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Thursday, December 31, 2009
Wen Jiabao Holds Talks with Nepali Prime Minister Nepal
On December 29, 2009, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao held talks with Nepali Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal at the Great Hall of the People. Both sides agreed to establish a comprehensive and cooperative partnership of friendship for generations. Premier Wen said since China and Nepal forged diplomatic ties 54 years ago, both sides have maintained a high level of political trust, supported each other on issues concerning the other side's core interests and continuously advanced friendly exchanges and cooperation in all areas by following the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence. The two countries have become good neighbors, friends and partners. Under the new circumstances, it is in the fundamental interests of both countries and peoples to consolidate traditional friendship and deepen comprehensive cooperation, said Wen. Wen urged the two countries to further enhance cooperation at various levels and promote people-to-people exchanges, youth exchanges in particular, in a bid to make the lasting friendship deeply rooted among the two peoples. Wen said that the two countries should keep closer economic and trade cooperative relations through the joint committee on economic and trade cooperation and other mechanisms. China will take measures to promote export of the Nepali products to China and encourage Chinese firms to participate in Nepal's infrastructure construction, said Wen, highlighting potential cooperation fields in such areas as mountain agriculture and animal husbandry, animal and plant quarantine and personnel training. Wen said China respects the social system and development path chosen by the Nepali people, firmly supports the efforts Nepal has made for safeguarding sovereignty and territorial integrity, and will continue to provide assistance for Nepal's social and economic development. The Nepali prime minister said the Nepal-China relations are based on the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence. The relationship, with its outstanding features of friendship, sincerity and mutual understanding and support of each other's aspirations, is a role model for state-to-state relations. To establish a comprehensive and cooperative partnership of friendship for generations will lift bilateral ties to a new level. The Nepali side appreciated China's long-term disinterested assistance for Nepal's economic and social development. Nepal also spoke highly of China's understanding and support to his country during its peace process and economic and social transition and praised China's development achievements and its constructive role in coping with the global financial crisis and pushing forward the world economic recovery. Nepal said his country would advance cooperation with China in a comprehensive manner and boost bilateral ties. Nepal reiterated that his country adheres to the one-China policy and believes Taiwan and Tibet are inalienable parts of the Chinese territory, adding Nepal would never allow any force to use Nepal's territory to conduct anti-China activities. Following the talks, Wen and Nepal attended a signing ceremony of bilateral cooperation documents concerning economy, trade and youth exchange. Prior to the talks, Wen Jiabao held a welcome ceremony for Nepal's visit at the North Hall of the Great Hall of the People. Vice-Chairman of the Central Committee of the China Zhi Gong Party Li Zhuobin, Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi, Chairman of China's National Development and Reform Commission Zhang Ping, Minister of Commerce Chen Deming and Chinese Ambassador to Nepal Qiu Guohong attended the welcome ceremony. Courtesy: http://www.fmprc.gov.cn/eng |
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When Robert Pattinson signed on to star in David Cronenberg's "Cosmopolis" the actor took a big step away from being the heartthrob of the "Twilight" franchise. But new rumors have surfaced that Pattinson could soon find his way into another frenzy of teenage fans by joining the cast of "The Hunger Games."
When Lionsgate was asked about Pattinson starring in the sequel to the hugely popular movie, the company released a statement, saying:
"As with the first film, we won't be confirming, denying on any casting rumors for this title."
They didn't confirm the rumor, but they didn't shoot it down either.
Unfortunately for "Hunger Games" fans, Pattinson addressed the rumors himself during the Cannes film festival. Pattinson said that he initially believed the rumors but his agent said that they weren't true.
"I woke up this morning and saw all these things about me being cast in The Hunger Games. I was kind of curious for a second. So I called my agent. My agent was like, 'No. No one's going to offer you that part.' I was like, 'Thanks for the reassurance.'"
Pattinson has received impressive reviews for his work in "Cosmopolis" and it's likely that he'll move on to more adult roles after the final "Twilight" movie hits theaters later this year.
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A legendary fount of religion and spirituality, Narendra Nagar, was chosen by Maharaja Narendra Shah to house the palace of Tehri Garhwal. Now, home to Ananda, this royal precinct and palace of the past is bestowed with a renewed tranquility. As South Asia's finest destination Resort and Spa, Ananda, brings alive a spiritual vision, the uplifting wisdom of the ages and the pure bliss of being.Ananda in The Himalayas ...The Palace
The Palace covers a large area, built at various stages, for different reasons of hospitality. In 1910 An annex was added to commemorate the arrival of the British viceroy, who often visited. The new Section served to house his entourage.
The annex which currently hosts the Billiard Room, The Tea Lounge, the Library, the Vice regal Suite and other facilities, boasts of having hosted some of the most extravagant occasions for both Royalty and Nobility, who were frequent visitors here. Orchestras played in the ballroom, political dignitaries came up for a breath of cool air and to gaze at the stars.
