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Orem Location Closed
Posted in Hair on April 1, 2011
We are sad to inform you that the Orem location has closed as of March 2011. All of the stylist have found new salons to continue working and pampering their clients. Adrienne and Jessica are sharing a studio in Lindon and will continue with business as usual. Offering haircuts, colors, perms, facial waxing, extensions, and microderm. As for products, we still carry Dermalogica, Glo Minerals make-up, TIGI, Schwarzkopf, Bonacure, and anything else that is awesome!!!
Adrienne Payne: Studio Salons 275 W 200 N Lindon Studio #206 801-226-1037/801-686-8703
Jessica Hayward: Studio Salons 275 W 200 N Lindon Studio #206 801-234-9908
Becky Bearnson: Primrose Retreat 978 E. Expressway Lane Spanish Fork 801-798-1103
Heather Adams: Salon on the Avenue 83 North University Ave Provo 801-404-5205
Ashley Paul: Salon on the Avenue 83 North University Ave Provo 801-404-5205
Black SATURDAY Sale!
Posted in Uncategorized on November 23, 2010
Instead of Black Friday…we are having a
Black SATURDAY!
Saturday November 27, 2010 9 AM – 6 PM
Save on all your favorites like BedHead, Catwalk, Alterna, Schwarzkopf, Glo Minerals make-up, and Dermalogica.
Great Christmas gifts and stocking stuffers for everybody on your list!
Gift Cards are available for services and product!
Also check our great deals on select services!! After a full day of Christmas shopping,
you deserve some pampering!
50% off Microderms all day long! $30 pedicures! $40 European facials!
Sign up for our Dallas Roberts Email Newsletter and receive a $10 off coupon only valid on Black SATURDAY!
Bring in all your girlfriends and check out all our deals!
We'll see you then. 🙂
Happy Holidays!
It is autumn..Do you know where your brunette color is?
Posted in Hair on November 9, 2010
The weather is changing, isn't it about time your hair did the same?
A great way to update your look from beach babe to autumn adorable is to revamp your hair color.
Lose those sun bleached golden locks and trade them in for a stunning shade of rich brunette color.
Come in today and one of our talented stylists will help you choose your new hue – ranging anywhere from deep chocolate brown to light honey. Whichever color you choose, we know you will love your stylish new look from Dallas Roberts Salon & Spa.
To prepare for the harsh winter cold, replenish and hydrate your strands with a deep conditioning treatment to save your hair from a dry, dehydrated winter time mess. Only an additional $10 to any hair service.
Dermalogica Clean Start
Posted in Product on October 18, 2010
Now is the best time of your life to start a healthy skin regimen. And by regimen, we mean getting clean, taking on issues, and protecting skin for a great-looking, healthy future.
Getting Clean:
Wash Off – Lather up and rid dead skin cells, oils and build-up from skin, leaving a clean surface.
All Over Clear – Spritz on breakout and oil regulators for a clear face, chest or wherever.
Taking on Issues:
Ready, Set, Scrub! Purifying clays soak up excess oils, while Silica granules smooth away dead cells.
Bedtime for Breakouts: Works overnight to help unclog impactions and prevent breakouts, while soothing redness.
Hit the Spot: Stops breakout-causing bacteria spot-on, purifying skin and reducing redness.
Protecting Skin:
Welcome Matte spf15 – Oil controllers help minimize shine, while helping skin clear and protected.
Brighten Up spf15 – A lightweight shimmer that hydrates as it defends against skin-aging daylight.
Smart Mouth Lip Shine – Suppies the perfect amount of shine without stickiness.
New Website
Posted in Hair on October 5, 2010
We have our new website up and running and ready for you to view. Thanks for all of your support in this difficult economy. The beauty industry has definitely been effected by the change in the economy and we really appreciate your support. Thank you!!! You can also be kept informed as to what's new at Dallas Roberts Salon & Spa by joining our newsletter, becoming a fan on facebook, or by signing up to receive email updates about our blog! Please come in and visit us! Thanks again!
Visit www.Dallasrobertssalon.com
Back to School
Posted in Hair on August 9, 2010
So its that time again…. going back to school. I love this time of year because it means you get to go SHOPPING!!! And who doesn't love to go shopping?? Back to school isn't just about shopping for new clothes, its also about shopping for a new hairstyle. Whether its adding a few highlights, getting a new haircut, or just reshaping your current hairstyle. Dallas Roberts Salon has professional stylists ready to take care of you and your hair needs.
Need a few ideas of what's in style:
- Medium length hair with graduated layers
- Long straight or wavy hair with bangs
- Short hair with lots of textured pieces
Call to schedule an appointment to have an expert design the right look for you.
Glitter Toes!
Posted in Nails on July 17, 2010
So I've finally decided to blog. I've always thought about having a blog for the salon, but have always found a way to talk myself out of it. So here it goes…
What is the latest trend right now? Glitter toes!!
What is this you ask? Its not glitter nail polish. Its actually a gel base that is put onto your toe nails, then glitter is added (your favorite color), and lastly we cure it under a UV light. Its safe on your natural nail and can last a lot longer then nail polish.
Does that make you want sparkly, shiny, pretty toes? Well call and schedule an appointment. Heather, Ashely, and Jenesee are the specialists at these adorable glitter toes. Read the rest of this entry »


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Monthly Archives: June 2014
I've known this family for many, many years.. It has been great to see them grow from a family of 3 (their oldest was 2) to a family of six! What great kiddos they are too… A beautiful summer evening portrait session we had for them 🙂
This little guy came right on time for his session that mama had planned some time ago… Reece was a good sized boy, and slept like a dream! What a sweetie…
Look who's standing, and holding onto things… Such a big girl! I LOVE her big grin showing off her pearly whites.. So cute! Quinn: newborn, 3 mos, 6 mos
This adorable baby boy belongs to my dear friends… He is SO stinking sweet. I loved seeing big brother interact w/ baby Cooper.. Brotherly love has just begun for them. Welcome to the world, sweet boy Cooper! 🙂
I love seeing this family… The boys are growing into such young men. I love how excited they get to show me things, introduce me to their new doggy, etc. So much fun to be around! 🙂
This handsome boy slept like a dream! And big sister did amazing w/ him… What a lucky little brother he sure is.
She's on the move! Crawling, pulling up.. this sweet girl is officially mobile .. What a beautiful day for their session.. There may have even been some playtime on the slides for this grown woman 😉 Audrey: 6 weeks, 3 mos, 6 mos
Happy 1st Marshall! His smile is just as sweet as it was a newborn. What a handsome little dude he is.. Clearly he is the apple of his mommy & daddy's eye 🙂
I think Mr. Maddox will be considered my "professional smiler"… LOVE him, and those huge smiles 🙂 Maddox: newborn, 3 mos, 6 mos
Happy 1st birthday, Miss Elaina!… What a fun, beauty you have grown into. Loved watching her first year! Elaina: newborn, 3 mos, 6 mos, 9 mos
This sweet boy is the newest member of his family.. Meet Sawyer! What a cutie pie he was… and I think big sister & big brother were proud to introduce him 🙂
This sweet girl is moving right through her Baby's 1st Year w/ me… She's 9 months old now! Standing and wanting to explore.. So fun! Riley: newborn, 3 mos, 6 mos
I just adore this sweet family… They shared their babies' first year w/ me, and they just get more & more cute each time I see them.. This was a special family session for them, as they even brought grandma & grandpa along that were visiting from Texas 🙂


