we may cry with frustration over Eugene. Based on spoilers from The Spoiling Dead Fans, it sounds like a pretty emotional episode, as well as a tense one, as Daryl hides from the visiting Saviors, and Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green) and Rosita's (Christian Serratos) plan falls apart in a big way.SPOILER WARNING: Stop reading if you don't want details on what reportedly happens this week.According to TSDF's source, Maggie (Lauren Cohan) is basically taking over Hilltop, pulling a Carol (Melissa McBride) to teach people to fight with knives, and Gregory (Xander Berkeley) does his best to sell her out to the Saviors to try and reclaim power. Maggie has a nice bonding chat with Jesus (Tom Payne) at one point, where he talks about past "boyfriends," in the first acknowledgement that he's gay.Here's the Maggie/Daryl part that might get you crying:Do Maggie and Daryl have any kind of talk about Glenn?Yes, they have a pretty emotional talk while they're hiding in the cellar from the Saviors. Maggie then hugs Daryl.Anytime Glenn's (Steven Yeun) name comes up we get misty, and to have Daryl openly talk to Maggie about his role in what happened, and to hear Maggie say that about Glenn, and about Daryl … COME BACK TO US GLENN WE NEED YOU. So he goes back inside. Maggie says it wasn't and that Glenn thought Daryl was one of the good things in this world. Daryl starts to cry and says it was his fault. Posted March 16, 2017 by Gina CarboneNever mind "This Is Us," it's "The Walking Dead" Season 7 that may get you sobbing this week, for multiple reasons.Season 7, Episode 14, "The Other Side" airs Sunday, March 19. The hell, man?


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Tulane Soccer Squad Finds a New Home Field
Though their school is closed, Tulane University's athletic teams remain intact. Scott Simon talks with head women's soccer coach Betsy Anderson, whose team now calls Texas A&M home, while competing in their Tulane uniforms.
SCOTT SIMON, host:
Tulane University students may not be able to attend classes on their campus in New Orleans this fall, but the Green Wave, as they call their sports teams, will roll on. Tulane's teams have been relocated to other college campuses in Texas and Louisiana where they will attend classes but compete as Tulane teams. Betsy Anderson, the coach of Tulane's women's soccer team, joins us from member station KAMU in College Station, Texas, from Texas A&M University.
Coach Anderson, thanks very much for being with us.
Ms. BETSY ANDERSON (Tulane University Women's Soccer Coach): Oh, thank you so much for having me.
SIMON: How's everyone holding up?
Ms. ANDERSON: It gets better each day now that the players are getting back into a routine and they know where their classes are and we're on a training schedule. And the hardest part was just really the unknowns, the unknowns of what we'd be doing the next hour let alone the next day.
SIMON: How are you guys playing?
Ms. ANDERSON: We obviously had some setbacks as far as from the emotional strain on our players, and we're getting back into it slowly but surely. We began resuming our training schedule on Wednesday, so I know that's a time that the players--it's the best part of their day where they're out doing something that they love. And we'll get back.
SIMON: You know, so many people in Louisiana and Mississippi have talked about just the terrible separation from friends and family of people who usually surround them in their everyday lives. Has it been an advantage for your team to be able to turn to each other, to have the support from each other during this time?
Ms. ANDERSON: I've never seen a group of young people, as our players have done, be such a support system for each other and be so selfless throughout the duration of the situation that we're in.
SIMON: When's your first game?
Ms. ANDERSON: Good question. We're currently in the process of scheduling some local games. The good news is we know our Conference USA schedule will be intact because our conference can mandate that our incoming teams that were gonna play us in New Orleans will come to our new home field here at Texas A&M. We will playing all of our home games at Texas A&M.
SIMON: And who are you playing your first game, do you know?
Ms. ANDERSON: That is still unknown.
SIMON: Yeah.
Ms. ANDERSON: TBA, I tell the players to pass it on, to be announced.
SIMON: You guys get ready to play TBA now.
Ms. ANDERSON: Yeah.
SIMON: They're good.
Ms. ANDERSON: We're gearing up for it, just got a report.
SIMON: I must say I don't follow women's college soccer much, but there's a part of me that just thinks you're gonna get an awfully loyal and enthusiastic turnout there.
