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I am not simple minded nor am I wealthy. I take care of myself and my own. I do not sit around and expect the government (or anyone else) to take care of me. My husband and I both grew up poor but decided we wanted something better for ourselves and our childen. We worked hard and made better lives for ourselves. No one did it for us!
No, I am not perfect but I pay my taxes, I work, take care of my own life.
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Inspired by the popular blog of the same name, Things I Want to Punch in the Face takes aim at the things that chap Jennifer Worick's hide, from old-guy ponytails to shoeless households, naked pregnancy portraits to man caves, Renaissance faires to people who don't believe in TV. It's a colorful, laugh-out-loud funny gift book at a very friendly price, from the author responsible for such hit titles as Nancy Drew's Guide to Life and the Worst-Case Scenario Handbook: Dating & Sex.
I write. That's rather obvious. Mostly I write about things that blow my skirt up. Humor is a big--huge--part of everything I do. But then there's that soft, squishy sentimental part of me that can't help but rear its heartfelt head. And since I like to tell people what to do every chance I get, I write a lot of how-to books, blogs, and articles.
Humorous. Heartfelt. How-to. Three great tastes that taste great together, at least in my cereal bowl.
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I've written on everything under the sun for national magazines and websites like the Huffington Post, Allure, and Salon, and I currently write a books column for today.com. In addition to bookshelves, newsstands, and your favorite websites, you can also find me online at Things I Want to Punch in the Face (thingsiwanttopunchintheface.blogspot.com).
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Parent's House.
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So many poems begin where they
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Mine never end, they run on
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I believe all this. I believe
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I haven't had much time to draw the last couple of days, and this is why. For years now Lawrence has fantasized about having a masters and servants dinner party, and so we decided to pull out all the stops for his birthday this weekend. I was so busy pretending to be a butler that I actually butled. The servants all ate in the kitchens and stoof whenever any of the family entered, Granny had a bell to ring for us with, we shuffled them in between different rooms for different parts of the meal, and stood in attendance by the doors and served them tea. We even had a token American heiress who came into gold suddenly and was now traveling England in search of a marriageable title - she's the one with the revolutionary haircut. Social order did breakdown after about 10 in the evening. Tails were discarded, ties were loosened and servants danced with masters.
Exhausting. But definitely one of our crowning achievements as far as soirées go.
Also why I haven't been writing as much. Too many parties!
Lawrence and I were already legally married by the time New York passed the law because we got married in Vermont when it became legal there in September of '09. Vermont was one of the only states that had no residency requirements and was the closest to us, so we simply hopped the border.
But as it happens, we actually got married four times. First, there was a New York domestic partnership. Then we had our wedding in August of '09, which we treat as the official anniversary. It was set in 1929, with all the guests arriving in appropriate attire and orchids, our favorite live NYC jazz band, and all our dearest friends in attendance. Even the cocktail bar, with my sister-in-law at its head, served drinks most popular in 1929, including a secret cocktail that only the bridal party had the password to obtain. It was aptly named the Obituary and contained an absolutely lethal concoction of absinthe, gin and vermouth. You had to tell the bartender you were in mourning if you wanted to drink it. We also had a cocktail invented especially for us called the Baritarian Rose. The photos above are a selection from that do.
Then we went and did the legal bit in Vermont, and after that came back and had an entirely separate wedding for Lawrence's enormous family. We had to pretend that we were doing it for the very first time, too, so they wouldn't be offended about not being invited to any of the others. It's like a gay period episode of Frasier.
YAY! I was Teddy's best man! Check me out in that dashing wedding outfit - oh yes…..
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May 13 2012 11:09 AM ET
The daughter of Cuban president Raul Castro told crowds at Saturday's gay pride march that her father advocates for LGBT rights, and she reiterated her her belief in marriage equality, according to the Associated Press. Mariela Castro, who heads Cuba's National Center for Sex Education and has been a noted LGBT rights advocate, also praised President Obama's support of same-sex marriage but urged him to get behind federal legislation that would mandate state recognition of same-sex marriages.
