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As Lent starts today, aid agency CAFOD has announced that their Fast Day this year on February 22, will focus on Colombia. The country torn apart by civil war for over thirty years. Its people suffer from poverty, corruption, and intimidation and more than two million Colombians have been driven from their homes. The Catholic Church is helping them to find a peaceful solution and CAFOD is fully behind it in its fight for peace and justice for the poor. Latin America Programme Officer, Francis McDonagh said: "Our work in Colombia is based on a partnership going back 30 years. We are not there because it is fashionable or easy, but out of a commitment to partners who risk their lives for ideals we share. We are there for the long haul". CAFOD has partners in some of the most dangerous areas of Colombia, but despite the uncertainties they support communities working together to build a better future for themselves and their families. Marguerite Harrington, Community Fundraising Co-ordinator, said: "Colombia is one of the many countries that need our help desperately and we are confident that parishioners will respond. We are always overwhelmed by their generosity they obviously see the need and want to help." The Lent Appeal envelopes will include Gift Aid forms that were used by CAFOD for the first time last year. The Gift Aid scheme enables charities to claim back 28p in tax for every pound donated by a taxpayer. For more information visit: CAFOD - Catholic Agency for Overseas Development


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I don't make New Year's Resolutions. I don't think I ever really did, but the last decade or two would have been enough to stifle that impulse. I've just been too aware that I don't have that much control over what happens in my life.
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Mayo Clinic and Public Health Madison & Dane County will host the 4th Annual Tuberculosis Summit on Thursday, April 23, 2015. The TB Summit is a full day of presentations, case studies, and discussions. Topics include Epidemiology and Evolution of TB, Adverse Reactions, Radiology, Immigrants and TB, Case Studies, Public Health Policy and TB, Motivational Interviewing Techniques, and Medication Updates. The Wisconsin State TB Program will discuss statewide resources and epidemiology. Guest speakers include both local and national clinicians.
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This course is designed for Infectious Disease and Public Health MDs, Public Health RNs, Pharm.D who work in public health in Wisconsin.
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Attendance at this Mayo course does not indicate nor guarantee competence or proficiency in the performance of any procedures which may be discussed or taught in this course.
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This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and PHMDC. The Mayo Clinic College of Medicine is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Mayo Clinic College of Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of 6.25 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
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Kate Louther, RN, MS
Public Health Madison & Dane County
Nancy Odell, RN
Public Health Madison & Dane County
Marci Paulsen, JD
Assistant City Attorney, City of Madison, Wisconsin
Caitlin Pepperell, MD
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Wisconsin State TB Control Program
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April 23, 2015 Morning Sessions
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Aspa Herrgård is located in a peaceful hamlet dating back to the 17th century and is only a couple of minutes away from Lake Vättern. Also close by is the Tiveden National Park with marked walking trails.
The hotel offers 38 individually designed rooms with garden views. All rooms are equipped with a work desk, seating area and TV.
The onsite gourmet restaurant with garden views is a silver medal winner in the "Foundation Sweden's best table 2011" and for 2012 the restaurant are aiming for a gold medal. The restaurant has an open fireplace and offers an à la carte menu based on fresh local ingredients. Afternoon tea can be taken on the terrace, which overlooks the lush garden.
The idyllic surroundings offer excellent opportunities for excursions to the shores of Lake Vättern, boat trips, golf, riding, cycling, canoeing and fishing, which can be arranged by the hotel.Distances:
Hotel rooms in Scandinavia are generally furnished with twin beds, which can be moved together to form a double bed or placed separately (some hotels have double beds though). Unless otherwise specified all rooms have private bathroom facilities, which are often equipped with a shower instead of a bath. Please note that single rooms are generally smaller than doubles. Purpose-built triple or family rooms are likewise unusual in Scandinavian hotels. Whilst it is possible for 3 persons to share a room, this will normally be formed by a double room with an extra bed. As a result space may be restricted.
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Bemidji City Council: Carnegie presentation expected next week
A potential plan that would both allow for the expansion of public access television and the saving of Bemidji's historic Carnegie Library is expected to be presented next week.
No one issue was the focus of the Bemidji City Council meeting Monday evening, but a variety of topics were addressed, including the Carnegie, potential annexation discussions and the popularity of the Lake Bemidji waterfront for hosting summer events.
Mike Bredon, the executive director of Upstream TV, Bemidji's public access television station, approached the council, asking for a time that he could present a plan that would allow for the expansion of public and government access television while also preserving the 102-year-old Carnegie, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
"We have a proposal that, in my opinion, would be a good thing for the citizens and the council to at least consider," he said.
The council set the discussion for next Monday during a work session.
The Bemidji City Council in January voted 4-3 to stand by its September decision to plan for a future Library Park that would not include the Carnegie, which now houses the Bemidji Community Arts Center. The council at that time cited the costs that would be incurred to restore the aging building.
"A little more effort should be put into this one to save it," said LeRoy Stenstrom, a lifelong Bemidji resident who also addressed the council. "You've got to start saving some older buildings."
Bemidji Township annexation
City Attorney Al Felix said he sent a letter to attorney John J. Steffenhagen with Hellmuth & Johnson in Edina, Minn., who has been retained by Bemidji Township for annexation issues.
The city had been expecting to have two city councilors soon begin meeting on a committee with two Bemidji Township supervisors to discuss the annexation agreement and the boundaries that in 2004 were adopted as annexation areas.
But Steffenhagen last week let the city know he been retained by Bemidji Township.
The township had been expected to establish committee meeting dates, but none has yet been set.
Felix said a letter was sent Friday to Steffenhagen asking that the committee begin meeting and offering several potential dates.
"And if they have no intention to meet, to let us know," Felix said.
June 7th rally
The annual June 7th Youth Rally, organized every year by the Bemidji Youth Advisory Commission, this summer will be held at Bemidji City Park instead of the Lake Bemidji waterfront.
The rally, which will mark its 12th year, is always held on June 7, which this year will be a Thursday. Organizers with the Kraus-Anderson Walleye Classic will already be using the waterfront then for setup of the annual fishing tournament.
