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Android Games and Game Reviews: SCT Smash
I could use a good music game I thought as I downloaded SCT Smash. Back in 2005 I really got into Dance Dance Revolution and, in addition to losing a lot of weight that has since come right back, it was a blast to play. Addictive! There were songs that would call me back to play that game every night. I know DDR clones on a phone are a bit lame, but they can still be fun if you let your fingers do the dancing instead. I thought that's where SCT Smash looked like it was headed.
SCT Smash is a simple game. There's a big, wooden mallet that taps on some blocks and musical notes march towards the trees chiming away with every step. Ding ding dong... ding ding dong... Once a note reaches one of these blocks you have to strike it with the mallet. If it makes it past the block then you lose a life and you start with three lives. Every note you smash is worth a point. Smash 200 and you get an extra life although fat chance that will happen.
The graphics are pretty good and somewhat interesting in this game. I have no idea why there are two trees with a giant, floating mallet between them. I guess I don't need to know why. The sound... well, it's just the click of the notes and the smash of the hammer with the exception of some very pretty music that makes losing more appealing that winning. The game's two big, glaring problems are...
1) The controls just aren't well done here. They're simple, but they're not smooth. Tap on the left/right sides of the screen to move the hammer. Tap on the hammer to strike. Sounds easy enough and it is, but it so annoying having to tap three times to quickly squash a note on the other side of the screen that landed there during the same cycle and it certainly isn't fun. It feels like busy work. Some games are hard because they're challenging. This is hard because it's a pain do.
2) In a music game I'd expect the music to play a major part in it. DDR was addicting because as I jumped around it was as if I was at one with the song. It almost felt like I was conducting it. It was a beautiful feeling. Here, there's no real 'music'. Instead it's random chimes and hammer smashes. I hoped that I'd be playing a little ditty like some of the pocket piano programs do. This game doesn't draw me in at all.
It didn't take long for me to tire of SCT Smash at all. It's pretty clear there's some talent behind this game with respect to the arts, but execution of a game is absent. There's also this odd feeling as the way the game zooms in to this cluster of trees made me feel like I was about to bear witness to a masterpiece. I'm always up for something cool and innovative and wondered if that's where this was headed versus games like DDR, but instead it's several steps back. If the notes simply scrolled and I tapped where the hammer was supposed to tap I'd have been satisfied. Take a look at the video of game play below where the author prooves he's a lot better than me at this game (although the video doesn't appear to be the Android version as the 'lose a life' music doesn't match... it's better on Android). 2/5 stars for a game that's missing the fun.
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I encourage you to play out the vote- in your head or on your comment.- describe how you see the match going down- but please make your vote clear- and post your vote seperate from your comment- thanks!- "Snubby" van Noiror- Thai Cefalopoboxer
I think that Thai Cefalopoboxer would move a lot faster then "Snubby".I image many arms wrapping around Snubby's stubby arms and keeping them from shooting. Then a fuious beating from Thai Cefalopoboxer's free arms.Winner: - Thai Cefalopoboxer
Thai Cefalopoboxer !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I see a very Indiana Jones-esque fight, wherein the eight flashing arms of Thai Cefalopoboxer launch towards Snubby, the fight ending w/two quick fist-sized shots to the head.Snubby
Thai Cefalopoboxer
Twelve-footed octopus? I predict an inky attack from the cephalopod to blind Snubby, then a crushing twelve-handed hug for the win. Then maybe some chanting: Koomatay! Koomatay!Thai Cefalopoboxer!
What's Thai gonen do, kick the guns out of Snubby's hands? Oh wait, they ARE his hands. Snubby Van Noir blows him away but good.
Thai Cefalopoboxerd.
Winner-Thai Cefalopoboxer!
the power of Muay Thai... times eight!Thai Cefalopoboxer
A Boxtopus? Wow! I don't think there's much contest here, sorry Snubby. I wonder if Thai will end up facing off against the Red Raja?Winner: Thai Cefalopoboxer
thai cefaloboxer
Barely avoiding Thai's quick jabbing tentacles, Snubby fires away and hits his mark. He wins...but passes out from exertion shortly after.WINNER:SNUBBY VAN NOIR!
I frickin' love Thai Cefalopoboxer. He wins
Thai has very long arms while Snubby has very short arms, although they can fire bullets. I think Thai is just more agile this time. Thai Cefalopoboxer.
I'm thinking "Snubby" van Noir needs a vote, so I'm voting for "Snubby" van Noir. Circular logic, that.
Snubby has come up in the world, a long way from whence he had arms to carry pistols. There is a lot to be said too about his Italian - power for eating sea food...Snubby for the kill
c'mon, who doesn't want to see Red Raja take on Thai Cefalopoboxer?Thai Cefalopoboxer
mmm... thai...a dodecapus trained in muay thai with tentacles that could reach across the stage faster than you can think.knock outthai snuffleupagus!
Ceflopods are smart, they can open jars which means they can probably outsmar a bullet...my vote Tai Cefalopoboxer
If, when choosing a prosthesis, the patient asks for two giant snub nose revolvers, you know he means business."Snubby" van Noir.
Sure, I have a soft spot for tentacles... Regardless, everyone knows a big part of mastering Thai boxing techniques entails learning to dodge and deflect bullets while wearing blindfolds, a big bib, and powder blue ballet slippers. Winner: Thai Cefalopoboxer
For the Win:Thai Cefalopoboxer!
Snubby van Noir
Thai Cefalopoboxer!
- Thai Cefalopoboxer
snubby for the win!
"Snubby's" got style but Thai Cefalopoboxer's got the moves.Thai Cefalopoboxer for the win.
wow--cefalopoboxer!
WOW...:DTHAI CEFALOPOBOXER
Hmn. I see what you mean.TC FTK
Snubby at first appeared to lose, but when the final votes were counted it became apparent that he had won by a landslide.Thai Cefaloboxer disappeared shortly after the match under mysterious circumstances. So did the gambling commissioner and Thai's manager.Snubby's casino has a freshly paved parking lot.Snubby wins!!!
Thai celafopoboxer ! So many arms !
Thai Cefalopoboxer has twelve limbs of beatdown, and while Snubby might have twelve bullets to match he can only get off two shots at a time and Octopi can regenerate lost limbs and parts... Snubby is out before he gets off the second shot.Thai Cefalopoboxer ftw!
