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Bring on the cake because it's time to celebrate. At least it is for me. Big things happened this first week of May many years ago. It is only fitting and proper I share them with you.
My beloved granddaddy was born May 4, 1916. He would have been 95-years-old. Unfortunately he died Father's Day in 1997, but I was able to enjoy him for a good 12 years.
Granddaddy introduced me to the joys of watching wrestling, eating honey suckles straight from the vines and being a member of the Bug Zappers Club (an elite society). I remember how he used to always make and eat carrot salad. Yuck! I love Granddaddy, but to this day I still hate that dish. Mayonnaise, raisins and carrots do not belong together.
Many a day after school I would hear him calling out my favorite nickname (10 points for knowing it). Daycare for me consisted of hanging with grandparents. No wonder I was spoiled rotten. I wasn't his first grandchild (who is that?) or his last (my brother), but I was definitely in the Fave Five. Although I miss him dearly, his memory is always inside of me.
Also, yours truly (and the fantastic Cee) graduated from the wonderful University of Florida May 5, 2007. It's great to be a Florida Gator and even greater to be a Gator grad.
College was an experience I wouldn't trade for anything in the world. How can I forget walking through McDonald's drive-thru at 2 a.m. with three other random strangers? You can't just make things like that up. You have to live it.
My history of journalism class introduced me to the work of one of my favorite authors, Carl Hiaasen. I learned how to grow tomatoes in world herbs and vegetables. If nothing else, college helped solidify my career ambitions. There's nothing like working full-time as a newspaper intern, for free, to help you realize your calling.
Some days working and playing in the real world makes me nostalgic for those carefree college days. I really had it made back then. The only jobs I had to worry about were being a student full-time, working in the art museum gift shop part-time and taking care of my first betta fish, Vendy.
Let's pop some ginger ale (not a champagne drinker here) and raise a toast for my May memories. Here's to good times of the past.


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Fujifilm has finally made a decision when it comes to the exact announcement date of the XF 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 R OIS WR lens and now it seems like the optic will get a proper launch event on June 16.
It is already-known that Fujifilm launched its first weathersealed X-series camera at the beginning of 2014. Along with the new X-T1 mirrorless camera, the company has revealed the development of three weathersealed lenses.
One of them, the Fujifilm XF 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 R OIS WR, has been scheduled for a June 2014 release date. Additionally, there have been unconfirmed reports that the optic would be properly announced sometime in May 2014. However, the announcement never came, nor the release date.
Recently, it has been rumored that the lens was delayed until July 2014, while its announcement event will take place in mid-June. Inside sources are back with more information, claiming that the weathersealed zoom lens will finally become official on June 16.
Fujifilm XF 18-135mm lens announcement event rumored to take place on June 16
The news that the Fujifilm XF 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 R OIS WR lens will be revealed on June 16 is great for users who have purchased a Fuji X-T1 camera.
Photographers will finally be able to use the shooter in combination with a weathersealed optic, meaning that they will no longer have to worry about weather conditions.
Light rain, dust, dirt, and other external factors will not force photographers to pack up their gear and head home. Instead, Fujifilm is aiming to allow users to keep firing the shutter without any worries.
As a result, the XF 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 R OIS WR lens has been created and it will be followed later this year by the XF 16-55mm f/2.8 R OIS WR and the XF 50-1400mm f/2.8 R OIS WR lenses.
More Fujifilm X-mount lenses to be unveiled by the end of 2014
Fujifilm will add even more optics to the X-mount line-up. The Japan-based company has confirmed that a super telephoto zoom optic is coming soon along with a high-speed wide-angle model. The rumor mill says that these two are the XF 120-400mm OIS and XF 16mm f/1.4, respectively.
What is not specified in the official roadmap is the possibility of releasing two other optics. A new XF 35mm f/1.4 lens could be launched by the end of 2014, while an XF 90mm f/2 telephoto optic is also on track to be unveiled in late 2014 or early 2015.
We should hear more information during the Fujifilm XF 18-135mm lens announcement event, so stay tuned as the details you want to know are coming on June 16!


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We often find ourselves in our vehicles for long road trips, at an airport or hotel or bus terminal where there are not a lot of health food options. I have found a healthier alternative to the grab- and -go of the above mentioned travelling scenarios.
I take a trip to the grocery store before any upcoming travel and pick up the following:
- individual peanut butter packets
- snack size tuna (with the peel back lid)
- fruit
- melba toast
- chicken or turkey (home cooked is better than pre-packaged)
- nuts (unsalted)
- water
- protein bars
- hummus
- pre-cut veggies (peppers, cauliflower, cucumbers)
- corn or rice crackers
- quinoa and chia seed crackers………etc.
These healthy snacks help fuel the body and keep the hunger at bay. Packed with protein, healthy fats and lots of vitamins and minerals, they offer a much more nutritious option than the kiosks or gas stations.
So next time you are planning a trip whether by ground, sea, or air, try taking a little trip to the grocery store before hand. Not only will your stomach be thankful, but so will your wallet!


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Margaret McCormick, PhD, Named Chief Administrative Officer at Benaroya Research Institute
Benaroya Research Institute at Virginia Mason (BRI) has named Dr. Margaret McCormick as chief administrative officer. In this role, she will ensure effective integration and efficient operations across the organization in support of BRI's mission and strategic goals. This includes direct oversight of several key operational functions, including Human Resources, Finance and Accounting, Facilities and Safety among others. Dr. McCormick is experienced in building teams, developing and executing growth strategies and actively managing and maximizing technology portfolios.
"We are pleased to welcome Dr. McCormick to BRI, an international leader in immunology research. With her institutional knowledge and experience in a diverse array of management roles, she is a valuable addition to our administrative team," says Homer Lane, Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer.
"I'm looking forward to leveraging my experience in support of BRI's mission to prevent, treat, and ultimately eliminate autoimmune and immune-mediated diseases." Dr. McCormick says. "I'm excited to pursue both of my aspirations here at BRI: support cutting-edge research and further a mission to improve the health of millions living with these devastating, chronic diseases."
Over the past two decades, Dr. McCormick's work has centered on launching, managing and investing in life science companies, frequently at the start-up level. Most recently, she served as CEO of Matrix Genetics, an industrial biotechnology company, spun out of Targeted Growth, Inc. Prior to that role, she held positions as chief operations officer at Targeted Growth, as a principal at Integra Ventures, and as Director of Business Development for the biomedical incubator and technology investment fund at Baylor College of Medicine.
Dr. McCormick received a PhD in biology from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Bachelor's of Science from the University of Wisconsin – Madison. Recently, she served as a trustee for the Pacific Northwest Research Institute and currently serves as Trustee with the Life Science Discovery Fund Authority and as treasurer on the Executive Committee for the Life Sciences Washington board.
Benaroya Research Institute at Virginia Mason (BRI) is committed to finding causes and cures for autoimmune diseases such as type 1 diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease and multiple sclerosis, and immune system diseases such as allergies and asthma. An internationally-recognized medical research institute, BRI accelerates discovery through laboratory breakthroughs in immunology that are then translated to clinical therapies. BRI is a leader of collaborative initiatives through the Immune Tolerance Network, Type 1 Diabetes TrialNet and other major cooperative research programs. Visit BenaroyaResearch.org or follow Benaroya Research Institute on Facebook, LinkedIn, or Twitter to learn more.


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What a beautiful story and what stunning illustrations, giving a strong sense of African myth and folklore. The rich colors and small details give an appropriate feel of the African setting and will encourage young readers to spend time discovering each panel...I'd recommend this for parents, teachers, librarians and tutors to use to get kids interested in reading something unique and special. A story that will no doubt be read over and over.
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Allied Construction Products, LLC
Allied Construction Products is a leader in innovative construction product technology. Allied designs, manufactures and distributes attachments for excavators, loader/backhoes, skid-steers and mini-excavators including hydraulic breakers and compactor/drivers for use in construction, demolition, mining and other applications. Total Breaker Bits are manufactured in a wide range of high-quality demolition tools for pneumatic and hydraulic breaker carriers currently in use worldwide. At Allied Construction Products, we believe that success is best achieved by being the industry leader in providing customers with products of unsurpassed quality coupled with the highest level of service and support. Allied's quality and service leadership is measured by the productivity and dependability of its products and the innovative, problem-solving capabilities and responsiveness of its employees and distributors. .
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Company History
1942 Grip-Lug®
In 1942 H. S. Meshorer, founder of Amalgamated Steel in Cleveland, Ohio introduced an innovative technique to rebuild worn crawler tracks. Grip-Lug ---a rolled steel bar---was welded to torn grousers which extended the life of the track. Re-grousing not only helped conserve steel, but the process also eliminated the need to replace track shoes.
From the Grip-Lug product Amalgamated Steel, which is now known as Allied Construction Products, LLC, grew from a small steel business into a leading manufacturer of attachments and other safety-enhancing, labor-saving equipment.
From that day forward, Allied always looked to have a 'first' in the construction market.
1961 Roto-Cut®
Allied developed the Roto-Cut in 1961, a high-speed rotary asphalt cutter, to give the edge for removing asphalt surfacing, trenching and patching jobs, edging, scoring and forming operations, utility line construction and other asphalt maintenance jobs.
1964 Tren-Shore®
In 1964, Allied introduced Tren-Shore, an aluminum shoring system resembling a ladder. It's used to hydraulically stabilize a trench.
1965 Ho-Pac®
In 1965, Allied developed and introduced the Ho-Pac, the first successful backhoe-mounted vibratory compactor/driver.
1966 Ho-Ram
In 1966, the first commercially successful air hammer--- the Ho-Ram ---was introduced.
1968 Hy-Ram®
In 1968 Allied combined two good things --- Hydraulics and impact technology --- and introduced the first successful backhoe-mounted hydraulic impact hammer --- the Hy-Ram --- to the U.S. market.
1971 Pedestal Breaker System™
In 1971 the Allied Pedestal Breaker Systems include the positioning boom, hydraulic hammer, electric power unit and operator's control valve console was introduced.
1971 Hole Hog®
Always innovative and aggressive, Allied began marketing their Hole Hog, an underground piercing tool, in the U.S. in 1971. Pneumatically operated, the Hole Hog piercing tool travels underneath roads, walkways, lawns and driveways allowing them to remain undisturbed during utility or drainage pipe installation. Again, it was a first for the construction industry.
Allied has continued through the years to offer products by changing with the markets and meeting demands by supplying innovative and improved products.
1972 Auto-Bore
1973 Rapid-Ram
1988 Pedestal Breaker System™ Transfer Booms
1994 Contractor's Mechanical Grapple
1997 Red-Hog Express™ Hole Hog
1997 CaSHEAR™ Mobile Shear
1999 AS Series STREET HAMMER™ Hydraulic Breakers
2000 AR Series™ Hydraulic Breakers
2001 NT Series Ho-Pac
2002 Variable Mounting System™
2002 AutoLube 3™
2004 Allied/Rammer Putting it together
Allied Construction Products, LLC and Sandvik Tamrock Corp. combined their demolition attachments businesses. The combined companies selling Rammer hydraulic impact hammers and all of Allied's other brand name mounted attachments.
2005 in-Series hydraulic hammer (unbreakable trapezoidal tool)
2005 m-Series hydraulic hammer (modular design)
2005 New Generation Hole-Hog (HH-Series)
2005 New Generation Ho-Pac maintenance-free oil splash bearing lubrication
2006 Skid-Pac hydraulic vibratory skid-steer compactor
2007 Rammer hydraulic hammers re-branded as Sandvik hydraulic hammers
2008 New Generation Ho-Pac maintenance-free sealed bearing lubrication
2009 TotalBreakerBits mining and construction demolition tools
Allied will continue to develop new products to satisfy the needs of heavy construction, mining, quarrying and industrial machinery and tools markets. Allied will always be looking for the 'first'.


