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Sri Lanka welcomes the convening of this discussion on women's rights with its special focus on equality before the law, and extends its appreciation to all the panelists for their excellent presentations on the different facets of this important issue.
Sri Lanka is committed to ensuring equality for women before the law. The right to equality, specifically the right against discrimination on the basis of gender, together with provision for affirmative action, is enshrined in our Constitution and has been reflected both in our laws and by our judiciary.
The effectiveness of our legislative framework is testified to by national and international statistics. In the Global Gender Gap Report of 2008, Sri Lanka ranked 12 out of 130, with particular strength in health, political empowerment and education. Women in Sri Lanka have a high level of literacy, strengthened by equal levels of enrolment in schools, and better levels of enrolment than men in universities. Women's participation in the workforce has also increased over the years, with near or full equality achieved in a number of sectors, including the professional, manufacturing, education, health, and agriculture sectors.
In the family, women enjoy status as an equal partner in the marriage. Women have equal rights with respect to property, as well as matrimonial property, with increased recognition by the judiciary of the contribution of the non-working partner. With respect to custody, the judiciary's focus is on the interests of the child, with preference for the mother in the case of young children. Reforms are continuing to address those gaps which are still present in this area of law.
Addressing violence against women, Sri Lanka has reformed its criminal laws with specific reference to crimes against women through substantive amendments, particularly on burden of proof and punitive measures. In addition, Sri Lanka in 2005 enacted the Protection of Domestic Violence Act, which provides for the issue of protection orders against acts of physical violence which constitute criminal offences, of extortion and intimidation and of emotional abuse. This Act is supplemented by a National Plan of Action with focus on awareness raising and monitoring.
In the public arena, Sri Lanka has enjoyed universal suffrage since 1931, and elected the world's first woman Prime Minister, and has elected a woman President. While representation in Parliament is currently low, women are not excluded from entering into politics and are, indeed, very active.
Nevertheless, Sri Lanka recognizes that gaps exist in a number of areas which need to be addressed, and to this end, a separate Ministry exists for Women's Empowerment, whose activities include achieving policy objectives set out in Sri Lanka's Women's Charter and overseeing the work of the National Committee for Women. Sri Lanka looks forward to further work to look at and address challenges faced and best solutions in achieving complete elimination of all discrimination against women.
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Diabetes in the Movies
The only movie I've ever seen in which diabetes plays a prominent role is Christopher Nolan's 2000 thriller Memento. The protagonist of this film, Leonard, looses his short-term memory, but his diabetic wife thinks he's faking. To force him to stop "pretending," she asks him to give her an injection of insulin. He does so. A few minutes later, she tells him again: "It's time for my insulin." Leonard repeatedly injects her with insulin until she goes into a coma and dies. Read more


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From http://www.examiner.com/x-355-Low-Carb-Examiner~y2008m6d4-Cauliflower-Pizza-Crust-Worth-its-Wow-in-Gold Submitted by KASH22 Carbs: 6.9g | Fat: 13.3g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 21.3g | Calories: 232.5
Only 4 net carbs! Not only that, it's delicious. It doesn't taste like wanna-be pizza, it tastes like actual pizza. And if you don't tell them the crust is made with cauliflower, they'll never guess. Submitted by DIXIETANGO Carbs: 5.9g | Fat: 30.2g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 28.8g | Calories: 410.7
If you are not used to a lot of fiber, you may not want to start with a whole recipe of this. It is 10 grams of fiber, and one third of that is soluble, which is good for you, but it's a lot at once. That said, it's yummy, low-carb, quick to make, and will help see you through the morning! Submitted by JPTOWNSEND Carbs: 14.6g | Fat: 25.2g | Fiber: 10.4g | Protein: 14.1g | Calories: 334.4
This side dish can be made with wine or stock, or water, and any herb or herb mixture you like. You can also make it with any color peppers, though I like the look, taste, and nutrition in red peppers. Submitted by JPTOWNSEND Carbs: 6.1g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 58.7
These muffins are based on Chelsie's Cinnamon Cranberry Flax Muffins. They are sweeter (but not very sweet), and not as intensely spicy. Submitted by JPTOWNSEND Carbs: 7.3g | Fat: 13.5g | Fiber: 4.1g | Protein: 5g | Calories: 160.2