It was a conflict the BYAC knew it would encounter eventually, said Kevin Waldhausen, the council representative to the youth group.
While the softball fields may be in use at City Park by then, the youth rally will be held near and around the skate park and the pavilion.
"We can all coexist," Waldhausen said.


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Embracing a rainbow society
A SERIES of thought-provoking messages and images will soon be displayed on public transport throughout the capital to help combat racism.
The idea behind the 'One City One People' initiative is to encourage people to see the similarities between people sometimes perceived as 'different'.
Yesterday, a driver with Bus Eireann said he had experienced "name-calling" but, on the whole, attitudes were improving.
Prince Noskahare (27), who moved to Ireland 10 years ago from Nigeria, said he tended to simply ignore any comments he perceived as racist.
"Most of them are good, it is just some," said the father-of-two, who now lives in Kilcock, Co Kildare.
Around 6pc of Bus Eireann's entire workforce is made up of immigrant workers. The public transport companies such as Veolia Luas, Dublin Bus, Bus Eireann, DART, Irish Rail and Dublin Bikes, which are key employers of immigrant workers, will all be taking part in the awareness campaign.
Declan Hayden, integration officer with Dublin City Council, said the initiative due to be officially launched tonight is the city "stating very firmly that Dublin says 'no' to racism and discrimination".
"We have people who are living in Dublin 10, 20 or 30 years who are more Irish and more Dublin than anyone else," he said.
Leaticia Njirima (28), who works in the customer-care call office with Veolia Luas, said there have been improvements in Ireland since she moved here five years ago from Malawi.
"Now you can see there are lots of people from different nationalities, so I can say, in that sense, things have changed," said Mrs Njirima.
She said people from other countries may experience racism in some instances while using public transport, but she had not directly been affected.
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Watching NBC's Late Night with Jimmy Fallon over the past year or so, I grew to appreciate his sketches like "Thank You Notes," "Superlatives" and the all-too-rare "Let Us Play With Your Look." I was excited for the former Saturday Night Live star's transition to the Tonight Show on NBC, which started last week with a who's-who of famous guests, not just because it meant Jay Leno was finally off television but because he deserved it after five years on Late Night. Fallon's a good talk show host and I love me some Justin Timberlake, who had been a frequent guest previously and has already appeared on the Tonight Show. Fallon's first week was a little awkward, with a lot of blubbering and guests reassuring him of his obvious and multiple talents, but he's gotten over that and looks to be beginning a long tenure as America's favorite background noise for nighttime activities (whatever those may be). But Seth Meyers, another SNL alum, who took over Late Night this week, is a different story.
Let's start with the positive. He has a great bandleader in Fred Armisen. The former Saturday Night Live writer and star is a great fit due to his previous history as a touring rock musician and general musical know-how. Seth Jabour and Syd Butler from Les Saavy Fav on guitar and bass, respectively, Eli Janney from Girls Against Boys on keyboards and Beyoncé's drummer, Kimberly Thompson make up the 8G Band with Armisen, who is as musically versatile as they come. But those bright spots are not enough to carry the show.
First of all, the set is, well, it looks a little cheap. The Crate and Barrel desk in the middle of the floor with Myers' dull, gray computer chair behind it brings to mind more of a Wayne's World public access late night show than the one and only Late Night Show on a major TV network. The backdrop is a boring blue square pattern, like a faux Japanese screen in my great aunt's guest room. His guests sit on individual chairs, again probably from Crate and Barrel; what happens if he has more than two guests? Or if he interviews a band? Do they sit on the floor? Come on, even I can afford a couch.
"Whoa, I think that was Nick Offerman," said my friend. I didn't see the guy, so I asked who that was, because I thought it might be a friend of a friend that I had maybe met once or something. I didn't recognize the name because I'm used to hearing a different name in reference to the mustachioed man's man: Ron Swanson, the character on TV's Parks and Recreation. I don't watch the show but am familiar with the character because I'm a young person with Internet access. But I didn't believe my friend, anyway, because why would such a big star be getting a cup of coffee at Acre in Petaluma?
So, we did what any reasonable people would do: waited outside the shop, drinking our coffee, trying to decide if it was him or not. In our five minute not-stalking-just-enjoying-coffee sit down, I asked my friend what he would do if it turned out to be the actor. A photo would be too much to ask, and he didn't want to be "that guy" anyway. Maybe just say "hi" or something. We didn't come to a conclusion when he exited the shop, so we did what any reasonable people would do: waited a minute then followed him downtown.
Turns out it was him, which we confirmed inside Chick-a-Boom Vintage Clothing when the clerk was even more excited to see Mr. Offerman than my friend was. Apparently he was in town promoting his book, and his wife wanted to do a bit of shopping (of course, this is third-hand store clerk knowledge, not an official news source like TMZ or anything). So I did what any reasonable person would do: tried on a tuxedo jacket and walked around the store, giving Mr. Offerman a respectful nod I caught his eye. My friend and I then left and walked around town some more, talking about how cool it was that we just "met" Nick Offerman. We are dorks.
Don't say we don't work hard around here. The buzz around the office today was all about the Lip Sync-Off between John Krasinksi ("Jim" on the Office) and Jimmy Fallon.
Jimmy leads off with an impassioned version of Melissa Manchester's "Don't Cry Out Loud" only to be topped by Kraskinki's performance of Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream" that reeks of many hours practicing moves in front of a bedroom mirror.
And make sure to watch all the way through so as not to miss Fallon's syncing of an over-the-top version of "Over the Rainbow" by Star Search reigning champion Sam Harris (remember him?)
Of course, multiple views of the competition only serves as a reminder of the original lip-syncing competition and my absolute favorite show when I was ten years old, "Putting on the Hits," hosted by Allen Fawcett, he of the blue twinkle-eyes and permed mullet. The show offered up wacky, and often bizarre, renditions of popular songs of the day.
Here are some choice performances from a show that put competitive lip-syncing on the map, the show that let "everyday people shine like the stars they've always wanted to be."