Ms. ANDERSON: I can't say enough about the way everyone in this town, at the university and the entire community has really given the players a sense they want us to be here. It's now our home, and they're gonna support us as if we are theirs. We really think we'll probably have a couple thousand people at our first game. So that will be exciting.
SIMON: Well, Coach Anderson, thanks very much.
Ms. ANDERSON: Thank you.
SIMON: Betsy Anderson, Tulane University's women's soccer coach speaking to us from College Station, Texas.
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Mixed bag part two
Labels: Cambodian Premier League
Cambodia - Temples, Books, Films and ruminations...by Andy Brouwer
Labels: Cambodian Premier League
"a thing of beauty
is a joy forever"
Many thanks for reconsidering!!! - Dexter
I wondered what sort of scruple held you back from showing the PP for a few days! Then, I hit it: it was only a means of creating suspense... I can't think of any other explanation. Unless you've overreacted like a Westerner, fearing you were "abusing" someone else's image... Thank Brahma Eastern people have no such thing, they don't see themselves as islands of individuality like us Westerners. In some European countries you are not even supposed to talk to strangers on the streets, they take it as an offense, an assault on the perimeter of their precious selves. Poor world... - Ted
she looks gorgeous as ever! pls feature an interview with her (& husband) - Tycho
andy, do u wake up in the middle of the night to check your blog? - blog-maniac Candice, Forth Worth TX
Bong, is true Frensh tourist are no good of all in global world? my impression same same, I start work in motodriver and guide to Sambo, Prasat Bakan and Prah Vihara - thank you show my email, Sothi KT
love yr soccer blogs - Hendrik
Oh man, the peanut princes may actually spark my interest in sports.
WAO!!! This time she is the real princess. I follow your story.
You guys make me smile.
I'm not sure an interview will be possible. Can you imagine how I would approach the topic..."err, excuse me miss, I have a blog and I have been taking some photos of you and I've called you the peanut princess....." Interview, no chance, slap across my face, most likely.
Ted, I can't help being a Westerner and overreacting - its what we do :-)
A note of caution: Don't expect a photo of the peanut pincess every week.
Dear Mr. Brouwer,
my question is at variance with other posts shown here as well as with the subject of your original blog, and I hope I won't spoil what seems to be an animated insiders' only exchange: How could I get updated info on which temples, or parts of them, in Cambodia at large and/or in the Great Angkor complex, are presently undergoing works and closed for visits? Thank you, very much, for your attention.
Best Regards - Axel Nordqvist
While everybody is talking about the 'famous' peanut girl...(and why not), your last shot of the clouds coming in is fantastic...
Dear Axel,
you can ask me about which temples are currently receiving restoration work, such as Baphuon, Angkor Wat, Banteay Chhmar and Sambor Prei Kuk and so on. As far as I am aware none of the temples are fully closed or off-limits, though visiting parts of certain temples is not possible, such as the upper level of Angkor Wat.
Or you can visit the Apsara Authority website at:
your fascination with clouds/the sky is rubbing off on me :-)
Dear Mr. Brouwer,
Thank you, very much, for your reply. I appreciate reading your blogs.
Best Regards, Axel
Bringing the Peanut Princess to the spotlight was a very well orchestrated move by the strong anti-soccer faction of your readership. They've got what they wanted and you've fall like a duck: there are 14 comments in this page and none related to the topic!
They even dared to suggest you interviewing the "bait"... Shame! I hope you'll put to practice your note of caution and, from now on, post only comments strictly related to the subject. Rodney Luke
do you see a conspiracy in everything? I try not to or else my life will become pretty miserable. Instead I'm a sucker for a pretty girl and the 'peanut princess' fits that bill nicely.
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Sunday, March 29, 2009
Some things I love - Life can be so much fun!
