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In the previous episode of Karen Zipslicer's adventures in Lundern, Karen woke to find herself strapped to a hospital bed. She escaped with Whiteley's help, and must now explore the rest of the facility…
Karen opened the door barely enough to peer around. She peeked with one eye. Whiteley peeked with two. The corridor was long, white, with polished floors and bright gas lanterns. And it was empty.
"Let's go," said Whiteley.
"Which way?"
Whiteley had no answer. He just looked up and squeaked.
"You'd better follow me then," said Karen.
There were lots of numbered doors. Karen had been in room 439. She tried the door to room 440. It was dark inside, and the bed was empty. In room 441, a woman was lying on her side, sleeping. The light from the corridor illuminated her face. She was older than Karen, possibly thirty, and she had vision-boxes over both her eyes. Karen gently closed the door again. Another woman slept in room 442, her back turned to the door. 443 was empty. Karen turned the handle to room 444. A scream came from within. Karen let go of the handle, but the screaming continued. She looked around. Nobody was coming down the corridor. The screaming continued. Karen bit her lip, then stuck her head around the door. A girl was in the bed. She was a few years older than Karen, and terrified of her. She had also been tied down by her wrists; she thrashed her legs and body, trying to break loose.
Karen put her finger to her mouth. "Shsssh. It's okay."
The girl was shouting something, hysterical. Karen did not understand. It sounded like Chinese.
"Please, quiet, please," said Karen.
The girl was fighting to tear herself free of the bed, shaking it as she did.
Karen told Whiteley to keep watch. She stepped inside, leaving the door slightly ajar. The girl responded by screaming more loudly and thrashing more violently, but she calmed as Karen walked slowly toward her, her hands held up, gently hushing her.
"I'm going to take these off," said Karen, pointing to the cuffs around the girl's wrists.
The girl spewed more words in Chinese, then said a word which sounded like "help."
"Yes, that's right. I'm going to help you," said Karen, as she reached for one cuff. Rope had been tied around it, for extra security. Karen struggled to unknot it, talking to the girl as she did, trying to calm her. "Yes, first we'll take these off, and then we'll get out of here, you and me. This is tied tight, but I'll get it off…"
"Hear somebody coming," said Whiteley.
"Help," said the girl.
"I'm nearly there," said Karen. She bowed and wrestled the knot with her teeth, as well as both her hands.
"Hear somebody coming!" said Whiteley.
Karen stood and looked at the girl. The girl said "help," again, pathetically.
"I'm so sorry," said Karen. She squeezed the girl's hand.
"Hear somebody coming!" said Whiteley.
Karen turned and fled, scooped up Whiteley, then slid down the corridor, diving into room 443. She put her ear to the door, and listened to the footsteps as two people strode toward them.
"I've had it with this one." It was a man's voice.
"She's already had the maximum dose." That was a woman.
"I wasn't thinking of that. These vee-bees will shut her up."
"They weren't designed for her."
"They'll do."
"What about the brain damage?"
"What about it? Nobody can understand her anyway."
The footsteps reached Karen's door. She held her breath. The footsteps went by. The door to room 444 was opened. The Chinese girl screamed and shouted again; she may have been swearing in her language. Karen trembled. The girl cried for help, but none came.
Then there was silence. Karen listened to her own heart's beating. The footsteps returned to the corridor. Karen bit her knuckle as they went by. She waited until they had grown too faint to hear, then asked Whiteley if they had gone, because his hearing was excellent. "Long gone," he said. They crept back to room 444, to check on the Chinese girl. Karen opened the door ever so slowly, ready to run if there was the slightest noise from within, but there was none.
"Hello? Are you okay?" asked Karen. There was no answer. "Hello?" Silence. As she opened the door wider, the light from the corridor spilled on to the Chinese girl, stretching from her feet upwards. She lay on the bed, serene and still. Karen opened the door to its widest extent. The light reached the girl's face. It was graced by a gentle smile; two black vision-boxes hid her eyes. Now Karen wanted to scream; she held her hand across her mouth. Karen walked to the girl, and bowed over her. "Hello? Can you hear me?" The cuffs were gone. Karen shook the girl's arm. There was no response. Karen passed her hand in front of the girl's face, across her eyes. Still no response. Karen pinched the girl's arm, then punched her in the shoulder. Nothing. The girl did not care. If anything, she smiled a little more sweetly. Karen placed her fingers on the black boxes. Their surface was smooth, and warm to the touch. "Can you hear me?" There was no reply. "Can you hear me? I'm taking these off."
"Can't do that," said Whiteley.
Karen ignored Whiteley. She pinched one of the vision-boxes between thumb and forefinger, and pulled, but her fingers slid straight off. Karen took hold again, this time grabbing the black box with all the fingers of her one hand, whilst she placed her other hand against the Chinese girl's forehead. Karen's hand slipped off again.
"Can't get them off," repeated Whiteley. Karen slid her thumb between one vision-box and the bridge of the girl's nose, then wrapped the other hand around the girl's forehead, and pushed the vision-box sideways. It would not budge.
"You'll hurt her," said Whiteley. Karen believed him.
"I'm so sorry," said Karen, to the Chinese girl. Karen bit her top lip, and held the girl's arm in both hands.
"Us go," said Whiteley. Karen followed, repeating she was sorry.

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Whew, testing the scheduling option on this website! If this actually posts on the 20th, that's a win, because I will be happily snoozing on a bus back to France then.
I actually drew this page waaay back in the summer, and for some reason, the third panel's sky gave me so many problems, no idea why. I'm still not quite happy with it, but... it'll do for now.


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Insert, Delete & Clear: Rows, Columns, and Cells in VBA
Prerequisite Courses
As you begin to write code some of the most common tasks you will find yourself doing are inserting, deleting and clearing ranges of cells.
Deleting vs. Clearing
Deleting a range completely removes a range of cells from your workbook (both contents and formatting). The other cells on the sheet will shift as a result of the cell being deleted.
Clearing Contents is the equivalent of pressing the delete key while a cell is selected. It clears the characters contained in the cell while retaining the actual cell and its fromatting.
Clearing a Range
Deleting a Range
When deleting a range you have the choice of shifting the remaining cells on the sheet to the left or up.
Delete Range, Shift Up
Delete Range, Shift Left
Inserting A Range
When inserting a range you have the choice of shifting the other cells on the sheet to right or down.
