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A dearth of information about the ingredients of various oil-dispersing formulas is complicating an increasingly rancorous debate over which, if any, is the best choice for cleaning up the catastrophic spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
As the quantity of dispersant that BP has sprayed on the spill surpassed 800,000 gallons last weekend, experts say the secret formulas, combined with the sparse water-quality data released by U.S. EPA, make an independent assessment of the dispersant strategy next to impossible.
Some scientists are calling for all dispersant use to be halted until the ingredients and effects are better understood.
"The data is horrible," said Carys Mitchelmore, an environmental chemist and toxicologist at the University of Maryland's Center for Environmental Science. A co-author of a 2005 National Academy of Sciences report on dispersants, she has testified repeatedly on Capitol Hill over the gaping holes in the scientific knowledge regarding the chemicals.
"There's two frustrations," Mitchelmore said. "One, I don't know what's in them, and secondly, I really hope they are running toxicity tests with all of these right now to get a more robust scientific data set."
The company responsible for containing the spill, BP PLC, continued to spar with EPA over the company's decision to rely on two types of Corexit -- proprietary dispersant formulas manufactured by Nalco Holding Co., which has close ties to both BP and Exxon Mobil Corp.
EPA's own data indicate that Corexit may not be the least toxic or most effective option available, and last week, the agency ordered the company to switch to something less toxic within 24 hours.
On Saturday, BP rejected the order, citing an ingredient in a potential alternative formula, called Sea Brat #4, that could degrade into a nonylphenol, a class of chemicals believed to be disruptive to hormone systems.
BP's letter and accompanying analysis, which included numerous redactions, also said the company was unable to identify ingredients in other proprietary oil dispersants, concluding that Corexit remained the safest and most abundant option available.
"We're still using it because, as of today, it's still the best product available," said Doug Suttles, chief operating officer for BP, on CNN today. "It is on the approved list. It is safe to use. It is the most widely used."
Suttles said BP would continue to consult with EPA to determine whether to switch from Corexit. An EPA spokesman said the agency had not yet publicly responded to BP's decision.
"We're going to continue to study this with the EPA," Suttles said. "We're going to work with them every single day. We've met again last night with them; if there is a better product that's available, we'll use it."
Scientists, meanwhile, are stepping up their questions and criticisms concerning the use of dispersants, noting that the vast quantities being used to ensure the oil sinks into the ocean rather than washing up on beaches and coastal wetlands could wreak long-term havoc on the marine environment and ultimately complicate cleanup.
EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson has called the decision to allow BP to use dispersants a "trade off" between risking harm to a portion of the ocean and protecting the coast from a thick oil slick that could linger on shorelines for decades.
Calls for halting dispersant use
On Capitol Hill, two ocean experts told a House panel Friday that the use of the oil-dispersing chemicals should be halted until the ingredients and effects are better understood.
"Until we know more about the dispersants, I'd follow up with BP and EPA and tell them to stop, stop," legendary oceanographer Sylvia Earle told the Energy and Commerce Committee.
"It's not at all clear to me why we're dispersing the oil at all," said Carl Safina, president and co-founder of the Blue Ocean Institute. "It seems to me you would want it as thick and as concentrated so we can deal with it right there. We seem to be saying we're going to take this concentrated oil, and we're going to dissolve it. It's an out-of-sight, out-of-mind strategy. It's a PR stunt to dissolve this oil with dispersants. It's just to get it out of the way of the cameras on the shoreline."
Others criticized BP's written response for its redactions, saying the marked-out portions of the letter represented clear defiance of the Obama administration's calls for transparency.
"The administration demanded transparency from BP, and we got censored documents," said Jeremy Symons, the National Wildlife Federation's senior vice president. "BP cannot be trusted, and this is not acceptable. These toxic chemicals have been dumped in the Gulf for a month at levels never envisioned, and any information that sheds light on their effects and the potential for less toxic dispersants needs to be made public immediately."
Also on Friday, the National Science Foundation awarded a rapid-response grant to scientist David Valentine of the University of California, Santa Barbara, and colleagues to study how the use of dispersants will affect the ability of microbes to break down the oil.
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- Jin's mother - An unnamed woman and mother of Jin who was well known to be a "slut".
- Woo-Jung Paik - Sun's father who is a ruthless businessman.
- Mrs. Paik - Sun's mother who tried to set her on a date with Jae Lee.
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My nieces and nephew are regularly coming over for sleepovers. They always insist on bringing their own pillows, along with pj's, a book or two, and the older one carts the cellphone and charger along as well. This makes for a very uncomfortable parcel to bring to my place. With this in mind, I decided to make them each a sleepover pillowcase. On the one side, it is simply a plain pillowcase, but on the other side, it has pockets for all of those trivia which is always carried over by an irate adult. I then added a handy handle to the top of the pillowcase, making it a very neat parcel that can be carried in one hand. I show you how to make this handy pillowcase in today's blog.
Take your measurements from any pillowcase in the house. Measure the length times two.
Add the fold-over and the seam allowance.
Measure the width and add seam allowance.
I found that 155x50 cm would be about right.
Alternatively, you can simply lay a pillowcase on your fabric and cut around it, allowing some space for seam allowance.
Only one side needs to be cut longer for the fold-over.
I decided on a collection of fabrics to use in the project.
Cut a pocket to hold the pajamas, with a lid. Cut a lining for each piece as well.
I will cut a book bag from this fabric.
The book bag also needs a lining.
I will cut two pockets of equal size to hold the cellphone and its charger.
These also need lining.
These are the measurements I worked on. I also cut a handle from a piece of leftover fabric, which is not included in these measurements.
This is the scheme for my 7 year old nephew.
My 11 year old niece will enjoy these colours and motifs.
The 6 year old niece is very fond of pinks and owls.
Fold the handle in half lengthwise.
Sew along the length of the handle.
Turn the handle inside out.
Lay the small pockets with rights sides facing on their lining.
Sew along three sides.
Cut the corners.
Turn inside out and fold the open end in. Pin down.
Sew the book pocket in the same way as the smaller pockets. Leave only a small opening to turn it inside out.
Cut the corners.
Turn inside out.
Fold the opening in and pin down.
