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Life is such a whirlwind lately! Here is what we've been up to lately!
Hitting 24 weeks!
Hitting 24 weeks!
Doing cool stuff at the library. Like puzzles!
Cause who needs all the books when you got these?!
Maybe I should feel bad depriving them of any puzzles at home.
Like, actually threw them all out in the recycle. Every single one.
I absolutely can't stand all the zillion pieces all over and puzzles never ever done.
So, I got rid of them all. And now we do things like go to the library to do them.
Doing some sweet artwork for MC 136
Stocking up on all our favorite things at TJ's.
I already need to go again for some fresh stuff.
You know, to balance out the 85% not-fresh stuff we got there?!
Which, ironically, we also need to stock up on!
Finding out me and the hubs really are a perfect fit!
I love all the flavors he can't stand! (though not all at once!!)
Celebrating Easter Sunday with these two BOYS!
Sitting with Daddy in church.
Getting our first real bike!
Birthday party fun with friends
Dreamy photosessions!
And eeps-
starting a new business venture and adding one more hat to the many I already have.
Stella & Dot Stylist, here I come!
This stuff is simply dahling!
If you need any Mother's Day gifts, or your wardrobe could use something pretty, or you just need a treat (when don't you?!)
feel free to check out the great deals going on
through the 4th of the month here! My trunk show is open through the 20th!
I am pretty excited!
These are some things already headed to my mailbox!
That's all I got for now! I could post about 20 more photos but then that might be two or three posts worth :)
On my to-do list:
-"Relax" tomorrow. You know how good it feels to check that off?! Add it sometime and see what I mean!
"Nothing" is another good one to add!
We are taking the afternoon off and hanging with friends at the park, doing a little BBQ and a whole lot of nothing because sometimes, you just need to!
-Trip to Portland for photosession/girl time
-Get the Respiratory system down for some tests before said trip!
Wish me luck there. The sun keeps calling my name!
Also: If any of you are interested in the PNW Box Swap again, there will be signups happening in May, very very soon for a summer swap in June!! Stay tuned!!


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Prison staff will be taught self-defence to combat violent inmates in the wake of a string of attacks on guards.
Corrections Minister Anne Tolley today announced 4000 frontline staff would receive tactical exit training, including escape moves and holds, to help them deal with potentially violent situations.
It comes after a prison officer was assaulted at Hawkes Bay Regional Prison earlier this month - the third guard to come under attack in four months.
The 30-year-old guard was punched from behind by prisoners in the Maori Focus Unit.
Mrs Tolley said staff often dealt with dangerous and unpredictable offenders.
"I have been concerned about a recent spate of staff assaults, and we want to ensure that everything is being done to limit such incidents. We are always looking for ways to improve safety for our staff."
A Corrections spokeswoman said the training would involve learning escape moves and holds that would allow staff to avoid harm or break free from prisoners in situations where staff were being physically restrained or had no safe exit.
Staff would also be taught "situational awareness" to help them recognise what they could do to get out of difficult situations.
"This includes taking note of where they are in relation to doors and the other person/s in the area, working out if they will be able to reach an alarm if necessary and recognising any potential barriers, such as furniture, that could prevent them from exiting the area."
The training comes after staff at all prisons were given access to pepper spray after a trial at 10 prisons last year. Other recent safety measures include stab-resistant vests, batons and spit hoods for those working in high-risk situations.
Mrs Tolley also announced an international expert advisory panel, headed by former police commissioner Howard Broad, to oversee a new prison staff safety action plan.
The panel will recommend additions and possible improvements to the action plan, while consulting with staff and unions.
Rethinking Crime and Punishment director Kim Workman said it could lead to a more balanced prison management regime.
He said a focus on risk management and physical security had led to reductions in prison escapes and positive drug tests, but at the same time, there had been an increase in prisoners assaulting other inmates or staff.
"Where prison management introduces excessive strip searching, lock downs, and restrictions on prisoner movement and freedom, it will inevitably result in outbreaks of violence between prisoners, and on staff.
"If there has not been sufficient investment in staff training and development, it increases the likelihood that prisoners and prison staff will be either seriously injured or killed."

