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STP/IM Component/Discussion on STP IM and JWT
Preliminary STP Intermediate Model (STP-IM) is a "bridge" between STP editors and its elements have the role of conceptual transport between different development spaces with the purpose of capturing as much common SOA design information as possible. STP-IM defines a metamodel whose elements and structure fulfil this unification, or transport role.
Similarly, the Java Workflow Tooling project defines, as part of its mission to unify different workflow definition languages, a metamodel. This metamodel provides a consistent and complete set of elements to respond to the needs of a generic workflow editor and engine while at the same time covering most current workflow languages and standards.
Given the similarities in the needs and purposes of STP-IM and JWT, discussions have been initiated with the aim to improve communication, sharing and collaboration between the two projects. This page is intended as a living space where information on the status of this collaboration is kept up to date.
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Early Treatment Is Key if Your Child Has Crossed Eyes
Does your baby seem to have trouble focusing on a specific object? Strabismus, a misalignment of the eyes, is one of the most common eye problems in children, affecting about 4 percent of children under the age of 6 years. The eyes—one or both—may turn inward, outward, turn up, or turn down. At times, more than one of these conditions are present. Strabismus is also called "wandering eye" or "crossed-eyes."
Experts do not completely understand the cause of strabismus, but it results from failure of the eye muscles to work together. The brain controls the eye muscles, which are attached to the outside of each eye. About 50 percent of children with strabismus are born with it. There appears to be a higher incidence of strabismus in children with disorders that affect the brain, such as cerebral palsy or hydrocephalus. Strabismus may also occur later in life as a result of an illness, cataract, or eye injury.
All forms of strabismus have been found to cluster in families. Siblings and children of an individual with strabismus may have an increased chance to also develop it, but a single inherited cause has not been identified.
What are the symptoms of strabismus?
It is normal for a newborn's eyes to move independently and at times, even cross. However, by three to four months old, an infant should be able to focus on objects and the eyes should be straight, with no turning. If you notice that your child's eyes are moving inward or outward, if he/she is not focusing on objects, and/or the eyes seem to be crossed, you should seek medical attention. Thirty to 50 percent of children with strabismus develop secondary vision loss (amblyopia, also known as lazy eye). The onset of strabismus is most common in children younger than 6 years of age.
The symptoms of strabismus may resemble other medical conditions. Always consult your child's physician for a diagnosis.
Early detection and treatment can prevent permanent visual impairment. Strabismus is diagnosed during an eye examination. Eye examinations are recommended for all children by the age of 3. However, if your child is having symptoms of strabismus or other eye disorders at any age, a complete eye examination should be performed.
Treatment for strabismus:
Specific treatment for strabismus will be determined by your child's physician based on:
Your child's age, overall health, and medical history
The extent of the disease
The cause of the disease
Your child's tolerance for specific medications, procedures, or therapies
Expectations for the course of the disease
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Your child may be referred to an ophthalmologist (eye care specialist) for treatment of this problem. Treatment may include one, or more, of the following:
Eye drops
Surgery to straighten the eyes
Eye exercises
Eye patch over the strong eye (if amblyopia is present) to improve the weak eye
Strabismus cannot be outgrown. However, early treatment can prevent visual impairment.
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AWS Deep Learning Base AMI (Amazon Linux)
Product Overview
AWS Deep Learning Base AMI provides a foundational platform of NVIDIA CUDA, cuDNN, GPU drivers, Intel MKL-DNN, Docker and Nvidia-Docker, etc. for deploying your own custom deep learning environment.
For example, for machine learning developers contributing to open source deep learning framework enhancements, the AWS Deep Learning AMI provides a clean foundation for installing your custom configurations and forked repositories to test out new framework features. You could also be a Machine Learning / AI startup with a highly specialized deep learning setup that needs a foundation to run on a cloud-scale infrastructure.
The AWS Deep Learning AMI is provided at no additional charge to Amazon EC2 users.
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The AWS Deep Learning Base AMI comes with the CUDA 10 environment installed by default, however you can also switch to other CUDA version environment using simple one-line commands: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/dlami/latest/devguide/tutorial-base.html.
Check the AWS Deep Learning AMI developer guide for more how-to guides, detailed release notes, and additional deep learning resources: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/dlami/latest/devguide/what-is-dlami.html
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Fallout 3 Nets GDC Game of the Year Award
Bethesda's effort also came away with Best Writing award. Media Molecule's cutesy PlayStation 3 platformer was also heavily praised, coming away with four different awards for its Game Design, Technology, Innovation, and a Best Debut nod.
Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima was given a Lifetime Achievement Award, Harmonix co-founders Alex Rigopulos and Eran Egozy netted a Pioneer Award for their work on advancing music games via Guitar Hero and Rock Band, and Tommy Tallarico received an Amabassador Award "for helping to advance the game audio community."
In all, 13 awards were given away. The complete list of winners follows below:
Game of the Year:
Fallout 3 (Bethesda Softworks)
Best Game Design:
LittleBigPlanet (Media Molecule)
Best Writing:
Fallout 3 (Bethesda Softworks)
Best Technology:
LittleBigPlanet (Media Molecule)
Best Visual Arts:
Prince of Persia (Ubisoft Montreal)
Best Debut Game:
LittleBigPlanet (Media Molecule)
Best Handheld Game:
God Of War: Chains Of Olympus (Ready at Dawn)
Innovation Award:
LittleBigPlanet (Media Molecule)
Best Audio:
Dead Space (EA Redwood Shores)
Best Downloadable Game:
World Of Goo (2D Boy)
Lifetime Achievement Award
Hideo Kojima
Pioneer Award
Alex Rigopulos and Eran Egozy
Ambassador Award
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Here is a type of diagram which I often do on tree ring data. I've never seen anything like this in the tree ring literature, but some of you may be interested.
The top panel simply plots the cumulative growth of each tree in a network on a time scale. The slope of the plot for each tree indicates its growth rate. It's a pretty simple and obvious thing to do, so you'd think that people would do it all the time, but they don't. There are a lot of datapoints plotted here – 18,851.
The middle panel is the Tornetrask RCS ring width "chronology" (my calculation which is pretty close to the figure in Briffa et al, NATO 1996), which is essentially the mean growth after removing the "age-related" trend. In RCS standardization, the negative exponential model is fitted to all the measurements, rather than to each core individually. In "conservative" standardization, a negative exponential model, or as a default a stright or negative-sloping straight line) is fitted to each individual tree. The bottom panel shows the implied amount of "adjustment" from the age-adjustment – negative values "gross up" the site chronology, rather than the opposite. (Maybe I should reverse this in future presentations). I think that there are all kinds of interesting statistical issues involved in these "standardization" processes, which, as far as I can tell, have never been considered by real statisticians. Cook is by far the best of the dendrochronologists at statistics, but the whole field needs housekeeping. I've been working on this from time to time and have some interesting results, but obviously have some other irons in the fire.
