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Elvira 2: The Jaws of Cerberus is the second game to feature Elvira, following on from Elvira: Mistress of the Dark. This is again a horror-themed adventure game with roleplaying elements. This time you must save Elvira who has been captured by Cerberus and imprisoned within a movie studio where the horror movie sets have come to life.
Grab some clover from beneath the billboard on the left. Pick up the rock from the bottom right, then go to the door of the security hut and throw the rock to break the glass. Now open the door and go inside. Open the closet and a body will fall out; take the security key from the dead guard. Take the jacket from the wall and wear it. Take all the items from the noticeboard, then walk around the desk and look at the console. Insert the security key, then enter the code from your copy protection wheel. Go back outside and through the open gate. Approach the car and open the trunk, taking the wrench and wire cutters from inside. Now leave the car and go through the doors to enter level 1 of the main building.
Go over to the lift and press the up button, then get inside, turn around and press 2 to go up to the second level. Exit the lift and head out to a corridor with lots of doors. Take the drinks and cakes from the canteen, a book from the far side of the computer room, and a mirror from the bin in the make-up room. Don't enter the costume room yet as you will not be strong enough to kill the witch there. Go through the doors at the far end of the corridor into the typing pool room. Take a disk from the box of floppies on the desk, and take the radio cassette player from the high shelf. Back in the corridor, enter Elvira's dressing room and take lots of stuff (popcorn, newspaper, tissues, towel, hair spray x 2, silver clover charm and curling iron). Go across to the director's room and take the 2 bottles of alcohol.
Return to the lift and press B to to down to the basement. Exit the lift and talk to the janitor (don't mention the fire water or scalps). Back up and look in the janitor's closet to find some bleach. Go back to the lift and head up to level 1. Enter both bathrooms just to get some experience points, then go back out to the lobby and through the double doors to the studio lobby.
Continue forward and into the lobby of the house. Go through the door to the left into the living room and take the helmet and gauntlet from the suit of armour on the right. Next head through the door into the study. Open the desk drawers and take the prayer book and padlock from inside. Go back to the previous room and pick up the bucket from near the fireplace, and the two glass vases and glass pitcher from the corner shelf.
Go back to the lobby and up the stairs, taking the right branch, then go right and then left at the top. Head along the hallway and through the first door on the left. Pick up the 3 blocks from the floor, then go back downstairs to the living room. Go to the far corner of the room and turn to face the door with the poltergeist in front of it. Place one of your blocks on the floor, then quickly go forward and through the door it was guarding. Read all the books you can find as they contain useful tips; in particular you must pick up a poison recipe that falls out of a book about poisons from the reference shelves, and you must read The Study of Demonology in the humor section. Return out of the library and back to the lobby, then go straight across to the opposite door. In the dining room, take the wine and candelabras, then open the service window and you will end up in the meat locker.
Go through the door, immediately turn left and use Turn Undead to get rid of the zombie. Head back out to the lobby and go upstairs, taking the left branch. Go through the first door into a bathroom, and take the towel and sponge from inside. Leave the bathroom, turn right and walk straight ahead into a lavender bedroom. Walk forward and right to the bed. Move the sheets, then try to take the script and quickly kill the ghost. Now pick up the script, and pick up the photos that have fallen to the floor. Look under the bed and push the red button, then go through the secret passage behind the bed and along the corridor. Make sure you are holding the silver crucifix or your next action will kill you - take the gold chalice and ten black candles from the altar. Now return to the lavender bedroom. Go out to the hall and turn right, then go past the stairs and into the room on the left (if you die here, try casting a Courage spell before entering the room). After the interlude, take the pillow and tuning fork from the bed. While you are still upstairs, go to the far end of the hall and up the stairs at the end. Immediately use the tuning fork to let in the sunlight and kill the vampire.
Find the elevator and go down to the basement. Take the fire extinguisher from the room with the janitor, then go through to the boiler room. Cast a Fireball here to warm the room up, then take the copper rod from the left. Now head up to level 2 and go to the costume room that you avoided earlier. Go inside and kill the witch, then turn around and turn on the lights. Pick up the witch's eye, and also take the white lab coat and the sorcerer's robe. Take the Sir Walter Raleigh costume from the left and you will automatically take the sword; you can put the costume back on the rack, and you can now also drop the meat cleaver and use the sword as your main weapon.
Leave this room and go straight across to the make-up room. Look at the pictures that you picked up from the lavender bedroom; specifically check out the pictures of the lab assistant and the sorcerer's apprentice. Collect the appropriate hat and wig, then go to the mirror on the left of the back wall. Get the full beard for the sorcerer's apprentice disguise and the mustache, half glasses, eyebrows and false teeth for the lab assistant's disguise. Make sure you are wearing the lab assistant's disguise now (including the white lab coat). Go back to the lift, down to level 1 and into studio 2 again.
Go into the house, down the corridor to the right of the stairs and into the kitchen. Head through the other door, then downstairs. Go through the door on the right and talk to the scientist (he will recognise you as Cedric if your disguise is correct). Offer to help him, then ask for a strong poison; as long as you have the poison recipe from the library he will make it for you instantly. Back out of the room, drop all elements of your costume. Use the poison on the meat, then head upstairs and through the lobby into the study. Use the poisoned meat on the fishtank, then take the key from the bottom of the tank. Turn left and take the duck picture from the wall, then click on the wall behind it to find a safe. You can now drop that duck picture. Use your key on the safe, then turn the handle and open it. Take the peace pipe from inside.
Make sure you are wearing your armour, then go through the sets of doors towards studio 3. Enter the copy protection code and go through.
Save as you are making progress downwards. Just before you meet the sorcerer, put on the whole sorcerer's apprentice disguise, then when you meet him, say you have been away due to food poisoning (if the disguise doesn't work, just kill him instead, but make sure you have Mindlock cast beforehand). Follow this passage a bit more and kill the false Elvira, then pick up the war lance from the ground. Now go all the way back up through the catacombs to the church, where you will be spun around. Use an Unholy Barrier, then attack the death angel with your remaining spells. Head out of the church back to the main building, then straight into studio 2.
Make sure you are wearing your armour, then go to the studio 1 entrance. Enter the copy protection code and go through.
Find a large underwater lake. Use your Buoyancy and Breathe Underwater, then enter the lake and go right to the bottom, killing the water bug on the way. Pick up the rope, then go straight back up to the surface. Now continue through the caves to find the passage up to the next level.
Follow a side passage off to the right to find a room with a giant scorpion. Kill this by repeatedly hitting its head with your weapon or lightning bolts, then pick up the scroll of binding it was guarding. Continue on up to the next level.
Follow the passages around until you reach two webs over a great central hole. Cut the right thread to swing over to the other side, then continue up.
Walk to the near edge of the great hole on this level to find a mind bound up in a web. Look at him, then use Telekinesis to get his wallet. Look in the wallet to find a key. Now shoot an Ice Dart at the massive spider across the chasm, then start running as it will chase you. Go all the way around the left to the elevator. Use your key on the control panel, then open both gates, go through, and close both gates behind you to trap the spider on the other side. Follow the passage to this side of the hole and climb down to find another false Elvira. Pick up the tomahawk, then climb down again and you will be back on level 3.
Find the elevator, use the control panel, open the gate and enter the cage. Close the gate again, then look at the control panel and press 1.
Exit the elevator and leave the caves. Now leave this studio and go straight across to studio 2.
Leave the house and studio, and go down the hall into studio 3.
Enter the church and cast Resurrect, then talk to the priest and ask for his help; as long as you have read the demonology book in the library, he will go to the parking lot and draw a pentacle for you. Return out of this studio.
Go down to the basement and talk to the janitor again. Ask for his help, and he will bless your tomahawk, war lance and magic bag. Give him the peace pipe. Now head out to the parking lot. Put your candles on the pentacle, then click on the candles to light them with your matches. Cast a Bind Demon spell to stop Cerberus, then throw your war lance at him, then throw your tomahawk at his heart.