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Heal your soul with a silver spoon and a menu for better living. Savor our signature spa cuisine. Dine on meals enriched with the vivid flavour of organic herbs and vegetables. For those who prefer meat, we offer The healthier option of river fish and white meat. Enjoy open air dining, with vibrant views of the valley. Retaining the natural beauty of the outdoors - indoors, the restaurant has been built around trees dating back to the last century.The Spa
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Evaluating cluster preservation in frequent itemset integration for distributed databases. | |
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Medical sciences are rapidly emerging as a data rich discipline where the amount of databases and their dimensionality increases exponentially with time. Data integration algorithms often rely upon discovering embedded, useful, and novel relationships between feature attributes that describe the data. Such algorithms require data integration prior to knowledge discovery, which can lack the timeliness, scalability, robustness, and reliability of discovered knowledge. Knowledge integration algorithms offer pattern discovery on segmented and distributed databases but require sophisticated methods for pattern merging and evaluating integration quality. We propose a unique computational framework for discovering and integrating frequent sets of features from distributed databases and then exploiting them for unsupervised learning from the integrated space. Assorted indices of cluster quality are used to assess the accuracy of knowledge merging. The approach preserves significant cluster quality under various cluster distributions and noise conditions. Exhaustive experimentation is performed to further evaluate the scalability and robustness of the proposed methodology. |
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False conception that the Main Line is full of jews. Maybe there are a bunch of jews in Ardmore and Wynnewood, but the majority of the Main Line has and always will be WASP. White- Ango Saxon PROTESTANTS (i.e. Episcopalians). It's so obvious that people arn't really from here when they call everyone a jew considering the majority arn't. So what if everyone has a luxury car of some sort, my family has had Jaguars for years and will continue to do so, but that doesn't mean I'm a jew. Jews live out in Downington and West Chester (areas where people who can't afford to live on the Main Line live). The majority of the Main Line is also REPUBLICAN, not Democrat. The flashy annoying Democrats are out of towners who moved into the Philly area because of business and now act like they are from old money. People who hate on the Main Line and soooo jealous and it is VERY obvious by reading through some of these posts. Oh yea, and BTW- Gladwyne, the richest town on the Main Line, now ranks #3 in the nation, placing it above Beverly Hills, Greenich CT, and other various prestigious places.
I wear polo's, blast rap from my mom's SUV or my dad's Jag, go to a wealthy school, and come from a family that has lived on the Main Line for generations. Sucks for everyone who doesn't live here LOL have a nice day- losers.


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November 4-6, 1988: Powerful, Slow-moving Storm
My first winter in the U.P. was beginning in the fall of 1988. I was excited by the weather pattern that set in on Halloween. A disturbance dove in from the northwest the evening of Halloween. It developed low pressure that moved just south of Upper Michigan. The air was just cold enough for rain to change to wet snow. A total of 5.9 inches of snow fell at the National Weather Service (NWS) near Negaunee. It was an "elevation" snow, typical for this time of year. In Marquette at lake-level, there was just rain mixed with some flakes. This was just a preview of what was to come a few days later.
After this early snow, it warmed up a bit, while a system developed off to our southwest. Pacific energy dove from the northwestern states into the southern Plains on Friday, November 4, 1988. This energy induced the development of low pressure over Iowa. An expanding area of rain formed around the low and headed northeast into Upper Michigan. Rain poured down all night into the next morning as the low deepened while drifting northeast. By early Saturday morning, the system was situated just off the shoreline near Manistee in the Lower Peninsula.
Under normal circumstances the low would continue northeastward and system precipitation would wind down and, if the air was cold enough, lake-effect rain and snow showers would occur. In this case, the storm barely moved over the next 24 hours as it continued to wind up. On Sunday morning, the low was over northern Lake Michigan not far off shore from Traverse City. The central pressure of the storm fell to 976 millibars or 28.82 inches of mercury—an impressive November gale.
Its position just east of the western and central U.P. allowed just enough cold air to wrap in from the north to change rain to a soggy, wet snow in the higher elevations. A foot-and-a-half of snow fell in the Negaunee/Ishpeming area, while up to three feet of snow came down in the Porcupine Mountains of the far western U.P. Near the Lake Superior shore, most of the precipitation fell as rain. An observer near Marquette reported five inches of rain and a little melted snow during this weekend storm.
November 1988 was wet, stormy and snowy. The month ended with over 8 inches of precipitation, while the NWS had an impressive 42 inches of snow. Overall, the month turned out to be relatively mild. A warm spell around Thanksgiving helped to boost the mean temperature for the month to 1.7 degrees above average.
A warm up is in store for Upper Michigan as the week wears on (Image 1 above). The big high that's been dominating our weather is drifting eastward. A huge trough is forecast to develop out west late this week, which will help to push warmer air into the Great Lakes, especially this weekend.
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This has been a big week in terms of dreaming and scheming. I booked a trip to go back to Alaska with my Mukluk. My mind has been racing now with thoughts of nature, beauty, peace, inspiration, friends, bike gear, camping gear, food and camera equipment. I am also sick of winter. Spring? Yeah right! I had to go back and find a ride stoke that got me out of winter and put sweet thoughts of Alaska in my head.
In other news, I am out for a bit. Taking a break from all things serious and spending time with family. I'll be back next Friday with another Friday Ride Stoke.


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Things to do: 'In the Heights' in Hershey, Al Stewart in Harrisburg
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The 2008 Tony Award-winning best musical will run today through March 6 at , 15 E. Caracas Ave., Hershey. Show times: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday; 8 p.m. Friday; 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday; 2 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Cost: $70, $65, $60, $50, $45 and $25. 800-745-3000.
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"Pennsylvania German Time Machines" features timepieces from the Danner Collection, a large collection of Pennsylvania German artifacts, which Milton Hershey purchased in 1935. The exhibit runs 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. today through April 7 at The 63 W. Chocolate Ave., Hershey. 717-534-3439.
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Knotts Berry Farm For Visitors
The millions who make their way to Anaheim each summer all have plans for a one-on-one with Mickey & friends, but Knotts Berry Farm may or may not be a priority. That's not a surprise, given Disney's unique ability to mesmerize kids. But Knotts also has its own special brand of family fun and entertainment.
Also, Knotts Berry Farm is a historic landmark, as far as theme parks go. In fact, its slogan is that it is 'America's 1st Theme Park.' The park's origin dates all the back to 1920 when Walter Knott started selling berries by the roadside near Buena Park, CA.
That ended up in the immensely popular boysenberry pies, which in turn led to Mrs. Knotts Chicken Dinner Restaurant. With huge crowds waiting their turn for food, the Knotts came up with a plan to entertain customers while they were a-waiting. And that's how the theme park came into existence.
