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When your husband comes home one day and says "I have taken a new job in Houston for a few months", after you think "Aggggghhhh" you then think *not that I had much choice in the matter* "Well it will be a nice adventure and we will skip the British winter, I'm in!" However not for one second did it occur to me that I would miss home or my family or my friends that much, its only an Ocean right? We haven't moved to the Sun...well actually FYI I think we have or Texas is definitely the Suns cousin but that's by the by. This week though it really was a slap in the face and I am sure other expats are nodding along too but its the side of the adventure (no matter how long or short it is) you don't consider. If you saw my other blog Grandpa Surrey you will know it was a hard day/week to miss his funeral, not just to say goodbye but to show support to my Step Mum and Family and you know on that day, I just needed things to go smoothly but everything went wrong and the kids were total maniacs, it ended up with the husband taking us out for Tea, me sinking nearly a full bottle of wine and telling a total stranger Mom all about it and I swear I nearly cried on her shoulder at one point! This week though I also missed my Granddad Max's 70th birthday, My brother Jack and Georgia's Engagement Party and my BFF's 30th birthday...I know all in 6 days!
So I haven't really felt myself, not just because of that but my routine here is totally different too, the TV is crap, sooo many adverts and the craziest ones at that. Here you allowed to say "Don't pick X brand its awful pick our Y brand" then there are the 1000s of medical ones and you would be insane to take them because after the advert of how it will change your life, it then fires out all the side effects and I am not even joking some of them say " Side effects may include Death!"....and don't even start me on the dating site "Country Folk". So my weekly TV quota has been wiped out which is bad if you know me, it's not all bad though, so has my ironing quota...well I am not standing there watching Henry frigging Huggle. So I want to say an "i thing" but anyway the husband has bought some cable to plug into the i pad/TV so we can watch some films and finally get started on Breaking Bad which I think even people without a TV have seen.
I have also been massively struggling to get any form of childcare for the boys, at home Archie goes 5 mornings a week to nursery but here you get nothing subsidised until Archie will be 6! So apart from us all going crazy spending 24 hrs a day together (we even shared a bed for the first few nights) we all need a little break from each other. First of all me and the hubby had a date night out and booked a sitter through an agency, now the girl was lovely and the boys loved her but 7-11.32pm cost $70 that's about £45!, yeah that's not going to work out much. So people here put them in Pre-School but there are strict criteria according to age, so some, Oscar cant go to missing out by only 1 month, some are full, a lot I wouldn't leave a dog in and the others are £££££. The other thing and I cant work out if I like it or not is some are open until 11pm and on weekends?! Anyway the one I had my eye on is called Crème de la Crème no joke it is like Disney land! They pipe in Disney music, it has a waterfall, a hairdressers... yes as in "he needs a trim today", dance studio, water park...I will just take a picture of its map. There is a catch though, it works out for only 2 days a week for both the boys its £1000...£ not $.
I had looked and looked, and with my sanity at sake I eventually decided to just accost some strangers at the park, the first person I wish I hadn't even spoken to when she told me she was recovering from E Coli....the second person recommended a good one that was full and the third "I home school"....oh go away! Ironically it would be on my day from hell and the stranger that I almost cried on, a lady called "Ashley!" who suggested this great one, its not too far, they can take both the boys and although its part of a church you don't have to go to the church to join. They are only going in 2 days 9.30am-2pm but its just what we all need, apart from the fact I LOVE it, so lovely (its called The Friendship school)clean and small class's, the boys love it, Archie asks everyday if he is going now?! They have to take a packed lunch which is a huge novelty and their first day yesterday was Fireman day so they had a fire engine and a Dalmatian dog visiting....need I say anymore. The only thing that worry's me is when I asked Archie what was it like he said "Good only, the fat one just drives the Fire Engine cos he wont fit down the pole"... I hope he doesn't say these things in to other people.
Amongst all this feeling a bit sorry for myself, I got a nice little dose of perspective at the weekend too though, one of our new friends here works for the Leukaemia Society and invited us on their annual "Light the Night" walk to raise money for research because if you don't know Leukaemia is blood cancer and no one really knows why it happens just overnight in some cases. If I am honest, I thought it would just be a little thing but there were 1000's of people, some in teams supporting one person and they made such an effort dressing up in their groups, there was an organised 2 mile night walk around downtown Houston which included going into the Minute Maid Baseball Stadium of the Houston Astros and we got to go down onto the pitch which was brilliant. The start of the event was cool too though they had a band on, food and t shirts for the walkers, it was a great atmosphere but one of the best bits was the balloons. They had balloons in different colours, red for supporters, white for remembrance of someone and gold for Leukaemia survivors and when it got dark they lit up, so walking with thousands of people it looked amazing.
The bit that got me though was, a few people were asked to tell their story's on the stage, this one man was explaining that his 4yr old son twisted his ankle swimming, it didn't go away after a few days though so they took him to the doctors, it was just a twisted ankle but his wife off the cuff showed the doctor a few spots on the little boys chest that had appeared recently and they were immediately taken to the children's hospital where he was diagnosed with Leukaemia that same day. This man explained how angry at first that this uninvited visitor had come into his family from nowhere but luckily the twisted ankle helped them catch the cancer at its earliest stage, the little boy (called Oscar!) pulled through and has now been in remission for a few years. There was another lady who told her story afterwards and her little girl sadly was not so lucky, and right then my brain went into overdrive, and I don't know why but I looked around at all the balloons and thought, we are all just like glass balloons. At anytime we could crack or for some completely shatter and then (again I don't know why but) I thought about a bit in one of my favourite books
"A million little pieces".
"The Young Man came to the Old Man seeking counsel.
I broke something, Old Man.
How badly is it broken?
It's in a million little pieces.
I'm afraid I can't help you.
There's nothing you can do.
It can't be fixed.
It's broken beyond repair. It's in a million little pieces."
I broke something, Old Man.
How badly is it broken?
It's in a million little pieces.
I'm afraid I can't help you.
There's nothing you can do.
It can't be fixed.
It's broken beyond repair. It's in a million little pieces."
and then what?... So nothing stupid like missing birthdays or TV really matters does it?! They then sang the national anthem and I had an ugly cry, but it really was an incredible and inspiring night,thank you so much to the Leukaemia Society and trivially I feel much more like myself.
Ash xox
So many birds, its deafening!
Date Night.
Chris got bit carried away....
Proper Cowboy grub.
Just a normal shop display.
Twix Cheesecake....
School Visit...looking smart.
Disneyland Nursery Map... we cant afford!
Lunch box
Oscar was delighted for photo time...
Best back pack ever comes with Turtle mask!
Happier with his stuff.
Its Woody.
Biggest cookie ever.
Archie and his new pal Brady.
Soz picks get a bit blurry now but I was walking.
Little boys so excited....


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Below you find the answers for FAQ regarding the journey to Oswiecim from Krakow.
The route Krakow – Oswiecim is operated by 4 carriers:
The courses are usually served by small buses – except for connections served by the carrier 'Lajkonik'. On our website in section Carrier's Profile you may find the up to date average assessment of journey's comfort given by the passengers. [Check]
The tickets are available from ticket office at Central Bus Station in Krakow or from a driver on the day. The fares are:
Attention please! The tickets bought online are usually cheaper than at the ticket office and in additional you may get a special promotion when you buy more tickets at the same time.
All the above carriers depart from Central Bus Station in Krakow located at 18 Bosacka Street.
There are three first bus stops in Oswiecim called:
The maps showing the location of bus stops you can find below:
Location of Central Bus Station in Krakow
Location of first bus stop and final bus stop WIĘŹNIÓW OŚWIĘCIMIA in Oswiecim
Location of first bus stop and final bus stop OŚWIĘCIM LODOWISKO in Oswiecim
Location of first bus stop and final bus stop MUZEUM AUSCHWITZ in Oswiecim
The first bus stop called MUZEUM AUSCHWITZ applies only to the carrier 'Lajkonik'.