I'm showing this graphic because of the recent interest in my Tornetrask post and it illustrates some thoughts that I may not have articulated, but influence my views on some of these matters. [Note: the graphic below and a few comments have been updated on Mar. 20, 2005. In doing this graphic before for web-version, I didn't remove NA data. You see the effect of a long NA patch in a core in the 12th century which is perfectly level. I'll post a bit about NA in these records in connection with Polar Urals where it is pervasive. The plotting function didn't plot values after an NA value. The update does – that's why it's a little denser in this version.]
Just looking at the top panel, I find the relative linearity of growth in many cores to be quite striking. Obviously some cores have a juvenile growth spurt – this is an effect that is allowed for by the negative exponential models. But a lot of cores don't seem to have much of a juvenile effect. For example, look at the "alpha" trees in the first millennium: they start off as fast-growers and keep growing fast until they die. The modern "alpha" trees are also fast growers from the start( I mis-described one tree in the prior version.)
Secondly, the recruitment of new trees is obviously not homogeneous. There are some big gaps, e.g. the 16th century and from the late 18th century on. Impressionistically, periods of long-term high RW "chronologies" seem to be somewhat biased to periods of low recruitment and vice versa. It makes one wonder about whether the negative exponentials are really modeling this the right way.
You can see that the age-adjustment factor has been increasing in the past 150 years and is presently at the highest level in the entire record (because of the lack of young trees sampled.) The contribution of the "alpha" tree to the 20th century chronology will be remarkably high because its modern growth is high relative to its age.
FIGURE 1. Tornetrask. Top panel – Cumulative ring width by individual core; middle – RCS "chronology" (smoothed); bottom; the implied age adjustment in the RCS chronology. [Amended Mar. 29, 2005]
The diagram for the Tasmania site, also beloved of multiproxy studies, has some quite spectacular aspects to it – I'll try to tidy it up and post it up in a week or two.


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The biggest postcard in the world does not fit into any known terrestrial letterbox. It measures 24 metres by 1.35 metres and shows a 3700-kilometre long, 166-kilometre wide strip of Martian landscape in south-north direction.
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Alistair Lloyd is a Melbourne based writer and narrator who has been consuming good quality science fiction and fantasy most of his life.
You may find him on Twitter as <@mr_al> and online at <alistairlloyd.com>.
Alistair Lloyd is a Melbourne based writer and narrator who has been consuming good quality science fiction and fantasy most of his life.
You may find him on Twitter as <@mr_al> and online at <alistairlloyd.com>.
AntipodeanSF supports the ASFF
Please visit the ASFF website and consider joining for up-to-date info about Australian SF cons, awards, competitions, and to receive the Foundation's newsletter, Instrumentality, and more.
Ion Newcombe is the editor and publisher of AntipodeanSF, Australia's longest running online speculative fiction magazine, regularly issued since January 1998, and conceived back around November 2007. He has been a zealous reader and occasional writer of SF since his childhood in the 1960s, and even sold a few stories here and there back in the '90s.
"Nuke", who it turns out loves editing more than writing, lives in the New South Wales North Coast holiday destination of Nambucca Heads, where he is self-employed in IT training, computer support, desktop publishing, editing, writing, and website implementation. He is also the resident tech-head, skeptic, and board member of community radio station 2NVR, where he produces a number of shows including The AntipodeanSF Radio Show.
Mark Webb's midlife crisis came in the form of attempting to write speculative fiction at a very slow pace. His wife maintains this is a good outcome considering the more expensive and cliched alternatives. Evidence of Mark's attempts to procrastinate in his writing, including general musings and reviews of books he has been reading, can be found at www.markwebb.name.
One of Mark's very best forms of writing procrastination is to produce the eBook series for AntipodeanSF, which he has been doing since issue 175.
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Daniel is a sociologist, social entrepreneur, sci-fi fanatic and belligerent optimist.
Raised on Star Trek, other early influences include Kim Stanley Robinson and Douglas Adams.
In addition to writing, Daniel is a former diplomat, cofounded media transparency organization 'Write In Stone', spent 4 years studying revolution and democracy in the Arab Spring and leads workshops on collective decision making.
Umiyuri Katsuyama is a multiple-award-winning writer of fantasy and horror, often based on Asian folklore motifs.
A native of Iwate in the far north of Japan, she later moved to Tokyo and studied at Seisen University.
In 2011, she won the Japan Fantasy Novel Award with her novel Sazanami no kuni.
Her most recent novel, Chuushi, ayashii nabe to tabi wo suru, was published in 2018.
Her short fiction has appeared in numerous horror anthologies in Japan.
Benny Thang was born to immigrant parents and lives in Melbourne, Australia.
He enjoys stories in all its forms and hopes to write more things in the future that others might perhaps one day come across in-between the mundane things of their everyday lives.
Kyosuke Higuchi writes science fiction, speculative fiction, and literary essays. His debut novel, Kōzōsōshi [Structure Elements], won the fifth Hayakawa SF Contest in 2017.
His short fiction has appeared in Syosetsu Subaru, S-F Magazine, and Bungei, among others.
His latest book is a collection of essays entitled Subete namonaki mirai (2020).
Kyosuke lives with his wife and young daughter in Nagoya, Japan. Find him on Twitter at <https://twitter.com/rrr_kgknk>.
Daphne has read SF since childhood. She writes poems, flash fiction and short stories which vary from the darkly humorous to the vaguely sinister. She is currently working on a flash novella, and a collection of short stories.
Daphne reads regularly at Perth Poetry club and has recorded two podcasts for ILAA on Kalamunda radio.
She lives with her partner and a holographic cat.
Her pamphlet The Blue Boob Club is published by Indigo Dreams Press: <https://www.indigodreams.co.uk/daphne-milne/4594486684>.
A Physicist in Engineer's clothing, Rudy worked 20 years in the Defense Aerospace Industry, from performing Lightning Protection analysis on the Space Shuttle to the design of Radar Absorbing Materials. He then joined Academia as a Professor of Electrical Engineering, where for another 20 years he attempted to infect unsuspecting students with a love for Maxwell's equations.
Since High School he has spent most of his free time either writing Science Fiction or trying to figure out how to make Science Fiction a reality. (His students' latest work has led to the demonstration of efficient RF antennas that radiate using true magnetic (not electric) currents.) His speculative fiction short stories have appeared in Residential Aliens, Ray Gun Revival, The Untold Podcast, and the Crossover Alliance Anthology Volume 2. The rest of his work is in the peer reviewed Physics and Engineering literature.
