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Anyway, I woke up late this morning on the wrong side of the bed. I had an issue with Ane that I'd rather not discuss here. So I skipped brunch altogether. Although, I was sooooo hungry! Sheeesh. We cooked pancit bihon last night, and I ate a lot but that didn't satisfy me because it wasn't rice. Yeah, I was mad at someone and I punished myself. Well, that statement alone got me thinking: Huh?!?
Good thing we went out to canvass something that RL wants from here (for his baby car!) and Kuya J dragged us to Pick up Stix to grab some Asian food. Whew! We found out that the thing RL wants is cheaper than when ordered online so after we texted him, we paid for the DP already. :)
Then we dropped by an electronics' store but we haven't been there long when Joaquin decided he needed to poopoo! Now this boy has been potty trained pretty well and we are so proud of him. But his timing can just be sooooooo untimely? hhehehe. He just can't do it at home (well, he does most of the time). It's either he really can't control it or we spend too much time outside. Hehe.
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Yesterday, Mohamed Morsi insisted that he would sacrifice his life for his "constitutional legitimacy." A few hours later, the Egyptian military upped the ante by pledging their own blood to free their nation from the Muslim Brotherhood's autocracy:
According to CBS News, they're not bluffing. Army chief Gen. Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi called a meeting of his general command with just hours to go before the deadline of his ultimatum to Morsi to either reach an agreement with the opposition for reform, or find himself and the Muslim Brotherhood ejected from power:
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The official, who gave no further details, spoke Wednesday on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to brief the media.
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Sporadic bursts of automatic gunfire shut down streets in central Cairo overnight as supporters of President Mohamed Morsi clashed violently with opposition protesters outside Cairo University, where the president's supporters had gathered. At least 16 people were killed and more than 200 wounded in the clashes that erupted late Tuesday night and carried into the early hours of Wednesday morning, as Morsi delivered a defiant televised speech that made clear he would not back down.
With only hours to go until the Wednesday deadline, Egypt was quickly hurtling toward a showdown between its powerful military and the Islamists, including Morsi, who swept to power in elections last year. Morsi's backers in the Muslim Brotherhood have vowed that they will not go quietly if their president is forced out. …
The speech represented a direct challenge to the nation's military and a signal that efforts to mediate the crisis have so far failed. Earlier on Tuesday, Morsi met with his defense minister, Abdel Fatah al-Sissi, in an apparent bid to reach an accord.
Shortly after Morsi's speech, a message was posted to an Egyptian armed forces Facebook page saying, "We swear to God that we will sacrifice even our blood for Egypt and its people, to defend them against any terrorist, radical or fool."
Perhaps neither side is bluffing. If that's the case, the Muslim Brotherhood had better be prepared to deal with a hostile military — and ordinary Egyptians had better find ways out of the crossfire. The questions may soon be how much discipline Sissi can expect from his military units and commanders, and how much backbone the Muslim Brotherhood rank and file have for a heavy-arms fight. Morsi and Sissi may be underestimating those capabilities in their enemies and overestimating them in their own forces, which would precipitate a violent resolution of those questions. We'll probably know sooner rather than later now that it's clear that neither side will budge until the last moment, if at all.
Update: With an hour to go before the ultimatum expires, this report from Richard Engel shows how serious the army is — assuming it's accurate:
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During my absense of been made up to forum admin on The Webcomic List and recently I did the absolutely silly thing of giving myself more work there by offering to run the replacement for the Web Cartoonists' Choice Awards that was being proposed by some members of the forum.
The site for the awards went live on the 1st of this month and nominations are open until the 13th of December with an awards ceremony in comic form going live on the 24th of January (by the way if anyone feels like adding their artistic talents to the ceremony that would be awesome).
We're doing things a little differently from how the WCCAs have done them in the past. Instead of just having a public vote we're having a public nomination stage, where pretty much anybody involved in webcomics (site staff, reviewers, podcast presenters, etc – not just comic makers) can nominate up to three comics for each award, with the first nomination being worth the most points and the last being worth the least.
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To make up for the loss of Santonio Holmes, the Jets added receiver Jason Hill today, per Brian Costello of the New York Post. This is the same Jason Hill who called the Jets "overhyped" last season.
From Tania Ganguli of the Florida Times-Union:
Before I even finished a question about the challenges presented to the Jaguars receivers facing the Jets secondary, receiver Jason Hill knew what was coming.
"Same one that everyone else gives us," Hill said. "This is a league full of great players. I think sometimes they get overhyped. I talked to Drew [Coleman], Drew played there. He says it's just the aura of New York. They got a big media. That's not the Jacksonville paper, that's the big New York Times paper so they get more pub. That's what it is.
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Here at Crystal Parade we offer fabric for Irish dancewear, freestlyle dance, ballet, latin and ballroom, gymnastics and ice skating, as well as fabric for milliners, theatrical costume design and bridal. For bridal, check out our range of fabrics and motifs here and why not add some sparkle to your design with some gorgeous flatback crystals! We stock a great range of both Preciosa and Swarovski crystals.
Our fantastic fabrics are available in metre lengths and are of superb quality, ensuring guaranteed satisfaction. Use our principal fabric with Swarovski or Preciosa crystals, or our fancy fabric to really dazzle on the dancefloor. Luxury Mono works beautifully with black silver or white motifs and feathers, or try using lycra with tulle to create simple yet stunning ballet wear.
We also stock a fantastic range of adhesives and applicators which are essential when crystallising your fabric. We recommend using Gem Tac glue and the Crystal Katana for a professional finish.
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Melissa Radmaker and Andrew Thelen announce their engagement and upcoming marriage.