The bus stop called WIĘŹNIÓW OŚWIĘCIMIA applies to lines number 2 operated by 'Marek Lewański' and 'Przewóz Osób JS' (the timetables of line number 2 you can find here)
The bus stop called OŚWIĘCIM LODOWISKO applies to the rest of lines run by 'GT TRANS', 'Marek Lewański' (line number 1) and 'Przewoz osob JS' (line number 1)
The nearest to the museum is the bus stop called 'MUZEUM AUSCHWITZ', a little further is 'WIĘŹNIÓW OŚWIĘCIMIA' (a few minutes on foot). The farthest bus stop is called 'OŚWIĘCIM LODOWISKO'.
Attention please!
The bus stop called 'WIĘŹNIÓW OŚWIĘCIMIA' is also an intermediate bus stop for connection served by 'GT TRANS', 'Marek Lewański' (line nb 1) and 'Przewóz Osób JS' (line nb 1). All you need to do is to inform a driver that you want to get off at the Auschwitz Museum when you buy a ticket and then you can just sit back and relax to all the way to your destination.
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Wellness Therapy for Addiction Recovery
Lakeview Health approaches recovery in a holistic manner by including wellness therapy that addresses all aspects of patients' lives. Our trained and certified health and fitness staff work with those in recovery to help them improve their physical fitness. All patients participate in our 8-week Health and Wellness Lecture Group, where they learn about fitness concepts, nutrition, supplement use, and how to develop their own exercise program. Many other addiction treatment programs don't even have their own fitness centers and those that do often don't have certified trainers on staff. Lakeview Health has a state of the art facility, complete with professionally trained wellness coaches that truly sets itself apart from other rehab centers.
Get Help Now. Call Lakeview Health 24/7.
The Link Between Exercise and Addiction Recovery
Exercise and addiction recovery go hand in hand. At Lakeview patients will spend a majority of their day in group therapy, where they address the mental and emotional aspects of their recovery. Each day men and women will also have designated times that they can devote to physical fitness in our new state-of-the-art fitness center. Since our campus is gender-responsive, men and women will use the Wellness Center at different times of the day for their fitness and wellness therapy. Group fitness is offered seven days a week. Patients can also register for up to three 30-minute sessions of individual training each week.
The health and fitness program has been designed to meet the different needs and interests of individuals in recovery. Participants can choose from several activities, including strength training, yoga, conditioning, and boot camp-style classes. Our lap pool is available for those who prefer to swim, and many older patients choose low-impact aquatic exercise.
Fitness is an integral part of the recovery process. Fitness helps patients with their body image and boosts their confidence. It improves their mood and can help counter depression. Trainers track patients' progress and collaborates with their therapists. This approach allows the staff to work toward shared goals in the patients' recovery. In the group classes, two or three classes per week are focused on team-building. Success—both in fitness and in addiction recovery—benefits from the whole group working together.
Our fitness facility has no mirrors, and we don't use scales to measure progress (except for medical issues). Success is not about how patients look but about how they feel. How is their energy? How are they sleeping at night? How is their self-confidence improving? Pushing themselves to do more reps or run farther than they did the week before is the best indication of progress.
Wellness Therapy & Fitness Staff
Daniel Crites
- B.S. in Exercise Science
- ACE Personal Trainer Certification
Shane Piccolo
- B.S. in Recreational Training and Fitness
- NESTA Personal Trainer Certification
- ACE Health Coach
Norman Pretlow
- ACE Personal Trainer Certification
- Tabata Boot Camp Certification
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Tiffany Greenfield
- AFAA Personal Trainer Certification
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In the days following the most historic election of our generation, where Donald Trump soundly defeated Hillary Clinton against massive odds, most of the attention has been on Clinton's reaction, but it seems she isn't the only one suffering from her staggering lose.
Huma Abedin was spotted this morning on her way to the now defunct Clinton campaign HQ in Brooklyn, where the Daily Mail caught pictures of her sobbing and appearing to be unsuccessfully holding back tears.
Hillary Clinton's closest aide Huma Abedin wept openly in the street on Friday as she returned to the place where the Democratic candidate's campaign was fought – and lost.
Abedin looked like she had the weight of the world on her shoulders as she visited the campaign headquarters of the failed presidential candidate – after her own stumbles and her husband's sexting habits helped contribute to Clinton's historic defeat.
Abedin ventured out of her Manhattan apartment and went to the office three days after President-elect Donald Trump shocked the world by defeating Clinton.
She approached the tall building with stunning views which had until Tuesday been filled with staff an volunteers carrying a bag and a purse.
The pain and emotion of the situation were clearly visible on the face of the long-time loyalist, despite the dark large-frame sunglasses that covered her eyes
Huma was seen with giant sunglasses, perhaps attempting to hide puffy eyes from three days straight of crying, and with an absolutely forlorn look on her face.
It wasn't just a sad expression, however, as Abedin appears to be wiping tears away from her cheek as she makes her way to the Clinton HQ.
Huma herself may be taking Clinton's lose more personally than other members of her staff, as her now estranged pedophile husband was the main cause of the FBI temporarily reopening the investigation into Clinton's private email server. Although FBI director James Comey announced 2 days before the election that there was "no new evidence" and their original decision in July stands, the damage was already done.
Let's not forget, Huma Abedin is very emotionally attached to Clinton, as earlier this year she told reporters that she "nearly cried" when she heard that Hillary had to carry her own bags to her hotel room, absent an aid to perform the task for her.
An entire week of news headlines announcing to voters that Hillary Clinton was once again being investigated may have been the last straw for many on-the-fence voters, unwilling to put a woman into office who would likely be plagued with constant investigations.
At one point Abedin's lip quivered and she wiped her eyes as she took the emotional journey back to work.
It isn't known how long the Clinton campaign office will remain open, or how long a lease the candidate signed. Clinton herself was spotted taking a walk Thursday when a supporter snapped a selfie with the smiling candidate.
After the FBI bombshell, Abedin was suddenly off Clinton's campaign plane for several days, missing high-profile campaign events in swing states with Jennifer Lopez, March Anthony, Beyonce, and Jay Z.
But she re-emerged to hold a Washington D.C. fundraiser with Vogue editor Anna Wintour on the Friday before the election where she was photographed smiling.
Then, just two days before the election, Comey announced that the FBI had found nothing to change its earlier conclusion not to prosecute Clinton – essentially leaving her off the hook, as far as the investigation is concerned.
It was Comey 'who we think may have cost us the election,' campaign chair John Podesta said on a post-election campaign conference call, The Hill reported.
Huma Abedin just lost her career, as her fortunes were tethered to Hillary Clinton's chance at the White House, but I'm sure she will be given a cushy career at the Clinton Foundation. With Trump set to be officially sworn in on January 20th, Huma's future may hold more than just a rocky career path, as he has vowed to appoint a special prosecutor to fully investigate Clinton and her criminality.
Cheer up Huma, you have some impressive achievements to add to your resume such as "wife of a twice caught pedophile", "personal assistant to covering up Clinton's private emails", "accused of being a spy for Saudi Arabia" and "carrying Hillary's bags for decades".


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Publisher: Bethany House Publishers
Jobless and down to her last dime, Ellie Moore hears about a position with the Pinkerton Detective Agency and believes it's the perfect chance to put her acting skills and costumes to use. Reluctantly, the agency agrees to give her one assignment, one chance to prove herself. Disguised as Lavinia Stewart, a middle-aged widow, Ellie travels to Arizona to begin her investigation. When the need arises, she also transforms into the dazzling Jessie Monroe, whose vivacious personality encourages people to talk.
Mine owner Steven Pierce is going to lose his business if he can't figure out who's stealing his silver shipments. In his wildest dreams, he never expected to receive help from a gray-haired widow...or to fall in love with her beautiful niece.