Walnuts and a touch of cinnamon dress up your everyday tuna salad. It's tastier when the walnuts are toasted, but I don't always take the time. Submitted by JPTOWNSEND Carbs: 3.2g | Fat: 25.7g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 23.7g | Calories: 335.8
This is an assembled "lasagna", with all the lasagna flavors, but created individually in each person's dish, in a fraction of the time. It can also easily be made into spinach lasagna, eggplant lasagna, zucchini lasagna, etc, by putting a vegetable layer in over the meat. If your diet allows, use any kind of whole-grain pasta. This recipe is easily adaptable to family members with different tastes and nutritional needs. Submitted by JPTOWNSEND Carbs: 21.5g | Fat: 26g | Fiber: 4.2g | Protein: 36.9g | Calories: 453.4
I actually think these low-carb pancakes taste better than the old white flour kind, and almond meal is healthier as well. Almond meal (same as almond flour) differs a bit from one batch to the other, so you may have to adjust the amount of liquid to get the thickness you want. Submitted by JPTOWNSEND Carbs: 6.8g | Fat: 28.4g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 10.9g | Calories: 311.3
I call this "focaccia" because it is baked in that style -- flat on a sheet pan, and then cut up into whatever sized pieces you want. It works for toast, sandwiches, and other bready uses. It is "rough" in texture like heavy whole grain breads. Since it isn't made with wheat, it doesn't have the same kind of grain as wheat breads, but the carb in flax is almost all fiber. Flax is very useful on a low carb diet, as well as being amazingly good for you. Submitted by JPTOWNSEND Carbs: 5.8g | Fat: 14g | Fiber: 5.3g | Protein: 6.6g | Calories: 162.8
This is one of those soups that people tend to love. I often put leftover turkey or chicken in it. It is also good with beans or chick peas, if your diet allows. The idea is that it has vegetables from all the "color groups," so it has lots of antioxidants and other nutrients. If you have any fresh herbs around, feel free to throw them in. Submitted by JPTOWNSEND Carbs: 9.9g | Fat: 1.9g | Fiber: 3.6g | Protein: 3.3g | Calories: 66.2
Tastes like a margarita! - only sugar free. Tastes oh so much better than the pre-mixed sugar free margaritas on the market. Friends who are not on a diet want one, too. Submitted by JPTOWNSEND Carbs: 2.7g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 0.2g | Calories: 109.2
Great substitute for a sandwich. I roll it with tuna salad and romaine or any kind of deli meat you like. Submitted by XANADUREALM Carbs: 7.1g | Fat: 7.6g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 11.3g | Calories: 136.1
really good low carb recipe for chicken breasts... Submitted by JPTOWNSEND Carbs: 3.1g | Fat: 14.3g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 32g | Calories: 273
This is a really low carb approach to pizza. By using a cauliflower pizza crust, you can really cut a ton of calories when compared to a traditional pizza recipe. Submitted by XANADUREALM Carbs: 2.6g | Fat: 10.7g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 9.5g | Calories: 142.6


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Hewlett-Packard sees another tough year ahead in fiscal 2013, with declining profit and industry headwinds continuing to hamper the company's recovery, CEO Meg Whitman said Wednesday at HP's annual securities analyst meeting.
HP's guidance for fiscal 2013 came in well short of Wall Street's expectations. HP expects non-GAAP profit of $3.40 to $3.60 per share for fiscal 2013, compared to the consensus analyst estimate of $4.05. In GAAP terms, HP is expecting $2.10 to $2.30 a share after charges of $1.30 per share.
HP shares dropped $2.20, or more than 12 percent Wednesday to $14.93, their lowest levels since 2003.
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HP is expecting year-over-year declines in every business unit except Software, and the problems are especially acute in Enterprise Services, home to the EDS business.
HP expects Enterprise Services revenue to decline 11 to 13 percent in fiscal 2013 with an operating margin of 0 to 3 percent. HP attributed nearly half of the decline to four major clients re-negotiating contracts and taking business in-house.
EDS, which HP acquired for $13.9 billion in 2008, has had four different leaders in as many years, Whitman said at the event. HP's own CEO changes have resulted in "questionable strategic choices" and "short-term unsustainable fixes" that have contributed to EDS' current problems, Whitman said.
Mike Nefkens, acting head of HP Enterprise Services, told analysts the unit's troubles stem from execution issues, such as insufficient tools and processes, declining productivity and underperforming contracts. This has caused Enterprise Services' operating margin to shrink from 10 percent in 2010 to HP's current fiscal 2013 guidance of 0 to 3 percent, Nefkens noted.
Nefkens said long term, HP believes it can get Enterprise Services operating margin back into the 7 to 9 percent range. However, fiscal 2013 will be a "fix-and-build year" for Enterprise Services, he told analysts.
"We believe, and are confident, that we will get this business back to moderate growth with real margin improvement over time," Nefkens said at the event.