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elvira 2: the jaws of cerberus is the second game to feature elvira, following on from elvira: mistress of the dark. this is again a horror-themed adventure game with roleplaying elements. this time you must save elvira who has been captured by cerberus and imprisoned within a movie studio where the horror movie sets have come to life.
grab some clover from beneath the billboard on the left. pick up the rock from the bottom right, then go to the door of the security hut and throw the rock to break the glass. now open the door and go inside. open the closet and a body will fall out; take the security key from the dead guard. take the jacket from the wall and wear it. take all the items from the noticeboard, then walk around the desk and look at the console. insert the security key, then enter the code from your copy protection wheel. go back outside and through the open gate. approach the car and open the trunk, taking the wrench and wire cutters from inside. now leave the car and go through the doors to enter level 1 of the main building.
go over to the lift and press the up button, then get inside, turn around and press 2 to go up to the second level. exit the lift and head out to a corridor with lots of doors. take the drinks and cakes from the canteen, a book from the far side of the computer room, and a mirror from the bin in the make-up room. don't enter the costume room yet as you will not be strong enough to kill the witch there. go through the doors at the far end of the corridor into the typing pool room. take a disk from the box of floppies on the desk, and take the radio cassette player from the high shelf. back in the corridor, enter elvira's dressing room and take lots of stuff (popcorn, newspaper, tissues, towel, hair spray x 2, silver clover charm and curling iron). go across to the director's room and take the 2 bottles of alcohol.
return to the lift and press b to to down to the basement. exit the lift and talk to the janitor (don't mention the fire water or scalps). back up and look in the janitor's closet to find some bleach. go back to the lift and head up to level 1. enter both bathrooms just to get some experience points, then go back out to the lobby and through the double doors to the studio lobby.
continue forward and into the lobby of the house. go through the door to the left into the living room and take the helmet and gauntlet from the suit of armour on the right. next head through the door into the study. open the desk drawers and take the prayer book and padlock from inside. go back to the previous room and pick up the bucket from near the fireplace, and the two glass vases and glass pitcher from the corner shelf.
go back to the lobby and up the stairs, taking the right branch, then go right and then left at the top. head along the hallway and through the first door on the left. pick up the 3 blocks from the floor, then go back downstairs to the living room. go to the far corner of the room and turn to face the door with the poltergeist in front of it. place one of your blocks on the floor, then quickly go forward and through the door it was guarding. read all the books you can find as they contain useful tips; in particular you must pick up a poison recipe that falls out of a book about poisons from the reference shelves, and you must read the study of demonology in the humor section. return out of the library and back to the lobby, then go straight across to the opposite door. in the dining room, take the wine and candelabras, then open the service window and you will end up in the meat locker.
go through the door, immediately turn left and use turn undead to get rid of the zombie. head back out to the lobby and go upstairs, taking the left branch. go through the first door into a bathroom, and take the towel and sponge from inside. leave the bathroom, turn right and walk straight ahead into a lavender bedroom. walk forward and right to the bed. move the sheets, then try to take the script and quickly kill the ghost. now pick up the script, and pick up the photos that have fallen to the floor. look under the bed and push the red button, then go through the secret passage behind the bed and along the corridor. make sure you are holding the silver crucifix or your next action will kill you - take the gold chalice and ten black candles from the altar. now return to the lavender bedroom. go out to the hall and turn right, then go past the stairs and into the room on the left (if you die here, try casting a courage spell before entering the room). after the interlude, take the pillow and tuning fork from the bed. while you are still upstairs, go to the far end of the hall and up the stairs at the end. immediately use the tuning fork to let in the sunlight and kill the vampire.
find the elevator and go down to the basement. take the fire extinguisher from the room with the janitor, then go through to the boiler room. cast a fireball here to warm the room up, then take the copper rod from the left. now head up to level 2 and go to the costume room that you avoided earlier. go inside and kill the witch, then turn around and turn on the lights. pick up the witch's eye, and also take the white lab coat and the sorcerer's robe. take the sir walter raleigh costume from the left and you will automatically take the sword; you can put the costume back on the rack, and you can now also drop the meat cleaver and use the sword as your main weapon.
leave this room and go straight across to the make-up room. look at the pictures that you picked up from the lavender bedroom; specifically check out the pictures of the lab assistant and the sorcerer's apprentice. collect the appropriate hat and wig, then go to the mirror on the left of the back wall. get the full beard for the sorcerer's apprentice disguise and the mustache, half glasses, eyebrows and false teeth for the lab assistant's disguise. make sure you are wearing the lab assistant's disguise now (including the white lab coat). go back to the lift, down to level 1 and into studio 2 again.
go into the house, down the corridor to the right of the stairs and into the kitchen. head through the other door, then downstairs. go through the door on the right and talk to the scientist (he will recognise you as cedric if your disguise is correct). offer to help him, then ask for a strong poison; as long as you have the poison recipe from the library he will make it for you instantly. back out of the room, drop all elements of your costume. use the poison on the meat, then head upstairs and through the lobby into the study. use the poisoned meat on the fishtank, then take the key from the bottom of the tank. turn left and take the duck picture from the wall, then click on the wall behind it to find a safe. you can now drop that duck picture. use your key on the safe, then turn the handle and open it. take the peace pipe from inside.
make sure you are wearing your armour, then go through the sets of doors towards studio 3. enter the copy protection code and go through.
save as you are making progress downwards. just before you meet the sorcerer, put on the whole sorcerer's apprentice disguise, then when you meet him, say you have been away due to food poisoning (if the disguise doesn't work, just kill him instead, but make sure you have mindlock cast beforehand). follow this passage a bit more and kill the false elvira, then pick up the war lance from the ground. now go all the way back up through the catacombs to the church, where you will be spun around. use an unholy barrier, then attack the death angel with your remaining spells. head out of the church back to the main building, then straight into studio 2.
make sure you are wearing your armour, then go to the studio 1 entrance. enter the copy protection code and go through.
find a large underwater lake. use your buoyancy and breathe underwater, then enter the lake and go right to the bottom, killing the water bug on the way. pick up the rope, then go straight back up to the surface. now continue through the caves to find the passage up to the next level.
follow a side passage off to the right to find a room with a giant scorpion. kill this by repeatedly hitting its head with your weapon or lightning bolts, then pick up the scroll of binding it was guarding. continue on up to the next level.
follow the passages around until you reach two webs over a great central hole. cut the right thread to swing over to the other side, then continue up.
walk to the near edge of the great hole on this level to find a mind bound up in a web. look at him, then use telekinesis to get his wallet. look in the wallet to find a key. now shoot an ice dart at the massive spider across the chasm, then start running as it will chase you. go all the way around the left to the elevator. use your key on the control panel, then open both gates, go through, and close both gates behind you to trap the spider on the other side. follow the passage to this side of the hole and climb down to find another false elvira. pick up the tomahawk, then climb down again and you will be back on level 3.
find the elevator, use the control panel, open the gate and enter the cage. close the gate again, then look at the control panel and press 1.
exit the elevator and leave the caves. now leave this studio and go straight across to studio 2.
leave the house and studio, and go down the hall into studio 3.
enter the church and cast resurrect, then talk to the priest and ask for his help; as long as you have read the demonology book in the library, he will go to the parking lot and draw a pentacle for you. return out of this studio.
go down to the basement and talk to the janitor again. ask for his help, and he will bless your tomahawk, war lance and magic bag. give him the peace pipe. now head out to the parking lot. put your candles on the pentacle, then click on the candles to light them with your matches. cast a bind demon spell to stop cerberus, then throw your war lance at him, then throw your tomahawk at his heart.


