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Thursday, January 31, 2008

It's Still Snowing in Jerusalem

I tried going to work today. The usually traffic laden streets of Givat Shaul in Jerusalem were almost empty. The palm trees on Kanfei Nesharim Street received a white coating:

A mortally wounded umbrella on Beit HaDefus Street:

This reminded me of an old post:
But the last rainstorm has not been without its victims. If one walks around Jerusalem, the victims can be seen every so often abandoned and lying on the ground near the sidewalks. I’m not talking about the homeless. I'm talking about the umbrellas that could not stand up to the Israeli mountain winds. I do a lot of walking and I usually have to replace my umbrella every one to two years. You walk down the street with the top of the umbrella pointed head on into the wind. Then of a sudden the wind changes direction and comes under the umbrella. It would be nice if at that moment you would lifted up into the air and spirited across the puddles like Mary Poppins, but that just does not happen. The untimely gust of wind turns your umbrella inside out. The average umbrella will survive this trauma several times, but sooner or later the fabric will tear and the arms will bend. It is not suave to walk around Jerusalem carrying an umbrella that looks like a television antenna. Of course this is not an excuse to litter. I guess the people who threw down their umbrellas were too worried about getting wet to find a dumpster to throw their umbrella into.

It has been said, “If you build a better mousetrap, the whole world will beat a path to your door.” Who will build the better umbrella that can handle Jerusalem’s winds?
Snow clouds cover a section of the Jerusalem Forest:

Did I mention that that the office building where I work was closed?

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Batya said...

You walked for nothing? Or just to take pictures?

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Signs of An Affair:  How Can I Tell If He Is Cheating On Me?

by Sally R. Connolly, LMFT and John E. Turner, LMFT

Signs of An Affair:

There are no clear-cut signs of an affair … other than finding your partner with a lover … that are fool-proof; however, when there are changes in your partner and the marriage there are often some signs of an affair may be happening. Some of these indicators are:

The obvious signs of an affair include:

• preoccupation with social media and keeping it private,
• sleeping with phone, changing passwords, obsessive texting,
• a change in routine,
• late hours,
• much more attention to grooming, dieting and exercise,
• a rush to the shower immediately after coming home,
• the smell of perfume or cologne,
• more mentioning of an opposite sex co-worker or no mention of one that was mentioned before.

Other signs of an affair, maybe not quite so obvious, include:

• Feeling of distance with your spouse. Where you once may have talked about what was going on in each other’s lives, you find that your partner is less available to do that. You have more difficulty in every day communication … reaching your partner by cell phone or at the office.
• Another sign of an affair can be a change in attitude. Your partner may once have been friendly and now seems more abrupt or disrespectful and may even appear to pick fights with you.
• Definite moodiness about your partner, times of seeming to be very happy coupled with times of seeming depressed, sad or unhappy.
• Change in frequency of sexual relations, either a definite lack of sexual involvement or significantly more and an interest in trying new or different things in the bedroom might be another sign of an affair.
• Your intuition or “gut” tells you that something is wrong.
• Others close to you two may also mention that there seems to be a difference with your spouse and you have a nagging question of another person. This could be a sign of an affair.

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Thursday, September 29, 2016

Mosquitoland by David Arnold

David Arnold
4/5 stars

In a quick-moving chain of events, Mim's parents divorce, her father remarries, and Mim is moved nearly 1000 miles south from her mother.  After overhearing that her mother is ill, and being convinced that her step-mother is keeping them apart, Mim makes a snap decision to take a Greyhound to Cleveland and help her mom. Mosquitoland follows Mim's journey, both physically and emotionally, as she makes friends, faces tough decisions, and learns a good deal about herself.

Arnold's debut novel is smooth and polished, with a plot that flows well and nicely defined characters.  It is also funny, and heartbreaking.  With a few exceptions, Mim finds herself in situations that are realistic, and the choices she makes are also believable--even the bad ones.

On a side note, as a former special educator, I am in awe with Arnold's beautiful treatment of , and discussions about, atypical children.   I hope this lesson will be embraced by all who read it.

Mosquitoland is memorable, touching, and an overall good novel.

(I previously read Arnold's Kids of Appetite and found it amazing.)

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Professional Advice From Your Dentist About Gum Disease

Far too many people are not aware of how important it is to keep up their oral hygiene routines. As a result they develop gum disease or other dental problems, which can cause long-term issues, lead to painful dental surgery and cost you a whole lot in dental bills.

Several studies show that the majority of adults will develop some level of gum disease. But, it can be prevented by taking a few precautions and seeking out the expert advice of your dentist.