Stacy, Debbie and Stacy do "Crush on You" by The Jets
Tony and Susan doing "Angst in My Pants" by Sparks
Creepy Baby Man
Umm, and here's Kato Kaelin, at the time a "mild-mannered salesman from Milwaukee, Wisconsin" but who eventually became most famous for living in Nicole Simpson's guest house on the night she was murdered, doing a baffling and terrible performance of "Born to be Wild."
Happy Friday!
A giant squid was finally captured on video in its natural habitat. Why is this news? Why should the denizens of the North Bay care? Because giant squid are incredible, that's why.
Unfortunately, this clip is from ABC, the lowest common denominator of television news. So there's about 20 seconds of idiotic banter in this 45-second clip. Yeah, buddy, don't take a dip past TWO THOUSAND FEET.


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I've joyfully found a part time job!! I've tried finding help the past two weeks for someone, anyone to help me once and awhile on Wednesdays. I need a place for Sophia & Alyssa to hang out for just 90 minutes. I couldn't find any child care (less than $40 anyway) so I've been asking around, hoping someone would step up for me the way I always try for everyone else. One mom I did ask, who I would call a friend, declined because Wednsdays were too busy, even to help once and awhile. Yesterday (Wednsday) the girls and I stopped into Ralphs after school and saw this particular mom. She had another one of our daughter's mutual friends with her. Was it just my girls she didn't want? I'm sure she cringed when she saw me. It hurt.
I've been here just a few months short of 3 years. I still don't have an established group of friends or even one close friend. There's no one I can call to meet for coffee or even call and talk to. Joe & Charlene just moved to Oceanside and I feel like that's effecting me more than I wish it were.
I realized when I left my whole life to start a new one, that my friendships would be left behind and I miss those very much. I'm so glad to be able to see them on Facebook and send the occasional text back and forth. I'm with my children every single day, my husband comes home to me every night, he's only home with us, never out, which I'm grateful for. But I am still so lonely, some days I can barely stand it.
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Serve until you can't serve no more.
I've been learning a lot about a Christian's definition of love and utilizing it much in my marriage lately. I read that real love is not meant for happiness, it's not a feeling. It's an action. Real love is service. But the more I process things, I find that this definition stands more true in parenting than even in marriage. Being a parent can be beautiful but let's face it, it's all about service. Service when your exhausted and under thanked. Service when you haven't slept or have a to-do list that will never all be accomplished. It is service 365 days a year.
A few days ago, I had this week planned out. Sophia & Alyssa were going to spend the last week of their break at their father's house. I was going to get to skip making 3 meals a day and save money on groceries. I planned dentist appointments, doctor's appointments, and even an appointment at my school while they were going to be gone. Last minute, their dad decided not to take them. I'm not going to lie. I was looking forward to the rest, to no fighting or arguing. But as always, I'm happy they are home where they belong. But because they are here, I needed to go grocery shopping today before we started the week. As always, Ardel is at work, so that means dragging all 4 to the grocery store (and if you are a mom, you know how one feels about 4 kids in a grocery store). When the time was nearing to go, instead of , "Ok mom", all I heard was whining, pushback, reasons why they should be able to stay. I lost it.
Do they think I REALLY want to go to the grocery store? Did they think I was asking them to spend their money on groceries? Maybe they thought with the groceries we were buying, that THEY needed to cook 3 square meals a day for everyone AND clean the dishes and the kitchen afterwards. No, they didn't misunderstand. They simply just didn't want to go to the grocery store and were going to make sure that I knew it. I blew my lid and told everyone we would not go to the store, nor would I be making dinner tonight (which I don't think I've ever done). They are now free to have all the peanut butter and ham sandwiches their little hands can make. I did already make them breakfast and a nice lunch, oh, and some homemade muffins for an afternoon snack, not that they even noticed.
As my girls grow older and more selfish, they exhaust me more than my one-year old. I am tired but I am a full-time parent. I'm not some side parent that has my kids into my home every few weeks and sends them on their way so I can get back to my responsibility-free lifestyle. I wouldn't want to be that person for one minute. But I do hope that someday when my daughters grow up, they are able to see how much they were loved by me and their stepdad because they are able to see our acts of service.
I wonder if any other moms feel this way?
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My Big Bio (2016)
My Big Bio is a website where you can create a thorough/in-depth autobiography or create a biography of your grandparents to remember them by and share it with your family. As you fill out your bio, the site generates a timeline and map of your life.
Spot Seeker (2016)
Spot Seeker is a social cartography app where Spot Seekers help each other explore the most beautiful places nearby. Join in by marking your favorite Spots, rating Spots you visit, and mapping out great local location.
Answers From All (2016)
Ask big questions. Explore all answers. AnswersFromAll.com (AFA) aims to aid in the exploration of one's perspectives on life by asking big questions. All answers are anonymously displayed and can be sorted or shuffled randomly.
3-a-day (2016)
3-a-day.co is a web app that provides a place to practice positivity by writing down 3 things that went well and why they went well every day. 3-a-day is inspired by the "what went well" gratitude exercise created by positive psychologists.
HapiDaily (2015)
HapiDaily stands for have a positive impact daily. HapiDaily is a web app that gives daily notifications via text to those who join in. Every day, it provides another way for you to make a difference, and each week is themed around a specific value. Text "hapidaily" to 84483 to join in.
KO Kickstarter (2016)
KO Kickstarter is a dev build tool that helps developers kickoff a great Knockout, Browserify, and Director web app. It sets up a modular app structure, serves files with a live reload watcher, and distrubutes a minified build at launch-time.
Less is More (2015)
Less is More is a simple dev build tool that can lint, minify, and serve. The package designed to help developers get started creating fast using the bare bones basics: raw HTML, CSS, and JS.
Time (2013)
"Time" is a web app that gives users a new perspective on how long events in life actually are through the use of colorful, graphic representations. This timeline style was later used in My Big Bio.
Ascend (2014)
Back in during my junior year, two students and I were given about two months to make an 2D infinite-runner Android game in Unity. To determine the game's theme, our professor made us draw an adjective and a noun from a hat. We pulled "wistful" and "stairs"... Yeah.