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Data centers are booming right now, gearing up to handle compute, network and storage needs for a more connected world. But they already have large footprints, and as the collection of data continues to accelerate, those facilities will have to expand as well. So the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity is looking for storage media that take up significantly less space than traditional technologies.
The fix, the agency thinks, could be nature's preferred storage solution: DNA.
IARPA is looking for molecular information storage technologies (MIST) that can hold massive amounts of data within a small footprint for long periods without degradation, and that is far enough along in the research process to be commercially viable within 10 years. DNA could check all those boxes, according to a broad agency announcement released this week.
Molecular information storage has been a theoretical idea for decades, but it has hit some important milestones recently. In 2016, researchers at University of Washington and Microsoft Research were able to encode four digital images onto DNA and then successfully retrieve them without any data loss.
If these molecular storage methods are perfected, they could deliver information storage densities 10 million times greater than current techniques. They also could keep data intact for hundreds of years, greatly reducing operation and maintenance costs, according to IARPA.
IARPA met with stakeholders throughout 2016 and 2017, but now it wants to make the technology a reality, so it's planning on spinning up the MIST program.
"The fundamental aim of the MIST program is to develop deployable storage technologies that can eventually scale into the exabyte regime and beyond with reduced physical footprint, power and cost requirements relative to conventional storage technologies," the solicitation reads.
The agency is looking for solutions from a number of fields -- including chemistry, molecular biology and microfluidics -- that could help bring MIST to life. Its goal is to be able to store and retrieve data from a MIST storage solution and have an operating system that helps facilitate the process.
The MIST program, which will consist of two two-year phases, is expected to begin later this year with a two-day kick-off workshop in the Washington, D.C., area.
Responses to the solicitation are due by March 15.
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Good information concerning Ames at Gettysburg can be found in Pfanz's GETTYSBURG: CULP'S HILL & CEMETERY HILL, also his OR reports are in Series I, Vol. 27, Part I, pp. 712 and 1043. He is also mentioned, in passing, in the THE REMINISCENCES OF CARL SCHURZ.
And for you trivia buffs, author and humorist George Plimpton is a direct descendent of General Ames. Plimpton remembers as a young lad being quite intimidated in meeting the General as everyone had to stand up straight like good little soldiers.
It might be noted that George Plimpton is also a direct descendant of the infamous (at least to many Southerners & some Northerners) Ben Butler -- as Ames married Butler's daughter, Blanche. Interestingly, while old "Spoons" was not much for looks, his daughter was quite a beauty, as her photos attest. Ames drew much comdemnation for his tenure as Reconstruction Governor of Mississippi -- and also became embroiled in various postwar debates regarding the assault on Fort Fisher. But, while a strict martinet and grandly self-assured individual, he was, withall, a very gallant soldier.
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Here are citations for the two most valuable books on Adelbert Ames:
Ames, Blanche Ames. *Adelbert Ames, 1835-1933: General, Senator, Governor: The Story of His Life and Times and His Integrity as a Soldier and Statesman in the Service of the United States of America throughout the Civil War and in Mississippi in the Years of Reconstruction* (625 pp., published by the author, North Easton, Mass., 1964)
(by far the most useful volume), and -
Those wishing to investigate Ames further may wish to consult *Chronicles from the Nineteenth Century: Family Letters of Blanche Butler and Adelbert Ames*. Compiled in 1935 by Ames's widow, this work consists of 1408 pages in two volumes. It was privately published by Jesse Ames Marshall in Clinton, Massachusetts, in 1957.
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Fox Chapel Woman Sentenced To Probation For Smuggling Anti-Cancer Drugs Into U.S. For Sale At Stanton-Negley Pharmacy
PITTSBURGH - A Fox Chapel woman was sentenced in federal court to two years' probation on her conviction of smuggling and unlawfully importing prescription drugs, United States Attorney David J. Hickton announced today.
United States District Judge Arthur J. Schwab imposed the sentenced on Robin W. Simon, 45. She was also required to pay $600,000 to the United States government. The amount represents the profits from the resale of the unlawfully imported prescription drugs. Simon paid that amount prior to sentencing.
According to information presented in court, in July of 2007 Simon unlawfully imported the anti-cancer prescription drug known as "Xeloda" from Lisbon, Portugal. Simon had purchased the Xeloda from United Drug Wholesalers, which is based in Ireland, and directed United Drug to send those drugs to her in Portugal. In September of 2008, Simon unlawfully imported Xeloda from Heathrow Healthcare, Limited, which is based in Hounslow, Great Britain. The Xeloda tablets which Simon unlawfully imported from Portugal and Great Britain had been manufactured by Roche Laboratories in New Jersey. Simon then caused those medications to be dispensed to persons who presented prescriptions for Xeloda to the Stanton-Negley Pharmacy, which is located on North Negley Avenue in Pittsburgh.
Assistant United States Attorney Shaun E. Sweeney prosecuted this case on behalf of the government.
U.S. Attorney Hickton commended the U.D. Food and Drug Administration-Office of Criminal Investigations, the United States Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General, the Department of Homeland Security, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the United States Postal Inspection Service for conducting the investigation that led to the prosecution of Simon.


