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It's Friday and Ruby is 10 today. I can't quite believe where those precious years have gone, she is a super star and we adore her our funny quirky girl. She has requested to spend the day in Corbridge having her lunch at The Angel and a mooch around RE, she's a chip off the old block.
I love watching her care free days, the joy of childhood, she has her own definite style one that I encourage, she likes fashion her wardrobe consists of wonderfully curated pieces from jigsaw, Gap, boden.
I have a children's board on pinterest full of her style, from bedroom styling to clothes, I know she is growing up before our very eyes and isn't small any more, her independence growing by the minute but I still like looking at small peoples things!
So I shall sign off a happy Mum to go and blow out those candles and have a slice of cake.

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NATURE | by Alain Gree'
An absolute lovely book about our world. What we might find in a forest, a farm, a garden, the seaside, how vegetables get to our tables and where timber for the chairs we sit on comes from. The illustrations are so darling, making this educational book a joy to read and learn from - and there are other books in this series too, which, naturally, I absolutely need all of them.


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Who invented Uncle Sam?
Samuel Wilson of Massachusetts (1766-1854) served as a drummer boy and then soldier in the Revolutionary War. Wilson earned the affectionate nickname of "Uncle Sam" because of his friendly and fair-dealing business manner.
In the War of 1812, he shipped pork and beef to the Army troops in barrels labeled "US." A Federal inspection crew visited Wilson's plant and asked a worker what the abbreviation meant. The man said it must mean his employer, "Uncle Sam."
Soldiers and civilians soon transferred the nickname, using it as a substitute for the Federal Government.
Source: Invention Dimensions, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology Web site.


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Ample power, strong fuel economy and outstanding rear legroom make the 2014 Acura RDX a solid choice for a premium small crossover.
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Although the premium small crossover segment continues to see an influx of strong new candidates, the 2014 Acura RDX stands tall as one of the more compelling picks in this class. It offers a smart mix of power, feature content and fuel efficiency that should make it appealing to a broad range of shoppers.
In the past, performance took priority over efficiency in the luxury crossover SUV class, but these days consumers should expect strong acceleration that doesn't come at the expense of respectable fuel economy. And indeed, the 2014 Acura RDX offers one of the best compromises in this class. Its standard 3.5-liter V6 engine is rated at 273 horsepower. And not only is the RDX capable of hitting 60 mph in 6.5 seconds, it earns EPA estimates of 20 mpg city/28 mpg highway and 23 mpg combined (front-wheel-drive version).
You should also look for features that reflect comfort, versatility and value. A spacious cabin makes the RDX easy to live with day to day. Rear legroom and maximum cargo capacity are among the best in its class. Ride quality is also agreeable, as the Acura is endowed with refinement that befits a luxury hauler. Also, the RDX's long list of standard features makes it a value-oriented choice in a market segment that typically puts little emphasis on value. The RDX includes many standard amenities, including a sunroof and heated front seats, that cost extra on competing models.
Despite its strengths, the RDX won't be the hands-down pick for every luxury crossover buyer. The BMW X3 is also one of our favorites and offers a sportier driving experience. Other solid choices include the luxurious Audi Q5, the distinctive-looking Land Rover Range Rover Evoque and the family-friendly Volvo XC60. Most of these European competitors also happen to offer a few more top-shelf optional features, such as adaptive cruise control and blind-spot monitoring. Compared to those rivals, this Acura is built for a more mainstream audience: It might not have flashy style or all of the latest amenities, but the 2014 Acura RDX is an ideal choice for shoppers seeking a luxury crossover with solid overall credentials.
2014 Acura RDX configurations
The 2014 Acura RDX small luxury crossover SUV is available in two trim levels: base and base with Technology package. Each is available with front- or all-wheel drive.
Standard features include 18-inch wheels, heated mirrors, rear privacy glass, automatic headlights, a rearview camera, a sunroof, keyless ignition/entry, dual-zone automatic climate control, power front seats (eight-way driver, four-way passenger), heated front seats, leather upholstery, a tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel, Bluetooth and a seven-speaker sound system with a CD player, satellite radio, Pandora radio interface, an iPod/USB audio interface and an auxiliary audio jack.
The Technology package adds xenon headlights, foglights, a power liftgate, a navigation system (with real-time traffic and weather), voice controls, GPS-linked and solar-sensing automatic climate control, and a 10-speaker Acura/ELS surround-sound audio system with 15GB of music storage.