#HashtagHipsterHeaven (2013)
This Android app is pure gold. "Customize a character with various hipster clothing apparel, hair styles, and more." I made this with a few other students, and my favorite part is still the backing track we created.
Grumpy Grandpa Loops (2013)
This little Android app game for tablets was the result of a prompt that roughly went something like: "Make a Thanksgiving-themed soundboard/audio-looping game in about two weeks."
Mr. Whiskers (2013)
What a strange project. Mr. Whiskers is a text adventure game, but a text adventure game that makes you ask existential questions about who you're playing as. (Gameplay hint: You can only use words seen in all caps.)
Sound in Silence (2012)
SoundInSilence.com is the website for my friend Aaron's recording/producing studio. This was one of the first websites I built from scratch. It's still snazzy, even if unused and untouched in years.
Happy Balls (2012)
Ah, Happy Balls. What a classic little game. This was one of my first development projects ever. I still have the Processing project somewhere, full of all the lovely home-recorded sounds.


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A bevy of Bollywood beauties at a fashion store' s new collection launch
Poonam Soni and Sangeeta Assomull co-hosted a luxury extravaganza at The Poonam Soni Store celebrating their new collection and the opening of the new Judith Leiber Couture Store at Palladium.
(L-R): Sangeeta Assomull, Paul Jheeta, Sabira Merchant and Poonam Soni
Many friends and well-wishers dropped in for this soiree, which was an elegant affair. Paul Jheeta the celebrated designer from Savile Row, who is known for his bespoke menswear, was spotted admiring the creations.
Pooja Batra and Deepti Bhatnagar
The surprise element was the presence of Pooja Batra who was spotted on the party circuit after a long gap.
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Traveled to Arizona recently – God's country. Beautiful. Great food, nice people, fun hotel, and lots to see. Enjoy the travel. Like they say, "It is a dry heat."
6 thoughts on "Consultant's long weekend – Arizona"
Pierre Thibeault
A short visit is good…..I was there on contract for two years….craved green grass and trees and put up with 100+ degrees (dry heat mean nothing at those temps)! A survey at the time found that 50% or the population of Phoenix would move if they could find a job elsewhere. The moral of the story is don't make life decisions based on a couple days in the winter.
Daryl Gerke
Moved my half of a consulting firm to AZ 20 years ago. Find 100 pleasant if out of the sun, but don't care much for 110+. Still, nine months of the year the AZ weather is beautiful, as is the scenery.
Another alleged stat is that for every 5 people who move in, 3 people move out in two years. But of those 3, one will move back. If you make it past two summers, you will likely stay as we did.
Full disclosure – for the past ten years of so we leave for a while in the summer. We head to MN where grandchildren and a small condo await. One of the great things about being an independent consultant is that you can can choose your location(s) along with when to work.
Love the consulting life! Been at it full time for almost 30 years with my own engineering practice.


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Actor madhavan and Beautiful Actress Playing Golf . Gorgeous Rakul Preet Singh at KPCL Golden Eagles at golf tournament.Rakul preet also shared her golf story from childhood, and how much she love the sports.
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Sporður is a five-gaited red dun pinto first prize stallion. He has received 8.18 for conformation in breeding evaluations scoring high for his well raised neck, good leg quality, and strong hoofs. Sporður received 8.28 for ridden abilities. The quality of Sporðurs gaits is very good. His gaits are clean with big movements. Unlike some five-gaiters he is very balanced and has good suspension in the trot and canter. Sporðurs pace is powerful and secure.
Sporður has incredible bloodlines. His father is Álfasteinn frá Selfossi who has a score of 8.54 in breeding evaluations. Álfasteinn is a son of one of the most famous breeding mares in Iceland Álfadís frá Selfossi. All of Álfadís´s offspring have been highly evaluated first prize horses including Álfur frá Selfossi who was rewarded honor prize for offspring and the Sleipnis trophy at the last Landsmót. Álfasteinn is also the father of the highest evaluated horse in the world Spuni frá Vesturkoti. Álfasteinns father was the respected breeding stallion Keilir frá Miðsitju. Sporður´s mother is also a proven breeding mare Hrísla frá Naustum. Out of five of her evaluated offspring four are first prize horses including Sporður.
Sporður has a big character. He is willing under saddle but still calm enough to ride bareback out in the field. He is very confident and friendly.
Some of Sporðurs first offspring have already been show with good results in Iceland. Móalingur frá Bergi (the blue dun shown in the picture below) received a total score in breeding evaluations of 8.00 making first prize as only a five year old. Another of his offspring Flóki frá Bergi (pinto shown in picture below) received 8.37 for conformation and a total of 7.97 as a four gaiter. Hvöss frá Bergi (the red dun shown in the picture below) drew alot of attention in Bergi´s breeding farm show at Fjórðungsmót as a four year old in 2013 and was shown in 2014 receiving first prize and a total score of 8.01.
Video of Sporður and Terral Hill performing an F1 (five gait) program:
Below is a video of Carrie riding Sporður in Carrie´s graduation from Hólar. Sporður was Carrie´s five gaiter for her third year of Hólar.


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This is a picture of Susan's husband, Gagik, putting flowers on his father's grave.
I don't know how I let such a long time go by without a new letter. I guess I've been feeling overwhelmed with the job hunt, getting my Mom back on her feet, and then figuring out how to get back home to New York. Since returning home, we've had houseguests from California, and I've been driving them around, and doing what I can to make their visit a good one. Here's an update:
The job hunt: I keep sending out resumes and letters. Haven't gotten a blip back yet. I may get a job at a doughnut shop next week if I have to.
Getting Mom back on her feet: Pretty good news on this account! She'd still at the facility, but they are expecting to send her home in about two weeks. I know. That's what said two weeks ago. But they want to assure that she'll be able to do things around her house safely before they let her go. She's making great progress--not using a wheelchair at all any more--and her spirits are good!
