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London: Amy Winehouse has climbed back to the top of the UK album chart with her Grammy-winning album 'Back to Black', following her untimely death a week ago.
The late singer's 2003 debut album 'Frank' also re-entered the chart at number five, while several of her singles are in the top 40, reports the BBC.
The title track charted highest, at eight, with 'Tears Dry On Their Own' at 27, 'Rehab' at 29, 'Love is a Losing Game' at 33 and 'You Know I``m No Good' at 37.
The 27-year-old soul diva is among the great pop stars, including John Lennon and Michael Jackson, who achieved number one records soon after they died.
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"In terms of the album sales, there was a real surge last weekend, both through downloads and people buying the CD," said HMV``s Gennaro Castaldo.
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Check out these other local XC resources!
- Madnorski– Madison area cross country ski club with lesson and trail info
- Skinnyski- news, trail reports, and more!
- Hoofer SnS Resale– the best place in Madison to buy/sell/trade your ski gear
For more information or to lead trips of your own, contact our XC Skiing Chair or other XC leaders.
What clothing do I need to ski? Other than skis, boots, and poles, you'll need non-cotton clothing than can be worn in layers. Wear clothes similar to what you would wear running outside- downhill ski or snowboard gear is too hot!
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Jacob Ng
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Once lit his hair on fire by mistake - camp stove safety counts for something!
Ned Rubert-Nason
Instructor, Trip Leader
Aficionado of Culvers, Prarie du Sac dam, and hitting every rock on the river.
Robert Shebilske
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Robert is a truly prolific leader of sea kayaking trips in Madison. He leads most of the quiet water sea kayaking day trips around central Wisconsin.
Eric Oberhart
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Leads just about anything when voluntold. Frequent driver of The Van.
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Today is April Fool's Day, which is also known as the worst day of the year if you use the Internet. And that being said, I don't really want to look for video game trailers or news stuff that'll probably end up being wrong and then I'll look like a giant idiot.
So, this weekend, take a picture using your phone or something else (polaroid camera) and if you don't have that just tell me what you plan on playing. To get it started, I'm going to let you all know what I'll be doing this weekend.
As I stated in my mod announcement card, I'll be building my robot army. And two of you (@SAMURXAI and @TurtleyTurtles) are on our factory's priority building list! So, there's a lot I'll be doing in Fallout 4!
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I just can't get her to smile normally in a photo. She always seems to look rather strange! Any ideas? A friend suggested I get her to say "smelly socks" instead of "cheese". Do you think it helped?.... uhhhhh... nope!
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I have been visiting, but have not had the time to comment lately. Things are settling down and I'm glad!
My 3 year old, Owen, has the same problem with pictures! He always has this goofy smile on this face that's not even a real smile. I finally had him say "Mommy" and that did the trick, at least for one picture! Good luck!
I just love it when daddy incorporates the kids into their day-- and you don't incorporate much better than that! :-)
As far as the cheesy smile... No advice. Enjoy the cheesiness while it lasts... they grow out of that after a while, once they start caring about how they look!
I can't get my boys to smile properly when I take their pic - they're so into mking goofy faces!
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How CUTE is she! Daddy's girls are the best!
ok fifi - going through my blog this morning -scroll to July 30th and June (21st, I think) for your awards! ;-) Sorry about that...
Awwwww that is just precious. I LOVE her cheesy smile. E does the same thing. We have an iphoto library FULL Of cheesy Emma smiles. LOL
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Sorry for sounding naive, but is it illegal? and can you be prosecuted for giving money to a beggar?
im not sure, but i reckon
a) yes
b) no
a guy asked me for some money at Liverpool street station last night and i pulled out my wallet to give him some. As i did this, some middle-aged man appeared from nowhere flashing police ID, saying stuff like 'Beggings illegal, and i can prosecute both of you!' I managed to get away unscathed, but it left a nasty taste in the mouth.
It was tempting, but im coward.