Knotts is now a major corporate brand with many products, but the park still remains the same authentic family hotspot. Mrs. Knotts chicken is still mouth-wateringly tasty and the roller coasters still quite popular. So are the park's eccentric kid-friendly attractions like Camp Snoopy and the Ghost Town. Let's also not forget the Soak City water park.
End of the day, though, the fact remains that travelers come for Disney and also visit Knotts as a bonus. It makes more sense to stay in Anaheim while visiting Knotts. It's easier to enjoy everything that Disney has in Anaheim and also check out Knotts. Since it's just a 10 mile distance, a whole bunch of hotels in Anaheim are suitable for this plan.
Of course, there are many options in Buena Park too. But the relatively limited choice makes it hard to find the kind of price and amenities possible in Anaheim. Anaheim hotels lay out the red carpet for families, with chocolate chip cookies as a welcome and everything from pools to free shuttles, car rentals, cribs and special menus for children at in-house restaurants.
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A Supermodel Steps Behind the Lens
By ANTOINETTE BUENO
January 19, 2012
Few models can say they've walked the runway for such top-tier designers as Proenza Schouler, Jason Wu and Diane von Furstenberg, and have been red carpet arm-candy to Mr. Chanel himself Karl Lagerfeld.
But now fashion It girl Elisa Sednaoui can chalk that up to just her modeling gigs -- the part-Egyptian, part-French, Italian-born model and all-around Cool Girl recently took her first turn as a music video director, going behind the lens with pal Martina Gili to direct Israeli musician Chaim Avital's Robots on Meth.
And clearly, she relishes the more active role.
"I've seen so many images, lighting and ways of editing. So this time, it's a great pleasure to be in power," Sednaoui tells Interview.
The video features her two real-life friends spending a night out in London, and can't you just picture the beautiful Sednaoui walking the runway to the moody electronica track?
Models -- they're not like us.
Check out the artsy video above.
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VSOs are fighting for benefits for Navy veterans who served in Vietnam but never set foot on land. They are known as "blue-water veterans," and, currently, benefits do not automatically expend to them.
Regulations were expanded last year, with VA acknowledging that some Navy vessels came very close to shore, and even patrolled the rivers of Vietnam, potentially exposing crewmembers, called "brown-water veterans," to Agent Orange.
Many blue-water veterans and veterans' advocates have argued that exposure was possible even for veterans serving farther from shore.
An IoM report released in May determined there was not enough existing data to determine the exposure of Vietnam-era blue-water veterans to Agent Orange. The report notes that, "given the lack of measurements taken during the war and almost 40 years since the war, this will never be a matter of science but instead a matter of policy."
In terms of policy, Rep. Bob Filner, D-CA, introduced the Agent Orange Equity Act of 2011 last February. The bill would amend the current presumptions language to include all veterans who "served in the Republic of Vietnam (including the inland waterways, ports and harbors of such Republic, the waters offshore of such Republic, and the airspace above such Republic," as well as those who "served in Johnston Island." Johnston Island is an unincorporated U.S. territory in the North Pacific where disposal of the residue of Agent Orange containers took place.
Filner has unsuccessfully introduced similar legislation in previous years.
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Wedding Wednesday is a chance for me to show off a few of my favorite wedding photos each week. This week's photos are by Ashley Julian Photography. For privacy's sake, I'm doing my best to keep these posts free of faces-who-aren't-me (as limiting as that might be).
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I agree that F was very young, and problaby would nto have had any sort of come out before 18, even had she been a "Miss Bertram", but still I feel that as I've said, the Bertrams didn't by then really think of her as part of hte family, who should have the normal life of a young lady. She was just a poor relation and she might not have ever had more than a very very limited social life, had it not been for the Crawfrords arrival and the change of heart in Sir T. (I think that its very possible that she would jsut have very occasionally gone out with the family or with Lady B who mostly, it seems only went out to the parsonage, and that it woudl be clear from the whole set up that little Miss Price was jsut a penniless cousin, taken in out of charity, and that she was not likely to be then considered marriageable by any young men who might meet her...
We can't say for sure of course what might have happpened if Sir T had not come back from Antigua in a somewhat warmer frame of mind and heart. Perhaps he would have been keen for F to have a ball or at least to go into society, by attending parties assemblies etc..But would he, without the spur of his change of heart, have decided to give Fanny a ball jsut becuase William said soemthing about her dancing? Maybe a little impromptu hop might have taken place, but I think that her social life would have been fitful and mostly limited to what Lady B felt up to doing and if she chose to take Fanny with her... I have my doubts. I could imagien that he might jsut have gone on as before. Maria would have married, Julia would have gone on attending social events till she found a husband and Fanny would have been still at home keeping her aunt company, and running errands for Mrs N.
I just think that Sir T might not have really noticed that his niece was growing up, and if he did, why Lady B found her so useful she could not do without her.. and Mrs N would remind him that if Fanny went out into society she would need new gowns, and that "without a dowry was she likely to marry? Was he willing ot provide a dowry? SHE of course coudl not, it was as much as she could do to support the appearance of a gentlewoman.. "
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"A four-year balanced budget will force action to stabilize the budget and ensure predictability in government service funding," said Kastama, a Puyallup Democrat. "The requirement will prevent fiscal year accounting gimmicks that push debt onto the next biennium. It will also force honesty by conforming our budget with long term projections."
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The book does have several shortcomings which prevent it from being a great book, the most important of which is that the content is fairly limited. It's less than 300 pages, and a significant amount of space (especially in the later chapters) is taken by source code listings. Of course, this is somewhat offset by the book's relatively low price.
If you buy this expecting it to be the ultimate guide to physics in games, you'll be disappointed. However, if you buy it as an introduction to physics in games (which how it's intended to be used), I think you'll be happy with it.
As an example, the simple trajectory problem, launch a particle in constant acceleration with no friction, is presented here as four separate problems; launch a particle with target at same height, launch a particle with target higher, launch a particle with target lower and launch a particle horizontally with target lower. No physicist would approach the problem this way, it is absolutely trivial to present them all as the same problem with the same general solution.