It looks like Snubby guns only shoot in one direction from his sides, and not forward. I think Thai's fancy footwork can easily outmanover Snubby, as he pummels the snot outta him.Thai Cefalopoboxer.
Tai Cefaloboxer
Snubby's seen worse.- "Snubby" van Noir
So long as Snubby has done his homework he'll know that the octopus keeps its balls in its head ! One head shot and its all over- "Snubby" van Noir
Snubby's got an advantage by packing heat, and I'm sure he's developed a good system of aiming and firing quickly. But Thai looks speedier, and if he gets in contact with the Snub, it won't matter how many bullets he's got.I give this win to Thai Cefalopoboxer
Winner: Thai Cefalopoboxer
Thai Cefalopoboxer!!!!!!!!!!!

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PlayN / tripleplay - Simple Progressbar
Since there is no default progressbar widget in the tripleplay gui framework, I've build my own one. Feel free to use, improvements are appreciated. I use it for the visualization of creature's lifeenergy in my game.
package de.creaturewars.client.gui;
import tripleplay.ui.Background;
import tripleplay.ui.SizableGroup;
import tripleplay.ui.Style;
import tripleplay.ui.layout.AxisLayout;
* @author Paul Weibert
public class ProgressBar extends SizableGroup {
private final int BAR_COLOR = 0xff379aff;
private final int EMPTY_COLOR = 0xff000000;
private float maxValue = 100;
private SizableGroup bar;
private float barHeight = 10;
public ProgressBar(float width, float height) {
super(AxisLayout.horizontal());
this.preferredSize.update(width, height);
this.addStyles(Style.HALIGN.left);
this.bar = new SizableGroup(AxisLayout.horizontal());
this.addStyles(Style.BACKGROUND.is(Background.solid(EMPTY_COLOR)));
this.bar.setStyles(Style.BACKGROUND.is(Background.solid(BAR_COLOR)));
this.bar.addStyles(Style.HALIGN.left);
private void dataChanged() {
float w = this.preferredSize.get().width();
float qoutient = w / maxValue;
float barWidth = qoutient * value;
final float maxWidth = this.preferredSize.get().width();
if(barWidth > maxWidth){
barWidth = maxWidth;
bar.preferredSize.update(barWidth, barHeight);
public void setBarHeight(float barHeight) {
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Daily Archives: November 10, 2007	Come full circle, get a grant	Nov 10
Today’s junk mail: not quite pure junk. The local bus company has done a rebranding exercise on the Plymouth-Tavistock route, and is leafleting the area about it. In with the junk was a new paper timetable, which I might use instead of traveline (at least until I inevitably lose it).
This particular route has always[1] had an excellent bus service: more like an urban route than a rural one. They’ve been up to 3 buses an hour at peak times, with an hourly evening service up to a last bus back at 23:45. According to the leaflets, that’s now rising to a peak of 4 per hour, with evening services remaining as before.
I had actually noticed the changes, though I didn’t know they were part of a full-blown rebranding exercise. The buses have got new colours (hideous in purple and pink). The timetables had clearly changed: I’d seen a bus at a time I knew no bus goes, and (suspecting a change in those I do use) checked the timetable.
Among the changes, a real improvement. Or rather, one particularly stupid change from a couple of years back undone. We’re back to only some of the buses faffing about in a tedious detour into Derriford Hospital. Now it’s fair that some buses should go there: people going to the region’s biggest hospital are likely to include some with mobility problems. But for any able-bodied person, it’s quicker to walk from the main route to/from the hospital than it is for the bus to make the tortuous detour through heavy traffic. And for the vast majority who have no interest in the hospital, that tedious delay is the biggest single reason not to use the bus!
Another reversal: we’ll again have some buses going Plymouth-Tavistock via the railway station. That could be a welcome change at the end of a long journey, but alas only during working hours, so I’m unlikely to get much use of it. It’s also a mixed blessing: when all the buses took the same route, one could always know where to catch the next one!
The other aspect of this is that they’ve got a grant for this re-branding exercise: three years of public funding. The lesson appears to be, gradually reduce the service until you get paid to restore it. Alas, the grant appears to have been absorbed by consultants and paint jobs: the fares (which are up 50% in the last 3 years) aren’t coming down. Maybe the drivers and mechanics are seeing some benefit, but I don’t expect it’s very much.
[1] For values of “always” exceeding my time in the area, since I returned from Italy to the UK in the late ’90s.
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'ROYALTY' - Royal Bed and Breakfast, Penticton Traveller Reviews - TripAdvisor
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Reviewed 5 May 2012 JC W
'Home away from home'. However I did not feel like a 'King'. I felt more like a "PRINCESS"Thanks Barb! :)I loved the quiet, peacefulness of this beautiful, serene location. Private rooms with luxurious beds (no 'peas' here - haha) and slept soundly. Nice bright roomy bathrooms (important for girls). Wonderful large open space, several common relaxing areas, large deck and hot tub with amazing priceless view, extremely clean with attention to detail, always delicious interesting themed food and of course friendly pleasant service with a smile. I actually LOST weight! (intended) because Barb was flexible and supportive of my specific needs. Barb is very accommodating, as I came on a diet, and knew much about different food plans and choices. While not in your face, she is available at the 'touch of a button'. I could reach her anywhere outside the home or inside, at the several phones located throughout the house. She trusted me to contact her if I needed anything as I trusted her with my stay to be comfortable. Though no massage this time, I'm looking forward to it next time when I am ready to be pampered and spoiled!Thankfully, JC :)
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC RoyalBarb, Owner at Royal Bed and Breakfast, responded to this review, 31 May 2012 Thank you for taking the time to review Royal Bed and Breakfast. It sounds like you enjoyed yourself, despite the fact your were traveling alone and on a diet! Congratulations on your weight loss. Wish I could take the credit, but I hardly doubt the 2 breakfast's I cooked for could account for that. Perhaps, just getting away and "De-stressing "for a couple of days had something to do with it. I do thought, recognize how hard it is to travel while on any sort of special diet. And when we are informed of such special needs ahead of time, we are quite willing to work with you to ensure your dietary restrictions do not detract from the "Royal Experience". Regarding your next visit - if you want that massage, be sure to book in advance to take advantage of the Masseuse's 20% discount offered to guests who book before their arrival.