The march brought out 400 LGBT activists in Havana to support the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia. Castro said her father has voiced support for same-sex marriage legalization and though he's been publicly quiet about it, she said, "I am not going to pressure him to say things publicly, because I am more interested in concrete results."
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Customs and Tax division of the Treasury Department collected more than $12 million during the third quarter of fiscal year 2013, according to Treasury's third quarter performance report covering the period of Apr. 1 - June 30, 2013.
Under program accomplishments, the report, which was provided by ASG Treasurer Dr. Falema'o 'Phil' M. Pili, states that the Customs Division was without a chief customers officer, however, the division was still able to meet its $2 million a month revenue collection goal.
It says Customs Division collected during the third quarter revenues totaling $6.4 million (or $6,402,242) for an average monthly collection of $2,134,081 surpassing their $2 million monthly goal.
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For program impediments, the report said Treasury's prevalent obstruction to its organization is the lack of resources to carry out mandated functions. "Effective operations are hampered by a lack of manpower," it says, adding that lack of manpower and qualified staff in various divisions, "hinders our ability to conduct collections of projected revenue owed to the government."
The report also says that there is a "lack of faith and support from [ASG] departments on paperless purchasing" and only a handful of departments are utilizing the paperless system.
"There has been an increase in the number of Quick purchases versus Purchase requests, a clear indication of bypassing the paperless workflow," it says.
Treasury Department in conjunction with two ASG agencies launched in April this year, the "Paperless Purchasing" initiative, which is in line with Gov. Lolo Matalasi Moliga's vision on "streamlining the review and approval process" in ASG purchases.
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In its performance report, Treasury Department says its IT division devoted many hours to ensuring that the government's Paperless Workflow/Purchasing system was up and running with no glitches.
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Handicapping Raiders' receiving mix
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Josh Cribbs not in Raiders' plans
Bill WilliamsonIt appears John Idzik was correct. The Oakland Raiders are in the process of cuttting receiver/returner Josh Cribbs on Sunday, according to several media reports. Oakland was hoping Cribbs, who was signed in the offseason, could give a spark to...
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Manti Te'o is still working his way back
Bill WilliamsonWhen Manti Te'o's foot injury was first disclosed by the San Diego Chargers on Aug. 10, they said he'd be out a week. Nine days later, the starting rookie inside linebacker is out of the walking boot, but he is not practicing. He is working on the...
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Key Raiders suffer setbacks
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Playing AFC West catch up
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Raiders take second look at Omar Gaither
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Eight in the Box: AFC West camp battles
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Ranking the AFC West returners
Bill WilliamsonOur AFC West positional rankings series concludes with a look at the top return man in the AFC West: 1. Trindon Holliday, Denver: Perhaps the most dynamic return man in the game right now. 2. Josh Cribbs, Oakland: Free-agent addition should hel...
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Revisiting fourth round of 2010 draft
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Raiders' long wait for receiving success
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Raiders looking for leaders
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Ranking the AFC West receivers
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Eight in the Box: Returning from injury
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Raiders lift return game with Josh Cribbs
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Painter Jacob Lawrence is known for using a series format to render in colorful expressive imagery and text the narrative stories of historical African American figures like Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman. Each of the eight works on view in Jacob Lawrence's Genesis Series (1990) describes a passage from the book of Genesis in the King James version of the Bible.
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The Book of the Faiyum is an exquisitely illustrated papyrus from Greco-Roman Egypt. One of the most intriguing ancient representations of a place ever found, the papyrus depicts the Faiyum oasis, located to the west of the Nile, as a center of prosperity and ritual. Egyptian jewelry, papyri, statues, reliefs and ritual objects will illuminate the religious context that gave rise to this enigmatic text, which celebrates the crocodile god Sobek and his special relationship with the Faiyum.
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During the late 19th and early 20th century, fine book binding enjoyed a golden age of creativity and lavish decoration. These handmade, individual and highly personal objects were made not only to protect the texts they contained, but also to be admired and appreciated as portable decorative masterpieces in their own right.