Rudy has also been involved in Jail Ministry for about 30 years. He and his wife Marcy live in Phoenix, Arizona.
In recent years, Ben F. Blitzer has produced three unpublished literary novels and an unpublished novella, set in or around Perth, Western Australia.
Some of his shorter works of fiction, however, feature science-fiction, fantasy, and horror themes.
He lives in Western Australia.
Toshiya Kamei holds an MFA in Literary Translation from the University of Arkansas.
His translations have appeared in venues such as Clarkesworld, The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, and World Literature Today.
Alistair Lloyd is a Melbourne based writer and narrator who has been consuming good quality science fiction and fantasy most of his life.
You may find him on Twitter as <@mr_al> and online at <alistairlloyd.com>.
Maree Collie loves the idea of Flash Fiction. So much to say in such a little space. She also dabbles in short stories, monologues and plays.
Maree has had pieces published in anthologies, a play performed in 2018, and a monologue slated for performance October 2019.
She has completed a BA in Professional and Creative Writing at Deakin University.
Roger Ley is a retired lecturer in Computer Aided Engineering. He writes speculative fiction because it stops him drinking hard liquor and chasing fast women.
'Lone Orbit' is one of the stories in his speculative fiction collection, 'Dead People on Facebook' which will cost you half a cup of coffee.
His three other speculative fiction books are similarly available on Amazon AU or visit his website.
Find Roger at: <https://rogerley.co.uk>.
Roger's Amazon author page: <https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B01KOVZFHM>.
His YouTube playlist: <https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHDmc8dxD57cPaMnsYfuJhQIirRohnaWY>.
George Nikolopoulos is a speculative fiction writer from Athens, Greece, and a member of Codex Writers' Group. His short stories have been published in Galaxy's Edge, Daily Science Fiction, Factor Four, Grievous Angel, Helios Quarterly Magazine, Unsung Stories, Best Vegan SFF, The Year's Best Military & Adventure SF, Bards & Sages Quarterly, Havok, SF Comet, Mad Scientist Journal, Truancy, Digital Fiction QuickFic, The Centropic Oracle, StarShipSofa, 600 Second Saga, Antipodean SF, Manawaker Studio's FFP, Fifty Flashes, 9Tales from Elsewhere, Event Horizon 2017, and many other magazines and anthologies.
Where you see strange dreams, cockatoos and other nonsensical nostrums congregate, there's a good chance you'll also come across our author.
By day he's all manner of mundane things: a board member, business association manager, policy adviser, researcher and scholar - in Canberra.
At night he lets those wild ideas of his run, well, wild.
Old enough to just remember the first manned Moon landing, Kevin was so impressed he made science his life.
Retired now from teaching he amuses himself by reading, writing, following his love of weather and correcting people on the internet.
He's been writing since his teens and hopes he will one day get it right.
He can be found on twitter @KevinPhyland where he goes by the handle of CaptainZero and his work is around the place if you search using google or use the antisf.com.au archive.
Wesley Parish is an SF fan from early childhood. Born in PNG, he enjoys reading about humans in strange cultures and circumstances; his favourite SF authors include Ursula Le Guin, Fritz Lieber, Phillip K. Dick, J.G. Ballard and Frank Herbert. He lives in Christchurch, NZ, is an unemployed Java and C programmer, and has recently decided to become a mad ukuleleist, flautist and trombonist, and would love to revert to being the mad fiddler and pedal steel guitarist.. "Where oh where has my little pedal steel got to ... ?"
Shaun Saunders lives at the beachside suburb of Merewether, in Newcastle, NSW. He particularly enjoys Asimov's Foundation universe, and stories from the 'golden age' of SF. He is a regular contributor to AntipodeanSF, and winner of 2003 & 2004 AntiSF awards, and the inaugural 2005 SFSSC. His novel Mallcity 14 has been favourably compared with both 1984 and Brave New World.
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Carolyn's work spans devising, performance, theatre-in-education and a collaborative visual art practice.
She tours children's works to schools nationally with School Performance Tours, is a member of the Bathurst physical theatre ensemble Lingua Franca and one half of darkroom — a visual arts practice with videographer Sean O'Keeffe.
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Although a writer of the baby boom persuasion, Ed has not boomed for quite a while.
He lives with his wife plus a menagerie of non-domesticated — native Australian animals intropical North Queensland.
His writing within the 'real' science fiction context of COVID-19 is intermingled by long night sky vigils — searching for pesky aliens intent on maintaining their social distance to the nth degree.
Alistair Lloyd is a Melbourne based writer and narrator who has been consuming good quality science fiction and fantasy most of his life.
You may find him on Twitter as <@mr_al> and online at <alistairlloyd.com>.
Margaret lives the good life on a small piece of rural New South Wales Australia, with an amazing man, a couple of pets, and several rambunctious wombats.
She feels so lucky to be a part of the AntiSF team.
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Although not official, we may see Wes Craven return to the directors chair for the in-development "Sunflower". Written by Mischa Green, the story pertains to psycho college professors and innocent college girls. Sounds right up Craven's alley.
I know you've all been waiting for the return of Dee Sniders's Captain Howdy; you're going to be so happy! Dee Snider sat down and discussed his plans for "Strangeland 2: The Disciple".
Slasher fans will be happy to hear; splatter classic "The Prowler" is coming back to DVD later this year! Even better, a Blu-ray release is promised shortly after.
A few more minor details have been released regarding the momentum building behind "The Thing" prequel. Ever wonder what that little alien bugger looked like before it met R.J. MacReady? Sounds like we might find out.
Not to be content with a TV Series that was already working well in its current form in the UK, The Syfy Channel have announced plans to re-do the popular "Being Human" series.
Dark Sky Films have snatched up the rights to Adam Green's "Hatchet 2". Whether or not you loved or hated the first film, Dark Sky sees a franchise in their future.
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The Special Inspector General for Tarp Issues a Wakeup Call … Lambasts the Government and the Banks
The government's special inspector general in charge of oversight of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (the "TARP" bank bailouts) – Neil M. Barofsky – wrote a stunning editorial for Bloomberg yesterday, concluding:
Americans should lose faith in their government. They should deplore the captured politicians and regulators who distributed tax dollars to the banks without insisting that they be accountable. The American people should be revolted by a financial system that rewards failure and protects those who drove it to the point of collapse and will undoubtedly do so again.
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Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Christmas Weekend 2011
17 comments:
- Davis Valley Classic said...
Haley, I too felt that Christmas wasn't what I had thought it would be. Being a mom to a toddler (or to two of them, haha) is exhausting. Christmas is a fun time and kids can feel the excitement and so they sleep less and are just tiring. I fell asleep at 9 pm Christmas night I was so tired, haha! We can have quite, spiritual, serene Christmas's when our kids are grown and moved out, for now we get to enjoy the crazy times!