Then the thieves come after Lavinia and Jessie. Ellie isn't safe no matter which character she plays! Should she give up and reveal her true identity? What will Steven do when he realizes the woman he's falling in love with doesn't really exist?
Set in 1880s Arizona, Love in Disguise blends romance, humor, and mystery for a can't-put-down read.
My thoughts:
My thoughts:
Since I admitted the very first novel I read in English was a Louis L'Amour western, it will not come as a surprise I thoroughly enjoy a story about the Old West!
Author Carol Cox lures us with a fun filled plot based on one woman's survival in a rough dusty town where not everyone is as they seem.
'Love in Disguise' brings delightful entertainment in this good Summer read and proves that women can write a good old fashioned western!
This one gets my vote: with a good cast, it would be a great movie (I hope a screenwriter would deem Fatima getting 'shot' worth retaining!)
Faced with imminent starvation in the cold streets of Chicago 'Ellie' is nothing but determined and when per chance she hears a snippet of conversation alluding to a job, she grabs her chance and moves to Arizona to star as the latest Pinkerton agent!
Her assignment: discovering who is responsible for the silver mines thefts which plagues the area!
Ellie has a trunk full of costumes left to her by her last employer and despite misgivings formulates a plan!
Never mind the petticoats and her anxiety at this new career move! If all goes as she hopes, she will not have to worry about her future and perhaps face the ultimate choice as many women in the West had in those days.
Alternately funny, sad and with a good dose of courage, Ellie's story is one you will enjoy discovering!
With alacrity, Ellie switches her personality betwixt Lavinia the elderly sweet tempered aunt and Jessie, the vibrant young niece who 'joins' her in the cozy little house the Agency has provided them with.
Situations arise which makes the switches hilarious at times until evidences shows Lavinia/Jessie/Ellie faces real danger.
And when she gets a chance at romance she fears her true identity once revealed will cost her the trust of the one man she loves!
Ellie struggles with the roles she plays and her growing faith particularly when faced with the charismatic mine owner's increasing attention. Her only chance to prove herself to her employers is to pursue every venue no matter the cost!
Carol Cox paints a vivid American West, where a woman has the chance to prove herself whilst retaining her femininity, using Arizona's rich historical background of mining!
Finally, Love in Disguise brings readers not only a taste of the West with a twist but a reminder that with God, anything is possible!
I give it 4 stars!
About the Author:
I could not resist using this photo to introduce Carol Cox! I think it reflects the very essence of this author!As a native of Arizona, Carol Cox has a longtime interest in the Southwest and its history. Her family shares her love of the Old West as you will discover as you visit her website (here).
I received this book free from BETHANY HOUSE as part of their blogger review program.
I am disclosing this in accordance with the FTC 16 CFR, Part 255 'Guides concerning the use of endorsements and testimonials in advertising. I was not asked to write a positive review and all opinions expressed are entirely my own.


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Dear Chapter Stakeholders –
Happy New Year! My best wishes to you and your families for a happy, healthy, and prosperous 2017.
In this edition of the President's Blog:
- Board Elections
- University of Arizona Continuing and Professional Education Sponsorship
- Program Management Improvement and Accountability Act
- Miscellaneous
Board Elections
The Board fulfills a very important role for PMI-Tucson, such as filing PDUs for members, organizing three monthly events, and performing various administrative duties such as revising the Bylaws and renewal of our nonprofit status. If it were not for the volunteers who give their time we would not have monthly meetings or even a chapter. Therefore, I am grateful to the following individuals who have graciously agreed to run for Board positions:
- VP of Programs – Patrick Branch and Jerry Brown
- VP of Membership – Valerie Obie
- VP Communications – Jason Falter
When you receive the email regarding elections, please respond promptly. And, when you see a Board member, thank them for volunteering (and ask how you can help)!
As a small chapter, sponsorship funds are vital to pay for token speaker appreciation gifts, gas money for travel to Sierra Vista from Tucson (or vice versa), and raffle gifts for the holiday parties. These are the nice touches that help us attract presenters and also make PMI-Tucson a fun chapter for members. We are thankful for all sponsorships, and gratefully acknowledge a new alliance for December 2016 and January 2017: the University of Arizona's Continuing and Professional Education office.
Continuing and Professional Education offers Fundamentals of Project Management and also PMP Exam Preparation courses in February of 2017. For more information, check out the Continuing and Professional Education website or call 520.626.5091.
Program Management and Accountability Act
In my September blog post, I discussed the Program Management and Accountability Act. In case you haven't already seen the news, this piece of legislation was unanimously re-approved by the Senate in early December and signed by President Obama on December 16th. Read all about this act here.
Volunteer Opportunities
A Message from Ty Chang: Happy New Year, Members! Welcome 2017! Professional Development has a few exciting events plan for this year - Professional Development Day (PDD) and CAPM/PMP Workshops. If you would like to participate in the chapter's first PDD or shape the future of aspiring project managers by becoming a CAPM/PMP instructor please contact Ty Chang (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Neil Jones (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Speaker Leads
A Message from Pat Branch and Jerry Brown: We hope all of you welcome 2017 with a positive outlook. After all, so much of being a PM has to do with us as people, and the relationships we create and maintain, both personally and professionally. For this year's programs, we seek to obtain new approaches and examples of how to interact better during the course of executing our project management duties and functions. We're keen to hear your ideas for how to increase connections and input about the direction of our upcoming speakers.
Please contact Pat Branch (email@example.com) or Jerry Brown (email@example.com) if you have topic and/or speaker ideas.
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The University of Arizona spring term begins January 11, 2017, which means I am unable to attend any Tuesday evening meetings from then through May. (I will attend as many breakfast meeting sessions as my work schedule permits.) However, my absence does not mean I don't want to hear from you! Please contact me at email@example.com if you have questions, concerns, or suggestions.
Hope to see you at the first meeting of the year on January 10, 2017 when Dr. Vincent Del Casino from the University of Arizona will discuss Organizational Performance Management.


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Friday night U21 goals: England edge Wales in five goal thriller
Wales U21 2 – England U21 3 (First-leg, Euro 2009 qualifier, October 10, 2008) Simon Church opened the scoring for Wales following a mix-up in the England backline, before England hit back with goals from David Wheater and Adam Johnson. But Church levelled before the break with an excellent finish before Gabi Agbonlahor cheekily flicked home England's winner in the second half.
Germany U21 1 – France U21 1 (First-leg, Euro 2009 qualifier, October 10, 2008) Ashkan Dejagah put Ze Germans in front with a fine left-footed strike on 14 minutes but Portsmouth centre back Younes Kaboul levelled for Les Bleus, to put them slightly in the ascendancy going into the second leg.
Turkey U21 1 – Belarus U21 0 (First-leg, Euro 2009 qualifier, October 10, 2008) In-form Buraspor striker Sercan Yildrim scored the only goal in the tenth minute.
Austria U21 2 – Finland U21 1 (First-leg, Euro 2009 qualifier, October 10, 2008) The Austrians raced into a 2-0 lead with goals from Christoph Saurer and Florian Klein inside 13 minutes, but Finland came back into the game midway through the second half through Mehmet Hetemaj.
Torquay 1 – Oxford 1 (Conference, October 9, 2008)
LA Firpo 1 – U.N.A.M. (Pumas) 1 (CONCACAF Champions League, October 9, 2008) Firpo grabbed the lead through Mauricio Quintanilla's header from a corner kick, while Pumas hit back with Martin Bravo's second half strike.


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Instead of just finding a tag and having half the questions irrelevant to me or not wanting to answer them. I have collected questions from numerous tags and made my own. Enjoy!!
1:Do you sleep with your closet doors open or closed?
I have mirror sliding doors, so it just depends. I don't mind either way
2:Do you take the shampoos and conditioner bottles from hotel?