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We all know that hindsight is 20/20 when it comes to making big decisions. Looking back on my wedding, there were a lot of things that I wish I had done (or things that I really enjoyed doing) to make my wedding unforgettable. Here are my top 5 tips for the brides-to-be…
1. Personalize!
Whether you buy monogrammed cocktail napkins, special personalized cake toppers, or even have a custom logo for your wedding, personalization can be key to making your wedding stand out. This is a party for the two of you, and you both should be represented! For my favors, I had monogrammed boxes with our names & wedding date on them and two chocolate truffles inside. It doesn't have to be big and over-the-top, people will notice detail!
2. Throw out the "traditional" wedding!
If you want a theme for your wedding, go for it. My biggest regret was playing it safe when it came to my big day. If you want to have a State Fair theme, do it! Rent carnival games, serve fair-themed foods, and hire carnival entertainers! Your guests will be talking about it for years. The more fun you have with your theme, the more memorable your wedding will be.
3. Do Your Research
There is nothing worse than hiring a vendor that you thought was going to do a great job, and who ended up almost ruining your day. Personally, I worked with a tent company for our patio ceremony and the tent that they set up was NOT the tent that we had ordered! Go over little details with your vendors and make sure to read reviews on every one. Yelp is a great source for this, and The Knot can give you some great vendor insight as well.
4. Wedding Cake Upgrades
Wedding cakes have been changing and transforming throughout the years. Now is the time to experiment with what fun things you can do to them! Square cakes, cupcakes, mini cakes and grooms cakes – the possibilities are endless! I surprised my husband with a grooms cake in the shape of a huge green Lego block (he loves Legos). Be creative with your cake. If you want to go a different route, try the ever-evolving candy bar, or pass out cupcakes of all flavors.
5. Hire a Planner
It doesn't matter if you are engaged for five years or five months, wedding planning is stressful! Speaking from experience, it is 100% more enjoyable when you have someone on your team helping you out. My planner was amazing and I felt like I could relax on our wedding day because she was behind the scenes making sure everything was perfect. Do yourself a favor and invest in a wedding planner! You will not regret it.


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It seems like 2013 just isn't the year for Iker Casillas, as the greatest goalkeeper in the history of the Spanish national team made it only 15 minutes into his first start of the season before picking up a rib injury, forced to leave the pitch and pave way for Diego Lopez in more than one way. More
Rotating goalkeeper on a regular basis is not a proven way to win titles; in fact, it's quite the opposite. Iker Casillas might be getting out of the freezer and will enjoy some playing time in the Champions League, but Diego Lopez is still the number one keeper for Real Madrid, and playing six times in three months won't be what makes Casillas forget about wanting to leave. More


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- His favourite pillow - Checked
- His favourite snacks - Checked
- New toys - Checked
The last time we left him in Singapore alone was 12 months ago. A year has passed. And for the first time, I am actually experiencing seperation anxiety at its peak. I kept running through my checklist to make sure I did not miss out anything to bring to his gramp's place. Anything to make him feel at home, to distract him that Mommy and Daddy will not be around for the next week.
I am relieved that Jayden has recovered from his chicken pox before we leave for Japan. One thing less to worry about when we're not around. This weekend, we brought him to places to play, let him feast on his favourite food & snacks. And surprisingly, Jayden has been very obedient and always happily dancing to a song. That made us felt worst as we know he'll surely be missed terribly. :(
Jayden, please remain this happy when Mommy and Daddy is away. We'll promise to buy lots of toys and yummy snacks back for you. Please be assured that you'll certainly be missed every single day!


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Castro's Third Reich
Castro's Third ReichPosted By Humberto Fontova On June 24, 2010 @ 12:00 am In FrontPage | "The hatred felt by the state of Israel against the Palestinians is such that they would not hesitate to send the one-and-a-half million men, women and children of that country to the crematoria where millions of Jews of all […] Continue reading
Blacks bear the brunt of Cuba's brutality
Posted on Sunday, 02.28.10POLITICAL PRISONERSBlacks bear the brunt of Cuba's brutalityBY CARLOS firstname.lastname@example.com Orlando Zapata Tamayo — a young, poor, black Cuban worker imprisonedsince 2003 — died after an almost three-months-long hunger strike toprotest racial oppression, the denial of civil and human rights and thebrutality he had endured in prison. He became the first black […] Continue reading
The illusion of Cuba's caudillo
COMMENT & ANALYSIS:The illusion of Cuba's caudilloBy Christopher Caldwell, Financial TimesPublished: Feb 23, 2008 When Ernest Hemingway survived a plane crash in Uganda in 1954, he wasable to read his own obituaries. A similar diversion may await FidelCastro, the ailing Cuban leader, who has not been seen in public sincemid-2006. This week the state organ, […] Continue reading
Cuba's rebel rap roars for 'revolution within the revolution'
Cuba's rebel rap roars for 'revolution within the revolution' by Laura Bonilla Sun Jan 14, 6:29 PM ET BARRERAS, Cuba (AFP) – Backed by a modest home recording studio, Humberto Cabrera has joined Cuba's rappers who rhyme and roar for change in a country whose communist regime usually quiets dissent.ADVERTISEMENT Hip-hop artists have some of […] Continue reading


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I did refurbish some old clothes so my little girl can use it. These clothes no longer fits the bigger me. Like, really, it's really difficult to lose my weight right now. But I am steady at my current weight of 53kg. And no, I don't buy new clothes for me. Some of my clothes still fits and there were some gifts from relatives which just needed adjustments.
|@sophidclothing on IG
|Not yet finish c2c. Yes, been doing projects in between. :)
All these were made from a local hand dyed cotton yarns of Buffy Sibayan (Find her on facebook @looneylooms). You know what, I have been lurking for the longest time from all these local yarn winders and hand dyers and I am prettily satisfied with the softness of the cotton yarns. I am really in love with cottons. The tropical weather in the Philippines really do not match the use of acrylic yarns. Thus, since I make wearables for my daughter and gifts for friends, I opted for the cotton threads and yarns.
|Cellphone pouch I made with zipper and flap
I still have some work in progress such as a poncho, a virus shawl and a circular vest. Hopes that I can post it as well, no matter how bad I am in photography. Teehee. And though not all are perfect yet, I still love it.
Like I said I am busy too with the online shop. It's going to be summer in a few days here and people are going to beaches or having vacations. They needed all these stuffs for summer getaways. So yea, orders are coming up fast for swim wears. Please follow our instagram account @sophiadclothing for all this cool, wonderful, and affordable swim wears and accessories. And more on our facebook page @sophiadfashion.(shameless plug... hehehe)
I couldn't be more happier to announce as well, that we are no longer living on a single salary. Yes, the husband found a higher paying job. Yey!
Now, what I am trying to accomplish is living on my half a month salary. Yes! I wanted to be discipline enough to save/invest the other half of the month salary. I hope I can make it. I have been studying this for months and since the husband was in between jobs before, that was not possible. But I hope, this time, it will materialize.
So this is all I have at the moment. Enjoy your Wednesday, lovelies! :)


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|Quick lunch on bake day
Our wholemeal bread with sun-flour seeds is now being made with this new, freshly milled, wholemeal flour. This recipe needed more work than the rustic white bread, which I have been making for a long time. This weeks changes have finally got close to what I have been aiming for. The main difference from the rustic white method is that where the white dough is proofed cold for around 8 hours. The wholemeal is fermented cold for 10 hours and then proofed warm for 1.5 hours. The cold dough hold shape much better and then maintains this shape while proofing. This results in a much lighter loaf with a more open crumb.
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Cornerstone University's Professional & Graduate Studies division has used CUGN certificate programs within its elective offerings since 2009. Because I heard such positive feedback from students, I decided to take the studies for my own spiritual and intellectual growth. I was not disappointed. I greatly enjoyed my time in the Old Testament Studies and soon plan to begin New Testament Survey. While I have Bible college and seminary degrees, I found the content both intellectually stimulating as well as life-changing. In fact, as my husband and I watched the lecture videos and read commentaries, our conversations about the Bible became richer. I highly recommend the courses.