Getting myself back to New York: I spent a lot of time while in Michigan looking for appreciative homes for things Mom has collected over the years and no longer needs. In her name I donated miles of fabric to a theater and to a church group that makes crocheted rugs. I gave boxes of A Dog Named Dirt (Mom's funny book about an awful dog we used to own) to two animal shelters (to be used as a fundraiser) and to her vet's office (to be sold to help pay vet bills anonymously for old ladies who can't afford them). I gave piles of clothing to Goodwill and the Salvation Army and donated huge trash bags filled with yarn to a friend who crochets lap blankets for injured veterans. I sent Robert back home with our car loaded to the roof with fabric and stuff I intend to try to sell for her, including a rather valuable antique doll. I sent the doll to a special doll dealer in Maryland, and it is going to be offered at an auction in Europe in about six months. I mailed off packages of letters and other treasures to their original senders. Then I packed my suitcase with everything I could fit into it and (with help from friends Colleen and Mary) got onto a Greyhound bus headed for Philadelphia.
It's been some time since I've been on a Greyhound bus. I had originally intended to take some cartons of stuff home with me, and thought the bus made the most sense, as you can bring just about as much luggage with you as you want. Also, it was very cheap. But I still had to face lugging boxes and suitcases around when I finally got to my destination, and in the end I ditched the idea about the cardboard boxes, and only took two suitcases with me.
As usual, there were a few interesting incidents. For instance, when the snotty driver (who made a little speech everytime we boarded new passengers, "I will not tolerate the use of profanity on my bus! You will be ejected from the bus if you use profanity!") drove in circles around downtown Pittsburgh for forty minutes before getting on the intercom to ask if anybody had any idea where the bus depot might be located. That answered my question about his sensitivity to profanity--I figure he must get sworn at more than most people.
Got into Philadelphia, and to the hotel Robert had procured for our anniversary weekend. It was an elegant place near Rittenhouse Square, a park. It was so good to greet him there--and nice to have a little 'decompression' time together. The weather was either too hot or too rainy, but that didn't keep us from walking all over, anyway. We saw the Franklin Institute, but not much else, because of long lines. It's better to sight see in Philly after school is back in session, I think. It was especially nice to come home! After such a long absence, the only casualties were a few house plants Robert forgot about on his rounds with the watering can.
Our houseguests: My friend from college, Susan Khanzadian, called to say that she and her husband, Gagik Ginosyan, were finally ready to come for a visit. This was not an optimum time for us, of course, but I didn't want to say no. A few years ago Susan asked me for help locating Gagik's father's grave. When Gagik was about fourteen, his father Stephan came to the United States. He lived in Los Angeles. Stephan sent money to the family, then stopped. Gagik's family told Gagik his father had abandoned him, and he never heard from Stephan again. Years later Gagik found out from someone else that the reason his father had stopped sending money was because he had been sent to prison. Every new discovery was a harder blow. His father had received a life sentence for murdering a man in New York. By the time Gagik found out about this, his father had died in prison.
In 2003, Susan called me to ask me for help trying to find out what happened to Stephan Ginosyan, as he seemed to have been transferred around a lot. He had been at Attica for awhile, but was transferred to a prison only about twenty miles from our house! It was ridiculously difficult to get any information, even with a power of attorney. But I finally found out that he was buried on the prison grounds, because no one from the family claimed his body when he died.
In 2003, Susan called me to ask me for help trying to find out what happened to Stephan Ginosyan, as he seemed to have been transferred around a lot. He had been at Attica for awhile, but was transferred to a prison only about twenty miles from our house! It was ridiculously difficult to get any information, even with a power of attorney. But I finally found out that he was buried on the prison grounds, because no one from the family claimed his body when he died.
I tried to arrange for Susan and her husband to visit the grave, and that was a hassle. At one point someone told me in order for me to get permission, I would have to send them a certified copy of Gagik's Armenian birth certificate. I asked the guy what that would prove to him, as Armenian doesn't use our alphabet and he probably wouldn't be able to read it anyway. But sheer will won out, and permission was obtained. Susan and Gaigik planned to come, but unfortunately, Gagik suffered a heart attack, and they weren't able to make the trip until he had recovered enough.
Susan had contacted the prison to let them know they were coming. People had kept promising her they'd get back to her about the arrangements, but they never did. So we decided to go to the there and wait for an answer. I think the whole prison facility was in an uproar because Susan told them they want to be able to disinter the body and remove it to an Armenian cemetery in Fresno. Everybody kept sputtering and fussing and saying,"Well, we don't know. We'll get back to you on that." They also said that no one ever asks to visit graves there.
At the prison, we sat and waited until a supervisor came out. He was apologetic, and eventually, two other supervisors showed up, and they got in a truck and we followed them around the prison walls, past the excercise yards and watchtowers with armed gaurds. It was like something out of a movie. We then went down a dirt road, lined with cornfields, to a little graveyard. The prison walls were no longer visible, the sky was brilliant blue, the corn was a deep green, and in the sky dozens of blackbirds were reeling around. It was peaceful and pretty, except for the bleakness of the gravestones. They were made of cast concrete with nothing but a number on each one. Susan immediately started rummaging through her purse, looking for a paper with Gagik's father's prison number on it, but Gagik jumped out of the car and ran directly to the correct one. That was kind of spooky.
It was a very emotional scene. Gagik broke down. He and Susan burned incense on the grave and laid flowers across it and said special prayers. I had to ask permission to take photos, promising the supervisors I would only take a picture of the single gravestone, and nothing else. The three officials were very polite but distant, until I went up to them and told them Gagik's story. I said that his family had lied to him about what happened, what a shock it had been to him to find out, and about everything Gagik had done to find his father. After that they were very nice and bent over backwards to be helpful. As a surprise gift for Gagik, I had a brass plate made up, showing Stephan's name and the dates of his life, which the supervisors helped us attach to the headstone. Gagik was really touched by that.
So, both Robert and I were very glad to be able to do what we could to help Gagik gain some closure, even though this wasn't the easiest time for us to have company. I think the wheels are turning regarding the legal work necessary to move the body. We're glad to have been able to help.