I want to see Brooks hair!!! How did it turn out?
I'm craving Kneaders now... thanks a lot.
You're so lucky Brooks slept at church, I was stationed near the drinking fountain with Avery :)
Where in CA is Adam's brother serving? I have family in CA, north and south.
I want to see "We Bought a Zoo" is it worth seeing in theaters or should I wait?
Sounds like a wonderful Christmas and I enjoyed looking at your pictures. Enjoy time with your family this weekend!
- December 27, 2011 at 11:08 AM
- Rachel said...
All these pictures are darling!We have that same picture above our bed too!
- December 27, 2011 at 11:28 AM
- Katie Kjar said...
What awesome pictures! And what a fun weekend you had! I'm reading and viewing the amazing pics of all you pulled off-----HELLO!!---you are a mother of a busy, active, healthy toddler, and you are an amazing homemaker, holiday planner, and an angel making a baby inside you! You are an incredible woman. A getter-done kinda gal. You planned and made a beautiful weekend possible for your darling famiLY. My brother Adam is the luckiest Guy. Can I tell you what a blessing you are to him?! And--your presence at our family gatherings (although not always the most stellar activities) is always a positive contributing part. I love you, and appreciate all that you are. You're a BEAUTIFUL PERSON.
Love you--
Your sister Kates
ps. I LOVE, LOVE LOVE! your pics on your bed! The colors are classic and capture your faces so well! What a treasure!
- December 27, 2011 at 11:59 AM
- thatjordangirl said...
Sounds so lovely! I cannot wait to hear about the haircut! You should have kept some of his curls! My husbands mom used to do that because she loved Zack's curly hair so much!
- December 27, 2011 at 12:27 PM
- Kendra said...
That looks like one mighty fine Christmas!
- December 27, 2011 at 4:31 PM
- Nick, Alex, & Nixon said...
Haley you are so cute and inspiring! I admire your firm grasp on what truly matters in our short mortal experience. I seriously hope to be just like you in so many way when I grow big... =D
- December 27, 2011 at 6:23 PM
- Kati Howard said...
Our christmas wasn't picture perfect either, both of our boys hardly slept at all.... maybe the excitement of Santa had to do with part of it. I know I got an average of 4 hour of sleep the previous week beofre, but I left all those things out of my post, because even an imperfect (is that a word?) Christmas is still a good one.
- December 27, 2011 at 7:11 PM
- Tunes & Spoons said...
AHHHHHHHHHHH! His first haircut!?! Those lovely locks are amazing! Did you cry? I probably would have.
Christmas can easily look perfect in a picture but it rarely actually is. All that matters is grasping the true meaning of Christmas, you seem like the kind of girl who would be pretty good at that.
Your Christmas looked absolutely wonderful though! Merry (late!) Christmas to you guys!
- December 27, 2011 at 7:49 PM
- Gentri said...
Ok, first- as I scrolled through each picture I would think "AH! Cutest picture ever!" and then I'd come to the next one and think the same thing! haha! Second- i saw we bought a zoo yesterday... LOVED it so so much! Third- you are just the cutest family and I love brooks' chubby cheeks! haha!
- December 27, 2011 at 10:23 PM
- Jamie said...
Looks like a perfect holiday.
- December 28, 2011 at 9:07 AM
- Britney said...
Oh hunny I'm totally with u about plans falling through and having crabby babies. Adams huge family has so many traditions and even though there are 9 little grandkids we just HAD to do all of them. And with all the preparations for making those traditions happen, by the time we got to finally doing them Jude was asleep for the night. I didn't get to read him the "My First Christmas" book I got him or put him in his Christmas jammies-- and I rarely even saw him Christmas Eve! I was ticked. But ur totally right. I had to be reminded that this season is about Christ and He loves us and wants us to have a peaceful, relaxing season full of good will to men.
But it sounds like u had some great memories still! Love the pics of ur boys jumping on the bed and B's excitement with his new toys! Priceless.
Sorry for the novel! I just totally feel u on this one!
- December 28, 2011 at 1:39 PM
- Unknown said...
oh my gosh, that french toast looks amazing. i will have to try that! also, that pic of your boys laughing in the mirror is darling. glad you had a wonderful christmas!
- December 28, 2011 at 5:24 PM
- Eva Marie said...
This is a lovely little post, I am loving all of the pictures.. especially the one of daddy cutting little brooks hair - HOW SWEET IS THAT?? melt my heart..
- December 28, 2011 at 8:32 PM
- Eva Marie said...
ps I wanted to say that toddlers are sometimes so tough to deal with :( I feel you my liv gives me a run sometimes.. I can only imagine being pregnant and chasing after her.. - lovely post because of your honesty
- December 28, 2011 at 8:34 PM
- Ashley {hudson's happenings} said...
Whew! So many wonderful memories packed into one Christmas....haircuts and caroling and presents and an afternoon movie and MORE! When you look back on this holiday season, I totally know that you'll forget about the plans that fell through and the tears and all the not so great little details. Look at all these beautiful happy photos you got! :D
I'm a strong believer in the fact that SOMETIMES it takes a few tears flowing to feel better and realize all of the good things that surround you, even in times when you feel like stuff is falling apart. Just like the way you felt a strong feeling of the Savior's love....maybe all these little "uh-oh's" happened so you could feel so peaceful and complete in His love, and so fortunate for your beautiful family. Yeah!
You and your family are truly beautiful....and no matter what, you always seem to live this wonderful life to the fullest!
p.s. pregnancy hormones are rough. :( I remember those. I have enough trouble with my regular hormones. HA!
- December 29, 2011 at 11:45 AM
- Unknown said...
You are so inspiring! You are so right. Those little things don't matter in light of the gift of Christ.
- December 30, 2011 at 10:22 PM
- Unknown said...
This whole post was so sweet. I love that you got to have your own little christmas in the morning...just the three of you. So so special. And brooks haircut! It makes him look older...in a good way :) So glad you had fun holidays hales! Miss you.
- January 6, 2012 at 2:10 PM


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As my time in the Philippines draws to a close, I want to take some time to reflect on the places I have had the opportunity to visit. I would like to preface this post by saying that during the week, I was actually working - I promise. However, those 48 hours in between Friday and Monday were just enough time to head out to the beach, scale a volcano, practice my karaoke, or visit nearby historical sites.
The common question seems to be "which place was your favorite"....well, that question is rather impossible to answer without two or three caveats, so the below list of 'must-dos' is in no particular order. In the words of General MacArthur, "I shall return" to the Philippines, as four months was not nearly enough to experience all this wonderful country has to offer.