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Welcome to another Take It Tuesday here on Give Peas A Chance. It seems that last week was all about salads, and throwing food in a Thermos for hot meals. I also packed a few dinners for on the go. I hope you all are having a wonderful school year so far, if you're packing lunches for work, I hope you're having a great "work year" :).
Below are dinners and lunches I packed. (254-261)
Salads with Greek Chicken
Cucumber salads made with cucumbers homemade yogurt, Green Goddess spices.
Lunches #262-264 were leftover Lasagna that's pictured below. I also sent fruit.
Yogurt with honey
Oyster crackers
I sent fruit cups and put some Jambalaya into Thermos containers. I'll be posting this recipe soon.
I made a quick chicken noodle soup for these lunches. I am working on that post now and will post it very soon.


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This year, Forbes Asia's 'Best Under a Billion' considered 18,000 candidates from the Asia-Pacific region, of whom the top 200 with consistent top-end and bottom-line growth were finally selected.
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This year, Forbes Asia's 'Best Under a Billion' considered 18,000 candidates from the Asia-Pacific region, of whom the top 200 with consistent top-end and bottom-line growth were finally selected.
The December edition of CIOReview features an article by Head of IT Infra and Cloud on 'Disaster Recovery, A Priority For Business Continuity'
Ranked 193rd in the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific 2016, a prestigious ranking of 500 fastest growing technology companies in Asia Pacific region.
Every year Deloitte awards the top 50 fastest growing technology companies in India. In 2016, Kellton Tech Solutions Ltd has been ranked 19th at Deloitte Technology Fast50 India 2016. Kellton Tech is one of the 27 repeat winners among top 50 winners this year. Previously, Kellton Tech ranked 21st at Deloitte Technology Fast 50 India 2014.
CIO Applications (SAP Special) featured Kellton Tech's article 'Walking the Tightrope of SAP Implementation: Points to Remember'. This article is written by Frank Chang, Senior Solutions Director and David Whittle, Director AMS, Kellton Tech Solutions Limited.
Clutch ranked Kellton Tech as the leading IT services firm in India in 2016.The companies were evaluated quantitatively and qualitatively, with emphasis on proven experience, client satisfaction, and market presence.
Karanjit Singh, CEO (India), Kellton Tech inspired students of IIT Roorkee and presented his thoughts on Digital Transformation.
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Kellton Tech, was awarded in the category 'Digital Innovations in Service Provider Industry', at the 3rd edition of The Digitizing India Awards, a Cisco initiative in collaboration with CNBC-TV18. Kellton Tech was recognized for its significant strides towards transforming digital experiences for organizations
Karanjit Singh, CEO, Kellton Tech delivered a talk on Digital Transformation using IoT and Drupal. Karanjit shared insights, best practices, and expertise with all attendees.
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Kellton Tech Solutions added another feather to its cap by winning National Award in IT Excellence for"Best e-governance Implementation"
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Kellton Tech's product, KLGAME™ (Kellton Tech Location based Gamification, Analytics and rich Messaging Engine) was nominated at HYSEA Annual Summit & Awards 2015 in Technology Innovations (Non-Product) category. The product's vast range of features and offerings led it to the finals at HYSEA Annual Summit & Awards 2015 in its dormant stage itself.
Kellton Tech was ranked 21st at the Deloitte Technology Fast50 India 2014 award due to its substantial revenue growth of 242% in the last three years
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SVP, Kellton Tech shares insights on integrating technology with travel and hospitality. iBeacon, a bluetooth-based technology introduced by Apple helps a guest to resolve any trepidations while at a hotel or resort through an electronic concierge constantly at their disposal.