Date: Sunday, October 27, 2013
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Join distinguished scholars as they explore topics related to the special exhibition Egypt's Mysterious Book of the Faiyum, on view at the Walters Art Museum from October 6, 2013, until January 5, 2014. Speakers will reveal how archaeological, commercial, cultural and political events in the past continue to shaped the presentation of ancient Egyptian art in museums today. The audience is encouraged to participate in discussion.
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ArtAccents Bilingual Family Tours offer children 6-12 years old and their adult companions an opportunity to immerse themselves in art and language through interactive gallery tours led by educators who are fluent in Spanish and English.
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I am looking to book tickets on an ICE train. But I was wondering if I could details on better seats. Have to take 2nd class so is the 2 seats by themselves the best or the ones that face each other with the table better?
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Do you like facing someone else? Do you plan on doing anything for which that table might come in handy?
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From where? Longer trips where I'm going to play card games or something with my friends, I like the one facing each other.
Shorter trips, side by side, because generally I HATE being in the seat going backwards. -
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It is from Mannheim to Berlin after 2 weeks of solid traveling and just heading back to Berlin to finish the trip
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That's about 5 hours. If you plan on talking to each other or playing games, face each other, but ONLY IF you can get the 1 on 1 facing each other vs. 4 with 2x2.
If you just want to crash, read a book, and not interact, then side by side.
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I mean we will talk a lot but I think sitting side by side will be easier. Thank you so much for the help!
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Which road from Calgary to Vancouver?
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Hi!I'm going to drive from Calgary (after the Stampede) to Vancouver. Which road do you recommend that I choose? I've looked at the road via Golden, Revelstoke and Kamloops and via Cranbrook and Kelowna? I can't decide on which one. They both look like they have tons of things to offer. Any suggestions?
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How much time do you have? Do you want to just get to Vancouver as quickly as possible or do you want to stop and do things?Revelstoke is a cool town and nearby Glacier National Park is quite beautiful. However, going via Kelowna puts you in the Okanagan Valley, which is a very different landscape from the Rockies. Hence the scenery is quite different; dry pine forests transitioning to even drier sagebrush with a lot of fruit orchards and lakes. You will also have the opportunity to explore the region's wineries. If that is something that does not interest you or if you don't have the time to explore the area then, yes, stick to Hwy 1.
You really cannot go wrong whichever way you choose. I drive across BC several times a year and it's always a tough choice which way to go. As mentioned, the Icefields Parkway is a big highlight - IF the weather is clear. Then you'd come down Hwy 5 alongside Wells Grey Park to Kamloops. Do NOT go west to Prince George along Hwy 16 - that IS a boring route.But the choice between Hwy 1 and Hwy 3 is a hard one. You mentioned quaint towns. So in that case I would take Hwy 3 to where it intersects with Hwy 6. Head north to Nelson - quaint and artsy is the definition. Then 3A north east to Hwy 31 to Ainsworth Hot Springs (for the obvious)and then Kaslo (fresh cinnamon buns first thing in the morning on the water). Turn west onto 31A to New Denver then Hwy 6 to Nakusp (lots of ghost towns up here) . There are some fun (free) ferries on the lakes and at this time of the year lots of bears and other wildlife to watch for. Follow the Arrow Lakes south then west to Lumby where you must stop for lunch in town at the bakery. Amazing. Keep going then to Vernon and you are in the heart of the Okanagan region which is iconic for three reason: vineyards and wineries; orchards and fruit; hot summer weather on the lake. There are TONS of provincial parks/campgrounds through the Okanagan.
You will eat so much amazing tree-ripened fruit - not something city dwellers often do; you will visit the wineries for elegant lunchs in beaultiful settings and you will get sunbunt lying on an air mattress in the middle of the lakes. BC'ers LOVE the Okanagan.
So just keep following Hwy 97 down through Kelowna, Summerland, Pentiction to Keremeos where you head west again on Hwy 3.
At Hedley there is an old mine/ghost town type thing you can visit - you mentioned you like ghost towns :)
But you know what? If you pick a differnet route you will still have an amazing experience because BC is an incredible place to travel. I live here and I NEVER get tired of heading out on the road to go exploring again.
