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Must see, new condition 2009 HD Nightster 2700 miles.Price $6500.00
2011 Harley-Davidson FORTY-EIGHT XL1200X $6500
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I love the bike I just dont have time to ride. Bike is in good shape. Had around 9000 miles on it, its been well taken care off. I cleaned it often and wiped it down after very ride. Any questions feel free to ask. Also feel free to make an offer Disclaimers Cycle Trader Disclaimer The information provided for each listing is supplied by the seller andor other third parties. CycleTrader.com is ...
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The Point! is this GREAT children's album written, narrated and sung by Harry Nillson, about a boy named Oblio who grew up in the Land of Point. If I ever heard this album as a child, I don't remember it, but Aaron grew up with it and shared it with me. If you haven't listened to this album, you should!
As I mentioned, the story is narrated by Nillson, and great songs are interspersed throughout. (Apparently Nillson got the idea while he was on acid and realized that all the trees and houses had points, but don't let that ruin it for you.) The gist: Oblio is a round-headed boy growing up in a land where everything (trees, houses, and people's heads) had to have a point. Oblio gets on the prince's bad side, and is banished, along with his dog, Aarow, to the Pointless Forest because of his round head.
I won't tell you the rest of the story, but it really is great. And the music is beautiful! Three animated film versions of the album have been made, as well as a musical play. My two favorite songs on the album are "Me and My Arrow" and "Think About Your Troubles." Watch the video clip below - I guarantee you'll love it, young or old. Parents, you should get this for your kids. It's better than anything they're playing on TV these days, and blows those stupid Kid Bop records out of the water.
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Out there with Tom: Lots of odd snow for Nugget Creek run
The Nugget Creek route in Little Belts
So, here's the report on northcentral Montana's backcountry snow: lots of new powder on top a crust that encases at least a foot of sugar snow that never set up.
As we skied Nugget Creek in the Little Belts Wednesday we could punch our poles through the various layers to the ground.
The snow on the bottom, deposited in December, just never set up because of the bitter-cold weather.
That was followed by more snow that was encased in the ice from a hard Chinook melt and some rain. Then this week's powder ---- more than a foot over three days ---- Sunday to Wednesday and more coming.
This is the oddest ski season I've encountered.
On Mizpah Ridge below Mizpah Peak (Gordon Whirry photo)
When we could stay on the top of the crust it was great kick and glide skiing. But, the crust would occasionally collapse and send us to the ground. Yes, there was some "whoomphing" that cautioned us not to get on any steep slopes. If we got going too fast telemarking a slope we'd often run into a wall of that collapsed snow that had the effect of running into large vat of mashed potatoes.
Nugget Creek is the Wayne Phillips' created alternative to the Porphyry/Ranch Creek run. We call it simply "High Porphyry" or "Nugget Creek."
Once Ranch Creek headwall is reached, instead of dropping to the road, Nugget Creek ascends a 300 foot ridge and then drops south and east ultimately to Highway 89 at Mile Marker 123.
It covers 10.3 miles, rises 1,700 feet and drops nearly 2,900 feet. It starts at Kings Hill Pass, goes up Showdown Ski area to the top of Porphyry Peak, across the ridge to Mizpah and then on to the Ranch Creek headwall.
Yes, we got some turns in and enjoyed a gorgeous, if cold and snowy winter day, but the snow was weird.
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Rod Benson said...
Tom - I've gone out to Stemple Pass the last two weekends. Its been great for snowshoeing. Last weekend we did Stemple to Granite Butte and then yesterday, we did Stemple to Crater Mtn. - great snow for shoeing (4-6 inches on top of a good base). Here's my post about the Granite Butte hike and sleepover. -Rod
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Thanks for the tip, Rod. I had seen your post. We had a terrific ski up to Sunset Mountain east of Rogers Pass Sunday. Will do again Wednesday with our old guys group.
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I really enjoyed my three-day stay at this bed and breakfast. From the very beginning the owners were very welcoming. My room was immaculate, beautifully appointed and ample. When I arrived, I found there were chocolates, snacks and water waiting for me. In the afternoon, there was chilled white wine and red wine in the living room. The breakfast was...
We really enjoyed our stay at this B & B.. It is a beautiful old house and we were welcomed by Paul the owner and Marvin who worked there. There was coffee available on the landing with little cakes and biscotti. The bottled water and chocolates in the room was a nice touch too. We were invited to have wine...
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I had off today. Great right? A day to get some stuff done, relax, get a ride in and what not. Well things don't always go as planned. I got up at 6:15am. Not exactly a day off time to rise, but I had to take my car in and I made an early appointment so it wouldn't take all day. So I get up, take off, all is good. I'm riding down listening to music and then I see a sign, "congestion ahead at 695". I look at my directions, no problem, I'm getting off before then. I get off and look at the next step in my directions, aghhhh, back to 695. Traffic comes to a halt. I'm running late now, but it's just a car appointment no big deal, so I relax and make my way through. End up being only about 10 min late. Not too bad considering.
They take my car back, tell me it'll be about 2 hours and I say I'll wait because I don't want to have to drive back down again. 30 min later they call my name. Uh oh I think, that's not good, something has come up. Turns out I need new brakes and routers and all 4 tires because they are bald. Nice! Luckily the brakes and routers were covered in my inspection and free, so that was an upside. As for the tires, my dad actually told me a couple months ago, but I blew it off being in denial not wanting to have to replace run-flats. All I've heard is how pricey they are. Well now was the day. All had to be replaced. They said it would take longer and asked if I wanted to take the shuttle over to the mall. I declined, thinking they'll leave me there or something or work faster maybe because I'm still waiting. I know I'm crazy. They always make you wait regardless. So I wait.
Hours later the guy comes out to inform me it will only be about another 30 to 40 min and another guy will be helping me because he's going to lunch. I couldn't believe he had the nerve to inform me he was going to lunch as I sat there all morning starving to death. I look at my watch, it's already noon! I say ok because I have no choice at this point and wait some more.
40 min later another guy does come out and tells me my car will be ready in about 5 min. I go and settle up with paperwork and what not and take off.
It's now pushing 1pm and I still haven't eaten. I see a McDonald's, the only food place on the strip, so I decide to pull in. It's packed. So I leave. I figure it's a sign that I shouldn't be eating McDonald's. I now have to drive to Marc's work cause he called me saying I didn't sign some form for insurance that he had given me last night and it had to be done today. Funny I say, usually they give you more time. He says he just got it Friday. Mmm still odd. I don't know about anyone else, but everywhere I've worked they allow way more than 3 days for benefit elections. Anyway, I now have to drive all the way to West Grove, PA from Towson, MD. I don't know a direct route, so I take the roads I know and it takes me almost an hour and a half. I call when I'm close and tell him to run it out so I can get home to grab something to eat, cause I still have a dentist appt to make too.
I sign the paper, go home, get some food, brush my teeth and head off to my dentist appt. Luckily it went fairly quickly as dentist appt's go (no cavities). I was out by 5pm. I then had to go home, grab my guitar and books for lesson and take off yet again. On my way home between the dentist and guitar it's just dark enough that everything looks black except for the glow on the horizon. I'm thinking about my wasted day and then as I'm just about to drive under a bridge that connects the two sides of the Fair Hill park I see the outline of two big deer standing on the bridge as if they're watching the traffic go by below them. It was so peaceful looking.
So though my day didn't go as expected, it was a good day. I got to see deer standing on a bridge watching all us crazy people hurrying around. I'm going to eat some dinner now before I have to go to bed.
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I smiled to myself when I heard the leading story on CJNL's (NL Radio) major newscast at 7:30 this morning. Apparently the higher than normal snowpack is melting in an orderly fashion. I'm not surprised for several reasons. First of all people all across the province are praying to stop a flood in the Fraser Valley. While we'd all prefer warmer weather, those of us who are praying recognize that a cool spring ensures there will be no flood. Secondly, the bible talks about the "treasures (storehouses) of snow" in Job 38:22. I think the Lord is managing the snowpack remarkably well and I fully expect that the river will be staying within it's banks.
God is good. Watch for a personal update over the next few days on some stuff happening here at home. It's all good!