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Wow, what a busy week! After last week's playing with exercise, I had another week of new experiences. I finally got down to 1Rebel, a long awaited trip, and tried Rebel Reshape with Kerry McCarthy of Runner's World. Both of us had already trained that day and were already regretting our decisions to do so by the time we'd picked up our essential-oil-infused chilled towels. I also paid a long awaited visit to the Porridge Cafe this week too… a cafe, that serves porridge. Genius.
Not only that, but it was one rep max (1RM) week at CrossFit, so each session we were pushing ourselves to try and reach new PBs… see how I got on below.
Then on Thursday it was my first time co-hosting a Fitness Writers' Association event. There have been some changes in the FWA over the last year or so, but we came back with a very promising "re-launch" event, which was very well attended and brought us three new members. Keep an eye out for more news of the Fitness Writers' Association soon!
Week 21: 18th to 24th May 2015
Monday – CrossFit 6am. 1RM week kicked off with bench press. Last round of testing I hit my target of 50kg, so this time around it was about pushing beyond that and eeking closer to that 3/4 body weight mark. I managed 52.5kg, which felt ok so I had two attempts at 55kg but couldn't get it higher than a couple of inches off my chest. I was happy with a 2.5kg improvement. After testing we went straight into the WOD which was one of the Open WODs from 2012… 12.1, which was 7 minutes of:
Burpee to bar
This was such a killer. Seven minutes of burpees. Seven. Minutes. Though, through all my complaining I did expect it to be worse than it was. The time flew by and I managed a grand total of 80 burpees. Not quite the level of 12.1 leaderboard topper Kristan Clever with an amazing 143 reps, but hey… not too shabby.
1Rebel Reshape 6:30pm. This was intense to say the least. I'd arranged to meet Kerry at Liverpool Street station and we walked over to 1Rebel together, discussing our fate. Kerry had done a sprint session as part of the Nike Milers programme of events, and I'd been doing burpees all morning 😉 But greeted with friendly staff, a choice of not one, but three different types of towel, and the promise of a post-workout juice/smoothie, I felt ready to sweat.
The class, led by the fantastic Ida May, was a mixture of treadmill intervals (including some "self powered" on the clever dynamic mode) and HIIT style conditioning. The dynamic mode of the treadmill was probably one of the hardest things I've done on a treadmill, especially when it came to getting on the floor and doing mountain climbers on it! The conditioning exercises were varied and challenging with reps performed for 30-90 second bursts, and each round consisted of at least one whole-body move and a core strengthening move.
I underestimated how much I'd sweat, thinking I could jump on the train and shower when I got home, but luckily 1Rebel had everything I needed to get myself showered and freshened up ready to enjoy a whey protein smoothie from Roots and Bulbs.
Overall it was a thoroughly enjoyable workout, and something I would definitely be signing up for if I worked in London full time. And thanks Kerry for the company!
Tuesday – Rest day. I met up with Emma for breakfast at the Porridge Cafe, somewhere else I've been meaning to get to for ages. I had the most amazing creamy bowl of cherry, chia seed and pistachio porridge, topped with some bonus dried apricots. It was seriously so delicious and such a huge portion (well, I would go for the large!). You can read Emma's fab review on her blog, linked above.
If you get the chance, make sure you pop down to the Porridge Cafe opposite Victoria station.
Wednesday – CrossFit 6am. Today's 1RM testing was strict press and push press. I wasn't expecting an improvement on my strict press, as it's not something I train very often, but when at first I struggled to even get a match PB at 42.5kg I was getting annoyed. I gave it another shot and managed to push it overhead, but didn't try any heavier. I was, however, determined to hit a PB on push press after being so close to getting 60kg last time. I built my way up and when the time came to go for 60kg I tried to really zone in on what I was doing – a dip and a drive and I did it, second PB of the week! The WOD was a team WOD in teams of 3 of:
1000m row
100 thrusters (15kg)
100 down ups
200 double unders
I worked with Deborah and Emma. Debs took the double unders as neither me nor Emma are very good at them, so we ploughed through as much of the rest of the work as we could while she chipped away. She finished them really quickly and we soon had the three of us working at getting through the remaining three exercises. Soon enough we only had down ups to do and split them between us to finish in 8:34.
Thursday – Rest day. I had hoped to get along to Strength and Power, which I've missed for a couple of weeks now, but I woke up 5 minutes before class so was never going to make it in time. I took the extra hour sleep – I definitely would have needed it for the evening anyway!
Fitness Writers' Association Event 5:30pm. I headed over to LAX Aldgate to help Katherine who was already there setting up, and we finished off getting the goody bags ready, chatting to our speakers and welcoming our guests. The theme of the evening was "Putting the 'fun' back into functional training" and, following a functional fitness class, featured talks from some fantastic guest speakers.
First we heard from Sam Theyers, National Head of Fitness for LA Fitness, who talked to us about the Primal Series and the benefits of group functional training. Then Robbi Isenberg, Master Trainer for Physical Company, demonstrated hydra-inertia with the Kamagon Ball and the Surge, two of the hottest products in the Physical Company books (which were also given away as prizes on the night!).
Then Craig Samuel, Sales Manager for ukactive, ran through how ukactive and the FWA are looking to work together. And finally, Kristoph Thompson, Freelance Journalist and Director of Sideways 8 Training, talked about FitPro Live, how FWA members can get tickets, and one of the hot attractions of the show this year, Stephen Hughes Landers, who will be doing a Master the Muscle Up workshop at the show. I had the pleasure of doing a 1:1 session with Stephen last week, check out my review!
Thanks so much to our hosts LA Fitness, our guests, speakers and sponsors for helping us to have such a great event.
Friday – CrossFit 6am. Despite a late night and busy event last night, I had to get to CrossFit this morning for my final 1RM session of the week. Today was a catch up day so I chose to do deadlift as I had a nice round number in mind as my target. After warming up I got on by myself progressing the weight up and up. My target was 110kg, after getting 105kg in my latest attempt last year. As I get near max on deadlifts I always get a little cautious of my back – I know how life-changing back injuries can be so want to protect myself a little. Joel pointed out that my hips come up a little earlier than they should and I should finish pulling a little more from the floor before straightening my legs out, but the first pull is always the hardest part for me in deadlifts so I think I cheat them a little by doing this. The moment of truth came and I hit my 110kg lift – very pleased with that! The WOD was a 10 minute EMOM of:
8 air squats
10 pushups
12 situps
The idea was that as soon as you couldn't complete the work within the minute anymore you carried on as if it was an AMRAP. I made it about 7 rounds before the pushups started to slow me down and I carried on working through the time to finish on 254 reps.
Saturday – Rest day. We spent the day in the house with the delights of cleaning and tidying.
Sunday – Run 10am. I had planned most of the week to go running on Saturday, but with the cleaning taking most of the day I didn't really get the chance so decided to go out today instead fuelled by a Get Buzzing bar. With the Hatfield Broad Oak 10k race tomorrow I took it easy and just did a 3.5 mile loop. My calves were a little tight so I'm glad I did the run to help loosen them off before tomorrow.
What was your week in training like? Have you tried 1Rebel yet? Have you got any new PBs to shout about?
Mileage Tracker
Weekly Miles: 3.5 miles
Running Total: 170 miles
2015 Fitness Goals Progress
|Twice per week
|13 out of 21 weeks – my 1Rebel treadmill experience totally counts!
|Unsupported hand/handstand (end Q1)
|Can hold unsupported… just need to work on confidence
|5 strict (end Q2)
|Allllllmost one strict (nose height!)
|Squat Depth
|Below parallel (end Q4)
|Air squat 3/4 depth
|Clean & Jerk
|Body weight (end Q4)
|60/72.5kg… slowly getting there!
|2/3 body weight


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We have Polycom setup for PTP & PTMP video conferencing using Group 500 and Debut.
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Thanks in advance for your kind and prompt support.
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the devices itself don´t have the possibilty to record any session, so you need 3rd party. Poly had such a solution in the past, but "gave" it to the company Harman. The server solution is called "Media Suite".
You can also use some 3rd-party HDMI recorder and connect it to Group HDMI output (if that device will have pass-through mode then connect it between Group and TV, if not - use HDMI splitter that also support audio).
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Sheriff Blames Sanctuary Law for California Officer's Death
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we can't ignore the fact that this could've been preventable. And under (the) SB 54 in California (Senate Bill 54, which effectively makes California a 'sanctuary state' by legalising and standardising non-cooperation policies between state law enforcement and federal immigration authorities), based on two arrests for DUI and some other active warrants that this criminal has out there, law enforcement would've been prevented, prohibited, from sharing any information with ICE (the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement) about this criminal gang member. Ladies and gentlemen, this is not how you protect a community. This is not how you assure the people who live in our community, regardless of their ethnicity, their culture, their race, any of that, that they live in a safe community. Because there are people who want to exploit and victimise others. And in this case, officer Singh sacrificed everything, he paid the ultimate price, trying to protect and serve the people of Newman. We need to have a conversation about that."