Ok, I have to say, it does not take much to make me happy. I found a couple of things that make me smile, and I have to mention them. The first thing is this absolutely gorgeous painting by Carrie Goller on my OAOE Team. All I can say is WOW!!! When I win the lottery, this painting is MINE! :-) Just look at the detail, the colors, the richness, the reflection in the paint....oh, I could go on and on.... Take a look - and yes, it is Kiwis............what can I say? :-) Got to love those Kiwis! Here is a link to her Etsy store, if you would like to see more of her wonderful work. http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5706223
While posting about Carrie, I have to tell you - you must go to our OAOE Team blog and look at all of these wonderful artist. They are simply amazing! They impress me so much, and I am inspired by looking at all of their wonderful works of art. Please take the time to take a look and leave some comments. The team blog is
http://originalartistsonetsy.blogspot.com Have a look at our Original Artists on Etsy Store while you are at it. You won't be disappointed. Here is the store link: http://OriginalArtists.etsy.com
The second thing I have to mention is my own work of art. Yes, I have to brag, but not because I did it, but because it was so much fun to do. I painted this little glass for one of my favorite shops Funky Monkey. I just love her shop, and her shop banner. Lucky me, she asked me to paint her special Funky Monkey glass. This is how it turned out, and I was very impressed. Thank you so much Funky Monkey for giving me such a fun sale! Here is the link to Funky Monkey's shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5041123
Last of all, I have to mention my dear friend Claudia from Cloud Nine Creations again. She has turned out another favorite for me. I just love her rings and her blog! Here is a picture of her latest ring, and the links to both her store and her blog. Have fun looking at all of her rings. Now, I have to tell you, I own at least 6 of her rings now!!! Wow! I am addicted to her work! Way to go Claudia!
Her blog: http://cloudninecreationsjewelry.blogspot.com And Claudia's store: http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5196278
Thanks for taking the time to look at a few of my favorite things. I have had such a good weekend with friends and family. I hope we all have a good week ahead of us as us Gwinnett County people prepare for Spring Break! wahoo! I plan to get lots of things painted, memorize my lines for the play coming up, prepare for my daughter's recital, and REST before the CRCT when we return to school.
Take care, and hugs to all my friends!
Posted by Kiwi Arts at 10:30 PM 2 comments
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Creations by Toni - You are my hero!!
A great big hug and a thank you to Toni from Creations By Toni. She has written this wonderful spotlight about little ole me!!! Thank you so much Toni! Please read it you get a chance. It is really a great write up. Toni is very talented, and I love her shop! Her newest broach is on her blog - and I want it!!!:-)
Here is the link to her shop on Etsy, and the blog link is above.
Posted by Kiwi Arts at 12:23 PM 1 comments
Labels: art, broach, creations by toni, Kiwi Arts, toni
Sunday, March 22, 2009
"Joy" The Millionaire's wife!
I must tell you about the most wonderful artist on Etsy! She is fast, hard working, has a full time job in Admin just like me, and still has time to create some of the best jewelry ever! I have bought er..........um..........let's just say SEVERAL of her rings already. I call them my "play" rings! I wear them to work with my nice dress up, office attire to add a little piece of flair. It is my piece of "me". Those that know me, know I have to show a little. hee hee!
Anyway, I recently got the part as "Joy" in a Murder Mystery Dinner Theater. My character is described below......
Joy – Joe's second wife who is half his age; very superficial; spends Joe's money on clothes and jewelry; not visibly in love with Joe; has frequent migraines.
This is the invitation to Joe's B-day party (The Dinner Theater)
Joy (Beth Peters) Millionaire, cordially invites you to attend the surprise birthday party of the century for the dear husband, Joe. but when the surprise party runs afoul and a key family member dies, everyone becomes a suspect in the thrilling "who-dun-it" mystery! Buffet-style dinner will be served.
I contacted my very reliable artist friend Claudia from Cloud Nine Creations, because I knew if anyone could help make my character come alive, it was her!
Here is the description I gave her of my character Joy..... I was a little more open about her - LOL!!
My character is "Joy", Joe the Millionaire's wife. I overdo "RICH". I am half his age, and a gold digger! My dress is fuchsia pink with a pink leopard print neck scarf and a gold clip. My shoes, OMG, my shoes - they are soooooooo cute! Fuchsia Pink Spectator Pumps from Target with a little Gold button at the toe. You should go look at them on-line, they are so cute! I got some little gold rhinestone clips for my hair, and some VERY "Joy" pinks and golds for makeup. It will be very over done. Lots of sparkles. I am "new money" if you know what I mean. It is going to be so much fun!!! Anyway - the play is April 10th. So, I need it pretty fast. This is audience participation dinner theater, so I am in the audience talking to guest, sitting with them, dropping hints on the murder etc...... So, I will be up close and personal with everyone. There is no real stage. So, people will see my hands and stuff when I eat. So, it has to be good! Ha! No pressure! :-) Can you do it?
The shoes:
So in a flash, this is what Claudia sent me!