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God has given the church a great call and therefore it takes great people to accomplish it. If we fail to see our greatness, we will fall short of our call. Our pauper mentality and false humility have rendered much of the church ineffective by diminishing our vision for the influence we are meant to have in the world.
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“I want the members of Congress to understand ... that the solution to America’s serious moral and spiritual problem is not political. We’re in need of a religious awakening.” Jerry Falwell
In recognition of Jerry Falwell's passing today, I found this quote that I thought was very appropriate. I'd hardly be a "Falwell Fan" but I remember my aunt and uncle watching him on TV on Sunday afternoons when I would spend the summer with them. I have vague recollections of him starting a university and I remember him telling the story of climbing a hill outside of Lynchburg, Virginia and praying that God would give him favor to minister effectively within the city. I've done that in every place that I pastored because it just seemed to be the right thing to do.
In terms of the quote, with one slight modification, I'd agree with what Falwell had to say in this particular case. I don't agree that we need a religious awakening, I think we need a spiritual awakening that connects people to the presence and power of God in a meaningful and personal way so that the Prince of Peace can rule in their hearts and lives regardless of their social status, net worth or political affiliation. Political parties and ideologies have their place, but no single party has the entire answer to the social, economic and corporate challenges of leadership in this day. The answer is not within ourselves, but outside of us. It's bigger than us and better than anything we could create within ourselves. It seems to me that the Creator must have the answers to the issues faced by the creation and that's why we need to reconnect with Him in a meaningful way.
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Here are some pictures from our recent prayer breakfast. I've even included some "food shots" for those of you that want to see what breakfast looked like ...
Mary Jane Smith (left) and Donna Pechie. This breakfast would NOT have happened without their help and support. They were the administrative and logistical team that pulled it together.
Pastor Gordon Patterson (Gateway Baptist), Pastors Dan and Susan MacLean (Victoria Miracle Centre) and Ione Robinson. These are friends and partners who came to join us for the day.
Rev. David Wells, District Supt, BC PAOC brought greetings and formally blessed us and the ministry. Dave has been a long time friend and encourger to both Barb and I.
Susan Uganecz (ministry partner) and the obligatory "food shot".
As you can see, breakfast was great!
The Honorable Kevin Kreuger, Minister of State for Mining and the lovely Barb Schindel. Barb is my wife, Kevin is my MLA and no... we don't want to confuse that....
We had a total of 9 MLA's with us for the morning and the opportunity to connect with many of them since the breakfast has been fantastic. I'm hoping to return to Victoria sometime in the next few weeks to attend the legislature again before the session concludes. I've decided to purchase a clerical collar to wear while I'm there. Can't wait to see what that's going to look like. I'll post a picture on a day when things are slow here.
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Patent US5429233 - Display package for electric batteries - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsDisplay package for electric batteries, constituted by the glued assembly of two parts of recyclable cardboard sheet, comprising, as a first part, a supporting plate (1) provided with a suitable eyelet (6) for being hung up, and as a second part a parallelepipedal receptacle (2) containing the batteries...http://www.google.com/patents/US5429233?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5429233 - Display package for electric batteriesAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5429233 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/233,363Publication dateJul 4, 1995Filing dateApr 25, 1994Priority dateApr 28, 1993Fee statusLapsedAlso published asDE59402480D1, EP0622308A1, EP0622308B1Publication number08233363, 233363, US 5429233 A, US 5429233A, US-A-5429233, US5429233 A, US5429233AInventorsIgnacio S. JuaristiOriginal AssigneeCelaya, Emparanza Y Galdos, S.A. (Cegasa)Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (8), Referenced by (9), Classifications (7), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetDisplay package for electric batteriesUS 5429233 AAbstract Display package for electric batteries, constituted by the glued assembly of two parts of recyclable cardboard sheet, comprising, as a first part, a supporting plate (1) provided with a suitable eyelet (6) for being hung up, and as a second part a parallelepipedal receptacle (2) containing the batteries (7) and glued to the front, the lateral vertical walls (2b) of said parallelepipedal receptacle (2) each forming at their lower ends vertical prolongations (3) which extend until reaching the lower edge (1c) of the supporting plate (1) with which they cooperate in forming a base that is orthogonal to the supporting plate (1) and which makes it possible for the package to be self-supporting in the vertical position.
What is claimed is: 1. A display package for electric batteries constituted by a glued assembly of two cardboard sheets, one said cardboard sheet being a supporting plate having an eyelet operative to permit it to be hung from a support, the other said cardboard sheet comprising a folded stamped cardboard sheet glued to the anterior face of said one said cardboard sheet, said two cardboard sheets forming a parallelepipedal structure when glued together, said other cardboard sheet comprising lateral, parallel vertical walls, said vertical wall being foldably affixed to flaps which are glued to the said anterior face of said one said cardboard sheet, extensions on said lateral, parallel vertical walls and extensions on said flaps, all said extensions extending to the lower edge of said supporting plate, said extensions on said lateral, parallel vertical walls forming a base orthogonal to said supporting plate and said extensions on said flaps strengthening the extensions on said lateral, parallel vertical walls, said other said cardboard sheet including a cut-out window between said lateral, parallel vertical walls, whereby electric batteries contained in said parallelepipedal structure can be viewed through said window by a potential purchaser.
FIELD OF THE INVENTION The use of display packages which can be displayed--hung from a support designed for that purpose or supported in an upright position on a rack--and which are known all over the world as "blister" packages, an English term meaning "bubble" since these packages have an internal receptacle visually accessible from the exterior and which is similar to a bubble shaped to fit the contour of the unit or group of units of the article accommodated within it, in the present case electric batteries, is common particularly for electric batteries, but also for other articles.
PRIOR ART In its classical and traditional structure the blister bubble is made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and is joined to a supporting plate made of cardboard by heat sealing, said plate being provided with means for hanging.
EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION AND ADVANTAGES The present invention relates to some improvements applicable to the contents protected by said Spanish Patent No. 9201071, particularly with regard to the parallelepipedal receptacle provided with a display window and applied to the anterior or principal surface of the flat and continuous supporting plate, which has an eyelet for being hung from the display support and which is the substrate for appropriate ornamental inscriptions and legends relating to the characteristics and use of the packaged product.
DRAWINGS AND REFERENCE NUMERALS To better understand the nature of the present invention, there is shown in the attached drawings a preferred form of industrial execution of said invention, which is presented as a merely illustrative and nonlimitative example.
DESCRIPTION OF A PREFERRED EMBODIMENT Referring to the above-mentioned drawings and reference numerals, the attached plan shows a preferred embodiment of a blister package which incorporates the improvements proposed in the present invention.

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Toxic Shellfish Warning Extended | Scoop News
Toxic Shellfish Warning Extended
Wednesday, 24 December 2008, 3:47 pm
As a result of follow up testing, people are now advised to avoid collecting or eating shellfish from the wider Coromandel and Bay of Plenty coastline from Tairua (including Tairua Harbour) south including Whiritoa, Whangamata, Onemana, and east along the Bay of Plenty coastline (including Tauranga and Ohiwa Harbours) to the mouth of the Motu River in the Eastern Bay of Plenty. Included are all inshore islands within the above area.
“Further sampling unfortunately confirms high levels of paralytic shellfish poison along this extended stretch of coast. The levels of toxin are particularly high and we strongly urge people to avoid all shellfish from this area till further notice,” says Toi Te Ora - Public Health, Medical Officer of Health, Dr Phil Shoemack.
New Zealand Food Safety Authority is responsible for monitoring both shellfish and water for toxins in shellfish throughout New Zealand. Toi Te Ora - Public Health and the Waikato Public Health Unit will continue to update the public when results from the sampling confirm changes to the affected area.
Information about health warnings will be posted on www.nzfsa.govt.nz

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5.0 out of 5 stars great book well worth the price., 16 April 2014
This book is a must if you are studying for you NEBOSH NGC 1 I would recommend this to anyone who has to study for this qualification.
5.0 out of 5 stars well worth buying, 16 April 2014
This is a great revision guide that you will find very useful I would recommend this to anyone interested in health and safety.
Swees� New Premium Flip S View PU Leather Case Cover For Samsung Galaxy S3 III i9300 + Screen Protector & Stylus Pen - White
5.0 out of 5 stars great case for the s3, 16 April 2014
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This a great case that fits the phone perfect and you can keep the original back as a spare back
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I have used one of these in the past so got this one for my new phone. They are so easy to apply and protect the screen perfect with no loss of clarity.