This was our first experience in a B&B, and we decided not to visit one again.There was not service at all!!! As the name says, there was a bed, and there was breakfast.The website says that you will fell like a king.. We felt like we paid a lot to stay in someone’s house.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC RoyalBarb, Owner at Royal Bed and Breakfast, responded to this review, 31 May 2012 We were sad to read that your first B&B stay was not what you had imagined it would be. It is a challenge to anticipate what each of our guests needs will be. And apparently we failed in your case. Please accept our sincere apologies. After opening our home for to travelers for over 10 years now, we have certainly entertained quite a variety of guests. It has been our experience that most guests appreciate us not hovering around them constatly. Once we have checked them in and toured them through the guest areas, we try to give them privacy. In the event that they need some sort of “service”, we provide two telephone numbers to contact us. And of course, since our living quarters are in the house, we are usually not far away to look after things. Too bad you did not make us aware of your special needs. Had we known, we certainly would have made every effort to accommodate you. Now that some time has passed, perhaps you may have reconsidered another stay in a B&B. If so, please do not hesitate to let your host know if you have special needs or “services” to be rendered. Typically your bed and breakfast host will provide spotlessly clean guest areas, and a deliciously hot breakfast. We also generally take the time at check in, and during breakfast hours to enjoy a bit of social interchange, sharing local tourist information. And for extra special occasions where a bit of “special service” may be required – please consider the packages offered at the B&B. For example, here at Royal B&B, we have a great Romance package that provides a complimentary bottle of wine, flowers in the room, massages, and a dinner certificate at a local restaurant. Concerning your comment about paying a lot to stay in someone's house. Don't forget that a B&B is someone's house. They vary in size and style. This is typically what draws most guest to staying at a B&B rather than in a hotel. Thankfully in today's world you can research your B&B on the internet before you make your reservation. You will find lots of pictures, and guest reviews, as well as prices. We do suggest you research the areas you are visiting to find the accommodation that most matches your lifestyle, tastes, and budget. There should be no unexpected disappointments when you arrive. In your case – since you arrived with your family, I can assume you would have stayed in our Family Suite (since we do not book tour 1 bedroom units to families). In this case, you were provided with much more than a bed and a breakfast. Our family suite, consists of 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and a designated TV/sitting room (with a total of over 500 square feet of living space), plus full access to our outside deck and yard. With 2 large screen TV', Wireless Internet, hot tub and more – we feel the Family Suite is priced fairly. In fact we find it to be our most popular unit during the summer months, as it is very difficult for families to find suitable accommodations.
WE spent four memorable nights in ric and barbs beautiful home and enjoyed every minute of it. Gained a few pounds due to the breakfasts barb served up and enjoyed her great sense of humour that she shared with us. glass of wine in the hot tub before bed and then a very quiet, blissful sleep in the king size bed.Would highly recomend to anyone wanting to be pampered and enjoys a little luxury on their vacation.hope coco's doing o.k.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC RoyalBarb, Owner at Royal Bed and Breakfast, responded to this review, 17 January 2012 Thank you for your review. Sorry about the "extra pounds"... perhaps next time you will request a low cal menu!Coco is still with us. He is having a very difficult time getting around, but seems happy. By the way, he too has put on a few extra pounds! On another note, our little female Shih Tzu, was attacked by 2 coyotees a couple of months ago. Well.... it was her fault - she chased after them, and they couldn't resist that tender morsel! Amazingly she got away from them and her stitches are all healed up now. We are so happy to still have her! Hope to see you again soon.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC RoyalBarb, Owner at Royal Bed and Breakfast, responded to this review, 17 January 2012 Glad you had a "wonderful restful 2 night stay" despite the unusually stormy August weather (as depicted in your picture).... Next time, lets hope for more sunshine!. And, if you want to see that view from your room, let us know when you book your stay with us, and we will reserve the King's Palace for you. In that room you will be gently awaken each day with the morning sun overlooking Okanagan lake.
Beautiful, spacious, clean and quiet accommodation with breakfast fit for a king !We have been to a lot of B & B and Royal B & B is definitely one of the very best. Delicious breakfast with so many variety of dishes - fresh scones and fresh apricot pie right out of the oven! Yummy sausages and crepes, fresh fruits, juice, coffee/tea. The breakfast menu changes every day! We feel very spoiled by Barb. We highly recommend Royal B &B to our family and friends. Definitely great value! Thank you Barb!
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC RoyalBarb, Owner at Royal Bed and Breakfast, responded to this review, 17 January 2012 Wow! What a lovely recommendation. We have been in this business for over 9 years now and recognize that our guests are our best advertisers. It is only through such recommendations such as yours that we are able to stay in business, especially through the past couple of years. Thank you, and all of our guests, for making our experience hosting Penticton's visitors a most enjoyable one. Not only do we get to meet interesting people from all over the world, but we truly enjoy sharing what we have with people who appreciate our efforts.Looking forward to accommodating you and your friends again!
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Blogs with Bite: Top 10 Horror Novels of ALL TIME!
In celebration of our Macabre May we are giving away a copy of Michael F. Stewarts THE SAND DRAGON. Enter today!
Were you a horror aficionado as a teen, like me? Or are you still to this day? Scary movies? Ghost stories? What freaks you out?
Personally I find a novel will leave me scared beyond reason much more than these blood and guts movies that Hollywood puts out (those just leave me nauseous...i.e. The Human Centipede trailer - thanks Jaime for spreading that one around!). Goodreads.com has a listopia of BEST HORROR NOVELS, here are the Top 10. What do you think? What is your #1 Scariest Book?
All descriptions taken from goodreads.com #10 The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson
#9 Pet Sematary by Stephen King
The Creeds were an ideal family. When they found the old house in rural Maine, they thought it was too good to be true. It was. #8 Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
The epic battle between man and monster reaches its greatest pitch in the famous story of Frankenstein. In trying to create life, the young student Victor Frankenstein unleashes forces beyond his control, setting into motion a long and tragic chain of events that brings Victor himself to the very brink. How he tries to destroy his creation, as it destroys everything Victor loves, is a powerful story of love, friendship …and horror. #7 The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty
#6 I Am Legend by Richard Matheson
# 5 The Stand by Stephen King
This is the way the world ends: with a nanosecond of computer error in a Defense Department laboratory and a million casual contacts that form the links in a chain letter of death. And here is the bleak new world of the day after: a world stripped of its institutions and emptied of 99 percent of its people. A world in which a handful of panicky survivors choose sides -- or are chosen. A world in which good rides on the frail shoulders of the 108-year-old Mother Abigail -- and the worst nightmares of evil are embodied in a man with a lethal smile and unspeakable powers: Randall Flagg, the dark man. # 4 Salem's Lot by Stephen King
# 3 Dracula by Bram Stoker
The aristocratic vampire that haunts the Transylvanian countryside has captivated readers' imaginations since it was first published in 1897. Hindle asserts that Dracula depicts an embattled man's struggle to recover his "deepest sense of himself as a man", making it the "ultimate terror myth". # 2 It by Stephen King
In the spring of 1985, It has returned. Every twenty-seven years since the dawn of time, It--an unearthly creature who lives in the unmapped labyrinth of sewers beneath Derry--comes back to murder and mutilate small children and adults. Only seven people have faced It and lived to tell the tale: horror novelist Bill Denbrough, architect Ben Hanscom, Derry librarian Mike Hanlon, radio disc jockey Richie Tozier, limousine driver Eddie Kasbrak, fashion designer Beverly Rogan, and accountant Stan Uris. Twenty-seven years ago they formed the Losers Club, bonded by their physical and social differences and by their terrifying encounters with the many different forms It can take.