Insert Range, Shift Cells Down
Insert Range, Shift Cells Right
Clearing a Row
Deleting a Row
Note: Deleting a row will shift the rows below up.
Inserting a Row
Note: Inserting a row will shift the rows below down.
Clearing a Column
Deleting a Columns
Note: Inserting a column will shift the columns to the left.
Inserting a Column
Note: Inserting a column with shift columns to the right.
Ready to Proceed?
Now that we have learned some of the basics we are ready to perform repetitive tasks. The next module explains how to create a loop. Click here when you are ready to proceed.
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21st Street Brewer's Bar
Celebrating St. Louis' brewing heritage one beer at a time. Paying homage to all of the local brewers, plus the best domestic and international craft beers: 50 taps, 80 bottle and beer garden.
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If you haven't heard of our hoop house project, you can check it out at http://crookedgapfarmhoophouse.com
We are so excited to have gotten the posts in before the ground completely froze. Now we can finish up phase 1 of our project this year, which will include putting on the hoop and moving in the pigs! (Next year we hope to complete our project with electrical and cement work.)
A more detailed account of our hoop house construction will be posted in the future, but here are a couple sneak peaks as our kids' helped along. Our pace does slow a little bit with the extra help around, but the investment in our children far outweighs cutting out a few hours of construction.
Our 2 year old back filling some post holes after the quick crete has set.
We are so relieved to be at this point, and we are blessed to be able to have our children join with us in our journey.
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Billionaire investor Wilbur Ross confirmed as U.S. Commerce Secretary
The U.S. Senate votes to confirm President Donald Trump's nomination of Wilbur Ross to be Commerce Secretary by a vote of 72-27. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) STORY: The U.S. Senate easily confirmed billionaire investor Wilbur Ross as U.S. commerce secretary on Monday (February 27) with strong support from Democrats, installing President Donald Trump's top official on trade matters. But Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer was weary of casting his vote for Ross over allegations of inappropriate communications with Russia by the Trump administration. "We're getting to the end of the cabinet nominees, a nominee with ties to Russia, there's a document that states what they are, and so typical of this administration that stonewalls, that despises transparency, that don't let the letter be freed and make it available until after the vote. On a sensitive issue, and important to national security as Russia and this administration's relationship to it, this is another black mark on this nation's administration," Schumer said. The Senate voted 72-27 to confirm Ross, who has been highly critical of China's trade practices and who has had a strong influence on Trump's opposition to multilateral trade deals such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Trump has designated Ross to lead a renegotiating of the 23-year-old U.S.-Canada-Mexico North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).


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Rösle Adjustable Slicer
Safe-to-use slicer lets cooks easily adjust the thickness of slices by turning the knob on the side. With 11 different thicknesses to choose from, you're sure to find the one you're looking for. Slicer features flawless laser welding for hygienic use, with no edges to trap food. Non-slip feet hold slicer safely in place, and feet hook over a bowl edge for stable and easy slicing into a bowl. Slicer is designed so the weight is perfectly balanced for effortless use, and comes with a loop on the handle for convenient hanging. Close slicer for safe storage. Slicing blade is replaceable.
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- Dimensions: 16" l
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CPGCE Presentation - Alberta Power Grid Operations & Systems
As the Independent System Operator for Alberta, the AESO operates the Alberta power market to facilitate the delivery of electricity from producers to customers in the way that is Fair, Efficient, Open, and Competitive (FEOC). AESO also plays the critical roles of Balancing Authority (BA) and Reliability Coordinator (RC) in operating the Alberta Interconnected Electric Systems (AIES).
The presentation will briefly introduce the Grid and Market structures of Alberta, and talk about how AESO Operations are equipped to fulfill the BA and RC roles. The Market products and EMS tools that contribute to the supply and demand balance will be discussed, to explain how generation is dispatched and controlled to follow system load and respond to intermittent energy source like wind power. The on-line Network Applications in EMS will also be discussed, and how they are used at AESO for security assessment in real-time to maintain grid reliability will be explained.
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There is a $5 admission fee for non-sponsoring Institution members/Spouses/Guests
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
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4x Gazebo Leg Base Pod Kit Water Sand Fillable
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Gazebos are designed to withstand mild weather condition such as light wind or rain however if you have a mind for a more stable and securely anchored gazebo leg, you need the gazebo base pods. These heavy-duty base pods can be filled with either water or sand, adding stability to the gazebo setup for your peace of mind. No tools required, it's pretty easy to setup and attaches easily to each bottom legs of the gazebo. The base pods comes in pack of 4, with each base pods broken in 2 halves that can be easily secured on either side of the gazebo leg, solidly secured by moulded screws that comes with the set.
Your option to fill the base pod with water, with a 9 liter capacity that equals to 9kg. Filling it with 9 liters of dry sand makes for a 13kg base weight or 9 liters of wet sand can weigh the base down to up to 16kg. These base pods are suitable for gazebo with pole diameter of 25mm. Please note that you are buying only the gazebo base pods and not the gazebo itself. Sand is not included.