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Search found 96 matches
- Fri Nov 09, 2018 8:56 pm
- Forum: Shipyards
- Topic: Trouble adding a freighter to Korolov
- Replies: 3
- Views: 756
Re: Trouble adding a freighter to Korolov
I've tested it and it's working fine for me (as long as I replace the armor and weapon with standard devices) so I don't think there is a problem with your ship or the Korolov mission. The reported speed does vary with the installed armor, I got 0.19 with ultra light armor and 0.18 with massive armo...
- Thu Oct 11, 2018 7:22 pm
- Forum: Shipyards
- Topic: mission queries
- Replies: 2
- Views: 940
Re: mission queries
Your main problem is you are using the special deliveryMission data destID set to the same as ownerID. I understand why you have done this - the mission is to deliver supplies to the source station! However, in terms of how the missions work a deliveryMission just shows a special dockscreen when you...
- Thu Sep 13, 2018 7:25 pm
- Forum: Ideas & Suggestions
- Topic: Looking for comment/suggestions: Tinker redevelopment WIP
- Replies: 12
- Views: 4217
Re: Looking for comment/suggestions: Tinker redevelopment WIP
If there is a Tinkers station in system then there should be a chance for friendly ships to be equipped with Tinker upgrades - similar to a low-level, player-friendly Omnithor (obviously works quite well with the selection of side-mount weapons). Other Services The tinkers should have a Meeting Hall...
- Thu Jun 07, 2018 9:14 pm
- Forum: New Developers
- Topic: Getting started with git and github
- Replies: 15
- Views: 9372
Re: Getting started with git and github
Basically you need to create branches if you want more than one pull request open. If you're just working in master then all your commits get added to the same pull request until George merges it (after that you could create a new pull request, but you can't have two open at once without a branch) H...
- Wed May 30, 2018 5:46 pm
- Forum: Shipyards
- Topic: function list stuff
- Replies: 6
- Views: 935
Re: function list stuff
I've made a PR for the changes here The function list entry (- x) -> -x is prefixed with a space when it is printed to the debug log using AE-FunctionHelp. This is the only entry which has this. But none of the function list forum webpages have it! From WordPad, but the space can also be seen in the...
- Wed May 30, 2018 5:23 pm
- Forum: Shipyards
- Topic: rpgSelectorInitialItem help please
- Replies: 2
- Views: 523
Re: rpgSelectorInitialItem help please
It looks like you are using rpgSelectorInitialItem correctly and there is nothing wrong in dsD789GodWeaponsDockscreen.. I think the problem is actionBack in dsD789GodGetItemsDockscreen - you are returning to the first screen with another scrShowScreen command. This means you are not returning to the...
- Fri Feb 09, 2018 6:59 pm
- Forum: Ideas & Suggestions
- Topic: Minotaur class
- Replies: 36
- Views: 3609
Re: Minotaur class
For special ability I'm thinking that one device slot (for omni weapons) is designated as linked-fire. Basically, if the player installs an omni weapon, it will fire along with the primary when you fire (unless disabled). What do you all think? The linked-fire feature would be very useful to have (...
- Sun Oct 08, 2017 3:04 pm
- Forum: Shipyards
- Topic: language inherit query
- Replies: 2
- Views: 705
Re: language inherit query
There are two ways to reduce the amount of duplication. One is to inherit from a base class. With a station baseclass you can inherit the language, events, docking ports etc. However, you cannot currently inherit the DockScreens elements. For example: <StationType UNID="&baStarGate"> <DockingPorts> ...
- Sun Oct 08, 2017 2:48 pm
- Forum: Shipyards
- Topic: thanks to giantcabbage and George for debug console improvements
- Replies: 2
- Views: 822
Re: thanks to giantcabbage and George for debug console improvements
Glad you liked it! Tab is probably one of the most used keys on my keyboard ;o)
- Sat Sep 30, 2017 12:33 pm
- Forum: Ideas & Suggestions
- Topic: Continuous beam weapons
- Replies: 39
- Views: 4626
Re: Continuous beam weapons
If anything, I like to be able to zoom the SRS screen out and see more long-range combat. Other games I play (Endless Sky one of them) seem to have a fetish for short-range combat, which gets annoying at times. Overuse of short-range combat feels more like hack-and-slash instead of a shooting game....
- Sat Sep 30, 2017 12:12 pm
- Forum: Mod Announcements
- Topic: Close Quarter Combat
- Replies: 4
- Views: 1592
Re: Close Quarter Combat
Yes, I completed a full play through on 1.8a3 and it definitely helped reduce a lot of the boring combat - shooting at ships looks a lot better than waiting for little red dots to disappear. Have you considered making this a registered extension? Might get more attention and get others / George to t...
- Mon Sep 18, 2017 9:07 pm
- Forum: Mod Announcements
- Topic: Close Quarter Combat
- Replies: 4
- Views: 1592
Re: Close Quarter Combat
I like this idea. I managed to play through the first couple of systems in 1.8a2 and everything seemed to work well.
Alas one of the 1.8a3 fixes has changed some functions to return numbers rather than strings which breaks the mod - probably this one ;o)
Alas one of the 1.8a3 fixes has changed some functions to return numbers rather than strings which breaks the mod - probably this one ;o)
- Sun Sep 17, 2017 8:02 pm
- Forum: Commonwealth
- Topic: When did finishing the game kill your save? Why is that ok?
- Replies: 13
- Views: 1913
Re: When did finishing the game kill your save? Why is that ok?
My vote is to keep the General tab as the default first tab for the commodities exchanges as that is the one which shows commodities rather than devices / armor. In many space games commodity or trade goods are in a different tab or menu to ship devices / upgrades, so new players would likely expect...
- Sat Aug 26, 2017 8:00 am
- Forum: Ideas & Suggestions
- Topic: Changing ships at shipyards
- Replies: 20
- Views: 3171
Re: Changing ships at shipyards
6. If you have wingmen (Volkov, etc.) you can either upgrade their ship (as above) or give your ship to them and trade in their ship. [Not sure the UI for this; maybe you just have to swap ships with them.] There should also be a way to install new devices / armor on your wingmen's existing ships. ...
- Fri Aug 18, 2017 4:17 pm
- Forum: Patch Discussions
- Topic: [Concept]: Outlaw miner update
- Replies: 22
- Views: 11308
Re: [Concept]: Outlaw miner update
For info, tbAsteroidOre is both level AND location scaled (i.e. different ore for metallic / organic / rocky asteroids). It is used for: ore found in asteroids Ferian station treasure ore carried by outlaw miner T31s sysAddRandomOreByValue selects random ore appropriate to the system using a probabi...