# 1 The Shining by Stephen King
Do you agree with this list? If not you can vote on that list and move up your own scary books to the top of the list. Personally I Am Legend didn't scare me a bit, and King's short stories and novellas (The Mist, The Jaunt) freak me out a lot more than his large 1000 page novels like The Stand and It. Also I believe Koontz should be in the top 10 replacing some King. The Bad Place knocked my socks off. But - the scariest book I ever read was a "supposed" true story. Alien abductions scare me! So, Communion by Whitley Strieber is my #1 Scariest Novel. What is Yours?
what noo dean kootz, he scared me and thats a great horror list.
The Shining was pretty freaky!! I think my scariest book is The Stand or Rosemarys Baby....
It takes a lot to scare me. I started reading King when I was 13. LOL But one book, that still gives me shivers when I think about it is Rick Hautala's Night Stone. One of the few books that gave me nightmares!
I have to agree with 5 Monkeys and say what no Koontz..he has some great books..as well as John Saul.I do love me some Steven King though..The Shining is just freaky. I don't think the Stand was scary at all but it was awesome. It scared me more as a movie than a book. Never read The Exorcist but if its a creepy as the movie..not sure I want to..LOL
I think there's too much Stephen King on the list. I've read much scarier books by lesser known authors. I like Stephen King, but he should have maybe one book on the list. And I think Dracula is an overrated and extremely boring book.
I definitely agree with putting THE SHINING at the #1 spot. It is by far my favorite horror novel.RE Koontz: Two other horror novels in my top 5 are early Koontz. MIDNIGHT and THE SERVANTS OF TWILIGHT are both exceptional reads.
I'm so not a horror person..I watched the shining movie years ago and I still walk around saying "redrum redrum"


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inadequate warnings labels concerning mobile phones health dangers .the majority of people think cellular phones are safe devices .regrettably, this is far from true .these days a great number of experts are warning us of harmful health aspects associated with mobile devices use .among the issues are potential cancer related risks after long term use of over a decade ,even for a fairly small number of minutes per day (less than 40 minutes absorption ).radiation possible risks are a real worry and dilemma .
this is why the FCC asks that all cell phone manufacturers warn users that a mobile phone radiation level may be perilous if held in the pants pocket. unfortunately cell phones companies are putting this info far from reach in a web page on the company site ,buried in a pile of text a place most of the users are ever going to view .the reason the FCC calls for companies to include this safety warnings is simply because the radiation tests that measure the device sar (Specific Absorption Rate) level ,are assessed not when the phone is attached to the body but with a .6 - 1 " from the body distance .all body checks take for granted that people today take their cell phones in holster and not in pockets .truth be told the majority of people avoid using holster and surprisingly, instead they put the cell phone in pants pockets and shirt pockets subjecting them self to higher radiation levels than authorized by the fcc as safe for use .fcc highest authorized sar rating for any device is 1.6 watt/kg , quite a few products sold today are very near to that maximum allowed sar level .
nevertheless any time you attach this mobile phones to a human being body the sar levels can get higher as 12 times more than if you kept it 6 - 1 " away from the body as it was tested for.this approach puts people in increased danger of exposure and why we assume a far better warning labels needs to be placed by mobile phone manufactures .it is recommended to check online your current cell phone radiation sar level and discover your position from a radiation viewpoint .
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Peavy, White Sox beat Verlander, Tigers 7-4 - Yahoo Sports
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CHICAGO (AP) -- If Thursday was Jake Peavy's last start with the White Sox, he wanted a reminder of his days in Chicago.Peavy chose to have the White Sox wear the team's 1983 throwback jerseys, then outpitched Justin Verlander in a 7-4 victory over the Detroit Tigers.Peavy (8-4) has been the subject of trade speculation as the July 31 deadline approaches. He hadn't pitched in the old-style uniforms - usually reserved for Sundays - and knew that with multiple scouts watching him, it might be his last chance.The fans also recognized Thursday might have been the end for Peavy in Chicago, and they gave him standing ovations following the seventh inning and when he was relieved in the eighth after giving up Brayan Pena's home run.''It was very humbling. It was emotional for me,'' Peavy said. ''If it was the last time I pitch here at U.S. Cellular Field, with this uniform on, it was a nice way to go out. It meant the absolute world to me. I hope everyone knows that.''The Tigers again played minus Miguel Cabrera and had their four-game winning streak end. The AL MVP missed his third straight game because of an injured left hip flexor.Cabrera's status for Friday night's home game against Philadelphia was uncertain.''I'm not going to do anything stupid,'' Tigers manager Jim Leyland said. ''Just have to wait and see how he comes in tomorrow.''Torii Hunter homered for the third time in the series. But the Tigers outfielder exited in the eighth and is day to day with a sore left Achilles.Peavy was acquired from San Diego on July 31, 2009, and re-signed for two years with the White Sox last October. He didn't get no-trade protection because he figured Chicago, which won 85 games in 2012, would be in contention this season.That, however, isn't the case. Peavy helped Chicago avoid falling 21 games below .500.