Thatt middle aged man
should curl up and fucking die. Honest to God, I couldn't give a Pokemon if the guy were a smack feller or hungry -an off-duty jobber's a cunt and I hope he's cut in half by a train in front of his children.
i think it could be
in england, as there isn't much of it, not like there is here in canada. there's like 5 at each corner here. i've convinced the squeegee kids by my apartment that i'm poor too though, so they're just nice and don't beg for money.
they're poor why would they give me money?
ah i see!
no they know i have more than them because i walk home with groceries and booze :)
they just know i dont' have EXTRA.
i think people sometimes
buy dogfood and give it to the homeless people with dogs. i have before. also, i know in vancouver there's a petfood-foodbank you can go to so that you can feed your pets if you dont' have the money to.
and there are loads of homeless people
in the country, hitchhiking, or living in makeshift shelters!!!
It's illegal I thinks to give money
mainly down to taxes, the government may loose money so they put a law on it... at least thats what I believe
the government want 20p in every pound you give to a beggar?!
Thieving bastards!!
Bundoz started this thread
to talk up his contribution to the Homeless. I would be stunned if there wasn't a girl on here who he 'knows'...I'm a cynic and a prick, but often right.
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I am completing the sixth treatment as advised by you and have seen improvements but not back to being 100% normal, bags under my eyes better by 60%. Energy level is better but not back to normal, not sleeping late in the morning as before, noticed hair growth on head, hair fallen off my legs have not grown back and sexual desire is improving but no morning erections.
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day 1
Sulphur 200 twice a day.
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Ruta 200 in evening.
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day 2 to day 15
Allium Sativa Q (mother tincture) 10 drops twice a day
Second Treatment
day 1 to day 3
Conium twice a day.
One dose means 2 pills or drops.
day 4 to day 15
Allium Sativa Q 10 drops twice a day.
First Treatment
day 1 to day 3
Phosphorus 200 twice a day.
One dose means 2 pills or 2 drops.
day 4 to day 15
Allium Sativa Q (mother tincture) 10 drops twice a day
I am a 48 year old male with following symptoms:
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- breasts are showing slight swelling
- low energy and overall loss of enthusiasm in physical exercise and in activities
- waking up frequently at night and need to sleep late in the morning
- bags under eyes
- terry's nail - white marks appears on nails on taking alcohol
- do not like sour taste foods
- weak liver from childhood -repeated liver enlargements during childhood
- thickened patch of skin on both knees
- high cholesterol and triglycerides since early 20's
- left toe nail is all brown and dried up
- drop in sexual desire
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Thank you for your advise
john doe1 on 2018-03-07
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We have three kids ranging in age from 10 to 2 so there is always a mess to take care of back at home. It is date night, so we just get to enjoy the moment.
Our food arrives on warm white plates, it is beautiful and delicious.
"Own the impact," I whisper looking down at my steak. "What are you talking about?" my wife asks with a curious giggle. "I was just thinking, if people's words were like food, I wonder many of us would be sick. You see, I heard a professor use a phrase, 'A good leader owns impact. A poor leader defends intent'. What if words were food? There are people who I avoid talking to, because I often feel poisoned afterwards.
We come to this restaurant almost every time we have date night. We eat, and we are safe without worry.
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I take another bite of warm food, my wife places her hand on top of mine, "My New Year's resolution is to order up as many of your words as possible."
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Sitting in the dealer's driveway
Whispering to God about my shame
I do this when I'm alone
When there's no one else to blame
Weeping in the name of hypocrisy
Head down, can't look Him in the eye
Trying to numb what only He can heal
Does He hear my prayers when I'm high?
As I ingest my toxicity for the day
I imagine He too can feel the sickening effects
What kind of faithful servant
Would try to destroy what He exists to protect?
My Father knows what burns in my veins
Feels the sting of the fire in my heart
He turns the tremor in my hands into stillness
As I bleed all this guilt into my dark art
I try to love me like He does
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Happy Friday! We have made it through another week at work, so it's time to let our hair down, loosen the ties (as if anyone wears them these days), and get ready for two WHOLE days off. I certainly hope you have something fun planned, but even if you don't, you can always follow my lead and turn the ordinary into a celebration!
Day 13
I was definitely the lucky one yesterday as I got to celebrate my 13th day with two of my best girls, Haylee and Meredith.
I had the distinct privilege of babysitting these two loves last night and we did it up right. We're talking homemade(ish) pizza, homemade peanut butter cookies, a dance party, AND a movie. My favorite part of the celebration was the dance party, but no surprise there.
Being with these two girls was quite possibly my favorite day of celebration so far, but how could it not be? Any day with them can easily turn into a party and I thank God for being the ultimate giver of these precious gifts.