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text: PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AND THE NATIVE AMERICANS Image: Michigan Historical Museum HOW DID THE GREAT LAKES FORM? 15,000 years ago, the Laurentide Ice Sheet covered all of Michigan (maximum extent was 18,000 years ago) About this same time, Indians were crossing the Bering Straits from Asia to North America Superior Lobe Chippewa Lobe Green Bay Lobe Saginaw Lobe Lake Michigan Lobe Huron-Erie Lobe PLEISTOCENE ERA (Wisconsin Period) The Great Lakes reached final size and shape 2,500 years ago. They are the single greatest influence on Michigan's historical development. They facilitate water travel but hinder land travel. They provide fish. They affect climate and soils and thus agriculture. They drive tourism. GLACIERS CREATED: • • • • • Great Lakes: largest source of freshwater in the world (20% of world's water, rest is in ice) Agriculture: wide variety of fertile soils mainly in southern Michigan, sandy soil up north Industry: Towns grow up next to rivers and lakes. Minerals: Sand and gravel, salt, limestone, gypsum, iron, copper Tourism: Lake and rivers used for recreation, transportation THE FIRST INHABITANTS OF MICHIGAN = PALEO-INDIANS (12,000 BCE – 8,000 BCE) • • • • 18,000 years ago – Laurentide ice sheet covered all of Michigan, and erased all evidence of prior humans living there 11,000 years ago (9,000 BCE) – first evidence of Paleo-Indians around what is now Flint, MI Hunted mastodons and caribou Occupied southern Michigan as ice receded http://seekers.wikia.com/wiki/Caribou http://exhibits.museum.state.il.us/exhibits/larson/mammut.html THE OLD COPPER INDIANS (COPPER PEOPLE) 5,000 years ago (3000 BCE = Late Archaic) Mined copper by digging shallow pits still visible today Heated copper to make tools and weapons (first people in Western hemisphere to work with metals) Traded copper with people in New York, Illinois, and Kentucky Native copper from the Keweenaw Peninsula http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copper_mining_in_Michigan THE WOODLAND PERIOD (THE WOODLAND INDIANS) • • • • • • • • 1,000 BCE to European contact in 1650 Early (1,000 BCE – 1 BCE) Middle (1 CE – 500 CE) Late (500 – 1620) Agriculture begins (squash, sunflowers) Ceramic pots to store food Corn introduced around 300 B.C. Villages became larger EARLY WOODLAND PERIOD 1000 BCE – 1 BCE The existence of pottery marks the beginning Hunting and gathering still more important than agriculture Maize (corn) becomes most important crop as permanent settlements start Extensive burial mounds Adena culture was in the central Ohio Valley. They developed an extensive trading network with Indians in the Great Lakes for copper. The Miamisburg Mound is 70 feet high and was built 2,500 years ago. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adena_culture http://www.jqjacobs.net/archaeo/miamisburg.html MIDDLE WOODLAND PERIOD 1- 500 CE – Hopewell Indians (the "Mound Builders") buried the dead in long, low mounds together with artifacts Over 1,000 mounds have been identified in Southern Michigan (Mound Road), but only a few still exist today (Norton Mounds in Grand Rapids) Norton Mounds near Grand Rapids. There were 30 mounds originally, but only a few now. http://www.giftbasketsfrommichigan.com/blog/michigan-history/norton-mounds-indian-mounds-in-michigan/ LATE WOODLAND PERIOD 500 – 1000 Used bow and arrows, which may have greatly decreased the large animals. Built defensive walls and ditches suggesting warfare for scarcer resources. Mound building largely ended Maize, beans and squash became staple crops Great Lakes Indians built wigwams (see next slide) http://www.ohiohistorycentral.org/w/Late_Woodland_Cultures?rec=1281 WIGWAMS Young green tree saplings 10-15 feet long were cut down, and then bent by stretching the wood. The saplings formed a frame about 10-16 feet in diameter. Bark stripped from trees was used to cover the frame, creating walls and a roof. http://www.suttonmass.org/nipmuc/wigwam.html http://www.iaismuseum.org/village.shtml COLUMBUS "DISCOVERS" THE NEW WORLD 1492 – Columbus met the Arawak Indians on the island of "San Salvador" in the Bahamas "They are affectionate people and without covetousness and apt for anything, which I certify. I believe there is no better people or land in the world. They love their neighbors as themselves, and have the sweetest speech in the world, and gentle, and are always smiling." "The Indians would make fine servants. With 50 men we could subjugate them all and make them do whatever we want." http://existentialistcowboy.blogspot.com/2012/12/when-native-americans-created-utopia.html 1500S • • • • • http://mrsdexplorersproject.wikispaces.com/Hernando+Cortes Hernando Cortes brought guns and horses, conquered the Aztecs in Mexico Francisco Pizzaro conquered the Incans in Peru Spanish and Dutch were dominant in the South and Southwest U.S. Sought riches, slaves, and "conversions" Diseases from Europe (smallpox, tuberculosis, measles, etc.) reduced Indian population 50-90%, because they had no natural immunity. http://pirates.wikia.com/wiki/Francisco_Pizarro http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smallpox THE FRENCH MEET THE INDIANS Estimated 100,000 Indians in upper Great Lakes region in 1600 when French first made contact (1 million in all of North America) 3 Linguistic Groups: Iroquoian (Eastern Indians) , Algonquian (Woodland Indians), and Siouan (Plains Indians) Algonquian Iroquoian Siouan http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classification_schemes_for_ indigenous_languages_of_the_Americas HURONS (AKA WYANDOTS) Wyandots comes from their tribal name, Wendat, which means "peninsula people." Some Wyandot people in Oklahoma used the spelling Wyandotte instead. Huron was the French name for the Wyandot tribe. It means "wild boar" in French. The French thought that the Mohawk haircuts looked like the bristles on a wild boar's neck. Population was 45-60,000 Iroquoian Language, but mostly enemies of the Iroquois Lived in Georgian Bay area, but were driven westward by the Iroquois after the 1649 war Sedentary farmers (actually gardeners, with no work animals or farm equipment), so Europeans believed them to be the most advanced Indians Fished for food and hunted primarily for hides for clothing Matrilineal society, so women owned the houses http://ewesfn.weebly. com/huroniroquois.ht ml THE THREE FIRES • • • • • • Call themselves the Anishinaabe ("original people") Chippewas, Ottawas, and Potawatomis (COPs) Algonquian language, but culturally different May have lived together in St. Lawrence region 1,000 years ago, but moved to Great Lakes area before European contact Lived in small, mobile villages (5-25 families) relying on hunting and fishing. Gathered wild rice and grew corn, beans, squash, and sunflowers. Clan system brought order. CHIPPEWAS (OJIBWA) Algonquian language Population about 30,000 Lived around Lake Superior Highly nomadic, relied on hunting, fishing, and