Peavy said again that he's open to either staying in Chicago or leaving for a contending team.''I'll be happy to stay here and be the best teammate I can be, grind it out the rest of the season and make sure we keep playing hard and show up to win every day,'' Peavy said.''If I get traded, I'll give the boys a big hug and make sure a few tears will be shed, leaving the friendships here. And I'll go play as hard as I can to help the next ballclub I'm on, if that happens. Just going to take it in and we'll see how the next few days play out,'' he said.White Sox manager Robin Ventura doesn't have a say in Peavy's future. If he did, he'd push for the 2007 NL Cy Young Award winner to stay in Chicago.''It's one of those I enjoy him being on our team. I know what he means,'' Ventura said. ''I don't make that decision so, again, I'm the guy that's appreciating just him being on our team right now. I hope he's here through next year, too.''
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Peavy allowed four hits, three of them homers, and four hits while striking out seven in the matchup of former Cy Young winners.In two starts since returning from the disabled list with a broken left rib, Peavy is 2-0 and has given up six earned runs in 13 innings.Verlander (10-8) gave up seven runs and 11 hits in six innings. Tyler Flowers, catching for the first time since July 21, homered off the Tigers star.''Today, as funny as it sounds, was a step in the right direction,'' Verlander said. ''I thought my stuff was the best it's been all year. It was just a little erratic.''Addison Reed allowed the tying run to get to the plate in the ninth but struck out Pena to pick up his 26th save in 30 tries, keeping the White Sox from getting swept in a four-game series at home by Detroit for the first time since June 20-22, 1980.
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Verlander, who fell to 0-2 against the White Sox this season, struggled early.Chicago scored twice in the first for its first lead in the series. Paul Konerko and Jeff Keppinger hit RBI singles with two outs.Peavy allowed his first hit in the fourth when Austin Jackson singled. Hunter followed with his 10th homer.The White Sox scored four times in the bottom half. Flowers hit an RBI double off left fielder Andy Dirks' glove, Alexei Ramirez had a two-run single and Alex Rios singled home a run.Flowers homered in the sixth. Victor Martinez connected for the Tigers in the seventh.NOTES: White Sox RHP Jesse Crain, out since July 3 with a strained right shoulder, played catch but pitching coach Don Cooper termed it a ''slight'' setback. Crain did not throw a bullpen session as hoped. ... Leyland said closer Joaquin Benoit, who worked in three of Detroit's previous four games, was unavailable. ... White Sox 2B Gordon Beckham was out of the lineup for the fifth straight game with a strained left wrist but could play Friday. .... Tigers 2B Omar Infante, on a rehab assignment with Single-A West Michigan after spraining his left ankle July 3, could return to the Tigers on Friday if he feels ready to return. ... LHP Darin Downs, on the DL since July 7, was also scheduled to make a rehab appearance Thursday for West Michigan. ... Jose Quintana (5-2, 3.61) will pitch Friday for the White Sox in Chicago against the Royals' James Shields (4-7, 3.24). ... The Tigers' Doug Fister (8-5, 3.90) will face Philadelphia's Cole Hamels (4-12, 4.16) in Detroit.Sports & RecreationBaseballWhite SoxDetroit TigersJake PeavyJustin Verlander


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Edwin asked in Arts & HumanitiesVisual ArtsPhotography · 1 month ago
Is there any clue for revealing what's behind a person inside HD digital photos that does not involve x-ray and reflection using strong advanced photo editing software
Your question screams TROLL!, but I'll bite anyways.
No. The image only contains information about light reflecting off of the surfaces within the frame. Since light does not enter the insides of the human body, there is therefore no light to record. You therefore must use some other form of photography such as X-ray.
There's no app or any kind of software that can see "inside" the photo of a body since there was never any information recorded. The form of the body in an image is nothing more than a series of colored pixels or dots that are organized in the shape of a the human form.
This does not make sense. No photo editing program knows what object is behind the foreground. Now, if you're trying to remove an object that is obstructing, sampling the image is necessary. Make sure you provide an example next time.


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A prayer for today | Edward says…
November 18, 2011 / edward07
We are in the final moments before the execution of another human being. We have heard the voices of victims’ families and the arguments for and against what is about to happen. We cannot tear ourselves away from the news reports giving us a minute by minute timeline of events. We await a final word of what is not going to be a fully satisfying outcome. This person’s death will not restore the lives lost. This person’s sentence does not quell the anger that others feel at the horrible things done to others.
Do we mirror the crowds in Jerusalem those many years ago: some calling out for an execution, others pleading for a different outcome, and still others who remain silent? While we acknowledge that the circumstances of that day are vastly different from today’s event, we cannot escape similar emotions.
Have mercy on us, O God. We seek justice for victims but is this the way? It feels more like revenge when we use the words “an eye for an eye.”
You have shown us mercy, teach us how to be merciful yet just in our dealings with those who violate the structure and trust of our society.
Comfort us all today for we need it. Abide with us in this moment of anxiety and angst. Reassure us that you are in control.
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Posted by Dan Draney on March 4, 2010
Sometimes reality just smacks you in the face when you’re a member of the so-called “reality-based community.” Such is the situation with the Obama Administration’s foolish plan to try Khalid Sheik Mohammed in a civilian court in Manhattan. First the venue was quashed; now we hear via the WaPo Obama advisers set to recommend military tribunals for alleged 9/11 plotters.
Gotta love the WaPo spin machine explaining how the “bipartisan opposition” is “mainly from Republicans.” Apparently we’re about to see yet another silent vindication of the much-criticized Bush anti-terrorism policies. It won’t be the last.
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Willy Nilly Week Two: The Puppies Come Around
After selling out three of our four performances so far, the public is coming around to what we knew the whole time: Willy Nilly is psychogroovatronadelafreakic. For your delectation, here is this week’s roundup of press – all of it is great, actually, even the one negative review from the guy who was offended (it’s an offensive show!). Still here it all is, in a rough spectrum from rave to grave:
Over at Off-Off Blogway, Ludlow Lad makes us a Fringe recommendation and calls the production “outstanding”: http://ooblogway.blogspot.com/2009/08/fringenyc-2009-recommendations-part-2.html
In the midst of a rigorous grokking of the show at the ComicCritique Blog, Friend of Piper Adam McGovern calls Willy “the most hilarious show about brainwashing and ritual slaughter you may see all month!”: http://blog.comiccritique.com/?p=72
Fusion on the Fly revisits the show and says it has “hit potential” – “It is wild, free wheeling and a little 'off' in a good way”: http://chefprivato.blogspot.com/2009/08/fringe-actor-promotionsmore-eats-and.html
Esteemed colleague Michael Roderick, over at One Producer in the City, says “With crazy music, a twist on a dream ballet you have to see to believe, and plenty of double entendre, this is a show that truly lives on the Fringe”: http://oneproducerinthecity.typepad.com/one_producer_in_the_city/2009/08/oh-a-fringeing-i-will-go.html
Trav S.D. gets the bigshot interview treatment at Paper Magazine: http://www.papermag.com/blogs/2009/08/stage_notes_willy_nilly.php
Jeff Lewonczyk is given full rein to talk till he’s blue in the face on Playbill Radio: http://www.playbillradio.com/podcast/podcast.html?item_id=1406
Patrick Lee at Just Shows To Go You says, “My reaction to this one-act musical went from mild amusement to annoyed tolerance to outright loathing within 20 minutes… a new low in cynicism.” That’s hard to top: http://justshowstogoyou.com/blog/2009/08/23/willy-nilly/
Our final performance on Saturday night is, regrettably (for you, not us) sold out. Keep your fingers and devil-horns crossed for an extension!