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When you are searching for the most romantic destinations around our planet, magine the soft lit delights of taking your lover by their hand, strolling along moonlit sands, rolling in the gentle waves of the ocean. Imagine clinking champagne glasses in the steamy Jacuzzi, stretching out in pale crisp white cotton sheets; imagine rose petals, blue waters, and candlelit dinners beneath the stars. Superyachts are without a doubt one of the most impressive romantic environments in the world with every detail designed for luxury, elegance, and to inspire the greatest love stories.
Whether you choose to sail to the breathtaking beaches of the Bahamas or whether you opt for a European jaunt to reconnect with old world Casanova roots, gliding into these destinations on a superyacht is sure to be heaven sent. MY Starfire almost seems like it was designed and curated with romance in mind, you can breakfast in the shaded bliss of the aft deck, enjoy couples massages in the high-class spa and curl up beneath a cashmere blanket together as you watch Casablanca on the majestic outdoor cinema. Take a look at these impeccable romantic destinations on a superyacht.
Venice, Italy
Who wouldn't fall in love with a place where you can take a singing gondola ride down the green silky slip of the canals, where you can dress up in feathers and sequins and attend a masque ball, where you can eat some of the finest foods known to man, and where you can watch the pink blush of the sunset soak the colorful streets in iridescent charm. Venice is one of the ultimate romance destinations and My Starfire offers you the perfect stay in the designer city. Drop anchor in the gorgeous port with views over Piazza San Marco as you eat breakfast on the deck, indulge in a cooking class using the best Venetian ingredients with your own private chef, and even take the Jet Skis out and enjoy a tandem journey down the winding canals for a unique way of exploring the city.
Turks and Caicos
Picture paradise; sugar white sands, swaying palms, the palest blue shoreline that shades to turquoise, then sapphire, bobbing boats and sipping rum from a split coconut – this is the Turks and Caicos. As far as romantic destinations go it seems this secluded spot is forever making it big on the honeymooner's lists. With MY Starfire as your own floating oasis you can hold hands as you dive into the crystal waters from the deck, take out the kayaks to follow the sinking colors of the sunset, go horseback riding along the deserted coves, and take dinner at the edge of the ocean digging your feet into the sand and gazing into each other's eyes. Exceptional snorkeling and diving opportunities in the emerald waters are there for couples who want an underwater adventure with the kaleidoscope colored tropical fish.
The Costa Smeralda seems to ooze mystery and romance making it an incredible choice for those who want a dream destination that doesn't come under cliché. Chic, unique and brimming with beautiful cuisine you can spend your days in Sardinia walking the natural beauty of the bays, dining on the freshest seafood and suckling pig onboard My Starfire and strolling through the pretty medieval quarter teeming with cathedrals and watchtowers in the aptly named Castello. Sip limoncello, splash in the translucent waters of CalaGoloritzè and sit in the shade of the strawberry trees that fringe the floury sands of Liscia Ruia. Top up a special experience with an afternoon of pampering on MY Starfire, slip in and out of the sauna, chill in the Jacuzzi and let the onboard masseuse ease your muscles with sublime treatments.
Waterfalls, palm trees, and lush green landscapes that shimmer like jewels can provide the perfect mise en scene for all your superyacht dreams. This romantic paradise can offer you the chance to run through cinnamon and vanilla scented plantations, enjoy divine lobster lunches and champagne picnics on private sandy shores, and rent out bicycles so you can explore every inch of this Caribbean wonder off the beaten track. When the moonlight hangs in the sky you can take a romantic excursion to watch the turtles trundle down the silver beach with their young.
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Operating in the DE2: 470.125 to 529.975 MHz band with 2395 frequencies and a range up to 328', the 3000 Series Fourth Generation system offers a 60 MHz tuning range, which is more than twice that offered by the previous versions. Frequencies can be easily scanned and selected on the receiver, and then synced with the transmitter via IR sync functionality. In case of interference, the Multifunction button on the transmitter lets you quickly switch to a backup frequency so you can keep working with minimal interruption.
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DE2: 470.125 to 529.975 MHz
2395 frequencies
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Mic Input: >115 dB (A-weighted), typical
Instrument Input: >112 dB (A-weighted), typical
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|<1.0% (at 1 kHz, �17.5 kHz deviation)
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328' / 100 m
Open range environment with no interfering signals
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31 Hz to 15.50 kHz
Frequency response depends on attached microphone element
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|True diversity
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Power: 12 VDC, 160 mA (combined)
Input: BNC-type, 50 Ohms
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XLR: +14 dBV, balanced
1/4" / 6.3 mm: +8 dBV, unbalanced
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|38.8 oz / 1100 g, without accessories
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High: 30 mW
Low: 10 mW
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|Spurious Emissions
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cH-style, screw-down 4-pin connector
Pin 1: GND
Pin 2: Instrument input
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|2 x 1.5 V AA (not included)
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Client-Agency Communication
For the amount of money people pay for higher education degrees in marketing, it is shameful that they are not required to take any classes on interacting with agencies, creatives, etc. I certainly was not made to take those classes for my business program (nor do I think any were available), but I know that every day in marketing, my success is dependent on my ability to communicate with the designers, programmers and slew of creative folks I work with to get the job done.
The trend in current corporate communication is to be indirect and non-confrontational about everything. So instead of telling someone directly that a project is flawed, you must follow a crazy 5 step process which includes documentation, meetings and often times, not even telling that person yourself what is wrong.
The issues with this style of communication go well past the subject of this blog, so to avoid digressing, let's remain focused on giving feedback to your agency.
From the agency side, there are 4 types of clients:
The wannabe designer
The no-feedback guy
The overthinker
The Agency Darling
The wannabe designer: Quite obviously, this is the type of client that wants to dictate every detail of the design. Some common feedback from this client: moving items from one side of the page to the other, "make my logo bigger", try it in this color, wouldn't this shape work better, or "hey, I drew this. Can you make this?"
The problem with this guy could be 1 of 3 things or a combination of all of them. He either has a deep seated wish to be a graphic designer and he is living out this dream via creative projects, he doesn't trust that the agency knows what they are doing, or he doesn't know how to give feedback in a way that generates the design he wants.
The no-feedback guy: This guy just doesn't give any feedback. Just changes. An agency presents a design and all this guy has to say is that the copyright year is wrong or that the text is misspelled. The problem with this guy is that the agency has no idea if this design is working for him or not. He doesn't love it, he doesn't hate it, he just has changes. Or at least that's all the agency can surmise.
The overthinker: This is the client that has a lot of feedback on the design but it is painful to hear it because it is filled with "what ifs" and "I'm just not sure the consumer will", etc. He is paralyzed by the possibilities. Feedback from this client often ends up contradicting itself.
The problem with this guy is that he suffers from a fear of loss. Whether it's the loss of his job if this campaign doesn't go well or loss of the consumer base or just overall lack of success, he has a hard time focusing his feedback because he is in pursuit of not offending anyone and creating a near perfect design. This is very possibly an unachievable standard and it makes the feedback overwhelming and often confusing to an agency.
The agency darling: This is every agency's dream client. The are engaged in the project. They trust the agency. They have good, focused feedback and are willing to accept constructive criticism and give it as well. These types of clients are few and far between, but they should be the model we use to shape client-agency communication.
As an agency, you must attempt to understand what type of client you are dealing with. Even if you have to drag them, kicking and screaming, to a session for feedback, it must be done. And you have to get them talking. Find out what they really want.
For the wannabe designer you need to figure out quickly what his MO is. If this guy just wishes he were a designer, eventually, he will succumb to the fruits of your expertise and let you do your thing. Let him live his dream a little and compromise on what he wants every now and again. If he doesn't trust you though, you have a bigger problem. In my experience, issues of trust are best handled with care.
You have to prove yourself as worthy. If you can figure out what started the distrust, try to counteract it. Show the client with excellent design, excitement, engagement and flawless execution. Be on POINT all the time. And it wouldn't hurt to wine and dine them a little to let them know you are trying.
If he just doesn't know how to give you feedback, you have to show him the way. I've built a little feedback form (I'm not a designer, so no judgements please), and made it available here.
This form could also be used for the no-feedback guy to help draw out the major feedback you are looking for, which is "am I even close to what you want?". The no-feedback guy is the most dangerous in my opinion. Never knowing where you stand can quickly lead to them not being your client. As an agency, you have to get this guy talking about the work your do and you must accept the criticism along with the praise.
The overthinker takes much more work. You have to figure out what this guy is afraid of in order to help give him some direction. Is he under stress to make this campaign successful? Is he concerned about losing consumers? Either way, you must find out what makes him tick and use your design and charm to help get him on track. As an agency, you cannot guarantee the success of any campaign, but you can offer him measurable tactics, insightful advice, and your expertise. In my experience, it helps to get the feedback in writing. Then take his feedback and put it up against your design, all of it. It should become clear what can be thrown out, what you might need to say to assuage some of the "what ifs" and what is truly valuable feedback.
From the client side, one of the gravest misunderstandings clients have of their agencies is the time and degree of difficulty it takes to produce the design they put in front of you. A client would never expect a painter or sculptor to create and complete a masterpiece in a week, but they expect a masterpiece from a graphic designer in that time or less ALL the TIME. A graphic designer's process includes heavy research, brainstorming and often sketching before they even open up Illustrator to start the work on the computer.
In addition, there is a misconception that because it is being designed on a computer it should go faster. I mean, the computer is doing all the work so it should go faster right? Wrong. The computer is a tool, much like a paintbrush or a chisel and the graphic designer does all the thinking and the work to pull it together.
Now, as a client, you bring these misconceptions to the table when you see a design. And like many people, often you first notice the design as multiple components rather than a finished piece of work. The process of working with the agency is taxing- they don't seem to understand what you want. You carefully phrase your feedback so you don't hurt their feelings but you just aren't getting your point across. This gets expensive for you and annoying for the agency and suddenly the relationship is strained.
How do you get back on track and get what you need from your agency?
First things first. Please. For the love of god. Stop worrying you will hurt our feelings. Unless you say that the design smelled like poop and you can't believe any moron would put that in front of you, you'll be fine. If you don't like something, then just say it. And say it constructively. As a good rule of thumb, if you don't like it, tell us what you don't like and tell us what you think you would like to see. Even if it takes a few tries to get there at least we know what direction we are going in.
Designers feel disappointed when you don't like their work, but it's work and it's art. It's subjective and they get that.
Next, follow the form (inserted again) from the bottom up. Document3
Look at the design from a whole first, not as little components on a page. And try not to see it from your eyes. The agency is designing for your consumers eyes and although you know your consumer, you might not see eye to eye.
Then, slowly work your way up the page, getting more picky as you go along. But always start first with the overall design. Nobody benefits when you make numerous changes to a design you don't even like.
If your agency is a good agency, they will attempt to extract this feedback from you so that you can both be happy with the work produced. And let them! No one can fix something if they don't know it's broken.
Changing how you give feedback (clients) and changing how you get feedback (agencies) will vastly improve the quality of your work and your relationships. It takes getting outside of your comfort zone, but it will benefit both parties in the end.
Ok, I've rambled on for long enough.