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Powering the 2014 Acura RDX is a 3.5-liter V6 with 273 hp and 251 pound-feet of torque. Power routes through a six-speed automatic transmission, and there is a choice between standard front-wheel drive and optional all-wheel drive.
In Edmunds testing, an all-wheel-drive RDX accelerated from zero to 60 mph in 6.5 seconds, which is respectable for vehicles in this segment. In terms of fuel economy, the RDX is quite good for its class, with the EPA rating the front-drive RDX at 23 mpg combined (20 mpg city/28 mpg highway). Ratings on the AWD version drop slightly, to 22 MPG combined (19 city/22 mpg highway).
The 2014 Acura RDX comes standard with antilock brakes, stability and traction control, front side airbags, side curtain airbags and active front head restraints. A rearview camera is standard as well. In Edmunds brake testing, an all-wheel-drive RDX came to a stop from 60 mph in 127 feet, a few feet longer than average for this class.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety gave the RDX the highest possible score of "Good" in the frontal-offset, side and roof strength crash tests.
The 2014 Acura RDX's V6 provides smooth and linear power during acceleration. The crossover's fuel-saving cylinder-deactivation technology (which can shut down two or even three cylinders while cruising under light load conditions) is seamless in action, and we never heard or felt it during our time with the RDX.
Though it's not quite as sporty as some rivals, the 2014 RDX still changes direction in fine fashion. Its steering feels light but precise, and overall handling is composed when driving through turns. On the open highway, the RDX boasts low levels of road and wind noise, plus an impressively comfortable ride.
The 2014 Acura RDX's cabin is a pleasant place to be, as it feels spacious and has a straightforward control layout. A dual-cockpit dash design and two-tone dash/upholstery color schemes add visual flair, and materials quality is high throughout. The RDX's various tech features, including the navigation system, are user-friendly, while the powerful ELS sound system should please most audiophiles with its clarity.
Seat comfort front and rear is very good, with firm, supportive cushions and plenty of head- and legroom. At 38.3 inches, rear legroom is impressive and more comparable to that of a larger crossover. In terms of cargo capacity, the RDX provides 26.1 cubic feet of storage behind the rear seats, which is about average for this class. Folding the rear seats down provides 61.3 cubic feet of capacity.
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April – 12 Steps to Success Breeding Gouldian Finches
April – Canary Seed, Flax, Rape, Hemp Seed & Japanese Millet
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April – 12 Steps to Success Breeding Gouldian Finches – On the grassy plains of Northern Australia where the Lady Gouldian finch originated, during the early spring months the grasses start seeding which provided this added protein naturally to the wild Gouldians in preparation for the upcoming molt and breeding season. We replicate this seasonal event by keeping a plentiful supply of canary seed available to our birds in addition to the daily mixed Gouldian seeds that are always available to them.
April through February we introduce our Breeding Season/Winter Gouldian seed blend which has a high concentration of Canary, Japanese millet and Hemp seed mixed with flax and rape seeds. We keep this available through the molting season and breeding season until the end of the cold weather in February.
The reason for adding the flax and rape seed is they are both very high in the oil's necessary to help the birds produce their very colorful new feathers while molting. Flax and rape seed will also help the new baby Gouldians with producing their new feathers. Canary seed is a grass seed which is very high in protein and will also help ease the stress and production of the birds molting into their new feathers.
The Japanese millet and Hemp seeds aid in the molting seasons feather production plus the Japanese millet is a softer lighter seed which is easy for the new young birds to eat and digest after they leave the nest box. The adults will also feed it to the upcoming new hatchlings in the nest. We have found the Japanese millet, flax and hemp seeds help the hatchlings and young birds build bulk and size as they continue to grow into young adults. The Japanese millet, flax and hemp seed will stay available at all times through the rest of the breeding season and winter into the end of February. This mix will also help the birds get through the colder winter months to fend off the effects of the lower temperatures.
Although there is an ample supply of canary seed in our regular Frisky Finches Gouldian mix, the birds do prefer to eat more of the canary seed during different times of the year and will favor one seed to the another during different times if the year. You could probably just leave the breeding/winter mix in year round to simplify things a little if you like.
Continue the regiment of feather glow liquid vitamins, calcium and molting aid in their drinking water.