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Thursday, December 16, 2010
Ustream Friday Night...
Because of the popularity of the Snowy Village on my blog, I decided to turn that into a class....we will be making the same village....but as a night time scene! You can do either one if you are working along during class. I will have the patterns for it up sometime tomorrow morning.
On Saturday, I have some SUPER cute gift card holders for the those last minute gifts. I will post the photo's and patterns sometime tomorrow as well.
I am making headway on getting my Christmas shopping done. Now i just need the elves to show and wrap things for me!!
See you tomorrow night!!!
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I can't wait to see the night time village, the snowy one was really cool. I will definitely be watching tomorrow night. I like wrapping presents, if I was near you I would come help :0) "see" you tomorrow night!ReplyDelete
Laura, your projects are always so wonderful! Will be happy with whatever you do!ReplyDelete
So glad to hear Trevor is doing much better!
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I am so excited to see the village in action. I love, love, love this. I feel like we are receiving an early gift from you....an extra class. Thanks so much for all of your dedication and hard work. You are an amazing woman.ReplyDelete
Glad to see you are giving yourself a break. After all you have been through these last few months and then Christmas and all. I know we will love whatever you decide to teach us. Love the Snow scene and the Cute!! houses.ReplyDelete
As for the Christmas presents, too bad I don't live closer, I love to wrap gifts. As a teen I used to work with some people at a gift wrap booth. Loved it. Have a great Christmas and take time with your uncyber family. Thanks for all your great projects. Eagerly waiting for what new ideas you have for next year.


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Some of you know that I don't have a television. I watch all my TV online. In addition to what broadcast TV, I have become addicted to various web series. A new one started last Friday. It's called 10,000 Days. Here's the official description:
10,000 days ago Comet 23 struck the Pacific Ocean with the magnitude of all the nuclear weapons in the world. The Beck Family was among the lucky few who survived the heat blast and fire storms. And then the freezing began. The comet had knocked Earth away from the sun; encasing the planet in snow and ice. For those who survived, life was violent and dangerous. The daily battle wasn't just against the punishing climate but against each other for the basic necessities that meant life or death. Still, the weather was growing colder and the ice was expanding. Villages were being crushed by violent tremors. And then the Becks found an object from the past, buried deep in the ice. And with it came a choice. A choice that could either save them or destroy them.Normally I would stay away from anything that takes place in ice and snow. I had to check this out because one of my favorite actors, Peter Wingfield, is in it. I've been waiting a long time for this series to get online. I think it has the makings of a good series. Hopefully they'll be releasing new episodes each week.
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The Bangor Daily News held a community event a few weeks back called the One Life Project. Click here for 99 ideas put forward by the public at the One Life Project in Bangor on May 4, 2016 to help end the opiate epidemic. If you know someone or an agency that's pursuing the ideas listed, write it in the document. Or, include who could be working on each idea if they're not already.
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The members of the Community Health Leadership Board made the first circle of caring on May 23, 2016. Community Health Leadership Board members include: Acadia Hospital, City of Bangor, Community Health & Counseling Services, Eastern Area Agency on Aging, Eastern Maine Healthcare Systems, Eastern Maine Medical Center, Penobscot Community Health Care, Penquis, and St. Joseph Healthcare.
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Lunar Transplant Physics - Europa to Earth orbit - A Theoretical Inquiry
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I recently heard an eccentric claim about Europa - The claim isn't necessarily important. It involved bringing the moon Europa into Earths orbit in place of our moon (after we loose it). The reason …