"Just letting you know that I finished your pink and gold button ring! I wasn't able to find any gold colored rhinestones, but had some gold buttons. I'm sending you some pictures of what I came up with. Let me know if you'd like to change anything on them, colors or design. I thought it turned out as you described.. flashy, spoiled rotten, sparkly, pink (and the "hot" pink button is the lust part). LOL"
Is this hot or what?? It is perfect! I could have kissed her all over! Cheek to Cheek - "Joy" style of course! ha!
So, if you are into funky, fun, or even sweet and preppy jewelery - You MUST check out Claudia's store on Etsy. She has very affordable prices so everyone can afford to have a little fun! Oh, and when she ships her cute little package, she puts it in this cute little ring box that makes it even more happy! It is like Christmas when you get your package in the mail! Just what a girl wants! :-)
Have fun - and Hugs and Kisses to my "daaaaarling Claudia"! (saying this as I whisk my scarf around my neck in "Joy" fashion!)
Beth - Artist
Kiwi Arts
Ps. If you live in the area, here is some more information on the Dinner Theater - IMPORTANT! Get tickets fast! One night only, and they are selling out. Gwinnett County residents $25 a ticket, non-Gwinnett $45 a ticket.
Need something to do over Spring Break?
Gwinnttcoutny parks & recreation
Mystery Dinner Theater
Friday, April 10th
7:00-9:30 pm
Age 12 - up
George Pierce Park
Community Recreation Center
55 Buford Highway, Suwanee
Register now!! Tickets are selling out FAST - One night only!
Call 770-831-4173 or visit www.gwinnettparks.com
Code: GPCC14103
Posted by Kiwi Arts at 8:48 AM 5 comments
Labels: art, beth peters, Cloud Nine Creations, Dinner Theater, Joy, Kiwi Arts, Ring
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Kiwi Arts posted on Snellville Shops - Cool!!!
Hey, I made the Snellville Blog Post for Snellville Shops. That is so neat! Thanks Darla Dixon for showing me the post on Twitter.
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Labels: beth peters, Kiwi Arts, snellville shops, twitter
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Kiwi Arts Glass and Accessories Now Sold at Image Spa! Wahoo!
Kiwi Arts is pleased to announce her new Hand Painted, Eco Friendly, Natural Wood, Fashion Bangle Bracelets to her Etsy shop. Whew.....that is a mouthful! I have been planning for this new addition for a month or so. I am so excited! Reading several articles on Etsy regarding Eco Friendly products, and meeting so many wonderful artists on Etsy has lead me to this new product now available in my store. The best news is that Image Spa in Snellville Georgia has agreed to carry my Art and Accessories. They have come up with the wonderful idea of having me paint wine glasses with their beautiful Iris Image Spa Logo. They will give these wine glasses to their couples (couple's massage), and their loyal customers. I am proud to be the artist painting these wonderful glasses for them. In addition to painted glass, they will be carrying my Eco Friendly Natural Wood Bracelets. I have sanded, painted, and sealed my original designs on these wonderful bangles. They are so cute! I have to admit it! :-) My girls are so mad at me - they keep begging to wear them to school. I keep having to tell them, "No, I promised Image Spa first!". Ha Ha... sometimes it just feels good to hold out on your kids! :-) I know, I am a wicked mother!
One of the other things I love about these bracelets are the cute little tags I have tied to the bracelets. They are made by ClaudiasCreations on Etsy. They are made out of homemade recycled paper, colored a sweet little pale green, and embedded with wildflower seeds. What a great idea!! After you purchase your bracelet, and the frost is sure to be over, you can go plant your Eco friendly wildflower tag under a small layer of soil. And yup, you guessed it - up will come wildflowers!! I can't think of anything more clever and more natural to put on my wood bangles. I am thrilled! Thank you Claudia. Please stop by ClaudiasCreation Etsy store to see more homemade paper products. http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=21808930
To celebrate Image Spa and Kiwi Arts' new relationship, Image Spa would like to give you a 10% off coupon on any Spa Services. I recently had an unbelievable facial from Image Spa, and let me tell you - They are the bomb! When you walk in this family owned spa, you know you have walked into high class. The smell is delightful and soft. The lighting is perfect, and the sound of water dripping down the rock wall automatically puts you in a state of relaxation before you have even started your Spa treatment. Image Spa offers a variety of services. For more information go to their website at http://www.imagespa.net/
If you would like to take advantage of this coupon - Please print it off by blog - and let them know Kiwi Arts sent you! :-) Enjoy! It is on me! LOL! :-)
Thanks for taking the time to visit, and please stop by my Etsy Store to see the new additions. More to come soon!