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As you may have seen mom write, a few weeks ago she was invited to the Disney Social Media Moms Celebration, and guess who got to tag along? ME! I never really got to enjoy Disney as a child, a young one anyway, due to the fact that I was two years old, and the past few years we went with my older siblings and friends and did "grown-up kid" things. Being pregnant, I was looking forward to taking my future child to Disney so I thought I would scope out all of the rides for kids! I still wanted to include the more grow-up rides as well, however, they recommend expecting mothers NOT ride the rides. So sad. So my trip consisted of kid-proof rides, and lots of shopping in gift stores during the day, and the events at night.
Disney Baby played a big part in this trip, including a lot of gifts from the conference including a onesie, stuffed Organic toy (with rattle!), mom and baby lotion and some Huggies wipes. I did not attend the actual conference (mostly hung out by the super awesome Yacht and Beach club Pool) but mom told me they are opening the very first Disney Baby STORE in Anaheim. I hope one day mom and I can fly out there and visit!
Disney Baby offers a wide range of baby gear, including everything from clothes, to strollers all in the brands you can trust, from the people who really get kids. A lot of their products found online can also be found in stores such as Babies R Us.
As a person who loves everything Disney, I'm so excited to dress up my kiddo in Disney get up with Mickey or Minnie or even Buzz Lightyear, and then share with them the Magic that you can find in Disney World, and get to really experience everything as a kid, with a kid!


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Sourin Otomo (大友宗麟)Sourin fights on the side of Ishida Mitsunari against the forces of Tokugawa Ieyasu alongside his retainer Tachibana Muneshige. He fights atop a large tank called "The Head of Xavi" which is created in the image of the late Pontiff Xavi. Cannonballs shoot out of its eyes, as well as sing a Xavi hymn.
He seems to be related to Xavi as you can see in a picture of him and Xavi on the bridges of memories.
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Today (2014-05-24) on 09:25 UTC an earthquake with magnitude MW6.9 occurred in the NE Aegean Sea. The EMSC reports a depth of 27 km (USGS: 10 km). The quake had a (right-lateral) strike-slip mechanism and was felt as far away as Athens, Istanbul, and Sofia. More than 200 people were injured, most of them only lightly, and moderate damage to dozens of houses has been reported. The earthquake occurred on the (S)Western part of the North Anatolian Fault in the Samos Basin and was among the strongest events that have ever been recorded at that segment. more
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A Mw6.9 earthquake in the Aegean SeaMay 24, 2014 | in Earthquake
PhD position available at URI: Paleoseismology of the Cascadian Subduction ZoneMay 21, 2014 | in Earthquake, Jobs
The Sea Level Research laboratory in the Department of Geosciences at the University of Rhode Island is looking to recruit a PhD student to work on an NSF funded project focused on paleoseismology of the Cascadia subduction zone.
The project involves collaboration with Rutgers University, University of North Carolina Wilmington, and the United States Geological Survey. The position can start as early as September 1st 2014. more
6th INQUA International Workshop on Active Tectonics, Paleoseismology and Archeoseismology – 19-24 April 2015, Pescina, ItalyMay 20, 2014 | in Italy 2015, Meeting, PATA days | one response
Dear Colleagues and Friends,
we are pleased to announce that the 6th INQUA International Workshop on Active Tectonics, Paleoseismology and Archeoseismology will be held in Pescina (Abruzzo, Central Italy) in the period 19 – 24 April 2015.
We invite all scientists in the fields of earthquake geology, paleoseismology, archeoseismology, tsunami studies, earthquake engineering, seismic hazard assessment to join this event.
We will celebrate the centenary of the 1915 M7 Fucino earthquake, that has been one of the most devastating earthquakes occurred in the Apennines. The earthquake produced extensive surface faulting and left a strong imprint in the landscape giving rise to an incredibly rich seismological, geological and paleoseismological amount of studies in the last century.
Scientific sessions will be attended in the unique historical and cultural atmosphere of the Pescina village, followed by 2 days-field trip in the Fucino and L'Aquila area, retracing on the field the path of faults, landscapes, castles and ancient settlements. Moreover, a pre-congress archaeoseismic tour in Rome will be offered to all the participants.
Soon a specific website dedicated to this event will be available, where you will find more detailed and updated information, including information on the Participation, Travel Grants and Scientific Programme.
The Fucino 2015 Organizing Committee more
New project: ArMedEa – Archaeology of the Medieval Earthquakes in Europe (1000-1550 AD)May 15, 2014 | in Earthquake, Paper
An interesting new project aims on a better understanding of ancient earthquakes in Europe. ArMedEa – Archaeology of the Medieval Earthquakes in Europe (1000-1550 AD) is dedicated to increase our knowledge of medieval seismic events. The 2-years project based at Durham University will focus on archaeological information on quakes, tsunamis and earthquake-induced mass movements. ArMedEa is run by Paolo Forlin (supervised by Chris Gerrard and Dave Petley). The project has just started and already has its own blog. more
8th International Symposium on Eastern Mediterranean Geology (ISEMG), 13-17 October, 2014, Muğla, TurkeyMay 12, 2014 | in Meeting
The 8th International Symposium on Eastern Mediterranean Geology (ISEMG) will be held in Muğla from 13-17 October 2014. The symposium will take place at Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University. There are some nice sessions that deal with paleoseismology and related topics. The abstract deadline is 15 May, so if you can't go to Busan in September, check if Turkey would be an alternative. more
Field trip: Alaska 1964 earthquake and tsunami
The SSA 2014 conference in Anchorage, Alaska is over and so is the post-meeting excursion. Our friend and colleague Gösta was attending this field trip on the environmental effects of the Great Alaska Earthquake of 1964 and he sent us some nice images and a brief description of this trip. This is the second part of his report. more
Earthquakes induced/triggered by fracking, oil extraction, waste water disposal?May 8, 2014 | in Earthquake, Meeting
Two articles dealing with induced (or triggered?) seismicity caught my attention last week. Time came up with a report about "The Seismic Link Between Fracking and Earthquakes". New studies on that topic had been presented at the SSA annual meeting in Alaska. Basically it's now possible to link two phenomena: a) The huge increase in shale gas and oil development in Ohio, Oklahoma, and Kansas during the last few years; and b) the huge increase in earthquake activity in Ohio, Oklahoma, and Kansas during the last few years. more
The 2010 M7.2 El Mayor-Cucapah earthquake caused slip on other faults in California, too!May 7, 2014 | in Earthquake
On 4 April, 2010, the El Mayor-Cucapah earthquake occurred in NW Baja California, Mexico. It was magnitude 7.2 strike-slip event, and the (surface) ruptures were distributed over a set of faults in the area, among them the Laguna Salada Fault. The epicentral area was under surveillance by a technique similar to DInSAR – Uninhabited Aerial
Vehicle Synthetic Aperture Radar (UAVSAR). Comparison of images from before and after the M7.2 earthquake revealed that slip occurred not only in the epicentral area and at the Laguna Salada Fault, but also on faults to the north. These findings were recently published by Donnellan et al. (2014). more
A paleoseismicity-spy and desert geologist in AlaskaMay 5, 2014 | in Earthquake, Meeting, Tsunami
The SSA2014 annual meeting took place in Anchorage, Alaska from 29 April – 2 May. Currently the post-meeting excursion on the effects of the Great Alaska Earthquake of 1964 is taking place, and we placed our paleoseismicity-spy Gösta Hoffmann in the group. We hope that no one realizes that he's a desert geologist and absolutely in the wrong place, but he promised to not wear his Teva sandals in order not be identified. Gösta is Associate Professor at the German University of Technology in Oman (GUtech) and works on coastal change and tsunamis, and particularly on tsunamis in the Arabian Sea. Here is his report from Alaska: more
Doggerland likely to have vanished due to the Storegga tsunami 8 ka ago
"Doggerland" refers to a drowned landscape located where the North Sea stretches today. Fishermen have found numerous archaeological artifacts when fishing between the coasts of UK and Denmark/Germany (more or less), which led to the idea that an ancient culture lived in this area when the sea level was lower some thousands of years ago. Archaeological studies and modelling confirmed this hypothesis (e.g., see Coles, 2000 or see this paper with a really cool title: White, 2006). Slowly rising sea levels and/or land subsidence forced our ancestors to move to higher grounds and to finally give up Doggerland at all around 8 ka ago. Jon Hill and his co-authors now added some more spice to this story. At the EGU they presented modelling data which imply that the Storegga tsunami over-ran the remaining islands, and that the end of Doggerland was sudden. more