Yes, if they are fancy and come in little bottles. Ones in packets I don't. I collect them and then never use them.
3: Do you have a middle name?
Yes, my middle name is Jasmine.
4: Favourite subject at school?
I absolutely love media. It's what I want to do when I finish school.
5:Do you like to use post-it notes?
Yes, i'm always writing stuff on them!
6: What's your favorite colour?
At the moment it's orange.
7: Have you graduated high school?
No, i'm in year 10. Two more years to go!
8:Do you have freckles?
I have some here and there, but not a lot.
9:Do you always smile for pictures?
Yeah because I can't make silly faces.
10: Whats your favorite animal?
Cheetah and panda.
11:Have you been out of the country?
Yes, I have gone to Thailand and been on a cruise that went to New Caledonia.
12: Any sibling?
No i'm an only child.
13: Favourite movie?
I love the Fast and Furious Franchise and all their movies. My friends think i'm crazy because it's not girly, but I don't care!
14:Do you ever dance even if there's no music playing?
Only if I've come home from a party and am still in a partying mood.
15: What phone do you have?
I have a HTC One X
16: Whats your favorite number?
1, not sure why
17:What size is your bed?
King single :( My rooms not big enough for a double.
18:What is your Song of the week?
Clarity cover by Alex Goot, Luke Conard and Landon Austin
19:Is it okay for guys to wear pink?
Hell yeah, It's just a colour!
20: Any hobbies?
Dancing, drawing and blogging.
21:Whats your least favorite movie?
Any horror or scary movie.
22: Favorite TV show?
I have so many, but a couple are: How I Met Your Mother, Hart Of Dixie, Pretty Little Liars, 2 Broke Girls and Big Bang Theory.
23:What do you drink with dinner?
I only drink water.
24: Favorite You Tuber?
Way to many, but some: Smosh, Joey Graceffa, Sawyer Hartman, Tanya Burr, Zoella, Sam Pepper, Shane Dawson, Sprinkle of Glitter, Pointless Blog, Marcus Buttler, Casper Lee and Watch us live and stuff.
25:What is your usual bedtime?
26:Are you lazy?
I try not to be but yeah..
27:What is your Chinese astrological sign?
A ram
28:Are you afraid of heights?
Yeah big time.
29:Do you sing in the shower?
Yeah, doesn't everyone?
30:Ever used a gun?
Yeah at a shooting range in Thailand.
31:Do you believe in ghosts?
No, but i'm still scared of them. How does that work?
32:Ever have a Deja-vu feeling?
Yeah all the time.
33:Take a vitamin daily?
Yeah vitamin D because I don't get enough sun.
34:Wear slippers?
Does ugg boots count?
35:Wear a bath robe?
Only when i'm getting ready for a special event.
36:First concert?
37:Ever take dance lessons?
I did dance lessons for 5 years.
38:Is there a profession you picture your future spouse doing?
Musician maybe or as a hobbie.
39:Can you swim well?
I can swim but not for long.
40:Do you want kids?
Yes and no. But in the future
So there we go. You now know 40 more things about me. If you read the whole thing let me know, because I can't imagine anyone wanting to read anything about me.
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There is 9 amazing prizes on offer from quilt kits to gorgeous patterns and so much more!!
So what will I be offering you my lovely readers? Well as we have a rather Aussie theme happening here I thought I would offer you some patterns from my favourite Aussie designer Annie Downs of Hatched and Patched fame! Annie is an amazing designers who combines stitcherys with applique and quilts and wool felt and any other technique you can imagine. So first up is this gorgeous Quilt pattern of Annies Christmas strippy quilt.Isn't it just gorgeous!! I will also include in my little prize pack a pattern and fabric kit of this adorable Chickadee pincushion! This includes pretty much everything you need to make an adorable wool felt pincushion! I am going to have to get one of these for myself, It's just too cute!Anyway here is what you have to do to enter, easy really, you've probably already done some of it. I would like you to become a follower of both mine and the Among the gum trees blog, if you do this you will get 2 entries. For another entry all you have to do is put our button on the sidebar of your blog. Sorry if you don't have a blog, but we have to draw the line somewhere.
Anyway thats it! 3 chances to win! When you have done all that just pop back and leave me a comment telling me how many entries you are entitled to and your in! (keep in mind there is 9 of us, so we will be checking!) :)
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Oh and don't forget that my Lifes a Hoot BOM started yesterday, I'd love to know what you think, just click on the free patterns button to be taken to my freebies site and download the PDF's
Oh what fun this has been, was it worth the wait?
Thank you everyone for your comments I read each and every one and love looking at your blogs, I really have to turn this computer off at some stage today, my family think my laptop is permenantly attatched to my knees :)


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The Malnourished Misadventures of Ethan and Sam
The Siren Of Sorrow, A back story of Andrew Ward's Geist, The Siren of Sorrow.
I made a list of House Rules and Combat Hacks. More to come.
Black Ops Perks as Merits Fairly self explanatory. Not yet implemented, but available for debate and suggestions for revision. Already revised since they were hastily scrawled.


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BUSINESS WRITER • 11 February 2015 9:31AM • 2 comments
HARARE - The National Oil Infrastructure Company of Zimbabwe (Noic) is planning a $6 million ethanol storage facility at its main Harare depot, which will also complement other fuel assets such as Sakunda Energy (Private) Limited (Sakunda)'s $12 million gantry.
This comes as Energy minister Samuel Undenge has emphasised the need for buffer stocks of the critical fuel-blending commodity and authorities have had to frequently adjust the blending ratios in response to shortages at the country's main supplier Green Fuel.
"We are currently talking to the ethanol producing company so that we build stocks to avoid a scenario caused by heavy rains and also there should be a statutory maintenance of the plant to shut down for a period of one month to give room for service," he said.
According to tender documents seen this week, Wilfred Matukeni's company is hoping to construct or build a five million-litre storage tank at its Mabvuku yard.
With the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority stressing that the country needs about 90 million of ethanol yearly to sustain the prescribed fuel blending ratio or levels of 15 percent, analysts say there are still vast opportunities in the sector, which the State-run institution was hoping to tap into.
In 2013, the energy regulatory said petrol and diesel consumption rose from 560 million litres in 2009 to about 1,4 billion litres. But from time–to–time, President Robert Mugabe's government has been forced to slash the 15 percent blending ratio of petrol to five percent as the country's sole supplier has often battled supply problems.
At a time State officials say Noic could be looking at securing the key energy supply sector, independent analysts say the five million litre facility might not be enough to cater for Zimbabwe's surging car import figures or number.
In the tender documents seen by businessdaily, Matukeni's company says it is looking for contractors to "design of a form-based fire protection system for the tank and associated equipment" as well as "piping, and associated systems… which connect to existing infrastructure".
The development also comes as regional oil giant Engen — a joint venture between South African investors and Malaysia's Petronas Group — has announced plans to build a 25 million litres fuel distribution, and storage facility straddling Zimbabwe, and Mozambique.
Formed in 2011 as a wholly-owned government entity, Noic has a critical role and mandate in the transportation of petroleum products into the country from Beira to the Msasa depots.
In recent times, it has also collaborated with the likes of Sakunda and CBZ Bank Limited in the procurement of credit lines for a top European bank. Under the arrangement, Kuda Tagwireyi's company has played a critical role raising nearly $330 million in facilities that have been utilised in various sectors of the economy.
Apart from the $120 million tranche announced in October 2013, the Century Towers outfit has followed up this facility with another arrangement last year.
At the time, Sakunda and its partners not only used their respective balance sheets to raise the cash, but bank officials stressed that the money would benefit various sectors of the economy.