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Dori joined the Dragonfly team in 2014 and has taken the lead in the admissions process. She brings a high value for transparency and clear communication as she works with each family and prospective student to ensure goodness of fit. She enjoys the collaborative nature of working with referring professionals, families and other programs in the joint effort to support the growth and well-being of young adults. She seeks to contribute to the development of positive potential with every interaction.
Dori has a wealth of experience in this work, having fulfilled various roles from Field Instructor to Executive Director in Wilderness Therapy programs and therapeutic schools in the U.S. since 1990. She has lived and worked in beautiful places and alongside innovative and visionary people, Southern Oregon and the Dragonfly team included. She works out of her home office in the mountains of central Idaho, commuting to Dragonfly on a quarterly basis. She enjoys studying and practicing meditation, life out-of-doors and community theater. Her daily routine is to Wake up, Show up and Grow up, with a warm attitude of service and respect.
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…They Mend Their Nets.
I don't know where I first heard that saying, but it is one of my favorites.
I've hit a sales slump this week. Once a source of great joy and pride, my KDP sales dashboard has become a bruise I can't quit poking. (Free Blood Toy Desktop Wallpaper to the first person that can name the scene from my book that inspired that bruise metaphor.)
Reviews are good, so I am guessing the issue is discoverability. My sphere of influence is still fairly small, and I imagine those friends and followers who planned on buying Blood Toy already have. My Kindle Countdown deal starts next Friday, with a number of promotions scheduled around it, so I am hoping to get the Amazon algorithms working in my favor by month's end. In lieu of that, of course the next, most powerful marketing tool I have–my net–is another book.
And on that note, Kindred Shadows is finally beginning to take shape. As the story progresses, I find myself straying further and further from my outline. While I have a few known waypoints and a final destination in mind, I am enjoying wandering down every unplanned twist and turn the plot takes me along the way. I've even discovered an unexpected mystery lurking in the…er…shadows. Look for Book 2, Kindred Shadows, this fall. In the meantime, if you haven't read Blood Toy, paperback and Kindle editions are available now on Amazon.


text: God Still Needs People, June 23The former governors that had been before me were chargeable unto the people, and had taken of them bread and wine, beside forty shekels of silver; yea, even their servants bare rule over the people. Nehemiah 5:15. CTr 181.1The children of Israel were taken captive to Babylon because they separated from God, and no longer felt that it was their duty to maintain principles unadulterated by the sentiments of the nations around them. Because of their separation from God, the Lord humbled them. He could not work for their prosperity, He could not fulfill His covenant with them while they were untrue to the principles He had given them to zealously maintain, that they might be kept from the methods and practices of the heathen nations who dishonored God…. He left them to their own ways, and the innocent suffered with the sinners in Zion. CTr 181.2But among the children of Israel there were Christian patriots, who were as true as steel to principle, and upon these loyal and true men the Lord looked with great pleasure…. They had to suffer with the guilty, but in the providence of God this captivity was the means of bringing them to the front. Their example of untarnished integrity, while captives at Babylon, shines with heaven's luster. CTr 181.3Many of the Lord's chosen people had proved themselves untrustworthy. They separated from God and became selfish, scheming, and dishonorable. The part acted by Daniel and his fellows, and by Ezra and Nehemiah, was in marked contrast to this, and the Lord specially blessed these men for standing firmly for the right. CTr 181.4Nehemiah was chosen by God because he was willing to cooperate with God as a restorer…. He would not be led and corrupted by the devices of unprincipled men who had been hired to do an evil work. He would not allow them to intimidate him into following a cowardly course. When he saw wrong principles being acted upon, he did not stand by as an onlooker and by his silence give consent. He did not leave the people to conclude that he would stand on the wrong side. He took a firm, unyielding stand for the right. He would not lend one jot of influence to the perversion of the principles that God had established. Whatever course others might pursue, he could say, "So did not I, because of the fear of God."Manuscript 121, 1898. CTr 181.5


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Has Anybody here seen Hank…
By: lauracee
Category: Flowers, Nature, photo blog, photography, Uncategorized
The flowers are they getting old? But this one is for Hank.
Yes, there are cherry blossoms in Atlanta, they look like big fat carnations and this year they are huge, like giant pompoms, and it's like Mother Nature's cheerleaders out there doing their thing.
She gave us the rainy season before the winter then followed up with lots of cold and snow, by Atlanta's winter standards. Now we see the result in these flowers that blooming. Big fat flowers with lots of colors.
One comment on "Has Anybody here seen Hank…"
Nope. The flowers are definitely NOT getting old for me. I love 'em! In fact, I extra love this picture. There are so many fabulous contrasts in this photo. The clear, deep blue sky .. the bright white picket fence, the rough bark on the tree highlights the soft, romantic cherry blossoms. Ok.. that's all I can come up with. But seriously.. pretty cool photo.


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Similar to a REIT, a Mortgage Investment Trust (MIT) is a financial product that uses pooled capital to purchase a stream of future cash flows. The main difference between the two is how the capital is used. In a REIT the pooled capital is used to purchase and own a tangible asset with the purpose of renting or leasing space to earn rental income from tenants. While a MIT uses the capital to provide financing in the form of mortgages for a variety of real estate projects to earn interest income and collect the outstanding balance of the loan at maturity.
Skyline Mortgage Investment Trust (SMIT), similar to a typical MIT, will focus on shorter-term (or bridge financing) mortgages that typically range between six months and three years. SMIT has been legally structured as a trust to allow the fund to omit corporate income taxes, meaning investors receive all the return.
When we first began considering adding a MIT to our investment product offering, we knew we would need to partner with a financial lender to source and underwrite the real estate properties. After speaking with a number of different lending partners we have worked with over the years, we are excited to announce that SMIT will be a joint venture between Skyline and one of our longstanding lenders, First National Financial LP (First National).
First National will use their expertise in the mortgage industry to source and underwrite real estate properties and present SMIT with the opportunity to provide financing. SMIT, with the aid of Skyline Asset Management Inc., will inspect the collateralized real estate asset. Together, they will determine if Skyline is comfortable with the level of commitment the borrower has made to the project, and assess whether the borrower has the ability to pay the mortgage installments. From there, they will consider if the covenant of the borrower combined with the value of the property is strong enough to recoup our loan should we be required to mitigate in the event of a default.
Skyline has nearly 20 years of experience in the real estate market, currently managing over $3.5 billion worth of real estate between the three REITs. This experience has provided our team with the skills and knowledge required to properly identify great lending opportunities, ensure they are backed by strong assets, and manage all aspects of the investment on behalf of our investors.
Visit our product page to find out more about SMIT and to see if it would be a great addition to your portfolio.
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K Primary Care and Medical Nutrition Center is happy to announce that they will be moving their office to a new location starting August 3rd, 2020.
Address: 1265 Springfield Ave
New Providence, NJ 07974
(next to Dunkin Donuts, about a mile from our current office at 571 Central Ave)
Their phone and fax numbers will remain the same, as will their website address.
Their services include primary care, nutrition counseling and weight management.
Their store K Care Bites which serves healthy protein bites, is located in front of their new office. They offer subscription plans for the bites and free monthly delivery.
You are invited to their open house on Saturday, August 1st from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.. You may tour the office and pick up a free sample box of protein bites. Masks are required and temperatures will be taken.


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Dennis Kleidon
Explosions of Grace and Power
Chicago-born artist Dennis Kleidon paints on canvas and on archival paper, bringing abstractions to brilliant life on meditative backgrounds that serve to increase their power. From a distance, you can feel the pull of deep vortexes, tumble down a waterfall or pirouette into a Navajo dance. Up close, you can see feathers or ripples bouncing on a beach and wonderful integrations of concentric lines and color details. At any distance, bold strokes demand your attention, moving in unison across huge curves, dripping in magical colors.
Kleidon's textured backgrounds are largely inspired by the colors and textures of the magnificent boulders used to build the walls of Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin West. Their colors range from warm umbers and siennas to warm and cool grays. The texture and strength of the rocks inspired these Zen-like paintings, splitting the peace, orderliness and mystery of stone to reveal the creative spark of an idea, of desire, of the life force within. Multiple layers of colors build to create the desired textures and hues. His other painting series are similarly linked to nature, especially his Wind, Waves and Turbulence series, inspired by years of sailing on the Great Lakes. His work captures the live motion of the artist's hand, layering spontaneity with control, and in that way, inspiring the viewer to see a fresh reality. These explosions of grace and power create an unexpected visual counterpoint. Dissonant, yet composed, the paintings display nuances that stretch the imagination and stoke the dreams of the viewer. Throughout his paintings Kleidon shows the influence of Asian calligraphy with its simplicity of broad, direct, graceful strokes.
In his most recent series, paint explodes out of the graphic borders to express an aggressive dynamic over the thoughtfully relaxed background textures. Appropriately enough, this series is called "Unleashed," a title shared by a book Kleidon is writing and the public presentations he gives, encouraging others to unleash their imaginations as a way of unleashing their hidden passions.
Always the teacher, Kleidon wants the freedom, power and optimism of his paintings to enrich the lives of all who see and own them. "Experience the excitement of bold colors in motion and their abstract implications. Become saturated in their visual potential," he says, but these are not the revelations of a tortured soul or the careful craft of a painterly painter. Kleidon has gone beyond to an interplay of meditation and inspired action, images living up to the best of Mid-Century painters, creating a new wave of artistic expression today.
Kleidon received a Master's degree in Art from Illinois State University, a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Illinois Wesleyan University, studied architecture at the University of Illinois and taught at the University of Illinois and the University of Akron, where he developed Designer Grids, a perspective drawing system for architects, designers and artists once used by professionals around the world. He is the founder of Kleidon and Associates, a marketing communications firm. He has exhibited his work in solo and joint shows in galleries, museums and juried exhibitions throughout the United States. He now divides his time between his studios in Phoenix, Arizona, and Akron, Ohio.