HP last month denied a CRN report that it is looking to sell EDS and has been shopping the business to private equity firms.
HP is improving the efficiency of its internal operations by using Salesforce CRM, Compass and Workday human resources management software, Whitman said. "We are not as competitive as we need to be in go-to-market because of our IT systems," she told analysts.
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Most adults seem to lose their connection to childhood as they grow up. Clearly, Rick Walton has not. His ability to communicate with children in a way they both understand and appreciate is a rare gift. His stories show that he knows well what it's like to be a child, and the proof is that children love them.
From the beginning, when he published his first original collections of riddles, Walton has used his love of language to shape the books he writes. Whether explaining adverbs, as in Suddenly, Alligator!, or playing around with compound words, as in the delightful Once There Was a Bull... Frog, Walton combines fun, energetic storytelling with an education most children don't even realize they're getting.
Over the course of his twenty-year career, with more than fifty books for children to his credit--and many more to come--Rick Walton has more than left his mark on the field of children's literature; he has in many ways set the standard for aspiring writers to strive toward. We are pleased to present this award to Rick Walton for his exceptional contribution to Mormon literature.


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Apple may have its work cut out for it to preserve last Friday's $1.05 billion trial victory over Samsung. But by clearing the billion-dollar threshold and sending Samsung home empty-handed, Apple's trial team sent a clear message to competitors, generated massive publicity for the company, and sparked a nationwide conversation about patents, competition, and technology.
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Facet joint pain is a particular type of back pain. It is caused by problems with the facet joints in the spine, so is not muscular in origin, although it does cause muscle spasms. It can then be treated – but not all the treatments that are useful are medical. There is a lot you can do to reduce the impact of facet joint pain on your life through behavioural changes, exercises and physiotherapy or manipulation by a chiropractor. In severe cases, and as a last resort, surgery is possible but this involves a major and delicate operation.
This article on facet joint pain is by Kathryn Senior, a freelance journalist who writes health, medical, biological, and pharmaceutical articles for national and international journals, newsletters and web sites.
The facet joints are part of the structure of the spinal column. There are 25 pairs of facet joints located between and behind each of the vertebrae in the neck and back, except for the very top vertebrae.
The role of the facet joints is to balance the movements of the spine and limit its twisting motion, preventing damage to the spinal cord, while still allowing enough movement for you to look around, turn and twist. The role of each joint will vary depending on the movement required at that part of the spine.
Each facet joint rubs up against the adjacent joints, however because they are coated in smooth, moist cartilage and held within a sack of lubricant, the friction is kept to a minimum.
Facet joint pain occurs when the cartilage that coats the facet joints wears thin through wear and tear, creating greater friction. This in turn stimulates the growth of the bone within the joint, enlarging it and causing inflammation, which presses on surrounding nerves, leading to considerable pain.
What's more, the actual pain of the facet joint will often cause a defensive spasm in the surrounding muscles of the back, causing the torso to become unbalanced leading to further discomfort.
In severe cases, these spasms can continue for so long that they begin to damage the muscles, starting a vicious circle of further defensive spasms.
The symptoms of facet joint pain include:
A persistent point of pain at the inflamed joint
Intermittent, unpredictable back or neck pain
More pain leaning forwards than leaning back
Back pain radiating down the back of the leg to the knee
Neck pain radiating into the shoulders and upper back
Unfortunately, the symptoms of facet joint pain are similar to the other major cause of back problems – the herniated disc. However, there are some important differences that will help your GP to tell them apart, including the extent and location of radiated pain.
There are several ways that you can treat your facet joint pain without professional intervention. These include:
Heat (such as wheat bags) and cold (such as ice packs) to reduce inflammation
Anti-inflammatory medicines (such as ibuprofen)
Changing your routine to avoid long periods sitting down – immobility always makes facet joint pain much worse
Changing your posture with back supports and sitting straighter when driving
Investing in good support for your neck when sleeping
You should also try to keep as active as possible, as this will help to relieve the muscle spasms and keep your back moving, so it doesn't seize up in its attempt to protect you from the pain. Regular exercise will also help you to reduce the frequency of your facet joint pain.
During the initial facet joint pain attack, manipulations by a trained chiropractor or osteopath may help to ease the pain and relax the muscle spasms that occur as a result. Getting your back straight again will go a long way to reducing the severity and duration of the episode.
A physiotherapist may also be useful, both to train you in the best way to cope with an attack, and to give you exercises to help reduce their frequency.