"For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord."
Romans 8:38-39
Friday, September 14, 2012
TDOC: lucky #13
Posted by RL at 10:27 AM
2 comments:
- elisa said...
sounds like my kind of party (as you probably could have guessed). adorable childrens. awesome fousin. pizza. cookies. dancing. movie. seriously. THAT is what I call a party. love you!
- September 16, 2012 at 9:16 PM
- RL said...
yeah, i knew the pizza/cookie/dance/movie party was RIGHT up your alley. you would have loved it. lots of love from texas to you!
- September 18, 2012 at 9:44 AM
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- On the power harness, cut off the large 3-pin connector.
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- Be sure to ground the black wire to a good ground source.
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Optional: Connect for Speedometer Signal Feature
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1 Born in sunny Stafford in 1971, Dave Gorman dropped out of Manchester Uni while studying mathematics to get into stand-up.
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The Festival was founded in 2014 by Jamie Kabler, who wanted to bring a premier intellectual event to the Coachella Valley. As Festival enthusiast Mark Hogan describes it, the Festival is "Coachella for the brain." The Festival began as a small gathering with 400 readers and 6 founding angels to a sold-out event that attracts over 1,000 readers and allows only 150 Angels. The Festival has featured authors who are the recipients of the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award, among other honors. Many featured books are New York Times bestsellers. The Festival has become truly international with authors from all over the world.
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The Rancho Mirage Observatory, dedicated in March 2018, is an exciting addition to our community. This first of its kind research level facility in the Coachella Valley will provide an opportunity for experts and novices alike to explore our universe — from right here in Rancho Mirage! This remarkable scientific and educational project will be in the capable hands of astronomer Eric McLaughlin, who will guide its use as a dramatic tool to further the Library's mission — making lifelong learning available with its many possibilities for all of our residents and everyone in the Coachella Valley.
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- Susan L. Davis, Vice President
- Helene Galen, Secretary
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- Rachel Horwitz, Art Director
- Robert Rekuc, Operations Manager
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She was the wife the late Louis R. Gallagher for 54 years, a local attorney.
She is survived by her daughter, Carole L. Gallagher of Unionville, NY; her son, William A. Gallagher; her granddaughter, Natasha of Londonderry, NH. She was the sister of three late older brothers: John A. Cava, Louis G. Cava, and Alfred Cava. "Aunt Josie" is also survived by many nieces and nephews who live in New York, Florida, Georgia and Connecticut.
Marie was a graduate of the New York City Public School System and a graduate of Hunter College in Manhattan, NY. Her major was in chemistry and she first worked in a laboratory after graduation. She soon decided to become an elementary school teacher in the New York City Public School System.
In 1958, Marie and Louis moved their family from Queens to a farm in the Town of Minisink. In 1961 Marie began to teach school at the Minisink Valley Central School. She taught third grade until her retirement in 1990.
Marie was a very talented and industrious person. She enjoyed personally renovating her home, cooking and helping her husband with his law practice and their farm. She loved mystery stories and movies. She enjoyed doing extra activities with her students, such as musical plays, holiday exhibits and sports contests.
Marie gave all of herself to her children and to her husband. She had a great capacity for understanding people, and she enjoyed her friends and family.
Calling hours will be on Wednesday, June 30, from 2 to — and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ferguson Funeral Home, 27 Third St., Sussex, NJ.
Funeral services will be officiated by Pastor Daniel W. Gepford at 11 a.m. on Thursday, July 1, at the Sussex United Methodist Church, 15 Bank St., Sussex, NJ 07461. Burial will be after the services at the Fairview Cemetery, Route 284, Sussex, NJ.
Donations may be made in lieu of flowers to the Organ Repair Fund of the Sussex United Methodist Church, PO Box 244, Sussex, NJ 07461 or to the Blooming Grove Humane Society, 2741 Route 94, PO Box 226, Washingtonville, NY 10992.
Arrangements Ferguson Funeral Home; 973-875-4941.
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Working with Schools
I'm so fortunate to get the opportunity to work with schools, kindy's and libraries using my Creative Environmental Education. Through my alter ego Dr Suzie Starfish I bring the Living Oceans into the classroom/indoors and use the art of science and creative thinking to engage the students with the wonders of our underwater world. I like to create marine science-stories that help the students to think in colour and use their imagination, as "Logic will get you from A to B, Imagination will take your everywhere" (Albert Einstein)! From my experiences in the classroom its important to give students the opportunity to "Just IMAGINE!!", which gives them a sense of curiosity, creativity and critical thinking — which I hope helps kids to think in colour and to care.