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We routinely treat movement and position faults of neck joints that specifically relate to the production of head and neck pain and/or migraine. And we do not crack necks.
We utilise The Watson Headache® Approach - a series of techniques, which, when applied in a systematic way, accurately identifies the upper cervical spinal segments responsible for symptoms of headache or migraine.
We have treated people who live as far away as Tamworth, Scone, Central Coast, Taree, Coffs Harbour and Sydney.
The continual use of pain medication to combat headaches is akin to removing the warning light that alerts you to a problem in your car!
Exercise headaches can also have symptoms similar to migraines, such as nausea and vomiting, sensitivity to light and sensitivity to sound.


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Yesterday, I organized a BBQ party.
Although the American independence day is tomorrow,
I call this BBQ party Independence Day BBQ.
The participants were the member of the English conversation school
where I go now and some friends of theirs.
The total was about 20 people.
The weather was pretty good.
The place where we had the party was in the campus of my university.
These days, crows are bringing up their children, so they are very nurves for human.
At first we set the BBQ set at a site, but crows were really agressive for us maybe because of the place, so we replaced the set to the other site.
Crow sucks.
Anyway, we enjoyed the BBQ untill at night.
Although I was very tired after the party bacause I was a organizer,
I had fun time.
▲ by kazumi_phys | 2006-07-04 01:50 | English Diary
I went to ISHIYA Chocolate Facory yesterday.
The main purpose to go there was a cake buffet.
They offer a 1500yen cake buffet.
ISHIYA company is a confectionery.
They produce chocolate products, and a lot of cakes.
So there were many delicious cakes at the buffet.
I had a fun time.
The most famous product they produce is "Shiroi-koibito".
This is a limitted product in Hokkaido,
but almost all of Japanese may know this products.
Although the taste is good,
people living in Hokkaido don't have many opportunities to eat them.
The reason is that people usually buy them as a souvenior of visitting Hokkaido.
Yesterday, I ate "Shiroi-koibito" after a long time.
The taste was good as I expected.
When you come to Hokkaido espesially Sapporo for the first time,
I recommend you buy "Shiroi-koibito" as one of souveniors.
▲ by kazumi_phys | 2006-05-29 10:16 | English Diary
I feel really sore all over the body!!
This is because of yesterday's hard excercise.
I mean I went snowbording yesterday.
I haven't gone snowbording for 3 weeks, so a hard mascler pain due to snowbording came back again this time!!
This morning I couldn't get up because of feeling pain on my body.
This was like the pain after I went snowbording first time.
Maybe I need to do excercise regularly.
Today I cleaned up my room.
It took 2 hours or so.
I think I burned up a lot of calories by doing this.
This is a kind of excercise for me.
OK, see you next week's English diary!
▲ by kazumi_phys | 2006-04-16 17:15 | English Diary
Sunday is my English diary day.
Although today is Monday, as I didn't write it yesterday I'd like to write down it today.
Yesterday, we had a TOEIC test.
The TOEIC test this time was the last one with old styles.
I mean, next time TOEIC will have a little different styles of problems.
Especially, for the listening section, there were only English spoken by Americans in this section, but from next time Australian or British and so on will speak English in this section. I guess this section will become more difficult from next time.
Anyway, I could answer TOEIC test better than I expected.
I hope I could take more score than last time's one.
After this TOEIC test, we had a nabe party.
"WE" means my English school friends.
Although only four people came to this nabe party, we could have a fun time.
Actually, nabe tasted really good.
We made "Mizore Nabe" this time.
"Mizore" means "sleet".
We use a lot of grated radish for this nabe, that's why this is called "Mizore nabe". The tast was plain but great. I love Japanese foods and I wanna eat this kind of nabe someday again.
OK, see you next week!!
▲ by kazumi_phys | 2006-03-27 12:06 | English Diary
Hello. How have you been. I'm sorry I haven't written this English Diary for a long time. Please understand I've been busy these days.
Anyway, yesterday I went snowbording to Sapporo Kokusai.
In this season, as you know, spring is coming, but in Sapporo it's still snowing. Yesterday was also snowing. So, the snow condition was really good. That was a powder snow!!
Last week, I went snowbording to Niseko with a night logging with my English school friends and one other friend. But on the first day, it was rainning!! Sucks. All of us were sopping wet and the snow condition was also terrible. However, next day was fine. We had a good snow. The wether in this season is easy to change. We were lucky yeasterday to have a good condition.
By the way,
I have a kind of problem on sleeping.
I don't know why.
I can start to sleep easily, but wake up in 3 hours or so.
I tried a sleeping pill last time.
At that time I could sleep well, but yesterday I didn't take it, I woke up in 3 hours. As I can sleep again after I woke up, luck of sleep doesn't happen though.
Anyway, this type of problem happens sometimes for me and it is solved without notice. So I think it's better to consider this problem as a serious one.
OK, see you next week at this English diary.
▲ by kazumi_phys | 2006-03-20 19:43 | English Diary
I went snowbording to "MOUNT RACEY" in Yubari, Hokkaido with a night's lodging.
The first day was really fine day.
And the snow condition was also pretty good.
We started to slide before noon, and ended around five o'clock (maybe...). After that, we took a hot spring and felt relaxed. Of course we drank at night.
Next day(today), we started snowbording at ten o'clock.
But today's weather was really windy and snowy. So gondlas had stopped almost all the time. On the other hand, lifts was working, so we could slide, the condition was not so good though.
But new snow had a different type of fun.
Actually, it was so fun, besides in some places it was easier to slide than under sunlight and with no new snow.
I think my skill was getting really better. It's on my friends at least to some extent. I appriciate it.
By the way, Torino Olympic is opening now.
I saw "Half pipe" on TV today.
Their tricks were really awful. Although I don't want to do them, they are still attractive. I could enjoy watching it.
OK, see you next Sunday.
▲ by kazumi_phys | 2006-02-13 00:05 | English Diary
And next week, we are going snowbording with a night's lodging.
Yesterday, I went snowbording to the same place as last week's one.It was my third time.I think my skill became really better.I'm almost not beginner!!
I did'nt fall down so much, so I had only a little muscular pain.It's good thing.
By the way,
Today, I had a guest at my house.There's been not any guest for a long time.A friend of mine came to ask me a question about Physics problem.
It was "classical mechanics".He needs to study it to take an exam for becomming officer.So I answered the question, taught him how to solve it.Physics is my field.
Since I had a guest, I cleaned up my room after a long term.I don't know when I clean up next time.
Anyway, see you next week.
▲ by kazumi_phys | 2006-02-06 00:39 | English Diary
Sunday is my English diary day.
Today, I went snowbording with the same menbers as the last time and one new member.
This time was the second time for me, and the first time for the new member.
But she was really well and she could turn in one day.
It is the same situation as my case. I mean I also could turn in one day.
So, we are kind of rival.
This time, I became to be able to drift turn.
Maybe she will become to do it next time.
After snowboading, we went to eat rahmen (chinese noodle).
It was really good.
A rahmen after excercising is good.
Anyway, I'm really tired.
I make a bet I will feel sore over all tomorrow.
If you have any idea for escaping this pain,
please teach me.
See you next Sunday.
▲ by kazumi_phys | 2006-01-29 19:49 | English Diary
Sunday is my English Diary day.
Today's topic is a snowbording.
Yesterday, I went snowbording with my English teacher, a foreign friend, and two English school frends.
It was my first time snowbording.
One of friends taught me how to slide.
At first it was difficult to stand up on the snow with a bord.
Next it was difficult to just slide and stop.
So, at this stage I fell down a lot and exhausted myself.
But after trying a lot without giving up, my snowboarding skill became much better.
At the end of the day, I became to be able to turn well.
I think the most important thing for snowbording to get better is "Never give up" spilit.
If you want to slide well, you should continue to make an effort.
Anyway, I really exhausted myself yesterday.
And today, I feel really sore all over the body.
I'm in a disabled person mood.
I mean it's difficult to sit up, stund up, and laugh due to a strong muscular pain on my abdominal muscle.
I need to take a rest more.
▲ by kazumi_phys | 2006-01-22 22:55 | English Diary
I decided to write this diary in English on Sundays.
This is one of my aspirations this year.
Today I went to buy a snowboad with my English teacher and English school friends.
One of friends drive his car and picked me up.
The shop we went to is XEBIO.
This was a really big sports goods strore.
It took much time to decide which board I should buy.
Actually, we went XEBIO at first, but we couldn't decide our boards,
so we tried to go another place Alpen.
But there weren't good sets of boards, I mean a borad, a biding and boots.
Finally, we bought them at XEBIO ( we came back again!!).
After all, it took about 6 hours to go to the store and decide the boars.
The boad I bought is below.
It looks cool, right? It was a little expensive though...
I'm planing to go snowboading next Saturday.
▲ by kazumi_phys | 2006-01-16 00:18 | English Diary
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Settle in at The Boathouse and see out 2019 while welcoming in the new decade! Ticket includes entry, two course meal and band.
Hobnail combine folk, Celtic and country influences, add superb musicianship and songwriting and blend it all into a show that will take an audience on a dazzling ride.
"Refreshingly down-to-earth and lovely......... vocals so tightly knit they could be family" - NZ Herald.
"Highly spirited and entertaining……an illustrious fusion of bluegrass, Celtic, folk, pop, and rock'n'roll."
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text: Over the next few weeks, hundreds of backpackers will be starting their northward journey to Maine from Springer Mountain in northern Georgia. Many have been planning for years, and quite a few have started blogs to share their adventure. Below are a few links that I've come across to hike vicariously through them. It's a good way to get a feel for the adventure and the trials along the way. Enjoy.