Sew the 'lid' of the big bag on three sides.
Cut the corners.
Turn inside out, fold the opening in and pin down.
Sew the big pocket and leave a small opening.
Cut the corners.
Turn inside out, fold in the opening and pin down.
Set the sewing machine to zigzag, or get out the overlocker.
Overlock the four sides of both pieces of the main pillowcase.
Iron all of the pieces flat.
Pin all the pockets in place. I simply pinned the handle down temporarily so as not to forget it later.
Mark buttonholes on the flap of the big pocket. Sew the buttonholes and open them.
Sew the open side of the flap.
Sew the buttons on by hand.
Sew along the top edge of the flap.
Sew around three sides of the big pocket, leaving only the top open.
Sew along three sides of the book bag, leaving only the top open.
Sew along three sides of the smaller pockets, leaving only the tops open.
Make rolled hems on the open ends of the pillowcase.
Sew the rolled hems
Lay the pillowcases with right sides facing. fold the flap over the other pillowcase.
Sew along the three closed sides.
Do not forget to insert the handle in the middle of the side of the pillowcase. Make sure that it is on the open sides of the pockets.
Iron all the of the seams and hems flat.
Insert a pillow in the pillowcase.
Slip pajamas into the big pocket.
Slip a book into the book bag.
Slip the cellphone and its charger into the small pockets.
This pillow is ready to go on a sleepover!
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As Dr. Warren Silberman has mentioned, the FAA Office of Aerospace Medicine recently announced changes to several policies regarding certification of certain cardiac conditions. The FAA invests considerable staff time in reviewing the current medical literature and seeking input from its specialist consultants to establish appropriate evidence-based medical certification policy. However, it has been quite a while since we have seen so much activity that will have a bearing on a number of different medical conditions, and as a result, will have a positive impact on a number of airmen who currently hold special issuance authorizations.
Silberman points out some of those cardiac changes, including a reduction in the time an airman has to wait after a percutaneous coronary stent from six months to three. Also, people who have had two cardiac valves replaced may now be considered for special issuance for the first time. And the testing required for continued special issuance is being modified for the better as well. These changes are being finalized as of this writing, so as soon as we have the official publication of the changes in the online Guide for Aviation Medical Examiners, you will begin to see the new procedures in our online medical information reports. We will probably see more of these kinds of changes coming in the near future that should reduce some of the hurdles for people seeking to obtain or maintain a special issuance authorization. We'll talk more about those changes as they are announced by the FAA.
To learn more about the AOPA Pilot Protection Services program or to enroll, visit www.aopa.org/pps.
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Stepping back to 1935
October 16, 2014
Let's take a step back to 1935, when it cost just 8 cents for a loaf of bread, 11 cents for a pound of hamburger meat, and just ten cents for a gallon of gas. It's also the year the Hoover Dam was completed, and the year Amelia Earhart flew solo across the Pacific.
Here in Rochester, Albert R. Koch took on a role as manager of the Hart's Food Store on Thurston Avenue.
"I'm guessing he was about 20 years old in these photos," said Joe Struble, Collections Manager at George Eastman House.
Albert (1915-2008) was Joe's uncle. "He had graduated from Aquinas Institute here in Rochester probably two years before. He had worked in his father's restaurant on Main Street, the Alco Food Shoppe (later the Penguin Diner and now Jim's, I believe) in high school, but Hart's may have been his first 'real' job. He certainly looks proud of his display."
He certainly does! We just love the way those cans are stacked!
"He later worked for Haloid here in Rochester (evolved into Xerox), but left for Los Angeles in 1946, where he lived all the rest of his life. In 1950, he was employed at Packard-Bell and worked in various positions. That company was bought by Teledyne Electronics and Al continued in their Contract Department until retirement in 1988; at that time he was a contract manager."
We're so grateful to the George Eastman House for sharing these photos with us!
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There has been an outbreak of NIMBYism in Chinatown. It appears no matter what is done to make Chinatown more accessible and create positive change there is a vocal minority seeking to maintain a status-quo. Instead of making an effort to benefit from these changes for the community and business they would rather impede and obfuscate.
A temporary bicycle lane from North 13th Street and South 10th Street between Market and Vine Streets has been created for a period of 3 to 6 months. A test to see if this is a viable location. It didn't take long for the standard list of excuses to surface, supported by the usual list of players from the private and public sectors.
First is 1st District City Council candidate Mark Squilla who suggested to Wilson Wan to organize a petition against the bike lane. This isn't the first time someone who is on the city council or running for city council has tried to go after bicycle lanes. Instead of doing their own dirty work, like DiCiccio and Greenlee, the ploy is to make this look like it is motivated by local citizens.
Next was Chinatown Watch Chairman Joe Eastman who feels that this is about city government dictating policy without taking any input from the community. When in reality his true concern was about; "This is a commercial area. If we lose any of these parking spaces, people will go somewhere else." A sentiment also stated by Wilson Wan.
Last up is Jong Chin, who has owned a restaurant on Race Street since 1965 and Executive Director of the Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corp. He is concerned that the bike lanes will make the streets too narrow for fire trucks as well as buses that pass frequently en-route to New York City.
What everything boils down to is three motivations; politics, safety, and commerce.
Politics – Mark Squilla is exploiting local residents on an issue that will have little impact on community and has become a tactic used by current city council members to get their names in the paper. At the same time they avoid dealing with any of the real quality of life issues their constituents face like unsafe schools, crime and the no snitching mentality. Bike lanes are just low hanging fruit that require no real commitment or effort and gets their names in the paper.
Safety – A very common tactic is to claim that bicycle lanes will impede the ability for emergency vehicles to navigate through the street. As if somehow cyclists will not get out of the way of an emergency vehicle with it's lights and sirens running. If anything cyclist can get out of the way faster and leave more room than a car. This was the same excuse made when a bicycle lane was installed in front of Thomas Jefferson Hospital and yet no emergency vehicles have been delayed from accessing the hospital.
Commerce – This is what it really boils down to. Fear that a bicycle lane will lower the revenue of area businesses by reducing parking. In a city like Philadelphia where the majority of its residents get around using public transportation and an increasing number of cyclists. I seriously doubt that the loss of a small number of parking spaces is going to have any effect on a restaurant, more likely is a lack of imagination.