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This Article critiques the substantive law and damage proposals of the Reporters' Study on Enterprise Liability, which was published in 1991 by the American Law Institute. Contrary to the Reporters' recommendations, the author proposes retaining the consumer expectations test and strict liability for product suppliers. He argues that it is not practical to shift medical malpractice liability, as proposed by the Study, from doctors to hospitals. In the area of damages, the author proposes retaining the rules of recovery for pain and suffering, punitive damages, and the collateral source rules essentially as they are now, instead of adopting the changes recommended by the Study. The author believes that the tort system and trial by jury as they are presently constituted work well, and are not in need of the sort of drastic overhaul recommended by the Study.
Jerry J. Phillips, Comments on the Reporters' Study of Enterprise Responsibility for Personal Injury, 30 San Diego L. Rev. 241 (1993).

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this article critiques the substantive law and damage proposals of the reporters' study on enterprise liability, which was published in 1991 by the american law institute. contrary to the reporters' recommendations, the author proposes retaining the consumer expectations test and strict liability for product suppliers. he argues that it is not practical to shift medical malpractice liability, as proposed by the study, from doctors to hospitals. in the area of damages, the author proposes retaining the rules of recovery for pain and suffering, punitive damages, and the collateral source rules essentially as they are now, instead of adopting the changes recommended by the study. the author believes that the tort system and trial by jury as they are presently constituted work well, and are not in need of the sort of drastic overhaul recommended by the study.
jerry j. phillips, comments on the reporters' study of enterprise responsibility for personal injury, 30 san diego l. rev. 241 (1993).


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A.D. New Orleans After The Deluge is the story of Katrina in comic book form.
Please read all the parts — you’ll see on the right “A.D. Archives.” Click on and read each section.
After you’re done, please write in the comments section of this post two things you liked about it, and one think you learned.

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a.d. new orleans after the deluge is the story of katrina in comic book form.
please read all the parts — you’ll see on the right “a.d. archives.” click on and read each section.
after you’re done, please write in the comments section of this post two things you liked about it, and one think you learned.