The sack of fluid around the facet joint holds many small nerve endings to enable the body to monitor the joint. In severe cases of facet joint pain, surgery is used to kill off some of these nerves and so reduce the pain. This procedure is called facet rhizotomy and can be done by either freezing the nerves or cauterising them with heat.
However, this is a very delicate operation, which takes place very close to vital nerves and the spinal cord, and so it will only be recommended once all the avenues discussed above have been explored.
In extreme cases, where the joint has seriously degenerated, the two adjacent vertebrae may be fused, but this is generally only used as a last resort, where the problem is severely restricting a person's normal lifestyle.
For most people, facet joint pain can be reduced to a level they can live with, or eliminated altogether by a combination of the self treatment procedures described above.
Of these, perhaps the most important is keeping healthy and active, as this will not only reduce the impact of facet joint pain, but will also help keep your weight down so that the pressure on your back is minimised.
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Molly Sims is spotted on the set of her new movie Chez Upshaw on Sunday in Los Angeles (August 7). Molly tweeted the pic and said: "Shooting a scroll on the set of my new movie!"
Veteran actress Illeana Douglas was also seen on set - check out the pics in the gallery.
Chez Upshaw is a dark comedy about a couple who turn their B&B into a "check in, don't check out" resort for assisted suicides. The film also stars Kevin Pollak and Greg Grunberg. Pollack said last month that the movie is going to be fantastic:
"[Script writer Bruce Mason] wrote a hilarious, dark comedy that I'm excited as hell to inhabit, and over the moon about having Illeana as my considerably better half. On one level, it's the closest in tone I've seen to the British TV classic Fawlty Towers, but with an original, fresh helping of the macabre and the surprisingly sweet love story of this forever-married couple."


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- " The safe box was not safe in my double room, never! ever! Somebody(maybe one of staffs) swiped my money in the safe box. That's why I checked out hurry. Also, they never changed towels and bed seats for 5 days. I'll never recommend this hostel to my friends and relatives. It was such a terrible hostel. "
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- " I had a great stay for 6 nights. The staff were very accomodating and helpful. They were all happy to assist with local knowledge & advice, also booking several tours for me. As the sunflower stop is not in the main drinking part of town it attracted more laid back characters which made for a more homely feel but fun is never far away. "
- 15 Jan 2012 Duane
- " The staff was the only good thing about this hostel, they were very helpful and nice. Other than that, there aren´t much positive to mention about this hostel. Bedbugs in the beds, dust underneath the beds and in every corner. The wall at our dorm didn´t go all the way to the roof, this was annoying because we then couldn´t decide wether to have the lights on or off at night (since we couldn´t control the light in the neighboor dorm). Bathrooms and showers were bad, overall it´s not clean enough. Compa "
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I think he's been hitting a 10k milestone virtually everyday. I keep thinking that maybe one day, just one, that maybe he'll cut me a break and not show up in the milestones. But nooooo. He's been beating me like a rented mule. Yup. {j/k of course - that's some nice pointage raptor.}
Great job to everyone for their stones! Keep up the awesome work! Sorry I haven't been keeping up, I've been really busy and check in every now and again. Raptor, you're tearing it up, keep at it!
Milestones for June 17th, 2011 BowHunt3r passes 600,000 Munkhtur passes 450,000 F150_Raptor passes 90,000
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ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. -- A St. Johns County jury convicted a man today on child sex abuse charges.
Michael Louis McIntosh, 32, was found guilty of five counts of sexual battery on a person less than 12 years of age, lewd or lascivious molestation and lewd or lascivious conduct.
From January 2004-October 2005, McIntosh sexually abused and molested boys that spent time at his home in St. Johns County.
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Bay Bridge Closure: How Will You Get Around When The Span Is Closed For Five Days?
The old span will be closed on the evening of Wednesday, Aug. 28, and the new span will open on Tuesday morning, Sept. 3
There will be no Bay Bridge for five days later this month. New or old.
If you need to travel from the Peninsula to the East Bay how are you going to get there?
That's the big question facing commuters as well as residents as the Bay Area gets ready to transition from the Bay Bridge built in 1936 to the new span with its temporary seismic fixes.
The Toll Bridge Program Oversight Committee voted to make the switch over the Labor Day holiday weekend.
The old bridge will close down at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 28. The new $6.4 billion bridge will open at 5 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 3.
It only took 11 years of construction to get to this point.
As soon as the existing bridge shuts down, Caltrans crews will begin aligning the new span with Interstate 80 on both the western and eastern ends. They'll also be installing $250,000 worth of steel shims to provide seismic safety until a permanent fix can be put in place.