Occasionally the book lapses with just outright errors. The most serious so far I've seen is the cylinder rolling down a plane without slipping is solved by assuming the frictional force is the static coefficient of friction times the normal force. In fact, the force can be any amount less then this. As a result the solution given has the funny property that it will roll up the plane for small angles.
The book isn't all bad, and may well serve it's primary purpose, which I assume, is to give a litany of examples that game developers may paste into their games. It certainly has lots of examples, and most are correct physics, still, perhaps with my bias as a physics professor, I was hoping for a bit more physical insight into the problems.
The overall mathematical level is 'easy'.
David does not dig deeper into mechanics than it is necessary for a game.
The book is usefull for a beginner but also deserves the 'knowing' as a good cookbook for the games-level.


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This series, "Teen Mom 3," features the moms we met back on "16 and Pregnant." Things have progressed. They have changed. The teens are no longer pregnant (unless they've gotten pregnant again). But, not being pregnant--as you may be aware--doesn't mean that the teens' lives are easy. Now the teens have babies -- living, breathing, crying, pooping things to take care of and that is a lot for anyone to handle. We aren't convinced that the cameras make it any easier, but they do allow us to see how these teens make it through their day and that's pretty interesting.


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Henry's Dinosaur Room
Jun 4th
Hi Blog! It's nice to see you again! I think I should change my blog name from The Cootie Queen to The Sporadic Posting Queen! Ha!
Anyway! I *just* finished decorating Henry's new big boy dinosaur room, so I wanted to get a post with pics and links and what not up to share (and, yes, show off). I'm pretty proud of his new room – it came together very nicely, I think.
I was very wishy washy about what I wanted to do for him bed wise. Toddler bed? Convert his crib to a full-size bed, sell his crib/dresser and get a twin bed… I think I had myself convinced of each of those options at some point.
In the end I decided to sell his crib/dresser and buy a twin size captains bed and a nightstand. I also snagged a really cool train table on Craigslist that I wanted to put in his room, so I had the bright idea to give him a new train themed big boy room. That was all great and good until I opened my big mouth and asked Henry what HE wanted. And of course, he wanted a Dinosaur room. So I switched gears and we got to decorating dinosaur style (but still with a train table… Dinosaur Train, anyone?)
This is the view when you walk into his room. I'll put links to the furniture and decor that I bought at the bottom of this post if you're interested.
This is the nightstand, the door to the closet, and a hint of a bookshelf…
Here's the bookshelf (Pops built this when Henry was a wee little guy), and Aaron hung up our small TV that used to be in our office when this room was an office along with a DVD player. He can watch Blue's Clues and play with his train table when he wants to get away from Gus for a few minutes. I found a cute dinosaur LED night light at Target to keep Frank N. Alien company.
Going back the other direction – this is the view straight ahead when you walk in the door…
Standing in front of the closet door…
Here's a close up of the 3 dinosaur paintings I painted. You read that right… I painted them! I totally copied the idea from some art prints I was going to buy but decided they looked like I could paint them easy enough and instead of paying for the 3 tiny prints and then paying to get them framed and matted, I'd buy 3 $7 canvases and see what I could do. I am rather pleased with myself, I'll admit it. When I showed the first one to Henry he said, "Oh Mommy I am sooo proud of you!" …It was like hearing myself talk through a 2 year old. LOL! I guess I say that to him quite a bit. Plus it was probably the cutest and sweetest thing he's ever said, so I'll take the compliment!
Here's the closeup of the picture I made that's hanging over his nightstand…
This was a combination of ideas I saw on Pinterest. I printed out my favorite picture of Henry and me and the lyrics to the song I've sang to him almost every night since he was born on white tissue paper and used modge podge (I looove me some modge podge) to glue the tissue paper to the canvas. Of course after I made this, I inspiration struck and I realized how I could have laid it out so the words would have been bigger, but oh well. This works. It's sentimental and cute and cost me about $10 for the big canvas. Brilliant!
Here's a closer look at his dinosaur bedding…
Here's a close up of the H E N R Y that I made to hang above the head of his bed. I think this is Henry's favorite part of the room.
Sorry – Instagram photo there. But you get the gist. I bought the plain MDF letters from Hobby Lobby and modge podged decorative paper on them. The paper came out of a back of themed paper for Boys & Toys. Easy peasy! Each letter was $1.59 at Hobby Lobby.
And just for funsies – here's a Henry-point-of-view shot of the train table and the wall decals. I realize in the pics the decals look pretty low on the wall, but to Henry they should look just about right!
Here's the info on where I bought stuff and links to everything I can find links for:
Carter's Kids Collection Lost Creek Gray 4 Pc Twin Captain's Pedestal Bed
Carter's Kids Collection Lost Creek Gray Nightstand
Bookshelf – Handmade by Pops
Train Table – Craig's list
Red Chair – Purchase from Unclaimed Freight
Circo Roar n Stomp LED Nightlight
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Henry + Bubbles & Meal Plan Monday: Week 3/26
Mar 26th
Hello all! First things first… I've got a guest post happening over at Neathering our Fest. It's a delicious cookie recipe. Go forth and explore Neathering our Fest and Skey's rockin' awesome Etsy store, Thumbprint Designs. Skye just made me a little (well actually it's kind of big) lovely for my kitchen that I will show off in it's very own post very soon.
We have had some FANTASTIC weather the last few days, so we have been trying to get outside as much as possible and enjoy it. Since it gets darker later now, we can get outside after dinner and spend some quality time playing with Henry after Gus has gone to bed. Henry has always loved him some bubbles, so we do a lot of bubble blowing outside in the backyard.
Henry loves to try to blow his own bubbles… So far he just ends up with a lot of bubble juice all over his face, but hey… He's trying! It's hilarious to watch someone try to explain how to blow bubbles. I need to get pictures of THAT. LOL!