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Scottish, northern Irish, and northern English: variant of Lauder. Americanized spelling of German Lauter.
Where is the Lowder family from?
You can see how Lowder families moved over time by selecting different census years. The Lowder family name was found in the USA, the UK, Canada, and Scotland between 1840 and 1920. The most Lowder families were found in the USA in 1880. In 1840 there were 10 Lowder families living in North Carolina. This was about 17% of all the recorded Lowder's in the USA. North Carolina had the highest population of Lowder families in 1840.
Use census records and voter lists to see where families with the Lowder surname lived. Within census records, you can often find information like name of household members, ages, birthplaces, residences, and occupations.
What did your Lowder ancestors do for a living?
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Census records can tell you a lot of little known facts about your Lowder ancestors, such as occupation. Occupation can tell you about your ancestor's social and economic status.
What Lowder family records will you find?
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scottish, northern irish, and northern english: variant of lauder. americanized spelling of german lauter.
where is the lowder family from?
you can see how lowder families moved over time by selecting different census years. the lowder family name was found in the usa, the uk, canada, and scotland between 1840 and 1920. the most lowder families were found in the usa in 1880. in 1840 there were 10 lowder families living in north carolina. this was about 17% of all the recorded lowder's in the usa. north carolina had the highest population of lowder families in 1840.
use census records and voter lists to see where families with the lowder surname lived. within census records, you can often find information like name of household members, ages, birthplaces, residences, and occupations.
what did your lowder ancestors do for a living?
in 1880, farmer, keeping house and laborer were the top 3 reported jobs worked by lowder. a less common occupation for the lowder family was farming. the most common lowder occupation in the usa was farmer. 52% of lowder's were farmers.
census records can tell you a lot of little known facts about your lowder ancestors, such as occupation. occupation can tell you about your ancestor's social and economic status.
what lowder family records will you find?
there are 3,000 census records available for the last name lowder. like a window into their day-to-day life, lowder census records can tell you where and how your ancestors worked, their level of education, veteran status, and more.
there are 642 immigration records available for the last name lowder. passenger lists are your ticket to knowing when your ancestors arrived in the usa, and how they made the journey - from the ship name to ports of arrival and departure.
there are 1,000 military records available for the last name lowder. for the veterans among your lowder ancestors, military collections provide insights into where and when they served, and even physical descriptions.
you've only scratched the surface of lowder family history.
what is the average lowder lifespan?
between 1941 and 2004, in the united states, lowder life expectancy was at its lowest point in 1950, and highest in 1999. the average life expectancy for lowder in 1941 was 32, and 75 in 2004.
an unusually short lifespan might indicate that your lowder ancestors lived in harsh conditions. a short lifespan might also indicate health problems that were once prevalent in your family. the ssdi is a searchable database of more than 70 million names. you can find birthdates, death dates, addresses and more.


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Thousands of students walked out of classrooms across Central Florida on Wednesday to honor the 17 lives lost at a South Florida high school one month ago.
At 10 a.m., from Orange to Seminole to Lake to Brevard counties, students stood in circles, hugged and held up signs in support of the victims and to protest gun violence as part of a grass-roots "National Walkout Day."
Students at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland did a walkout. The high school was the scene of a shooting that left 17 people dead.
Some school districts even helped students in the walkouts, encouraging them to go to a school's courtyard for a special ceremony.
Many students were are pushing for more gun control and school safety measures.
Students in Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties, who left class, were not be punished for leaving, as long as they did so peacefully.
School administrators said every high school in Orange County planned some type of walkout event.
"It's a student-led effort through the student government associations at each of the schools. They've really come forward with what their plans are going to be, and what we wanted to do is just really create an environment which the students could express themselves (as long as) it was safe, it was orderly," Orange County Public Schools spokesman Scott Howat said.
In Osceola County, administrators say this will be the last walk out permitted this school year.
In the middle of what is usually fourth period, more than two thousand students left their teachers, backpacks and desks behind and walked out, a sign of solidarity and a push for change.
In the courtyard of the school sat 17 empty desks, each with a picture of the one of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High victims.
Devan Burton said one of his friends was at that school on Valentine's Day, when the massacre occurred. The friend escaped the shooting physically unharmed.
Burton said he's proud of his student body's actions.
"(We want) to actually show that we do care and we want the violence to stop," Burton said.
Students sang, recited a poem and were called to register to vote.
Testing was going on before spring break and so the walk out may have impacted a student's decision about leaving class.
Flagler, Marion and Volusia county schools are on spring break this week.
The next big event to push for change in gun policies is a big protest in Washington, called March for Our Lives, that is set for Saturday, March 24.
An estimated 900 students gathered on the Viera High School practice field to honor the victims of the south Florida shooting.
Several student speakers addressed their fellow students, this as they called on local, state and national leaders to address gun control and mental health issues.
The peaceful protest lasted around 25 minutes.
Students said they were especially affected by the Parkland shooting, as the school is just a couple hour drive away.
The Viera area they call home mirrors that community now shattered by violence.
“This isn't a partisan issue, and the first step in this process would be to create the social change that we saw here today,” said Nivetha Aravind, Viera High School senior class president.
At Umatilla High School, all 800 students were encouraged to attend a ceremony in the courtyard.
Students read the names of all 17 people killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, read a poem, sang amazing grace, and held a moment of silence.
Lake County officials say they wanted the events to be student planned and student led.
"We're all going through the same problems even though we might not admit it to each other, we might speak about it,” said Crystal Casandra Harris, a senior. “I think it’s important to recognize that and say there's people here, we saw what happened and we want to make a change, a difference, and help improve the lives of everyone we see around us."
Umatilla High is also collecting donations to send to a support fund during their annual seniors versus teachers volleyball game Wednesday afternoon.