Keeping busy: Sugan, Gagik, Robert and I went to Atlantic City. I tried playing slot machines and was reminded again that I am way too Scottish to be able to enjoy gambling. But it was a pretty day to be at the beach, and fun to walk through the very opulent casinos. Robert and I had our palms read by a gypsy fortune teller. Susan and Gagik had a great time, and Robert won enough money at roulette (about $200) to pay for our travel expenses and meals there. The best part of the trip happened when we were getting ready to leave. Robert pointed to the night sky, where little points of light were swooping around in a column, five hundred feet high. It looked as if the stars were going crazy. But it was really hundreds and hundreds of sea gulls, lit from below by the casino lights. I had no idea gulls flew that high. I suppose they're always up there, but we can't see them against the sun.
Susan and I have been looking at photographs from college, where we both hung out with foreign students, wondering what happened to our old friends. I decided to try to locate Moncef Majbri, a very sweet guy from Tunisia. The last time I saw Moncef was in the very early 80's. He was a translator at the United Nations, in French, English and Arabic, and he took me to lunch in the Ambassador's Cafeteria there. Then he moved and I lost contact with him. Through the magic of the internet, I located a phone number, and called him on Saturday morning. A darling little girl's voice answered the phone, and she said it was the right address. I asked if I could speak with Moncef. There was a long pause, then a PIERCING shriek, "DADDY! DADDY! WAKE UP!" followed by Moncef's mumbled, "Hello?"
So I had to apologize to him for that. He was very pleased to hear from me, anyway, and we made plans to visit him. I've also located some other Saudi friends that I hope to see soon.
Well, that's enough for now. Wish me luck in my job hunt. Write soon.
F and R


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Is Sammy a 2006 version of Rodney Dangerfield?
Written by Joe Aiello, Posted in General
Reports are that Sammy might retire instead of taking a $500,000 contract with Washington; apparently the Nationals are the only team interested in him. According to ESPNdeportes.com: "Sammy doesn't think of himself as someone who has to beg for a spot on a big-league roster…he feels that the lack of interest in his services constitutes a humiliation."
Give me a break…His Samminess "don't get no respect?" I'm glad they used the word "humiliation" because humility is one personal attribute that Sosa doesn't have.
Also from Rotoworld:
Nationals GM Jim Bowden has told MLB.com that Sammy Sosa has rejected his club's one-year, $500,000 offer.
Sosa wanted at least $1 million to sign with the team, but Bowden was not willing to increase the offer. "We respect Sammy and what he has accomplished in the game," Bowden said. "We wish him well and hope that he is able to come back and perform like he did a couple of years ago. As long as he is not in our division, we'll be rooting for him to win Comeback Player of the Year." He'd have to find another team with any interest at all in employing him for that to happen. The Nationals are likely better off without him. Feb. 15 – 1:17 pm et
Source: Nationals.mlb.com
And so apparently ends an era, His Samminess appears to be done at 37.


text: Everyone borrows money from time to time and this app makes it a piece of cake to keep track of all those greedy friends of yours! With the press of a button you can add a debtor or creditors from your contacts or by typing in a name, select a due date a bam! Keep Tabs "puts it on my tab" (Great Tagline btw). Instantly the total amount I owe or am owed is updated in the top left corner and I can sort the list of debts in a huge variety of different ways (first/last name, increasing/decreasing amount, date due/added). You can even add in little notes about the debt too so you keep track of what its for. Great app, its worth every penny (all 99, lol). It may actually save you money in the long run!


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In the 'truth is often stranger than fiction' category, this is the kind of publicity that Borat couldn't buy. With Sacha Baron Cohen's new movie about the hapless Kazakhstani due out next week, the nation of Kazakhstan itself has made a blunder that Borat himself would be proud of.
Borat, "Kazakhstan's sixth most famous man"
Kazakhstan prides itself on its national language, having seen it as a national symbol since its independence in 1991, when it refused the option to take on Russian. However, the Kazakhstan central bank is planning to circulate new banknotes even though a spelling mistake has been highlighted. And not just any spelling mistake. They've misspelt the word 'bank'.
They've used Cyrillic text (as used in Russian) for the word bank on the notes, but it is misspelt using an alternative Kazakh version of the letter 'K'. Strangely, despite urgings from various political sides not to release the notes, the National Bank plans to release the 2,000 and 5,000 tenge notes throughout November, but will gradually replace them over the following months.
The first thing this makes me think of is the potential future value of those misspelt notes. It would be worth a few thousand tenge to put a few of each note aside somewhere and hang onto them until all the misspelt notes have been retrieved from circulation. You could then have something of a collector's item on your hands. Of course, that's assuming that not everybody thinks the same thing. Perhaps all these misspelt notes will enter circulation and never be seen again.
A number of MPs wrote to the Kazakhstan President, Nursultan Nazarbayev, urging him to tell the bank not to circulate the notes.
Nursultan Nazarbayev
The letter said, "We urge you to tell the National Bank not to put out the notes with a mistake in the Kazakh language… The mistake… is not just a spelling problem – it has political undertones." The only real undertone I can see is 'Kazakh bank can't spell and doesn't really care.' I'm not sure why that's political, but there you go.


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THE FIRST legal action taken by Lloyd's of London agents against a Lloyd's Name could start an "avalanche" of cases against other individual defaulting Names, according to the agents' lawyers.
The action, against Dr Andrew James Higgins, was the subject of an Order 14 hearing last week and should result in a judgment within days.
Dibb Lupton Broomhead partner Susan Dingwall, overseeing all agents' cases, said the recovery action by client Merchant & Eliot Underwriting against Higgins would be "a catalyst for other Names to pay their debts".
"It will be a precedent because it will establish the broad principle of the 'pay now, sue later' clause [of Names' agency agreements]. It's going to have a huge significance," said Dingwall.
"There are well over 100 other writs ready to be served on other Names. There will be an avalanche of them."
Defending Higgins, Michael Freeman, of London firm Epstein Grower & Michael Freeman, said: "The significance is considerable. Lloyd's is placing a huge stake on being able to collect from the Names for the first time, by trying the agency route to circumvent the Central Fund cases. We say it's totally misguided and I believe the application for summary judgment should fail."
Lloyd's attempts to collect cash owed to its Central Fund by Names are frozen until its High Court action against Clementson in January.