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Remembering that ‘Freedom’ isn’t ‘Free’ this Independence Day | Contra Costa Republican
As I gather this Independence Day with family and friends to celebrate the birthday of the greatest nation on the face of this earth, I would like to remind all of you that the freedoms we enjoy today are not free.
Since our forefathers formed this nation 236 years ago, more than 1.3 million citizens who have worn the uniforms of the Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines and U.S. Coast Guard have died fighting for the freedoms we enjoy today and another 1.5 million have been wounded. In our most recent wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, 6,300 have paid the ultimate price with their lives and nearly 42,000 have been wounded.
I would also point out the thousands of brave men and women who have died in the line of duty protecting our daily freedoms as members of local police forces and firefighters.
My fellow citizens, the freedoms we enjoy on this Independence Day have come at a steep price. So as you gather with family and friends and enjoy a barbecue, go to an Independence Day Parade, or take in a fireworks show to honor this nation, take a moment to remember all those who gave their lives to protect the freedoms we enjoy today. Also remember all those serving around the world today, including our local police and firefighters and those in harm’s way in the Middle East.
May each of you enjoy this July 4th holiday and may God continue to bless each one of you and may God bless America.
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The Strength of Faith: Gardening Aspirations
At some point last July, I took advantage of a Thursday night on-call (which meant I recovered at home on Friday and still had the whole weekend free) and joined my Aunt Jen and her fiance on a family vacation in Gaylesville, Alabama (they were up from Florida).
What's in Gaylesville? Well ... not much. Lots of farm land. Lots of beautiful views. Lots of nice people. One intersection.
Lots of photo opportunities ...
It was such a wonderful escape from CPE. I left Gaylesville feeling refreshed and renewed.
Sorry. I was reliving that feeling.
Now where was I going with this? I swear I have a point.
Oh, right! The gardens!
Tim's (Jen's fiance) family has a ton of land in the area and there was a vegetable garden that I'm not even sure can be classified as a "garden".
What's bigger than a garden?
(Focus, Sarah!)
Anyway, I was under the weather today and did a lot of laying on the couch and mindlessly watching TV. Eventually I felt well enough to open my computer and started going through old photos. I came across the photos I took while I was picking tomatoes that day ...
We made so much salsa the following week. It was the best week ever.
Bruce happened to walk past me as I was looking at this photo ...
... and now he wants to grow watermelons. Sigh ...
Watermelons aside, I really hope we have some success at this gardening thing! There is something so amazing about eating the fruits of your labor, knowing that it is absolutely fresh and not having to stop at the grocery store for produce every few days! Looking at these photos is getting me really excited about the prospect of fresh salads, stir fries and other savory spreads.
And then I get excited about the fact that this will all be happening in a new place, with new people and a new church. We move in less than three weeks!
Hopefully I will be feeling more like myself tomorrow and will be back to more normal blogging. I've missed you guys!
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steve brasier March 14, 2011 at 7:29 AM
Great shots Sarah !! Tell Bruce good luck with the watermelons. I have never had luck with them around here and they take up a lot of space !! Hope your feeling better !! See you soon, Steve
Stephanie March 14, 2011 at 12:42 PM
Some great photos in there! Sounds like a beautiful day you had near the "gardens" Ironically...my boyfriend is interviewing for an internship on a "garden" right now. It's actually a CSA farm that works with autistic kids and we're VERY excited. We LOVE LOVE LOVE our home garden and the sense of togetherness and earthiness that it brings. Eating the *fruits* of your own labor is tremendously exciting and rewarding. :)


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Comparative impact assessment of child pneumonia interventions — Johns Hopkins University
Louis Niessen, Anne Ten Hove, Henk Hilderink, Martin Weber, Kim Mulholland, Majid Ezzati
Objective: To compare the cost-effectiveness of interventions to reduce pneumonia mortality through risk reduction, immunization and case management. Methods: Country-specific pneumonia burden estimates and intervention costs from WHO were used to review estimates of pneumonia risk in children under 5 years of age and the efficacy of interventions (case management, pneumonia-related vaccines, improved nutrition and reduced indoor air pollution from household solid fuels). We calculated health benefits (disability-adjusted life years, DALYs, averted) and intervention costs over a period of 10 years for 40 countries, accounting for 90% of pneumonia child deaths. Findings: Solid fuel use contributes 30% (90% confidence interval: 18-44) to the burden of childhood pneumonia. Efficacious community-based treatment, promotion of exclusive breastfeeding, zinc supplementation and Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) and Streptococcus pneumoniae immunization through existing programmes showed cost-effectiveness ratios of 10-60 International dollars (I$) per DALY in low-income countries and less than I$ 120 per DALY in middle-income countries. Low-emission biomass stoves and cleaner fuels may be cost-effective in low-income regions. Facility-based treatment is potentially cost-effective, with ratios of I$ 60-120 per DALY. The cost-effectiveness of community case management depends on home visit cost. Conclusion: Vaccines against Hib and S. pneumoniae, efficacious case management, breastfeeding promotion and zinc supplementation are cost-effective in reducing pneumonia mortality. Environmental and nutritional interventions reduce pneumonia and provide other benefits. These strategies combined may reduce total child mortality by 17%.
https://doi.org/10.2471/BLT.08.050872
Niessen, L., Ten Hove, A., Hilderink, H., Weber, M., Mulholland, K., & Ezzati, M. (2009). Comparative impact assessment of child pneumonia interventions. Bulletin of the World Health Organization, 87(6), 472-480. https://doi.org/10.2471/BLT.08.050872
Comparative impact assessment of child pneumonia interventions. / Niessen, Louis; Ten Hove, Anne; Hilderink, Henk; Weber, Martin; Mulholland, Kim; Ezzati, Majid.