I adopt a STEAM/STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) approach which really engages with the students and teachers as shown by the examples below. My classroom activities are also aligned to the Australian Curriculum focusing on the Biological Science, Visual Arts, Humanities and Social Science, English and Critical and Creative Thinking. I also encourage questions and engage with students and teachers about my journey to living a life of ESTEAM (Entrepreneurship, Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics). I believe every child has the right to live their lives with ESTEAM!
Creative thinking
The focus of my Living Oceans Schools Incursion Program is to use a combination of marine science and visual arts to engage with as many students as possible through CREATIVE thinking. Even though the incursions are tailored to the Australian Curriculum (for Science, Visual Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences and English) and the work plans of the class, the key themes and issues discussed are based on actual research occurring around the marine world. The visual storytelling is also based on my own experiences as a scientist, artists, author/illustrator and policy-maker, which includes real-life situations, scenarios and studies about our Living Oceans. It is my hope that through this creative thinking approach kids will "sea" how our choices and decisions can change the world and through these STEAM-related learning activities they have a range of tools to help in their future decision-making about our Blue Planet.
School Incursions
National Science Week
I was thrilled to be invited to Barker College in Sydney during National Science Week to share my Sci-Art of the Sea Storytelling! It was a great week of visiting many year levels from Year 2 right through to Years 7-11 to bring the "Living Oceans" into classrooms. I use the art of marine science in schools as I can 'sea' that a visual and creative approach really engages with students (and their teachers!), as you can SEE from us STEAMing along in the photos below! Thank you for having me Barker College!
Having a Whale Shark ART of a time with Year 2 (our little School of Fish)!
Creating BIG ideas with this Whale Shark Maker Space with Years 6!
A full house at my Keynote addresses to Years 8, 9 and 10 "Tagging along with marine megafauna", which I also graphically recorded! Gotta take a few scientist-in-school selfies too!
Sketchnoting your Science with Dory and Years 9, 10 and 11 Science & Visual Arts students! You can 'sea' more of this visual learning approach at Sketchnote your Science.
Far North Queensland School visits
I was SO excited to be invited to visit the High School and Primary Schools in the Tully region. I shared how to Sketchnote your Science with the Year 7s and Year 10s and brought the Living Oceans into classrooms with the Year 4s from Tully, Cardwell, Kennedy and Murray Upper primary schools. What a FIN-tastic time we had using the art of marine science and storytelling in schools. Thank you for having me FNQ!!
Beach kindy & story time
Is there any better way to engage our children with our coasts and oceans than with Beach Kindy! I was invited as Dr Suzie Starfish to visit Wynnum kindy to help the children identify the sea creatures and critters that we came across at beach kindy. And what a great time we had together in our outdoor classroom! It's important to note that not all education happens in classrooms and giving children the opportunity for nature play and outdoor learning sparks imagination and curiosity and kids connection to our coasts and oceans.
After beach kindy we went indoors for story time and I was SO excited to read my new children's picture book, "The Great Barrier Thief", and what a FIN-tastic response to my story!! I just love those kindy hugs and my job!
Our Living Oceans at Exmouth School from 2015 – 2018
It's been a highlight for me to be able to visit Exmouth District High School in Western Australia for the past four years, as part of the Ningaloo Outlook project (a strategic research partnership between CSIRO and BHP). I visit the school as Dr Suzie Starfish and bring the art of marine science and storytelling into classrooms through creative and visual learning. Below are examples of the school incursion work I do at Exmouth School, and in schools across Australia.
To give you an idea of my school incursions here is some amazing feedback from students and teachers of Exmouth School about my classroom visits which appeared in their school newsletter. I just love my job!
High School
In 2017-2018 Dr Suzie Starfish was invited back to Exmouth District High School to specifically teach the high school science students (and teachers) about my visual learning techniques of graphic recording and sketchnoting. I was delighted by this request from teachers and visited grades 7, 8 and 9 science classes and walked them through "Sketchnote your science in School", which is a visual learning technique I created which is aligned to the Australian Curriculum and helps students (and teachers) to make learning and science visual and fun! You can 'sea' more at Sketchnote your science.