Continue to keep the serving dishes and water containers clean and maintain proper loft or cage hygiene.
During the second week of April we add Nekton E in with the feather glow, liquid calcium and molting aid in the bird's only source of drinking water, 4 days on, 3 days off with fresh water. Nekton E helps the birds absorb the vitamins and nutrients into their system and kick starts the urge for breeding. This should be used along with the other products throughout the month of May.
We highly recommend using this product in the beginning of the breeding season.
Nekton E is also available on our shopping pages.
'www.friskyfinch.com – Our site is the premier provider for information about Gouldian finches. Here you can get medication, health care and supplements for finches. Our premium baby hatchling food is the best choice for baby hatchlings. We use superior quality Leach grains and seeds which are specifically formulated for our Gouldians.'


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Let the memory of Munir be with us forever
- 65 years old
- Born on March 25, 1937 .
- Passed away on March 9, 2003 .
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Munir Fowoshere 65 years old , born on March 25, 1937 and passed away on March 9, 2003. We will remember him forever.
Papa mi, we your offsprings from generation to generation shall continually bless the Lord for the good legacies you left behind. Not a legecy of riches and wealth that matters, but of a fact that you lived your life for humanity and you served God to the best of your ability with all your heart and substance, and you taught us to live in the fear of God, His worship and service to humanity as well. Live on Papa mi in the bossom of your Creator where we all shall see ourselves by the mercies of God on that great day. We all miss you dearly. Even the community you served till your departure, miss you too still. Rest on, Munir Adewale Amoo Alli-Fowoshere.
My Aquino,death never allowed me spend enough time to know you sir. But even now grandpa,I miss you so much that every day I think about you I am drawn to tears.U held ur family as a bunch of broom,ur luv had no barriers of blood,ethnicity nor religion. I could speak forever abt my grandpa even though we didnt spend enough time knowing each other. No one could ever be loving,generous,sassy yet firm as U sir. I luv u and only God can fill ur vacuum.
Grandpa i miss you everyday. Thank you for being you. A pillar,disciplinarian yet with a very large heart. The strong chord that held the fowoshere Clan together. Grandpa thank you for walking through my challenges with me..though i wish you were still here but God knows best. Wish you could be here to see your wonderful great grand children ....Love u and will always miss u...


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Last week was so much fun and all the people that attended the workshop were "over the top" with enthusiasm and creativity. We painted and played with CeCeCaldwell's paint and beautiful wax. We did a little zinc. We plastered and embossed designs. We foiled. We CRACKLED big time, various mediums and methods. I've been invited back for the 3rd Paint n Wine Country Workshop and not only will it be offered one day but two. March 21 is open for registration, March 22nd is FULL. Please register on my website to be sure and get a space. I am going to be comping TWO spaces again. To enter, go to my HouseofAnne Facebook page....Like it and send me a short message as to why you should be selected. The March workshop will be teaching brand new applications using fabrics, foils, embellisments, powders and more crackle and colored waxed techniques. I am going to post photo's of last weeks workshop...I apologize everyone is not in the group photo, I couldn't pry some away from their projects! Check back later in the week to read about "destination workshops, local workshops, Retailers in your areas, new CeCe Colors debuting in February and March and products new to the industry. Have a great week and don't forget to help our environment.....GO GREEN!
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Politisite is receiving reports from several news agencies that the Convicted Lockerbie Bomber former Libyan intelligence officer Abdel Baset al-Megrahi عبد الباسط علي المقرحي has died.
al-Megrahi was released from prison back in 2009 on a compassionate release because he had just six months to live.
(TRIPOLI, Libya) — The former Libyan intelligence officer Abdel Baset al-Megrahi, who was convicted of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, has died in Libya, his brother told AFP on Sunday.
"He died an hour ago," Abdelhakim al-Megrahi said, putting the time of death at shortly after 1:00pm local time.
The UK Foreign Office could not confirm the report Sunday, however it said it was "seeking further information."
Megrahi, 60, was convicted in a Scottish court in 2001 for his role in the December 1998 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103. Most of those killed in the bombing of the Boeing 747 jet were Americans.
All 259 passengers and crew died in the tragedy, along with 11 people on the ground.
Megrahi was released on compassionate grounds in 2009 and allowed to return to Libya. Doctors said at the time that he had terminal cancer and only three months left to live.