Melissa is the daughter of Chris and Paul Radmacker of Estherville. She is a graduate of Estherville Lincoln Central High School and attended both Iowa Lakes Community College and Minnesota State. She is employed at Michaels in Mankato, Minn.
Andrew is the son of Kelly Claude and Jeff Thelen, both of Estherville. He graduated from Estherville Lincoln Central High School. He is employed at Agco in Jackson, Minn.
The couple plans a Nov. 30 wedding at First Presbyterian Church in Estherville.


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This week's selection is Victorian on the outside, modern on the inside. A custom house built in 2005 by John Witt, 11 Park Alley North is adjacent to Skidmore College.
It is 3,786 square feet, has four bedrooms and 3 and 1/2 bathrooms. It sits on slightly less than a quarter of an acre.
The listing price is $1.1 million. Taxes are $11,600.
The master suite on the first floor features his-and-hers walk-in closets, laundry, dual sinks in the bathroom, a Jacuzzi tub and a walk-in shower. Other interesting aspects of the house are its design — Victorian inspired on the outside and modern on the inside with an open layout, curved walls, rounded corners and contemporary lighting. The landscaping is low-maintenance with "no mow" garden beds and flowering pear trees in the back. See the listing here and more photos here.


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|Also not great with gray PJ pants.
It was $6.99, which is usually a little rich for my blood at a thrift store, but I loved the blue and white gingham, and I loved that it was lined with a light blue and white pinstripe pattern. It had some serious problems though, not the least of which were the sleeves being waaaaaay to long! I fiddled with it and fiddled with it (and packed the unfinished piece and took it with us across state lines) and finally I came us with this:
|The cutie in the pink coat is my Girly. She wanted to be on "mommy's blog"
I took it up, re-hemmed the bottom and cut a new curved hem with slits in the sides. I also took the sleeves off completely, shortened them, took them inside out to show off the complimentary lining fabric, and re attached them again at the shoulders. And lastly I look it in by about four inches on each side.
Basically the only thing I kept from the original shirt was the button placket and the collar, but at last I have a shirt that I can actually wear!
And I did wear it today. Despite how chilly it still is here the family and I went on a good long walk to get some sunshine and exercise. This is what I wore:
|I look soooooo serious, but really my husband was making fun of my "silly model feet" to try and get me to smile...
|...two seconds later I busted up laughing!
coat: Forever 21, Goodwill $5.99
button down shirt: Gap, thrifted from Savers and refashioned $6.99
skinny jeans: (taken in on sides) Goodwill, $3.99
leopard flats: Target fall of '12 (Hilary has the exact same pair!) $16.99
sunglasses: Revlon from Sears Optical, FREE (it pays to coupon!*)
gold stud necklace: Forever 21, a gift from my mom
belt: Goodwill, $0.99
It just goes to show you that between thrift stores and learning how to do basic sewing alterations yourself you can save a ton of $$ and still look cute!
*I follow http://hip2save.com/ for my couponing deals and steals. Collin actually just moved to Boise last year as well, and her blog is where I found the amazing coupon for my free pair of $99 sunglasses!
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Editorial: Leave Colorado's gun laws alone
No, governor, there's no need to do it. There's no need to "tweak" the gun laws passed this year. Not without compelling evidence that one or more provisions are simply unworkable - and no such evidence has been produced, as far as we're concerned.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper was attempting to project an attitude of reasonable bipartisanship at a recent end-of-year briefing with reporters when he raised the possibility of tweaking the laws.
After rejecting the notion of repealing any of the new statutes - which include universal background checks, gun magazine limits of 15 rounds and more rigorous training for conceal-carry permits - the governor offered an olive branch.
"If there's a way to improve [the statutes] some way, if you have some way that they work better or do a better job at what was their intention, then I think we should sit down and have that discussion," Hickenlooper said.
Short of repeal, however, it's hard to see how adjusting the laws would make them significantly more acceptable to opponents. Two of the bills - the background checks and magazine limits - were the principal goad to the successful recalls of Democratic senators this year, even though their actual requirements are quite modest and register favorably in polls. Weakening them would merely stoke the ardor and false sense of momentum of those who seem to oppose any change in the gun laws.


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There is a lot of misinformation out there about the Affordable Care Act. Unfortunately, corporate-owned media no longer is the watchdog of government on behalf of the people, so they never ask tough questions of politicians who make these misleading and untrue statements.
For instance, right-wingers are busy pointing out that when the ACA is fully implemented, there will still be 31 million people uninsured. But they don't tell you that's down from 57 million under the previous system. Isn't that better?
I bet those 26 million people think so. They can now get preventive medical care. The only way to cover everyone is with universal healthcare like the rest of the industrialized world. Do Republicans now want socialized medicine like they have in Europe?
Additionally, right-wingers don't tell you that one-third of those 31 million people remain uninsured because Republican governors refuse to accept federal money to expand Medicaid, even though it would cost their states nothing.
So 10 million people are suffering and dying because they can't get preventive medical care because Republican governors want to make a political point against a Democrat. They can't be seen as weak against Obama, after all. They don't care how many people die as long as they look tough.
Righties also point out that $500 billion was cut from Medicare, but naturally they don't tell you those "cuts" are reinvested into Medicare and the ACA to improve and expand care for seniors and close the donut hole created under Bush. It does not cut benefits from Medicare Advantage, it strengthens it. More seniors will now be covered and be able to get preventive care.
There are no death panels. The Independent Payment Advisory Board is specifically prohibited by law from recommending any policies that ration care, raise taxes, increase premiums or cost-sharing, restrict benefits or modify who is eligible for Medicare. The IPAB is made up of doctors and patient advocates nominated by the president and confirmed by the Senate.