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This "Surya Natura NAT7037 Hand Tufted Rug" will create a focal point for your residential or professional space. It features a durable wool construction for long-lasting use, while its eye-catching transitional style elevates the beauty of your existing decor. The gray hue is attractive enough to blend well with most decor styles. Whether your home or office space has a contemporary or classic style set up, this color complements both. This rug comes in rectangle shape and measures 5' x 8' to fit most spaces.
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always fresh food! very tasty and always great service. Check them out in Dahlonega too! Good value for your money.
always fresh food! very tasty and always great service. Check them out in Dahlonega too! Good value for your money.
This restaurant has been closed for about a month. I have to add more characters here, so will say that I never dined here while it was open, yet heard reviews ranging from terrible to excellent. I drive by this location every time I go...More
My wife and I had a nice, intimate dinner last night. Met the owner. Very kind and attentive. Wonderful meal. We'll definitely be back!
i hold all my work meetings there never disappointed the owner is very accomidating and food is the best completely authentic very professional enviorment and keep up the good work and food :)
I have tried Pueblo's several times and the food has never been really good. I tried to give the benefit of a doubt but I will not be going back there. El Patron in Cornelia has great food with flavor.
The choices were amazing, food was delish! Loved the atmosphere..
Our family reserved the special dining room for a family birthday party on Saturday afternoon. We had 20+ guests who arrived after the regular lunch hour in early afternoon. The friendly, courteous service to our group which included young children, adults and seniors was excellent....More
Much like all the other Mexican restaurants scattered throughout N Georgia! Good fajitas although steak fajitas are sometimes tough. Salsa is good and spicy. Good menu and reasonably priced! Stay away from the fried ice cream ! Ice cream is covered in oat cereal and...More
Excellent value, great service, very nice food. Much better than your typical Mexican restaurant!


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Christ comes to live in the heart of those Learned and Knowledgeable, who are willing to count their learning as nothing1 and in humility, to accept HIM as everything2.
1. Secondary to Christ- and keeping away Pride(of being learned). Knowing Christ is of supreme worth- Christ is the Wisdom of God.
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This week I want to simply encourage you all to finish out the year in a strong way. In case you haven't noticed, there is only one week left before exams! However before we head back home for Christmas, we have valuable time that we can use to make an eternal impact on someones life. It is so easy to get into an apathetic mindset when the semester is so close to being over. Let's not get caught in that mindset. We need to have an eternal perspective where we see every day as an opportunity to make an everlasting difference in someones life.
This should also apply to the time that we have over break! The Christmas season will present you with many opportunities for evangelism. If your home church holds holiday events, use those as a jumping-off point to invite your friends and neighbors to church. These events draw in many visitors to church, and you should leap at the chance to be as welcoming as possible and give them a reason to come back. The Christmas season serves as a solid base to begin a spiritual conversation with anyone you talk to. Even though the gospel is not limited to holidays, they grant us an amazing chance to share the good news of Jesus with those around us.
As many of you know, we have the tacky sweater party this Sunday, December 8th, at 7:00 pm. We will be caroling from 6-7 and then the party starts immediately afterward. I encourage you all to join me in using this event as a invite opportunity! It's going to be great event to invite someone to; it will be a very casual, chill event! Be thinking of someone you could invite. Remember, what's the worst that can happen?
Merry Christmas from your Shandon College Leadership Team!