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Being in a recording studio is nothing like being in front of an audience. It's a sterile environment; there's no audience or applause and often the musicians are in separate rooms from eachother. If you're accustomed to performing for people and with people in close physical proximity to you (like most musicians), being in the studio is a totally foreign place. As you can imagine, that environment is not super conducive to creativity, which means you have to take extra measures to put yourself in the creative space. For example:
I made my first record in 2006 (that's Champian with David Berger & the Sultans of Swing). I had very little studio experience at that time and on the very first day my booth was close to Dennis Irwin's booth (the famous Jazz bassist, read about him here). I looked over and I saw Dennis setting up his area – bottles of water, tools for stretching, little knick-knacks. He was really making that space his own. I was curious and asked him about it, and he told me he was doing just that, getting comfortable for the day, and then he advised me to stay hydrated, snack a little, and to wear my headphones only on one ear (totally helps you hear better).
I learned a lot in the studio that day and every day in the studio since. For me drinking lots of water and snacking are absolutely necessary, but I've also learned that I need to dress for a gig (NOT in jeans or a t-shirt like that day in 2006, HAHAH, wearing jeans does not make me creative), not listen to too many playbacks (it just zaps my energy and I think it's a waste of time), to keep things moving along and not get bogged down in takes, and most of all to keep everyone having fun.
There are tons of blog posts online with tips for a good day in the studio (super obvious ones mostly, like BE PREPARED. duh.) but I'm curious about stories and tips from my fellow musicians, of ANY genre. Please write to me in the comments!


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The ease with which you can mix only a few ingredients with eggs and bake it into a light and fluffy delicious frittata has been one of the greatest discoveries in my college cooking journey. It's affordable, hearty, and quite nutritious. I am a firm believer that all foods are versatile but you can really put anything into a dish like this, add a crust and you have a quiche, or fold it in half and you've made an omelet! Eggs get me excited, what can I say...
I'll be honest, I made this frittata in the throws of studying for finals but posting it now seems rather timely because I am making it for my parents tomorrow night.
Spending time with my family, sleeping in the room I grew up in, and getting to cuddle with our dogs are only a few of the things that make Christmas break so wonderful...I am one lucky girl
Our Westie Lucy. Who wouldn't be excited to spend time with her?
Few vegetables get along with cheese quite as well as broccoli and this quintessential pairing has always seemed rather indulgent to me. Here I've lightened it up with 2% sharp cheddar cheese, egg beaters, and lots of broccoli.
1 cup egg beaters
4 large eggs
1/8 cup milk or water
2 tbsp minced garlic
1/4 small onion, grated or chopped very fine
1 tsp olive oil
1/2 cup shredded 2% sharp cheddar cheese
2 medium stalks broccoli, florets removed and cut into small bite sizes pieces
Sauté broccoli, garlic, and onion with olive oil in a large skillet with an oven proof handle- I use a 12" Calphalon pan
*If your broccoli isn't cooking quickly enough add a few tablespoons of water and cover to steam for a couple of minutes
In a large bowl whisk the eggs, milk or water, and egg beaters together
Once your garlic, onion, and broccoli are softened pour the egg mixture into your oven safe pan
Sprinkle cheese on top
Keep cooking on the stove over medium heat
Once it is set around the edges and starts to firm up in the middle put in the oven under the broiler for about 3 minutes until browned and completely set
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I am TIME magazine's person of the year
"Bono named 'Person Of The Year' by Time magazine
Time said Bono's efforts in fighting global poverty has had an impressive impact.
The magazine said: "Bono charmed and bullied and morally blackmailed the leaders of the world's richest countries into forgiving $40bn in debt owed by the poorest."
Time also named former US Presidents George Bush Sr and Bill Clinton 'Partners Of The Year' in 2005 for their humanitarian work."
Here's to one more (award) in the name of love this Christmas,
we must stop encouraging him
his smugness may soon become the new evil we must fight
Did I disappoint you?
Or leave a bad taste in your mouth?
You act like you never had love
And you want me to go without
Well it's
Too late
To drag the past out into the light
We're one, but we're not the same
Bono xxx
Listen kid, if bullying and moral blackmailing
the world's richest countries into forgiving 40 billion in debt owed by the poorest is the action of an arsehole then I don't not want to be that arsehole. Begorra. If that much love came to your town you would want to catch that train.
Bono x
you make a good point
or something
Your cartoon isn't even animated
and there is no proof I ever said that.
Have you come here to play Jesus to the lepers in your head? Is that it?
You did. Family Guy told me so.
Did anyone see the Onion story?
about how the rest of U2 aren't bothered about poverty and stuff. It was funny.
no! where? when? why?
well, here's a search on 'u2' in their archives.
Just you wait, Bono
I'm running against you in next year's New Jesus election, and I gave 2 cigarettes to a tramp a few weeks back. So bring it on, bitch!
Who is going to be your St Peter?
Mine is Chris Martin. With my good looks, charm and ability to heal the sick we make a great team. He's going to do the filing.
BºÑº x
I was gonna
ask Mr T.
Shit. YTMND isn't funny anymore, thanks to that post, Mr Furnival.
I hope you're happy, I really do.
I've never heard of YTMND. Just googled Bono's cameo in Family Guy. What is it?
PS I'm very happy.


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Junior Club - Tennis Club in Condesa (Mexico City)
Hey, I'm from Chicago but living in DF for about a year now. I joined the Junior Club in Condesa about a month ago and just wanted to recommend it to everyone. There's 14 red clay courts that are beautiful. Additionally, there's a nice gym and outdoor pool.
The joining fee is kind of steep, $ Protected content 25 and older and $ Protected content under 25, but the monthly fee is not bad at all, roughly around $ Protected content month.
There's about Protected content at this place, and definitely a nice amount of foreigners. But I really do love this place...
-you don't have to ever pay for court time, which is pretty rare at a tennis club (there's lights and if you use those at night you have to pay the small cost of them)
-there are lots of free fitness classes (yoga/pilates all 3x a week or more),
-they are actively developing a business center to assist with networking/job searching, etc., They had a good business breakfast last week, good networking there
-the hours are long, like 5:30am-11pm
-the people have been really nice and people are always looking for new playing partners
-there's a cafeteria that serves a different complete meal every day, it's good and is only 45 pesos
-Beers are cheap! Protected content and a nice bar to hang out at
-Saturdays are fun, lots of people hanging around the pool, etc
-Space for private parties
-great location (in Condesa, a few blocks west of metro/metrobus Chilpancingo, at the intersection of Nuevo Leon and Baja California (Eje 3))
-Tennis lessons are good and only 200/hr (WAY cheaper than back home in Gringolandia)
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May 22, 2016
Showcase Presents: Phantom Stranger Vol. 1
Read this book, for it is...THE PHANTOM STRANGER!
The Phantom Stranger Vol. 1 covers the character's series from 1969-1972. Early writing duties fall mainly to Mike Friedrich, and later to Len Wein, Gerry Conway, and Robert Kanigher. The character takes a while to find his feet, but once he does, the book is really good.
Once he is established, the Phantom Stranger is a supernatural being who shows up to stop evil supernatural stuff. His speech reminds me of Storm from the 90s X-Men cartoon (which is a hilariously good thing), and at times he seems to have limitless power. However, a good punch to the face takes him out more than once. This usually happens while he's monologuing to the bad guy about how they can never defeat the power of righteousness.
The earlier stories are not as interesting, as the character is simply a guy who shows up and disproves supernatural phenomenon. These stories get old fast, because there's not actually any spooky stuff going on, and the Stranger himself appears to just be a random guy who shows up and talks a lot without actually doing anything.
Later on, real stuff starts happening, and the Stranger becomes way more engaging with cool powers and abilities. There is some sense of continuity, as he runs into the same two antagonists more than a few times. Tala is a female "Queen of Evil," and manipulates mortals into performing evil deeds. Tannarak is a sorcerer who needs to steal mortal life in order to extend his own. Outside of those two, there's so much crazy supernatural stuff that the Stranger has to extinguish or send back to the abyss. It made for very good reading.