In short, they are not death panels because they can't restrict benefits or ration care. Insurance companies can no longer deny care for pre-existing conditions and cancel your coverage when you get sick. By being able to do those things in the past, the real death panels were the insurance companies that Republicans love so much.
As far as people leaving the workforce because they no longer have to work for health insurance, that will create jobs for nearly every job left (as one leaves a job, that job opens up for someone else) and will increase the quality of life for those who no longer have to work two or three jobs just to have health coverage. Isn't better quality of life a good thing for everyone?
Instead of hysterically trying to undermine the law, we should ask why Republicans won't work with Democrats to make the law better. Why is their only plan to repeal the law and go back to the way it was before?
If their plan is to keep some of the features of the ACA, why do they want to repeal the whole thing? Why are they so desperately spreading misinformation and outright lies? Their obstructionism is causing less people to be covered, which in turn will cause more unnecessary deaths because people won't have access to preventive healthcare.
I guess you could say the only death panels now are the obstructionists in the Republican Party and their corporate handlers, who don't care if people die as long as Republicans can score political points and stay in power.
Kim MacCloskey of Durand is an attorney.


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President Barack Obama sought to inject momentum into the push for U.S. immigration reform on Tuesday, urging lawmakers who were "serious" about the issue to support a Senate bill and highlighting the economic benefits of changing the system.
Obama, who won re-election last year thanks in part to strong support from Latino voters, has made immigration reform a top priority of his second term.
RELATED: 21 Surprising Facts About Illegal Immigration
He had not given a major public address on the issue for some time, reflecting a White House strategy of not wanting to get in the way of the bipartisan bill's progress in the Senate. Obama's speech on Tuesday was the first major departure from that strategy.
The Senate bill would authorize billions of dollars in new spending for enhanced border security and create new visa programs for high- and low-skilled workers in addition to providing a pathway to citizenship for the roughly 11 million undocumented immigrants currently in the country.
"If you genuinely believe we need to fix our broken immigration system, there's no good reason to stand in the way of this bill," Obama said at the White House, adding that the bill could be wrapped up by the end of the summer. "If you're serious about actually fixing the system, then this is the vehicle to do it," he said.
The bill, which has broad support from Obama's Democrats, will need backing from some Republicans in order to give it momentum in the more conservative, Republican-controlled House of Representatives, where the pathway to citizenship provisions face more skepticism.
In a sign of the hurdles to come, House Speaker John Boehner, of Ohio, said he expected immigration reform to be law by the end of the year, but said the Senate measures to enforce the changes and secure the U.S. border with Mexico were insufficient. And Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky, warned in a speech in the Senate: "In days ahead there will be major changes in this bill if it is to become law."
Boehner, the top Republican in Congress, told ABC television in an interview that aired on Tuesday: "I've got real concerns about the Senate bill, especially in the area of border security and internal enforcement of the system. I'm concerned that it doesn't go far enough."
Boehner added that reforming the nation's immigration system was his top legislative priority this year. "I think by the end of the year we could have a bill," he told ABC. Asked if that bill would be one to also pass the Democrat-led Senate and be signed into law by President Barack Obama, Boehner said: "No question."
The first test for the immigration bill will come in the Senate Tuesday when a procedural vote is held to formally bring the measure before the full 100-member chamber. Supporters of the bill are expected to get the 60 votes needed to clear the hurdle. Many amendments are expected to be debated over the next few weeks as the Senate tries to pass its bill by July 4.
Republican Senator Marco Rubio, a Cuban-American lawmaker from Florida and one of the authors of the bill, on Tuesday said he would offer an amendment to tighten English language proficiency requirements for illegal immigrants who are trying to gain permanent residency in the United States.
Representative Chris Van Hollen, a Maryland Democrat and a member of his party's House leadership team, said on CNBC that it was unclear what kind of bill the House will be able to pass this year. "I think Speaker Boehner would like to get some kind of comprehensive immigration reform through. The question is whether or not his caucus is willing to support that effort," Van Hollen said.
Van Hollen said that last week House Republicans pushed through passage of a measure that would resume deportations of children brought to the United States illegally by their parents.
Obama acted a year ago to temporarily suspend most of those deportations, noting that the children had no control over their illegal arrival into the United States and many of them had grown up here with little or no remaining ties to their native countries.
In his remarks on Tuesday, Obama also noted that border enforcement had improved dramatically under his administration's tenure and said immigration reform could only work if undocumented individuals had a chance to become citizens. Leaders from business, labor, the religious community, and law enforcement joined Republican and Democratic lawmakers at the White House event.
(Additional reporting by Mark Felsenthal, Roberta Rampton, and Susan Heavey of Reuters)


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In addition to the electronic theses found in the ASU Digital Repository, ASU Theses and Dissertations can be found in the ASU Library Catalog.
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- Diné Research Practices and Protocols: An Intersectional Paradigm Incorporating Indigenous Feminism, Critical Indigenous Research Methodologies and Diné Knowledge Systems
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This question regards the reformed doctrine of predestination.
Predestination states that God, even before the child has been born, decides whether the child is saved.
Is there any biblical evidence as to whether this decision is dependent upon the actions of the parent? [I.e. God chooses to give zealous parents a saved child; and parents that he doesn't like very much an unsaved child]?


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NAS: Storage for Home and Small Office
This video shows how a Network Attached Storage (NAS) solution with Intel® processors can help save time and increase productivity for small business and help organize, share, and back-up your data at home. Simply dumping data onto external drives is no longer considered a good practice. Network Attached Storage (NAS) is surprisingly affordable and allows people to actually manage the data they ...store.