Now that the photo bomb is over, here's my Meal Plan for this week!
Sunday: grilled chicken, grilled squash and zucchini, roasted red potatoes, strawberry shortcake (yummmm)
Monday: turkey burgers & oven fries… and probably more strawberry shortcake!
Tuesday: crunchy tacos
Wednesday: panko breaded chicken breasts, mashed potatoes, broccoli
Thursday: spaghetti, spinach salad, garlic bread
What's on your meal plan for this week?
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What's Cookin'? Banana Nut Chocolate Chip Muffins
Mar 25th
Behold! Banana Nut Chocolate Chip Muffins!
You want one of these? You should… they're delicious. Aaron loves these banana nut chocolate chip muffins. They're banana nut muffins with a delicious chocolatey twist. Aaron usually eats a banana with his breakfast and we mysteriously end up with 4 over ripe banana quite often. Not 3… not 1… but a magical 4 over ripe bananas. And when you end up with 4 magical over ripe bananas the only thing you can do is to accept that you are going to have to make muffins. These delicious banana nut chocolate chip muffins.
Here's what you need: (Preheat oven to 375)
4 over ripe bananas
1 and 1/2 sticks of butter (3/4 cups) – melted
2 eggs
1 cups brown sugar
2 cups flour
1 and 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
chocolate chips
chopped pecans or walnuts
First take 2 of the bananas and mix them together with 1 cup of brown sugar. You really want to beat the heck out of the bananas and sugar. I like to throw them in the stand mixer and measure out the other ingredients while they whip together for about 2 minutes.
You'll have a nice soupy mess. Mmmm sounds appetizing, huh?
Whisk the dry ingredients together in a separate bowl while the bananas and sugar are doing their thing.
After you have your soupy mess together add in the 2 eggs – one by one and incorporate each one before you add the next. Then add the melted and cooled butter and mix that in. Next add the vanilla and mix that in as well. Pretend you see pictures of that while you're at it… I forgot to take 'em.
Toss the dry ingredients in with the wet stuff and give it a little stir. Don't over mix it – just incorporate the two a bit.
Next we're going to add in the chunky stuff… I like to chop about a cup of pecans and add about 3/4 of the cup and reserve the rest to put on top. Toss in the chopped nuts, the other 2 bananas, and some chocolate chips. This is about 1/2 of a bag of mini chocolate chips… You can do regular chocolate chips and about 1/2 a cup is a good amount… this is a little more, but hey… nothing wrong with a little extra chocolate in your muffins. I really like the mini chocolate chips, but I have a hard time finding them, so normally I use the regular ones.
Mix everything together until just incorporated. Again – don't over mix.
Spray a muffin tin with non-stick spray (or use liners) and fill 'em up.
You could probably get more than 12 muffins out of this recipe easily, but I like to fill the muffin cups up almost to the top so I've got big muffins.
Here's where I take the reserved pecans and sprinkle them on top. Notice I only did 1/2 of the muffins. Aaron doesn't like the extra pecans on top, so I oblige him.
Bake at 375 for about 20 minutes. My oven seems to cook slow, so these take at least 20 minutes for me… usually closer to 23. Start looking at them at 18 minutes and see how long you need to go. They should be set in the middles and golden brown.
No nuts on top!
Now if you really want something tasty take a warm muffin, split it in half and smear some cream cheese on it… Enjoy!
Now go forth and make muffins… as soon as you have 4 over ripe bananas that is! What is your favorite muffin? Do you love muffins as much as I do?
P.S. I have a giveaway going on right now! Go there and leave a comment to be entered in a chance to win my favorite lip gloss. You can comment on this post as well to get extra entries!
Meal Plan Monday – Week 3/19
Mar 19th
This one is going to be a quickie post since I literally just got home from the grocery store and it's 8:40pm on Monday. Nothing like last minute planning, huh? We worked in the yard (more on that coming soon) all weekend, so I didn't get a chance to hit the grocery store until tonight in the middle of the pouring rain. The bright side is that I was almost the only person in the store.
Sunday: My parents were here helping with the boys while Aaron and I hauled dirt and worked our tushies off in the yard. I made us all Rachael Ray's Grandpa's Braised Beef. You should totally try this recipe. I know it sounds a bit weird (or at least I thought it sounded kind of strange), but it is seriously delicious. It's a one pot meal that really sticks to your ribs.
Monday: Take-out. It happens.
Tuesday: Ravioli, spinach salad, garlic bread
Wednesday: Veggie Pizza
Thursday: Lentil soup, grilled cheese paninis
Also, go check out the giveaway for this month! You can comment here for an extra chance to win!
Feeling Lucky? Here's a Lip Gloss Giveaway!
Mar 17th
Happy St. Patty's Day! I'm going to celebrate by hauling dirt and working in the yard. Fun, eh?
You know what sounds like more fun than that? How about my next giveaway?
In my humble opinion, there are few things better than finding the perfect lip gloss. Sure, sure, smelling babies heads and ice cream and sleeping in all rank up there pretty high, but still… there's something about the perfect lip gloss.
This is my personal favorite…
I love this stuff. This is the 3rd little tin of it I've purchased over the last few years, and I use it almost every day (well every day that I put on make up anyway…) I don't do that as often as I used to before I started staying home with my babies, which is probably why I've just had to buy 3 little tins of it. But really it does last a nice long time, which is part of why I love it.
I just ventured out to buy some more and discovered they no longer make it. Booo! I looked all over at Ulta and checked out the Too Faced website and it's nowhere to be found. They also make my favorite eye liner that is also now unavailable. What gives!?!?! I clearly need to update my make-up preferences, I guess.
So I combed the Internets and found an online retailer that had 2 left in stock. Two!
And since I'm nice and not a hoarder or a stingy person, I would love to give one of them to you!
I'll send you the one on the left that is still sealed… I opened mine up and stuck my finger in it. I'll go ahead and keep that one.