The Stranger usually comes out on top, leaving a strong moral message for those who remain after the battle, though the evil escapes most of the time.
Dr. Thirteen is a huge part of this book. He is another opponent of evil, although his ultimate goal is to disprove all instances of supernatural activity. At first, he and the Stranger are in all the stories together. This quickly becomes formulaic and overused. It's even more baffling early on when he and the Stranger are essentially the same character, since the Stranger seemingly has no powers. Thankfully, they go their separate ways eventually and have individual adventures. Of course, nearly everything Dr. Thirteen runs into turns out to be fake, and everything the Stranger encounters is real, thereby reinforcing each of their convictions.
Early artwork is a mixture of Bill Draut, Mike Sekowsky, and Neal Adams. Later on, it's Jim Aparo and Tony DeZuniga. It's all pretty great. It's interesting to note how artwork from the same period can be so lame or awesome depending on the book. Artists seemed to be given more freedom with the horror stuff, compared to the superhero lineup.
Overall, it was great. The early stuff had me wary to continue, but I'm glad I did. The Stranger is an interesting character, and I find it impressive that DC has kept his true origins and backstory a complete mystery. He truly is a phantom stranger.
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Well, it's snowing AGAIN here in Rhode Island and I have another snow day. I have to say that the last time I remember snow like this I was young. So far this winter, we have doubled our snowfall from last year. Basically, all schools in the state are closed. It is a little crazy. All of my colleagues are complaining on Facebook about having to make up the day at the end of the year. I want to really respond with a rude comment. COME ON PEOPLE, this is what gives teachers a bad name. When school is cancelled, it is all about safety, mainly the safety of the children. In my district, the majority of the students walk to school. There is no where for them to walk right now but in the street. My school has an annex, so I have to walk about two blocks between the buildings. As of yesterday, the sidewalks were not cleared from the last snowstorm. I had to walk in the street, sometimes walking in the middle of the street! It is quite the sight, me walking the streets of south Providence. (I know some of you who know me are actually chuckling right now.) So who cares if we have to go to school a few more days in June. I would much rather go into school when it is ninety degrees than travel with my heart in my throat during a snow storm. Let's face it, the students who would show up during a snow storm, will be the students who are going to show up for those last days in June. There would be nothing covered today and there will be nothing covered at the end of the year.
So I am going to cuddle up on the couch, watch some dvr'd shows and do some writing. If I was really prepared, I would have picked up some wine last night but I can always do that later if I feel like it. The snow will be out of here this afternoon. Enjoy your day!
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Largest Newspaper in Peru Chooses QuadTech
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Press release from the issuing companySussex, WI -- El Comercio, the largest newspaper in Peru, has chosen to install QuadTech's ICON integrated platform to increase overall efficiency and reduce waste. As the world's preeminent designer and manufacturer of automated print controls, QuadTech is pleased to contribute to the continuing success of the Lima-based newspaper.
With a circulation of over 120,000 issues daily, El Comercio is installing the advanced technology on a manroland 48-page Lithoman press, to automate and meet the higher quality demands of its commercial customers. QuadTech's network-based ICON platform allows operation of automated press controls from a single, centralized station. El Comercio's installation will include QuadTech's Color Control System, Register Guidance System with MultiCam, and Ribbon Control System with MultiCam.
"The group El Comercio, publisher of the newspaper titles El Comercio, Trome, Perú.21, Gestión y Depor, with a market share of 65% in readership between all its products, made the decision to acquire a new manroland 48-pg Lithoman web press for our commercial plant-where magazines, books and inserts are printed in high quality paper substrates-with the aim of doubling our current production which reaches 20,000 tons of paper per year due to the growing demand for our products," said Mr. Ignacio Prado, Plant Manager for El Comercio.
"Since our existing Heidelberg M600 presses came with QuadTech auxiliaries that had performed very well, we decided to once again go with QuadTech for color and cutoff/sidelay register, plus in-line ink density control for this new press-whose speed and production capacity are greater than our current presses, and therefore require auxiliaries capable of adapting to the requirements of this new technology."
Karl Fritchen, President of QuadTech said, "At QuadTech, we understand the demands of the newspaper industry and the need to increase efficiency, improve quality, reduce waste, and increase profits. By partnering with us, El Comercio is giving itself a large competitive edge."
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|Our First Stop- Clodagh Castle- 16 people sketching around it
|Currabeha Stone Circle- Everyone claims a stone
|The 16 sketchers that day, our most yet!
|Cahervaglir Fort Entrance
|Kinneigh Round tower
For our first Sceitse of the new year, we had our biggest turnout yet, with 16 sketchers showing up on the day to partake in the fun. We headed for mid west Cork, to a village called Coppeen, where we visited sites in the local area. from castles to forts to round towers to stone circles, it was a day full of lots of interesting things to sketch and visit. And many, many laughs along the way, one for the books for sure!


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|2003-11-29, 19:56
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Narutaru starts out like a sort of Pokemon clone, but toward the end, it's DAMN dark and disturbing.
Like, when they decide to stick a glass or something up this girl's vagina and then kick her in the stomach, so that it will break. And afterwards, when said girl goes nuts. Nasty show, really. Pity it ends.
|2003-11-30, 02:47
|Link #5
Helping Translator
RahXephon is a really good one to watch then. The series though, not the OVA.
It's a deep and very complicated anime although it's not as morbid as you may want it to be. On the other hand you could also check out Noir; very mysterious.
|2003-11-30, 03:09
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chrno fangal
Join Date: Nov 2003
Age: 31
Anyway, why dun you try Chrno Crusade too? Hmm, judging from the storyline that I have read in one of the fansites, I reckon that it may be a little dark anime too.
|2003-12-03, 17:26
|Link #13
Well, personally I dont care for Serial Expierments: Lain but I do love Hellsing, and thats kind of "dark" and I guess Berserk is a bit dark also...but I think they are in a different way that you want. And, I've heard some quite dark stories about Narutaru...
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|2003-12-03, 19:02
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Age: 39
Anyway, they're both magnificent.
|2003-12-04, 01:17
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Destroyer of the God Deus
I can definitely agree that Narutaru is really fucked up(sorry for language). The first 5 eps will lead you astray but the last 5 eps just blows you away. Koutesu aka Hundred Stories is an extremely "dark" anime. It goes for the jugular in every episode. I highly recommend both. Be warned though because Narutaru deals with children in the messed up shit, could be highly offensive.
|2003-12-07, 20:52
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anime fan
Just one comment on Shingetsutan Tsukihime... it is a good series with a "gloomy" atmosphere but that's not the center point of the storie nor it is the motive for me whatching it... this is a impossible love story where the greatest this and also the focus of the script is to try to show the love between Arcueid and Shiki... the rest is just the setting! What I like most in this story is the Charisma of the characters. I loved when Arcueid described the way she was cut off into 17 pieces... that's the moment when she falls in love with Shiki.
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Made this salad over Thanksgiving. It was fresh with lots of flavor. Try it out.
- 10 oz baby spinach
- 5 oz field greens mix
- 3 small gala apples or 2 medium, cored and thinly sliced
- 1 cup pecans, toasted
- 1/2 walnuts (opt)
- 4 oz blue cheese, crumbled (don't use the pre-crumbled stuff)
- 2 oz herb goat cheese (opt)
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries
- 12 oz bacon, cooked and crumbled (optional)
- 1/2 small red onion, sliced into thin strips (optional)
- 1/2 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar
- 2 Tbsp pure maple syrup
- 2 tsp dijon mustard
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 1/4 tsp freshly ground black pepper
- 1 tsp brown sugar
Maple-Cider Vinaigrette
- If using red onion, place slices in a colander and run under warm water for about 10 seconds, tossing once, to remove harsh bite. Drain well.