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Project Pitchfork Daimonion
Published Jul 01, 2001This German duo's latest offers a few fairly typical dance-y numbers, providing the usual 120-ish bpm bill of fare. Thankfully, an interesting moment happens at track four, "Jupiter" - a ballad in a major key. A pleasant break in a chain of tunes that sound all too much like so many things I've heard a million times before. Next up, some very nice keyboard work on "We are One," which is sure to be appreciated by all synth-pop enthusiasts. More of the same on "Fear," a mostly instrumental, uplifting and partially, dare I say, Erasure-esque anthem of pure synth beauty - definitely the high point of the CD, for me. All in all, perhaps this release isn't quite wow material, but some decent songwriting, a few dance floor numbers and a few unexpected lighter moments pull it through. (Metropolis)


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City loses attacking star, and more could follow
MELBOURNE City's transfer merry-go-round continues apace, with Anthony Caceres departing for the UAE.
And there could be more departures to come.
Osama Malik has been linked to a club in Japan, while Luke Brattan still has not signed for 2017-18.
Caceres was owned by Manchester City and was on loan with its sister club in Melbourne.
But the attacking midfielder has now been transferred to Al Wasl, with the 24-year-old pictured on social media signing a contract with officials from the Dubai-based club.
Public confirmation by the City Football Group is expected to be imminent.
It remains entirely possible both Malik and Brattan will remain in City colours.
But new coach Warren Joyce's midfield stocks were bolstered by the signing of Stefan Mauk this week, while the failed pursuit of James Troisi as marquee suggests the club remains in the market for another player in that area of the pitch.
Malik, signed in January 2016, has one year left on his contract.
Brattan, like Caceres, was on loan from City's parent club in Manchester last season.
But while the club had previously extended Caceres' loan deal for this season before this week's sudden transfer, no news has been forthcoming about Brattan's situation.
The 27-year-old has been training with City since day one of pre-season and so was expected to remain. He featured in the club's first two pre-season friendlies.
The situation is expected to be resolved in the next week.


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When you go and buy most candy than there are many benefits of doing so. You can spend less a lot of cash in doing so. The other benefits are that you do not have to go to the industry again and again for the buy of candy. Especially if there is some celebration or holiday returning than you must have to get these candy in lot.
Candy is a liked by every loved one so it comes to an end easily and you have to buy it in huge quantities. And if you have some household members or associates returning to your home for some celebration than you have to buy bulk candy. There are many different choices available to you in this reverence. As you can spend less your cash for purchasing most candy but you have to create some products to shop it in the right position. You can keep your candy fresh; this is not a big cope so you have to take the advantage of keeping cash.
The first thing regarding the candy to keep it fresh is that you must have to buy the candies from the sellers who keep the candies fresh. You can also ask the seller about the different measures that he has taken to keep these candies fresh.
You should store it in a place where it has been protected from air and moisture. So the best place to store the candy is in bags. You can place these candies in the seal able bags so the air and moisture do not reach there.
The element to keep it clean is that you will be able to shop it anywhere you have an awesome dry position. So if you are able to create some agreements like that then you will be able to buy bulk candy otherwise you should not because this will cause the candy to dry out and do not offer the best preference and satisfaction when you eat them.
Steve Martin has been doing business of Wholesale Candy store for the past 10 years.Wholesale Candy store is place where you can buy your favourite Bulk Candy including Hershey's, Tootsie Roll,gourmet suckers,Lifesavers,Spangler.


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Although we travelled by car in many places, several of them could just have easily been visited by other means of transportation. We'll focus here on the three where having a car wasn't just a must, but was a true and exceptional part of the experience.
#1 Iceland
It's hard to beat the classic loop around Iceland's ring road, which can be done in as little as 7-10 days, and the interesting sights are more or less evenly spread out all over the country and not just near and around Reykjavik. These sights include moon-like landscapes, jaw-dropping national parks, refreshing hot springs, giant glacier lagoons, and an endless supply of waterfalls.
#2 Namibia
Namibia is a unique collection of fascinating landscapes including the largest canyon in Africa to the giant red dunes from the world's oldest desert, the Namib. Etosha National Park, is the perfect place to live a self-drive safari, where you can visit the variety of wildlife inhabiting the park with your own car. The main caveat are the very long distances between towns, which at the same time, is also part of the fun!
#3 Gros Morne NP and Newfoundland
Gros Morne National Park has some fantastic scenery to offer and driving is quite simply the best way to enjoy the park given the scarcity of alternative options.
Honorable mentions
- Kauai was fun to drive around, but the distances were so short it hardly qualifies as a road trip per se.
- Also a shout-out to driving in Croatia, particularly between Dubrovnik and Zagreb, where the new A1 motorway, because it traverses rugged mountainous and coastal terrain, has required 376 bridges, viaducts, tunnels.
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Yoga has taught me to be process oriented. Sometimes I get obsessed with goals and tasks that I need to complete in order to get where I want to go or receive what I think I need. This makes all of my actions a means by which I work toward an end. But, does that mean that this moment is empty because it's not being used to work toward a goal?
Of course not! This moment is the goal - it's the most important moment of your life! Yoga has taught me to recognize the value of process, treating an action as an end instead of a means to get somewhere else; and embracing the value of each moment as whole and complete, making small choices that lead toward an intention.
I remember my journey toward graduating from college. The first to work toward a bachelor's degree in my family, I thought that when I graduated all would fall into place and the universe would magically unfold somehow and grant me ultimate happiness and stability.
The reality was that upon graduation, I was more miserable and lost than ever. Mostly because I raced through and trivialized the learning process and based my happiness on a future event, devaluing many of the precious moments present on my journey. I was so busy making plans I didn't take the time to be and be real with myself, to check to see if I was on the right path - in alignment with my whole self.
As a yoga teacher now, many people ask for help to lose weight or work toward a physical yoga posture. Yes, yoga can do that, but if we start with an idea or picture of what the end looks like, then we don't allow for the picture to change which most likely is more aligned with who we are deep inside. And we also miss the opportunity to experience the magic inherent in the transformation process.
It's better to start or set a goal as an idea or "intention". That's why we set an intention in the beginning of class rather than a goal. We focus on an idea or image that we intend to occur, yet allow the potential fruition of that idea to take shape in a natural way which in most cases is more magical than we could ever imagine. That's what I've experienced anyway.
I'm still learning this lesson, and I experience it as a process - forever unfolding in waves of humility and understanding.
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The English cousin called it a golden thread. The filament that brings them all back each year, to this place, to each other.
They've known each other since they were toddlers. Our children, the neighbors from Carbonneau, scattered friends, the English cousins… They've been playing Marco Polo in the deep end of the pool since they could swim. Years of kayak rides down the Dordogne, croquet in the afternoons, "Deux-Cent-Un" around the old trees at dusk… Now in their twenties, they bring along girlfriends and boyfriends to play, toasting après-game with a glass of wine on the terrace.
All year long we anticipate this brief burst of youthful summer energy – their joy rediscovering each other, the walks, bike rides, intimate talks, group songfests in the middle of the night, voices carrying over the valley.
And then one day, they vanish. I pick up the pieces of their games and am engulfed in a tide of summer's end melancholy. No, it's worse than melancholy, my heart fragments as I note the light has changed, the brilliance of early August becoming the painful, soft light of September.
I permit myself a moment to stop and begrudge the change of season.
They are embossed on my inner landscape, these children who return each year like swallows, with their sacred lists of must-do experiences and traditions…
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Family Day at Place des Arts: Culture Days Edition
Event Date: September 29, 2019 Coquitlam
Visit Place des Arts for a special edition of Family Day as part of BC Culture Days! Start your afternoon with a self-guided tour of four exhibitions: From East to West by the Coquitlam Weavers and Spinners Guide, PhotoClub Vancouver's 2019 Annual Members' Exhibition, Synthesis by Sandra Yuen MacKay and a special pop-up exhibition by The Poppy Project. Then, get creative with four drop-in, exhibition-related art activities.
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French onion soup at Normandy Kitchen and 4 other things to eat this week
French onion soup at Normandy Kitchen
Few things are more comforting than classic French bistro cooking. The long simmered stocks, the lack of restraint with butter, the rich cuts of meat. And a perfect embodiment of that cooking is a simple and perfect French onion soup. Done right, there are no shortcuts, just long, slow simmering, and then more long, slow simmering, and then a fistful of cheese is dropped on a big crouton as if from a giant's fist. Broiled until it has a sealed lid of cheese, this is one of the world's most delicious ways of giving winter a lively middle finger.
405 S. Eighth St., Minneapolis
Bar snacks at Heyday
Hey, remember Heyday? It was the reddest-hottest restaurant of 2014. Food like nobody had quite seen around here — all charred and ashy and festooned with flowers and ices and, well, it was different. Really different. It had people getting breathless, and then it kind of went quiet. Why? The food is still all of those things, and here is a best-kept secret: They're putting out lovely, inexpensive renditions of it in the bar. Oysters with lemon granita, great piles of thick, grainy bread with tangy butter, boudin blanc with hot mustard, slabs of lamb terrine served in sort of an open-faced sandwich-style with beautiful green blankets of herbaceous sauce. Get it all for a fraction of what you pay in the dining room. (Though you should plan some dining room meals, too, because we need to keep these restaurants around that are different enough to make us go all breathless.)
2700 Lyndale Ave. S., Minneapolis
Relish plate at Mancini's
Okay, you gotta buy a steak at Mancini's to get a relish plate, but it's worth it. The old-school touch of sitting down to a table that's already been dressed with a relish plate and a big basket of grilled bread and butter gives the impression that someone is really glad you've come. It's also just the right way to begin a leisurely meal at this West Seventh institution. Reach across from your date and pluck another pickle or pepper off the plate while sipping a pre-dinner drink. Then an iceberg salad, a baked potato with packaged sour cream and butter, and a well-grilled steak complete the picture. These are the unchangeable touchstones that keep people coming back, in a world where everything else is all too frighteningly changeable.
531 W. Seventh St., St. Paul
Tacos by Mercado at Earl Giles
What do we love? Tacos! How do we love them? Any way we can get them! Mercado at Earl Giles has a new way for you to get them: in an apartment lobby. If that doesn't sound appealing, consider that this place is fast-casual, so it's almost, almost like a taqueria. Tacos, tortas, and a few brunch items are all they do, and they do them well. (They also mix up a mean margarita.) Tacos are just the way we like them, on double corn tortillas, with a restrained number of ingredients treated with care. Shrimp were nicely al dente in garlic butter, topped with slaw and a crema zinged up with Crybaby Craig's hot sauce. And plus, because it's an apartment, you can bring your dog. That should sweeten the deal significantly for the vast section of the Twin Cities that loves tacos and dogs.
2904 Lyndale Ave. S., Minneapolis
Seafood cocktail at the Lexington
If you've had one shrimp cocktail, you've had all of them. Jumbo shrimp, little ones, al dente ones, water-logged ones — a shrimp dipped in a spicy red ketchupy sauce is a shrimp dipped in a spicy red ketchupy sauce. But in the Yucatan area of Mexico, chilled seafood treats like aquachile are always just a little bit different. They're made with the day's freshest catch, plus a lot of lime and a little chile, and whatever else is inspiring to the chef — maybe cilantro, onion, a little olive oil. The Lexington has boldly nudged the overly familiar shrimp cocktail out of the picture in favor of something more original, something more Yucatan. Standard (but delicious) cocktail sauce and saltines are still served on the side like a comforting security blanket. Relax. You're still getting shrimp cocktail and it's all going to be okay.
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Shenandoah, in Virginia, is in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
We were in bear country and were fortunate to see several bears,
including this mom & one of her cubs.
We hiked to the top of Stoney Man Summit and could see for miles.
And when we returned to our camper, we found deer grazing nearby.
The view from our Loft Mountain Campsite was picturesque.
An unusual wildflower
We saw many animals in the park, including this rabbit.
One more bear seen along Skyline Drive.