Panglao Island, Bohol, Visayas
Easily accessible from Cebu City or Tagbilaran, the small island of Panglao is well-known for it's white-sandy beaches and incredible diving. A major plus of Panglao is that it doesn't typically have the crowds of tourists that Boracay attracts, which makes it easier to get around and quite a bit cheaper as well. The diving is suppose to be some of the best in the world.
Here, I did my open water diving certification course, swam in the ocean (a lot), barbecued on the beach with friends, and cruised around on a motorbike. The island is small enough to circle in less than an hour, and it's a beautiful ride! If you have never ridden a motorbike, a) don't tell that to whoever you are renting from and b) go to Panglao to figure it out - the traffic is light and the sides of the road have lots of bushes which will make for a softer landing.
Batad, Banaue, Northern Luzon
I decided to visit Sagada, Banaue, and Batad in one long weekend, but you can easily spend much more time at each without getting the least bit bored or sick of looking at the beautiful mountainous scenery. Getting up north is more straight forward from Manila via overnight bus, but if you don't mind taking a van, then a tricycle, a couple buses, and then various jeepneys to get to and from wherever you are in Luzon, it can be done :) It wouldn't be an adventure without getting lost at least 3 or 4 times, right?
Batad is home to the famous amphitheater rice terraces, which are as spectacular as the legends will have you believe. A big plus to Batad is that it's only accessible by foot, which deters many tourists leaving them behind in vehicle-accessible Banaue. Arrive in the morning and spend at least one night here - there are some phenomenal hikes around the terraces as well as straight up the steep face of them. Sleep in the actual village, a room with a one-inch pad on top of a piece of plywood will run you about 4 dollars. Accommodations in the village also have a place to bath yourself using rainwater collected in a large barrel. I'd call it a shower but you use a pail to pour the frigid water all over yourself. Not really effective nor is it enjoyable....maybe just shower before you head to Batad.
Around back of the terraces is a beautiful waterfall with a pool you can swim in...the waterfall is pretty big which makes the water a bit turbulent, but its plenty safe. It feels fantastic after hiking around in the heat. If you forget your bathing suit, I can attest that it's perfectly fine to just swim in your underwear...at least the German dudes having lunch nearby didn't seem to mind.
Puerto Princessa, Palawan
The island of Palawan, and specifically the city of 'Puerto' is known as the eco-tourism capital of the Philippines. It's clean, relatively uncongested, and has tons to offer for a long weekend. There are plenty of organized tours to keep you busy, or it's even easy enough to explore by yourself.
I did a tour of Puerto which included visits to a beautiful beachfront boardwalk, crocodile farm, and Baker's Hill where they have tamilok...a long disgusting-looking woodworm for you to try. There are two more must-dos: 1) a day trip up north to the underground river, which is one of the seven wonders of nature. 2) Also sign up for an island hopping tour in Honda Bay. This will usually include a ride from your hotel, snorkeling gear, an awesome lunch, and visits to 3-4 beaches, one of which has a diving board and cheap beer. How could you go wrong with that combination?
Sagada, Northern Luzon
When people talk about cities up north, Baguio seems to always be the first place people recommend. However, Baguio has been built up quite a bit and is home to many major hotels, massive apartment buildings, and a perpetual traffic jam. I am not knocking it - if you're into that, a lot of people absolutely love it there! For a quieter getaway, Sagada is where you will want to go. The town itself is tiny and hotels/hostels are very cheap. There are peaks to scale and trails to guide you, you just need to set out and remember which direction you walked to make the return a little more straight-forward. There are also numerous waterfalls to hike to - the two I visited have pools at the bottom fit for swimming. Special thanks also to my adventure companions and new friends for making my stop here an awesome time.
If you don't want to travel so far north, you can check out Mt. Pinatubo near the Clark Freeport Zone. While the logistics for getting to Mt. Pinatubo by public transport are a bit challenging, the beautiful 14km round-trip hike is well worth the trouble and they even sell cold beer at the top for you to enjoy while you soak in the scenery! Thank you JM for the early-morning lift to the trail-head and to Russ for always being up for an adventure.
Boracay, Visayas
When you visit the Philippines, you have to visit Boracay, it's required. It's white sandy beaches and endless nightlife draw tourists from all over the world. Given that I visited by myself, I chose to lay on the beach, sneak into resorts with nice pools, run in the sand, and go to bed at 830pm every night...and it was awesome. This place is the perfect getaway from Manila and is close enough that coming for a weekend is still well worth the trip. There are lots of activities to chose from - paragliding, sailing, cliff diving - but a must do is grabbing 3-4 beers from the store and strolling along the beach during the sunset.
Island of Negros, Visayas
My visit to Bacolod and its many nearby cities throughout Negros was made spectacular by my hosts at NWTF, so when you visit be sure to look them up and ask them to take you around :) Thank you, all of you, for making my time in Negros (and the Philippines, for that matter) truly unforgettable.
Bacolod was my first stop upon arriving in the Philippines, and I was based here for about 6 weeks. The first thing I noticed was that there were restaurants everywhere. The second thing I noticed was that everyone kept telling me how amazing the food was in Bacolod compared to everywhere else in the Philippines. While I was skeptical, I can confirm that they absolutely know their food. Grilled chicken, lechon, chop suey, halo-halo, and deserts for days. I can also say that Bacolod is not a great place to visit if you intend to lose, or even maintain, your body weight. Budget about 2-3 kilos per week.
Aside from the food, Negros (like most of the Philippines) has a great bus system and lots of easily accessible cities. Take a bus trip down the coast from Bacolod, through Bago, Kabankalan, and Bais toward the more well-known Dumaguete City. Try the banana chips on the bus, some fresh fish grilled on the beach, and bulalo on a piping hot skillet. Better make that 3-4 kilos per week...
Island of Bohol, Visayas
I already talked a bit about Panglao, which is adjacent to Bohol, but they really deserve to be discussed separately. Bohol is advertised (almost) exclusively as the island that has the 'chocolate hills' and is home to the tiny primates they call 'tarsiers'. Yes, it's important that you see these things. However, there is so much more to Bohol that many people likely miss because they don't spend enough time here.
For starters, Bohol is probably the most affordable place I visited during my four months in the Philippines. A good way to go is to base yourself in Tagbilaran, the main city on the island, and spend a couple of days doing day trips from there. Bohol itself is small enough that it allows you to travel all the way around in a matter of hours. The traffic is light and the views of the ocean are beautiful. Once you rent your motorbike, you will just need to decide whether you want to ride with the ocean on your left, or on your right. And yes, there is ziplining which you should definitely try. Thanks to the CEVI family for making sure there were no dull moments during my four weeks here :)
Island of Cebu, Visayas
Just east of Negros, Cebu City is easily accessible by sea or air. There really is so much to do here, and I can't begin to speak to it all as I only spent about 8 days in total here. However, the primary city is lively and is often referred to as 'the second Manila'. Head down south and you will find quieter towns with friendly people and nice beaches. If you head all the way to the south tip (Oslob) you can spend some time swimming around while sharks the size of a small bus, which is a pretty good time.