In: Bulletin of the World Health Organization, Vol. 87, No. 6, 01.06.2009, p. 472-480.
Niessen, L, Ten Hove, A, Hilderink, H, Weber, M, Mulholland, K & Ezzati, M 2009, 'Comparative impact assessment of child pneumonia interventions', Bulletin of the World Health Organization, vol. 87, no. 6, pp. 472-480. https://doi.org/10.2471/BLT.08.050872
Niessen L, Ten Hove A, Hilderink H, Weber M, Mulholland K, Ezzati M. Comparative impact assessment of child pneumonia interventions. Bulletin of the World Health Organization. 2009 Jun 1;87(6):472-480. https://doi.org/10.2471/BLT.08.050872
Niessen, Louis ; Ten Hove, Anne ; Hilderink, Henk ; Weber, Martin ; Mulholland, Kim ; Ezzati, Majid. / Comparative impact assessment of child pneumonia interventions. In: Bulletin of the World Health Organization. 2009 ; Vol. 87, No. 6. pp. 472-480.
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abstract = "Objective: To compare the cost-effectiveness of interventions to reduce pneumonia mortality through risk reduction, immunization and case management. Methods: Country-specific pneumonia burden estimates and intervention costs from WHO were used to review estimates of pneumonia risk in children under 5 years of age and the efficacy of interventions (case management, pneumonia-related vaccines, improved nutrition and reduced indoor air pollution from household solid fuels). We calculated health benefits (disability-adjusted life years, DALYs, averted) and intervention costs over a period of 10 years for 40 countries, accounting for 90% of pneumonia child deaths. Findings: Solid fuel use contributes 30% (90% confidence interval: 18-44) to the burden of childhood pneumonia. Efficacious community-based treatment, promotion of exclusive breastfeeding, zinc supplementation and Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) and Streptococcus pneumoniae immunization through existing programmes showed cost-effectiveness ratios of 10-60 International dollars (I$) per DALY in low-income countries and less than I$ 120 per DALY in middle-income countries. Low-emission biomass stoves and cleaner fuels may be cost-effective in low-income regions. Facility-based treatment is potentially cost-effective, with ratios of I$ 60-120 per DALY. The cost-effectiveness of community case management depends on home visit cost. Conclusion: Vaccines against Hib and S. pneumoniae, efficacious case management, breastfeeding promotion and zinc supplementation are cost-effective in reducing pneumonia mortality. Environmental and nutritional interventions reduce pneumonia and provide other benefits. These strategies combined may reduce total child mortality by 17%.",
author = "Louis Niessen and {Ten Hove}, Anne and Henk Hilderink and Martin Weber and Kim Mulholland and Majid Ezzati",
doi = "10.2471/BLT.08.050872",
T1 - Comparative impact assessment of child pneumonia interventions
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N2 - Objective: To compare the cost-effectiveness of interventions to reduce pneumonia mortality through risk reduction, immunization and case management. Methods: Country-specific pneumonia burden estimates and intervention costs from WHO were used to review estimates of pneumonia risk in children under 5 years of age and the efficacy of interventions (case management, pneumonia-related vaccines, improved nutrition and reduced indoor air pollution from household solid fuels). We calculated health benefits (disability-adjusted life years, DALYs, averted) and intervention costs over a period of 10 years for 40 countries, accounting for 90% of pneumonia child deaths. Findings: Solid fuel use contributes 30% (90% confidence interval: 18-44) to the burden of childhood pneumonia. Efficacious community-based treatment, promotion of exclusive breastfeeding, zinc supplementation and Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) and Streptococcus pneumoniae immunization through existing programmes showed cost-effectiveness ratios of 10-60 International dollars (I$) per DALY in low-income countries and less than I$ 120 per DALY in middle-income countries. Low-emission biomass stoves and cleaner fuels may be cost-effective in low-income regions. Facility-based treatment is potentially cost-effective, with ratios of I$ 60-120 per DALY. The cost-effectiveness of community case management depends on home visit cost. Conclusion: Vaccines against Hib and S. pneumoniae, efficacious case management, breastfeeding promotion and zinc supplementation are cost-effective in reducing pneumonia mortality. Environmental and nutritional interventions reduce pneumonia and provide other benefits. These strategies combined may reduce total child mortality by 17%.
AB - Objective: To compare the cost-effectiveness of interventions to reduce pneumonia mortality through risk reduction, immunization and case management. Methods: Country-specific pneumonia burden estimates and intervention costs from WHO were used to review estimates of pneumonia risk in children under 5 years of age and the efficacy of interventions (case management, pneumonia-related vaccines, improved nutrition and reduced indoor air pollution from household solid fuels). We calculated health benefits (disability-adjusted life years, DALYs, averted) and intervention costs over a period of 10 years for 40 countries, accounting for 90% of pneumonia child deaths. Findings: Solid fuel use contributes 30% (90% confidence interval: 18-44) to the burden of childhood pneumonia. Efficacious community-based treatment, promotion of exclusive breastfeeding, zinc supplementation and Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) and Streptococcus pneumoniae immunization through existing programmes showed cost-effectiveness ratios of 10-60 International dollars (I$) per DALY in low-income countries and less than I$ 120 per DALY in middle-income countries. Low-emission biomass stoves and cleaner fuels may be cost-effective in low-income regions. Facility-based treatment is potentially cost-effective, with ratios of I$ 60-120 per DALY. The cost-effectiveness of community case management depends on home visit cost. Conclusion: Vaccines against Hib and S. pneumoniae, efficacious case management, breastfeeding promotion and zinc supplementation are cost-effective in reducing pneumonia mortality. Environmental and nutritional interventions reduce pneumonia and provide other benefits. These strategies combined may reduce total child mortality by 17%.
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Thank you. It did taste very good.
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Absolutely gorgeous,lovely swirl.
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Whoaaa thats an awesome cake I love the colors... Perfect...
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lovely swirl! good job.
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Zeeppo's Knitting Blog: Sally & Me and Viewer Mail
This is Sally and I at Natural Stitches. We are in the Malabrigo section after the store closed today.
It is a good thing I am a Red Heart Knitting. One could get in trouble alone in the Malabrigo section of a yarn shop.
Well I wanted to take a couple minuted to answer some viewer questions. Lou asked if I wear the kilt often. Well I wear it about once a week. And it is the Gunn tartan.