gathering "Elder brother" of the Three Fires Confederacy Patrilineal society http://www.epodunk.com/ancestry/chippewa.html OTTAWAS (OTA'WA' = "TO TRADE") Algonquian language Lived in Northern Lake Huron region Only 3,000 people Hunted and fished more than farmed Got along well with the Hurons Traveled in birch bark canoes acting as middlemen between Chippewas and Hurons http://www.epodunk.com/ancestry/Ottawa.html Pontiac was the most famous Ottawa chief http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontiac_(person) POTAWATOMIS ("PEOPLE OF THE PLACE OF THE FIRE") http://www.epodunk.com/ancestry/Potawatomi.html • • • • • • Algonquian language 4,000 Indians Practiced polygamy. Marriage brought together clans. Lived in western part of Lower Peninsula Attacked by Iroquois and "Neutrals" in the east during early 1600s, so left Michigan for Wisconsin. In the late 1600s, Potawatomis and Miamis moved from Wisconsin to northern Indiana and Ohio, and southern Michigan. HURONS (WYANDOTS) Wyandots comes from their tribal name, Wendat, which means "peninsula people." Some Wyandot people in Oklahoma used the spelling Wyandotte instead. Huron was the French name for the Wyandot tribe. It means "wild boar" in French. The French thought that the Mohawk haircuts looked like the bristles on a wild boar's neck. Population was 45-60,000 Iroquoian Language, but mostly enemies of the Iroquois Lived in Georgian Bay area, but were driven westward by the Iroquois after the 1649 war Sedentary farmers (actually gardeners, with no work animals or farm equipment), so Europeans believed them to be the most advanced Indians Fished for food and hunted primarily for hides for clothing Matrilineal society, so women owned the houses http://ewesfn.weebly. com/huroniroquois.ht ml http://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/MJC/places/littleTurtle.asp MIAMIS Little Turtle was the most famous chief • • • • • • Algonquian language 4,500 Indians Lived in southern Wisconsin Culturally close to the Sac and Fox Indians It comes from the Miami-Illinois word Myaamia, which means "allies." Miami, Florida got its name from a Tequesta placename, Maymi, which may have meant "wide lake." The Miami Indians had their original home land in Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Ohio, but many moved west to Oklahoma in the mid 1800s. GENDER ROLES Women Men Hunted Planted crops Gathered nuts, fruits Fished Made meals Traded Made war http://www.findfast.org/tribes-nativeamericans/facts-about-chippewa-nativeamericans.htm http://www.firstpeople.us/photographs/Ch ippewa-Woman-and-Infant-1900.html Cared for children Built the wigwam THE FRENCH "DISCOVER" CANADA 1535 - Jacques Cartier sails up St. Lawrence River, certain it was the "Northwest Passage" to India. He called it the "Country of Canadas", an Iroquois name for the two big settlements of Stadacona and Hochelaga. Found only fool's gold and quartz ("Canadian diamonds"), but discovered the Ottawa River. Stadacona became Quebec City Hochelaga became Montreal http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_Cartier http://www.emersonkent.com/history_notes/jacques_cartier.htm http://www.biography.com/people/samuel-de-champlain-9243971 SAMUEL DE CHAMPLAIN THE "FATHER OF NEW FRANCE" - Founded Quebec City in 1608 - Explored Georgian Bay - Wanted to create permanent settlements, not just fur trading posts. 1609 – Battle of Ticonderoga – French fight the Mohawks, part of the Iroquois Confederacy, who blocked French exploration of southern Michigan Lake Champlain http://www.p12.nysed.gov/ciai/chf/elemchamplain/champlainelemclass.html ETIENNE BRULE A young friend of Champlain's, he lived with Algonquian Indians for many years, earning the distrust of the French Sailed on all the Great Lakes except Lake Michigan First European in Michigan when he reached the St. Mary's River in 1622, two years after the Pilgrims landed in Plymouth Both images: http://northshore-thereandback.blogspot.com/2010/12/etienne-brule-superiors-wild-man.html JEAN NICOLET First European to sail through the Straits of Mackinac (past Mackinac Island) and into Lake Michigan Followed northern Lake Michigan until he reached Green Bay, Wisconsin in 1634 where encountered Winnebago Indians Called the "Father of Wisconsin," Nicolet met the Indians in Green Bay dressed in a colorful silk robe thinking he landed in India. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Nicolet THE ANIMAL THAT BUILT MICHIGAN http://washingtonhistoryonline. org/leschi/closeties/furtrading.htm Easy to kill with gun, spear, or arrow, or trapped http://www.discovering-nature.net/2012/12/24/plain-brownpackages/beaver-tree/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beaver http://www.superstock.com/stock-photos-images/1566-683024 Not migratory, so once supply was used up in an area, trappers had to move on North American Beaver (Castor canadensis) 10 million beavers in America at time of European contact, but were hunted to near extinction COUREUR DE BOIS ("WOODLANDS RUNNER") French-Canadian woodsman who was skilled at hunting, fishing, canoeing and snowshoeing Unlicensed fur trader (bootlegger) Provided many types of furs to Europe: bear, elk, deer, martin, fox, wolf, lynx, raccoon, but most important: BEAVER Convinced Indians to kill fur-bearing animals so as to trade with them Some explored rather than traded, so adopted Indian dress and language to ensure safe passage Voyageurs were similar, but were licensed fur traders. Could travel 100 miles in a single day. http://www.pathfindertom.com/2010/09/26/les-coureurs-de-bois/ WHITES AND NATIVE AMERICANS • • • • • • • French felt superior to the "sauvages" Indians liked the guns, blankets, iron kettles, but did not feel their culture was inferior Animism = belief that inanimate objects were sacred Missionaries did not separate the concept of Christianity and civilization, so their efforts were largely futile. Private property vs. communal property Indian language and Indians names are common for place names in Michigan, but are sometimes changed considerably (Michigan, Saginaw, Washtenaw, Kalamazoo, Mackinac, Muskegon, Ottawa, Chippewa, Gogebic, Topinabee, Pokagon, etc.) Names of famous Indians (Pontiac, Tecumseh, Osceola) THE ENGLISH DURING THE 1600S • • • • • • English dominated the eastern seaboard, while the French dominated Canada and the land west of the Appalachians 1607 – Jamestown (Capt. John Smith saved by Pocahontas, daughter of Chief Powhatan) 1610 – Henry Hudson discovered Hudson Bay in Canada, the second largest bay in the world other than the Bay of Bengal. 1620 – Pilgrims land in Plymouth - First Thanksgiving in 1621 with Wampanoag Indians 1664 – Seize New Netherlands from the Dutch, and rename it "New York" 1675 – "King Philip's War"- Wampanoags and other Eastern tribes fight British "Why will you take by force what you may obtain by love? Why will you destroy us who supply you with food? What can you get by war? We are unarmed, and willing to give you what you ask, if you come in a friendly manner." - Chief Powhatan (to John Smith), 1609 John Rolfe married Chief Powhatan's daughter, Pocahontas. John Rolfe planted tobacco from the West Indies, and started Virginia's tobacco industry. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Rolfe http://jamestowngpcproject.blogspot.com/2011/02/important-historical-people-of-james.html THE DUTCH DURING THE 1600S 1609 – Englishman Henry Hudson "discovers" Manhattan while working for the Dutch East India Company. 1624 – Peter Minuit buys Manhattan from the Lenape Indians for 60 Dutch guilders ($24). 1625 – Build Fort Amsterdam, and call it their territory New Netherlands. 1652-54 – First Anglo-Dutch war – English won 1665-67 – Second Anglo-Dutch war – Dutch won 1672-74 – Third Anglo-Dutch war – English lost, but with French support http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Hudson http://kids.britannica.com/comptons/art58635/In-1624-Peter-Minuit-pays-24-dollarsin-trade-goods FATHER JACQUES MARQUETTE (AKA PERE MARQUETTE) "THE FATHER OF MICHIGAN" http://www.michigan.org/property/father-marquette-national-memorial/ • • • • • Jesuit missionary who founded the first permanent Michigan settlement in Sault Ste. Marie in 1668, and St. Ignace in 1671. Third oldest settlement west of the Appalachians. Helped Louis Jolliet explore the Mississippi River in 1673. Louis' older brother, Adrien Jolliet, became the first white man to visit the Lower Peninsula when he paddled down the Detroit River in 1669. Died in 1675 at age 37 near Ludington. Grave is now in St. Ignace. http://www.robinsonlibrary.com/amer ica/canada/history/marquette.htm Louis Jolliet http://www.biography.com/people/louis-joliet-20973103 MARQUETTE AND JOLLIET http://www.robinsonlibrary.com/america/canada/history/marquette.htm http://www.biography.com/people/louis-joliet-20973103 Discovered the Mississippi River in 1673 and sailed down it hoping to find the Pacific Ocean. Came within 435 miles of the Gulf of Mexico. 1681 map of their voyage showed Lake Michigan called Lac de Michigami rather than Lac des Illinois THE ENGLISH VS. THE FRENCH Charles II (r. 1660-1685) http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Charles_II_of_England_by_Kneller.jpg • • • • • Louis XIV (r. 1638-1715) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_XIV_of_France Competed for fur trade in North America during the 1600 and 1700s. Charles II charted the Hudson's Bay Company, which eventually dominated the fur trade. English settled in East, farmed, and brought many settlers over from England British traders were less generous in trade with Indians, and wanted their land. French sparsely settled interior, and tried to control fur trade by establishing forts and trading posts French allied with Algonquin Indians, British allied with Iroquois Indians (Senecas, Cayugas, Oneidas, Mohawks, Onandagas = Iroquois Confederacy) THE INDIANS VS. THE WHITE MEN Hunters and gatherers, not farmers Moved from place to place with food supply Cannot sell land, which is a public good Liked the white man's goods, but not their greed for land and natural resources. 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LOUIS XIV • • • • Made New France in St. Lawrence River area a royal colony in 1663 Defeated the Iroquois in 1667, who were attacking Montreal and Quebec City Minister of Finance Colbert opposed settlements in the interior; preferred Indians to bring furs to New France. Governor of New France, Louis de Buade de Frontenac, ignored his orders and built settlements in the West, including Michigan http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_XIV_of_ France No picture of Frontenac exists http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=7365813 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JeanBaptiste_Colbert ROBERT CAVALIER DE LA SALLE Commissioned by Governor Frontenac, La Salle built the Griffin (Le Griffon), the first sailing vessel on the Great Lakes, in 1679 http://nobility.org/2013/01/21/la-salle-claims-mississippi/ Griffin sailed from Niagara Falls to Green Bay, past Detroit in search of water route to China. He was Frontenac's lost on return trip. May have been lost in a storm, coat of or boarded by Indians, who burned it. arms had a La Salle believed the crew sank it, and made off griffin on it with the furs. There is no conclusive evidence, but it (half eagle, was the first shipwreck on the Great Lakes. half lion)https://myth-wiki-ology.wikispaces.com/Griffins Chateau Frontenac in Quebec City http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Griffon http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chateau_Frontenac_Quebec_City.jpg LA SALLE AND THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER - In 1679, La Salle founded Fort Miami near modern day St. Joseph in SW Michigan, the first French outpost in the Lower Peninsula. Destroyed a year later. - La Salle was the first white man to explore the interior of the Lower Peninsula. In 1680, he travelled on foot from Fort Miami in SW Michigan to the Detroit River in about 30 days. In total, he hiked 1,000 miles from Fort Miami to Fort Frontenac in eastern Lake Ontario in 60 days. - Reached the mouth of the Mississippi River in 1682, named it Louisiana after King Louis XIV. La Salle, and his benefactor, Frontenac, sought to reduce monopoly of Montreal merchants by shipping to France via New Orleans. - Assassinated by his own men in 1687 http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM36FD_Fort_Miami_Historical_Marker_St_Joseph_MI KING WILLIAM'S WAR 1688-1697 • • • • • • First of four English-French conflicts in Europe that spilled over to the New World English incited and armed the Iroquois to attack French forts. 200 French killed by Iroquois outside of Montreal in 1689. War with England caused French to reverse policy and build many forts in New France. King Louis XIV reappointed Frontenac in 1689 as Governor of New France, after he was removed from power in 1682 for using brandy in the fur trade. In 1690, French built Fort de Buade (Frontenac's family name) in St. Ignace, which the traders called Michilimackinac. It was abandoned in 1701. In 1691, French built Fort St. Joseph near Niles Treaty of Ryswick ended war in 1697. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_St._Joseph_(Niles,_Michigan) ANTOINE DE LA MOTHE CADILLAC http://historydetroit.com/people/antoine_cadillac.php Frontenac sent Cadillac to command at Michilimackinac for three years (1694-1697), the most important fur trading, military, and missionary center in the West Cadillac favored giving alcohol to the Indians, but missionaries did not. Frontenac backed Cadillac, but the courts in France backed the Jesuits. In 1696, they ordered all forts abandoned except one. Frontenac ignored orders but died in 1698. 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Bell Hill is one of New Zealand's most exciting wine producers (owners, Marcel Giesen and Sherwyn Veldhuizen, prefer to be called wine growers, not winemakers).