So what would I do?
If I were a restaurant I would have weekly cyclist special, it is much easier for a cyclist to pull over and lock their bike easier than a car. As a cyclist I would hold an organized ride to Chinatown where every rider would go into a restaurant in Chinatown along the bike lane and have lunch. Calling ahead and making reservations if possible.


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It's that time of year again and I'm finally ready with my favorite records of 2010. These have been selected by an utterly subjective process of constant listening to almost exclusively 2010 releases for the past couple weeks. This has allowed me to rediscover a couple records that perhaps came out early and have since fallen off my radar (none of those made the cut) and also to catch up with some that I missed altogether and, of course, the more recent releases. Here you'll find all kinds of music (Country AND Western!) but really only a sampling of the stuff that I really like to listen to and hope to listen to for years to come.
Here we go:
10 – Tame Impala – InnerSpeaker
Hows about of Australian psych-pop to kick things off. Seriously., a record like this is a good place to start anything. This record (and band) really captured my imagination in 2010 and it all started with the terrific single, "Solitude Is Bliss". There are weirder bands out there (Stardeath And White Dwarfs, anyone?) but these guys perfectly blend rough edged psyche with the polish of brit-pop.
9 – Aloe Blacc – Good Things
Proper soul music that nails it in every category: vocals, lyrics, performance, and arrangements. Elements of Heron and Mayfield are recognizable in this rapper-turned soul singer latest record. Oh, and how about that riveting take on VU's "Femme Fatale"? A good friend hipped me to this and I've enjoyed it from the first note.
8 – Admiral Radley – I Heart California
Jason Lytle (who topped this list last year) teamed up with two members from Earlimart and made their first appearances at this year's SXSW under the guise, Admiral Radley. The record soon followed and complements Lytle's catalogue with his humour and slacker psych rock. The songs are great, and the hooks are strong, making this a fun listen.
7 – Junip – Fields
This record came out-of-the-blue for me. a few friends were raving about it and I figured it would be just another indie record that I'd play once and move on but I quickly fell for its charms. Krautrock trances, indie-pop melodies and dizzying production that includes vocals nestled tightly in the mix make this my favorite driving record of the year- as long as the sun is up or I've had my coffee. Sleepy isn't the word but it can induce a meditative state if you are susceptible to such a thing. Myself? I might be; but I dig it, too.
6 – Broken Bells – Broken Bells
Danger Mouse has led a semi-charmed life on this site of late. This project, a collaboration with The Shins' James Mercer, continues the win streak with a collection of entrancing songs. The hooks are stellar and the whole record pays off with repeat listens. This is another one which did take a few listens to fall for the entire record (although the opening cut, "The High Road" is one of the more infectious pieces of the year) but it begged additional listens and the reward is rich.
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Local musicians continue to make the Motor City a good place for music. Here are four songs to add to your playlist.
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'Keep It Moving' by Insite The Riot
Allandra Bulger originally thought her stage name Insite The Riot was too "abrasive." But then she found meaning in the "revolution in our thinking" (RIOT). And suddenly everything made sense.
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Benefits of Fruit
Oleic acid, a monounsaturated fat in avocados, can help lower cholesterol. In one study, researchers compared the effects of two low-fat diets, which were identical except that one diet included avocados. Although both diets lowered levels of dangerous LDL (bad) cholesterol, the avocado-inclusive diet raised levels of healthy HDL cholesterol.The fibre in avocados also helps in our cholesterol-lowering quest. Fibre adds bulk to stool, causing it, and the cholesterol it contains, to be excreted from the body more quickly. One avocado packs more fibre—about 10g— than a bran muffin.


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So, Al from accounts really is a monster
Don't look now. But that co-worker ... yes, the ordinary-looking type, sitting a few desks along, quietly getting on with the job. Well, she - or more likely he - could be a psychopath. Or, as the psychology consultant John Clarke puts it, "a ticking time-bomb waiting to go off".
Mr Clarke is not talking about people who will necessarily kill, bash or rape, but about "workplace monsters" who share much the same psychological make-up.
"There is a checklist of characteristics," he said. "Essentially, they are people who have no conscience, who really enjoy and feed upon the suffering of colleagues."
The checklist includes cheats, liars, ladder-climbers and job-hoppers, who are often intelligent and expert at disguising motives.
Sound a rare species?
Not according to Mr Clarke, who says research suggests that between 0.5 and 1 per cent of females and between 1 and 3 per cent of males fit the profile.
"Depending on their place in an organisation, any organisation, they can be a source of major disharmony and stress, in some cases effectively 'assassinating' the personalities of fellow workers."
Mr Clarke's interest in office psychopaths developed from his research into serial killers such as the backpacker murderer Ivan Milat, John "the Granny Killer" Glover and Martin Bryant, who shot 35 people at Port Arthur.
Since then, Mr Clarke, who lectures at the University of Sydney, has used his findings to help companies screen out potential psychopaths.
If they are identified, he can help bosses devise strategies for managing their behaviour.
"They are manipulative and driven - the sort of people who often promise more than they can deliver. It may be necessary to minimise the damage they cause, to protect potential victims, to short-circuit their methods, to channel them in different directions," Mr Clarke said.
"Properly handled, carefully monitored, people with psychopathic tendencies can still make an effective contribution to an organisation. But left to their own devices, they create chaos and are poor at customer-relationship management."
Next month Mr Clarke is offering a lecture on the subject to all-comers, as part of the university's continuing education program. Almost 100 people have already enrolled and he is not surprised.
"Some people coming along may have a rather sensationalist view of what a psychopath is. But when they find out, most will say they recognise or suspect someone who works with them of matching the description."
His lecture coincides with the arrival of a documentary called The Corporation, which will have its first Australian showing at the Sydney Film Festival next Sunday. The award-winning movie asks: is the cornerstone institution of 21st-century capitalism pathologically insane? Does it behave like the psychopath? Is it obsessively self-interested, irresponsible, remorseless in its willingness to sacrifice employees, customers, or the wider environment for profit?