State Sen. Mark DeSaulnier (D-Concord) supports opening the new bridge as soon as possible because of seismic concerns about the current bridge.
However, he is critical of how long the project has taken and how much it has cost.
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Evelyn Rose Peterson, 96, Maryville, Missouri, died Wednesday, December 19, 2012, at Village Care Center in Maryville.
Evelyn was born July 25, 1916, in Maryville, to Fred and Elizabeth (Wilmes) Auffert.
She was a 1934 graduate of St. Patrick's High School, a homemaker and had worked as a bookkeeper for the JC Penney Store all of Maryville.
Evelyn was united in marriage to Russell Carl Peterson on April 14, 1955, in Maryville. Evelyn and Russell spent most of their married life on a farm near Maitland, Missouri. While living in Maitland, Evelyn was a member of the Town and Country Extension Club, Community Betterment Program, and the Depot Crew. They retired from farming in 1985, moving back to Maryville.
Russell preceded her in death on April 3, 1987.
While living in Maryville, Evelyn was an honorary member of the MO Omicron Master Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, Widow Person Service, and various card clubs. She was a lifelong devout Catholic and was a member of St. Gregory's Catholic Church, Maryville; where she was active in the St. Therese's Guild.
Others preceding her in death were brothers Sylvester, Richard,and Fred Auffert, and two sisters Kay Pfeifer Taylor and Marie Gallagher.
Survivors include three sister-in-laws, Shirley Auffert and Isabelle Auffert, both of Maryville, and Arvella Peterson, Atlantic, Iowa; five nephews; eight nieces, and numerous great-nephews, great-nieces and cousins.
For those that had the privlege of knowing her, she will be remembered as a very kind, faithful, and fun loving woman and will be truly missed.
Visitation will be from 5:30-7 PM, Friday, December 21 at St. Gregory's followed by a Parish Rosary at 7 PM. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at St. Gregory's Catholic Church at 10 AM, Saturday, December 22. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Maryville.
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Afghanistan: Hidden Treasures from the National Museum, Kabul showcases some of the most remarkable archaeological finds in all of Central Asia and provides a glimpse into the world of the ancient Silk Road.
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Anna Quindlen had this advice: "Consider the lilies of the field. Look at the fuzz on a baby's ear. Read in the backyard with the sun on your face. Learn to be happy. And think of life as a terminal illness, because if you do, you will live it with joy and passion, as it ought to be lived."
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I can't begin to imagine how many times I've said, right here on this blog, that I hardly ever get sick. It's true. For years, it was rare for me to even get a cold. Along came the grandchildren and guess what? That is just no longer a valid statement. This time, Rob and I are both sick - as hard as we tried to avoid it, we caught the awful crud Avery had for the last two weeks. Dry, raspy cough, sore throat and worse of all, earache. Ugh. What it is about getting an earache that makes me feel like a four year old!
I tell you, once your grandchildren start going to preschool and daycare, they become walking germ factories.
Avery and Cameron are both finally over everything and doing great. Me and Papa? Uh, not so much. lol
Here's Cameron's little preschool graduation, two weeks ago. He's the third one from the right... the one kid in the whole photo you can't see of course. You wouldn't believe the crowd I was digging my way through, trying to get one photo. They were performing a little song, in English and then in Spanish.
He got a certificate of course, but he was far more interested in the goody bag his teachers gave him.
I know. You wish you were as accomplished a photographer as I am. :) (I am truly a terrible photographer.)
Avery wouldn't go down the slide - she was wearing shorts and the slide was a little too warm for her - so my daughter Krissy sat her in her lap. The three of them had a lot of fun on the playground equipment.
Nana stayed off the equipment and just took terrible photos of all the fun. lol
It's hard to believe how big Avery's getting, isn't it? I don't think she could possibly be cuter and I love every square inch of her sweet little self. She's maybe the best natured little kid I've ever known in my life.
She does have one little bad habit though. She's a hair twister. Once her hair got long enough to wrap around her finger, she started doing this. She sits and twists her hair around and around her finger and then she somehow manages to tie it in a knot. You can tell she's not even aware she's doing it but let me tell you, if we have to cut very many more of those knots out of her hair, she's going to be bald on that side.
She scared me half to death last week. Normally, she wakes up from her nap with a big smile on her face, in a happy mood. I went in to get her last Friday and she was sobbing. This is so completely unlike her that I was really concerned, but she'd been sick after all and I thought maybe she just didn't feel good. So I cuddled her in my lap and still she wouldn't stop sobbing. Finally, I realized her hand was stuck to the side of her head. When I looked closer, I couldn't believe it. She'd twisted her hair around her index finger so tightly that she couldn't get her finger out and the worst thing of all? The whole end of her finger was BLACK from loss of blood flow. It scared so much, I just grabbed my scissors and intended to cut the hair, but it was so tight around her finger, I couldn't get the scissors in. So I went with my gut and just broke the hair off. I'm sure it hurt her but I had to get that hair off her little black finger.