Posted by Kiwi Arts at 8:55 PM 3 comments
Labels: art, bangles, beth peters, Bracelets, Image Spa, Kiwi Arts, original paint
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Friday, March 13, 2009
Georgia Featured Artist!
Yippee! I am the featured Georgia artist on this site. Please go visit - Great article! Thanks Jyl! Also, make a comment on the feature and you will be entered in the blog give away contest.
Thanks again Jyl for such a wonderul post on my Kiwi Arts. I can't wait to see the other GA artist you feature. I am honored to be among them! :-)
Thanks again Jyl for such a wonderul post on my Kiwi Arts. I can't wait to see the other GA artist you feature. I am honored to be among them! :-)
Posted by Kiwi Arts at 9:02 PM 2 comments
Labels: beth peters, georgia, Kiwi Arts, original paint, painted stemware, painting, post it place
Thursday, March 12, 2009
New Additions coming to my Etsy Store - Sneak Peak
I have been painting like crazy trying to get some really cool wood bracelets painted and delivered to Image Spa. They are going to carry my bracelets and wine glasses with their logo on them for the customers. I am painting bracelets for my Etsy store too. Keep checking, and I will have them posted soon. I am really excited about the addition to my store. For one, I think I am going to tap into a more affordable price range for those of us that want a little piece of handmade art, but can't spend a ton of money on it. Second, I am creating a more Eco friendly art piece and having fun with it. I decided to use natural wood bracelets, and process the entire design, paint and seal myself. Then I am going to top off my Eco bracelets with a natural handmade wildflower seed tag. I got these tags from a wonderful artist on Etsy who makes her own paper - I will post more about this later. But when you receive the bracelet or buy them from one of the local places I have my work, you will also get this precious tag that contains plantable wildflowers. You can wear the art, and give back to nature at the same time. I think they are going to be so cute! I hope you love them as much as I do. So, stay tuned! :-) I am attaching 3 pictures. One of them, is my last painting, second one is one of my artsy fartsy daughters. She loves to take mood pictures in my studio, with just the right light and in from of my art. I think she is so cute, so I had to show her off. Third, my work in progress so you can take a sneak peak.
Tomorrow, I am will post a link to a local blogger that has done a front page feature on myself, and is featuring Georgia Women and their craft. Stay tuned! :-0
Thanks for reading, please leave a comment.
Posted by Kiwi Arts at 9:45 AM 1 comments
Labels: art, atlanta, bangles, beth peters, Kiwi Arts, original paint, painting
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Glory Dance 2009 Commissioned Painting
KiwiArtsGlory Dance Painting - Commissioned for Martha - Looksie! http://tinyurl.com/c27355
It is done, It is done!!! I am so excited! Please take a look and make comments if you don't mind.
I PRAY, hope, want her to like it so bad!!! Cross your fingers and toes!!!
Posted by Kiwi Arts at 9:25 PM 3 comments
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
I made it in a treasury! Yippee - take a look!
Check out the treasury Earthly Creations put me in. Wow! I am honored to be among so many fine artists.
Thank you so much! :-)
Check out the treasury Earthly Creations put me in. Wow! I am honored to be among so many fine artists.
Thank you so much! :-)
Posted by Kiwi Arts at 2:30 PM 2 comments
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Painting in the Snow in "Hot-Lanta!" Looksie!
Can you believe it? How lucky am I to be spending a snowy Sunday at home painting in my sun room with windows all around me, and all I can see is SNOW! Yes, this is Atlanta! It has been snowing ALL DAY! It has been several years since we have seen snow come down like this. It is so pretty! I had to take some pictures and show you. I also took some pictures from my perspective as I paint in my studio. Wouldn't you just love it? It was so peaceful today. It looked like the trees had their branches stretched way out as if they were begging for more! I could even imagine little tongues sticking out as they tilted this way and that way, trying to catch every snowflake. It was an amazing show!