During 2016 Dr Suzie Starfish engaged with approximately 120 students from the primary and high school classes. The schools incursion for the High School students included CREATIVE science talks with the Grades 7s and 8s entitled, "Tag along with the marine megafauna of the Ningaloo Marine Park". These class incursions discussed how and why the CSIRO marine research team tags green turtles and whale sharks by explaining the science and technology, megafauna movement and people and parks aspects of this project. The photos below show how the scientists also work with the local community groups, school and Marine Parks to increase the scientific understanding of this marine research — showing real science engagement with outdoor classrooms.
To really engage with the different learning styles of the High School students Dr Suzie Starfish utilised a number of different visual learning approaches from handing around marine tags, showing video footage of the tagging process to graphically recording her own talks! This visual storytelling approach is very engaging in the classroom as 'Drawing is Thinking'. As you can see from the photo below there was an excited response from the science classes showing creative thinking and STEAM in action!
Primary School
As part of the schools incursion program with Exmouth School it has been such fun for me as Dr Suzie Starfish to visit the primary school classes from grades 2, 3 and 4 and over the last three years (2015-2017). It's also amazing to 'sea' that Dr Suzie Starfish has been visiting the Primary School classes of Mr Plummer for four years in a row and what a great time we have together learning about the art and science and storytelling of the sea! I love engaging with our little ones for 'School of Fish'!
The class incursions by Dr Suzie Starfish 'show, tell and be creative' about the science of tagging marine megafauna in the Ningaloo Marine Park. Students get to watch scientists catch, tag and release turtles and tag the biggest shark in the sea (the Whale Shark) and after sea-ing and talking about the marine science in the sea the students do some hands-on 'Shark Art'! Every year the primary school classes of Exmouth School show what amazing artists and future ocean stewards and storytellers they are! Dr Suzie Starfish also receives many hand written letters from the students, which she just loves. Thank you so much for having Dr Suzie Starfish in your classrooms, the best 'School of Fish'!!
Our Living Oceans at Exmouth School – 2015
In 2015 Dr Suzie Starfish was invited for her first visit to Exmouth School to spend time with the Grade 3, following a marine research trip she did with CSIRO to tag charismatic megafauna in the World Heritage Area of Ningaloo Marine Park. Using a range of interactive techniques including photos, maps, animal tags and real-time research Dr Suzie Starfish discussed the biology and features of the charismatic megafauna of Ningaloo Marine Park, which included creative science stories about Whale Sharks, turtles and reef sharks.
Testimonial: "The students of Year 3 Exmouth District School were inspired after a visit from Dr Suzie Starfish. The insights she shared from her time in the field tagging our own Whale Sharks, Turtles and even Sharks meant we now have some BUZZING and BUDDING marine scientists in class! And the students were extremely proud of the jellyfish artwork they produced with Dr Suzie's guidance…what a visit!" Mr Lucas Plummer, Year 3 Teacher, Exmouth District High School
Using ART such as painting and collage Dr Suzie Starfish then discussed the biology and features of the jellyfish, a common and well-known marine animal found in all of the worlds oceans. Art allows students to use their imagination and discuss the science behind marine animals in a different setting, a more free and creative environment. As you can see from the fantastic artworks above there are a lot of budding marine art-scientists at Exmouth School!!
*Please note: I have the current Working with Children Blue Cards for both Queensland and Western Australia and all artworks and images are Copyright © 2018 Dr Sue Pillans
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Kaizer Chiefs' Steve Komphela says Itumeleng Khune intimidates rivals following Bidvest Wits draw
Posted: 18 September 2017 Time: 11:00
Kaizer Chiefs coach Steve Komphela feels Itumeleng Khune intimidates opponents in the Amakhosi goal.
READ: Khune laments dropped points
The Bafana Bafana number one claimed a second straight man-of-the-match award in the 1-1 stalemate with champions Bidvest Wits at FNB Stadium on Saturday.
Khune also impressed in the 2-0 win at high-flying Cape Town City last week following his return from illness.
"You could see his performance, he is a great influence and we need that," said Komphela, who felt his men deserved all three points against the Clever Boys.
"If you have a man like this then your opponents say, 'goodness me, how are we going to score?'