I bought this tablet to replace one I got at xmas which was useless, the galaxy logs on to my hub the minute it is turned on and has never dropped out yet, it is also very stable while surfing the net and loads pages with no effort, I use this all the time now and my laptop is about redundant, I am think to my a second for my wife to use.
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5.0 out of 5 stars great jigsaw, 12 July 2013
We bought this for our 4 year old grandson who loves diggers, now every time he comes to visit he builds it up on the floor, keeps him quiet for a while.
This lead is great as the one you get from Samsung is far too short, I can now use my tablet when charging and dont have to sit over the socket.
5.0 out of 5 stars great pen, 12 July 2013
I use my pen every time I use my tablet or phone, it is great for keepling finger marks of the screen, buy one or two.
I bought this along with my samsung tablet, it is a great addition and is perfect for holding the tablet as well as protection when not in use.

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Comics Make No Sense: Mind-Blowin' Special Effectin' Monday!
Welcome back, Adam!Did you get a good look at that guy's eye? You're lucky they didn't just fill the rest of the comic, and the next three issues, with that same red panel!Actually, it would still probably be more suspenseful than U.S. 1. HA!
December 29, 2008 at 9:30:00 PM CST
When I was a kid, I'd sit under a table with posters of the moon and different planets hanging around me and pretend I was in a spaceship.I coulda used some stickers of dials, switches and gauges
First off, missed you muchly, hope you had awesome festivities. Sorry but those look kinda awesome to me, yeah I had card board race cars, helicopters, all with dials and switches and stuff inked on with markers, stickers would have made a serious extra level of cool, that and all kids love stickers, well my baby brother and I did, as do all three of my munchkins, so if you do find that warehouse let me know, as I just had to draw dials on the inside of several of the Christmas boxes.:)
December 30, 2008 at 6:32:00 AM CST
I always liked Psyklop. He doesn't get enough love these days.
December 30, 2008 at 8:54:00 AM CST
Welcome back to the hilarity fold, Adam. Thought about you while watching The Dark Knight with my dad.
December 30, 2008 at 10:31:00 AM CST
I am amazed that any of you good folks would like stickers of dials and switches. I left the address of the company on there, so feel free to drop them a line.... I'm sure they have *plenty* in stock they'd be happy to sell you ;-)
December 30, 2008 at 11:32:00 AM CST
I totally need some of those stickers, too. Don't be fooled by my delicate, feminine posting style. Everyone grooves on those things-- Holly Hobbie-Easy Bake fusions be damned !Happy '09 !-- cleome45
December 30, 2008 at 2:05:00 PM CST
"Some of the most powerful Earthlings of all --- Here!...Oh, and Falcon, too."
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Dads Who Rock—We Salute You | Happy Feet
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June 16, 2011 by Life of Riley We’ve all been there . . . racing to the store at the very last minute, rummaging through the leftovers, searching for some semblance of the “perfect” Father’s Day gift among the predictable—ties, wallets, cufflinks, and cologne. But it doesn’t have to be this difficult. Tap into that special dad in your life, and go with a gift that says you know him, you appreciate him and with this gift you salute him.
Adventure. Pull dad out of his every day rut with a wild and crazy adventure. A few years back, I noticed how much my once daring husband seemed to be simply going through the motions. He’s the kind of man who traveled the world, craved bungee jumping, and blew things up for a living. The spark was a mere flicker and it needed to reignite. I purchased a Pilot for a Day package at our nearby Flight Academy, and he and our daughter spent the day flying around Orlando—feeling the need for speed. For inspiration, visit XperienceDays. With gifts like balloon rides, Nascar driving, and surfing, there’s something special for every type of dad. Not sure? Give an Xperience Days gift card and let him choose.
Collection. My step-dad played the gut-bucket, retired to become a real cowboy, and entertained friends and family as if he were still in his 20s. He loved traveling off the beaten path in every aspect of daily living. Although these attributes endeared him to me, they also made life hard when searching for gifts for holidays, especially Father’s Day. Until, I found this crazy pair of socks in the mall. He wore those socks to business meetings, the bank, at parties, camping trips—they became his claim to fame, showing them off every chance he got. From Tabasco bottles to dancing reindeer, the socks’ silly, over-the-top, unique, and eye-catching allure brought us one step closer to our wonderful relationship. Start a collection for your dad. Whether it’s timeless pieces or zany ones, find something that fits him and the two of you.
Concert. Do you ever hear him talk about that one concert? The one he always wanted to see but never got around to? Yep, the one that got away. Well, make it happen. The “old” bands and artists are crawling out of the woodwork, giving it that old school try. Whether Dad experiences flashbacks of his own version of Bret Michaels hair or has morphed into a little monster and digs Lady Gaga, there’s something for every generation, every musical taste. And there’s nothing like having permission to dance badly, scream loudly, and wave a lighter, uhm, cell phone in the air. Check out Tickets Now for upcoming concerts in your area.
Health. We want the dads in our lives healthy and happy for years to come. Why not say that with the gift of health? You can select one of these or put together a basket of healthful goodies. A healthy read, Laird Hamilton’s Force of Nature: Mind, Body, Soul (and, of course, Surfing), isn’t just about surfing but more about tapping into the surfer soul in all of us, finding our own passion and path in a crazy, busy life. (It’s a personal favorite.) A new exercise class, like SoulCycle or kickboxing, is a great way for Dad to enjoy a fitful experience working out with his family. iPods, engraved with a Father’s Day message, keep Dad moving to the beat of his own drum. And sweet relief for those tired dancing feet? You know it, a brand new pair of Happy Feet® Massaging Insoles.
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SOLVED: How install programs from a CD-ROM to a notebook l - Fixya
Do i have to buy what to put games and more
instead of buying from internet
Posted by eduar_junior on Jun 20, 2009
Did you try putting a CD into the CD/DVD drive? Did you try putting a CD into the CD/DVD drive?
Re: how install programs from a CD-ROM to a notebook...
A lot of games and movies you can save to your computer. But they all have copyright protection embedded into the CD or DVD. Makes it really hard to copy if not impossible with the new
Blue Ray Now there is a cool company that offers free software to convert CD to DVD and many, many types. And worth having if the problem is not related. Go this link and download the quick media converter.Quick Media Converter V 3.6.5
Let me know about the software that you are trying to save to disk and I will try to help you. Sea Breeze
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sounds like your cd rom is not reading your cd.try cleaning your cd rom
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Gearbest Clothing + chance for you to get free clothing
December 6, 2016 December 26, 2016 • marikapurena
her.gearbest.comHey! This is my first time ever post related to fashion or clothing, so please don’t take into account my awkward poses 😀 I wanted to take pictures of these clothes outside, but it is soooo damn cold here in Latvia, that I didn’t want to risk with my health 🙂 In the end of the day, I just wanted to focus on the quality of the clothes I got as well as give someone of you a chance to pick up any item from her.gearbest.com
This post was made in collaboration with her.gearbest.com to not only show you the quality of the clothing that you can get, but also to give anyone of you (though, randomly chosen one) a chance to pick any item from this link. But at first, let’s turn to the items I chose for myself, so you could see how they look + my honest review.