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|After 7 years of blogging, my space here has had to change due to the demands of my shop and the limited amounts of free time I have these days. For now I shall use my blog as a bulletin board for my business, trying to make it as interesting as I can! ;-)) I will no longer be posting about the personal stuff...I'm still living the fairly simple life and doing much of the same things I've always done – Sewing/crafting, home-making and gardening, as well as lots of vintage loving! Please feel free to visit my blog's archives for my previous adventures and all that I've shared over 7 years. Updates won't be as frequent as before, but you can also find me on Facebook and Pinterest where I add photos regularly.
Thanks for stopping-by,
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This afternoon, travel by coach to the Burmese capital of Amarapura to visit marble and silk workshops and the U-Bein Bridge, believed to the world's longest and oldest teakwood bridge before boarding a traditional sampan for a leisurely cruise of the lake to enjoy sunset views. This evening enjoy a welcome reception and dinner onboard. EmeraldPLUS: After dinner, enjoy a traditional Myanmar dance performance. Nine Night Stay: RV Irrawaddy Explorer Meals included: Dinner Day 2 Mingun – Ava Cruise to Mingun and join a walking tour to discover the stories behind the massive unfinished brick pagoda built at the end of the 18th century for King Bodawpaya. Continue to the Mingun Bell, the heaviest working bell in the world until 2000. Enjoy time at leisure to explore the local market. This afternoon explore the former capital of the Ava Kingdom by horse cart and discover the 200-year-old teak Bagaya Monastery dating back to 1593 and the impressive Mei Nu Oak Kyaung Brick Monastery. Return to the ship for dinner and enjoy a traditional cultural performance on board. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 3 Monywa This morning board your coach to discover Monywa and the Hpowindaung caves and explore the sandstone grottoes decorated with spectacular mural paintings and hundreds of Buddha statues inside dating back to the 14th century. Journey to the Thanboddhay Pagoda, one of the most intricately decorated temples in the country housing almost 600,000 Buddhas before returning to the ship late this afternoon. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 4 Yandabo – Hnaw Kone Village Arrive at the pottery village of Yandabo where, on 24 February 1826, the peace treaty ending the First Anglo-Burmese war was signed. Stroll through the village and witness the craftsmen hone their skills and observe the unusual way of firing the pottery. Return to the ship and enjoy a leisurely cruise to the village of Hnaw Kone, a typical rural river village and see the handicraft of bamboo cane basket weaving. EmeraldPLUS: Visit a local school and meet the children and schoolmaster for an insight into life along the Irrawaddy. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 5 Bagan This morning admire one of the most incredible areas of Myanmar: Bagan, one of South East Asia's most significant and richest archaeological sites. EmeraldPLUS: Climb aboard traditional, ceremonial oxcarts for a short ride to the massive Htilomino, boasting the finest plaster carvings. Continue on to the Anada Pagoda, one of the most important temples in Bagan, whose based and terraces are decorated with 554 glazed tiles showing scenes and life stories of the Buddha. Bagan is also famous as the centre of Myanmar's thriving lacquer ware industry and you will discover more about this traditional handicraft during a visit to a workshop. This afternoon view the sunset atop the most significant temple in the area, Shwe San Daw and take in the grandeur of Bagan below. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 6 Bagan – Tan Kyi Take in the fresh produce, meats, spices, woodcarvings and local handicrafts at Bagan's largest open market. Visit the gilded Shwezigon Pagoda, an important religious site dating back to the reign of King Anawrahta, founder of the Bagan Empire. Enjoy lunch onboard whilst sailing to the village of Tan Kyi. Journey to Tan Kyi Mountain and admire the panoramic views of the Bagan plain across the Irrawaddy. Discover More: Hot Air Balloon Flight over the temples of Bagan (additional cost). Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 7 Salay Cruise to Salay, a small village founded in the 13th century. Visit the beautiful teak Yoke Sone Kyaung Taw Gyi monastery, designed as a copy of the Crown Prince House of Mandalay with exterior sides carved with details of court life and stories of the Buddha's past life. Later see Mann Pagoda with the largest lacquer Buddha image in Myanmar. Return to the ship with a stroll past some of Salay's many beautiful colonial buildings. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 8 Magwe – Minhla This morning venture into the district capital city of Magwe aboard trishaws for a ride through the city to the local market. Enjoy time to explore the market before visiting Mya Tha Lun pagoda, a beautifully gilded stupa set atop Naguttama Hill offering views of the river and surrounding area. Return to the ship for an afternoon of scenic cruising. Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Day 9 Pyay (Prome) This morning take a horse cart ride through the charming town of Thayet Myo. 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We headed to my favorite pumpkin patch again this year. You can't beat that it has so many fun things to do... for free!
I thought Avery's first pumpkin choice was hilarious. I mean, where did she even find that thing? In a field of plump, beautiful, orange pumpkins, she picks the moldy one.
Amid their search, I had the kids pose together on a hay bale. Love how this one turned out, I think I'll blow it up and frame it as a fall decoration. :)
All smiles..
The cutest pumpkin in the patch... It got kind of crazy trying to carry Max's car seat after he fell asleep, along with wheeling the pumpkins all over while I followed the kids from tractor to tractor. I finally got wise and put the baby in the wheelbarrow and made less work for myself. Those pumpkins nestled his car seat right in and it was actually really secure. One lady walked by and asked me where she could find "one of those cute pumpkins." It was cute.
After we got the pumpkins home, we got to work carving them. Daddy and Harvey worked on one pumpkin...
And Mommy and Avery worked on the other. Avery wasn't too sure about getting the guts out.
I messed with my camera settings on a tripod for this shot and I love how it turned out!! Although it was a little tricky with wiggly kids. :)


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Originally posted by TexasT
Learn how to "tickle" fish.
Couldent you just use a sharpened stick? I mean if we were in a survival mode it doesnt mean that we lost the ability to use tools.
it's no wonder I never learned about tickling fish or noodling or whatever. I learned how to cut a stick with a notch in the end so that you can spear a fish and it won't get away.
Originally posted by darkelf
I am not a "people" person. I can be quite shy until I get to know someone. However, I have a certain social bravado that I often employ in some situations to overcome the shyness. I have one friend who lives on the east coast that I've known since high school. Other than that, I have never had a close friend. My best friend is my husband.
I have nothing against men or women, but there are very few people that I trust. I am not anti-social, but I prefer solitude. You may think I have issues, but it works for me. If I have to have any interactions with others after TSHTF, I hope it is with someone like the three previous posters.