It's a really subtle shiny pink color. The one downside to this lip gloss is that you do have to stick your finger in it. Or a Qtip. Or a lip brush that you provide yourself. But this stuff is totally worth it. It supposedly tastes like grapefruit, but it doesn't taste like anything to me. It does have a nice slightly citrus smell and it is seductively conditioning. Just like the lid promises.
So here's the scoop… Just like last time – all you need to do is leave me a comment on this post and any future posts between today and the end of the month. You can comment on each post for separate entries. Just any ole comment will do! Tell me your favorite lip gloss since I'll clearly need to find a new favorite soon. Or tell me your middle name! Or tell me what you had for breakfast last week. Whatever floats your boat.
I'll announce the winner on April 1st. Good luck!
P.S. some fine print… this giveaway is sponsored by The Cootie Queen. I'm not affiliated with Too Faced. I just like their lip gloss that they once made but no longer carry. Boo.
What's cookin'? Kind of Sort of Taco Wraps
Mar 15th
This is one of Aaron's all-time favorite meals, and I don't even know what to call it. We refer to these just as "wraps" but they're not what you'd normally think of as wraps. They're more like tacos, perhaps? But not really tacos… They're good. A great way to use up leftovers, and quick and easy to throw together. And you get to eat it all inside a tortilla which makes me happy.
Cook yourself up some diced up potatoes. When I have time, I just dice up red potatoes, toss them in EVOO, season them up and roast them at 425 until they're done. When I'm not on top of things and haven't planned ahead, this happens. They get fried up in canola oil. This way also makes it a one skillet meal… but you can save yourself a few calories and guilt and roast them and the wraps turn out just as tasty.
Set the cooked potatoes aside (or while they're roasting in the oven) brown up 1/2 lb of ground beef and then season it with taco seasoning. Pardon my nail polish testing…
Toss in a can of black beans. Drained.
Right here I'd normally toss in some frozen corn. But I had a little leftover creamed corn from our chicken fried steak dinner the other night… so I used that instead. And it was good.
Mix it all together. Let each new addition incorporate and cook off it's liquids before you add in the potatoes to avoid potato mush.
…Meanwhile make your picky 2 year old a delicious grilled cheese because he's not gonna touch any of this.
I had half of an avocado leftover, so I mashed it up with a little seasoning salt and lime juice.
Here's how we like to dress 'em up… Some avocado or guac, sour cream, shredded cheese, I like the Chipotle Tobasco (Aaron refers to it as "ass sauce". He's not a fan.) All of that on some nice fresh tortillas. And don't forget the grilled cheese sandwich. You'll need that.
There ya have it! Deliciousness all wrapped up in a tortilla. Easy peasy and very tasty! You can also use leftover steak, grilled chicken, really any kind of leftover meat will work! Enjoy!
Meal Plan Monday – Week 3/11
Mar 12th
My lovely parents came over on Saturday and stayed with both boys for a couple of hours while Aaron and I ran errands together. We were planning on going to get dirt and compost for my garden, but it was pouring down rain. Nobody want's to load wet dirt into the back of their brand new mini-van, so instead Aaron went grocery shopping with me! How cool is that? …it's the small things, I tell ya! I cooked both days this weekend, too, so the meal plan for this week actually started waayyy back on Saturday. Saturday seems like a long way away… it's been a long afternoon around here.
Saturday: Crockpot Tortilla Soup
Sunday: …beware… this isn't going to be pretty. Actually it was quite lovely, but it's not for the feint of heart. Chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, gravy, rolls, and Adam's Mama's Creamed Corn. OMG. It was so good. Certainly not health-food, but comfort food to the max. I ended up making the meal to go around Adam's Mama's Creamed Corn. Adam is Marni's husband. His Mama made some damn fine creamed corn. I've never had better. It made my corn loving heart sing. If you've only had the crummy canned creamed corn before (hey-ooo that was some unintentional alliteration right there!) you must go forth and make some real creamed corn from scratch. So delicious.
Monday: Wraps that aren't really wraps but more like tacos, but aren't really like tacos. I've got a recipe coming for them later this week, so I'll link this up to the recipe when I post it.
Tuesday: White pasta w/ broccoli
Wednesday: Turkey Burgers, tater-tots
Thursday: Grilled chicken, roasted red potatoes, and a veggie yet to be decided.
Tag! I'm it! (…and so are you!)
Mar 7th
My lovely and talented friend, Skye, has an adorable blog over at www.neatheringourfest.com. Skye happens to be one of the few bloggers I actually know in real life. She's got a fantastic handmade shop on Etsy called Thumbprint Designs where she makes adorable upcycled craftiness and some wayyyy cute college themed notecards. Makes me wish I went to a fancy school people have actually heard of!
Anyway! Skye tagged me in a fun little tag-you-friends type bloggy post doodad, and I thought it would be fun. I don't think I have 11 people who have blogs to tag back, but I'll answer the questions and tag 11 people I think might come here and at least answer my questions in the comments if they don't have a blog.
Here are the rules:
- You must post the rules.
- Answer the 11 questions that the tagger posted for you
- Then create 11 questions to ask the people you've tagged.
- Tag 11 people and link them in your post.
- Let them know you have tagged them.
1. have you ever gone back and read your very first blog post? what is one thing that makes you cringe and one thing that makes you smile?
Sure! I just read it while I was doing some updates to my sneeze page and what not after my almost year long blogging hiatus. Nothing about that particular post makes me really cringe… perhaps my use of the word "whore"? But I stand by it. LOL! The pics of my sweet then 6 month old Henry Boy make me smile from ear to ear!
2. tell us all about your favorite pair of shoes. where did you get them? what did you buy them for? what is your favorite memory while wearing them?