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Last night, Tina Fey explained to Late Show host David Letterman that in addition to writing for 30 Rock and asking to be a bacon-eating robot for Halloween, her photo-bombing 4-year-old daughter Alice has been playing hostess to Oprah Winfrey.
When she's not pointing out to strangers that her mom's actually a slob, Alice has been watching TV commercials then informing Tina, "Mommy, there's a better way!" Alice may be right about OxiClean's stain-lifting abilities, but she has some pretty unorthodox ideas about lipstick application.
Earlier: Tina Fey Doesn't Want Her Daughter To Dress Like Barbie
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I have always disliked taking pictures, unless I had a few to many to drink well then you could not get me away from that camera. Ahh the mortifying courage juice induced "sexy pictures" that tell the story of my early to mid 20's. Since those carefree years I haven't had the courage to take "sexy pictures" again. My identity has changed since those days, I am now a mom of three kids whose body has morphed into this image I didn't recognize. My idea of sexy has turned into shaving my legs once every two weeks for a scheduled date night with scheduled sex and my lame attempt to wear some form of sexy lingerie..pathetic! The honest truth is I had no idea how to be sexy anymore, and come to think of it I don't think I ever believed I truly was sexy to begin with...
Here is the thing I was blessed with a hot husband, I know all women say that about their husbands but mine is HOT!! For example I can't even go to the grocery store with him without women giving him the come get me eyes, smiling at him or going as far as asking him out when I take one of the kids to the bathroom. The women shamelessly hit on him are not average looking they are sexy and range from all age groups. Exhausting! The sweetest thing is that he politely declines their advances and tells me all about it. When I am present he just holds my hand tighter to reassure me that I am the only one for him. I knew I had to find a way to reward this man, my faithful sexy husband who puts up with my body image issues, constant complaining and sad attempts at date nights. I decided to schedule a Boudoir shoot.My friend Tracey started her own Boudoir Photography business and was running a special on her Facebook page. I mean it is not like I have not seen her advertisements before or sneak peeks of her clients pictures and thought "maybe one day when I lose weight" or " not pretty enough for pics like this" but this advertisement felt different. I knew I had to repay my husband for his continued loyalty to me, he could have a Skittles variety of women at his disposal but decides everyday that I am enough for him. I just kept staring at the message App for Facebook trying to find the courage to book my appointment, after a few hours of back and forth I finally did.
My appointment was confirmed and I was scared to death, my mind was going a million miles a minute. My mind was filled with thoughts of self-doubt and the urge to cancel. Reminders such as these kept running through my head; I am not in my 20's anymore, I am now plus size, I have c-section scars, I have acne,stretch marks, cellulite, fat rolls, small lips, thin hair... I felt as though I made a mistake but it was too late to back out now. I already told my husband about the appointment and he was beyond excited about the pictures. I decided to put on my big girl panties and put on my thinking cap, I had decisions to make regarding wardrobe and decided on a Chicago Cubs theme ( hubby's favorite team). I had no idea what to expect when it came to the shoot itself I just panicked thinking of my friend seeing all of my ugly out in the open. I was hoping and praying that Tracy could find a way to work with what I had.
The day of my photo shoot I was a hot mess all day at work. My appointment was not until the evening and I kept trying to think of scenarios in my head on how this might play out. I contemplated on getting drunk before I went to the appointment but decided against it in fear of making a fool out of myself. I knew I just needed to face the music and pull of the band aid . When I arrived it was not at all what I expected. Tracey answered the door to her shop with a warm inviting smile and invited me in, she already had upbeat music playing and showed me where to put my belongings. We immediately got started on my hair and make-up and she talked to me about life which distracted me from feeling nervous. Tracey has this gift of getting you to open up and feel comfortable instantly, by the time my hair and make up was done I felt relaxed. The unexpected thing was I felt at home.
As Tracey got her props and lights set up I got dressed and I felt my adrenaline throbbing through my veins, I knew this was happening my flawed body was about to be in images. I walked into the room with my outfit on and Tracy smiled complimented my choice and asked me to sit on a couch. She took a few test shots and then coached me on how to sit on the couch, move my head, push my feet and knees up and started to shoot. She guided me through a few more pictures I though surely those pictures will look ridiculous with the strange ways she had me hold my body..but she exclaimed "You have to see yourself!" "So Hot!" I started laughing in disbelief until she showed me a shot on her camera screen. I didn't recognize the person in the picture. I thought who is this person?!
Tracy just smiled at me in a way of knowing what I was feeling and just guided me through the rest of my shoot. Each shot she took I found more courage and a feeling of being alive. I felt feminine, sexy, I no longer cared that my flaws were showing. Tracy continued to encourage me by showing me some of her favorite shots when we switched poses. Each image she shared with me ignited fire within me to embrace my inner sexy.
When the shoot was over I felt different..I know sounds strange but I did. I put on the clothes I came in with and they felt wrong with my sexy hair and make-up. I still felt on fire and confident and my clothing didn't reflect that at all! My clothing spoke "I am hiding from the world" and " please don't notice me" which now I felt the latter.The fire that was ignited in me during the shoot was not ready to be put out and was yelling at me all the way home. You are sexy! You are desirable! You are worthy! Stop hiding! Embrace your curves! Stop comparing yourself to others! You are unique! You are talented! Live your life!
It has been a year since my first Boudoir shoot with the amazing Tracey Long and my life has drastically changed. Never in million years would I have thought that this photo shoot was actually for me instead of my husband. Sure my husband liked the pictures but he already thought I was sexy! I just had to start believing my self that I am. I no longer have sad attempts of sexy date nights,I am now sexy for him and myself everyday!! Do I have days that go back to my old thinking? Sure! That is when I pull out my pictures to reignite my fire and remind myself to never be that old person again and snap out of it.