Good grief! We don't have a clue how to make her stop - it's a subconscious habit.
I'm happy to report that the pool is officially up and running for the summer here at Chelseaville.
That's the smallest kiddie pool you can buy I think. And this is its third summer with us. We planned to get a bigger one this year but guess what? A bigger one won't fit into our Explorer. LOL
It occurs to me, however, that the size doesn't bother the kids one bit. Fill that pool up with water balloons and they couldn't care less that it's a tiny little pool.
Guess who makes the water balloons? I get completely soaked in the process and you don't want to know how sore your fingertips get from tying all of those little suckers.
I need to remember to thank Krissy for buying them in the first place and then making sure Nana never runs out of them. Arrggggh!
I also intended to buy some new pool toys for them and haven't gotten around to it yet. So I used my imagination and gave them our plastic buckets (the blue one is Rob's and the pink one is mine, of course :), my houseplant watering cans and some squirt bottles and they were in water play heaven.
It's so sweet, how easy it is to entertain children this age. Something like watching the rolie polies they caught crawl around Nana's living room floor amuses them for hours.
Maybe that's because rolie polies are allowed to crawl around on the living room floor at Nana's house. They're not even allowed IN their mommy's house. lol
Cameron and Avery run poor Chelsea ragged on Fridays and this is what she looks like about five minutes after their daddy picks them up...a pathetic puddle of pooped puppy. :-) But I think it would break little Chelsea's heart if they stopped coming down here to play. She has a ball with them.
Like me, it just takes her a day or so to recover. :)
...in western Colorado. After a record-breaking cold winter, we had a record-breaking high temperatures week last week. Last Tuesday it was 102 degrees here. That's hot, people! Thankfully, there's very little humidity out here so it's bearable but you can't sit on our uncovered patio for two minutes before you fly right back indoors where the a/c is working like crazy to keep up.
I love it. I can assure you, after the endless cold, gray, dreary winter we just had, I'm never going to complain about the heat. Never.
There's nothing real exciting going on around here right now. Cameron's going to be five on June 30th and his birthday party is at Banana's this year - that's a big amusement park here in Grand Junction. Mandy and Aaron will be here and he's just beyond excited. He keeps asking me how many sleeps until his birthday - "sleeps" is how he measures days. :)
And of course we're looking forward to Mandy and Aaron's visit. We haven't seen them since they lost their pregnancy and I want to hold my daughter.
They're both in a good place with it all now though. And by now I guess everyone knows that Celine Dion is finally pregnant, after struggling for something like eight years, with twins, and attributes it to acupuncture fertility treatments. Very encouraging for all of us since Mandy and Aaron are also receiving those treatments.
I'm hoping to have good news to announce again soon. :)
I hope you're all enjoying summer. To those of you who live in the gulf coast region, my heart goes out to you. You know, I grew up in Beaumont, TX, right on the gulf coast, and it's sickening to me to imagine what all the beaches I went to so many times must look like now.
If anything exciting, earth shattering or even mildly amusing happens around here any time soon, you'll be the first to know.
Boring and mundane is right up my alley right now. I'm loving it.
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Racist abuse may drive me out of Ireland says Pakistani doctor - POLL
Victim of racist attack leads him to rethink his future
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mahernan24 | Apr 30, 2012, 12:28 AM EDT
Irish people who behave this way and think this way should be ashamed of themselves. Remember how the brits treated the Irish? well, don't do it to other people. My grandmother always respected and had a fascination with Irish history and culture. She taught this to me. Irish people behaving racist is plain stupid.