My favourite route would be to go west out of Calgary, turn off hwy 1 to take the Icefield Parkway to Jasper and from there drive to Kamloops, Cache Creek, turn north there for just a few miles and catch the road west towards Whistler and then Vancouver. Sure, no wineries, but no super hot weather either. It's all a trade-off, and just another suggestion. Highway 1 in B.C. (the Trans-Canada) was in deplorable condition as we drove it this April. The effort to build two lanes each way is going very slowly, and upkeep on present roadway may be suffering with the hope of new construction, but in difficult terrain. Drive the TCH very carefully.10
If one were to just drive continuously (with stops for breaks/lunch/snacks/etc), one could easily reach Vancouver from Calgary in a day. I am assuming you start early morning.Thus, if you have a couple of days, there's a lot of things you can do. Depending upon how many days you want to spend, you can do a number of things on the trip. If you have two or more days, and want to sight-see most of the "big" spots, then that's also I believe easily possible. I am thinking a trip to Jasper, Kelowna, Golden, etc..
Last time I had friends over, I managed to do the following with more than enough time at each spot to take pictures, and enjoy the scenery (and have fun!). I left Friday around noon from Calgary to Banff (city plus nearby lakes). Then Lake louise and the other nearby lake. Return back to banff for the night. Next day we left for Jasper, covering all the lakes and falls enroute as well as the Athabasca glacier. I think we might have also covered the Canyons over there that day (or early Sunday). Spent the night in Jasper. And then returned on Sunday back to Calgary for a flight in the evening.
And that was just Albertan rockies.
One thing I do want to tell you is that due to the recent flooding in the region, the highway from Calgary to Banff (and perhaps more after that) is highly affected. Roads and bridges have disappeared literally. Last i heard, the Army had setup temporary bridges over these parts to allow the travel possible. So, you may experience some unusual traffic on the way. That is now, as of June 25th.
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Continue to the small city of Diksmuide to visit the Trench of Death, a stretch of the Western Front (the trench lines from Belgium to the Alps) that now serves as a symbol of Belgium's heroism and resistance. See the impressive Gate of Peace (IJser Gate) and Yser Tower (IJzertoren), and then leave the city, passing alongside the Peace Mill and the Canadian Monument in St Julien.
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Head to the Essex Farm Field Hospital next and see the impeccably preserved bunkers where John McCrae penned his famous poem In Flanders' Field. Hear how the soldiers were treated in the bunkers' narrow, darkened corridors and then visit the In Flanders' Field Museum to learn the story of WWI in the Flanders region from an audio-guided tour. Entry to the museum is included, but you will be required to pay for a poppy as you go inside. This payment goes toward a war veterans charity.
Visit Hill 60 – home to a series of strategically significant tunnels– and then travel to Ypres for some free time for dinner (own expense). In the early evening, meet your guide to attend the Last Post Ceremony at Ypres' Menin Gate. Taking place daily, the ceremony is a simple, yet moving, tribute to the bravery of those who died defending their town. At the end of the ceremony, return to your coach and drive back to Brussels. Your tour finishes in central Brussels around 10pm.
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CA - Fullerton
eCommerce QA Analyst (Sitecore,Basecamp)
Our client is seeking a Quality Assurance Analyst with experience working within eCommerce projects. This resource will work to validate and test...
WA - Seattle
Office Manager
Our Client is a printing company located in Beaverton, Oregon. They assist their clients with high quality printing solutions. They support their...
OR - Beaverton
Process Engineer - Lean Six Sigma, Manufacturing OR Financial
Volt has an opening for a Process Engineer in Minneapolis, MN. The Process Engineer is responsible for creating, maintaining, and continuously...
MN - Minneapolis
Put Your Experience to Work - 1st Shift Assembly
Put your previous assembly experience to work! We're currently hiring for medical device assemblers in the Minnetonka area. If you've worked at least...