This was the first item I saw there and I couldn’t resist it 🙂 Even if it was ONE SIZE (which normally doesn’t work for me, cause I have size XS), it definitely fits me. It is sooo comfy, fluffy and very very warm + super cute. As you can see in the close-up photos, the quality is super nice. In love with it already 😀 Link for this item: MERRY CHRISTMAS SNOWFLAKE SWEATER
The next one is kind of a crop-top/blouse type of item. I have always wanted to have such crop top, especially with those bows on each sleeve, but I had never found some. So I took a shot with this one and you know – I like it 🙂 This was in the size XS, but as you can see, it’s not meant to be tight. It’s more like that oversized crop top. At first I thought that it might not look good on me, but once I did all my makeup and hair, it turned out pretty cute. You can easily wear this up with some fancy accessories etc. 🙂 Link for this item: CHECKED BACK BUTTON BLOUSE
THIS IS ONE SUPER HEAVY AND SUPER WARM cardigan! 🙂 It is that huge, so you could easily hug with it someone else too 😀 This was also one size, but it fits me perfectly. It has small pockets on each size too. Also, very nice quality. Totally recommend to those who have those cold winter days or are simply cold all the time 😉 Link for this item: SHAWL COLLAR ASYMMETRIC FRINGED CARDIGAN
I am more than happy that I picked up this sweatshirt. It is so stylish! This is from the designer clothing part (which is also and option there). I love the design, details and material. Everything about it is cool. Plus, it was available in the size S, at least 🙂 If you like such type of sweaters, I would recommend to pick this on out 😉 Check also for coupon code down below 😛 Link for the item: SEQUIN COLOR BLOCK LONG SLEEVE SWEATSHIRT
My ABSOLUTE FAVORITE item from all of them I kept for the end. I. AM. IN. LOVE. WITH. IT!!! ❤ When I saw it, I didn’t even care that it’s also in ONE SIZE, cause I simply wanted to have it. Few days before I saw @ILUVSARAHII wearing almost (almost) identical sweater and it looked SO nice on her. So I had to get it, cause that choker part really intrigued me. I am happy that it looks just as I imagined it 🙂 I think it’s so feminine, casual and edgy + that color ❤ It went perfectly together with that NYX lipstick, which is my new favorite now. The quality for it – as for the others, very nice. Link for this item: CHUNKY CHOKER SWEATER
Now to the other part of this post. If you want get any item for free from the link I mentioned you have to do 2 very simple things:
1) you have to follow my blog
2) comment below which item you liked the most.
From the first 25 commenters I will randomly choose 2 people who will be able to chose an item from her.gearbest.com for free. I will announce the picked ones after 1 week from the time I post this. To make it a bit easier to contact anyone of you, make sure to leave your email in the comment too 🙂
In general, here is a coupon code with which you can get 20% OFF : XMAS20
There is also Christmas flash-sale, where you can find some cute and also funny items for Christmas: CHRISTMAS FLASHSALE
I hope you liked such different kind of post and I hope you will participate in getting free item. I am more than happy with what I got, so I would recommend them to anyone 🙂
A little disclaimer: this was just a collaboration, not a sponsored post. I was not paid for doing such post. I genuinely said my true thoughts about each item + all the close up pictures says it all 🙂
Comment below and will get back to this after one week with 2 chosen ones 🙂
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22 thoughts on “Gearbest Clothing + chance for you to get free clothing”
December 6, 2016 at 22:03
That last one – Chunky Choker sweater loooooks soooo goood on you! & yes, that’s definitely my favorite from all of them :)))
December 6, 2016 at 22:42
December 6, 2016 at 22:09
Following via Bloglovin as dacemons.
My favourite is the chunky choker sweater as well 🙂
e-mail: dac_dac@inbox.lv
SEQUIN COLOR BLOCK LONG SLEEVE SWEATSHIRT – visfeinākais!
Amazing dear! ❤
December 9, 2016 at 09:28
December 13, 2016 at 12:03
I ❤ Shawl Collar Asymmetric Fringed Cardigan
If you want to participate too, make sure to be a follower to this blog.
Thanks for stepping by 😉
Marika you are absolutely right – the last one is the one. You look fabulous 🙂
December 13, 2016 at 12:45
Make sure that you are also a follower to this blog is you would like to be in the ones, who might be chosen in the end 🙂
arsabiwi says:
December 13, 2016 at 13:43
Atceries tikai piesekot blogam, lai izpildas konkursa nosacijumi! Protams, ja ir velme 🙂
December 13, 2016 at 13:50
Pieseko 2 reizes pat gan ar e-pastu gan profilu 🙂
*piesekoju
Opa! Mils paldies 🙂
I ques I should do it too ;D MERRY CHRISTMAS SNOWFLAKE SWEATER
The last one looks really nice on you! 🙂
December 13, 2016 at 14:25
You should have, you should have 😀
It would definitely suit you! 😉
Anete Sniedze says:
Mana izvēle :High Waist Pure Color Tweed Midi Skirt. Cik saprotu, tad varēja izvēlēties jebkuru apģērbu no mājas lapas!
December 13, 2016 at 22:07
Komentaros jaraksta kas skiet ok no ta ko es publiceju bet tad ja tu tiec izveleta starp tiem 2 cilvekiem, tad var izveleties jeb ko 🙂 bet bus ok. Sis ari deres. Tikai vel japieseko blogam 😉 ja nu jau nepaspeji
December 14, 2016 at 13:07
Darīts! 😉 Esmu bijusi neuzmanīga! 😀 Nu tad MERRY CHRISTMAS SNOWFLAKE SWEATER
My vote for a last look 🙂
December 14, 2016 at 20:41
After randomly picking the names, I am happy to announce that the 2 picked winners are ….. Linda and Maija!!! 🙂 I will contact you girls for further details! 🙂 Congrats 😉
For the others – thank you all for participating! I really hope that the next thing organized by me could be giveaway 🙂
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SOLVED: I have forgotten my security - Fixya
I have forgotten my security code!please help
Posted by kahurajoshua on Feb 02, 2010
kahurajoshua Feb 02, 2010
Ok!i had forgotten to tell you that my phone is Nokia 6070
kahurajoshua Feb 03, 2010
Thank you alot Thank you alot
Re: I have forgotten my security code!please help
Could you please tell us what phone you have then we see if we can help you.
Muzahura Frank Feb 02, 2010
Oh, 6070 nokia. that gets tricky because those phones have got just a few work arounds and i think for your case, since you had already changed your default (12345) security code, you have to take it to a service point where they have to use tools like JAF or UFS to securely read the security code from your phone without you loosing any data. Oh, 6070 nokia. that gets tricky because those phones have got just a few work arounds and i think for your case, since you had already changed your default (12345) security code, you have to take it to a service point where they have to use tools like JAF or UFS to securely read the security code from your phone without you loosing any data.
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· Kamar pribadi di Southwest Hills
· Seluruh rumah/apartemen di Laurelhurst
· Kamar pribadi di Montavilla
Enjoy the comfort and peacefulness of staying in this cozy house! We welcome families! Also perfect for friends or business colleagues traveling together. The house is located in a quiet historic neighborhood in Vancouver, USA. [Just north of Portland, Oregon.] Come for business or pleasure and explore the area while you're here! Take a day trip to the Columbia River Gorge, Mountains, or Ocean Beaches. See the sites of Vancouver or Portland.
Quiet, comfy and cozy! Furnished whole house rental with all the basics and extra touches too! We restored it to it's 1950's charm. Original oak floors, a cove ceiling in the living room, and vintage tile in the bath and kitchen. Our place is best suited for a groups of 5 or less, but we may be able to accommodate an extra person or two if they don't mind sleeping on the couch or floor sleeping pad. There is an extra charge of $20 per person, per night, after 5 guests. Also, take into consideration there's only one bathroom. The instant book system is set for a maximum of 6 guests, so if you plan to exceed that number, you will need to talk with us in advance (send an inquiry) to see if we can accommodate your needs. Thank you for your understanding. Bedrooms (three) each with a real bed (queen, double, single). Bathroom (one) with a tub/shower, sink and toilet. Kitchen with dishes, utensils, appliances, coffee, tea, spices. Living Room with two couches, desk, coffee table, cable television and internet service. Relax... listen to music or watch a show on our flat screen TV, keep connected with high speed internet, lounge in the backyard. Connect with family and friends over a meal or playing a game... indoor and outdoor games available. Explore nature and the city... guide books and brochures on hand.
Sara's Guest House is in Vancouver, Washington, north of Portland, Oregon. The city of Vancouver has a small town feel, especially on the west side of town where we're located. Most guests find it to be a good location as a base for exploring the area or when coming to town for events, business or to visit family. We are in the Carter Park Neighborhood. It's an older neighborhood with charming houses and small multiplexes. It's quiet here, not much traffic, but occasionally trains can be heard in the distance. The flight path of the Oregon National Guard goes over west Vancouver at about 9am. Other than that, you can expect a fairly quiet stay. Main Street is seven blocks to the east. If you go south a few blocks from there, you will find Uptown Village (shops, restaurants, antique stores). Continue further south and you'll be in Downtown Vancouver (more shops, restaurants, brew pubs, farmer's market, Esther Short Park, businesses). A large grocery store and two convenience stores are less than a mile away. There is also an urgent care clinic in the neighborhood, which is affiliated with one of our local hospitals.