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Need to Keep Track of your Project Budget? Use Budget Resources
In Microsoft Project, you can track your project costs to a budget using a type of resource called budget cost resources. Budget resources are assigned at the top level of the project schedule at the 0 level or summary level task. You can track many different categories of budget like "capital" and "expense" and even track it over the lifespan of the project through timephased data.
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The Halloween Decorations Webcam allows Internet surfers to send "Instant Messages via webcam" which are displayed real-time in the Haunted Office.In addition, web surfers are controlling the lights & inflatables - i.e. turning them on and off via X10 controls - which they did 6,499 times that day including 4,892 overloads of the system. For those that missed it, here's a log of what was said!
Date_Time IP Address Message 2014_10_17_18:00:08.094 070.180.208.xxx Who you gonna call if Ghostbusters is busy? Call Komar! 2014_10_17_18:01:34.473 090.196.203.xxx And so it begins!!! 2014_10_17_18:02:13.628 070.180.208.xxx This is the power company, sorry local outage SO IT ENDS! 2014_10_17_18:02:33.399 088.189.072.xxx hello ! 2014_10_17_18:03:11.177 024.129.032.xxx hi everyone out there 2014_10_17_18:03:42.177 090.196.203.xxx nice one Alek, my favourite time of year begins YAAAAAAAAY!! 2014_10_17_18:04:05.716 068.202.017.xxx your fannnnn 2014_10_17_18:04:46.762 070.180.208.xxx HELP! I'm not out there I'm stuck in your computer!!! LET ME OUT! 2014_10_17_18:05:00.899 088.189.072.xxx booo :) 2014_10_17_18:06:52.307 070.180.208.xxx I'm haunting your computer! LET ME OUT! 2014_10_17_18:07:45.196 090.196.203.xxx We see you in the office Alek 2014_10_17_18:07:58.870 074.095.020.xxx Hi dad from Exeter 2014_10_17_18:08:27.620 173.193.189.xxx ***ALEK*** I was busy today - with my son - so lots more work to do tomorrow ***ALEK*** 2014_10_17_18:08:58.053 074.095.020.xxx But your wife is not home! 2014_10_17_18:09:09.182 064.006.113.xxx Hello from St. George, KS 2014_10_17_18:09:40.030 070.180.208.xxx Just glad it's up! Thanks for all the hard work Alek! 2014_10_17_18:09:48.042 088.189.072.xxx Vincent Halgrain 2014_10_17_18:10:00.753 173.193.189.xxx ***ALEK*** Heading out on the roof to hook up that stuff ***ALEK*** 2014_10_17_18:10:38.411 090.196.203.xxx be careful, and at least*** not snowing 2014_10_17_18:11:21.580 090.196.203.xxx that was its not snowing 2014_10_17_18:11:23.137 088.104.203.xxx Hello from Scotland alex 2014_10_17_18:11:49.902 024.129.032.xxx i like the 405 movie 2014_10_17_18:12:26.840 088.104.203.xxx I bought the shining and scream boxset to watch lol 2014_10_17_18:14:32.842 050.080.088.xxx boo 2014_10_17_18:14:54.931 088.189.072.xxx boo 2014_10_17_18:15:23.944 070.180.208.xxx The Walking Dead is great if you like gore! 2014_10_17_18:15:32.448 088.104.203.xxx Wish I could come visit your lights 2014_10_17_18:16:52.224 098.236.197.xxx Happy Halloween 2014! 2014_10_17_18:17:03.018 070.180.208.xxx Someone could do a HD youtube and we could visit that way 2014_10_17_18:17:35.864 088.104.203.xxx been waiting for months for these lights haha, follow me on Twitter anyone @f1k 2014_10_17_18:18:15.114 024.008.140.xxx Boo 2014_10_17_18:18:16.392 088.104.203.xxx @f1kris89 2014_10_17_18:18:39.417 024.008.140.xxx Boo 2014_10_17_18:18:41.405 096.002.098.xxx GO WILD!!! 2014_10_17_18:19:31.455 070.180.208.xxx OOPS! it's @f4kris89 2014_10_17_18:19:38.144 024.129.032.xxx everyone never watch snowblood 2014_10_17_18:19:59.404 088.104.203.xxx It's @f1kris89 2014_10_17_18:20:16.092 088.189.072.xxx @vincenthalgrain 2014_10_17_18:20:36.379 070.180.208.xxx No wait! I messed up go to @f1kris9 2014_10_17_18:21:39.751 088.104.203.xxx @F1KRIS89 2014_10_17_18:22:05.130 212.159.114.xxx Anything new this year Alek? 2014_10_17_18:22:43.173 070.180.208.xxx NO, FOLLOW ME! @easy-to-remember-twit-name-hahaha (10 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_18:22:48.582 088.104.203.xxx @F1KRIS89 2014_10_17_18:23:00.699 088.189.072.xxx @vincenthalgrain 2014_10_17_18:23:30.824 070.180.208.xxx Twit spam! (11) 2014_10_17_18:23:44.942 088.189.072.xxx ah ah :) 2014_10_17_18:24:22.742 070.180.208.xxx If your life is so great then you have more than 128 chars (12) 2014_10_17_18:26:18.226 096.002.098.xxx GO WILD!!!! 2014_10_17_18:26:22.744 070.180.208.xxx FOLLOW ME! I have no life! That's why I'm here! (13) 2014_10_17_18:28:24.655 088.104.203.xxx Hey alek how's things 2014_10_17_18:28:31.366 108.036.134.xxx Things are shaping up nicely, Alek! 2014_10_17_18:28:38.524 173.193.189.xxx ***ALEK*** Some wise guy kept turn zone #3 off when I was trying to inflate the roof pumpk ***ALEK*** 2014_10_17_18:29:01.242 088.104.203.xxx all the best alek been watching for years (10 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_18:29:11.156 070.180.208.xxx someone's overloading like mad! (14) 2014_10_17_18:32:38.721 088.104.203.xxx Great job alek always come here year after year (11) 2014_10_17_18:32:58.689 070.180.208.xxx Are those candy canes around Obola Zombe dude? (15) 2014_10_17_18:34:07.308 088.189.072.xxx Homer Simpson welcome 2014_10_17_18:40:37.463 070.180.208.xxx Add ?cursor=remove to the URL see FAQ (16) 2014_10_17_18:44:13.015 072.228.146.xxx I'm here CONTROLLING STUFF! 2014_10_17_18:44:37.875 070.180.208.xxx I TOOK CONTROL! (17) 2014_10_17_18:45:39.915 070.180.208.xxx See! I just turned those lights on! (18) 2014_10_17_18:45:41.753 072.228.146.xxx me too! 2014_10_17_18:45:46.107 173.193.189.xxx ***ALEK*** I just turned the lights off in the Haunted Office - Control that! ***ALEK*** 2014_10_17_18:46:16.450 072.228.146.xxx lol 2014_10_17_18:46:17.086 070.180.208.xxx That was me! (19) 2014_10_17_18:46:23.258 050.187.088.xxx great job with the lights they are good 2014_10_17_18:47:18.973 173.193.189.xxx ***ALEK*** Still a LOT more to put up and fix! ***ALEK*** 2014_10_17_18:47:33.235 070.180.208.xxx RIP RIP (20 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_18:47:42.972 050.187.088.xxx cool 2014_10_17_18:47:52.064 072.228.146.xxx Well, it's a start! 2014_10_17_18:49:36.600 072.228.146.xxx I'm your biggest fan of this! Love controlling the lights! 2014_10_17_18:51:29.478 070.180.208.xxx Are we about to see window lights? Someone's up there (21) 2014_10_17_18:51:56.991 072.228.146.xxx A GHOST! BOO! 2014_10_17_18:52:47.856 072.228.146.xxx "off" goes the lights! LOL 2014_10_17_18:53:26.471 072.228.146.xxx The "off" on cam 2! 2014_10_17_18:54:22.749 072.228.146.xxx Or "ON", whichever is lit! LOL 2014_10_17_18:54:42.985 176.025.006.xxx everyone donate to celiac see how many people we can get to donate at once 2014_10_17_18:56:26.313 072.228.146.xxx Love to take control of TONS of lights! (10 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_18:56:37.043 176.025.006.xxx _______________________________________________________________________________ 2014_10_17_18:57:05.727 072.228.146.xxx brb (11) 2014_10_17_18:57:12.999 070.180.208.xxx Yup, the ghost put up window lights! (22) 2014_10_17_18:58:00.995 176.025.006.xxx _______________________________________________________________________________ 2014_10_17_18:58:55.112 173.193.189.xxx ***ALEK*** Yea, window lights are up ***ALEK*** 2014_10_17_18:59:15.901 070.180.208.xxx 5,093 - 4,271 overloads = 822 toggles (23) 2014_10_17_18:59:33.306 173.193.189.xxx ***ALEK*** Going to wrap up tonight with a few more things by the garage ***ALEK*** 2014_10_17_18:59:48.156 176.025.006.xxx Dia duit f______ilte roimh tSeap______in gcaoi a bhfuil gach duine a dh______an 2014_10_17_19:00:07.137 070.180.208.xxx It's not a wrap till the fat Homer sings! (24) 2014_10_17_19:01:06.763 070.180.208.xxx And we know that Homer can't sing (25) 2014_10_17_19:01:35.045 072.228.146.xxx Wow, lots of overloads in 1 hour! (12) 2014_10_17_19:02:34.590 070.180.208.xxx Script kiddies, wish they had a life on Friday night like everyone else! (26) 2014_10_17_19:03:15.128 070.180.208.xxx Wait! I wish I had a life! (27) 2014_10_17_19:03:41.276 072.228.146.xxx I just saw you walk by twice! (13) 2014_10_17_19:04:28.979 070.180.208.xxx Yea, that was me... I teleported there (28) 2014_10_17_19:04:29.729 072.228.146.xxx That's funny! lol (14) 2014_10_17_19:05:01.411 072.228.146.xxx Wish I could do that! lol (15) 2014_10_17_19:06:06.749 070.180.208.xxx What if time travelers went back to right now in the front yard? (29) 2014_10_17_19:06:43.784 173.109.064.xxx Buffalo NY says Happy Halloween. 