Megrahi was greeted as a hero on his return to Muammar Qaddafi's Libya after having served eight years of a minimum 27-year sentence for his role in the tragedy.
via Weasel Zippers » Blog Archive » Report: Lockerbie Bomber Dead.
First Report – Lockerbie bomber Megrahi has died in Libya: brother
(Reuters) – The former Libyan intelligence officer convicted of the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am flight over Lockerbie, Scotland, that killed 270 people has died, his brother said on Sunday. He was 59.
Abdel Basset al-Megrahi died at home after a long battle with cancer. His health had deteriorated quickly overnight, his brother Abdulhakim told Reuters.
"He was surrounded by his family and died in his house," Abdulhakim said on Sunday.
Megrahi had been in and out of hospital for weeks and he was taken for an emergency blood transfusion in April.
He was held in a prison in the town of Greenock in western Scotland after he was tried and convicted for the bombing under Scottish law, although the trial was held in the Netherlands.
via Lockerbie bomber Megrahi has died in Libya: brother | Reuters.


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About this item
- BPA Free
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- Measure and mixes water and powdered formula to perfect temperature and consistency
- Works with most bottle sizes and formula brands and types
- Prepare with the press of a button
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Say goodbye to the time and hassle of manually preparing baby's bottles. Introducing the Baby Brezza Formula Pro, the revolutionary new way of preparing your baby's formula bottles. This is a top item in our Baby Registry. The Formula Pro uses worldwide patent-pending technology to measure and mix water and powdered formula to the perfect temperature (about 98 degrees) and consistency. With the push of a button, you can prepare a bottle within seconds that has no air bubbles. The water and formula powder are stored in airtight compartments right in the machine, so it's always ready for you when your baby gets hungry. The machine works with most bottle sizes and most formula brands and types. You can also choose the amount of formula you want to make: 2, 4, 6, 8 or 10 ounces. The easiest way to prepare baby's bottles is now right at your fingertips. Visit our Baby Registry for more big ideas for little ones.
Material: Plastic
Dimensions (Overall): 17.0 inches (H) x 12.0 inches (W) x 11.5 inches (D)
Features: Standard Neck Bottles
Includes: Formula Dispenser
Capacity (Volume): 8.0 ounces
Suggested Age: Adult Use Only
Certifications: UL Listed
Protective Qualities: Leakproof
Safety and Security Features: BPA-free
Care and Cleaning: Spot or wipe clean
Package Quantity: 1
Warranty: 1 year limited warranty. To obtain a copy of the manufacturer's or supplier's warranty for this item, please call Target Guest Services at 1-800-591-3869.
Hassle free formula preparation: no measuring, no mixing, no fuss
Patent-pending mixing technology: mixes formula powder and water to perfect consistency without air bubbles
Temperature control: heats water to 98 degrees, the optimal temperature for feeding baby
Airtight formula storage: holds 700g of formula powder to prepare 20 8-ounce bottles
Removable water tank: easy to fill and clean
Item Number (DPCI): 030-05-1575
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Love at first bottle
5 out of 5 stars
Leah — 4 years ago
If you read your directions and take care your unit there is NO reason to not love this item. While pregnant I bought manyyyyyy gadgets and gizmos, this is neither. This is a life saver. 3am feelings? Piece if cake. Crazy insane crying hungry baby, not to worry! In 30 seconds you'll have a warm bott...see moreof the reviewer's review
5 out of 5 stars
Natasha — 4 years ago
IF YOU FEED YOUR BABY FORMULA THIS IS A MUST. Will your baby survive without this? Yes. But I can't say how many times this has lowered my stress level. Every formula feeding parent has times where they have to make a bottle one-handed because their baby is upset. "Oops, I spilled formula. Did I put...see moreof the reviewer's review
(would recommend)
5 out of 5 stars
Mechelle — 3 years ago
We love our Brezza so much. It heats to the right temperature. We push 2 4 6 8 oz very few seconds our precious baby has warm milk. Everyone should purchase a Brezza. Out of everything we have purchased for our baby this is far the best thing. Baby does not have to wait very long in the middle of th...see moreof the reviewer's review
Baby Brezza Formula Pro is fantastic!