It was a pleasant stay. I would recommend this house. some amenities can be added like TV, WiFi. House was clean and managed. Appreciate Jim and Marcia's effort for changing the beds as per our requirements.
kanika2016-07-03T00:00:00Z
Marcia was very welcoming and very thorough in making sure we had everything necessary for a comfortable stay! The house was adorable, comfortable and very clean. It was close to town in a quiet neighborhood.
Our stay at Sara's guest house was absolutely wonderful. Marcia was waiting at the house to warmly greet us, even when we arrived at 12:30 a.m. due to travel problems, and she provided many personal, thoughtful touches. She also installed allergy covers on all the pillows and mattresses and used unscented cleaning products due to my allergies and chemical sensitivity issues, and I had no problems at all during the stay. The house was very clean, comfortable, and had everything we needed. My almost 7-year-old daughter fell in love with her bedroom, which was decorated so sweetly. The neighborhood is charming, and we felt very safe sleeping with windows open every night and taking walks in the evenings. This location worked great for us as we could easily access I-5 and 500 to visit family north of the mall, and to go downtown and to Portland. While we slept great with windows open, only noticing airplanes after we awoke around 8 a.m., you could close windows if you are sensitive to sounds and then you might not notice them at all. Marcia is an excellent host and a wonderful person. It was a pleasure to get to know her a little and hear the heartwarming motivation behind Sara's guest house. We couldn't have asked for a better place to stay while visiting my brother and his new wife in Vancouver. We will definitely stay here again!
Hallie2016-07-27T00:00:00Z
Our stay at Jim and Marcia was nothing short of perfect! Marcia is a great host-provided is with best places and routes to see things in and around Portland, made the checkin process a breeze, has a lovely house stocked with everything you may ever need, and went above and beyond to make sure our stay was perfect. When she found out half of our party was staying an extra night (at another hotel), she offered us a free night at her place so that we don't have to pack and move and actually spend more time exploring- a lovely gesture in this day and age.
Harshal2016-08-09T00:00:00Z
Marcia absolutely is a perfect host! I'm a host of Airbnb too, but I didn't make my house clean as Marcia did! She inspired me a lot how to be a great host! Thank you! We had so special experience here! My daughter even wants to move Portland! 200% recommend Marcia's house!
We couldn't have asked for a better experience! The house was beautiful, comfortable, and Jim and Marcia had everything we needed. If we ever make our way to Portland/Vancouver ever again, we will stay at Sara's Guest House!
Marcia was fantastic and met us at the house giving us lots of information on the space and things available to make our stay (including our toddler's stay) amazing. The house was fantastic and made a visit to the Portland and Vancouver area easy.
Ames2016-08-05T00:00:00Z
Our stay was great. Marcia gave us some ideas on things to do in both Vancouver and Portland while we were there. She met us upon our arrival which was later than we had expected it would be. I would let anyone going to Vancouver know about this place, it was an amazing experience.
Maira2016-08-23T00:00:00Z
I own a home with my husband and we have 2 guest rooms, and a shared bathroom that you can use! Free Wi-Fi. I provide a breakfast of fruit, bagels, coffee and juice. My kitchen is not for use. I provide a small refrigerator in my kitchen that is just for guests. You are welcome to bring and store your own food.
The beds in each room are comfy. The neighborhood is quiet. Lots of street parking. The bathroom is fully stocked. I also have 2 airbeds. I can accommodate 3 people in each of the 2 rooms. Up to 6 total.
very safe neighborhood and quiet. Never had any problems and have lived here for 22 years!
Tuvimos una gran estancia en lugar de Jan. ¡Gracias de nuevo!
친절 안전하고 편리! 우리는 월을 만나고 조금 그녀와 함께 방문 점점 좋아했다.
一月是一个伟大的主机。她很乐意帮助我和我的两个女儿,她甚至给我们做早餐!
Jan and husband John are very friendly and accommodating. The second bedroom at no extra cost is great for families. Our teenage son really liked having his own room. 8 dollar uber ride to portland from Jans place I discovered. Very easy access to freeway. Felt bad as we arrived fairly late. But Jan and John were very understanding. Looking forward to staying here again.
房子很大很舒服。
Jinghua2016-10-14T00:00:00Z
这个地方很漂亮,ROM的干净和有组织的。但是,我们不能使用洗衣即使包括在内,因为你只可以在上午11时使用它(我们不知道为什么)。她没有告诉我们房子(只是的ROM),所以我们要求任何时候我们可以使用它,我们不能,那真是难受。在另一方面,当我们问什么,她没有一个良好的心态。所以,这个地方是好的,但我们建议更好地介绍房子和更好的服务态度。
一月是非常好的。她的房子是非常包容,她给我们,我们需要一个舒适的住宿的一切。
Lam2016-12-24T00:00:00Z
一月是非常友好的。卧室和浴室是美妙的。很干净整洁。伟大的位置。从波特兰只需几分钟。肯定会留在这儿!
2 spare bedrooms!
Beautiful comfortable home with vaulted ceilings. Earth tone colors, hardwood floors with area rugs, fenced yard, herb garden, very private deck with more than enough room for seating and eating. Equipped with a quality large gas grill. Eclectic art throughout the house. Dine in "the big easy" crystal chandielier room, choice of sleeping in the "flower", "game", or the "tango" bedrooms. A cooks kitchen with spices galore and everything from the right pot to the wok.
This is a very convenient home .7 of a mile from I-5 with easy access in both directions. Lots of amendities located nearby. This includes several well known retail shops, grocery stores, lots on restaurants, bagel shop, a brewery, fitness centers, vitamin store, pet store, Hallmark, and one of the best hardware stores you can find anywhere! By car, you are 10 minutes away from Clark County Amphitheater and 15 minutes from the Moda Center in Portland.
The neighborhood is quiet and we expect our guests to be the same. Off street parking available.
The Big Easy NW
Simple and open layout. House in quiet neighborhood near I-205 and WA-14.
Quiet home with priv. room(s) and bath.
My charming and comfortable home is the perfect place to hang out while you are visiting the NW. This house is located in the downtown neighborhood of Vancouver and is walking distance to shops, restaurants, parks and of course coffee houses!
This wonderful home is in a fantastic neighborhood. It is close in to the parks, shops, and diners. Main St. has a "small town" feel. Vancouver is no Portland (which i love) but you can be in the city in 15 minutes. I enjoy hosting travelers and making you feel welcomed. This house is perfect for mature folks and retired travelers.
My neighbor hood is quite and charming. The neighbors look out for each other and are active in the evening, walking and biking. My house is two blocks from Main Street which has many restaurants and bars if you feel like socializing.
Fantastic Host. Great close to downtown Vancouver location. Quite neighborhood, comfortable bed.
Staying at Janice's place was a great experience for me. It was clean, comfortable, had a fully equipped kitchen and all the home comforts you would want or need for a very good rate. I enjoyed meeting & spending some time with Janice. I would highly recommend anybody to stay there. One more thing - I think it would be interesting to visit when Fall is around the corner (ask Janice to explain that).
나는 밴쿠버의 자연 요법 약속, 및 십대 손자와 함께 방문 사흘 밤 동안 머물렀다. 이 밴쿠버에서 처음으로 숙박, 그리고 제니스의 동네, 산책을 복용 상점과 음식을 즐길 수 아름답습니다. 모두를 위해 무언가 내 가족이 지역을 즐기며 휴식을 취할 수 있었다 있었다. 하루 전 도착 제니스와 나는 그녀가 조금 알게 정말 재미 있었다 좋은 대화를했다. 제니스는 매우 자비로운 호스트, 그리고 그녀의 장소는 매우 깨끗하고 편안합니다. 나는 매우 그녀의 에어 비앤비를 추천, 좋은 숙박을했다.