But other lawyers in Lloyd's litigation are at odds over the significance of the case.
SJ Berwin partner Richard Slowe, acting for several Llo-yd's action groups, said: "It's an interesting sideshow. Equally, it's a gamble by Lloyd's."
Both sides in Higgins expect to appeal the Order 14 judgment. If it goes to the High Court, an expedited trial will be over by Christmas.
Lawyers also say media reports of the implications of Brown v KMR Independent Services, where Name Richard Brown won up to three-quarters of a million pounds damages because of member agents' negligent advice, overstate the impact on other cases.
Brown's lawyer, DJ Freeman partner David Tiplady, has told the many solicitors contacting him that similar cases can only be fought on a costly case by case basis, so action groups will be precluded from taking a group action.


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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by Nolesfan, May 20, 2010.
Is there a way to lock pics so they can't be deleted by my kid?
No one knows an answer to this? Anyone else even care?
I'm looking for this too... maybe a way to password-protect certain pics?
Solution: Don't let your kids play with your expensive piece of equipment?
I'm just spit-balling though ...
There are apps in the market that does this. Photo Vault is one of them. Photosuite is another one. You can hid albums by putting "." in front of the folder's name.
Yes. Download APP lock. You can choose which apps to require a pin. Photos included.
hide and seek works well... looks like a flashlight app so know one knows
I hate handing my phone to someone to check it out.
I wish there was a quick guest acct that would allow people to still see my phone and apps, but not allow any changes to be made, or allow certain things to be locked down, like photo's.
People think its just a phone and then they start thumbing through your emails and pictures and changing settings by accident.....
THERE IS! Is nobody reading? APP lock. free from the market. download it, pick which parts of the phone you want to lock, set your pin and BINGO. They can't open those apps without the PIN.
But that means that you'll have to put in pin to unlock app every time you want to use it. I think what greenrolaids want is a way to set up accounts sort of like in windows, where you can set up guest account and administrator account with different levels of access. A guest account would only let you do certain things while the administrator account would give you all access. It's actually a pretty cool idea. If some dev could create that, I'll buy it.
As opposed to having to enter one to login to your phone? That would be worse for me. Has any phone done that...like ever? Not being an ass just think it's easier to only lock what I dont want seen since I dont look at it all the time, then have accounts and load screens for said accounts. Seems like alot of work when I could just say, No you cant see it.
I'm not looking to hide anything. My son likes to look at the pictures, but he has accidentally deleted some. When I look in properties there is a field for protected. I just want to make the file read-only.
As for not letting my kid look at my phone, either you don't have children or you have not interest in allowing them to experience new things. My son doesn't do anything to harm my phone, he just likes to use it. Much like his Dad.
Correct and a polite "no thank you" as well.
Well, not to sound judgmental but ... then those are the breaks, dude.
To my knowledge, there is no way to do that from stock. A few apps have been mentioned but, to me, that's just adding extra steps to a mundane task in order to keep little hands out of a piece of equipment. Hope it works out for you.
Most smart phones today have the option for you to password lock your phone. Meaning every time you turn on or wake the device from sleep, you'll have to enter password to gain access. Believe it or not, some people do use this feature, despite the inconvenience. What I'm suggesting would be no different, except you'll have the option to easily switch to guest account with restricted access.
I agree locking individual apps would be fine if it's something you don't need all the time. But if it is something like emails/txt/photos which I access many times through out a day and many times with in the same session of using then yes i think it would be a more of a pain than just logging in when you first access the phone.
Photo Safe - Android app on AppBrain
I use this and like it. Try it out to see if it works, but then you'll have to by the full version for $1 if you want to lock more than five photos.
Yes I realize that most of not all phones come with a default lock. But when you say "guest account" that implies like a separate logon which would mean it would BOOT into a different display with differant access rights. You would need a password for YOUR account which would be the same thing as having to enter something to unlock.
The process of booting takes time in ANY platform. Because as you said different options/permissions are LOADED. You would have to come up with the FASTEST load times to not piss anyone off. If I went to use my phone, unlocked it and had to wait for it to boot into my account.....I would go crazy. I would rather not have a "guest" account just taking up space and resources and just tell people they can't see my phone.


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Does your toddler like to pick up their toys or would they rather scatter them around the room and leave them there?
Natalie sometimes helps pick up her toys, but most of the time she just leaves them all over the place and I have to pick them up.
Seamus doesn't know how to pick up toys yet, maybe in another year. So he prefers to make a mess
Carson prefers to make a mess, if I get down and help him pick them up, then he'll help, but otherwise he just leaves everything laying around.
He loves to clean up when he's in the mood...otherwise, I end up cleaning it up most of the time.
Gracie doesnt have alot of toys in her room, but when she brings them in from the living room yes she scatters them around.
She also loves to take all her clothes out of her drawers...bugs me though lol.
Right now scatter and leave. But he is still too young to pick up. He is starting to learn though. We'll tell him to pick up your toys and put in your toy basket. He'll do that, then turn around and drag them back out again.
She likes to make a mess
Connor loves to pick up his toys and has been doing so for several months. He won't go to bed 'til he's picked up all his toys!
Connor used to scatter them and leave them, so I fixed that by buying a large tub with a snap on lid, that he cannot get into!
I pull out three or four toys, and when he gets bored, I put those back and give him something else.
I hated picking up scattered toys!
She is more of a scatterer, but if she see's me picking up toys, she will try to help :)
Paige does not know how to pickup yet so I have to go behind her and pick up all of her toys.
Brady will help clean up willingly...Nathan will, with some prodding....of course at the sitters, Nathan is the biggest helper!
Sean loves to make a mess, but he enjoys helping to pick them up when I ask him to. But he won't pick up without being asked.
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Painter, illustrator, printmaker and set designer Sir Sidney Nolan OM, AC (1917–1992) is one of Australia's most significant modernist artists.
A member of the artistic and literary avant-garde group the Angry Penguins, Nolan spent much of the 1940s with art patrons John and Sunday Reed at their home, Heide, where they gathered a circle of like-minded artists, writers and intellectuals. It was during this time that Nolan painted the first of his Ned Kelly series, which has become inextricably linked with the life of the bushranger in the Australian mind.