2014_10_17_19:08:06.233 072.228.146.xxx Me too, actually Elma near Buffalo! Hello local person! (16) 2014_10_17_19:10:53.487 070.180.208.xxx In the future Halloween lights are banned by Obama and his Obola (30 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_19:11:47.546 072.228.146.xxx Happy Halloween from Elma, NY near Buffalo, NY (17) 2014_10_17_19:14:18.656 173.193.189.xxx ***ALEK*** One last thing tonight - SpongeBob going up by the garage! ***ALEK*** 2014_10_17_19:15:40.102 072.228.146.xxx Don't see him yet, but I am sure he will be there soon! (18) 2014_10_17_19:16:09.444 072.228.146.xxx I see you outside! (19) 2014_10_17_19:18:29.332 072.228.146.xxx This is spOOktacular! (20 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_19:19:49.224 072.228.146.xxx Frankenstein says "Hi", just turned him on! (21) 2014_10_17_19:19:59.584 070.180.208.xxx everyone GOOGLE spOOktacular (31) 2014_10_17_19:20:56.871 072.228.146.xxx It's just a saying I made up! HAHAHA! (22) 2014_10_17_19:21:31.730 070.180.208.xxx I just copyrighted it! (32) 2014_10_17_19:21:48.272 072.228.146.xxx LOL (23) 2014_10_17_19:23:05.959 070.180.208.xxx You owe me ___1 for mentioning it! (33) 2014_10_17_19:23:52.821 072.228.146.xxx I WAS JUST KIDDING! SHEESH! (24) 2014_10_17_19:24:39.923 070.180.208.xxx one dollar is not much to be able to say that (34) 2014_10_17_19:24:54.350 173.193.189.xxx ***ALEK*** SpongeBob is ready for action - zone #3 ***ALEK*** 2014_10_17_19:26:21.328 072.228.146.xxx A dollar has been sent to you, but will take a while! LOL (25) 2014_10_17_19:26:39.136 173.193.189.xxx ***ALEK*** Fixed BOO sign - closing garage ***ALEK*** 2014_10_17_19:26:53.974 070.180.208.xxx I only accept bitcoin! (35) 2014_10_17_19:27:45.618 072.228.146.xxx OK, this is starting to get really silly! (26) 2014_10_17_19:28:54.802 070.180.208.xxx Happy Halloween from Obola, DC (36) 2014_10_17_19:29:47.944 072.228.146.xxx You too from Elma, NY near Buffalo, NY (27) 2014_10_17_19:30:54.746 070.180.208.xxx 7500 dollar #Obola Contest twitter (37) 2014_10_17_19:31:53.583 072.228.146.xxx With the majority of controllable webcams, this is the best! (28) 2014_10_17_19:32:39.645 068.108.041.xxx Kit-Kat and Butterfingers for everyone!!!! 2014_10_17_19:33:15.629 108.036.134.xxx Woo Hoo! I love Kit-Kats! 2014_10_17_19:33:37.946 072.228.146.xxx I think the Haunted office looks pretty good from here! (29) 2014_10_17_19:34:00.517 070.180.208.xxx Is there an Ap for this? (38) 2014_10_17_19:34:28.740 108.036.134.xxx Haha! Was just going to inquire about a beverage! 2014_10_17_19:34:48.078 072.228.146.xxx HAHAHA! LOL (30 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_19:35:11.836 173.193.189.xxx ***ALEK*** After all that work, time for an Alaskan Pumpkin Porter! ***ALEK*** 2014_10_17_19:35:50.458 068.108.041.xxx Gotta be good. Never had an Pumpkin Porter before!! 2014_10_17_19:36:15.912 072.228.146.xxx I'm atcually getting thirsty from controlling lights! LOL (31) 2014_10_17_19:36:53.403 173.193.189.xxx ***ALEK*** Will be serving 'em to the adult trick-or-treaters on Halloween! ***ALEK*** 2014_10_17_19:37:59.904 072.228.146.xxx This beats drinks! LOL (32) 2014_10_17_19:38:09.152 070.180.208.xxx Do you think cam 2 is set a little too dark? (39) 2014_10_17_19:38:34.270 072.228.146.xxx How's that? (33) 2014_10_17_19:39:12.616 072.228.146.xxx I pressed on to all lightd! (34) 2014_10_17_19:39:41.495 072.228.146.xxx Lights, oops (35) 2014_10_17_19:39:47.701 068.108.041.xxx Porter is one of my fav BOLD Beers 2014_10_17_19:40:00.940 070.180.208.xxx LIUGHTS OOPS! (40 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_19:40:21.485 072.228.146.xxx LIGHTS??? LOL (36) 2014_10_17_19:40:55.114 068.108.041.xxx Porter AND Pumpkin? Will have to try one! 2014_10_17_19:41:26.795 070.180.208.xxx LIOUGHTS and you can still know what it is (41) 2014_10_17_19:41:29.750 108.036.134.xxx What an awesome neighbor! 2014_10_17_19:42:08.012 072.228.146.xxx Yes, I knew what you meant! (37) 2014_10_17_19:43:01.503 068.108.041.xxx OCT 31 Komar PopKorn b**** for everyone! 2014_10_17_19:43:45.390 068.106.030.xxx Greetings from Green Valley AZ 2014_10_17_19:43:56.454 072.228.146.xxx This is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much fun! (38) 2014_10_17_19:45:32.782 070.180.208.xxx Add ?cursor=remove to the URL see FAQ (42) 2014_10_17_19:46:13.204 072.228.146.xxx X10 Controls toggled 5,368 times (includes 4,343 overloads) today (39) 2014_10_17_19:47:29.200 072.228.146.xxx Inflating the POOR PUMPKINS! (40 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_19:48:00.863 072.228.146.xxx Much better! (41) 2014_10_17_19:48:01.772 070.180.208.xxx Komar has left the building! (43) 2014_10_17_19:48:29.128 072.228.146.xxx NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO (42) 2014_10_17_19:48:56.301 070.180.208.xxx you can get rid of the music too! See FAQ (44) 2014_10_17_19:49:40.266 072.228.146.xxx No need to see the FAQ, just like to see this! (43) 2014_10_17_19:49:54.636 070.180.208.xxx awesome neighbor! THAT'S ME! (45) 2014_10_17_19:50:11.678 072.228.146.xxx LOL (44) 2014_10_17_19:51:20.702 072.228.146.xxx I am a HUGE fan of the Three Stooges! (45) 2014_10_17_19:53:10.944 070.180.208.xxx HEY!! LURKERS of the 47 people! GET TO CLICKING! (46) 2014_10_17_19:53:20.549 072.228.146.xxx What's that glow? (46) 2014_10_17_19:53:32.341 107.194.097.xxx fun!!!!! 2014_10_17_19:53:49.544 068.108.041.xxx One of the Three Stooges WAS huge 2014_10_17_19:54:09.593 072.228.146.xxx Something is glowing in the Hunted House! (47) 2014_10_17_19:54:39.995 070.180.208.xxx NUUCKULAR FUESION! (47) 2014_10_17_19:54:51.020 068.108.041.xxx Pumpkin Porter of course! 2014_10_17_19:55:02.065 072.228.146.xxx Hmmm... (48) 2014_10_17_19:55:41.022 070.180.208.xxx The BEER is Cold FEUSIOUN ! (48) 2014_10_17_19:56:38.513 068.108.041.xxx BEER=2 Jigawatts of power 2014_10_17_19:56:50.174 072.228.146.xxx Just about 2 more hours of this FUN (49) 2014_10_17_19:57:29.502 072.228.146.xxx X10 Controls toggled 5,469 times (includes 4,377 overloads) today (50 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_19:57:53.874 068.108.041.xxx Thanks for that revealing update 2014_10_17_19:58:25.032 070.180.208.xxx YOU ARE FREAKING WELCOME! (49) 2014_10_17_19:58:29.567 072.228.146.xxx No Problem! :-) (51) 2014_10_17_19:58:43.543 068.108.041.xxx SANK U BELLY MUCH (10 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_19:59:08.248 072.228.146.xxx Turning lights back on! (52) 2014_10_17_19:59:22.451 070.180.208.xxx That guy on the screen pulled his head off! (50 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_19:59:52.740 068.108.041.xxx We've all done that at one time or another (11) 2014_10_17_19:59:53.340 072.228.146.xxx It was too dark, so I brought it back to life! (53) 2014_10_17_20:00:28.361 072.228.146.xxx BRB (54) 2014_10_17_20:00:45.879 068.108.041.xxx NO PROBLEM HERE (12) 2014_10_17_20:02:28.716 070.180.208.xxx WE WILL SIT HERE ON OUR FAT ----- AND WAIT FOR YOU (51) 2014_10_17_20:03:36.230 070.180.208.xxx WAITING!!!!!!! GET BACK HERE!!! (52) 2014_10_17_20:04:32.870 068.108.041.xxx COME ON.. U SAID BRB????? (13) 2014_10_17_20:05:24.346 070.180.208.xxx WHERE ARE YOU? BRB ??? Bro Runs (to) Bathroom? (53) 2014_10_17_20:08:10.931 070.180.208.xxx I will BRB when you finally RB (54) 2014_10_17_20:09:56.817 070.180.208.xxx Or I will just BURP (55) 2014_10_17_20:10:13.195 068.108.041.xxx People POST because you're post to (14) 2014_10_17_20:16:05.269 070.180.208.xxx BRB went BYE (56) 2014_10_17_20:16:59.375 068.108.041.xxx BRB BY? (15) 2014_10_17_20:18:06.287 118.244.239.xxx Hello from ??? 