Odessa2017-04-23T00:00:00Z
This Airbnb was everything and more. Janice was fantastic and helpful, she gave us info on the hotspots, how to get around and was super friendly. Definitely coming back
Janice is a delight, a natural host, and her home is gorgeous and spotlessly clean. I would go back, for sure. I slept very well, and I'm a light sleeper in new places. Beautiful space, nice bathroom, everything just flowed. And a great price.
You can't beat this in Van, I am already homesick to return.
Hank2017-04-14T00:00:00Z
I loved staying here. It was only a few blocks walking distance to tons of cool places to eat and drink. I saw two great documentary films down the street at the indie movie theater. Main street is definitely up and coming and that's fun to experience. Janice's house is in a very good neighborhood and all the homes are very well kept, including hers. The house is very nicely decorated and she's kept the period feel of the place very well. The bed was comfy and right next to the bathroom. Lovely host, lovely place, I give this top marks without reservation.
I highly recommend staying with Janice. Her home is very warm and welcoming. The bed I had was soft with a foam topper. Everything was very clean. I didn't have much interaction with Janice herself but she was very friendly and made sure I knew I could contact her if I needed. I would love to stay here again if I'm in the Vancouver area.
Marykay2017-03-05T00:00:00Z
Comfortable and Friendly Space
L'habitació era preciosa, neta, ben decorada, còmoda. L'amfitrió va ser molt amable. el pati Christina Nota: Em (Terri) llogat l'habitació a través d'Airbnb per a un col·lega que es va allotjar allà. No em vaig quedar en el lloc, pel que aquesta revisió és d'ella.
Es tracta d'una unitat neta i ben cuidada, el que ens va servir bé durant la nostra estada a Vancouver. Bon valor.
Terry 2017-01-01T00:00:00Z
Vous ne pouvez pas demander un meilleur endroit. Stephen et sa femme étaient très accommodant. Nous avons vraiment apprécié notre séjour.
Leuke kleine huisje met bijna alles wat je nodig hebt voorbereid. Pretty gezellig.
Siran2016-08-28T00:00:00Z
神話般的人!真棒住宿!偉大的位置! 你還在等什麼呢?....現在的書之前,它不見了!

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Mentor Musings: Praying for the Grace to be Faithful
A tapestry of reflections and sharings on life experiences
Praying for the Grace to be Faithful
“We are called upon not to be successful but to be faithful.” - Blessed Mother Teresa
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"Do not think that love in order to be genuine has to be extraordinary. What we need is to love without getting tired. Be faithful in small things because it is in them that your strength lies." - Blessed Mother Teresa
Lord, grant us the grace to be faithful in whatever You have called us to do as we pursue Your will for us each day. May our hearts be filled with the desire to please You and to love and serve You and Your people through the talents and abilities You have blessed us with, no matter how small they may be. We lift unto You our offering of our five loaves and two fish, asking that, in Your great love, You may multiply these and allow them to be used for Your greater glory. Amen.
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faithfulness, not success!
Good day! Hope you've been inspired and/or encouraged by the blog post. Would appreciate your comments/feedback so I can continue improving this blog. Thanks and God bless!
I am a teacher by vocation and I believe this is what I'll be doing for the rest of my career life. It's safe to say that I want to retire as a professor here in the College of Business Administration, University of the Philippines Diliman,
I am also College Secretary of UPCBA and this has given me tons of opportunities to build relationships with students and allowed me to be of service to them and also learn from them as well,
I am also a covenanted member of Ang Ligaya ng Panginoon, a Catholic covenant community. This community is my home away from home (since my parents live in Laguna) and where my relationship with the Lord is grounded and growing.
I am also the faculty adviser of Christ's Youth in Action - UP Diliman and here is where I get to be Kuya Manny or Sir Bro (they are definitely interchangeable) to my younger brothers and sisters in Christ.
I love to write (obviously) and I am glad that I was able to cross off writing a blog from my bucket list as I get more into sharing blog posts on Mentor Musings.
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Derek Thinks Music: Case Study: Doomtree
Although I've only recently discovered the genre, the wealth of talent and surprisingly, business savvy, has drawn me in. What struck me most was how many of the artists regularly performed as part of a collective, even the solo acts. Groups like the Wu-Tang Clan allowed its members to create an unorthodox structure by releasing albums as both a group and as solo artists.
One of the best recent examples of a group embracing the harmony between art and business is the Minnesota collective Doomtree. Formed in the early 2000s by high school friends Cecil Otter, P.O.S., and producer MK Larada, Doomtree began as a loose collective and eventually developed into a group of musicians forming an indie record label.
All of the members of the group work under the Doomtree name and on under the name of their solo projects. Each member of the group contributes something different; Dessa is a spoken word poet, Paper Tiger does graphic design, Lazerbeak produces the artists. It's half a label and half a performing collective.
I love all of the artists on Doomtree. And their do it yourself style of running their group is fascinating and, I like, the direction many indie labels should be headed. (For a more in-depth discussion of the group, check their website. I'm not going to re-type interviews and such.)
Let's take a look at some of the ways that the Doomtree collective benefits every one of its members.
-Label is run only by artists involved. No contract or conflict of interest issues.
-The group periodically releases their False Hopes compilations featuring all their artists in between major releases to keep up momentum and build fan interest for all the artists.
-Shared overhead expenses among artists reduces costs for everyone (website development, merch, recording, etc). Paper Tiger does the graphic design for everyone in the collective.
-Cross promotion. The Doomtree crew promotes Doomtree. More voices promoting the same group = more and better promotion for everyone. Everyone benefits from the growth of the one brand instead of everyone pushing their own name.
-Varied talents of each member allow the collective to build fan relations in unconvential, and effective ways. Dessa started a book club. Lazerbeak does weekly Tuesdays with Lazerbeak blog posts to consistantly connect with fans.
-The selective nature of who Doomtree allows on their roster serves as both quality control and branding. What this means to fans is, if you see a Doomtree show, it'll be good. This cannot be stressed enough. With so many crappy bands in existence, going to a show is a gamble. With a consistent Doomtree brand, a music fan can reasonably trust that even if they don't know all the bands playing a show, it'll be worth it to go out to the show. They obviously understand this by holding a yearly Doomtree Blowout show in December.
However, there are some key points that must be in order for this collective to work.
-The group has to be selective about who can enter for personality reasons. For a collective to work, the roster has to be carefully chosen to ensure there are no free riders or negative influences who would tarnish the entire group's reputation. Say for example the artist that runs merch decides to quit and takes all the passwords and merch with him. This could easily devastate the group.
-The group also has to be selective about quality. If one of the artists isn't carrying their weight or is performing below the standards of the group, the entire collective suffers.
-As with all organizations, the danger of group-think is always present. The group must maintain an atmosphere of being constructively critical of itself to ensure quality decisions.
I seriously hope these guys make infinity billion dollars. For a much more in-depth interview of how the group started, check this interview from way way back.
How can you use the Doomtree model to help both your community and yourself?


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If we were having coffee: Waiting for Hermine – breezes at dawn
Posted in Art, Earth, Eastern Shore, Exploring, Fire, Garden, Gifts, Life, Maryland, Mindfulness, Nature, Photography, Quotes, Sky, Spirit, Summer, Walking & Wandering, Water, Weather, WeekendCoffeeShare, Wonder	If we were having coffee: Waiting for Hermine
Posted on September 2, 2016September 2, 2016 by Robin	Yesterday evening’s sky.
Yesterday morning’s sky.
If we were having coffee, tea, water, or some other beverage, we would be meeting early today because an unexpected guest will be arriving tonight. Early in the week, our weather forecast for the Labor Day weekend was beautiful. Sunny, cooler, drier days. Then Hermine developed down in the Gulf of Mexico and she has decided to head our way. The weather prognosticators are saying the rain and wind will start sometime tonight and continue through tomorrow and Sunday. There are already bands of rain from the storm approaching Norfolk, Virginia, which is just a few hours south of here.
Bands of clouds this morning.
It’s great to see you again! Come on in and make yourself at home. The weather is gorgeous right now so let’s take our drinks and snacks out to the porch where we can enjoy the cool breeze and watch as the high, thin bands of clouds race by. The hummingbirds will likely be chattering at us, too, and we’ll probably see a few goldfinches and cardinals feeding at the sunflowers.