Their 2ha vineyard is situated on an old chalk quarry at Waikari about 15 minutes drive west of Waipara on the way to Hanmer Springs. It's not open to the public but if you buy from their mailing list and are able to beg a little, you might be able to organise a pilgrimage to this very scenic property.
I first visited Bell Hill in 2000. Planting had begun in 1997 so not a grape had been harvested. In 2001, they drained a swamp to establish an irrigation pond and discovered the most important Moa and Haast's Eagle bone site in the past 100 years. I snooped around at the time and was given a much-treasured claw from a Giant Moa by a visiting archaeologist.
Bell Hill is a chardonnay and pinot noir specialist. Marcel and Sherwyn did plant a small amount of riesling but eventually uprooted the vines without making a drop.
The really exciting news is that they have bought an adjacent parcel of land totalling 8.4ha, although Sherwyn believes that only 2-4ha of the chalky, undulating site is suited to grapevines. They have just begun to map the land and are planning on sourcing suitable vine and rootstock material. The prospect of Bell Hill doubling production is exciting indeed, although it will be some time before wine from the new site is bottled and released.
Sherwyn also revealed that they'd extended their winery slightly and were planting a wetland area to establish a natural environment. They are now fully certified organic producers having achieved Bio-Gro certification in 2015.
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The more I weave the less complex it becomes. I love the simplicity of plain weave and its ability to be a canvas for colour. I love my Ashford floor loom also because its not difficult to weave on. I can wind my cloth on from the front and pedal easily freeing my hands for the actual weaving process. It's the most comfortable loom I own to weave on.
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Hugh Masekela is one of those icons that stood steadfastly in my youth reminding us of the gross injustice that was Apartheid playing out just beyond our borders in South Africa.
The newspapers and television were filled with reports of violence and resistance in South Africa and films and documentaries reminded us of Nelson Mandela, Oliver Tambo, the Sharpeville massacre and, as a young person, most profoundly of the 1976 Soweto uprising when hundreds of youth were killed and thousands injured. This rebellion was seen as a turning point in the anti-apartheid movement, one of its outcomes being a greater trend to violence.
The journey from there to the 1994 elections must have seemed like an eternity to those caught in the turmoil – no one can tell the future. I'm sure a great many people at many times must have felt so embroiled in the violent present that they could not see a future, and when they shut their eyes to dream all they saw was the worst that could possibly come.
Two decades is a long time to wait. The young people that celebrated in the so-called Arab Spring have most likely found that the systems of that keep them oppressed are far more entrenched than they imagined, they're finding they underestimated the duration of the battle and the depth of the lust for power among the factions.
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Vaccines were another one of those bands whose debut album really excited me, however, when posed with the question "What Did You Expect from The Vaccines?" I couldn't help but answer more.
This is the more. Cribs' Guitar Technician's project The Ship-Tones have reggae refixed the Vaccines' "If You Wanna" (Unfortunately climaxing just short of the summer) and really livened up the disappointing repetitive style the Vaccines employ…
My review of The Vaccines' "Come Of Age" will be up later today.


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Wednesday, December 17, 2008
National Youth Self Portrait Prize 2009
The National Portrait Gallery is running a competition. The gallery invites all young Australians between 18 and 25 to enter. (I'm not sure why the lower limit is so old.)
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How To Choose A Pest Control Company
It can be quite challenging to choose the right pest control company that will suit your needs well. Looking at pest control, this is something that does happen from time to time. However the mistake that people do is to rush into choosing the companies which do not do the best work for them. You will need a case where the following will need to be considered when it comes to selecting the ideal company that will work best for you.
You will first need to consider a case where you look at the qualifications which are required to offer the services given. You will need to consider looking at the licenses which are required to have the people perform the pesticide application. This is important to keep yourself safe and those you love from the poor application which can lead to harm.
Pesticides are made of very harmful chemicals and when not handled in the proper way they can even cause death. Ensure that you will be able to have a way in which you will be able know the kind of products which you are able to use in this case. You will need to find the right protective measures which you can use to protect themselves and the entire household. It will be necessary to consider a case where the people doing the application will need to have a certificate of training on what to do.
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You will find that experience will be a key thing to be determined in any kind of work. Look for the number of years that have they have done this for. The right people are those who have done it for quite some time. You will need to know that there are different ways of dealing with pests and it will be necessary to know what you are dealing with. You will easily find that the kind of application that you are dealing with will differ from other kinds of pests.
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It will be important to consider working with reputable companies which are known well for this job. You will therefore need to start asking the friends and family involved in this to give you some recommendations on who to deal with. Consider a case where they will be tested by others in this case to give you the best kind of work that will be needed. You will find that the state office will require a case where they will have the licensing to show for it. Any company which holds a license will show that they have been well trained to offer the said services.


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Join us at the Scottish Fisheries Museum every Sunday from 2 to 4pm through the winter to knit, chat and swap yarns.
This friendly, informal drop-in event runs through the winter in our Merchant's Room. Bring your knitting, swap stories and patterns and learn new techniques. Whether you are an "old hand" or a complete beginner, join us for a blether over a cup of tea and a cake.
Contact us for more information on 01333 310628
or just come along and join us
Find out why salt is a key ingredient for making your very own ice cream. You'll experiment with salt, ice, milk, sugar and flavouring to develop your unique creamy blend.
Sun. 18th Mar.
Slots between 2pm-4pm
Suitable for ages 4+, suggested donation on day £3
Booking essential – Contact us or use Eventbrite
Explore our collections, get crafty, or take a closer look at our temporary exhibitions. These self-led activities are available every Sunday and are fun for all the family.
Why not take a Selfie as you enjoy the challenges and tag us @scotfishmuseum?
Some Easter chicks and Easter eggs have hidden themselves around the museum. See how many you can spot!
*Participation in Sunday Selfies is included in museum entry during normal opening hours. Take advantage of our 12 month pass when you purchase your ticket and you can enjoy free access to the museum's permanent and temporary displays as well as Sunday Selfies for a whole year!
an exhibition by Local Artist Arthur Nuttall and Friends
A beautiful selection of canvas-mounted and framed images.
An exploration of fish, its role in our diet, and the evolving fishing industry.
An exhibition highlighting the stories of some of those commemorated on our local war memorials, how their lives were touched by war and how our communities remember them.
Exhibition of the extensive restoration work our historic flagship Reaper
The latest exhibition in the Merchant's Room is an evocation of the East Neuk by Yolande Kenny. With pen and watercolour, Yolande captures this unique corner of Fife with a light touch and a true eye for detail.