5 out of 5 stars
Jody — 5 years ago
I babysit my infant granddaughter. The Baby Brezza is fantastic! It makes a bottle at the correct temperature for feeding in less than 30 seconds! It used to take me about 4 minutes to warm a bottle. When you have a crying child that makes a huge difference. It is like a Keurig for formula. I highly...see moreof the reviewer's review
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Don't buy!
(would not recommend)
2 out of 5 stars
Unhappy customer — 9 months ago
Our formula pro isn't dispensing the correct amount of formula. This is a 2 oz bottle with way too much formula in it. Luckily, I didn't feed this to my daughter, and it's in a regular glass. However, there is no telling how many incorrectly measured bottles I've given her due to this malfunction. I...see moreof the reviewer's review
Great if it works
(would not recommend)
1 out of 5 stars
NJM — 1 year ago
verified purchaser
It's awesome when it works. We have gone through 3 in 5 months, all purchased at target. They just stop working eventually. Makes the sound as if it will dispense water and formula, but nothing comes out. And it is AWFUL when it stops working when making a bottle for a crying baby. Baby brezza cust...see moreof the reviewer's review
(would not recommend)
1 out of 5 stars
mkolson88 — 8 months ago
verified purchaser
I never go online to write reviews but felt compelled to so someone else would know what to look for with their Baby Brezza and make sure they are using their unit safely. I wanted to love this so badly, but ended up returning it today. We had our unit for about 2 months. Initiall, we felt like t...see moreof the reviewer's review
Not worth price, buy a thermos!
(would not recommend)
2 out of 5 stars
Kelly — 1 year ago
Not worth the money. Idea is great however it's not as easy as the Keurig coffee maker as I expected. I have twins and put this in the nursery hoping it would make middle of the night bottles a breeze, however the system pushes the warm water thru a funnel, then a little dry formula, then more water...see moreof the reviewer's review
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This is my Forex Autopilot Software Review, I will talk about the product, what it does and if it can benefit you.
What is it
It is a program that can buy and sell trades all on its own, by using statistics it can tell when to buy low and sell high for profit, it buys small amounts at a time maybe only $15 but then sells for $19, that's a $4 profit, not a lot but if it is doing that non stop with lots of different trades it adds up! Also since it is an Autopilot program you can be off working, shopping, sleeping, whatever you enjoy doing while it is buying and selling, making money that goes right into your account.
Very simple to use
Most are very simple, they don't even require you to know how to read a chart and have reported making $2,000+ in a single day, there are very many products out there so you have to be sure you get the one that is best for your needs.
How well does it really work?
When I first heard about this software I thought it was a scam but to my surprise some of these robots actually work! In fact people have spent their lives working the Forex market as a way to have a very comfortable lifestyle, but these products are now being used by these people so they can retire early while it is doing the exact same thing they would be doing all day and night.
How would I find a good one? Look for ones that have money back guarantee and has a demo that you can also use which uses fake money, that way before you risk anything you can start the demo and if it doesn't go as well as you had hoped just return the product with no loss.
If you are interested in this advanced software, I have found an excellent review page reviewing the top three Forex Robots out there Best Forex Robots Review
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Thursday, December 11, 2008
Forex Autopilot Software Review - Does it Work?
This is my Forex Autopilot Software Review, I will talk about the product, what it does and if it can benefit you.
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NSW pledges $500,000 for typhoon-devastated Philippines
THE NSW Government has committed $500,000 to the relief effort in the typhoon-devastated Philippines where thousands are dead and millions exposed to disease.
In a rare moment of solidarity, NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell and Opposition Leader John Robertson joined in expressing their sympathies to the many members of state's Filipino community who had lost or were missing loved ones following one of the largest storms in human history.
Mr O'Farrell said the government's support could be taken as a "part payment" for the major contribution the Filipino community had made to Sydney and the rest of the state.
Foreign aid workers are expected to remain in the Philippines for months.
Mr Robertson noted that more than $4millon children, equivalent to the population of Sydney and Melbourne, remained displaced.
He said he joined with the people of NSW in grieving for the people who had lost their lives and praying for those who were in the Typhoon's path.


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Death did we part
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Now losing people hurts... That's what I should say first. September 25th today is a day that actually brings up good and bad things. It is 9:18 in the morning and I look at the date and I see it's my friends birthday. Only problem is my friend ain't here. Two years ago he would have turned 15 today, but instead of him lasting another year he cut it off by tying a rope... Jackson Dale died at 15 two years ago, but I'm never gonna forget him. I'm still gonna try to make it a good day though.