"There was a ball which was played, I think it was Elias Pelembe or Vicent Pule, and he made a great save.
"There was another one which was hit outside the box as well. He is there for you. I'm not saying the rest of the other keepers are not there, but every time he is there there is great confidence."
Komphela revealed he watched Wits counterpart Gavin Hunt with interest when Khune approached the dugout before the match started.
"He is a great talent and very experienced. Beginning of the match against Wits, he came to the benches and as he was running through them for whatever reasons, I focused on their bench. Gavin Hunt was focusing on the keeper. I don't know why and I wonder what he was thinking about him and I said, 'if he feels intimidated the better for us,' and at the end of the match he acknowledges the talent."
The Glamour Boys, in mid-table with five points from four games, next visit joint-log leaders Maritzburg United at Harry Gwala Stadium on Wednesday night.
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Friday, 30 September 2016
My Boyfriend Doesn't Give Me Money
talk2bella 01:18:00 Relationship Stories No comments :I have a very stingy boyfriend and his excuse is always he's testing me to know if I'm not after his money, of course I am after the money why else will I be there?
I know if I am patient enough one day he will crack and the money will start pouring in like water because he has a lot of it, maybe I have bad luck, he used to give women money, but when it got to my turn he stopped with the silly excuse that he's been hurt a lot, why is it my turn that he stopped?
Are there ways I can make him release the money? Sex isn't working and pretending to be nice also isn't working, Bella help a sister out.
Thank You for trying to open up with regards to your issues in your relationship. From what I gathered, it seems your boyfriend sees you as someone he wishes to spend a lifetime with, hence his decision in wanting to be frugal in his spending towards you to ascertain if you are the right woman for him.
But there are few things you pointed out. You mentioned the only reason you are in a relationship is because of money and I feel he has noticed that. Do you really want to depend on men for your financial gratification?
Also, at this juncture, you believe that sex and pretense will be a tool in getting financial favors, but in reality, it's not always the case. You need to re-align your mentality that men are moved by sex and focus on trying to engage in things that will improve your self-worth.
That way, you will gain his respect and he will begin to assist you in ways you can ever imagine.
I Believe this is the best way i can help you out dear, go get yourself a job or handiwork.
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Thursday, January 19, 2012
I Was THAT Kid...
When I was a kid, I would save my money all summer long to buy...school supplies! Yep. That's right. School supplies. I was that kid perusing Sprouse Ritz for several hours drooling over all the pencil boxes, hot pink sharpeners, and Lisa Frank tape. Seriously folks, I don't even know what to say. I asked my mom why she let me waste all my hard earned allowance on that stuff, but I guess there was no stopping me. If I remember right, I even roped my dear childhood friend, Audrey, into going with me and using all her money to buy school supplies as well. A natural leader I tell ya!
Fast forward many years and I was still addicted. Only as an adult, you know...it's called scrapbooking supplies, and it's an acceptable hobby. I was in paper heaven! I loved pretty paper, stamps, embelishments, you name it. Only I mostly bought and hoarded stuff. I would make cards occasionally for friends, and I even started a wedding album. Good intentions at best.
But this year, I am determined to put Grace's album together and start one for Adon. I have several little books that I've filled with memories of Grace over the last two years and Adon's first journal is already starting to fill up. You know, all those little details and sayings you just don't want to forget. I want to include as much as I can to go along with the photos in their books.
Thank goodness God blessed me with a man who also loves office supplies. We can never have enough pens here in the Stockman household. He understands my love to create and wholeheartedly encourages me to use my birthday/Christmas/extra money to be artistic. So I splurged right after Christmas and ordered some things from Two Peas in a Bucket. I couldn't wait for the box to get here. I've already used several things just working on Grace's and Adon's albums. I've got a good start, and this is one of the projects that brings me joy, so I want to keep it up. I love the process. There's something fun for me in taking photos, editing, and then putting it all together in a creative way. It's one of those things that I enjoy simply because.
Anybody else out there love paper? How do you store your photos? Did you create any kind of albums for yourself or your children?
Posted by Kate Stockman at 2:40 PM
Labels: Challenges, Life in General, Photography
2 comments:
- Mrs. S's 1-on-1 Tutoring said...
I love u and look forward to perusing ur "Two Peas in a Basket" stuff. I take such delight in perusing ur "lil shop".