Exhibition of cyanotype photographic prints from nature.
The East Neuk Art Club's first exhibition here in our Merchant's Room Community Gallery


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About Us
Our "Seussey" Teacher
My name is Stefanie Pitzer and I have wanted to be a teacher since Kindergarten. I strongly believe that teaching is a passion not just a profession! I am a Dunlap Alumni and very excited to be teaching in the district where I once went to school. I graduated in 2004 from Illinois State University with a Bachelor's degree in Education and a minor in Mass Communications. In 2012, I received my Master's degree in Educational Leadership from Western Illinois University.
I started teaching second grade at Dunlap Grade School in August of 2006 and I absolutely love every part of my job! I find teaching to be one of the most rewarding experiences and wouldn't trade it for anything in the world. Second grade is a very exciting time and I love helping prepare students for the challenges that await them in third grade. I am a 21st century teacher ready to teach your 21st century learner.
I am a huge supporter of the arts and love how they not only give kids a creative outlet but teach them vital communication skills they can use throughout their lives.
My family is very important to me and they give me great support. On December 18, 2010, I married the love of my life, Derek Pitzer. He is parts product analyst for Caterpillar and works in the Morton office. He basically is in charge of worldwide stocking of engines and engine components. We actually met in high school, went our separate ways, and then reconnected through a mutual friend.
On May 12, 2012, we began our next great adventure: parenthood. We have a son named Jaxon and he is a mover and a shaker. I have no idea where he gets that from. (teehee)
My mom is a preschool music teacher at 123 You 'N Me, so there was always music being played in our house. She has played the piano since she was six and instilled in me the love of music. She also helps me out a great deal over the summer and throughout the year! My sister, Stacy, graduated from Eastern Illinois University and is a 4th grade teacher at Ridegview Elementary. Her husband, Josh, is a music teacher in the Unit 5 School District in Bloomington, IL. We are a family of teachers. 🙂
I love teaching but I do have other interests, as well. I enjoy being a wife and a mom, singing, acting, reading children's literature, photo-documenting my life, scrapbooking, twittering, blogging, watching movies, drinking coffee and making people laugh.
Our "Seussey" Students
We are "Seussey" to the max! This year our school has an All-Star theme.


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This probably won't reach y'all in time (I'm not sure when it ends), but if you're in the market for a cheap blanket, HorseLoverz is having a "flash" St. Patrick's Day sale. Okay, it ends at midnight, PST.
But I found a giant, waterproof, medium-weight BLUE random-brand blanket for $40. Shipping was $22.15. And then I found two codes online for $5 off each. So, bam, steal my codes and buy something pretty:
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Thursday, 18 April 2013
Fairies and Fantasy at MAWTT
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Oh this is fabby, I love it and was admiring the papers then realized I bought the same ones last week!!! Hope alls well, Love HazelxoReplyDelete
Gorgeous card hun, love the colours & the sparkle!ReplyDelete
Hugs shell xx
Fab card Pami - love the colours and the doily is the perfect touch.ReplyDelete
Debs xx
Aww this is gorgeous Pami - what a sweet image and your colouring is beautiful ! I love the pretty papers and embellies… it's a really pretty card ! :-)ReplyDelete
Hope you have a lovely day hun!
Big hugs
Sue xx
This is gorgeous Pami. Your colouring is fabulous and I love the pretty papers and doily.ReplyDelete
hugs Sue xx
Gorgeous card, love the image and lovely colours and layout. Hugs, Claire xReplyDelete
Gorgeous card♥. Love the image and your colouring is fab♥.ReplyDelete
Hugs, Marita
Great card Pami, Love the colours and the LOReplyDelete
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aw she is just so pretty Pami - I love the colours you've used and such a fab layout hugs judith xReplyDelete
ooh this is so pretty , what gorgeous colours .. and are those real diamonds scattered around lolReplyDelete
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You've used gorgeous colours Pam... and a fab layout too... love that digi!ReplyDelete
Hope all is well with you..
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Jamia Hamdard in its 25th year of establishment in the year 2015 has instituted the following research fellowships of high value to be awarded on competitive basis.
1. Jamia Hamdard Silver Jubilee Post-doctoral Fellowships - 08
2. Jamia Hamdard Silver Jubilee Research Fellowships -16
Applications are invited for the above fellowships in the proforma available on the University web site within 15 days of the advertisement.
Fellowship amount and contingency
Jamia Hamdard Silver Jubilee Post – doctoral Fellowship
Remuneration: Rs. 60,000 per month (no other allowances)
Contingency: Rs. 50,000 per year.
Jamia Hamdard Silver Jubilee Research Fellowship
Remuneration: Rs. 35,000 per month (no other allowances)
Contingency: Rs. 25,000 per year.
Jamia Hamdard Silver Jubilee Post – doctoral Fellowship Two years (with provision of extension of one year)
Jamia Hamdard Silver Jubilee Research Fellowship Three years (no provision of extension)
In case any of the fellows leaves fellowship before completion of one year entire amount of fellowship and contingency shall be required to be refunded to the University.
Jamia Hamdard Silver Jubilee Post – doctoral Fellowship
Candidates who have been awarded Ph.D. degree by a recognized University in the discipline relevant to research activities of Jamia Hamdard.
Have obtained PG degree in the first division (60% marks or equivalent grade)
Have published at least three research papers with the first authorship in SCI/SSCI –indexed journal. The papers by the candidates from discipline other than social sciences, Islamic studies and humanities should have been published in the journals having impact factor more than 2. The number of publications can be relaxed in case of publication in high impact factor journals such as Nature, Science, Cell, NEJM etc.
Candidates who have obtained Ph.D. degree from Jamia Hamdard should have spent at least two years at other institute/university/industry after award of degree to become eligible for the fellowship. The upper age limit for applicants is 30 years as on July 30 of the year of application.
Applicants who received the Ph.D. degree more than two years from the date of application will not be considered.
Jamia Hamdard Silver Jubilee Research Fellowship
First division (60% aggregate marks or equivalent grade) at Post-graduate level.
Registered or admitted in the Ph.D. programme of Jamia Hamdard in any of the Schools.
Candidates with NET-JRF/LS or equivalent test qualified after PG qualification will be given preference.