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What was your first-ever car?
A secondhand Toyota Corolla, a typical young girl's car I think. I remember it because I had to save up for it. My parents were never going to buy me my first car. Because I was travelling from home up to netball training all the time, I just could not wait to get my licence. The day I turned 18 I went and did my driving test. I think I'd gotten my car two or three-weeks before that, so it was sitting in the garage just waiting for me to be able to drive it on my own.
How did it go?
It was great. It lasted me about five-years and then I wrote if off in an accident. I was just driving to the gym and went around a roundabout and was hit by another car that didn't see me. It spun me around, but no one was hurt. But the Corolla wasn't worth rescuing.
How did you find the whole learning to drive experience?
I really loved it. We lived on acreage on the Mornington Peninsula so we were quite often driving in the paddocks before we were allowed to drive on the roads. Dad was always adamant that we had to learn how to drive a manual.
What are you driving now?
I'm lucky enough to be looked after by Ringwood Mazda, so I drive a white Mazda CX-5. If they wanted it back I would buy it in a heartbeat. Being tall - I'm six-foot-two - it's nice to be in a SUV and be up higher. It has everything: reversing camera, sensors in the front and back, Sat Nav, a Bose speaker system, sunroof. Love it.
What's your pet road peeve?
I'm not a big fan of angry drivers, so people that are on the horn all the time or just feeling the need to be aggressive. And also probably people who don't know how to reverse park, so you have to wait 10-minutes behind them 'till they figure out how to get the angle right (laughs). It makes it easier, though, when you've got a camera and a sensor (laughs).
Can you fix a car?
I don't know a lot about them, but myself and one of the younger girls in our Vixens team this year went up to Ballarat and got a flat tyre on our way home. We didn't have any time to wait for the RACV so we had to figure out how to change it ourselves. We managed to do that (laughs), but the whole way home we were just hoping that nothing fell off. Like a wheel or something.
The lowdown: the Australian netball great is a huge fan of roomy interiors and automotive gadgetry.
Career highlights: chalking up 59 test caps for the Australian Diamonds; serving as Vice Captain of the Australian Diamonds from 2013 to 2014; being a member of the 2007 world championship-winning team; winning Commonwealth Games gold in 2014; achieving premiership success with Melbourne Vixens and Melbourne Phoenix in 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2009 and 2014.


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I came, I saw, I cocked it up…and I started again!
There are many things to consider when you have made the decision to travel to someplace new. The experience can be thrilling. There are a ton of travel options and a wide variety of adventures to take. Are you ready to tackle the logistics of planning your trip? No matter what your answer is, the following tips can be a big help.
Avoid using public computers for banking information. Keyloggers might be installed on the computers. This can allow the person or entity that installed the keylogger to have access to your information.
Any time that you travel abroad, you need to make sure you have certain types of important info with you in case you run into trouble. This includes the information of the place you are staying and who is going with you. You may find yourself needing this info. This will help with the troubles that you get into.
When you plan a trip, taking a digital camera that fits your trip is a good idea. If you are planning on backpacking, for example, a rechargeable battery may not be the answer. In any case, take a digital camera that is quick to turn on and focus so you won't miss the shot you want.
Unfortunately, you cannot depend on an airline to see to your needs, even if your traveling involves a lengthy flight. And items you may need, such as a pillow or blanket, should be packed before your flight. You should also pack snacks to ensure that you won't go hungry if you do not like what the airline offers.
Before booking your next trip, do your research. This will put you in the most comfortable position when flying or driving. Ask those who have traveled there before. If you do adequate research, there will be a less likelihood of a bad experience when you arrive at your destination.
Many stores charge too much for these types of products. Instead, try different, space efficient folding techniques for packing clothes. A packing plan could save you serious space in your luggage.
Educate your family by traveling. With the right choices and precautions, there are many places in the world you can go and educate your children by opening the world to them. When you spend time abroad, you give yourself and your family a greater understanding of another culture and the world at large.
You can find great vistas and unique vegetation in the desert. There is something especially memorable about deserts for the first-time visitor, and no one should go their entire lives without experiencing the austere majesty of the desert.