How are you? What have you been up to lately? Have you traveled anywhere or seen anything new? Have you taken any classes or workshops or in some way learned a new trick or two? Have you gone on any good hikes or walks? How is the weather in your neck of the world? Have you read any good books or watched any good films?
After yesterday morning’s rain showers.
I am currently reading Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs. I’ve had the book on my bookshelf for about a year or so. I saw an advert for the Tim Burton movie based on the book and thought it was high time I read the book. I am thoroughly enjoying it so far. As for films, we recently watched Suffragette. I thought it was good. I was reminded of another movie we saw a few years ago about the suffragette movement and the force feeding of women who were arrested and on a hunger strike. I can’t remember the name of it and a search isn’t turning up what I think it was. Perhaps it was Iron Jawed Women, but the title isn’t ringing any bells for me.
If we were having coffee, you may have noticed that I haven’t been around much since our last coffee chat. It’s been a busy week. I went on a quick trip to be with family (including Little Wookie) on Sunday and Monday. Since returning I’ve been trying to get caught up on everything that has been neglected pretty much since the beginning of July when I went to Ohio. I’m also getting ready for the Great Fall Cleaning Event. I didn’t really do the spring cleaning this year so it seems like a good idea to put some energy and zeal behind the fall cleaning.
The busy-ness will probably continue throughout the rest of the month because there is another short trip coming up and when I return my niece will be coming to stay and help out for a week. She was looking for some extra money and I was looking for someone to help out with my garden so it should be a perfect pairing. If we get the garden cleaned up and ready for winter, I might reconsider expanding it. For now, I’m leaving the weeds in hopes they will help support the flowers during Hermine’s rainy, windy visit.
If we were having coffee or tea or something else to drink, I would tell you that storms make me nervous during the best of times. But you probably already know that. Hermine’s upcoming visit wasn’t really bothering me much until I had a look at the weather website that likes to make all weather look alarming and dire. Our weather folks have been remarkably (and unusually) calm and have said that the main threat will be heavy rain (1-4 inches) and wind gusts up to 45 mph on the eastern side of the pennisula (where the beaches are located). They’re also expecting storm surges, rip tides, big waves, and some beach erosion. It shouldn’t be as bad here on the western side.
If we were having coffee, I would tell you that I was finally able to take a walk in the woods yesterday. I haven’t been out there for over a month due to the swarms of biting insects. The breeze and cooler temperatures have swept them aside for now. Two trees have toppled over. I’m not sure when that would have happened. Perhaps during the storms that occurred near the end of July while I was away. We haven’t had much in the way of wind and rain since that time.
There is a lot of red in the scrounger’s garden this year.
If we were having coffee, tea, or something else, I would tell you that the goldenrod at the edge of the meadow is beginning to bloom, the sweet gum tree leaves are beginning to turn yellow and red, and some of the marsh grasses are taking on their fall red color. The pathways through the meadows haven’t been mowed in months so it’s hard to say what’s going on out there. M has contacted the man who mowed the front meadow, and he’ll be coming around sometime this fall or winter to mow the side meadow. The front meadow, which I referred to as the Bare Meadow after it was mowed, is so overgrown again that we’ll probably have to mow it again next year. It amazes me how fast things grow around here.
Goldenrod and Partridge Peas.
If we were having coffee, it would be time for me to turn this over to you. I will have to get back outside soon to take down the laundry I hung out to dry, and to make sure all the hatches are battened down. M took care of most of the preparations yesterday evening so we should be good, but it doesn’t hurt to have another look around. Someone remind me to take down the hummingbird feeders. They’re glass and it’s probably best to put them somewhere safe from the wind. Or at least put them on the ground until Hermine moves on.
Black-eyed Susans in the meadow.
Thank you so much for stopping by for another coffee chat. I always enjoy your visits. I doubt we’ll see much of a sunset this evening. It’s scheduled for 7:30 PM. As of this writing, they’re predicting most of the heavy rain and gusty winds won’t arrive until about 5:00 AM tomorrow so maybe I’ll head down to the Point just to see what’s going on and enjoy the cooler weather while it lasts. You’re welcome to join me if you like.
Getting breezy by the pond.
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36 thoughts on “If we were having coffee: Waiting for Hermine”	Carol says:	September 2, 2016 at 11:14 am	Signs of fall are setting in here too – I’m ready, and then again, I’m not. I have had so little motivation this year to do outside work, I’m ready for the need to end so I can stop chiding myself about that lack of motivation – but I also know when winter starts it won’t take long for me to complain about winter. Some people are just not ever satisfied, right? Love your photos, of course. The lush foliage is the part of living on the eastern side of the country that I love – the weather that creates it, is the part I don’t love. Again – not satisfied. Hoping you weather (teehee) Hermine with no problems.
Reply	Robin says:	September 3, 2016 at 9:07 am	Thank you, Carol. 🙂 I haven’t felt particularly motivated this year, either. That’s why my flower garden is now a weed garden. Hermine’s rain moved in while I was sleeping and the wind is just beginning to get blustery.
Reply	dawnkinster says:	September 2, 2016 at 12:07 pm	We’re going to have a beautiful holiday weekend, 70’s for highs…50’s for low..sunshine. Goldenrod is in full bloom now. Katie and I were up north these past few days, camping for perhaps the last time this summer. What a wonderful summer we had!
I love the ‘glow from the inside’ best in this set of images. We have zinnias this year too. They are so pretty. I hope yours don’t take too much of a beating from the storm approaching. Stay safe and warm.
Reply	Robin says:	September 3, 2016 at 9:09 am	Thank you, Dawn. 🙂 Warmth is something we have in abundance so staying warm is not a problem, especially with this tropical system bringing in more warmth and humidity. I’ve always found it fascinating how tropical storms can carry the tropics with them. Your weather sounds wonderful. Send some of it this way when you get a chance.
Reply	Walking My Path: Mindful Wanderings in Nature says:	September 2, 2016 at 2:39 pm	Hey Robin,
Good to see you. As always, your photos are beyond stunning. I want to see Suffragette. I think I read the peculiar children book years ago, but should again because I don’t remember stuff.
Good luck with catch up and settling back in and I hope everything is ok for Hermine’s visit.
Reply	Robin says:	September 3, 2016 at 9:26 am	Thank you, Mary. 🙂 I just came back from a walk and it’s beginning to get a little blustery out there, but not too bad so far. I don’t remember stuff either. In a way, that makes so many things new again. 😀
Reply	Walking My Path: Mindful Wanderings in Nature says:	September 3, 2016 at 9:33 am	Yeah, I often think about that too, how everything is new. Unless it’s something important for some reason, like where my husband is. He travels a lot for work. I asked my granddaughter if she would get me together with my friends if/when I can’t anymore. I may not remember them each time, but what great people to meet for the first time. Then maybe we would get pictures of memory now and again. And stories would be funny again, like they were new.
I often will rent a movie and toward the end of it think….wait a minute….why do I know how this ends? Well, because I had seen it before. It’s all ok. 🙂
Reply	arlingwoman says:	September 2, 2016 at 7:37 pm	I hope Hermine suddenly changes course and blows out to sea. I was looking forward to kayaking and now it looks unlikely until Monday. Still, I can find other things to do. Reading, among them… We are only supposed to get the showers and not the wind here. I will rush to the garden if it isn’t raining in the AM.
Reply	Robin says:	September 3, 2016 at 9:29 am	I hope so too, Lisa. We’ve had about a 1/2 inch of rain so far and the wind is just starting to pick up. I thought about running some errands this afternoon, but the weather folks keep advising us not to go out if we don’t have to so I may spend the time reading, too. 😀
Reply	arlingwoman says:	September 3, 2016 at 5:00 pm	We’re clearing now–not sure for how long–but it never rained. I think we are on the very edge. Hope it isn’t bad there. I spent the day from 10 am to 3 pm in the garden. It did need some work and I planted seeds for a few fall crops. We’ll see how that goes!
Reply	Robin says:	September 5, 2016 at 9:50 am	I hope the critters leave your fall crops alone, Lisa. 🙂 It wasn’t bad at all here. Probably a little worse on the coast, but even there it wasn’t as bad as predicted. We’re dealing with some flooding at high tides now, but that’s not a problem on our property and it affords me the opportunity to watch the fish swimming in the woods.