- In a large salad bowl toss together spinach, apples, pecans, blue cheese, cranberries and optional bacon and red onion. Drizzle desired amount of dressing over salad and toss to evenly coat. Serve immediately after adding dressing.
- For the dressing:
- Add all ingredients to a medium mason jar. Cover with lid and shake to blend well (or alternately just blend well in a bowl with a whisk) Make extra, its good.


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1. Noah's first family portrait.
2. Wands.
When Noah was a baby, I secretly wished that he'd have a childhood "thing." Remember that laundry detergent commercial where that little boy wore a beanie hat everywhere — even to bed — and his mom had to sneak it off his head just to wash it? That. Maybe it would be a superhero cape. A batman costume, even. Just something that was uniquely his.
And wands it is.
3. The faint smell of Justin's new cologne after he leaves the house.
4. The magnifying glass always by his side, to examine.
5. The artwork piling up around our house.
6. Noah finally sitting down for a real haircut
...and being so well-behaved and patient.
7. The possibility of maybe, hopefully, finally setting down roots in a house of our own.
8. My new iPhone cover that matches my clothes.
9. Spending beautiful Thursday afternoons at the park, rather than at a desk.
And feeling so overwhelmingly grateful.
10. Noah singing songs from Wicked everywhere he goes.
Like, everywhere. And with DRAMA.
What's making you happy right now at this very second?


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Page Bridge Missouri River Crossing
The Creve Coeur Park Connector offers a great way to get to and from the Katy Trail from St Louis County. This 3.6 mile long bike lane enables cyclists to use the Page Avenue / 364 bridge to cross the Missouri River,
totally separate from automotive traffic
. On the west end, it connects to the Katy Trail at mile 42.8, just south of the Family Arena. On the east end, it connects to the
Creve Coeur Park trails
at the park's southwest corner. It mostly runs parallel with hwy 364 (Page Ave).
Heres a link to
a map of the Page crossing
, from the Missouri Dept of Transportation.
For a "bigger picture" perspective, look for the dotted green line coming off of the Katy Trail on
this regional map
Cars are
on the other side of the fence
on the left
The view from the Trail
Some Mileage Measurements:
3.3 St Charles trailhead to Page Ave Bridge
0.85 Family Arena to Page Ave Bridge
0.25 Katy Trail to bridge parking lot (up hill - see photo below)
0.6 Length of Missouri River Bridge
3.6 St Charles parking lot to end of ramp at Creve Coeur Mill
4.7 St Charles parking lot to Creve Coeur Park soccer field parking lot
There's a parking lot with nearly 100 slots at the St Charles end of the bridge (photo below). But it's at bridge level, high above the Katy Trail. A paved ramp leads down to the trail.
If you park there, save some energy to climb the ramp back up to the parking lot when you return. It's a 1/4 mile of climbing: the switchbacks can be seen through the bridge's chain-link fence in the photo at left. The Creve Coeur side involves a little bit of climbing, but it's a shorter ramp and a lower degree of incline than the ramp to the Katy Trail.
Trail Parking on St Charles side
Ramp from Katy Trail up to the bridge
Getting There By Car - St Charles Parking Lot
Take 270 to the Page/364 exit, heading west. Go 6 miles to exit 14, Upper Bottom Road / Arena Parkway. Go right (north), and take an immediate right on Hemsath. Follow Hemsath for 0.3 mile, and take the right turn into the parking lot just after Hemsath curves left.
Creve Coeur Park
Creve Coeur Park is a real jewel of the St Louis County Parks Department. Several miles of flat trails encircle a sparkling lake. The lake is often filled with sailboats, kayakers, and scullers. Trails on the southwest end of the lake are mostly wooded. There's a small playground on the south end of the lake, near the dripping springs where, according to legend, a Native American maiden with a broken heart ("creve coeur" in French) gave the lake its name.
Here is the St. Louis County Parks Department's
website for Creve Coeur Park
Getting There By Car - Creve Coeur Park
Take 270 to the Page/364 exit, heading west. Once you're on Page, the second exit is Maryland Heights Parkway. Exit here and go north. The second stop light is Creve Coeur Mill Road; take a right. Just after crossing over the railroad tracks, there is a park entrance on the left. Proceed through the gates and up the hill. You will see several parking lots next to the soccer fields. There's also parking on the other side of the lake; to get there, follow Maryland Heights Parkway to Marine and go right (see the
MoDOT map
Turn here to park
To get to the Katy Trail Connector from the soccer field parking lot, ride toward the lake until you reach the trail that runs alongside the lake (location of portable restroom). Take a right (south) and in less than a mile you'll cross under the massive Page Avenue extension bridge. Shortly after crossing under Page, there is a ramp heading up toward Page, which is the connector.
Useful/Related Resources
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How to get from
the Kirkwood Amtrak station to Creve Coeur Park and the Katy Trail
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Creve Coeur Park / Katy Trail to downtown St Louis
How to get from
Lambert-St Louis Airport to the Katy Trail
MapQuest link to the
southwest corner of Creve Coeur Park
Other side trails to/from the Katy Trail
Comments on the Page Avenue Bridge
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Kurt, St. Louis
Are 49cc scooters allowed on the trail? My wife and I are looking for a safe way to get across the river to St. Charles.
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Page Bridge Missouri River Crossing- Location of newest Katy Trail extension on South side of I364
Ron, st charles 63303
Where will the expanded Katy Trail be located on the south side of the Page Extension? I live there and am distressed to learn it may pass less than 20 feet from my bedroom window. Can this possibly be correct? John White (our St. Charles councilma...
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, Oct 24 2013 11:55PM
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Bike Path Bridge to Close,WHY ??
Chris C, St Charles County
The bike path accessing the bridge over the Missouri River will be closed with temporary barrier in place while the highway has four lanes in each direction. The bike lane on the Route 370 Missouri River bridge will remain closed until after the I-70...
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, Oct 25 2011 8:57PM
Page Bridge Missouri River Crossing
James R., St. Louis
Rode the Katy from Sedaila to St. Louis over the last 4 days. On a whim I cancelled my pick-up in St. Charles and rode home to near Lafayette Square via the Page Bridge. Could have used a bit more signage on the Creve Coeur Lake side but made it to ...
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Alan, St. Peters
The trail is completely closed and unusable for biking near the soccer fields closest to the lake. I don't see anyone working on it at all.... when will it be repaired? 314.609.9192 (Cell)
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by Bob, St. Louis
, Jul 8 2008 12:25PM
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- Tyrfing, the Holy Avenger, is a sacred blade wielded by the crusader Baldur.
- Mystletainn, the Weeping Blade, is a cursed sword wielded by the crusader Hod.
- Gram, the Unstoppable Axe, is a battleaxe that the crusader Sigurd drenched with the blood of dragons .
- Oathbow, the Unerring Bow, is an elven bow wielded by the crusader Ulir.
- The Titan's Band is a leather belt worn by the crusader Skadi.
- Gungnir, the Heavenly Lance, is a golden spear wielded by the crusader Woten.
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text: EDWARDSBURG -- Leigh Goyings and Danielle Swihart took a hands-on approach to teaching their second-grade classes at Eagle Lake Elementary about social studies and economics. The project finale Tuesday, called Market Day, was the last step to show the students the relationship between labor cost and profit, natural resources versus man-made products. According to Swihart, the concept of products, goods and resources has always been a part of the second grade social studies curriculum. Market Day "is a way to make (learning) more real life, more hands-on; not just reading in a book and doing a worksheet," Swihart said. To ensure Market Day's success, each student was assigned to make a product to sell. Goyings sees this as a good opportunity for parents and their children to interact and work together. Students were given the option of making their product at school. The products ranged from bookmarks made from white paper decorated with markers to a variety of beaded bracelets and necklaces. There were mini fleece tie blankets, magnetic popsicle-stick picture frames, a wooden plane and many others. The product variety and price range of each item also helped the students "learn a real sense of value and what labor means," Goyings said. Student Moriah Praklet learned that "products you have to make, you can't just got out and buy (something), you have to make it." When asked her favorite part of the day, she replied, "Shopping!" Her classmate Joshua Flanagan built from scratch a woodpecker feeder with the help of his dad. Joshua was pleased to sell his feeder for $6. The students were given the chance to practice good bartering skills and purchase products made by their fellow classmates with fake money. Each student had opportunities to earn the fake money throughout the semester, whether it be for good behavior, achieving reading goals or turning in homework assignments on time. These "Go Bucks" and "Bonus Bucks" could then be spent in a student store or saved for Market Day.