And, as The Economist magazine noted in its review, "does it only relate to others, superficially, via make-believe versions of itself manufactured by public relations consultants and marketing men?"
Yes, yes, yes, suggests the film. While Mr Clarke questions the value of such personification of the corporation, he says such movies suggest society is slowly becoming aware of the monsters hiding in its midst.


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New school year is off to a great start in Fruita.
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Brain Pop UK is an excellent website that contains simple animations that explain lots of different topics. They are great for use on an IWB to introduce a topic or as a lesson starter.
Here's Tim and Moby explaining all about Brain Pop UK.
The site is a subscription site, but some resources are free. You can sign up for a free trial as well.


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Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Emma Watson & Teen Vogue
...................................... ........Emma Watson FASHION, STYLE & ART. All around the world. Life is Beautiful. Open your eyes....
Details, textures, combinations, era's, cultures.... a blend of all things fabulous & at the same time unlikely candidates in a mix of the modern world with Old world charm in my eyes. Joelle Dolce Bebe Style. My imagination. Today's journey was within the pages of Teen Vogue across my mind.Another page filed away in this wonderful brain....
Teen Vogue Emma Watson
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Charles Samuel "Sam" Poole Sr., a Carroll County butcher whose Sam's Deer Processing in Finksburg has been a destination for lucky hunters for decades, died Saturday of complications after heart surgery at Peninsula Regional Medical Center in Salisbury.
The longtime Louisville, Carroll County, resident was 65.
The son of a butcher and a homemaker, Mr. Poole was born in Gaithersburg and raised in Sykesville. He attended Sykesville High School.
Mr. Poole began his career when he was 16, working at small grocery stores and butcher shops.
He also worked part time at Bullock's Country Meats in Westminster, and had been dressing deer for years before establishing Sam's Deer Processing in Finksburg, a Carroll County Health Department-approved operation, about 25 years ago, family members said.
Mr. Poole did not sell meat to customers but charged them for preparing the deer they brought in for butchering.
The busiest time of the year for Mr. Poole was of course deer season, which in Maryland runs from September through January. By late November last year, Mr. Poole told The Baltimore Sun he had processed 1,000 deer during the season.
"We can't stop or we'll be overrun," he said.
The newspaper reported that "a 145-pound deer yields about 65 pounds of meat and depending on the size of the deer, basic butchering averages $60. (Orders for bologna, sausage and jerky add to the price tag.)"
Mr. Poole was creative and could also produce hams, jerky, franks and even scrapple from deer.
Mr. Poole's operation employed two nephews, a sister and his wife of 45 years, the former Brenda Marie Nickoles, who wrapped meat for customers and handled the business' books.
In a 2009 article in The Baltimore Sun, he explained that the trick in making deer sausage was moisture.
"Deer meat is lean," Mr. Poole said. "You gotta mix in some pork to make it flavorful and tender."
He said he avoided using deer fat in his sausages.
"You are better off without it; if the fat gets cool it has a filmy aftertaste," he warned.
Depending on what a customer desired, Mr. Poole produced four varieties of sausage: country style with brown sugar and sage, garlic-defined Polish sausage, hot Italian with red peppers and the sweet variety featuring fennel and Italian seasoning.
Mr. Poole told the newspaper that making sausage earned him "$2 a pound for meat that we were going to get nothing for."
Paul Peditto, who heads the hunting program for the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, took the deer that he shot to Mr. Poole for processing.
"There was no better specialty menu for venison than at Sam's. He'd make venison hams, sausages and a pastrami venison that was like a New York deli," recalled Mr. Peditto.
"Sam was a great guy," said Brian Eyler, who heads the deer management program for the state Department of Natural Resources.
"He was always willing to accommodate us in our data collection efforts," said Mr. Eyler. "As the largest processor in Maryland, Sam would have deer from all across the state in there during muzzle-loader and firearms season."
Bob Beyer, who recently retired as assistant director of the Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife & Heritage Service, was stationed for a decade at Mr. Poole's shop, where he collected data on deer that were brought in for processing.
"First off, Sam processed 3,000 deer annually, and they came from all over Maryland and West Virginia. That's a lot of work, and he'd work all day and all night doing it," recalled Mr. Beyer.
"He also did a lot of things quietly and behind the scenes, and never wanted any recognition. He helped prepare meat for the homeless and took little or no money for it," he said. "He loved kids and treated them royally when they brought in their first deer as new hunters. He helped organize special hunts for disabled hunters."
He described Mr. Poole as a "gracious person who always wanted to help. We've lost a good friend."
Mr. Poole was an avid supporter of Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry, a nonprofit that was founded in Washington County in 1997 and is now a national program, with several chapters in Canada.
"Sam participated for quite a number of years," said Matt Wilson, who is director of the Maryland program with headquarters in Hagerstown, and provides ground venison for distribution to food banks and church pantries.
"He helped support and was a great advocate of the program that feeds needy people in Carroll County. He'd do 100 deer, which yielded on average 50 pounds of meat that was ground and packaged into quarter-pound packages. One deer provided roughly 200 meals," he said. "Sam's 100 deer provided 20,000 meals."
He said that Mr. Poole always had "good-quality deer, which meant good-quality meat went to food banks."
"We always appreciated that," said Mr. Wilson, who described Mr. Poole as an "amiable and jolly person. He was very friendly yet straightforward."
"He wasn't a deer hunter but processed them for hunters," said Mrs. Poole. "He enjoyed gardening and boating at our beach home in Fenwick Island, Del."
Mr. Poole also liked attending auctions, where he acquired butchering equipment and tractor parts, his wife said.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at the Burrier Queen Funeral Home, 1212 W. Old Liberty Road, Winfield.
In addition to his wife, Mr. Poole is survived by two sons, Charles S. "Sam" Poole Jr. of Taylorsville and Kevin Brian Poole of Louisville; five brothers, Maurice Poole, William Poole and John Poole, all of Winfield, Ernest Poole of Centreville and Robert Poole of McSherrystown, Pa.; six sisters, Hallie Martin of Thurmont, Ethel Morrison of Aspers, Pa., Doris Sprague of Frederick, Catherine Reaver and Wanda Smith, both of Winfield, and Evelyn Muller of Taylorsville; and a grandson.