Oh, and don't forget to karaoke at one of the many 'party huts' along the side of the road. These will usually have a canopy to keep you dry, a cooler to keep you hydrated, and a videoke or karaoke machine to keep the party going. Don't ask why, but don't sing 'My Way' by Frank Sinatra...just don't do it, trust me.
Manila & Makati, Metro Manila, Luzon
Given that it is the nation's capital city and the world's most densely populated city, experiencing Manila is a must during any Pinoy immersion. If you don't mind walking, stick your wallet in your front pocket, memorize know the name of your residence and some nearby landmarks (you will get lost), and head out. Stop at a food cart when your hungry, look both ways before you cross the street (always), and soak up the energy of the city.
Makati is the business and financial hub of the Philippines, and is home to tall buildings, beautiful parks, and lots and lots of malls. It may sound silly, but Manila is famous for it's traffic. It does not matter what time of day it is, where in the city you are, and which direction you are headed - there will be traffic. Other highlights include the boardwalk along Manila Bay, Chinatown, the Mall of Asia, bargaining for cheap souvenirs at Divisoria 168, and the sweet street corn.
One of my favorite experiences was a day-long tour to the strategically important war island of Corregidor. While it's a little pricey, it includes 90-minute boatrides to and from the island, an entertaining (and slightly inappropriate) English-speaking tour guide, a bus with driver, all you can eat buffet lunch, and a chance to walk through some of the most historically-significant sites of the Philippines. Best done on a nice day, but the island itself is typically more humid than Manila! Wear shorts and don't forget your camera.
One thing to avoid back in Manila is the LRT/MRT system during rush hour. If you do chose to ride, prepare to wait in long lines and to have your personal bubble violated for the entirety of the experience. Also, make sure you know when your stop is coming and that you are on the correct side of the train to exit. If you don't exit the train within the first .5 seconds that the door is open, chances are that a mob of people will be pushing themselves aboard making your exit efforts completely useless. Best practice is to plan your day around not having to commute while the rest of Metro Manila's 12 million residents are doing so, but it's up to you.
Be a savvy tourist and know how much your cab is suppose to cost. My most-recent trip back from the airport, I noticed that the meter was going up suspiciously fast. When I asked about it, of course the response was that the meter was broken....some (certainly not all) taxi drivers rig their meters with a button they press on the steering wheel which causes the meter to advance more quickly than the typical 3.5 pesos per 300 meters. If you catch them, they will be nervous that you will report them (which you should do) but most importantly, you can decide how much the ride is going to cost :) Keep karma on your side and pay them what the ride should have cost....then flex your muscles while exiting the cab and report them...either a little intimidation or attempted legal enforcement is bound to save some future unbeknownst tourists from being overcharged.
Manila is a city that has so much to offer but experiencing it all requires an open mind, a willingness to sweat profusely, and possibly some really strong diarrhea medication. The sights, food, and people of Manila are what make this place so different, and so fun, to visit!
Samar & Leyte, Eastern Visayas
These two large islands are well off the tourist track, but boast some moving historical sights, beautiful scenery, and lively festivals. All of the cities I visited here had been kept relatively clean and were mostly uncongested. We traveled mostly by bus and van, which is a great way to see the many villages as you hug the coast of the pacific ocean.
At some point, be sure to cross the impressive San Juanico bridge, which serves as the connection between these two provinces and is allegedly the longest bridge in the Philippines. Be sure to park yourself in Tacloban for at least a night to experience the lively nightlife. From here, the city of Palo, on Leyte, is just a quick jeepney ride away where you can pose alongside General MacArthur and his commanders. The memorial itself is beautiful and is meant to show appreciation for the significant role he played in the liberation of the Philippines during World War II.
Thanks again to everyone who made this amazing trip possible - friends, family, supporters, co-workers, and the many new friends I have gained during these past four months. I shall return!


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Officer won't face charges for Ohio crash that killed 6
Prosecutor says family's car ran red light
An Ohio police officer whose cruiser slammed into a stopped car in the middle of an intersection tried to veer away but couldn't avoid the crash that killed six members of a family, and there is no basis to charge him, authorities announced Thursday.
Investigators concluded that the other driver entered a Columbus-area intersection despite a red light and was struck on the side by an Upper Arlington police cruiser that was responding to a middle-of-the-night robbery call with its lights and sirens activated.
The Oct. 18 crash killed the driver, his wife and four of their daughters, and the police officer was seriously hurt.
"It was a dreadful accident, and given the actions of the other driver, it was unavoidable," Perry Township police Chief Robert Oppenheimer said in a statement Thursday.
There were no signs that the driver, Eid Badi Shahad, was impaired. Exactly why he ran the red light or stopped in the intersection is likely to remain a mystery.
A Columbus police accident expert who was asked to investigate concluded the car had adequate braking equipment but may not have been able to stop short of the intersection because of other factors.
The analyst's report noted that Shahad may have been fatigued or distracted, and that while his driver's license required corrective lenses, it's not clear whether he was wearing glasses.
The red light would have been clearly visible to Shahad for hundreds of feet, the investigation showed.
"The Toyota enters the intersection, starts to stop but doesn't, rolls forward a few more feet then does stop," said the accident investigator, Columbus police Sgt. Brooke Wilson, at a Thursday news conference.
The officer, Shawn Paynter, 30, told the investigator that he thought the car would keep rolling through the intersection, so he swerved right to try to go around the back of it.
Dash-cam video shows Paynter's cruiser swerving slightly to the right before hitting the stopped Toyota Corolla squarely in the middle of the driver's side. By swerving and breaking, Paynter was able to reduce his speed from more than 80 mph to about 45 mph at impact, which may have saved his life, Wilson said.
The officer, who was not wearing a seat belt, suffered a serious head injury but has returned to work, said Upper Arlington Police Chief Brian Quinn, who said his agency will now conduct its own investigation into whether Paynter violated any policies.
Police identified those killed as Shahad, 39; Entisar W. Hameed, 31; Shuaa Badi, 16; Amna Badi, 14; Ekbal Badi, 12; and Lina Badi, 2.
None of them wore a seatbelt, and the youngest daughter was not in a child restraint.
The family were refugees from Basra, Iraq, who came to the United States about three years ago, people close to the family said. They had been out making visits as part of the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha.
Shahad's mother and his four sons were home at the time of the accident.
Officials said attorneys for the family have been notified of the findings of the investigation. One of their attorneys didn't immediately respond to a message left Thursday.