Take my advice ladies Boudoir Sessions with Tracey lead to the first steps of self-love.. Let her help you ignite your fire and start believing!
"Be fearless in the pursuit of what sets your soul on fire"
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Nervous? Private boudoir photo sessions are custom tailored around your comfort level. They are a fun and flirty confidence builder. Using tasteful poses and elegant studio lighting we professionally coach you through poses that will flatter your body type and subside your nerves. Boudoir does not have to mean just lingerie shots as we can make you look and feel gorgeous in a simple dress or your boyfriends t-shirt. You decide what you want to wear and what you don't. Regardless of who you are doing the photos for, this session is all about YOU. The end result: beautiful, tasteful sexy photographs in a high quality custom press printed album.
If you have decided that you would like to book a boudoir photography session, you will probably have plenty of questions. Some of the most frequently asked questions we hear when it comes to boudoir photography are:
What should I expect from my photo shoot?
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Booking a private boudoir session is easy, please email or call the studio at 405.226.4646 | firstname.lastname@example.com
FAN-FREAKING-TASTIC is one of the many words I would use to describe my experience. The ladies at Mi Amor are astoundingly talented and such a delight to be around. My pictures are INCREDIBLE! I'm so very pleased with my entire encounter at Mi Amor, from the hair and makeup to the photoshoot to the finished product. I have been to other Boudior studios and Mi Amor, by far, made me feel the most welcome, comfortable, and beautiful. I had something very specific in mind for the pictures I wanted done. They were able to help me bring my ideas to life and came up with some others I hadn't even considered and they turned out wonderfully!! I wanted to feel sexy, saucy, and flirtatious. I wanted to impress and enthrall my lover. Mission Accomplished.If you think you're too big, or your boobs are too small, or you have stretch marks or you're an oddy-body – stop it now. These ladies will bring out your best qualities and features. They will show you that you ARE sexy and beautiful.Thank you so much to the ladies at Mi Amor Studios for my magnificent pictures. I will definitely be back !-Tacie


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At this moment, our computers are capable of way more than we need them to be. Photos, e-mail, Web, music, a little video. We shame our powerhouse machines with this wimpy activity. It's like driving a Ferrari to the corner store and back. So Google decided to build a Beetle. And it's going to be huge.
In the past two weeks, Google has started sending out its pilot notebook for testing. Dubbed Cr-48 — a reference to its Chrome operating system — it is little more than a Web browser tucked inside a netbook. Yes, all it does is surf the Web. The device is actually a temporary stand-in. Actual Chrome OS notebooks from Acer and Samsung won't be hitting the market until the middle of this year, once the kinks are ironed out.
I've been using the Cr-48 for about a week, and I like it more than I thought possible. Its body is a rubberized matte black with no markings — none whatsoever — and its 12-inch screen and full-size keyboard make it feel like a real live laptop. Open it up, log in with your Gmail account, and up comes the browser. "Apps," basically glorified Web links, and all the system settings live inside that tabbed interface. There is no desktop.
I could tell you all the ins and outs of using it, but you can essentially already try it yourself. Just download Google's Chrome browser, and then head over to the Web app store and you will get pretty much the entire Chrome experience. Even the Cr-48's video chat, via Google Talk, can be duplicated inside a Chrome browser running on pretty much any webcam-equipped notebook.
Though the device feels quite nice, with some cute aesthetic tweaks such as the Search button that doubles as a new tab button, there is a lot of unfinished business, hence the delayed start. Google admits that though there's a USB port and an SD card reader, they don't quite serve a purpose yet. Printing via Google's Web Print is still a beta affair. And it's not clear what would become of all of the files you've already accumulated in your life — the photos, music and movies — if you were to make a full transition to the cloud notebook.
Success ahead
Nevertheless, there are three major reasons why Google's little notebook could shake foundations — particularly those of msnbc.com's co-owner, Microsoft:
Security - Our computers do so much now, they've become a liability. The only people who know how to take advantage of all their functionality are the people writing malicious code. Microsoft and every other OS builder have established decent security, but the weak point is usually the user, who clicks a page or opens an e-mail that they're not supposed to. Locks are no good when you leave the front door open.
Malware won't go away anytime soon, but in the case of Chrome OS, there's not as much that could happen. A good chunk of the OS itself is locked inside read-only memory, and on every restart the whole system is scanned, any signs of trouble addressed. There are no applications in the Windows/Mac sense, just the Web-based apps with limited access to the core of the system software. I'm not saying people won't be able to hack these — in fact hackers will be buying these by the bushel if the price is right. But I am saying that there will be a lot less they'll be able to do to yours.
This news is most joyful to IT professionals, beleaguered souls who have been driven crazy by security concerns for something like a million years. They'll want to check these out, and if they pass muster, deploy them to sales forces and grunt workers en masse.
Wireless - Since a Chrome notebook is as good as a not-very-good doorstop when it's not connected to the Internet, Google has a mandate to ensure wireless connectivity all the time. For most people, home Wi-Fi is already in place, ditto for workplaces and schools. But Google is ensuring that in other venues, there will be a hook-up from Verizon Wireless. A "free" hook-up, I might add.
Verizon is promising 100 megabytes of free connection per month for two years for every Chrome notebook. I should warn you, 100 MB is a paltry quantity these days — the equivalent of refreshing your favorite media-rich website 40 times. But it's reassuring, knowing that it's there when you're not in a Wi-Fi hotspot and just want to check on that rental car reservation or reply to an important e-mail with something more than your two thumbs on a smart phone.