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thousands of students walked out of classrooms across central florida on wednesday to honor the 17 lives lost at a south florida high school one month ago.
at 10 a.m., from orange to seminole to lake to brevard counties, students stood in circles, hugged and held up signs in support of the victims and to protest gun violence as part of a grass-roots "national walkout day."
students at the marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland did a walkout. the high school was the scene of a shooting that left 17 people dead.
some school districts even helped students in the walkouts, encouraging them to go to a school's courtyard for a special ceremony.
many students were are pushing for more gun control and school safety measures.
students in orange, seminole and osceola counties, who left class, were not be punished for leaving, as long as they did so peacefully.
school administrators said every high school in orange county planned some type of walkout event.
"it's a student-led effort through the student government associations at each of the schools. they've really come forward with what their plans are going to be, and what we wanted to do is just really create an environment which the students could express themselves (as long as) it was safe, it was orderly," orange county public schools spokesman scott howat said.
in osceola county, administrators say this will be the last walk out permitted this school year.
in the middle of what is usually fourth period, more than two thousand students left their teachers, backpacks and desks behind and walked out, a sign of solidarity and a push for change.
in the courtyard of the school sat 17 empty desks, each with a picture of the one of the marjory stoneman douglas high victims.
devan burton said one of his friends was at that school on valentine's day, when the massacre occurred. the friend escaped the shooting physically unharmed.
burton said he's proud of his student body's actions.
"(we want) to actually show that we do care and we want the violence to stop," burton said.
students sang, recited a poem and were called to register to vote.
testing was going on before spring break and so the walk out may have impacted a student's decision about leaving class.
flagler, marion and volusia county schools are on spring break this week.
the next big event to push for change in gun policies is a big protest in washington, called march for our lives, that is set for saturday, march 24.
an estimated 900 students gathered on the viera high school practice field to honor the victims of the south florida shooting.
several student speakers addressed their fellow students, this as they called on local, state and national leaders to address gun control and mental health issues.
the peaceful protest lasted around 25 minutes.
students said they were especially affected by the parkland shooting, as the school is just a couple hour drive away.
the viera area they call home mirrors that community now shattered by violence.
“this isn't a partisan issue, and the first step in this process would be to create the social change that we saw here today,” said nivetha aravind, viera high school senior class president.
at umatilla high school, all 800 students were encouraged to attend a ceremony in the courtyard.
students read the names of all 17 people killed at marjory stoneman douglas high, read a poem, sang amazing grace, and held a moment of silence.
lake county officials say they wanted the events to be student planned and student led.
"we're all going through the same problems even though we might not admit it to each other, we might speak about it,” said crystal casandra harris, a senior. “i think it’s important to recognize that and say there's people here, we saw what happened and we want to make a change, a difference, and help improve the lives of everyone we see around us."
umatilla high is also collecting donations to send to a support fund during their annual seniors versus teachers volleyball game wednesday afternoon.


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The new CROMO ZEBRA BLUE riding helmet is conceived for a range of disciplines.
Outer cap: painted polycarbonate. Grid finish: painted polycarbonate. Grid frame: painted polycarbonate. Inner protection: double density polystyrene for greater safety. Visor: flexible. Strap: with 5 connection points in water repellent leather. Weight: 450 grams Inner padding insert: in Coolmax, removable and washable at 30 degrees. Kep Air Control System: perfect ventilation ensured by the channels carved in the polystyrene The helmet comes in a cap bag with a micro-fibre KEPCLEAN cloth for cleaning.

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the new cromo zebra blue riding helmet is conceived for a range of disciplines.
outer cap: painted polycarbonate. grid finish: painted polycarbonate. grid frame: painted polycarbonate. inner protection: double density polystyrene for greater safety. visor: flexible. strap: with 5 connection points in water repellent leather. weight: 450 grams inner padding insert: in coolmax, removable and washable at 30 degrees. kep air control system: perfect ventilation ensured by the channels carved in the polystyrene the helmet comes in a cap bag with a micro-fibre kepclean cloth for cleaning.


text: Preached on Mark 4:26-34, which you can read here and can listen to me read below. I was at Pilgrim Lutheran Church in Chicago, IL. Topics include immigration, asylum, humanity, mustard, and the Kingdom of God.

lowercased: preached on mark 4:26-34, which you can read here and can listen to me read below. i was at pilgrim lutheran church in chicago, il. topics include immigration, asylum, humanity, mustard, and the kingdom of god.


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Introducing 4545 Center Boulevard, on the LIC waterfront.
Luxury interiors. Panoramic views. Acres of landscaped waterfront, and the energy of Center Boulevard. Residents at 4545 will enjoy over 50,000 square feet of amenities.
Imagine New York—then imagine something more.

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introducing 4545 center boulevard, on the lic waterfront.
luxury interiors. panoramic views. acres of landscaped waterfront, and the energy of center boulevard. residents at 4545 will enjoy over 50,000 square feet of amenities.
imagine new york—then imagine something more.


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It’s 7am on a Saturday and the house is quiet. The rainy weather causes everyone to feel a little extra sleepy. After a long week, sleep is needed by most, including me, but my body refuses to sleep. There’s too much on mind as of late. So many things am I thinking about, wondering how God will work this out.
This has varied a lot over the past couple weeks.
I’ve never known my heart could be so full. Over the last few months, the Lord has continually brought certain life goals and dreams to mind. At one point, I said to the Lord, “I would love to do this, but I’m single and I can’t help others in this way until I’m married.” Little did I know, the Lord already had a plan and knew that I’d be needed for it, even before I thought that my plan would unfold.
Reader, I am a living, breathing example that God does not forget anyone. Whether you’ve been praying for an answer for a few minutes or a few years – He never forgets. He knows our innermost longings and what we need and when we’ll need it most. What I’ve been living through the past month couldn’t have come at a better time. Some of you know bits and pieces of the last month, but I’m referring to the month as a whole.
The more I write about His faithfulness, the more I am grateful for it. I’ve never experienced the love of God nor His faithfulness in such concentrated doses before.
My heart is full! I’m in love with the God of the universe, Who never ceases to continue to pursue me and show me that not only am I fiercely loved by Him, so much so He would die on a cross and rise again for me, but He will always be faithful.
What a beautiful truth to rest safely in.
Thank you so much for your encouraging words! I’m glad to hear it resonated with you. God is so faithful and you’re absolutely right, we should always take time to stop and thank Him for what He has done, both after the answer comes and when still waiting in faith. Be blessed!

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it’s 7am on a saturday and the house is quiet. the rainy weather causes everyone to feel a little extra sleepy. after a long week, sleep is needed by most, including me, but my body refuses to sleep. there’s too much on mind as of late. so many things am i thinking about, wondering how god will work this out.
this has varied a lot over the past couple weeks.
i’ve never known my heart could be so full. over the last few months, the lord has continually brought certain life goals and dreams to mind. at one point, i said to the lord, “i would love to do this, but i’m single and i can’t help others in this way until i’m married.” little did i know, the lord already had a plan and knew that i’d be needed for it, even before i thought that my plan would unfold.
reader, i am a living, breathing example that god does not forget anyone. whether you’ve been praying for an answer for a few minutes or a few years – he never forgets. he knows our innermost longings and what we need and when we’ll need it most. what i’ve been living through the past month couldn’t have come at a better time. some of you know bits and pieces of the last month, but i’m referring to the month as a whole.
the more i write about his faithfulness, the more i am grateful for it. i’ve never experienced the love of god nor his faithfulness in such concentrated doses before.
my heart is full! i’m in love with the god of the universe, who never ceases to continue to pursue me and show me that not only am i fiercely loved by him, so much so he would die on a cross and rise again for me, but he will always be faithful.
what a beautiful truth to rest safely in.
thank you so much for your encouraging words! i’m glad to hear it resonated with you. god is so faithful and you’re absolutely right, we should always take time to stop and thank him for what he has done, both after the answer comes and when still waiting in faith. be blessed!