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'I establish my covenant with you: Never again will all life be cut off by the waters of a flood;
never again will there be a flood to destroy the earth...'
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WECT of North Carolina investigated issue #61816 , which reported a potentially dangerous area coming out of the Food Lion shopping center on Carolina Beach Road. It has been requested that a traffic light be put in place to prevent an accident. Other concerned citizens have commented on the issue in agreement that this is a dangerous location and that they've witnessed accidents as well.
WECT interviewed the N.C. Department of Transportation, and found that according to them "any time a development causes an impact to existing traffic it is the developer's responsibility to make improvements."
According the WECT, a traffic signal is planned for the shopping center in conjunction with the new McDonald's restaurant!


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The Outlook Is Bleak For Unemployed Boomers
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In today's article from Business Insider, author Michelle Hirsch sheds light on new statistics for unemployed Baby Boomers and the facts are dismal. Not only are older workers challenged by the younger, more technologically skilled work force, our hard earned retirement savings and investments have been decimated by the economy with little hope of regaining lost ground.
While unemployment can be difficult and financially challenging, the opportunity to make the leap to an online business has never been greater or more important. It will take cutting costs to the bone, diverting minimal resources (a huge plus for an online business) to your new endeavor and devoting the time necessary to make it happen.


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Discussion in 'Bassists [BG]' started by Shakin-Slim, Nov 2, 2013.
Thanks for posting this, i've been listening to a lot of his stuff lately, and he's become one of my favorite current players for sure. I got to see him play with Krantz and Carlock once, and it was incredible.
Wow, that must have been great. He's one of my favourite current guys, too. I don't know if I'll ever get the chance to see him play, though. I doubt he'll come to NZ on a tour, unless it's for a clinic or something. I saw Janek Gwizdala here last week for a clinic, which was amazing. A mate of mine, who's a killer bass player, moved to London and recently had Tim come to his apartment for a jam.
Check it out:
Oh yeah, you might also like the other videos on his channel - with his band Mooga Fooga or doing Weather Report tunes for music school recitals here in Wellington.
Thanks- i am always amazed by Tim's ability to fit (seemingly) easily into so many different musical situations.
I'll try and check out some of the Mooga Fooga stuff later.


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Mortlake Restaurants
Mortlake is the final destination of the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race. You won't have to take to the river to reach restaurants in Mortlake, as the district has its own train station with regular connections to Waterloo and Clapham Junction. With its Thameside location, Mortlake offers some stunning river views, and is also home to the former Olympic Studios, where the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, and The Rolling Stones recorded some rather well-known songs for posterity.
Mortlake restaurants are stylish yet informal, and there's a good selection of Mediterranean and world food eateries in the area. For a truly eclectic selection of flavours, try The Depot, located within stylishly converted stables on Mortlake High Street. Polished wood floors, brick archways and river views accompany menu options such as Shepherd's pie with glazed chantenay carrots and minted peas or walnut and fig frangipane.
For a lively entertainment venue with a hearty, steak-based menu, head to Don't Tell Fred on Sheen Lane. Enjoy live music and comedy as you dine in this chic yet informal venue. A varied wine list and cocktail menu sits side by side with food choices like tender cut of sirloin steak and pan fried gilthead sea bream fillets with mange tout, rice and a lime and chilli butter.
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210 Upper Richmond Rd, London, SW14 8AH
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40 Sheen Lane, East Sheen, London, SW14 8LW
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Other than that, everything was great! Big crowd, but the beach is wide enough to hold all the visitors. Manage to get a great spot, spotted some new fireworks patterns, and as always, a few snap of photos.
Hope you like it! Good night and have a great sunday ahead.