There are other laptops with this kind of wireless connectivity, of course, but here's where battery life comes into play. The Chrome OS notebook has a battery life similar to an iPad and other flash-memory devices, and sleeps for real when the case is closed. When you open it up, it's rarin' to go. I have never met a Windows notebook that could sleep well, and even a Mac drains during long hibernations. And when they're awake, more complex operating systems churn away with background functions that cause extra drain. With Chrome's simple OS, that just doesn't happen.
The cloud - Although definitions of the term "the cloud" can get, well, cloudy, this is where it really applies. All of the data — photos, music, video, work documents — you're meant to access on this machine are supposed to live elsewhere in the ether. It's no surprise that Google already has a lot of this in place — you can open Word docs and PDFs using Google Docs, and you can sort and do some heavy photo editing on Picasa's Web albums, all without installing software. It's also no surprise that, despite the fact that Microsoft and Apple have online services, Google is the heavily weighted favorite in the cloud fight.
What might work against it
There's talk of Chrome being canceled, or grown into a fuller operating system with Android attributes, but I think either would be a mistake. However, these are the factors that stand in the way of a Chrome OS success:
Cost - This thing has to be super-duper cheap or it won't go anywhere. Microsoft makes about half of its massive income by charging computer makers for Windows. Google makes its money through ads and other services, so it doesn't need to charge for this. That savings must be passed on to buyers. There's no touchscreen to drive up the cost, and it doesn't have to be wafer thin, so it will automatically be cheaper than a tablet. My money is on the $200 mark. If it's $199 or less, it'll be a big hit; likewise, if it's over $299, it just won't make sense.
Tablets - Even if it doesn't compete on price with iPads and Android tabs, it's going to compete for the same audience. In short, if you have a tablet, you won't want this also. As the tablet market heats up and eats into laptop sales, this device — like other low-powered notebooks — seems to be in the most vulnerable spot.
Android - While both Apple and Microsoft have two operating systems — one for computers, another for mobile devices — it would seem smart for Google to just go with one that can kick butt on multiple fronts. That one would have to be Android. The mobile OS already powers e-book readers and set-top boxes, so why not let it drive a netbook? Internally, this may be a debate Google is already having. Android is a juggernaut, already a household name. Because of this, it could deal the most devastating blow to the Chrome project.
Developers and content owners - Google hasn't done a very good job of wooing the developers who want to charge users for their wares. There are lots of social, networked get-connected, get-informed apps for Android, but if you want streaming movies, top-tier game franchises, interactive children's entertainment, all of the truly differentiating content, you have to look to Apple (and, perhaps soon, Windows Phone 7). Chrome OS, like Google TV, presupposes that everything you want is just out there on the Internet, and that you can get it if you just have a Web browser. Alas, Google TV fell apart because it didn't have great app support, and more importantly, that content owners didn't want their content shared through the browser. Not without remuneration. Google needs to prove that it respects developers, and to make more friends in Hollywood.
Obstacles aside, the final challenge is us. Can we live up to the Chrome OS catch phrase, "Nothing but the Web"?
In a few years, that'll be a definite yes, for pretty much everyone. Even now, it's true for many, not just nerds who have embraced the Google way of life, but all of those people who skipped the first 25 years of the PC revolution. These people reluctantly got on board for e-mail and Web, and to do it had to buy ridiculously overwrought machines. They're going to wise up, and realize that they've been paying for too much computer. It's those people who should ditch their churning, wheezing desktop PCs, grab some Chrome, and reach for the cloud. The rest of us will be there by and by.


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By Michael Ganci, Syntax for The Bronxville School
Oct. 14, 2020: "Keep your head up high" and "Be hopeful, you will be fine" are some of the messages that fourth graders inscribed on their individual rocks, decorated in bright paint colors. The project was part of an initiative to spread hope and kindness throughout the community.
"We talked about people needing to have hope and resilience during times of struggle and how one little unexpected gesture of kindness could impact someone in a big way and even turn a bad day into an awesome one," said teacher Derrick DiRienzo, who initiated the project after being inspired by a national viral trend called "The Kindness Rocks Project."
Once completed, the students placed their rocks in various spots around the community for others to find and be inspired.
"I hope the students took away the knowledge that words and actions are meaningful, no matter how small," DiRienzo said. "They have the power to bring joy to people's lives in ways they never thought."
Pictured: Bronxville Elementary School fourth-graders decorate rocks in bright paint colors and inscribe them with positive messages.
Photos courtesy of the Bronxville Union Free School District
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While the earliest settlers of Bronxville date back to the first half of the 18th century, the history of the modern suburb of Bronxville began in 1890 when William Van Duzer Lawrence purchased a farm and commissioned the architect, William A. Bates, to design a planned community of houses for well-known artists and professionals that became a thriving art colony. This community, now called Lawrence Park, is listed on the National register of Historic Places and many of the homes still have artists' studios. A neighborhood association within Lawrence Park called "The Hilltop Association" keeps this heritage alive with art shows and other events for neighbors.Bronxville offers many charming neighborhoods as well as a variety of living options for residents including single family homes, town houses, cooperatives and condominiums. One of the chief benefits of living in "the village" is that your children can attend the Bronxville School.The Bronxville postal zone (10708, known as "Bronxville PO") includes the village of Bronxville as well as the Chester Heights section of Eastchester, parts of Tuckahoe and the Lawrence Park West, Cedar Knolls, Armour Villa and Longvale sections of Yonkers. Many of these areas have their own distinct character. For instance, the Armour Villa section has many historic homes and even has its own newsletter called "The Villa Voice" which reports on neighborhood news.