MN - Minnetonka
Medical Assembler - 1st shift
Are you looking for an opportunity to advance your career? A medical device manufacturing company is seeking candidates to join their 1st shift team....
Spanish English phone support
Volt is working with one of the area's most well-known organizations. This company is known for remaining on the forefront of all things technology,...
CA - Elk Grove
Temp to Hire Assembly Now Hiring!
We have immediate openings for 1st shift medical assemblers in the Minnetonka area. Our ideal candidates will have a history of strong attendance and...
Experienced Inventory Coordinators Wanted!
We have immediate openings for temp-to-hire Inventory Coordinators in the Minnetonka area. The positions are located with one of the premier medical...
2nd Shift Inventory Coordinator/Material Handler
One of top leading medical device manufacturing companies in the Twin Cities is currently seeking qualified individuals for a current 2nd shift...
Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technician II
Interested in joining an Industrial Automation company?Explore VOLT Workforce Solutions!Over 60 years of unwavering focus on the issues of workforce...
IN - Munster
1st Shift Inventory Coordinator/Material Handler
One of the premier medical device manufacturing companies is currently seeking a individuals interested in their 1st shift Inventory Coordinator/...
Operator/ Customer Service Representative
Volt Workforce Solutions offers full-service staffing and talent management consulting to help local, regional, national, and international companies...
CO - Englewood
Entry-level Buyer Opportunity! Great experience!
Volt has been serving some of the nation's strongest companies for over 60 years. We have a talented and upbeat staffing team focused on the quality...
WI - Milwaukee
IT Support Representative
Are you looking for a job in Information Technology? Do you strive to help people? Would you like to live in a beautiful city like San Diego? If you...
CA - San Diego
1st shift warehouse! Come get to work with us!
Our client is a large distributor of laboratory and science supplies. They are responsible for servicing clients all over the country. They are busy...
IL - Batavia
*Safety and Ergonomics Opportunity*- East Moline, Illinois
IL - Dekalb
Manufacturing/Machining Technician - Measuring Tools (CMM)
Volt Technical Resources has an immediate contingent opportunity for an experienced Manufacturing/Machining Technician with our client in their metal...
WA - Spokane
Shipping Clerk/Warehouse Associate
Shipping Clerk/Warehouse Associate Pay Rate: $11 per hour 30 – 40 hours per week **Temp to Hire** Volt Workforce Solutions has a temp to hire...
OR - Portland
Mechanical Design Engineer
OH - Reynoldsburg
VOLT is currently working with a major aerospace manufacturing company and seeking an Electronic Manufacturing Engineer to work at their Wilson, North...
NC - Wilson
Process Engineer
PA - Philadelphia
Customer Support – Advocacy Case Administrator
Do you have a passion for helping customers and customer advocacy paired with the expertise of data entry and strong problem/research skills? If so,...
WA - Redmond
Volt Workforce Solutions is seeking a Receptionist for several temp to hire positions in the South Puget Sound area. These roles will require the...
WA - Kent
Full-Time Receptionist
Volt's Client is the largest, full-service Wireless Integrator in the west located in Milwaukie, Oregon. They are in need of a full-time Receptionist...
OR - Milwaukie


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Within the area of Los Angeles County, California is Canyon Country. The district is part of the town Santa Clarita, and populated by over 50,000 people. Along with Valencia, Newhall and Saugus, Canyon Country merged to become what is now Santa Clarita in 1987. It is home to the Placerita Canyon Nature Center, known as California's original gold discovery site at the historic Oak of the Golden Dream in 1842. This community gives a great view of the San Gabriel Mountains as it is located in the upper watershed of the Santa Clara River.
North of Los Angeles, the district is at the Sierra Pelona Mountain foothills, located between the San Fernando Valley and Antelope Valley. Once a ranching and farming community, Canyon Country has evolved greatly over the years, becoming a residential and cultural area for many to live. Its beautiful views is set as one of the many reasons as to why people move there. It has plenty of great places to dine, shop and find entertainment, all listed in the Canyon Country, CA Yellow Pages as well as the Canyon Country, CA Business Director.
Written by Lyndsey Morgan