Important Note:
Jamia Hamdard has the right to receive applications by nomination from the Vice Chancellors of other Universities, renowned scientists, Heads of the reputed Organizations/Institutes and other stakeholders. University may fill all, less or no seats depending on the circumstances.
Applications along with CV and supporting documents may be sent at email@example.com with cc to firstname.lastname@example.com. There is no need to send hard copies, if application is sent by e-mail. (Prof. S. Raisuddin)
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1 person injured in Cockeysville rollover crash
1 person injured in Cockeysville rollover crash
COCKEYSVILLE, Md. —
One person was injured in a rollover crash in Cockeysville Tuesday morning.
A truck rolled over on Interstate 695 near Timonium Road around 8:50 a.m., officials said.
One person was taken to a hospital.
No further details were immediately available.
Stay with WBALTV.com and 11 News for more on this developing story.
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Glass Dining Table Can Give The Other Shades in Your Home
Glass Dining Table with walnut veneer material and design a beautiful table legs can give the other shades in your home. The design of this table seems very sturdy with pieces of plywood to support each other across a clear glass top. Glass Dining table can contain up to 6 people with the appropriate design of the chair as well.


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Visionen - Visions!
What a week! I was hoping to be able to enjoy Berlin a bit, but instead I was working over 10 hrs every day!
It never stops!
I had the currently usual late start at 9:30 am and was very busy in the morning. I was determined to get out to the Turkish Market and get breakfast at Grumpy Galette. I managed to leave the house at 2 pm and was there 20 min later thanks to Berlin's fabulous U-Bahn network. The galette was worth while the travel. Today with goats cheese, spinach, caramelised onion chutney, chives, sunflower seeds and pumpkin seed oil. I think it was the best I ever had.
I walked twice over the market, got some French salami, some avocados and peppers and decided then to go further to Schlesische Straße for a coffee at 19 grams. The little shop was busy when I arrived but got quieter after a while. I had 2 coffees outside and bought 2 bags of beans and 4 of their addictive gluten free chocolate peanut butter cookies! I think I would kill for the recipe!
While I was sitting there I checked my emails on the blackberry and caught up with Jack on the phone. I was back home just before 5 pm and continued with my chores until 10 pm.
Then it was time for some retail therapy and I went to Kaiser's to get the WMF Raclette Grill they had on offer. You need to collect a certain amount of points with your shopping and fill a wee booklet to get WMF stuff up to 50 % off. I am diligently collecting points as I am eyeing on a few things there. It is only a limited time this offer is available.
The darn Raclette was bigger and heavier than I expected, but I took it anyways - a plan is a plan - and carried it (internally cursing) home.
No clue where we will store this monster. It is actually almost as big as our table here :)
Back home I had a final call with Jack, WhatsApp Chat with Neil who is flying to Rio tomorrow at 6 am and some easy dinner from the fridge.
The blip was taking during my U-bahn journey today at Möckernbrücke.
Its actually a shot from my knee when I was waiting for the train.
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Ms Mamma writes a blog post.
It's been so long, that they've changed the interface of blogger and I'm out of whack with it. Seriously.
My day job is extremely low paying and yet I get to fly off to locations and photograph world class athletes. Last month I was gone twice and did some of the most amazing work I've ever done.
I'm fortunate to be in a position where my house will be mine in less than two years. What I'm getting at, is that if you truly love what you do, it doesn't matter how much you get paid.
I took a slew of amazing photographs in Atlanta of the chap who was just given the Madden cover.
Today I saw what the cover is going to look like and I thought I would hurl. Apparently just because you HAVE a zillion great images, you SHOULD in fact, try and cram every one, reduced to microsize on the cover. Drats. Disgusto.
What I'm hoping for is that my work catches someone's eye and I am wooed away with an offer of real money so I can take care of Snowflake for reals. I keep on trucking. My goal is to create cool, high end work for a bargain basement price and build my portfolio until it is bursting at the seams with eye popping goodness.
And as much as I appreciate the opportunity I've been given, I would JUMP at the chance to move on to bigger, brighter and better things.
In the words of that all knowing sage, "Suck it, dude!"
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Monday, January 16, 2012
Where to begin, where to begin. Just begin. Random thoughts from a person who hasn't been writing. I'm sitting in my living room at my partner's desk, staring at the blinking cursor. I think about how much I love my illuminated keyboard and how I probably couldn't live without one. I have my parents adorable dog for the next week so it's a complete madhouse. Crazy Incorporated.
The other weekend I was watching House Hunters international and actually saw the Moroccan Maryam Episode. It was insightful and super interesting. It was inspiring. Carpe diem. I mean, fuck, you really do have to take risks or what is the point, my darlings? Heaven is a place on Earth bambinos, and there is no time like the present. Times a wastin'. And so on and so forth for every cliche as it were...
I've had some interesting assignments. I flew to LA and photographed an Olympic gold medalist. In two weeks I'm jetting off to Boise for another interesting project. That's right, IDAHO. Suck on that. And did you know Boise actually has an interesting boutique Mo-Hotel called The Modern where I'll be shacking up for a few days? Check it.
I am truly hoping I can build a portfolio and get a real job that actually pays me a living wage. I feel like a total schnitzel not being a self supporting entity. I feel like a big baby sometimes. Drats.
Other reality bytes from the tundra include fabulous neighbors who truly care for me and my son and help us with important things like replacing the scraper blade on the ballsy snowblower I love and consider to be my girl penis. I'd be crying without my Toro Tecumseh. They do so much to help me, truly blessed they are there for me.
My brother and I are still somewhat estranged. He and his personal trainer/nail artist/masseuse/mixed martial arts and pole dancing instructor GF are practicing tantra, never getting married and are not having children. I keep tabs on them by reading their FB status' in which they constantly POKE each other or make vague references to what I assume may or may not be their sex life.
SF is hardcore boy all the way. No easy going upbringing for this mama. He is smart, irreverent, hilarious and more than two handfulls. I can only imagine what he'll be like at 13. Eek! He goes to a very diverse school and has inquired if he might be able to get his ears pierced. When I told him how much it hurts and how if you don't take care of them they become infected, he gave it a rest. I was relieved since there are days that his teeth actually look fuzzy and troll like. You get the idea.
I'm hanging in there, taking it one day at a time, chillin' like a dill pickle in a jar of Milwaukee Midgets. You?
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