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It is important to allow your body time to heal before jumping into a fitness health routine. Here is some advice for your postnatal workouts:
Kegel Exercises: Your doctor probably told you to do these while you were pregnant, but it is very important to include these in your postnatal workout. These strengthen your pelvic muscles and help you with bladder control. Do them by contracting the muscles of your pelvic floor, similar to what you do when you hold your pee. Hold for 10 seconds and repeat 10 to 20 times per day.
Abdominal Exercises: When you are pregnant your abdominal muscles actually develop a gap as your belly expands. After you give birth, it can take up to eight weeks for this gap to close. To prevent muscle damage, avoid doing crunches or any other abdominal exercises before this gap heals.
Pilates and Yoga Poses: These are excellent ways to slide back into your fitness routine. They reduce stress and improve your circulation. There are certain poses to avoid, so sign up for a postnatal yoga class at your local gym.
Walking: This is an excellent activity to do after giving birth. Walk for up to a half hour three times per week during the first few weeks of postnatal exercise. After a month increase the frequency of your walks and incorporate some light sculpting moves.
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Evolved Habitats Winter Pz Food Plot Seed that is great for early spring or fall planting. Winter Pz contains a blend of forage winter peas, forage oats, clover and triticale to provide deer with highly palatable forage that provides loads of nutrition. This 10 pound bag will seed approximately 1/4 acre.
- Seed Content: Winter peas, Oats, Clover, Triticale
- North Planting Region: Early Spring or Fall
- Central Planting Region: Spring or Early Fall
- Southwest Planting Region: Early Spring or Fall
- Southeast Planting Region: Late Winter/Early Spring or Fall
- Seeding Rate: 40 lbs/acre
- Planting Depth: 1/4 Inch or less
- Fertilizer Recommendations: 13-13-13 fertilizer @ 300 lbs/acre


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Circuit City Tip: A flat TV isn't problem-free and what looks great to one person may not look good to another. It's important to spend time looking at the picture on different screens before you buy a flat TV. Be sure to view the flat TV from different angles to make sure you like everything you see. At your local Circuit City store, you can view a wide range of models selected for their reliability and up-to-date technology. Before you go to the store, check out their website to get an idea of prices and what features you might be interested in having with your new tv. Don't be shy about asking questions once you're there. This is a big purchase and you want to make sure you feel confident in the television you're buying.
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Colorado Springs Man And Member Of "North American May-Boy Love Association" Indicted By Federal Grand Jury
DENVER – A federal grand jury in Denver recently returned an indictment charging Clifton Brett Bennett, age 55, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, with one count of receipt of child pornography and one count of possession of child pornography, the U.S. Attorney's Office, and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, the Colorado Springs Police Department -- Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (ICAC) announced. Bennett appeared in U.S. District Court in Denver on October 29, 2013. He did not contest the government's request that he be detained. He was also arraigned. A tentative trial date of January 6, 2014 before U.S. District Court Judge Christine M. Arguello has been set.
According to the indictment, between November 1, 2008 and April 15, 2011 Bennett knowingly received material that contained child pornography. Further, on January 23, 2013, Bennett knowingly possessed child pornography. According to a state affidavit of probable cause, a United States Postal Inspector contacted an ICAC detective regarding a child pornography investigation. Postal Inspectors had identified an individual who lived in Colorado Springs who made over $4,000 in purchases for over 100 child pornography videos over a number of years. Follow up investigation determined the individual was Clifton Bennett.
A search warrant was executed at Bennett's residence. During the execution of the warrant a detective conducted a forensic preview of the computer, and found images of prepubescent boys who were nude and posed in sexually explicit positions with their genitals exposed. They also found DVDs containing child pornography – many of which were delivered via U.S. Mail from New York. He also allegedly bought and downloaded child pornography as well. Investigators also determined that Bennett was a member of the "North American Man-Boy Love Association." Following the execution of the search warrant Bennett was arrested and held in state custody. With the return of a federal indictment the state dismissed their case in its entirety.
If convicted of receipt of child pornography the defendant faces not less than 5 years and not more than 20 years in federal prison, and up to a $250,000 fine. If the defendant has a prior qualifying child exploitation conviction, he faces not less than 15 years and not more than 40 years imprisonment, as well as a fine of up to a $250,000. If convicted of possession of child pornography the defendant faces not more than 10 years in federal prison, and up to a $250,000 fine. If the defendant has a prior qualifying child exploitation conviction, he faces not less than 10 years and not more than 20 years imprisonment, as well as a fine of up to $250,000. Bennett has a prior state conviction for Sexual Exploitation of Children, for which he served time in jail.
"The defendant in this case obtained some of his child pornography through the U.S. Mail," said U.S. Attorney John Walsh. "Regardless of how defendants obtain their explicit material showing children being sexually abused, we will use every tool available to prosecute them."
"Protecting children from these egregious crimes remains a top priority for the U.S. Postal Inspection Service," said Adam P. Behnen, Inspector in Charge, U.S. Postal Inspection Service, Denver Division. "We continue to aggressively investigate, apprehend and assist in the prosecution of individuals who seek to sexually exploit children via the U.S. Mail."
"Children are not a commodity. They remain our most precious resource and need to be protected," said Colorado Springs Police Chief Peter T. Carey. "I applaud the diligence of our ICAC Unit in safeguarding our children from those who prey on them."
This case was investigated by the United States Postal Inspection Service and the Colorado Springs Police Department -- Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (ICAC).
Bennett is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Valeria Spencer.
The charges contained in the indictment are allegations, and the defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.
This case was brought as part of Project Safe Childhood (PSC), a nationwide initiative launched in May 2006 by the Department of Justice to combat the growing epidemic of child sexual exploitation and abuse. Led by the United States Attorneys' Offices and the Criminal Division's Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section, PSC marshals federal, state, and local resources to locate, apprehend, and prosecute individuals who sexually exploit children, and to identify and rescue victims. For more information about PSC, please visit http://www.justice.gov/psc/ For more information about Internet safety education, please visit http://www.justice.gov/psc/resources.html and click on the tab "resources."