Quinn said Paynter is haunted by the crash and is declining interview requests.
"He struggles, but he's doing as well as can be expected," Quinn said. "It's a difficult, challenging time for him."


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Facebook Dislike Button Scam Gets More Sophisticated [WARNING]
Facebook does not have a dislike button, but that hasn't stopped spammers from trying to use it to scam users.
Online security firm Sophos rang the security alarm Monday with a post warning users about a scam that asks people to enable the dislike button.
It looks like the bulk of the damage from the scam occurred during the weekend. Nobody on team Mashable has seen the scam, and there is no evidence of the scam on public status updates from the past 24 hours. (It's important to note that Facebook search isn't comprehensive, and the scam may have found a way to hide from public search results.)
This isn't even the first time spammers have used the nonexistent Facebook dislike button to scam users, but this weekend's attack seems to have been more sophisticated. Facebook's new security tools likely limited the scam's effects.
Were you or any of your friends hit by the Facebook dislike button scam? Share your stories in the comments.
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Are all sins equal in God's eyes?
This question is addressed by our Shorter Catechism. (You can find the Westminster Shorter Catechism, with Scripture proofs, here.)
Q. 83: Are all transgression of the law equally heinous?
A. 83: Some sins in themselves, and by reason of several aggravations, are more heinous in the sight of God than others.
That is, there are some sins which are worse, in and of themselves, and others which are made worse by who is committing them, or the circumstances under which they are committed. In Ezekiel 8, we read of increasingly greater abominations, sins which are worse than those which came before. In Matthew 11:20-24, Jesus says cities of Israel will be judged more harshly than heathen cities of old because they ignored his teaching. We also read in John 19:11, "Jesus answered him, "You would have no authority over me at all unless it had been given you from above. Therefore he who delivered me over to you has the greater sin." Judas the betrayer bore greater guilt than the soldiers who arrested Jesus.
But then there's this:
Q. 84: What doth every sin deserve?
A. 84: Every sin deserveth God's wrath and curse, both in this life, and that which is to come.
"For whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point has become accountable for all of it." (Jas. 2:10) Even the most mild and slight of sins condemns us to eternal death in hell.
Q. 85: What doth God require of us, that we may escape his wrath and curse due to us for sin?
A. 85: To escape the wrath and curse of God due to us for sin, God requireth of us faith in Jesus Christ, repentance unto life, with the diligent use of all the outward means whereby Christ communicateth to us the benefits of redemption.
Q. 86: What is faith in Jesus Christ?
A. 86: Faith in Jesus Christ is a saving grace, whereby we receive and rest upon him alone for salvation, as he is offered to us in the gospel.
Q. 87: What is repentance unto life?
A. 87: Repentance unto life is a saving grace, whereby a sinner, out of a true sense of his sin, and apprehension of the mercy of God in Christ, doth, with grief and hatred of his sin, turn from it unto God, with full purpose of, and endeavour after, new obedience.
Thank God for the cross of Christ! As the Spirit has granted us the grace of faith and repentance, we can turn from our sins, however heinous in the eyes of God, and be forgiven them because Jesus Christ offered himself as a sacrifice in our place. Whatever your own sins may be, I pray this faith is also yours.
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Skipper Graeme Smith and Hashim Amla lead a South African fightback to finish on 86-1 to trail England by 299 runs.
South Africa fought back against England on the second day of the first Test on Friday, first with the ball and then the bat, to close on 86 for one after bowling England out for 385.
Captain Graeme Smith, playing his 100th test match, was 37 not out and Hashim Amla was on 47 after being dropped on 40 by first slip Andrew Strauss off Ravi Bopara. Alviro Petersen went for a duck, lbw to James Anderson with just one on the scoreboard.
The second-wicket partnership between Smith and Amla capped a much-needed improvement by the tourists after a lethargic display on day one, when England were mostly in control.
Morne Morkel finished off the England innings with four for 72, while Dale Steyn and Jacques Kallis claimed two wickets apiece. Alastair Cook added just one run to his overnight score to depart for 115 and Matt Prior added a vital 60 from 90 balls.
Comeback kings
It was an impressive comeback by the Proteas after England resumed on 267 for three. The bowling was more accurate and aggressive, although bowling conditions were better with the sun being replaced by cloud cover.
Prior's innings was a vital contribution as England, at one point, looked as if they were going to collapse at 313 for seven as the Proteas squeezed them with some tight, penetrative bowling.
Prior struggled early on but after lunch was more fluent, hitting three fours in six balls in one sequence. Prior reached his fifty by straight driving Vernon Philander for four.
He was eventually Morkel's third victim and was also one of AB de Villiers' five catches, which would please the team having lost the services of veteran wicketkeeper Mark Boucher to a freak eye injury on the first day of the tour.
Cook was the first man to fall in the day when he dragged a full-length ball from Steyn back on to his off stump. Steyn then picked up Ravi Bopara, making his latest comeback, for a duck when he mistimed a hook shot and edged to the keeper.
Ian Bell was bowled for 13 by Kallis after some clever swing and seam bowling that outfoxed the batsman. Stuart Broad (16) and Graeme Swann (15 not out) chipped in down the order.
Despite taking only the one wicket, England would at least have been encouraged by occasional evidence of sharp spin from Swann and uneven bounce.


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Events Calendar
Casino Night
A bit of Vegas comes to Fisher! Try your luck on games of chance with members of the extended Fisher Family.
Date: September 20, 2019 - September 20, 2019
Time: 6-9 p.m.
Location: Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Athletic Center
This event is part of Fisher's Alumni and Family Weekend
No cost but registration is required. No alcohol is served at this event, and no real money can be won (but prizes can be won).


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Yes, there is a new TOTLANDIA book due next month. (Number 3, The Onesies, Spring, fyi; I'm in edits on it now.)
And yes, the next in the HOUSEWIFE ASSASSIN series will be out in March! (RELATIONSHIP SURVIVAL GUIDE, which got its start as a short story in Murder She Write's Guns and Roses anthology. You can read an excerpt here. I'm almost done writing it, and it's got LOTS of deadly fun!)
So that I can keep scribbling, this post will be short and sweet, and on one of my favorite topics (and I'm guessing yours, too):
Women we love to hate.
Or in this case, the mean girls of television.
The last few seasons have brought us some real bee-hatches. They stir up trouble for all the other characters. They do all the wrong things, for all the wrong reasons.
And they have the best lines, and the best scenes. Heck, if I were an actress, I'd want there roles.
Or to paraphrase Jessica Rabbit, "I'm not bad. I'm just written that way."
Here are my top three choices for the ladies we love to hate:
No. 3: Mrs. O'Brien, Downton Abbey (PBS)
(Played by Siobhan Finneran)
Who the heck does she think she is?