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awoken32 | Jan 21, 2012, 05:12 PM EST
Bishopsean good sites to look into zionism an get other links would be David Icke or Alex Jones,there very good for anyone interseted in the power elite as these to guys have studied this subject for nearly forty year between them,you could look inti those sean,im sure you would find it very interseting if you look into it with an open mind,an then you van come to your own conclusions
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awoken32 | Jan 21, 2012, 04:38 PM EST
By the way Bishopsean id just like to say that zionism is not a race its a political ideology,IT IS NOT A RACE,you should look into it,its a real eye opener,everything becomes so clear ie the system
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awoken32 | Jan 21, 2012, 04:28 PM EST
Like i said i dont beleive in organised religon,i beleive jesus was a great man but he was not a god,he was a freedom fighter against oppression an the miney system,i do not beleive that if god had a son he would send him to earth an let him be brutally murdered by a pack of iggnorant humans,just to prove a point,nah as i said i have my own beleive of gods good an bad an my own beleive of the power that they have weilded over the world since babylon sumeria an other recording of ancient civilizations began,also knowlage from the ancient books,i dont knock anyone that follows jesus as his message is a great moral code,im just entitled to my own beleifs,as for zionism i have been looking into that for a number of years now so my sources are many,you should look into it for yourself if you wanna study an make your own mind up after,i not only beleive i know it to be a fact,as for ireland to be leaders an not followers,what do you mean.leaders in what????? you spout a lot of holy preaching bit you dont answer the simple question,how does ireland save its culture from becoming swamped by illegal mass immigration
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BishopSean | Jan 21, 2012, 03:28 PM EST
Hi, Awoken. We Irish must preserve what is most important in our culture, which is its Christian heritage, being part of the family of Jesus Christ. In the age of internet, TV, Radio, etc., our island is no longer so isolated. So, will we be leaders or followers? BTW, I would like to know the sources for your Zionist elitists statements. Finally, you are prepared to believe in a higher being, a god or gods...that would seem to express some disappointment with Jesus Christ. What better description of a God is there than He who did not cling to his divine status, but emptied himself of all and came down to us. He knew we would reject Him, cast him out of our city and put Him on the cross but He went there to save us from our sins and offer us eternal life with Him and the Trinity. We do not have to earn salvation; we have only to "trust and obey." Where could you possibly find a better deal or a more loving, forgiving and generous deity? Best wishes.
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awoken32 | Jan 20, 2012, 06:25 PM EST
Bishopsean do you not think that the irish must presevre our identidy an culture? whats your answer to the problem,meet the immigrants at our airports an take them out of the back of truck an evangelize them,into our way of thinking? you not think that is totally unrealistic an moreover a bit foolish eh? its never gonna happen,it basically boils down to respect for other cultures an not invading other cultures in the masses as it can only lead to one thing,the ultimate change of that society an that is the starting concequence with the ending being the destruction of that culture for good,replaced with totally new and unbalanced mix of new majority cultures tangling for power,its just not on,ive kids an grankids an there is no way im leaving them an unsafe ireland with the REAL IRISH been put under the hammer because my generation taught we were been nice by ignoring all the dangers such an influx will bring,turning a blind eye to the facts from other countries dealing with the sickening problems,which is really what they are,its every irish man an womens duty to pass on an ireland that our ancestors fought an died for to pass on to us,even if it means our own lives,what has to be done has to be done,an the sooner the better this can happen,its actually what is the right thing to do,an anyone that looks into his or her heart would have to aggree,we as a country must keep this island major majority irish always,with a quoata on the population,anytime it goes over the quota there needs to be deportations in order to balance it up,you dont commit cultural genocide of your people NEVER
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awoken32 | Jan 20, 2012, 05:58 PM EST
Bishopsean of course id love the world to be united as one an live in harmony,of course i would,but as humans we are not at that stage yet,there is to much trouble in the world,its all caused by the zionist elites,but the world has loads of cultures with strong beleives an the is the reality,mass immigration is being forced on white countries to break up identidy/nationality in oreder to stop the resistance to the facist stae thats rearing its ugly head,mass immigration was never desighned or push by the elites to help europeans,it was quit the opposite,until the elites can be took out of power humanity will become nothing more than a slave race,but here sean if it ever comes to a time when humanity is ready it would have to mean an abolishment of organised religon as it is only another tool that is used to divide people,it always has been throughout the whole of history,that is what it was desighned for,moslem religon to the catholic religon to the christian religon,they all have the same stories,all of them differant branches of the same beleives put pushed on the masses in order to bit one against another,i beleive in a higher being a god or gods,but i beleive that my people need to preserve our race,its not even a beleive its a right,we should not be confined to history as a people,thats just common sence,just like god helped the jews survive in you will
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awoken32 | Jan 20, 2012, 05:46 PM EST
i beleive in my own god Bishopsean, hitler an stalin were under the controll of the zionist elite,in there respective countries,owned controlled an pointed in the right direction for the war,that was always used as a building block desighn for the NWO plan,they were pitted against the other zionist faction in europe,one wanted to build the NWO by force ie hitler,an the others wanted to build it by stealth = royals of england an co.all funded by the rothchilds an warburghs,pol pot was all about eugenics in his slaughter of his people,another oligargh zionist,an if you have evangilised a moslem in his country it must have been underground as you would have been murdered for preaching christianity out in the open,evangelizing will not do anything to save ireland from illegal mass immigration,the occupying of our lands,restricting an reverseing laws will only help us
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BishopSean | Jan 20, 2012, 04:50 PM EST
Hi, Awoken. I have evangelized, one on one, in Muslim countries. Somehow, muslims are more open than our post-Christian western secular humanists. Please note that secular humanists (the modern term for atheists coined by Sir Julian Huxley; he was the grandson of Thomas Huxley who coined the word agnostic to soften the name atheist in his time) were responsible for more murders in the 20th century (under Mussolini, Hitler, Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot and their minions) that in all previous history--including all religious wars. Secular humanism is a non-theistic cruel religion that deifies either man (nordic man, for Hitler) or the State. George, the Irish wont be losing our homeland by evangelizing--they have a very long tradition of doing this. Do have another look at the Gospel (God-spiel) of Jesus Christ. He loves you.