Reply	arlingwoman says:	September 5, 2016 at 7:57 pm	Oh good! And I’m glad you can see the fish in the woods again.
Reply	merrildsmith says:	September 2, 2016 at 8:08 pm	The sky here was beautiful last night, and today was gorgeous. We probably won’t get as much of the storm as you are–it will be worse along the coast. I hope the storm is not too bad for you.
I haven’t read the Miss Peregrine book, although I’ve long been fascinated by the title. 🙂 I didn’t see Suffragette either. I know it got sort of so-so reviews. You probably are thinking about Iron-jawed Angels, although several years ago there was a Masterpiece Theatre series. OK. I just looked it up, and if it’s the same one I’m thinking of, it was from 1974! Shoulder to Shoulder. I most of seen it when it was repeated at some point.
Beautiful photos. I particularly like the sky photos and the golden rod.
Reply	Robin says:	September 3, 2016 at 9:34 am	Thank you, Merril. 🙂 Wasn’t that sunset last night amazing? It was so dark and gray here just prior to sunset that I decided not to go down to The Point. It was a bad call. By the time I noticed all the brilliant color, it was too late to run down there so I watched it through the trees in the backyard.
The Miss Peregrine book is pretty good. The old photographs the author used are fascinating, and I was reminded of a blogger I followed years ago who wrote horror stories based on old photographs she had collected.
Reply	merrildsmith says:	September 3, 2016 at 12:08 pm	It was beautiful. A FB friend posted beautiful photos of the sunset over the river last night (at the park here). Of course, I was in my p.j’s. Good luck with the storm. I don’t think we’re supposed to get any rain today, but it’s windy like a stormy day at the shore. At least it’s cool enough to have the windows open. 🙂
Reply	Karma says:	September 3, 2016 at 9:15 am	Hope all is well for you as the storm must be on top of you now as I’m reading this post. I bet you’ll have some lovely photos to share when it is all over as long as the wind isn’t too nasty.
If we were having coffee I’d tell you all about my crazy first week teaching 7th grade! Long weekend most definitely needed! 🙂
Reply	Robin says:	September 3, 2016 at 11:56 am	Thanks, Karma. 🙂 All is well at the moment (and my internet connection even works!). The rain looks as though it has stopped or will stop soon. It’s a little blustery. Not sure if the winds will pick up or not after this (since even the weather folks don’t know).
You should write a blog post about your first week. It’s one of those milestones. 🙂
Reply	imaginativeworks says:	September 3, 2016 at 10:31 am	Another round of great photographs; I love stopping by to see those as well as read the writing that accompanies them. A quote by Richard Feynman, “Nature has a great simplicity and therefore a great beauty.”
Reply	Robin says:	September 3, 2016 at 11:57 am	Thank you so much, Shari. 🙂 Great quote.
Reply	thecoffeebeanbrain says:	September 3, 2016 at 10:55 am	Lovely image of that pink sky and those flowers in various shades of red. Hope all things turn out well over the weekend even with the storm coming in. Stay safe. 🙂
Reply	Robin says:	September 11, 2016 at 5:10 pm	Thank you so much. The storm turned out to be much ado about nothing, but that is fine with me. Hope all is well with you. 🙂
Reply	thecoffeebeanbrain says:	September 12, 2016 at 12:37 am	I am fine, thank you. It’s a long weekend for us here and I’m meeting some friends later despite of a little rain as part of a typhoon up north. Always a good time to have coffee with friends.
Reply	Colline says:	September 3, 2016 at 11:07 am	As usual, I enjoyed looking at your beautiful photos.
Reply	Robin says:	September 11, 2016 at 5:11 pm	Thank you, Colline. 🙂
Reply	jademwong says:	September 3, 2016 at 12:18 pm	Stay safe! I too am waiting for Hermine and cancelled all plans in light of the Hurricane.
Reply	Robin says:	September 11, 2016 at 5:12 pm	Thank you, Jade. 🙂 Thankfully it turned out not to be a great storm, but better safe than sorry.
Reply	bettylouise31 says:	September 3, 2016 at 4:21 pm	Be safe from Hermine and I hope that your area will only be touch by some of the winds and survives the damaged. Yor floer libray was a nice stroll as Iread the blog. Ienjoy seeing birds about and wished it was possible to put out seed.
Reply	Robin says:	September 11, 2016 at 5:13 pm	Thank you, Betty. 🙂
Reply	jane tims says:	September 4, 2016 at 3:22 pm	Love ‘getting breezy by the pond’. I know we don’t get more than the tail-end of your storms, but even here I feel the anticipation, expectation hovering in the air. We had some flooding in our house in 2010 after 140 mm of rain so I am never quite as blasé about storms as I once was. Great deal with your niece!
Reply	Robin says:	September 11, 2016 at 5:15 pm	Thank you, Jane. 🙂 Yes, it’s a wonderful deal with my niece. I’m really looking forward to having some help. I don’t know if we’ll manage to expand the garden, but at least we’ll get things cleaned up.
I am not blasé about storms, either. You never know what Mother Nature will have in store.
Reply	Corina says:	September 5, 2016 at 12:58 am	I enjoyed our visit and loved the flower photos. I hope Hermine was/is kind to you. I’ll sees you next time .
Reply	Amy says:	September 5, 2016 at 9:47 am	Thank you, Robin for sharing the beautiful wood walk with us! Love these photos very much.
Reply	Eliza Waters says:	September 5, 2016 at 6:11 pm	The weather folk like to get us all excited, ‘preparing’ us, but rarely is it ever as bad as they predict. But their advertisers like us glued to their channel. 😉
Reply	Sallyann says:	September 6, 2016 at 4:34 am	It seems such a long time since I dropped by for coffee… That’s probably because it is. My spirit levels and iron levels have both been pretty low, resulting in my ability to sleep for Britain in the Olympics, but both are picking up again now. When you take away my sleep and work, my short amount of awake time is so packed that I’m exhausted and need to sleep again.
We have however been very busy. We’ve been in holiday to Palma in Mallorca, where I very cleverly played like a local and had a siesta each afternoon meaning I could spend the cool evenings out and about with Hubby.
We’ve had wedding activities… Shopping, preparing, partying.. Two weddings so far, Nephew in Cardiff, a fairytale wedding in a castle, and Youngest Daughter last weekend, wonderfully quirky and perfectly suited to both her and her young man. And the weddings don’t stop there, Eldest Daughter is getting married in November too.
We’ve had the house on the market to try and move to Weymouth. After over twenty viewings later this hasn’t happened and our “window of opportunity ” has moved in so we’ll hold back and wait for the next one.
I’ve prattled on with my news, but what about yours? Hope you’re both feeling a lot better after your virus, they do leave you with a thoroughly washed up feeling after don’t they. And what about your weather? Not too much damage on the Wabi sabi ranch I hope.
Thanks for coffee but I’ve got to run now, more places to go and people to see before I can squeeze in another nap before work tonight. Catch you again next time. Bye.
Reply	Joanna Lynn says:	September 8, 2016 at 6:58 am	Hope you fared well during the hurricane. I love the pictures. It made me feel like we were actually sitting outside looking at the flowers.
I found this great product for when the bugs are biting. It’s called a Bug Band. They are $1.00 at Walmart. My son is a bug magnet and when he wears one of these, they leave him alone. Just thought they might help you be able to get out more when the bugs have taken over.
Reply	nomad, interrupted says:	September 11, 2016 at 9:17 am	I hope you didn’t suffer too much damage with Hermine, Robin. It sounds like you’ve had a busy summer. I am so ready for fall! You and I have always shared a dislike of heat and humidity and this summer has been a particularly miserable one. Mike and I had a nice escape from the heat on our 11 day trip to Iceland, where we had temperatures in the 50s and some pretty heady winds. We both ended up sick, being out hiking every day in the cold and then returning to 90+ temperatures in Virginia. I’m still recovering from walking pneumonia. I can’t wait to be back to normal again. 🙂


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21 Reviews #13 of 31 things to do in Chapeco Sacred & Religious Sites, Waterfalls, Sights & Landmarks, Nature & Parks Distrito de Sede Figueira, a 1.000 metros da BR-282, Chapeco, State of Santa Catarina, Brazil+ Add phone number+ Add website
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