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Getting plenty of calcium from foods has been shown to lower the likelihood of kidney stones in those most at risk, but a new study makes clear the benefit isn't just linked to milk products.
In a large new analysis, men and women who consumed the most dietary calcium from foods had about 20% lower risk of developing kidney stones than peers who consumed the least calcium.
"This is another piece of data to suggest that there's no role for dietary calcium restriction for kidney stones," said lead study author Dr Eric Taylor, a kidney specialist at Maine Medical Center in Portland.
Although most stones that form in the kidneys are made of calcium oxalate, people should not be afraid of consuming calcium in foods, Taylor said.
On the contrary, past studies have found that eating calcium-rich foods - though not taking calcium supplements - seems to ward off stone formation.
Since those studies focused almost exclusively on dairy products, there was lingering doubt about whether some other component of milk might be responsible for the effect. So Taylor and his colleagues set out to see whether the results held true for calcium from non-dairy foods.
They analysed data from three large studies that followed more than one million men and women, sometimes for decades, and included periodic detailed food questionnaires.
The researchers divided those participants into five smaller groups, based on how much calcium they consumed from dairy and other sources over as long as 20 years.
Only participants who were generally healthy and had never suffered from a kidney stone before dietary data collection began were included.
For both dairy and non-dairy sources of calcium, people who consumed the most calcium were least likely to develop painful, symptomatic kidney stones - overall, their risk was 77% of that seen among people who ate the least calcium, Taylor's team reports in the Journal of Urology.
Family history of kidney stones
Looking just at dairy foods, the researchers found that people who consumed the least calcium, about 150 milligrams per day or the equivalent of half a glass of skim milk, had a 30% higher chance of developing a kidney stone than the group that got the most, between 800 and 900 milligrams per day or about three glasses of milk.
For non-dairy foods, people who consumed 250 milligrams of calcium a day - the amount in eight ounces of cooked kale or two sardines, for example - were twice as likely to develop a stone as people who got 450 milligrams daily.
Rates of kidney stones in the US translate to the average person having a 6% chance of developing a stone during a lifetime. So, in the new study, low calcium consumption doubled that risk to 12%. That difference isn't significant for most people, unless they have already had a kidney stone and know they are at risk for another, Taylor said.
"If they don't have a history of kidney stones, or some risk factor, then don't worry about it," said Dr Lynda Frassetto, a kidney specialist at the University of California, San Francisco, who was not involved in the study.
People with a family history of stones should consult their doctors for a
risk assessment, but shouldn't start changing their diets on their own, she
said. Because most kidney stones are made of calcium oxalate, it might seem
counterintuitive to consume more calcium and end up with less in your kidneys,
but there is theory about why it works, Frassetto said.
Calcium oxalate
The real culprit is oxalate, not calcium. Oxalate is found in many foods including fruits, vegetables, nuts and chocolate, and calcium binds to it avidly.
The more calcium in the digestive tract, she said, the more oxalate it can bind and take out of the body before the oxalate is absorbed into the bloodstream and ends up in the kidneys and bile duct.
Many patients don't understand this relationship and cut back on calcium anyway, which actually increases their risk, according to Dr Mathew Sorensen, a urologist at the University of Washington in Seattle.
"I see patients every week, and most have cut back on their calcium intake," Sorensen said.
"It is one of the most important myths in the stones world that needs to be corrected."
Really excessive calcium levels aren't a good idea either, Sorensen said. He
recommends patients keep levels moderate, around 1000 to 1200 milligrammes per


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They may look pretty typical at first glance, but these are not your typical bed sheets!
The top sheet is typical (except that it is nice & large & won't shrink because it's pre-shrunk).
The pillow cases are typical (except that they're the European style that have a flap that tucks over the pillow so that the pillow is not exposed at the side).
The most unique part of these sheets is the fitted sheet. Not only are they quite deep (no danger of these fitted sheets popping off the corner of your mattress), but they come with a zipper that's a game changer!
You'll put the sheet on your bed just the same way you'd put any fitted sheet on your bed- but only the first time you put it on. That's because every time you change your sheets, you'll unzip the top layer of the fitted sheet (so the sides and bottom stay on your bed)!
I love this because it is so much easier than changing a regular fitted sheet! You don't have to struggle with the corners anymore! There's less fabric to deal with in the wash, you don't have to struggle to fold a sheet with elastic in it (just imagine a linen closet with no elastic sheets in it!!) and it's ridiculously easy to put the sheet back on the bed- as easy as zipping up a jacket!
Now you can spend your time and effort on better things- like jumping on the bed, reading stories with your kids, and taking naps!
These sheets are especially awesome for cribs, daybeds, and bunk beds but I'm loving them on my bed because I hate the struggle to put fitted sheets back on any bed!
I thought the easiest way to demonstrate how these work would be to show you with video, so here's a quick video that shows you the process:
QuickZip wants to give $75 to one of you to spend on one of their sheet sets! If you're pretty sure QuickZip Sheets are the solution you're looking for, be sure to fill out the form below for your chance to win! (There are two ways to enter below. If you do all 3, you'll unlock other ways to get extra entries if you want an even better chance to win!)
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No, of course not. He didn't change the Paths (between the Sephiroth) on the Tree of LIfe either. Either of these would have been unthinkable for him.Huck wrote: But Crowley suggested an Alphabet-change, or not?
Proof of this is the fact that he counted Heh as 5 and Tzaddi as 90 throughout his life. It would screw up every gematria calculation involving those letters to now count Tzaddi as 5 and Heh as 90.