By channeling one of the most sinister servants in novels, Rebecca's Mrs. Danvers, viewers see how two-faced a supposedly loyal servant can really be.
Why, she's so bad, she…
When she wrongly suspects her kind mistress, Lady Cora, will be trading her in for a newer model, she leaves the soap on the floor of the bathtub, causing Cora to slip and miscarriage.
Who will take her on:
Her former BFF, now sworn enemy, Thomas, the valet, who could is even creepier than she is.
She said WHAT???"
"I'm sorry but I have standards. And if anyone thinks I'm going to pull my forelock and curtsey to this Mister Nobody from Nowhere…"
"Oh, there will be blood on the stairs."
Potential for a Catfight: 50% (Even British servants are genteel.)
No. 2: Juliette Barnes, of NASHVILLE (ABC)
(Played by Hayden Panettiere)
Who the heck does she think she is?
Nashville latest country crossover pop tart. 'Tween girls want to be her, and all men want to screw her. Think Britney in her "Oops! I Did It Again" heyday, if she were a country singer with sexy pipes and a naughty body.
Why, she's so bad, she…
…won't let her drug-addicted mother live with her, let alone give her any help…until she's shamed into paying for the poor woman's rehab. Not only that, she beds Deacon Claybourne, the lead guitarist of her arch rival, Rayna Jaymes's band, and tries to convince him to leave Rayna to go on the road with her.
Who will take her on:
The beloved and kind-hearted Rayna, of course…after they write a few songs and go on tour together, to save their floundering careers.
She said WHAT???
"Don't be fooled by the shiny exterior. I'm more than meets the eye."
"That's the problem with being on top. It's that people aren't just waiting for you to fall, they're trying to cause you to."
And let's not forget:
"I don't have friends. I have people who want to be seen with me."
Potential for a catfight: 88% (with Rayna, of course…)
No. 1: Victoria Grayson of REVENGE (ABC)
(Played by Madeline Stowe)
Who the heck does she think she is?
The matriarch of a Hamptons-based Madoff-like family, she framed an innocent man–who was also the illicit love of her life — with the crime of funding terrorists, in order to save her husband, his money, and her lifestyle.
Why, she's so bad, she…
…had her son beat up in his prison holding cell. Granted, her motive was to get him an early release, but still!
Who will take her on:
Emily Thorne, a.k.a., Amanda Clarke, the daughter of David, the man Victoria framed. With the trust fund left to her by her father, Emily seduced Victoria's son.
She said WHAT???
"All men are born hardwired to betray, it's just a question of when."
Potential for a catfight: 100% (With Emily, of course!)
Did I miss someone? Let me know your favorite TV lady to hate, and why you do, for a chance to win a copy of THE HOUSEWIFE ASSASSIN'S HANDBOOK (Book 1)!


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3 Hericane Alice – Tear the House Down (1990)
Tear the House Down is the first full length CD, but the band formerly known as Hurricane Alice.
The band was forced to change their name, using the spelling that it is today. The Kelly Hansen led, Hurricane, must have had rights to all things related to the name back in the 90's.
I always thought the name change and spelling was kind of stupid. Funny enough, when I pop the CD in my player, the name comes up as Herricane Alice. Even Atlantic Records couldn't get their name right. The name of the album, "Tear the House Down" also seemed to be a poor choice as well. Several bands in the 80's and early 90's had a song with the same name. It is a very cliched title.
Luckily, the music here is better than the name. Singer Bruce Nauman has a vocal style that falls somewhere between KISS' Paul Stanley and Marq Torien from the Bulletboys. The music wasn't breaking any new ground. It is fairly typical 80's pop metal, but it is still very solid.
Tear the House Down is one of the many overlooked records of the 90's pop metal era. Some of my favorite cuts, are Wild Young and Crazy, Dream Girl and Need a Lover.
There is good news for those of you seeking out a copy of the Hericane Alice CD from 1990. The folks at Wounded Bird Records are putting out a reissue of this CD in February. If you didn't grab a copy of the original disc from Atlantic Records. You will soon be able to pick a copy of this disc without paying extortion rates on Ebay.
All of you new hair metal fans who never had the opportunity to get this disc, out to pick this up when it comes out.
You can preview some of the songs below at the Hericane Alice myspace page. This band has resurfaced at The Alice in 2007. We may not have seen the last of this group yet.
Rating: Out of 10
Track Listing:
1. Wild Young and Crazy
2. Bad to Love
3. Dream Girl
4. Tear the House Down
5. Badboy Breakout
6. Need a Lover
7. Too Late
8. Shake, Shake, Shout
9. Crank the Heat Up
10. I Walk Alone
Hericane Alice is:
Bruce Naumann – vocals
Ian Mayo – bass guitar
Danny Gill – guitars
Jackie Ramos – drums


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Some chose to cut flab and others tried new hair-dos. The year 2013 saw many celebrity makeovers.
Usmagazine.com listed the best celebrity makeovers of the year:
Christina Aguilera: 'The Voice' coach flaunted her trimmed-down physique at various Hollywood events. Her weight loss was accompanied by more sophisticated beauty looks and fashion choices on the red carpet.
Miranda Lambert: The 'White Liar' singer was also seen in a slimmer figure at a music awards ceremony. She gave credit to her diet and personal trainer for her new body size.
Kim Kardashian: The socialite underwent a significant body, style and beauty transformation in 2013. The new mom went blonde again and also sported multiple cleavage-baring designer looks.
Jennifer Lawrence: The actress shockingly chopped off her hair. She rocked a short pixie cut recently.
Brad Pitt: He also cut his long locks and shaved his beard this year.
Which celeb do you think had the best makeover this year, ONTD?


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Pictures of Nicole Richie, Petra Nemcova, Agyness Deyn, Coco Rocha and more at the Accessories Counsel ACE Awards!
Style Highlights From Last Night's ACE Awards
Style Highlights From Last Night's ACE Awards
Some of our favourite designers, models, and celeb cum designers came out for yesterday's Accessories Council ACE Awards. Nicole Richie — who received Influencer of the Year — looked sleek in a black Antonio Berardi gown (this designer's popularity is rapidly growing of late) while model Coco Rocha stunned in Zac Posen and a necklace from her brand spanking new Coco Rocha for Senhoa line. Petra Nemcova went for a siren-red gown from Notte by Marchesa (Marchesa designers Keren Craig and Georgina Chapman attended the event). One of the honorees of the night was accessories darling Rebecca Minkoff, who won the Breakthrough Award. She looked super chic in a black cocktail dress and one of her own clutches. The big winner? Philip Treacy, who picked up Designer of the Year. Click the slideshow to see more style highlights from last night's ACE Awards.