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I would like to take a moment to respond to the requests about the US Senate race. Last Wednesday I met with Governor Beshear to notify him that I would not be a candidate for the US Senate. I was planning on making a statement on Friday, however, due to the announcement made today by Sec. of State Alison Grimes I feel compelled to go ahead and state that I will not be a candidate. After traveling more than 5000 miles out west with my family over the past few weeks meeting with potential supporters and strategists...who were all very, very supportive...I realized that the time I spent with my children and husband convinced me to continue on my current path with my family, my business and my work with our nation's veterans. I was very honored to be asked to consider playing such a role for our state, however, in looking at the next year...my prior commitments deserve my wholehearted and concentrated efforts. The ultimate fear for someone like me is that politics has the potential to taint amazing projects. The old saying that, "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished," I am afraid is true when the mere thought that a good deed is done for political gain. There are so many wonderful groups that I will be working with this year including the DAV (Disabled American Veterans), the Kentucky Prostate Cancer Coalition, and the Children's Reading Foundation of Appalachia just to name a few. I do tend to book my projects and calendar more than one year in advance which does make it extremely difficult to think about entering the political arena in just a few short months. Perhaps there is a future political race for me but for now I will continue to advocate for small business owners, help to support our veterans and military in any way I can...and, with a Mother's heart..I will continue to be there day in and day out to show guidance and love to my two beautiful daughters....who, by the way, turn 10 & 12 this week. Maybe this will be the perfect birthday present!
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The Hotel & Suites Oriente has a great location near downtown, Plaza de Armas, pier and some museums and atractions. Obviously it is not a 5 star hotel but if you dont want to expend a lot of money for stay is a good place.
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|sunrise near Wichita Falls, November 2013
I publicly swore off blogging on October 3, 2013, in order to focus on getting the third book in the Kirkland Family Saga finished -- but it didn't help. Fifty five days later, nearly two months, the story is moving forward but not much faster than when I wasn't blogging.
What I've found is that life has an effect on me. Different things people say, the attitudes they share with me cause reactions and thought processes that can not be stifled. Before I swore off blogging, that's what I did here -- found ways of sharing those experiences that touch me deeply in one way or another.
When I decided to stop blogging, I think I just made the problem worse because the experiences got all clogged up in my mind.
So, I'm back.
Fourteen days ago I started the second 21 Day Meditation Series with Deepak Chopra and Opra. (It's free! All you have to do is sign up.)
From the beginning, I took notes because some of it is so powerful, I didn't want to forget it.
|October sky, 2013, taken by Greg Baker in Dallas
I want to share some of the things I'm learning, and some of the things I have been reminded of.
Day 14, three days before we, as a nation, give thanks for whatever amount of bounty we have, the centering thought for this day's meditation is "gratitude is my prayer."
Every day, Opra opens the day's session with her own understanding of the day's mediation. Today, she talked about how powerful the attitude of gratitude is. She got my full attention when she quoted Meister Eckhart (never heard of him. Googled him. He's a German philosopher from the late 1200's).
"If the only prayer you ever say in your entire life is 'thank you', it will be enough."
In other words, being grateful and appreciative of the blessings that we already have is the single most
powerful thing we can do to change our life. When we say "thank you, we acknowledge all that God and the Universe have already given us.
One of the tripping places for a lot of us, is that we are so aware that others have more than we do. One thing I have learned in the past 22 years of studying the teachings of Abraham-Hicks, Seth, Deepak Chopra, Dr. Wayne Dyer, Greg Braden, Neal Donald Walsch and others, is that what someone else has, or doesn't have, has nothing to do with what's going on in my life.
But according to all the new wisdom that is spreading in waves all around the world, thanks to the invention of the computer and the internet, if you will acknowledge your blessings every day for ONE MONTH, you will see a change, mostly in how you feel. Who doesn't want to FEEL BETTER? but other good stuff will follow shortly.
So lets begin with waking up each morning with a brand new day in front of us. This should be -- if not exciting, at the very least, a relief.
Being able to swing my legs off the bed, put my wonderful, strong, comfortable feet on the floor and stand up is something I will never take for granted again. Every day, I am aware how wonderful it is to be healthy and strong, to be able to walk, to go outside and tend to the pigeons and chickens.
I am thankful that I live in the United States. With all our faults and problems, it is a beautiful country, a wonderful country to live in and be part of. It is America, the Beautiful in every sense of the word.
I am grateful for my beautiful comfortable home. I appreciate that it is paid for. I am grateful for the warm air in the winter and the cool air in the summer. I love and appreciate my big windows that allow me to watch what's going on outside. I love and appreciate the critters that come to my yard every day.
I'm always thrilled to the core when I see beautiful sunrises and sunsets, huge puffy clouds against a brilliant blue sky, and the blackened sky that promises rain. I love waking up to the sound of heavy rain that has come during the night while most of us are in bed and our negativity regarding the drought, water restrictions and dry lakes has been laid to rest while we sleep.
I'm grateful for my pooches, Shelbie, Sox and Breck Roscoe Gentry, my kitty, Chamo, and even for Chester, the mean green screaming and biting machine.That parrot has taught me more about patience and tolerance than any other single experience in my life. I'm grateful for the two Tiels, Tiel Bird and Fancy. They are the ultimate pet bird experience.
I am grateful that I am a writer. I'm grateful for the characters who run rampant in my mind and eventually force me to sit down and put their experiences into words. I'm grateful to all those who read my books and enjoy the characters. I'm grateful for those who read my blog and enjoy it -- and even those who don't.
I am grateful for music that stirs my soul, music that uplifts and makes me feel like dancing in my car. I'm grateful for all those who write it and play the instruments. I'm grateful for the geniuses in this world that create the luxuries that make our lives so much easier and more fun.
I love and appreciate Facebook because it allows us to share all kinds of things from recipes to cute animal pictures and videos, pictures and videos of our family and friends, words of wisdom and encouragement.
More than anything else, I'm grateful for the wonderful folks who came to be my family and friends, to enriched my life in ways too numerous to count.
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The Board of the Pottawatomie County Economic Development Corporation and county business and industrial leaders are excited to launch a 5-year investment campaign to secure private sector funding to join with the county and other public sector partners to create an adequately-funded economic development initiative titled: Advance Pottawatomie County.