Check the expiration dates on your passports. Review passport rules for the country you are visiting. Some of them have very strict guidelines that must be followed. You may not be allowed into their country if your passport is expiring in a certain amount of time. The lead time might be as little as three months, but it can go as high as a year in some cases.
Traveling is much more than just getting to your destination. A great deal of planning is necessary to enjoy the experience. This article should steer you in the right direction.


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Are you organising a Community Event ? Would you like us to join you.
Birmingham Resilience Team attend a number of community events every year, where we provide information and advice about being more prepared for emergencies. We also invite citizens to sign up to Birmingham Community Alert, our free emergency messaging service.
We attend large and small events such as Chinese New Year Celebrations, St Patricks Day, Vaisakhi, St Georges Day, Birmingham Pride, Lord Mayor's Show, Eid, Diwali etc. We also attend many smaller events if possible, at local Community Centres, Residents Associations, Religious Organisations, School Parents Evenings etc. Its really important that we support the community with helpful information and advice so that they can prepare themselves to respond more effectively if they are affected by an emergency situation.
If you are organising an event, summer fair, open day etc and would like us to attend please contact us and we'll see if we can join you. Email firstname.lastname@example.com


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Taken in Japan Using a Nikon D2H with a 80-400VR. I spent 10 wonderful years in Japan and I intend to return soon with my wife. This was shot for a Hotel that was right on the coast where this was taken as an advertising photograph. The hotel is a 'SPA' hotel, that is a kind of hot spring Japanese bath hotel. We have been invited back as a guest.
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ERIC Number: ED033654
Record Type: Non-Journal
Publication Date: 1969-Oct-8
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An Analysis of the Processes of Developing a Consortium.
Sagan, Edgar L.
This report provides some basic guidelines for planning and establishing a consortium. Systems analysis was used to study 5 consortia, determine their objectives, identify applicable system variables, and ascertain the contribution each variable must make to achieve organizational objectives. The consortia were the Central States College Association; Dayton Miami Valley Consortium; Five Colleges, Incorporated; Great Lakes College Association; and the Union for Research and Experimentation in Higher Education. Data collected during personal interviews and from analyses of selected documents at each of the 5 consortia were summarized, and planning areas and activities were extracted or developed for utilization as elements of a model. Specific elements were determined in terms of their contribution to 1 or more of 19 proposed objectives. These objectives, along with 9 assumptions, served to guide the selection of the model's activity components and to provide a framework for time estimates and for a sequence of activities. The activities were arranged in a precedence diagram which was later converted to a 25-foot long PERT Network that graphically illustrates the 292-step model. The report contains 4 diagrams of the Network, and lists the 19 objectives, 9 assumptions, and 14 subsystems of activities that were developed for the attainment of network objectives. (WM)
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Play: Go Taiheiki Shiraishi Banashi Theater: Kado
Hirosada 広貞
By date unknown, Alfred Greenough Collection, Boston, MA; 1884, by inheritance to his uncle, Charles H. Parker, Milton, MA; 1908, bequest of Charles H. Parker to the MFA. (Accession Date: May 17, 2007)
Credit Line
Alfred Greenough Collection
Japanese, Edo period, 1848 (Kôka 5/Kaei 1), 8th month
- Artist Gosôtei Hirosada, Japanese, active 1826–1863, died about 1865
Catalogue Raisonné
Ikeda bunko, Kamigata yakusha-e shûsei, vol. 4 (2003), #106
Vertical chûban triptych; 25 x 52.4 cm (9 13/16 x 20 5/8 in.)
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Woodblock print (nishiki-e); ink and color on paper


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I remember it well;
On this day in 2008, I was in pretty bad shape emotionally.
In fact, I was in pretty bad shape for the past few years, as I was pathetically trying to hold onto my life working with young people in education and sports.
For the previous five years, I was miserably failing at being gainfully employed, either quitting or being fired from every one of the six jobs that I had, ranging from being a tutor in East Los Angeles to being on the coaching staff for a high school softball team, to being a playground aide – a job where I lasted only a few weeks – to my last gig as an after school teacher.
Looking back, it was evident that I was depressed on a fairly pronounced scale, even threatening suicide at one of those jobs when my supervisor was, at least in my warped mind, picking on me for something.
It all came to a head during that last after school job when my supervisor – a young lady who was half my age – lectured me due to something I did.