2014_10_17_20:18:35.669 068.108.041.xxx Hi ??? (16) 2014_10_17_20:19:49.668 068.108.041.xxx OCT 31 not popcorn bawls... Komar bawls for everyone (17) 2014_10_17_20:21:02.129 068.108.041.xxx i meant that in a nice way (18) 2014_10_17_20:21:13.452 118.244.239.xxx Boo light bulb is working 2014_10_17_20:21:26.063 070.180.208.xxx No way! (57) 2014_10_17_20:21:44.266 068.108.041.xxx Yes way! (19) 2014_10_17_20:22:15.388 174.102.254.xxx hiii 2014_10_17_20:22:23.654 068.108.041.xxx Alek is that porter empty? It needs to be warm anyway! (20 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_20:23:14.089 174.102.254.xxx i love u 2014_10_17_20:23:45.266 173.193.189.xxx ***ALEK*** It is ... should I replace it with a PBR? ***ALEK*** 2014_10_17_20:24:45.062 068.108.041.xxx Always the next in line. YES!! Someting Denver? (21) 2014_10_17_20:25:15.903 174.102.254.xxx rawr 2014_10_17_20:27:26.320 070.180.208.xxx BRB dude's mom said go under covers with flashlight (3DS) (58) 2014_10_17_20:27:57.252 118.244.239.xxx To school for cool 2014_10_17_20:28:21.425 070.180.208.xxx The better drinks are down stairs! (59) 2014_10_17_20:29:01.231 070.180.208.xxx Drunk HULK falls over! (60 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_20:29:20.102 068.108.041.xxx Right On Right On Right On Coors (22) 2014_10_17_20:29:25.840 173.193.189.xxx ***ALEK*** Actually, the HULK is pracariously balanced - probably will fall at some point ***ALEK*** 2014_10_17_20:29:58.188 068.108.041.xxx Alek... the next word is "point".. psychic :) (23) 2014_10_17_20:31:11.736 068.108.041.xxx at some "point" never made it to the screen (24) 2014_10_17_20:32:49.720 068.108.041.xxx Anyway another great Halloween and Christmas to follow! (25) 2014_10_17_20:33:11.041 070.180.208.xxx Better to have a screen in front of you than a frontal lobotomy (61) 2014_10_17_20:35:28.848 068.108.041.xxx is that Hulk before or after the 12oz Coors (26) 2014_10_17_20:37:02.394 071.193.092.xxx i'm happy is working 2014_10_17_20:38:02.436 068.108.041.xxx I'm happy Komar'ing (27) 2014_10_17_20:39:34.893 070.180.208.xxx I went to bed, but with the help of my 3DS, I can continue to have fun with thi (62) 2014_10_17_20:40:12.822 070.180.208.xxx I'll post for you but the blog will suffer (63) 2014_10_17_20:40:41.915 070.180.208.xxx Keep lines short (64) 2014_10_17_20:41:45.564 068.108.041.xxx At Albertson's Three's a Crowd (28) 2014_10_17_20:45:03.241 070.180.208.xxx BRB Be Right (to) Bed (65) 2014_10_17_20:46:07.564 070.180.208.xxx No, it's ok, I will just have fun controlling things (BRB Says) (66) 2014_10_17_20:47:46.494 070.180.208.xxx You saved the Blog! (67) 2014_10_17_20:48:44.551 118.244.239.xxx Who? 2014_10_17_20:49:04.837 068.108.041.xxx Saving Power (29) 2014_10_17_20:53:21.672 070.180.208.xxx If you had 3 DSPs you could process Komar faster via RISC (68) 2014_10_17_20:54:29.890 075.168.119.xxx Goofy Goofy! 2014_10_17_20:55:36.123 070.180.208.xxx HULK NOT DRUNK, NO FALL OVER! (69) 2014_10_17_20:55:50.043 075.168.119.xxx Deflate all. 2014_10_17_20:55:57.619 068.108.041.xxx Hulk drink Coors.. have big green muscles! (30 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_20:56:17.971 075.168.119.xxx Wake-E Wake-E 2014_10_17_20:56:31.683 070.180.208.xxx HULK GREEN FROM COPPER IN HULK STILL (70 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_20:56:53.077 068.108.041.xxx The biggest muscle an not be shown on Komar.org (31) 2014_10_17_20:57:37.104 068.108.041.xxx The Biggest muscle can not be shown on Komar.org (32) 2014_10_17_20:58:52.796 070.180.208.xxx Pizza Pizza! (71) 2014_10_17_21:03:39.948 076.173.043.xxx poop! 2014_10_17_21:03:43.142 068.108.041.xxx Beer = (Spanish) Cerveza... (Filipino) Serbesa... (German) Bier... and on and on (33) 2014_10_17_21:04:36.179 068.108.041.xxx (German) Bier well the list goes on (34) 2014_10_17_21:06:01.642 070.180.208.xxx Sunday next year? (72) 2014_10_17_21:06:31.350 068.108.041.xxx yes we are praying (35) 2014_10_17_21:06:33.138 076.173.043.xxx aloha 2014_10_17_21:07:17.426 076.173.043.xxx pop goes the wiesel 2014_10_17_21:09:58.485 070.180.208.xxx OFF goes the light bulbs! (73) 2014_10_17_21:15:33.101 070.180.208.xxx Stealth House! (74) 2014_10_17_21:17:06.303 068.108.041.xxx Ahloha I'm suffering from disease acalled Lackanookie (36) 2014_10_17_21:19:43.467 068.108.041.xxx The cure is comoniwannalayyou (if you're female please) (37) 2014_10_17_21:39:54.198 068.150.161.xxx No talking like that 2014_10_17_21:41:23.862 068.150.161.xxx Great pumpkin 2014_10_17_21:41:31.328 068.108.041.xxx HUH? nothing bad said (38) 2014_10_17_21:42:29.046 068.150.161.xxx Three little pics 2014_10_17_21:44:14.382 068.150.161.xxx pigs and the same 2014_10_17_21:45:21.314 068.108.041.xxx what tell me about the three pigs? waiting (39) 2014_10_17_21:50:32.682 068.150.161.xxx Look up 3 little pigs on YouTube 2014_10_17_21:57:41.648 068.108.041.xxx Another great Halloween year. Thank you! (40 IM's so far today) 2014_10_17_21:59:37.564 024.011.196.xxx Goodnight 2014_10_17_21:59:38.892 068.108.041.xxx Another great Halloween year. Thank you! (41)


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As part of Australia's Conservative Right's effort to counter the view that there is any link between global warming and bushfires, leader of the National party (the coalition partners of the Liberal party) and acting leader of the Federal Opposition, Warren Truss alleged that the fires add more CO2 to the atmosphere than coal power plants.
There was a bit of fact checking published at The Conversation that showed that fires so far this fire season in Australia have emitted about 2% of what coal power stations
emittedemit annually. Whilst it's not over and it's possible more than 50 times as much area could yet go up in flames, it's probably a potent bit of misinformation - I thought Truss could actually be correct although I would not, like Truss, have neglected to consider what the the author also points out - that the burned areas will become CO2 absorbers as they regrow afterwards. The extent of bushfires in Australia is enormous so it's easy to imagine they dwarf the emissions from fossil fuels. What it's left me stunned at, is how much coal must be being burned.
It's a bit like the 'volcanoes' produce more CO2 than fossil fuels argument - completely wrong, yet for those who don't know or don't want to know it sounds very plausible. I'm not aware of any mainstream media challenging Truss on his claim. If they fail to do so - and even if they do - that bit of misinformation gets added to all the rest these heels dug in political opponents of action on climate have promulgated.


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