Another viewer asked if I had ever thought of a clown version of the Baby surprise sweater. Well I don't recall if I have knit and adult version of that. I have knit a couple baby versions over the years. At least one was in insanely loud color and it was knit for a clown's baby. I will say that this person's suggestion has gotten me thinking. I will have to get back to you if I do some experimenting.
I am just about to finish up the second color on the Dolittle scarf. I will post some pictures when I start the next color.
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Kalokang Buhay ng Isang Pinay sa UKay: Mother's Day 2012
Today is Mothering Sunday. We are lucky that the weather changed in the afternoon and we were able to celebrate.
It started with a lovely bouquet of flowers & lots of hugs from my mag-Ama. Then after hearing mass we travelled 63 miles (1 hour & 35minutes) to Brighton. Brighton is one of the popular places in the South. I've only been there twice and have only seen very little of it. We usually stay at the beach whenever we visit. I guess it reminds us of the Philippines. Just the smell of the sea made me really homesick.
I'll share some of my Brighton pics on my next post. =)
It was a pretty relaxed day. Nothing was planned & there was no schedule to follow. All I know is that we're going to the beach. At eto na, the boys had fun playing by throwing pebbles & running around the beach. I don't think they even noticed how cold it was. I had to literally drag them away!
We then went for a walk to find this cake shop, the Choccywoccydoodah. They are well known here in the UK for their bespoke Belgian chocolate cakes. I always watch their show on Sky tv. They also have a coffee shop where they sell hot chocolates, milkshakes, coffee and cakes. I had a chocolate cake and believe me, it felt like tasting a piece of chocolate heaven. And Papa E saw how happy I was with their cake that he even ordered another slice (this time its lemon cake, drizzled with chocolate, of course) for me to take home. I'll also write a separate blog post about the shop.
When we got home, we had a lovely dinner prepared, it was baked Salmon with ginger, coriander & garlic served with steamed veggies and mash potatoes.
It was a special day made perfect by my two loving boys. Thank you so much for showering me with so much love, Papa E & Poj. I love you too very much.
Happy Mother's day to all the moms, mommies, mothers, mga nanay, inay at ina out there, cheers! They also gave me a Mother's Day pressie, here .
michisolee18 March 2012 at 23:12happy mother's day! ginutom ako sa salmo at cake. =)ReplyDeleteKrizzy_kalokangPinay18 March 2012 at 23:26Haha! Thanks sis =)ReplyDeletesagittarian18 March 2012 at 23:33thanks for sharing po..:) Happy Mother's Day! sarap ng food at yung cake!ReplyDeleteMarjorie19 March 2012 at 08:31happy mother's day sis! i know that you deserve all the reward in the world for being such a great mom to your son. by the way, nagutom ako sa dinner nyo hahaha...ReplyDeleteSpanish Pinay19 March 2012 at 09:25winner talaga ang chinky smile ni Poj! :) I'm so glad you were spoiled on your special day... you deserve no less! Happy mother's day again :) hugs from north of Spain!Spanish PinayReplyDeleteNortehanon19 March 2012 at 09:27Oh, wow, Mother's Day is celebrated early in your part of the world. Dito sa May pa, so I'm still saving for my gift for my Nanay :)Happy Mother's Day!Been a while since the last time I was here.ReplyDeleteLigaya V. Bugten19 March 2012 at 15:41wow, happy mothers day to you there. Dito second sunday ng february ang mother's day. Ang ganda naman ng flowers, at ang cake..nakakalaway. he, he. at ang pagkain mukhang sarap din. thanks for sharing:)ReplyDeleteMcRICH19 March 2012 at 16:27it's also mother's day here in UAE, hence my post, wow! sobrang love ka ng mga boys mo, happiness!!ReplyDeletemomto8blog19 March 2012 at 20:04happy Mothering day!! and good for you!!ReplyDeleteKrizzy_kalokangPinay20 March 2012 at 22:09Thank you =)ReplyDeleteKrizzy_kalokangPinay20 March 2012 at 22:09Haha, thanks =)Wow, mother's day pala sa UAE.ReplyDeleteKrizzy_kalokangPinay20 March 2012 at 22:11Thank you. Iba-iba talaga ang date ng mother's day no? The flowers are lovely & they brighten up the room. At yung cake - it was divine. Si Poj super like nya yung salmon =)ReplyDeleteKrizzy_kalokangPinay20 March 2012 at 22:11Aww, that's sweet.Thanks for the greeting & for the visit =)ReplyDeleteKrizzy_kalokangPinay20 March 2012 at 22:12Ewan ko ba kung bakit laging ganyan magsmile si Poj! haha. Thanks sis. ReplyDeleteKrizzy_kalokangPinay20 March 2012 at 22:13Awww what a lovely thing to say, you're so sweet, thanks. The dinner was delish, thanks =)ReplyDeleteKrizzy_kalokangPinay20 March 2012 at 22:14Thanks =)ReplyDeleteAdd commentLoad more...
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Several different craft houses to visit. All of which had beautiful workmanship. A great place to get presents or just to get yourself a present!
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We enjoy our visit each year to see familiar faces and some new. You learn some history about the area and you get to see artisians at work. You can even do a little shopping for those hard to buy for family and friends. Nice place to be underneath the trees.
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Been here several times. I've taken people, and people have taken me. The best time to go is during warmer weather on the weekends (whenever all the people in each of the log cabins is there, so you can see what they do). Very interesting, relaxing, and fun to watch other visitors enjoy themselves too.
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The recreation if the Yoder Home in Switzerland was excellent. The tour guide was very informative. All of the wood was reclaimed from churches and homes built in the 1700's. the artists village was also very good.
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Crazy. I was Crazy ones. For us growing up under the cold war and during the 1980´s the world of today seem to have turned on its axles, jumped into a black hole and ended up in another galaxy were it rains crazy milk and matrix-like madness is the norm of the realm.
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Samaritan Blog: the soul of money
The heart of the book, for me, were chapters 3 & 4. Chapter 3, Scarcity: The Great Lie. The myth of scarcity has three parts: there's not enough; more is better; that's just the way it is.
This book asked wonderful questions - Is money "a conduit, a way to express your highest ideals"? Is money a "currency of love"? Is money "a commitment, expressing the best of who you are"? Or, is money a "currency of consumption driven by emptiness and lack and the allure of external messages"? What role do you want money to play in your life?
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