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awoken32 | Jan 20, 2012, 10:41 AM EST
Bishopop sean save the preaching there,organised religon is responsible for the deaths of millions of people wordwide the abuse of millions of kids worldwide,im not saying all preists are bad,but i can tell by your comment your full of it,take your preaching to a moslem country im sure they would listen to your jesus like speach lol
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GeorgeDillon | Jan 20, 2012, 09:34 AM EST
BishopSean__I got a better plan. Why don't you buy a one-way air ticket to Karachi, and you can evangelize and pout with the Paks for the rest of your life. Why should Irish people lose their homeland because of your nutty needs?
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BishopSean | Jan 20, 2012, 09:29 AM EST
Back in 1968 (?) I was depressed when the Soviets invaded Czechoslovakia. I had been hoping that the Soviets could rise about their own self-imposed level of ignorance, seeing the advanced Socialist Czech experience. While I sat and pouted, Brother Andrew of Holland thanked God that the Russians had come half-way to his house (he had been declared "persona non grata" in the USSR for smuggling in Bibles), loaded up his old van with Russian language Bibles and went to Prague. While the Czechs were giving the Russian soldiers hate stares, Brother Andrew went up to them in their tanks, told them that Jesus loved them, and evangelized them. So... Irish Christians, thank God for the Pakistanis that came here where you can evangelize them in love and peace--how different from what happens in Muslim societies.
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GeorgeDillon | Jan 20, 2012, 09:07 AM EST
watatatow--You're wight, the Iwish are so wacist. Most of them object to the colonization of their country by Poles, Pakis, Borneans, Bulgarians, Botswanans, Australians, Angolans etc. etc .... --I can't list all 100 nationalities of the settlers in Ireland. What cheek those Irish have! They ought to follow the example of the Sioux in Montana, who just lay down when white settlers started moving in. Oh wait, those Sioux displayed their racism at a place called Little Big Horn--maybe they're not such a good example. But now that you know that the Iwish are so wacist, do please warn any Pakis, Poles, Russians, Nigerians, Chinese, Brazilians, Australians, Estonians, Romanians, Ruandans, Latvians, Laotians --how long does this list have to be?-- you know who are planning to settle Ireland.
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awoken32 | Jan 20, 2012, 04:49 AM EST
watatawow speaking the truth is not racist,racism is hateing someone because of their skin colour or religion,it does not mean that people cannot speak the truth,yes facts are all thats been spoken here,you should look uop racism in the dictionary you should also look up preserving ones culture,and illegal mass immigration,a little homework for ye there.IRELAND NEEDS MASS DEPORTATIONS/REPATRIATIONS
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Katowice | Jan 20, 2012, 01:56 AM EST
watatatow , I hope you understand and know that the people we are talking about are more racist than we are or ever will be. They are dead weight to any society including their own.
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The Department of Communication Studies seeks to provide students pursuing a degree in mass communication or speech communication with the theoretical foundations and practical knowledge of effective personal and public communication principles. The department offers courses in the general education curriculum and majors and minors in three sequences: Speech Communication, Speech Education, and Mass Communication.
New Students who are interested in The Department of Communication Studies should take a look around this webpage, click around above and check out our activities. When you're ready, click here to request more information from the Admissions Office about East Texas Baptist University.
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Assuming both Manchester clubs, currently level on points, win their respective final matches, the league title will be decided on goal difference. United's score on that count stands at 55, City's at 63.
So, United fans must now pray for City to falter against Queens Park Rangers at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday, and hope that their team can better City's result. The Red Devils play their last game of the season against Sunderland at the Stadium of Light.
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