- Hulst mommy said...
I love this! I was the kid who wanted kitchen things. I would die to go to tupperware or pampered chef parties with my mom :)
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Figures out today revealed the number of MRSA infections in our hospitals.
The latest six monthly figures from the Department of Health reveal MRSA bacteraemia rates between March and September last year.
And according to the results, Northumbria Healthcare NHS Trust, which looks after Ashington's Wansbeck Hospital, Hexham General and North Tyneside General, is still struggling with the antibiotic-resistant bug.
It recorded 37 cases between April and September last year, compared to 39 cases the previous six months.
It's the worst result for the region and among the poorest country-wide.
Northumbria's head of infection control, Dr Rosamund Stansfield, said: "We invited the Department of Health to come in and see what we've done to tackle infection.
"We need to develop greater understanding of infections caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria such as MRSA. We want to ensure the Trust implements the best approaches available."
The Trust hit the headlines last year when it recorded 52 cases of MRSA in the nine months between March and November - 68% more than predicted.
Since then Trust bosses have launched a range of measures to tackle infection, including giving patients who are susceptible to MRSA protective body washes and nose creams.
But Dr Stansfield had still warned, in November last year, the Trust was unlikely to meet Government targets and appealed for them to be lowered.
Unison's regional head of health Liz Twist said: "Northumbria's results are disappointing and I'm sure the staff at the Trust will be disappointed, especially if they are making strenuous efforts to tackle MRSA.
"They need to make sure they have all the basic measures in place such as hand washing, as well as looking at the specifics of infection control."
Newcastle Hospitals NHS Trust saw its cases of MRSA bacteraemia fall from 42 in March last year to 29 in September.
Dr Steve Pedler, a consultant microbiologist at the RVI and leader of the Trust's infection control team, said: "In the most recent six-month period, the Trust had the third-lowest rate of MRSA bacteraemia of all specialist Trusts in England.
"Because specialist Trusts treat patients with more complex illnesses, or whose immunity has been compromised by their treatment or by other infections, MRSA rates can tend to be higher than in smaller, district general hospitals. So we are delighted with this result."


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Ardengo Soffici
Overview page. Subjects: Art — Literature.
(b Rignano sull'Arno, nr. Florence, 7 Apr. 1879; d Forte dei Marmi, nr. Viareggio, 18 Aug. 1964).
Italian critic and painter. From 1900 to 1907 he spent his formative years ...null...
Overview page. Subjects: Art.
Italian avant-garde art movement, launched in 1909, that exalted the dynamism of the modern world; it was literary in origin, but most of its major exponents were painters, and it also...
Giorgio De Chirico
Overview page. Subjects: Art.
Italian painter, who was the originator of metaphysical painting and a precursor of surrealism.
Having studied in Athens and Munich, Chirico went to Paris,...
Giorgio Morandi
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Italian painter of still lifes.
Morandi studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in his native Bologna from 1907 to 1913. He was influenced by the masters of the...
Metaphysical Painting
Overview page. Subjects: Art.
A style of painting invented by de Chirico in about 1913 and practised by him, Carrà (from 1917), Morandi (from 1918), and a few other Italian artists until about 1920. The term (Pittura...
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(Italian, 'nine hundred')
A term used to describe the 20th century (the 1900s) in Italian art.
Valori plastici
Overview page. Subjects: Art — Literature.
An art periodical published in Rome from 1918 to 1921 in both Italian and French editions (it was originally a monthly but became bi-monthly). The editor and publisher was Mario Broglio...


text: State Capital Bill Projects October 9th, 2017 The 2018-19 state capital bill is underway. This is a legislative-led process that provides funding for community projects across the state. Over the next several months, the General Assembly will work with the Administration to determine and prioritize significant to support with capital funding. GCP has historically participated in this process by prioritizing Northeast Ohio projects and advocating their importance to the legislature and Administration. Read more.


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Wearable recognizes appliances and monitors their power consumption
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As consumers become ever-more environmentally conscious we have seen multiple initiatives such as carbon-offsetting credit cards and travel agencies that enable people to keep tabs on their carbon footprint. Now, MagnifiSense is a wearable developed by researchers at the University of Washington that takes a different tack. The wristband detects what devices and vehicles the wearer interacts with and automatically calculates their personal energy usage.
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