Atlanta has started to become more of a tropical area with Georgia being a more tropical state. But today, it felt like the old days. It was more like North Georgia, and more beautiful than I can describe. I can remember the days when I would walk to school in the morning and I could feel the ice crunch under my little feet. It was always like this the first month of school. I can even remember going back to school shopping and buying sweaters, coats, long pants and tights. It was always so much fun. Going back to school shopping always meant winter would be coming, and we might get snow that particular year. It was something to look forward to because it meant a day out of school when we needed it the most. The timing always seemed to be perfect.
Please enjoy looking at my pictures, and the not so much progress being made to the dance painting. I took a break this weekend to go and see two different plays I had friends in. They were wonderful! Now I am ready to start a new week and get back to work.
Tonight I am going to add the OAOE Team tag to most of my work on Etsy. Hopefully it will help unify us as a team. We are the Original Artists on Etsy Team. I updated my shop bio as well. The front page of my store should read a little differnent now.
Have a great week, and thanks again.
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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by oOMavrikOo, Nov 3, 2010.
There are swype-esque apps on the market some free most $$$ right now for the life of me i can't remember what i typed the first time to make it pop up but i know its there... hope this helps
No dice
I believe you will have to wait until they open it back up
Swype is nice but I can type with swiftkey much faster, imo
I have found that SlideIT in the market works really well. I've never used Swype, but saw it on a friends phone, and discovered this. It works very well.
A reminder to all of the forum rules, specifically the part about illegal distribution copy-write materials.
To the OP. The only method allowed to be discussed on AF is to sign up for the beta at beta.swype.com .
With that being said, short of trying a DIFFERENT keyboard, there isn't much more than can be said.


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For a long time I went to bed aïoli, clovèd in nothing but the barest essential oils. The Wine Formerly Known as Clos de Gilroy (TWFKaCdG) pays homage to the quaint, rustic town of Gilroy, the spiritual locus of all matters alliaceous. However, note well, the fruit for this wine does not, despite its name, derive from Gilroy (Clos, but no Cigare), but instead primarily from the Alta Loma vineyard in Greenfield (a particularly cool site for Grenache), and some truly ancient Mourvèdre vines in the sleepy Sacramento Delta town of Oakley, CA. —Randall Graham
Bonny Doon Vineyard's winemaking practice is exceptionally light-handed, with minimal intervention and manipulation. The fruit was hand-sorted, gently destemmed, and cold soaked to enhance flavor and color extraction. The must was gently punched doon to gently enhance extraction and underwent somewhat extended maceration for greater integration.
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The public debate over Cushing Village continued Tuesday evening, Sept 11 during the Belmont Planning Board meeting. Once again, the public hearing covered the issues of building height, scale, and density with specific concerns raised by the developers regarding the number of units.
The public debate over Cushing Village continued Tuesday evening, Sept 11 during the Belmont Planning Board meeting. Once again, the public hearing covered the issues of building height, scale, and density with specific concerns raised by the developers regarding the number of units.
Attorney Mark Donahue and architect Peter Quinn returned once again to represent Smith Legacy Partners, the development team of Cushing Village LLC.
The developers last met with the Planning Board on July 10 with revised plans that would incorporate more open space and improved pedestrian and vehicular circulation with a reduction in open parking, as well as moving the Winslow building off the street. Plans also included a new special events public plaza. However, when the board and the developers disagreed on a fourth story on the Winslow building, the developers indicated they may withdraw their application for the project.
But the board and the developers communicated with a much more cooperative tone at Tuesday's meeting.
Donahue came before the board and said although he left the July 10 meeting feeling discouraged and unsure whether or not the board could bridge their differences regarding building size, scale and mass, the applicant is both excited and anxious to move forward with the development and believes with cooperative efforts from the board the project can be a success.
The developers spent the majority of their time this summer determining what will fit into the agreed upon envelope while keeping in mind what will work economically.
Donahue said Cushing Village is to consist of 127,000 gross square feet in residential units, which broken down is between 113 to 118 total units.
65 to 70 of those units are two-bedroom; the remaining units are one-bedroom. There are no three-bedroom units.
There is also an additional 37,000 gross square feet in retail space.
Moving forward, Donahue requested the board understand and approve the number of units before Quinn continues his work in design. The number of units is a critical piece of information for the developer in order for them to move forward.
"We do have an agreement on size, scale and mass, but we have yet to see any plans," said chairman Sami Baghdady. "The board has offered some direction and some suggestions on the footprints and heights of the buildings, but I'm not prepared to characterize the number of units as a final agreement before we see the physical plans and the 3D depictions."