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Hundreds of diverse clients. And more than 30 years of building long-lasting relationships, solving difficult challenges, and delivering exceptional results. That’s Monderer Design.
Our creative team is big enough to take on large-scale projects, and small enough to bring a lot of personal care and passion to every project. We’re committed to one shared goal – meeting your challenges. And we do it with a unique combination of talent and ingenuity, attention and efficiency.
We solve wide-ranging design and branding challenges. So what’s our ideal project? Yours.
Sure, every creative shop has a methodology with a ™ after it.
But it’s not just a name — it defines how we approach our work. We solve your unique branding challenges by creating a clear path from in-depth discovery to flawless execution, with close collaboration all along the way.
Our proven approach is informed by decades of experience with diverse, visionary clients, from educational institutions to technology leaders. And it’s fueled by our passion for smart design with a purpose — the kind that inspires action, creates value, and achieves amazing results.

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hundreds of diverse clients. and more than 30 years of building long-lasting relationships, solving difficult challenges, and delivering exceptional results. that’s monderer design.
our creative team is big enough to take on large-scale projects, and small enough to bring a lot of personal care and passion to every project. we’re committed to one shared goal – meeting your challenges. and we do it with a unique combination of talent and ingenuity, attention and efficiency.
we solve wide-ranging design and branding challenges. so what’s our ideal project? yours.
sure, every creative shop has a methodology with a ™ after it.
but it’s not just a name — it defines how we approach our work. we solve your unique branding challenges by creating a clear path from in-depth discovery to flawless execution, with close collaboration all along the way.
our proven approach is informed by decades of experience with diverse, visionary clients, from educational institutions to technology leaders. and it’s fueled by our passion for smart design with a purpose — the kind that inspires action, creates value, and achieves amazing results.


text: All available positions are listed below. Please click on a listed title for more information. XChangeConnection allows you to save searches, print details on positions and contact the business of your choice using our internal messaging system. Happy clicking!

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Transplus offers storage and haulage services using a large warehouse with the facility to store three hundred pallet spaces.
The warehouse is fully racked out, has closed circuit TV, and is fitted with an alarm system. The warehouse is open a 6.00am and normally closes at 7.00pm but because of the flexibility that we have, our customers can access their goods at almost any time of the day.
Transplus has recently offered a pick and pack operation with our customers that store goods with us.
The service has been a great success particularly with the customers that have not the time to pick and pack their products.
Because Transplus is a member of a pallet and parcel network we can pick pack and dispatch a product swiftly and without any iinconvenience to the customer.
If you’re looking for reliable and secure storage and haulage please contact us, we would be happy to discuss your requirements.
Professionalism combined with a "we care" attitude has secured the contract with them selves year after year.
Their next day delivery rate has been first class. I feel very comfortable that our goods are in safe hands, and will reach its destination on time.
Transplus supply a Cost Effective, Reliable, Friendly Service on a consistent basis which is always important for our Trade & Service Divisions both in the UK and Abroad.

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transplus offers storage and haulage services using a large warehouse with the facility to store three hundred pallet spaces.
the warehouse is fully racked out, has closed circuit tv, and is fitted with an alarm system. the warehouse is open a 6.00am and normally closes at 7.00pm but because of the flexibility that we have, our customers can access their goods at almost any time of the day.
transplus has recently offered a pick and pack operation with our customers that store goods with us.
the service has been a great success particularly with the customers that have not the time to pick and pack their products.
because transplus is a member of a pallet and parcel network we can pick pack and dispatch a product swiftly and without any iinconvenience to the customer.
if you’re looking for reliable and secure storage and haulage please contact us, we would be happy to discuss your requirements.
professionalism combined with a "we care" attitude has secured the contract with them selves year after year.
their next day delivery rate has been first class. i feel very comfortable that our goods are in safe hands, and will reach its destination on time.
transplus supply a cost effective, reliable, friendly service on a consistent basis which is always important for our trade & service divisions both in the uk and abroad.


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If the kitchen is the heart of your home, the pantry makes it thrive. Let us design the perfect pantry to complement your kitchen.
A built-in entertainment unit can merge function with beauty, providing storage space along with a stylish gathering place for your family.
Getting dressed should be the easiest part of your day, and a custom wardrobe can make that happen. Let us create a design that will let your style shine through.
A mudroom is the perfect room to help protect and preserve the rest of your home. Custom cabinetry can ensure there’s room for everything.
A laundry room is for more than laundry. With the right organization, it becomes a workroom for your whole home. Let us show you how!
Productivity is key for any home office, and the right design is critical. Let us design the perfect shelving for your office or library.
Bathrooms are often small but important parts of our home. By installing the perfect cabinetry, you can maximize a small space for big benefits.
Windows are the eyes to your home, and bench seats allow you to enjoy them inside. Let us design the perfect nook for sunning or reading.
We know renovations can be daunting. Our expert design consultants will guide you through the process from measuring your space, to providing advice on the latest trends. We’ll learn you desire, and then get to work on making your vision a reality.

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if the kitchen is the heart of your home, the pantry makes it thrive. let us design the perfect pantry to complement your kitchen.
a built-in entertainment unit can merge function with beauty, providing storage space along with a stylish gathering place for your family.
getting dressed should be the easiest part of your day, and a custom wardrobe can make that happen. let us create a design that will let your style shine through.
a mudroom is the perfect room to help protect and preserve the rest of your home. custom cabinetry can ensure there’s room for everything.
a laundry room is for more than laundry. with the right organization, it becomes a workroom for your whole home. let us show you how!
productivity is key for any home office, and the right design is critical. let us design the perfect shelving for your office or library.
bathrooms are often small but important parts of our home. by installing the perfect cabinetry, you can maximize a small space for big benefits.
windows are the eyes to your home, and bench seats allow you to enjoy them inside. let us design the perfect nook for sunning or reading.
we know renovations can be daunting. our expert design consultants will guide you through the process from measuring your space, to providing advice on the latest trends. we’ll learn you desire, and then get to work on making your vision a reality.