I always have a pair of Rainbow flip flops… either with the rainbow or just plain black soles. I bought them online b/c I couldn't find anywhere locally that sold the ones I wanted. I bought them to make my flip flop wearing feet happy. I wear them fairly non-stop during the flip-flop wearing months, so in Texas that's about April-October… I don't know if I can pinpoint one memory. I know I was wearing a pair with my horribly swole up feet squeezed into them the day we brought Henry home from the hospital, and that's a nice memory.
3. if you could go back and do one thing you didn't do, what would it be?
Nothing! I'm a freak about these questions and the whole, "what's one thing you regret" type of questions or "what's something you would do over again"… I think I've watched and read too many sci-fi/fantasy genre movies and books in my day, but I say nothing b/c what if that one little thing would change the course of events in my life and I end up homeless living in a van down by the river instead of perfectly happy and content with my sweet little family living in a brick home down by the railroad tracks… So I go with nothing. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
4. what is your go-to beverage first thing in the morning?
Coffee. Must have coffee.
5. do you sleep with the fan on or off?
On. Definitely on. It gives me a claustrophobic feeling to think of sleeping with the fan off. I wish fans were required in all hotel rooms. We stayed in a hotel in CA once with a fan in the room and I was happy as a clam.
6. what is your favorite thing about the home you currently reside in?
It's the first home Aaron and I lived in together. It's where we brought both of our babies home to. It's the first home both of my boys are going to remember. It has an amazing closet that I designed myself and Aaron painstakingly installed for me.
7. money aside, you get to plan the absolutely perfect date. spill the details.
I'm not terribly romantic or into fancy stuff, so I'm totally drawing a blank here. The first thing that comes to mind is that I'd like to go ride rollercoasters and not have to wait in line. So perhaps that would have to be it… a private day at Six Flags for roller coaster riding with my main squeeze. Hey even the kids could come, but someone else would have to take care of them. Ha!
8. do you get nervous pulling your car into the bay when you get your oil changed? or is that just me?
I haven't had to take my vehicle for an oil change since I met Aaron! Well maybe once before we had kids, but not since. But before when I had to do those sorts of things for myself, no… it doesn't bother me. I bet it totally bothers Aaron though… he's not so good with spacial awareness while driving a vehicle… especially if it's a large one. But I love him despite all that.
9. the eternal debate: mac or pc?
Definitely Mac. My name is Sarah, and I'm a Mac. And an iPhone and an iPad. If Apple started selling shoes, I'd probably buy them, too.
10. what habit do you have that you would pay someone to help you get rid of?
I can't think of any habits. I bet if you as my Mom or Aaron or my close friends, they'd rattle off a list… Perhaps over shopping at the grocery store, or maybe just overspending while shopping anywhere would be a good one. I don't know that that's really a habit per se, but it's definitely something I do that I'd love to stop doing permanently.
11. what is one habit you wish you could naturally pick up and have for the rest of your life?
Exercise. I wish I exercised enough that it felt like a habit and that I missed it if I couldn't squeeze it in one day instead of dreading making time for it b/c I know I need to do it.
Here's my questions:
1. What is your middle name? Any significance to it?
2. What is your favorite dessert?
3. Name your top 3 pet peeves.
4. What is the last item you bought that was over $50?
5. What were the colors in your wedding? (if you've been married… if not… If you had to plan a wedding today, what would your colors be?)
6. What was your favorite year of school? (why…?)
7. Who is your favorite character? (from a book, movie, tv show… you pick)
8. What is the last movie you saw at a theater?
9. Do you paint your toenails?
10. What did you eat for lunch yesterday?
11. If I gave you $1000 right now what would you do with it?
OK… Now your turn!
5. Skye (I want you to come back and answer my questions! … is that cheating?)
6. Sassy
7. Jen
8. Adrian
9. Seeeester
10. Jess P.
11. YOU! (if you're not listed but are here, join in the fun and answer the questions in the comments! do it!)
Meal Plan Monday: Week 3/5
Mar 5th
Is it March 5th already? Sheesh!
I've only got 2 seconds so here's a quick look at this week's meal plan…
Sunday: The Pioneer Woman's Spicy Dr. Pepper Shredded Pork. I made up some guacamole, shredded some monterrey jack cheese and we ate it on fresh tortillas. Tasty. I was, however, a little unimpressed with the pork recipe. I prefer her Spicy Shredded Pork recipe over this one… You can really taste the ingredients in this one, and not so much with the Dr. Pepper one.
Monday: BBQ Pulled Pork Pizza. Say that 5 times fast. I'm using some leftover pork from last night and making a delicious pizza with it. I'm also making The Neely's BBQ sauce for this… I really like this recipe. Two thumbs up.
Tuesday: I'm either going to make lentil soup and grilled cheese panini's or we're going to have grilled chicken sandwiches with a cesar salad. Can't decide. I've got the fixin's for both. I think it may depend on the weather and my mood.
Wednesday: Rachael Ray's Grandpa's Braised Beef. Marni told me about this one and I gotta have it. I'm getting drooly over here. I'm normally a big skeptical of Rachael Ray's recipes b/c I've had some bad luck, but Marni swears by this one and if Marni swears by something I'm gonna like it.
Thursday: Planning leftover braised beef… it's a whopper of a recipe.


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that arm bow is awesome
This month it's intergalactic battles. I did mine as of a Star Wars-ish movie poster. This is just the pencils and I'm hard at work painting it in photoshop. It's really pretty random. I just kept adding sci-fi crap until I ran out of space.
Hmm, I don't agree with that, actually I think the arm-bow is the most awkward thing in the piece, It absorbs a lot of attention, and the bow is hard to figure out. It's an illogical instrument, It looks very creative, but hardly a weapon.
If I was facing it,I would be wondering how it is stuck together , rather than be feeling attacked.
I like all the details, and the movie poster thing that is going on, but the bow tears it apart in my opinion.
Not bad the thing that jumps out at me the most is the girl's head is way too big for her body.
I'm a ghost.