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The Papers of Sidney Nolan OM, AC
The National Library of Australia is the custodian of Sidney Nolan's private papers. This extraordinary archive contains personal correspondence, including with his mother, Dora; dozens of personal diaries and notebooks; business correspondence with galleries and publishing houses; financial records pertaining to art supplies and the sale of his paintings; research notes for his artwork, including the Eureka Stockade mural commissioned by the Reserve Bank of Australia; and photographs, press clippings, postcards and catalogues.
Among the most fascinating items are thousands of polaroids, which reflect Nolan's fascination with seeing the world in different ways. Tucked into diaries are small objects that captured Nolan's interest and aesthetic eye— a feather here, a leaf there—with notes about where he had found them.
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A former Houston gym owner learned Tuesday that his appearance before the Washington, D.C., grand jury investigating whether Roger Clemens lied to Congress about using performance-enhancing drugs has been re-scheduled for Aug. 11.
This is the second time that an appearance by Kelly Blair has been pushed back.
Blair was a partner in 1-on-1 Elite Personal Fitness, a gym in Pasadena, Texas, that closed last year. He is a cousin by marriage to New York Yankees pitcher Andy Pettitte, a friend and former teammate of Clemens. Pettitte's father worked out at the gym, where he reportedly obtained human growth hormone for his personal use.
According to Blair, he previously told FBI agents that he never supplied either Clemens or Pettitte with drugs. Blair claims to have never met Clemens, in fact. He doesn't deny having used steroids himself in the past. He also acknowledges a decade ago having recommended to athletes a Houston doctor who would prescribe HGH, though he claims neither Pettitte or Clemens were involved.


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Saturday, June 07, 2008
8 facts about me !!
But of late, I am in control holding my wings. Romba serious phase of my lifeaa theriyardhu !!
2. I have a deceptive look. Worries are inherent in me.. "Ippo edhukku kavalai padalaamnnu yosichu yosichu kavalai paduven"nnu close friends pesikaraanga. But as such, my looks would be as though I have no worries. "Hi-bye" friends always ask "how come you are always smiling" :)-
3. I am a tamil paithiyam..I will go crazy if I don't listen to tamil atleast for 1/2 hr a day.. Initially I had friends around to talk in tamil. At el paso, just 2 people know tamil. So, TV serial, radio idhellaam atleast 1 hraavadhu paapen, kepen.
4. I will die if I cannot eat southindian food for a week. Even before a big deadline, I will cook and eat. Otherwise, I feel useless, energyless, enthuless and passionless.
5. I can talk non-stop.. not just bland..with tone modulation etc. and I am one among the few who can feel something called jaw-pain due to excess talking. El pasola it happens less frequently..probably once in 2 months or so :)- But, believe me !! I am extremely hesitant and shy to talk with anybody new for the first time. I hate the first-time meet with anybody..extremely embarrasing.
6. I dont hold grudges. Not that I am too good but I am very forgetful. Again, I have a deceptive smart look (makkal solraanga!!) that I dont project it that way and very few people can notice that I am very forgetful.
7. I have reasonably good perseverance than a lot of people. Well, I like to initiate a lot of things with a group of people- a side effect of aarva kolaru. Even when things are not moving the way it should be, I have lots of perseverance to wait for the right time to execute and not close anything down without results !! I always want to handover the initiated thing to the most passionate person in that group- for me to venture into other stuff. In other words, I always want to be a kind-maker and not the king !!
8. I am such a slow reader that no body can ever imagine. English or tamil, It takes me forever to read anything. Naan padichu neenga kettaa nondhuduveenga..I would like to rather listen and not read!!
9. I have fear of height, fear of water, fear of climbing steps down (part of fear of height), fear of losing things -money, flight ticket etc., fear of getting lost in a crowd and I constantly get many other fears in the form of nightmares. Of course, I get weird and vivid dreams and I talk during sleep.
Appaada 9 facts vandhuduchu!! Well, one is extra.. Adha padikum bodhu choicela
Okay now I tag sendhil, pk, arun, aravind and Indian angel
10 comments:
- Badhri said...
Forget leaving 9 pints. Your first point has more than eight points!
- 10:19 PM, June 07, 2008
- ACE !! said...
// I dont hold grudges.//
நம்பற மாதிரி இல்லயே.. ராஜ ராஜ சோழன பத்தி தப்பா பேசினா கூடவா? :)
- 9:06 AM, June 08, 2008
- Zeppelin said...
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- 8:58 AM, June 09, 2008
- Zeppelin said...
- 9:00 AM, June 09, 2008
- Priya Venkatakrishnan said...
ha ha ha..badhri!!!
aniyaayam.. innum adha marakaliyaa..well, ipdi vambu panna enaku kovam samayaa varum :) grudge vechu ungala naan enna pazhi vaangiten ippo!!
8 things others dont know abt meyaa naanume panniiruken..
adhu nybagam illaama innor time panniiruken..he he
but there is a subtle difference.. idhu 8 things abt me..
idhu others had knownaa kooda irukalaam :)-
- 12:22 PM, June 09, 2008
- prabukarthik said...
>>I can talk non-stop.. not just bland..with tone modulation etc
maha janangale idhu sathiyama unmai... :)
Zep, idhey badhila dhaan naanum sonnen.. ennamo "therinja 8 theriyadha 8" nu neraya vidhyasam solraanga!
- 12:53 PM, June 10, 2008
- Priya Venkatakrishnan said...
summa en imageaa damage pannadheenga!!
naane sogathula summa ukkandhu padichitu iruken..
- 6:23 PM, June 10, 2008
- indianangel said...
priya -
tag'a pottu maati vituteenga, i will respond to your tag shortly.
BTW, ur 8 facts were nice.
- 5:30 AM, June 12, 2008
- Zeppelin said...
priya - you are awesome! :)
pk - blog oc-la kadaikkuchey nu avan avan summa ezhudhi thalraingya.. :D
- 11:57 AM, June 12, 2008
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