Baghdady reiterated the board has agreed conceptually on many details and said unit count can be an imprecise measurement as units of different sizes can change the mix.
"The way I view unit count is as long as we focus on the size, scale and mass parameter the board has been suggesting to you," said Baghdady. "Granted there is still economic analysis, traffic analysis, and other criteria we have to look at and take evidence on and meet under our bylaw, if we're able to satisfy all those criteria and stick within the guidelines of the planning board, unit count will be acceptable."
Planning Board member Michael Battista agreed with Baghdady's thought process regarding unit count.
Donahue said this response from the Planning Board was very encouraging.
Moving forward, Donahue said the developers hope to produce an updated traffic and parking study as soon as possible.
In addition to a draft of the traffic and parking studies, Quinn also said he could have drawings of the Winslow building in two weeks for the board to review.
Donahue said he hopes the board is willing to continue to meet in working sessions throughout this process.
"Our hope is to complete this process in a couple of months," said Donahue. "We understand the labor involved to get this done is on our side… It is our job to produce the work and we can't ask you to do anything faster than what we can produce while giving you fair time to review it. But that is the schedule we're trying for which fits with other schedules and allows us to look seriously at commencing construction in the spring of 2012. We need to get through this process, though."
Baghdady offered a suggestion.
"I think the most important thing for you to produce right now is plans and 3D visualizations," said Baghdady. "I don't want to deceive you and I don't want you to get too far in your economic and traffic analysis without the town having first had an opportunity to see the plans and the 3D visuals. We need to post them on our websites and people need to look at them, absorb them and feel comfortable with them."
Baghdady also confirmed the board is more than happy to meet with the developers in working group sessions to help move the process along.
"With your affirmation in regard to the unit count, we are very excited to work with you," said Donahue. "We're going to need your cooperation and help and we know we can count on the board to get through this process. We're excited about moving forward and thank the board publicly for all their help. Things to do not always go smoothly all the time, but as long the plans end up going smoothly, it's usually for the best."
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There was also a great outdoor spa that we sat in and looked at the stars from on Friday night. NOICE.
Despite my cynicism the marriage enrichment weekend was actually really good. They showed some video talks by an American guy named Paul David Tripp. Despite his rather animated moustache, the talks were really good. REALLY good.
Allow me to wax Christian for a moment...
His basic premise is that the reason we have trouble loving each other is because we don't love God enough. When we are worshipping God (as opposed to worshipping ourselves or our things or whatever it might be) it is much easier to love others. When we really see what God has done for us and have a grateful heart it is much easier to love others selflessly, like Christ does. His 3 practical tips at the end were about:
- worshipping God as creator (and in your marriage not denigrating your partner who is a person created by God)
- worshipping God as sovereign (and therefore not denigrating your partner's story - it is God who has authored their story)
- worshipping God as saviour (and therefore growing in grace - both of you - using the little moments as moments of ministry rather than of anger)
For me the one thing that really stood out is that the whole point of marriage - of any experience in life - is for us (Christians) to be transformed into the likeness of Christ. God wants me in this exact situation in my life - it is all part of His plan to make me more like Christ. Pretty humbling really.
*** End of churchy bit***
The kids had a great time while we were gone. They made chocolate brownies with Kellie and then had pizza for dinner on Friday. Kellie's flatmate Lou came over to visit and showed the girls her surfboards (Emma is planning on being a surfer when she grows up - despite having NEVER been to the beach in her life) so that was a real hit.
My sister was happy because between Kellie and my mum she didn't have to change any dirty nappies or wipe anyone's bottom. She was VERY happy about that as she doesn't cope at all with poo.
My mum was a legend and folded all my washing (nearly a months worth).
Here is Ashlea sitting amongst the washing - you can see the pile almost comes up to her shoulders - you can also see some of her bruises from her blood test too. She is playing with her iphone (don't freak out - its actually Carolin's phone - I did not buy my child an iphone!). We are breeding another generation of technological geeks in our house.


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The show is set to get bigger and better, and big Bollywood names are coming in support of the show as well as for Esha's new endeavour.
Abhishek said in a statement: "I wish her all the best for it, and go girl power!"