This Campaign is a direct result of the completion in 2012 of countywide effort involving 500 businesses, elected officials and other stakeholders to develop a County strategic economic development plan. The plan, completed with the assistance of Angelou Economics, which includes more than 100 action steps to strengthening our economy. To date, the economic development plan has been shared with the County Commission, County Planning Commission, RWD 1 board of directors, local Chambers and business leaders, most of our municipalities, as well as a number of other audiences of private business people.
Following the completion of this plan, the board of the Pottawatomie County Economic Development Corporation took action to enhance its organizational capacity in order to better accomplish the goals and objectives brought forth in the plan.
With the assistance and support of the Pottawatomie County Commissioners, the Corporation's bylaws have been changed to expand the board to 13 members, including representatives from core segments of our economy: agriculture, manufacturing, power generation, education, health care, marketing, banking, as well as rural representation from Olsburg, Onaga, St. Marys, Emmett and Blue Township. The action steps included in the original plan were refined in the Spring of 2013 by a committee of PCEDC Board members and a broad cross section of County business and community leaders.
Advance Pottawatomie County is a private - public partnership that provides a path for continued success in creating jobs, developing long term partnerships and broadening the tax base in the County, as well as all of its communities.
We look forward to working with you to Advance Pottawatomie County!
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Bartlett & West
Bayer Construction
Blue Valley Tele-Communications Inc.
Bluestem Electric
Bob Cole
Bowman Bowman Novick
Briggs Auto
Brown Chevrolet Buick
Bruce McMillan AIA Architects, PA
Caterpillar Global Work Tools Inc
Central National Bank
Chris & Vicki Flattery
City of Wamego
Cline Realty & Auction
Community HealthCare System, Inc.
Construction, Inc.
Crossroads Real Estate & Auction, LLC
Custom Wood Products
Dave Nelson - Edward Jones
Dick Edwards Ford Lincoln Mercury
ESB Financial
Flint Hills RV Center
Growth Strategies
Hartwich Bros Construction
Horticultural Services, Inc.
J.B. Pearl Sales & Service, Inc.
Joe Thomas
John Murdock, Inc.
Kaw Valley State Bank
KBS Constructors
Kevin & Beth Fateley
Kolde Construction
KS State Bank
Landmark National Bank
Lee & Jackie Borck
Little Apple Toyota Honda
Midwest Concrete Materials
Morrill & Janes Bank and Trust Company
MS Biotec
NB03 Technologies
Olsson Associates
Opportunity Funding, LLC
Pray Inc.
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Reed Investments, LLP
Riley Construction
RW Milling Company / Spirits of '76
Schram Chrysler Dodge Jeep, Inc.
Shilling Construction Co. Inc.
Stormont-Vail HealthCare/Cotton O'Neil Clinics
Terry & Jeannie Johnson
The Bennington State Bank
The Farmers State Bank
The St. Marys State Bank
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Sunday, November 14, 2010
Sunday Sketch and Stamp Christmas!
Happy Sunday!!! Hope you are enjoying the weekend, we are spending the day blowing all the leaves off the yard now that they have finally all fallen! And boy are there a ton!
I have a Christmas card for you today! Which is pretty much all I am making at this point and loving every minute of it!!!!
I used chilly bun bun fairy, a new RUBBER stamps available at Whimsy Stamps from MelJen Designs!! The sentiment is also Whimsy is the new Winter Letter Seals which is on preorder until the 19th!
The papers are Basic grey Eskimo kisses. I added lots of glitter and rhinestones to this one. I also embossed the circle with the swirls folder from CB. I added some super wide pink grosgrain ribbon too.
Head on over to Sunday Sketch and Stamp to see what the rest of the gals have in store for you!
Paper Sundaes....embossing, ribbon, blue
ABC... H is for Holiday
Sweet Stampin...Snowflakes
Creative Inspirations...winter
Basic grey...wings
Die cut dreams Christmas...snowflakes
Secret crafter...sparkle adn shine
Thanks for stoppin' by!
26 comments:
- Fiona
Erin..stunning card..love the layout and all those toppings too. Thanks for joining us at Paper Sundaes this week and hope to see you next week.
- November 14, 2010 at 2:26 PM
- downrightcrafty
Oh this is absolutely gorgeous and full of sparkle and shine, thank you for sharing with us this week at the SCSC
Hugs Kate x
- November 14, 2010 at 2:59 PM
- Julie
This is pretty, I like the colours.
- November 14, 2010 at 3:03 PM
- Julie
Gorgeous card, Erin - a little beauty of an image and so many lovely embellies that you've used!! Juliexx
- November 14, 2010 at 3:22 PM
- coldwaters2
Wow Erin this is gorgeous with a capital G the bp, colours, design and that image it is such a delight to see.
Lorraine x
- November 14, 2010 at 4:09 PM
- Riet
So beautiful card Erin,I love the image and the colours.
So gorgeous papers and the details.
Hugs Riet.x
- November 14, 2010 at 4:19 PM
- Karen
Really lovely, love your snowflake too, thanks for joining us at DCD Christmas Club.
- November 14, 2010 at 5:30 PM
- Cheryl
oh this is just gorgoues so love the delicate colurs you have used on this hugs cheryl x
- November 14, 2010 at 6:03 PM
- ScrappingStephanie
Wow, this is beautiful! Love all the colors and the lO. Great job.
- November 14, 2010 at 7:06 PM
- Grenouille Greetings
Lovely little snowbunny on this beautifully designed card. Thank you for playing along at Sweet Stampin this week. Warmest wishes, Lesley
- November 14, 2010 at 7:27 PM
- TaraG
Absolutely adorable, Erin! I love that image...gosh that bunny is sooo cute for words and your colouring is beautifully done! I love the BG Eskimo Kisses you have used here so sweet with the bunny and I love the sentiment stamp too!
Well, I just love it all!!!! Thanks so much for joining us at BG Challenges!
Hugs,t and the BG Challenges DT!