All he changed was the CARD assigned to Letter-Path. The cards follow the letters, not the letters the cards. Note that he also did not change the order of the cards - the Emperor still bears the number 4, even though it has the letter Tzaddi. The Tarot order, in its own sphere, is still the same. When it is overlaid on the Tree of LIfe's Letter-Paths, however, his Tarot order now runs Fool-Magician-Priestess-Empress-Star-Hierophant... etc. and at the end Devil-Tower-Emperor-Moon-Sun-Aeon-Universe.


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Dutch practice Ruud Visser. Architect. has given this 1930's wooden church a new lease of life by converting it into a a luxurious single-family house. Located along the river De Rotte in Rotterdam, the church has been transformed by Ruud Visser Architects and Peter Boer who created a 'house-within' structure which allowed to preserve some of the chapel's original features such wood-panneled ceilings and 'leaded light' windows while enabling the owners to 'walk around the new house, while walking inside the church'.
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Wheels Manufacturing Outer Axle Nuts are high-grade steel nuts that provide secure wheel fixing for solid-axle wheels. - 14mm x 1mm (1411-AN) sold in pairs - All others sold individually
- Converts Schrader rims to Presta - Rubber - Sold individually
Don't let a bent or worn dust cap sully an otherwise well-functioning Shimano Alfine internally geared hub. Get a spare and replace as necessary for continued performance and to preserve the longevity that you expect from Alfine.
Stan's No Tubes' Presta Removable Valve Core is a replacement valve core for Stan's No Tubes Presta valve stems and Presta valve equipped rim strips.
Heavy duty and extra wide PVC rim strips for maximum tube protection.
The Problem Solvers Axle Nut is perfect for wheels with solid axles (also called bolt-on axles). This quality nut is made of durable chrome-plated steel and features a built-in integrated rotating washer to hold tight.
Keeping that well-functioning Shimano Alfine internally geared hub in top working condition means keeping the internals clean. Replace the left hub seal ring when necessary for continued performance and to preserve the longevity that you expect from Alfine.
Do you need to replace the right lock washer seal on your Alfine SG-S700 internally geared hub? If you're not sure, it might not be a bad idea, as contamination from damaged or worn seals is the kryptonite of virtually maintenance-free internally geared hubs.
- Replacement part for Surly hubs.
Keeping contamination out of your internally geared hub is critical to its function and longevity. Sometimes, the oil port bolt comes loose and it's easy to lose, even if you've just taken it out to oil your hub. Keep a spare or two so your hub stays clean inside and it'll last you many, many miles.
Surly Rim Strips have one job and they do it well. They cover the cutouts in your rim and — if you're running a tube — they protect it from spoke heads and other sharp matter (okay, so maybe they have TWO jobs but they do them both really well.) Rim strips are crucial and should be used with all Surly rims. Ours come in an array of colors so you can really "express yourself." Surly Rim strips are available in two different materials: PVC and Nylon. PVC is great if you plan on only running tubes. However, if there's any part of you that wants to try this tubeless thing you've been hearing about, Nylon strips are just the ticket. They're thinner and offer minimal stretch so they stay put and lay nicely inside the rim to provide a secure seal. Plus, they're lighter which we all know means you'll go faster… maybe.
Stainless spoke nipple flat washers from Whisky. - .3mm Thickness
- Strong nylon reinforced PVC for a secure fit - Handles high-pressures; does not rot - 0.5mm thick
Protect your tubes without adding bulk with these Rim Strips from FSA. They're lightweight, and come in different lengths according to wheel size. Peace-of-mind comes standard.
Salsa springs for Flip-Off skewers
A simple solution for completing the Zipp aerodynamic package by covering the valve access hole on most disc wheels. Black, self-adhesive oval patches with the Z logo, in a package of five.
Vittoria's Special Rim Tape stays put to reliably protect your tube from spoke holes inside the rim. Sold as a pair to tape two wheels.
New cones make hubs spin like silk. Take advantage of your Shimano Alfine hub's highly serviceable design, and replace the bearing cones if they are worn or damaged. This one is specifically for the right side.
Package comes with two pieces of rim tape for use with the Zipp clinchers. Woven nylon material. Tape is extra thin with a thickness of 0.5 mm. Note: For Zipp 700c and 650c aluminum/carbon hybrid clichers, use the 16 mm rim tape. For Zipp 30 wheel set use 18mm but for the wider Firecrest and Firestrike carbon clinchers use the 20mm x 1/2mm rim tape.
Zipp Speed Weaponry Valve Extender Wrench Set - Two 4 mm and 5 mm combination wrenches - Replacement wrenches required to properly install Zipp integrated valve extenders - Use with Zipp Tangente tubes with aluminum Presta valve and aluminum valve extender
Replacement freehub spoke protector, in various sizes for different freehub sizes. - Made of clear plastic - 3 hooks for affixing to spokes
Replacement freewheel spoke protector, in various sizes for different freehub sizes. - Made of clear plastic - Fits around standard freewheel threads
Replacement sleeve for the Dill Pickle Peg - Length: 4.5" - Diameter: 1.5" - Material: Nylon/fiberglass compound
Replacement springs and pawls. Includes 6 pawls, 6 springs and 1 plastic retaining ring that holds the pawls in place even during disassembly to ensure you're never searching the floor for tiny springs.
- Strong nylon reinforced material handles high-pressures - Adhesive backed for a secure fit - Does not rot - 0.5mm thick
- High performance adhesive tape, a great pairing with Velox Cement - Each roll is usually adequate for gluing two tubular tires - Protects tube from spoke/nipple/rim puncture
If the bearings are getting rough on your Shimano Internally Geared hub, it could simply be a matter of replacing a pitted cone and repacking the bearing with grease. - Fits left side of Alfine SG-S700 hubs
- Replacement part for Surly hubs
- Replacement part for Surly hubs
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