This time, the show will be sans the famous rough and tough twins -- Raghu and Rajiv. Instead, the season will be judged by Esha, TV actor Karan Kundra, boxer Vijender Singh and actor Rannvijay Singh.
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"She's a dear friend, a buddy and the strongest amongst all heroes. She's a woman with a kind heart and the guts of a man. Esha you've definitely got my vote, don't let me down," he said.


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Nov 16, 2012 at 1:42 PM
i cant even imagine paying 250 for them lol
Can't imagine paying for them.....period.
never ever paid over 179 around here
People will buy them, though.
X2 Yuk!
I meet a couple that were thrilled with Inferno's. I though they were pulling my leg at first, But they were serious, saying they were doing very well for them. I was going to say something, But I figured I will just keep my trap shut. While they are buying those, There will be something better left for me! Unless OMV is in town!
^^^^^^ there fixed ^^^^^^
Only because they don't know any better.
Believe it or not, the quality of the pellets is not even considered for some people.
Couple of my friends are still going in there year after year to buy those pellets because they are
loyal to the owners.
I tried to convince them to buy better quality elsewhere, but they already think I am crazy because I prefer
softwood pellets.
Oh my, Softwoods. Those things will wreck your pellet stove(wish I had a nickle everytime I heard that!)! I should have taken a picture of all the strange looks I got from folks over the years when I was braggin softies. I also should have took notes of all the comments.
I'll admit I believed it until I had no choice. The pellet shortage of 2002(I think) all we could get were Eureka's from Walmart, and Hartlands from Agway. And HD had blazers. Heck we even burned pine horse bedding to stay warm. The next few season I was struggling to find softies until I found the Greene Supremes NEWP was rebaggin. I prefer em, But now I can't afford them. Seems everyone has caught the softy bug! Keepin an eye on the EasyBlaze and a few others.
Just strolling down memory lane, Back to the regularly scheduled program
So I've found a positive for the infernos/nations choice.
The little pieces of metal that collect at the bottom of my burn pot help the ash auger remove clinkers, very handy actually. Just not thrown the ashes in my garden this year.


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Friday, April 16, 2010
Album News: Bill Coleman - Black and Green EP (False North)
Bill Coleman has unleashed the latest part of his EP series, following on from Black and Red, he's released Black and Green, also called False North due to the EP's opening track. It can be downloaded for any price you choose (click the link below), but before you do have a sample of the track 'False North' as an mp3 below. You can download the EP in a variety of flavours, mp3, FLAC, whatever you want. Black and Blue is due later this month.
1. False North
2. Church of Second Chances
3. She Moved Through the Fair
4. I Want You to Know (C:\ Driver Bray Pride Mix)
Bill Coleman - 'False North'
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That's perfect sharing. Thanks a lot for this.
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- Web: www.dftransportation.com
- Category: Credit Card Fraud
DF Transportation pretended to train me for a job that turned out to be a scam to obtain funds through credit card fraud. New York, New York
During the third week of training, I was approached to participate in a special project that would pay more money and a bonus if successful. After receiving the instructions for project, I became very leary- as it included using my credit card to purchase technology products. Even though I was assured that DF Transportation would supply all funds in advance, I needed some more clarification. I called my credit card company to describe the process of how DF would put money in with their banking numbers and account information. My credit card company was unaware of any dangers this would possess to me or my account.
Still being apprehensive about attaching someone else's banking account numbers to my card, I decided to do some more research on the company before proceeding. After a few hours, It was clear that the address and phone numbers for DF did not match a company in New York, and there was no information on this company listed with the Better Business Bureau. Every time, I called DF, No one every answered the phone. It was always a recording. I thought this was strange and began an Internet search on scams and transportation.
To my surprise I found a complaint and a case that sounded similar to my concerns and situation. At this time, I decided to be more cautious and back out of the project. I told David Stiller, the Training Manager, that I could not participate due to a family emergency but would finish the training. I finished all four weeks and the final test. As I suspected, I never received the training check or a follow-up email regarding the final exam.
I sent several emails to David Stiller inquiring about my pay and phase two of the training- being very careful not to tip him off that I believed this was a scam. Throughout the whole process, up to this point, I had received dilgent communication from David. But now, there were no responses or return calls regarding my training completion. This was another major red flag. It was obvious that since I didn't participate in the credit card project, I had been ejected and DF moved on the the next victim.
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