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The phrase “there’s no place like home,” can truth for many people especially when their home is clean. With over 10 years of junk removal experience, our team at Mr. Junk know the value of a clean home, but do you? Take a look at a few perks of having a clean home below.
Although this one may seem like a given, many homeowners know and understand that in order to minimize the allergens and bacteria you and your family are being exposed to that you must frequently clean your home. Cleaning with disinfectants reduces bacteria, keeping you and your family healthy. Without cleaning, allergens like dust mites, pet allergens and indoor mold can make its way into your home and begin to take a toll on you, your family’s and even your furry friend’s health. Cleaning your home also reduces your risk of coming in contact with these allergens.
As I’m sure you can imagine, having a clean home also helps minimize stress. Not only is cleaning a good stress-reducer but having a clean home also lowers your stress levels and leaves your home neat and organized. Everyone loves coming home to a clean home after a long day of work, right? Having an organized home also means finding things more easily, which leads to less daily stress (especially when you’re running out the door).
These are just a couple of the many perks that come with having a clean home. For more information about our junk services at Mr. Junk, visit our website or give us a call at (678)MR-JUNK1. Has Mr. Junk hauled away your junk? Rate and share your experience with our team in the review section of our Facebook today. We always enjoy hearing from you!

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the phrase “there’s no place like home,” can truth for many people especially when their home is clean. with over 10 years of junk removal experience, our team at mr. junk know the value of a clean home, but do you? take a look at a few perks of having a clean home below.
although this one may seem like a given, many homeowners know and understand that in order to minimize the allergens and bacteria you and your family are being exposed to that you must frequently clean your home. cleaning with disinfectants reduces bacteria, keeping you and your family healthy. without cleaning, allergens like dust mites, pet allergens and indoor mold can make its way into your home and begin to take a toll on you, your family’s and even your furry friend’s health. cleaning your home also reduces your risk of coming in contact with these allergens.
as i’m sure you can imagine, having a clean home also helps minimize stress. not only is cleaning a good stress-reducer but having a clean home also lowers your stress levels and leaves your home neat and organized. everyone loves coming home to a clean home after a long day of work, right? having an organized home also means finding things more easily, which leads to less daily stress (especially when you’re running out the door).
these are just a couple of the many perks that come with having a clean home. for more information about our junk services at mr. junk, visit our website or give us a call at (678)mr-junk1. has mr. junk hauled away your junk? rate and share your experience with our team in the review section of our facebook today. we always enjoy hearing from you!


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On July 20, 2016, New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo signed Executive Order No. 159 which establishes a permanent, statewide Joint Task Force on Employee Misclassification and Worker Exploitation. The task force includes 13 state agency partners.
Extended joint agency enforcement: Enforcement units throughout the state who currently investigate tips will be expanded to include more agencies covering more employers and more industries.
Greater agency enforcement resources: More agencies working together means more investigators and more capacity to protect vulnerable, low-wage workers.
Expanded referrals to district attorneys for criminal prosecution: The procedure of referring cases to county district attorneys who prosecute wage theft and unemployment insurance fraud will be expanded to include all exploited worker industries.
Expanded tip hotline: The existing hotline that receives tips from community groups of alleged misclassification will be expanded to include all exploited worker industries.

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on july 20, 2016, new york governor andrew m. cuomo signed executive order no. 159 which establishes a permanent, statewide joint task force on employee misclassification and worker exploitation. the task force includes 13 state agency partners.
extended joint agency enforcement: enforcement units throughout the state who currently investigate tips will be expanded to include more agencies covering more employers and more industries.
greater agency enforcement resources: more agencies working together means more investigators and more capacity to protect vulnerable, low-wage workers.
expanded referrals to district attorneys for criminal prosecution: the procedure of referring cases to county district attorneys who prosecute wage theft and unemployment insurance fraud will be expanded to include all exploited worker industries.
expanded tip hotline: the existing hotline that receives tips from community groups of alleged misclassification will be expanded to include all exploited worker industries.


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It’s outlandish how friends become enemies and enemies become friends on this in-depth video about Obama’s relationship (or lack thereof) with Biafra. Once you see it all together, the puzzle pieces begin to fall into place.
If Biafra made mistakes, Obama purposefully and consciously acted antagonistically towards Biafra.
The fact that his hostile behavior towards Biafra and his supportive attitude towards the Nigerians produced more terror and violence was irrelevant to him. It seems that Obama was trying to gain the approval of the Muslim countries by riding on Biafra’s back.
Obama, who appeared so supportive of Biafra before he entered office, made a strategy change the day he stepped into the White House. And he’s been following that dangerous game plan ever since.
It is obvious that Obama’s behavior went beyond just a strategic decision. In an infantile way he began publicly shaming Biafra and the Biafra leaders in every way he could.
One could barely call this type of behavior judicious, or even rational. Obama seemed to be governed by emotion and hatred. He seemed to be trying to take revenge or punish Biafra for reason that is incomprehensible.
And his actions as Ex-president have unmasked his supportive words of his candidacy.
GAME OVER: Is Trump Preparing to Slay the ‘Palestinian’ Fairy Tale?

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it’s outlandish how friends become enemies and enemies become friends on this in-depth video about obama’s relationship (or lack thereof) with biafra. once you see it all together, the puzzle pieces begin to fall into place.
if biafra made mistakes, obama purposefully and consciously acted antagonistically towards biafra.
the fact that his hostile behavior towards biafra and his supportive attitude towards the nigerians produced more terror and violence was irrelevant to him. it seems that obama was trying to gain the approval of the muslim countries by riding on biafra’s back.
obama, who appeared so supportive of biafra before he entered office, made a strategy change the day he stepped into the white house. and he’s been following that dangerous game plan ever since.
it is obvious that obama’s behavior went beyond just a strategic decision. in an infantile way he began publicly shaming biafra and the biafra leaders in every way he could.
one could barely call this type of behavior judicious, or even rational. obama seemed to be governed by emotion and hatred. he seemed to be trying to take revenge or punish biafra for reason that is incomprehensible.
and his actions as ex-president have unmasked his supportive words of his candidacy.
game over: is trump preparing to slay the ‘palestinian’ fairy tale?