Which I deserved in retrospect, but my mind was so messed up over having to kowtow to someone who could have been one of my students or athletes that I felt humiliated, among other negative things.
I fell into SUCH a depression that I stayed home for the next three days, rarely getting out of bed.
Which brings me to that fateful day – this day – exactly a decade ago.
I had finally realized once and for all that the effects of my being on the Autism Spectrum Disorder – having Asperger's Syndrome to be precise – was never going to be conducive to me working with other people on a daily basis.
Not only that, I had realized that I absolutely was sick and tired of working for and answering to someone else.
I hated having to impress and please people who I honestly felt saw me as an inferior, not an equal human being in my mind.
I realized that I desperately needed my freedom, my independence from being at the mercy of someone else; for that someone else to determine whether you were going to be able to eat, buy clothes, and pay the rent through their employment of you.
Considering all the work I've done these past ten years, I suppose it's safe for me to say this. Photo courtesy of dreamstop.com
Which was causing a stress that was quite unhealthy.
And most of all, after remembering how people had told me over the years that they liked my writing and my essays in schools and such, I realized that my talents were in that field and that I needed to pursue that wholeheartedly.
Or forever wish I had.
In short, being an employee was virtually – and perhaps literally, being that I had threatened suicide more than once during my time in the workforce – killing me.
I began that February 6th by meeting the softball coach I was under the previous spring at a Carl's Jr., telling him of my plans.
Then I journeyed to the school where I was working at to take my stand against those oppressors, I mean employers.
To formally quit not only my job, but the "Kid Business" in general, ending my life in working for young people.
To in layman's terms, tell the overseers, I mean supervisors, at that after-school job to "Kiss my ass" (not literally of course; I had a little more class than that).
And to begin my life as a writer, which I did a few days later when I found a site called HubPages.com and began writing different articles about my experiences with having Asperger's and other things, which I got paid in royalties for.
Which led me to joining another writing site that paid royalties, Triond.com
Which, being a sports person who liked to give opinions about such, led me to writing for Bleacher Report and Fansided, helping to start GoJoeBruin.com, a sports blog covering my alma mater UCLA, on that network.
Which eventually led me to starting two blogs of my own:
SoCalSportsAnnals.com, on this same WordPress network,
And this blog.
Which I will have had for three (for SoCal Sports Annals) and four years this July (for this blog) respectively.
Along with working on my book describing my struggles with being on the autism spectrum in a non-autistic world, "WALKING ON EGGSHELLS", which I am on the verge of finishing as I have done a fourth draft and am going to do some final editing on one chapter in particular.
I thought it would be nice to include a picture of Charlie Brown's dog doing his writing here, as I grew up on "Peanuts" and consider it the greatest comic strip of all time. Image courtesy of jdspero.wordpress.com
In Case You Were Wondering:
No, I have NOT gotten rich from this now decade-long career – FAR from it.
But that's perfectly OK as my mental well-being has improved in the past ten years since that day I walked away from the "Kid Business"
I don't pretend that I have arrived as a writer; I'm definitely haven't had any success on any best seller lists whatsoever.
But one thing is for sure…
By having these two blogs and this soon-to-be published book (by no later than the end of this year), I feel that I'm being more a contributor to society.
For lack of a better term, I feel that I'm more in my niche.
And that I will have left something worthwhile to be remembered by when my time in this world is over – if people care to remember me at all.
Which I think is a big part of living your life.
All Right, Here's My Main Point:
It all began ten years ago today.
And it wouldn't be right to not mark the occasion in these Hartland Chronicles of mine.
Of course it's my hope and prayer that my life in writing will continue to be fulfilling.
And if it becomes lucrative, great!
But to be honest, making a lot of money was not on my mind when I decided to do this.
It was to become happy in my life's work – or at least happier.
Which I of course thank God for as I'm convinced He was leading me to this.
It's been a pretty good ten years doing this writing thing.
I only pray that the next ten years are as good if not better.
Perhaps I'll work on a young adult novel when "WALKING ON EGGSHELLS" is done and published; I have a few ideas swimming in my head.
I know I'm going to grow and evolve SoCal Sports Annals, as that's my business for all intents and purposes.
I also know that I'm not where I want and need to be as a writer, and probably won't be for a while.
But at least I'm not where I used to be those past few years working for someone else, especially mentally.
And that's something that I certainly thank the Good Lord for.
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