- November 14, 2010 at 9:32 PM
- jude
Erin...thios is absolutely stunningly beautiful.Just love layout,image and all the detail!Thanks for taking time out to join us in this weeks challenge over at Creative Inspirations good luck!Hope to see you again next time.
hugs judex
- November 14, 2010 at 10:34 PM
- Kelly Schelske
Very pretty Erin, love everything about it!!
- November 15, 2010 at 1:34 AM
- debby4000
Gorgeous card Erin, love that sweet image.
- November 15, 2010 at 4:07 AM
- {Jane}
Thanks for joining us on SCSC :)
Hugs Jane x
- November 15, 2010 at 10:46 AM
- Evgenia
So beautiful! Thank you for playing with us at Die Cut Dreams Christmas Club!
- November 15, 2010 at 11:12 AM
- Lynne
Absolutely gorgeous!!! beautiful pastel colours and love the way the flowers are inside the snowflakes :o) thanks for sharing it with us at DCD Christmas Club xx Lynne xx
- November 15, 2010 at 5:32 PM
- Curlybear
Wow I love the contemporary colours and the image is so sweet,
thanks for joining us at Secret Crafter: 109 Sparkle and shine,
Good luck,
Hugs Bridget ;) x.
- November 16, 2010 at 2:59 AM
- Trisha
What a great snowflake creation! Love the soft colors, embossing and snowflakes! Thanks for joining us at this week's DCD Christmas Club Challenge! xox Trish
- November 16, 2010 at 11:22 AM
I love the layout and the whole concept of the card. The colors are so adorable and nice. Beautiful.
dining table
- November 16, 2010 at 8:34 PM
- Gloria Stengel
Very cool. Love the sparkly wings and all of your layers and textures. Thanks for playing at Paper Sundaes this week!
- November 16, 2010 at 9:40 PM
- Clare Brown
love it all can't take my eyes off all the elements.Goodluck at abc challenge this week at abc challenges.
hugs Clare x
- November 17, 2010 at 4:29 PM
- CraftyC
Adorable card and I love the colours.Thanks for taking part in this weeks Sweet Stampin Challenge!
- November 18, 2010 at 7:37 AM
- Helen
Gorgeous card!
Thanks for joining us at the SCSC!
Helen x
- November 19, 2010 at 5:35 PM
- Mel X
Hi Erin A fabulous creation chuck, really beautiful.
Thanks for joining us this week at the Secret Crafter and good luck.
Mel X
- November 19, 2010 at 6:35 PM
- Pattie
This is so beautiful Erin! I just love the colors and the image is super cute! Thanks for joining us at the Creative Inspirations Challenge blog for our Christmas/Winter Challenge!
- November 23, 2010 at 10:35 AM


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Winter Greens
Spread across 17 acres of green expanse at the foothills of Western Ghats, this budget accommodation is a Nature based resort. It has ten Texan-styled cottages, which are rustic in nature. The property conducts several vital outbound training programmes in its verdant confines. Personal trainers are provided to assist in conducting jungle camps, adventure activities, team building workshops and several other programs.
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Ask any driver of 18-wheelers to name the Detroit blacksmith who did the most for the long-haul trucking business. Said driver no doubt will promptly identify August Fruehauf who in 1915 invented the semi-trailer. What, the driver didn't name Fruehauf? August would be hurt.
If time is relative, so is knowledge. In his unknowing age, Christopher Columbus couldn't have foreseen that five centuries later, 30,000 ships would go around the world every year. We're no smarter. Who today can foretell how many rockets five centuries from now will zoom to so far undiscovered planets? Nothing so well exemplifies ''infinity'' as human ignorance.


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Friday, August 16, 2013
Just a few things!
10 comments:
- Lynn Cohen said...
Looks like you are having fun, cute bags, cute shoes, pretty rose cakes, the car door nearly gets lost under all that joy! Hope it won't be too pricy to fix!
- Friday, August 16, 2013
- Lisa at Greenbow said...
Must be the time of year for car/truck problems. The altinator on our truck went out. We were stranded for a little while. Ugh...Luckily not far from home though. Love your new bag. I need a new one. I might have to go shopping. :)
- Saturday, August 17, 2013
- Simone Felic said...
Aqui no sul estamos igual á seu cachorrinho andando até de coberta.
- Saturday, August 17, 2013
- Claude said...
Those bags are great. I'm stuck at the new market stall every weekend now, so I don't get to see new things as much.
- Saturday, August 17, 2013
- My Little Family: said...
how did you make the rose waffles? poor Doozey, my foster Declan doesn't care for storms either.
- Saturday, August 17, 2013
- Bobbie Lynn said...
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- Sunday, August 18, 2013
- Bobbie Lynn said...
HI Julie,
What a cute bag. Those little shoes are so adorable. My Hubby would love getting his waffles like that. Looks good. Doozey looks so cute all tucked in the covers.
Hope you have found some indoor activity. We are having some hot weather this weekend. The zinnias and basil love this kind of weather.
Thanks for your sweet comments and keep cool.
Bobbie Lynn
- Sunday, August 18, 2013
- Judi said...
Hi Julie *hugs*
Oh I have not seen you in forever...I should have come to say I'm ok just missing in action because I've been busy with lots of baking going on.
Love those bags! Both of them. I've never heard of them before...and your little puppy looks a bit scared there. I hope the thunder has all gone by now. Sometimes they go into the showerstalls to hide, poor little ones.
I'm glad you are well...though your car isn't. Don't you hate when things like that happen? Hope its not expensive and you get it fixed easily.
have a great day...I'll be back..
Judi xo
- Sunday, August 18, 2013
- Anonymous said...
A lot of cute/nice things - but Doozey's my favorite! :-)
- Monday, August 19, 2013
- António Jesus Batalha said...
Estou alegre por encontrar blogs como o seu, ao ler algumas coisas,
reparei que tem aqui um bom blog, feito com carinho,
Posso dizer que gostei do que li e desde já quero dar-lhe os parabéns,
decerto que virei aqui mais vezes.
Sou António Batalha.
Que lhe deseja muitas felicidade e saúde em toda a sua casa.
PS.Se desejar visite O Peregrino E Servo, e se o desejar
siga, mas só se gostar, eu vou retribuir seguindo também o seu.
- Wednesday, August 21, 2013


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