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In this unit, students will develop and use evidence to support a claim.
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Social Studies Inquiry Standard 5.6-8 Moderately Complex: Identify evidence from multiple sources to support claims, noting its limitations. Social Studies Civics Standards 3.6-8 Moderately Complex: Compare the means by which individuals and groups change societies, promote the common good, and protect rights.
Social Studies History Standard 3.6-8 Moderately Complex: Compare the central historical arguments in secondary sources across multiple media.
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What is our most valuable right as an American?
Where does one obtain evidence for an argument?
Are all pieces of evidence adequate?
How much evidence does one need to make a persuasive argument?
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Evidence is found in different types of sources.
Evidence can be found for different points of view and claims.
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Students will be provided with a question and will develop and use evidence in an argument.
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27 May 2011
As the disruption to air travel caused by the eruption of the Grimsvötn volcano in Iceland subsides, researchers are taking a close look at volcanic ash to try to understand how hazardous it is to both aircraft engines and human health.
When Grimsvötn exploded on 21 May sending a column of ash and steam 20km into the sky, a sense of déjà vu was palpable. Last April another Icelandic volcano, Eyjafjallajökull, stirred into life causing widespread flight cancellations, costing the airline industry billions.
Magma chemistry determines the type of ash particles ejected into the atmosphere and just how bad flight cancellations are likely to get
The two eruptions both produced fine particles of ash, but were geologically dissimilar. The ferocity and pattern of an eruption is influenced by a variety of factors. An eruption occurs when molten rock from the Earth's mantle - magma - finds its way through the crust to the surface. In Iceland the magma is largely basaltic, consisting of silica (SiO2) and metal oxides. Volatile compounds such as water, sulphur dioxide and carbon dioxide are also present in the magma, and can affect the eruption.
Sticky silica
Silica content is crucial because it largely dictates the viscosity of the magma - the more silica the 'stickier' the magma. As the magma approaches the surface, dissolved volatiles become gaseous. If the magma is silica poor and relatively 'runny', these gases escape easily. If the magma is silica rich and viscous, pockets of trapped gas expand and eventually explode, shattering the surrounding magma and producing fine ash particles.
This was the case with last year's Eyjafjallajökull eruption. But the explosive activity of Grimsvötn had an added ingredient, explains Dave McGarvie of The Open University in Scotland. 'Ice and water can be crucial to an eruption. Not only was the Grimsvötn eruption of much greater intensity - with a discharge rate at least 10 to a 100 times greater than Eyjafjallajökull - but the eruption happened beneath a lid of ice 50-200 metres thick.'
As basaltic magma met the ice, steam was created providing new energy to shatter the erupting magma, producing yet more ash and debris. 'The two eruptions illustrate beautifully how fine-grained ash can be produced in two quite different ways,' says McGarvie.
Sharp and to the point
Meanwhile, researchers have completed a study into the dust thrown up by last year's Eyjafjallajökull. A team led by Sigurdur Gíslason of the University of Iceland and Susan Stipp of the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, has assessed the potential of ash to harm aircrafts and human health. Early studies suggest that while ash from both sites was fine-grained, that from Grimsvötn was slightly coarser than that from Eyjafjallajökull: 50-65 per cent of Grimsvötn ash on the ground was less than 60?m in diameter, compared with 45-70 per cent of that from Eyjafjallajökull, but the figures for grains less than 10?m across were less than 10 per cent, and 15-22 per cent respectively.
'Particles smaller than 60?m can be kept in suspension in air for days, and particles smaller than 10?m pose health problems,' Gíslason tells Chemistry World.
The ash from Eyjafjallajökull is dominated by andesitic glass and crystals of plagioclase, pyroxene and olivine, Gíslason says. The hardness of this ash is comparable to titanium and much harder than the exposed surfaces of an aircraft.
The team carried out a series of tests on ash collected immediately after the Eyjafjallajökull eruption. They found that some of the grains were composed of nanoparticle aggregates which were sharp and jagged - adding to their potential abrasiveness. 'The speed with which an airplane would interact with a plume of very fine-grained ash would ensure that even nanoparticles would have the necessary momentum to wear surfaces, especially particles that are sharp and hard,' the researchers say.
The Eyjafjallajökull ash glass melts at 1,147 °C. 'Thus, the ash would easily melt in a jet engine, which reaches temperatures of 1,500-2,000°C,' Gíslason says.
Stipp says that the aviation authorities are 'absolutely right' to remain cautious about allowing aircraft to fly through volcanic ash. 'The particles are extremely sharp, like fragments of a shattered beer bottle,' she says. 'Aircraft engines are tested in dusty environments such as deserts, but there the particles are rounded and weathered. The main issue is to understand what density the engines can tolerate, and over the past year the industry is starting to get much better information.'
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Since replacing Santiago Phelan as headcoach of Los Pumas, Daniel Hourcade has not required the services of Bayonne winger Martín Bustos Moyano. The goalkicker was last selected for the June 2013 home internationals against England and Georgia but continues to perform strongly in France. On Saturday he scored an impressive solo try after he recovered his own kick to dive over near the right corner. Involved in the lead up to the try was former Puma Santiago Fernández who made a break. Fernández last played for Argentina twelve months ago on the European tour. The door remains open for both to return to Los Pumas in time for the World Cup.


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Now that we're finally done touring Israel, (10 shops gosh!!) let's hit a new country next! If we head some ways up north from Israel, we'll hit... Ukraine!!
Now let's see what Ukraine has to offer in fantastic Etsy shops. :)
You would be hiding in a rock on Etsy if you have not seen Beauty Spot before. They are more well known for their art resin jewelry, but there are a few other gorgeous pieces in their shop as well that is both vintage inspired and romantic. I must admit, I had more than one occasion studied the way they photograph their pendants. The setting and lighting is just so exquisite! One can see that a lot of time and effort had been placed into the product photography, and this we should learn from them. :) I am also convinced that they have the best sunlight ever! Such a soft and pretty glow in the photos, something I probably can't achieve with Malaysia's harsh sunlight.
Anyways, I should stop gushing at their photos hahaha. Check out their jewelry pieces, a lot of them are really unique and lovely. My favorite is the piano necklace!
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Around the World - Ukraine - Beauty Spot
Posted by Alex Kam at 9:54 AM
Labels: Around the World
2 comments:
- Ginger said...
What a great shop,i also have many faves! I love leaves so i think all of the leaf jewelry is pretty(like the Green Leaf earrings).
I received my Raspberry Necklace today..it is lovely and i am sohappy to have it,thanks again!! :)
- March 15, 2012 at 5:39 PM
- Alex Kam said...
I LOVE the green leaf earrings too! Too bad I don't wear earrings!
Glad that you received the raspberry necklace safely! :)
- March 15, 2012 at 10:30 PM
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As usual I concentrate in projects that are presents for someone I know. In this case the present is for a portuguese friend who lives by the sea. Amazing place. I just didn't go, YET.
This is a purse, a case, for whatever you want to use for (i.e. drawings, tools, notes, cigarettes,…).
I made it with materials that remember me the earth and some embroidery that remind me the ocean, like the portuguese owner likes.
I made it in three different tissues in order to give more contrast to the purse.


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Everyone is afraid of sharks. How about being the shark hunter and you are the stalker of the great white shark. This game is super exciting!
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Bentley Hall Farm in Bury operate as an illegal puppy farm. They have been doing so since August 2011 when their license (issued by Bury Council in Greater Manchester, UK) lapsed – an offence...
Bentley Hall Farm in Bury operate as an illegal puppy farm. They have been doing so since August 2011 when their license (issued by Bury Council in Greater Manchester, UK) lapsed – an offence under the Breeding and Sale of Dogs Act that carries a maximum punishment of three months in jail and a £2,500 fine. No prosecution have been brought against them despite the Council being aware of the operation.
Puppies (Border Collies, Labradors and Alaskan Malamutes) are kept in dark barns, separated from their mothers, with inadequate provisions such as bedding and little straw on the floor. Many people have reported puppies dying with days of getting them home. Many others have reported puppies with sever aggression problems.
When questioned by the Manchester Evening News, the owner said he saw no issues with the way the dogs were bred at the farm. He added he was aware it was illegal for him to breed dogs on a large-scale without a licence – but he no longer had one because Bury council had made it 'impossible', adding "I know it's illegal".
Richard Speakman has uploaded videos to his Facebook account (available for public view) showing the dogs in these conditions and describes them as "cute". The page also shows a video of a horse weaving - commonly caused by stress.
Please make your voice count and sign this petition to help the hundreds of puppies that suffer at Bentley Hall Farm each year. Dogs are not a money making scheme and deserve respect, love and above all else dignity.
Please like our North West Action for Animals Facebook Page for all the updates as they happen.


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Thursday, June 25, 2009
Book Review "Jungle Jack's Wackiest, Wildest, and Weirdest Animals in the World" by Jack Hanna
This is a review of "Jungle Jack's Wackiest, Wildest, and Weirdest Animals in the World" by Jack Hanna from Thomas Nelson Publishers. While it is marketed as a children's book, it is really a book that all ages can enjoy and learn something new about the creatures in the book. It has 30 different animals ranging from a blue-footed booby, to an elephant, to a puffer fish, to a naked role rat (just to name a few) and provides pictures and not only provides what they eat, where they live and their size, but interesting and not-so well known facts peppered with personal stories from his encounters with the creatures. It even includes a DVD of bloopers from his TV show "Into The Wild". I personally loved this book, as did even my 15 year old son who was a huge Jack Hanna fan as a toddler through pre-schooler and learned of a few creatures we had never even known existed to new things to animals that we had read about before. This book has inspired me, even though I am several years (hopefully) away from being a Grandma, to start a "Grandma Box" and to craft something of each of the 30 creatures in the book to share with a future grandchild(children). This would make a great book to give as a gift for any animal lover on your gift-giving list or for anyone to keep on their coffee table, or for any doctors, dentist or even business lobby to keep on hand for people to flip through while they are waiting. There is only one animal per page, with usually a few photos and broken down into easy to read segments - or hold the short attention span of an easily distracted child (or adult). http://www.thomasnelson.com/consumer/product_detail.asp?sku=1400311403 http://brb.thomasnelson.com/art/_200_350_Book.57.cover.jpg
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