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El Toro Battles To The End
El Toro battles to the end, but falls short against Green Valley 42-35 after a 4th quarter rally saw them tie the score at 35.
The full OC Varsity Game Story Link below:
We are proud of our Chargers who played every snap with heart. Friday the Chargers play El Dorado at home wth a 7:00pm kick-off.
Clash Of Styles: Tillers Take To The Ground Against The Chargers In Opener
Clash Of Styles: Tillers Take To The Ground Against The Chargers In Opener
The young Chargers came out firing on offense and drove down the field and scored a touchdown by mixing up the run and the pass. The conversion was good to take an early 8-0 lead. Tustin then put together a nice drive of their own to counter the Chargers score by running the football inside and outside of the Tackles just efficiently enough to eat the clock the move the chains. Tustin punched it in, and then converted the 2 point try and the game was tied at 8. Later in the second quarter the Chargers regained a 16-8 lead with another nice drive, finished by a big catch and run down the right sideline for their 2nd TD. That was capped off with a 2 point conversion making it a 16-8 Chargers lead. But from that point on the Tillers run game seemed to sap the clock, move the chains, and finish drives. That formula eventually saw the Tillers move out to a comfortable lead. But the Chargers showed no quit and on their final possession of the game got in the end zone to finish on a positive note. Final score was 43-24.
Next week the Chargers look to improve, and rebound with a big game against El Dorado at home on Thursday at 3:15. Make your plans now to come out and see the ET Freshman be victorious! Go Chargers!!
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Great Season Chargers!
El Toro Booster Dave Stover presents golf ball drop winner Jennifer Rabe with a check for $1564.00. Jennifer is accompanied by her nephew Tristan Jones and sister Shayla Klytta who sold her the golf ball drop opportunity.
Congratulations to Jennifer who is a huge Charger football supporter!
Where They Are Now:
Conner Manning – El Toro QB – Class of 2013 – Currently Playing QB at Georgia St.
HIGH SCHOOL: Record-setting prep passer at El Toro High School in Southern California, where he threw for 9,449 career yards to rank second in Orange County history behind former USC quarterback Matt Barkley … Threw 88 career touchdown passes with just 26 interceptions … Set the Orange County season record with 4,219 yards passing as a junior in 2011, when he was Orange County Offensive Player of the Year, CIF Southwest division co-Offensive Player of the Year and Sky View League MVP … As a senior in 2012, he completed 65 percent of his pass attempts (319-of-490) for 4,062 yards and 41 TDs (10 interceptions) … Set the county's single-game passing mark with 613 yards, along with seven touchdowns passes, that year vs. Valhalla High School … Added 1,168 yards passing with six touchdowns as a sophomore … First-team All-Orange County as a junior and senior … 2011 first-team Max Preps California Division II all-state and Cal Hi Sports first-team all-state underclassman … 2012 second-team Max Preps California Division I all-state … 2012 Rivals.com all-Southern section first team … Two-year team captain.
AT GEORGIA STATE: Starting quarterback who joined the program in 2016 as a graduate transfer Led the Sun Belt with 268.4 passing yards per game … Tied for second in the league with 16 touchdown passes (in 10 games) and second in total offense (268.1 pg) … Passed for 2,684 yards on 207-of-373 completions … Averaged 302.4 yards passing with 13 TD passes in his seven Sun Belt games, first in the league in both categories … Connected with five different receivers for 100-yard games (only one FBS team had more) … In the last three games (ULM, Georgia Southern and Idaho) after recovering from shoulder injury, he threw for 1006 yards and seven touchdowns while averaging 16.2 yards per completion.
Went 82 passes without an interception from the Ball State game until the Appalachian State game … Passed for 340 yards in win over Texas State with two touchdown passes and one touchdown rushing … Followed with career high 28 completions for 381 yards and three touchdowns at Troy. Against Arkansas State passed for 237 yards on 22 completions with one touchdown.
Passed for a career-high 422 yards and three TDs on just 19 completions vs. ULM, the second-highest single-game total in GSU history. Threw for 318 yards and accounted for three touchdowns in win over Georgia Southern. Had TD passes of 28 yards to Robert Davis and 15 yards to Glenn Smith and scored on a 1-yard run … Threw two TD passes at Idaho.
PERSONAL: Full name is Conner Stanley Manning … Son of Steve and Patty Manning … Born Sept. 11, 1994 … Brother Kyle played quarterback at Arkansas-Monticello and brother Chris played college baseball at Valparaiso … Earned his bachelor's degree in sociology from Utah and is pursuing a master's in sports administration at Georgia State.
Dominic Collins – El Toro WR: Class of 2014 – Currently playing WR at Missouri
A big-bodied, smooth athlete with a great blend of speed and size, the playmaking Collins comes to Mizzou after an impressive career at Saddleback Community College … Has three years to complete two years of eligibility at Mizzou … Rated as a three-star prospect by Rivals … Was sensational at Saddleback, amassing 1,299 receiving yards in 13 games, scoring 14 touchdowns while averaging 99.9 yards per contest … Went over the 100-yard mark in seven of 13 games last season, including a career-best 197-yard performance with three scores in a 37-20 win over Riverside on Nov. 21 … Had three games with 10+ catches … Had five games with multiple touchdowns last season, including in each of the last three contests … Helped Saddleback to a 10-3 record on the year … Led Saddleback in catches, yards, scores, yards per catch and had the longest catch of the season (93 yards) last year as a sophomore … Named Saddleback Player of the Year in 2015 … Junior college coach: Mark McElroy … Had an outstanding high school career at El Toro High School under head coach Robert Frith … El Toro High School Athlete of the Year in 2013 … Set two Orange Country receiving records during his high school career … Finished his varsity career with 3,088 receiving yards and 35 receiving touchdowns, going over 1,000 yards in each of his final two seasons … Had 106 catches for 1,328 yards and 15 scores as a senior and 1,013 yards and 11 scores as a junior … As a sophomore, he caught 51 passes for 747 yards and nine scores … All-CIF honoree and an All-County and All-League selection as a senior at El Toro … Primary recruiter: Andy Hill … Cited his close relationship with Mizzou's coaches as his primary reason for signing with Mizzou …Parents: Wayne Collins and Robbin Jones … Plans to enroll in Mizzou's school of arts and sciences … Enjoys skateboarding and snowboarding and says he begins each day by reading in the morning …Chose Mizzou over Cal, Middle Tennessee and Utah.
River Simmons – El Toro DB: Class of 2016 – Currently playing DB at Doane
River Simmons, an El Toro fixture and lock-down cornerback, took his defensive prowess to the mid-west this past season. The Doane Tigers, led by their 10 year head coach Matt Franzen, signed River to board their program and have an impact in their secondary. Doane College is located in the heart of football county, Crete, Nebraska. During the 2015 season at El Toro, River helped lead a talented El Toro Defense, as he intercepted 7 passes including a pick 6 against rival Trabuco that went the length of the field, and another against East Lake of Chula Vista when he jumped a route and raced down the sideline for another score. River embodies all the traits of El Toro football and is carrying those traditions at Doane. High character, excels in the classroom, and exhibits honesty, integrity, and hard work in everything he does. The Tiger's have a winner in River Simmons, and all of us in the Charger Nation are proud.
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