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The manometer water column tends to break up sometimes -- adding a little detergent seems to help. Probably using larger diameter tubing for the manometer section would also help? A little ink in the manometer water makes it easier to read. If you are measuring flow in a closed system where the pressure can be fairly high, you would have to make the manometer and the connections to resist the... 15/10/2011�� Pretty simple really. First head over to bunnings and get a couple of meters of transparent plastic hose the right diameter for the job (roughly the same size as vacuum hose).
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15/10/2011�� Pretty simple really. First head over to bunnings and get a couple of meters of transparent plastic hose the right diameter for the job (roughly the same size as vacuum hose).

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the manometer water column tends to break up sometimes -- adding a little detergent seems to help. probably using larger diameter tubing for the manometer section would also help? a little ink in the manometer water makes it easier to read. if you are measuring flow in a closed system where the pressure can be fairly high, you would have to make the manometer and the connections to resist the... 15/10/2011�� pretty simple really. first head over to bunnings and get a couple of meters of transparent plastic hose the right diameter for the job (roughly the same size as vacuum hose).
20/04/2008�� building a manometer discussion in 'do it yourself - diy' started by c-snake, apr 17, 2008. page 1 of 2 1 2 next > c the other options are to do the math and build one side of the u-tube larger than the other, or make a scale that is easy to read across both sides of the tube. hmmmmm c-snake, apr 18, 2008. c-snake, apr 18, 2008 #6. luis h instructor, scuba # of dives: i'm a fish! � how to make simple meatballs without breadcrumbs 29/10/2015�� to check static pressure in a duct with a liquid manometer. it would need to be an inclined manometer. they are not cheap, and their use is limited. a digital dual port is a better choice. can be used for duct static, manifold pressure checks, and even flue draft checks if need be.
15/10/2011�� pretty simple really. first head over to bunnings and get a couple of meters of transparent plastic hose the right diameter for the job (roughly the same size as vacuum hose).


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want to know when we post more great deals from groupon?
groupon offers shark navigator professional lift-away upright vacuum on sale from $169.99 to $79.99 which saves you 59% of the regular price. shipping is free. its features include led headlights for vacuuming in darker places, detachable canister, and a filter designed to trap allergens and dust. over 1000 reviewers have given this vacuum an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars. this is a refurbished product. sales tax is charged in most states.
how was your experience with groupon?
how would you rate your overall shopping experience at groupon?
how would you rate the value of groupon's products & services?
how likely are you to recommend groupon to others?


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1. a dear friend experiencing deep grief in her heart.
highs and lows anyone else?
1. soaking up every bit of warmth possible by the woodstove.
2. linking arms with my husband and having him reach over with his other hand to caress mine.
3. letting go of judgement, asking for forgiveness and praying for the removal of the “plank” from my own eye.
1.starting a brand-new writing project in a steamy coffee shop on a comfy couch in the heart of Carytown with a friend who’s fun to write with and who’s a. waaay funny, b. prone to crying, even more than I am (this is such an awesome discovery, I can’t even tell you), and c. likes to talk to strangers (this is so foreign to me–I was so shy as a girl that I often could not even bring myself to order my own milk in restaurants)!
2.making an escape plan (the good kind–I’m not leaving my family or anything) to do work I love that will allow me to spend more time with my family.
4.I got Friday and today off from work and took my child to daycare both days so I can do some things for ME!!!
1.I’m in quite a bit of debt in addition to all our living expenses, and have realized that my paycheck is spent before I even get it. The odds are remote of having a pile of money fall out of the sky, like in that adorable movie, “Millions” (don’t you love that movie?), but I still hold out hope.
2.Yeast infections. Need I say more?
* ina garten’s boeuf bourguignon. there are no words sufficient enough to describe the glory.
* having a warm, safe place to live despite the vicious, bitter cold outside.
* making the executive decision that resting up for a big workweek ahead was more important than getting up to go the gym, and thus, sleeping in for a glorious four extra hours instead of waking up at 5am.
* a stupid, petty argument with The Hubs.
* having to keep a significant secret for a loved one, from other loved ones, about some Very Big News That Cannot Be Revealed Yet.
* working alllllll weekend long after working late evvvvvvery night last week and working from home today even though our office is closed. blech.

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1. a dear friend experiencing deep grief in her heart.
highs and lows anyone else?
1. soaking up every bit of warmth possible by the woodstove.
2. linking arms with my husband and having him reach over with his other hand to caress mine.
3. letting go of judgement, asking for forgiveness and praying for the removal of the “plank” from my own eye.
1.starting a brand-new writing project in a steamy coffee shop on a comfy couch in the heart of carytown with a friend who’s fun to write with and who’s a. waaay funny, b. prone to crying, even more than i am (this is such an awesome discovery, i can’t even tell you), and c. likes to talk to strangers (this is so foreign to me–i was so shy as a girl that i often could not even bring myself to order my own milk in restaurants)!
2.making an escape plan (the good kind–i’m not leaving my family or anything) to do work i love that will allow me to spend more time with my family.
4.i got friday and today off from work and took my child to daycare both days so i can do some things for me!!!
1.i’m in quite a bit of debt in addition to all our living expenses, and have realized that my paycheck is spent before i even get it. the odds are remote of having a pile of money fall out of the sky, like in that adorable movie, “millions” (don’t you love that movie?), but i still hold out hope.
2.yeast infections. need i say more?
* ina garten’s boeuf bourguignon. there are no words sufficient enough to describe the glory.
* having a warm, safe place to live despite the vicious, bitter cold outside.
* making the executive decision that resting up for a big workweek ahead was more important than getting up to go the gym, and thus, sleeping in for a glorious four extra hours instead of waking up at 5am.
* a stupid, petty argument with the hubs.
* having to keep a significant secret for a loved one, from other loved ones, about some very big news that cannot be revealed yet.
* working alllllll weekend long after working late evvvvvvery night last week and working from home today even though our office is closed. blech.