That is a HUGE head ! LOL
Looks pretty good though..
I think her mid section looks a little short. And I pretty much agree with what's been said.
Thanks Negative, I think that bow is pretty awesome too.
Psst...Bryan...tell 'em she's an alien and that's how she's supposed to look like!


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could anyone one here look at some gcodes for me an tell me what might be wrong , or if it is fine .
i dont have a machine or mach 3 YET, but been testing on a mach3 demo .
doesnt work for me but looks right .... to me haha .
when i write stuff im just guessing since i have no training.
any one ?
post them and we'll look
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not sure how to delet a whole post ..
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this is an interesting site . after reading stuff for a few days i realize that no one likes to say any thing , an when they do it is just a general rough idea .
or they say ''contact the company/supplier''.
also very interesting that 40 people looked at this an no one can read gcode
..i know i am as ignorant as it get for cnc stuff , but thats sad
is my gcode so far off that no one knows what it is .. haha
It's one thing to ask for help if it doesn't work. But asking if it's right or wrong is another story. Just looking at you're code, it looks OK, but without knowing what it's supposed to do, and actually running it, it's hard to say for sure.
If you have the Mach3 demo, set it up, load your code, and run it. That's the best way to know if it's OK. If it doesn't work, tell us what doesn't work, and if there are error messages, and we'll be glad to help.
Not sure what you've been reading the last few days, but it diesn't sound anything like this site.
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guess im done . i'll figure it out .
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Former Plymouth Argyle captain Darren Purse takes travel to extreme
Posted: August 13, 2013
|DEFENDER Darren Purse was used to long-distance trips to away games during his time at Plymouth Argyle.
However, the former Pilgrims captain is taking that to a new extreme after signing for one of the top – but most remote – clubs in Finland.
Purse, 36, has signed a short-term contract with IFK Mariehamm as they push for UEFA Europa League qualification.
Mariehamm are currently in sixth spot in Finland's top division, the Veikkausliga, only four points behind third-placed VPS.
The season ends in late October and the experienced Purse has been snapped up by Mariehamm – who play in green and white – as they chase success in league and cup.
Mariehamm is the capital of the Aland Islands, an archipelago at the entrance to the Gulf of Bothnia in the Baltic Sea.
Purse made his debut for his new club in a 2-0 away win against RoPS on Saturday, which involved an epic trek to Rovaniemi, a city in northern Finland which is only five miles from the Arctic Circle.
To get there, Purse and his new team-mates went on an overnight ferry and had a 90-minute flight before a three-hour coach journey to their eventual destination.
The return trip to the Aland Islands involved an overnight train and a five-hour flight.
And it was not a one-off for Mariehamm, either, because they are away to RoPS in the semi-finals of the Finnish Cup this Saturday.
Purse, who played 42 times for Argyle from November 2011 to January 2013, had a trial with League Two club Northampton Town last month before signing his deal with Mariehamm.
His team-mates include 36-year-old former Aston Villa and Cardiff City goalkeeper Peter Enckelman.
Meanwhile, former Argyle chief executive Michael Dunford has been appointed to the same role by ambitious League One outfit Crawley Town.
Dunford has continued to live in Plymouth after he was made redundant by the Pilgrims in July 2009 following the ill-fated 'New World' takeover of the club, led by Sir Roy Gardner.
He then had a short spell as chief executive at Birmingham City before resigning in April 2010 and has been a judicial panel member of the Football Association for the past three years.
Dunford was the chairman of former Argyle goalkeeper Romain Larrieu's testimonial committee in 2011/12.
Crawley, whose director of football is former England international Steve Coppell, have made tremendous strides on the pitch since they were promoted to the Football League in 2011.
Dunford believes one of his key roles is to develop the club's infrastructure off the pitch.
He said: "My job will be to manage the business side of the club alongside the board, which I will be coming into as a member, and improve the spectators' experience on matchdays.
"To put my task in simple terms, I'm looking to improve every area of the club year-on-year because the club's rise, away from the playing point of view, maybe hasn't come at the same speed.
"We need to get the infrastructure and supporter base up to a level to support a League One club.
"We don't have the biggest budget in the league, although Richie (manager Richie Barker) and Steve (Coppell) deal with that well, because we don't have huge gates."


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Lock Poker launches Revolution Gaming, the future of online poker
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To all existing Lock players this move will be seamless - it will take the form of a simple software update happening on May 31st. You will login to find your real money balance as well as everything else you know and love about Lock. Lock will also continue to manage their own stand-alone cashier so withdrawals will be as fast and easy as they are now. All players' current player VIP rewards will only increase and all rakeback players will be moved over to the increased percentage on Revolution. More details coming soon.
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Pastor Maldonado says a new attitude at Williams has contributed to the team's success this year.
Maldonado dominated the Spanish Grand Prix from an inherited pole position after Lewis Hamilton was penalised for a fuel infringement in qualifying, giving Williams its first victory since the 2004 season. The Venezuelan reckons a change of philosophy has helped the team take the step forward it needed after a dismal 2011.
"We changed the philosophy a little bit, for a better way," he said. "We have a different point of view to attack the problems, so everything looks like it is running very good in the team. The feeling is good."
The 27 year-old said that despite a difficult weekend in Monaco the team will have further opportunities as the season continues to be unpredictable.
"This is a new race. I love this track, and we will see if the car likes this track. If it does then I will be competitive," said Maldonado ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix. "I think it will be very unpredictable through the year. The gaps are very close, so everyone can win races."
Despite Montreal only requiring a medium level of downforce, the Venezuelan driver believes that the Williams will be competitive.
"I think high-downforce tracks are good for us, so we need to see here - this is the first circuit that we are running medium downforce, and I feel confident for this circuit too.
"The car is working really well, the front and the back of the car, so now, with everything so close, if you don't put everything together then you are at the back. So you need to be focusing 100 percent around the whole car."
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