Looking after your oral health is essential as not only can you experience dental problems, but when you have gum disease it can affect your overall health. This is because infection of the gums can spread to other areas of the body. Also, when you have gum disease, it can prevent you from being able to eat all the foods that you normally would and you may not be able to get all the nutrients you need for a healthy body.

Talking To Your Dentist About Gum Disease
Your dentist should be your first step for finding out information about how to protect your teeth and gums. Make sure that you visit your dentist at least every six months for a check-up and clean. They can explain to you how you can protect your oral health and can look out for early warning signs of the condition that you might miss.

There are many symptoms of gum disease that can be observed including:
• Bleeding gums
• Swelling
• Receding
• Shrinking
• Redness on the gums
• Immense pain
• Continuous bad breath

If you notice any of the above signs, then you should make a beeline to your dentist for a thorough check-up.

Advantages Of Talking To Your Dentist About Gum Disease
Your dentist is a fountain of knowledge and will be pleased to help you ensure that you are protecting your oral health. They can educate you about how to spot the signs of gum disease. You should ask them to show you the correct method for brushing your teeth to get rid of as much bacteria and plaque as possible. At regular check-ups your dentist can remove tartar, which can also cause gum disease and cannot be removed by brushing alone.

While many people shy away from visiting dentists regularly as they are afraid of the price tag, the investment is worthwhile. Otherwise you may end up having to pay for expensive and painful dental procedures.

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Kaushal Shah I have been in internet marketing field since 2006. I love music, football, chess. I believe in “God helps those who help themselves”.

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Thursday, July 02, 2009

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Here's a photo of Palin allowing an american flag to be displayed upside down and, even worse, touching the floor:

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Is Sarah still taken seriously by anyone ?
I wish I could afford that expensive running outfit. I say eat the rich!!

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I don't see flag touching floor?
Those who left comments so far are most likley flag burners

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2013 NFL Draft Game

Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by Duane, Mar 30, 2013.

  1. Szczepanik

    Szczepanik Well-Known Member

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    All of the drafts are going to look exactly the same in a bit. Maybe change rules and allow 5 pick range below our pick lol?

    Richardson is only one pick away from 18 =(
  2. NateSuri

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    #18 - S Kenny Vaccaro
    #47 - QB EJ Manuel
    #80 - OG Brian Winters
    #114 - DT Jordan Hill
    #151 - RB Kenjon Barner
    #184 - C Braxston Cave

    Not a Romo hater. I just like EJ and I think if the running QB is in the NFL's future, let's at least give it a shot at backup. Otherwise, pick up Sylvester Williams in the second round.
  3. Gaede

    Gaede Well-Known Member

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    Sly Williams
    Le'Veon Bell
    Tony Jefferson
  4. respectdatstar

    respectdatstar Member

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    I really like Manuel. I just think he is too much of a luxury as a #3 QB when we just gave Romo half of Texas and have Kyle Orton as one of the best back-ups in the league, if not the best. I just think the pick could be used to address the OL or DL. I like the other picks, though.
  5. respectdatstar

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    After reading the thread about us only drafting 3 QBs in the last 23 years, maybe we should invest in a quality signal caller. I still think we have more glaring needs but have a better understanding of why it may be time to start grooming our QB of the future.
  6. Fredd

    Fredd Well-Known Member

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    so sayeth Fredd (assuming no moves):

    1st (18): Kenny Vacarro, FS, Texas (honorable mention to Fluker)
    2nd (47): Terron Armstead, OT, Ark-Pine Bluff
    3rd (80): Brandon Williams, DT, Missouri Sthrn St (hm:Rogers&Schwenke)
    4th (114): Chase Thomas, OLB, Stanford (hm to Stills)
    5th (151): Kenjon Barner, RB, Oregon (hm to Logan)
    6th (185): Michael Williams, TE, Alabama

    this assumes that we sign Moore as a FA @ OG.

    * Arguably best safety
    * STRONG talent at RT
    * an incredible motor @ DT
    * He competes for the OLB opposite Carter
    * one of my pet cats @ RB - run kenjon, run...home run waiting to happen every time he touches the ball
    * blocking TE that we need

    I would be ecstatic with this draft
  7. TheFinisher

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    18. D.J. Fluker | OT | Alabama
    47. Justin Hunter | WR | Tennessee
    80. Corey Lemonier | DE | Auburn
    114. DJ Swearinger | S | South Carolina
    151. Bennie Logan | DT | LSU
    185. Hugh Thornton | OG | Illinois

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March 6: Todd McShay's Latest Mock 3.0

Discussion in 'Draft Zone' started by DFWJC, Mar 6, 2013.

  1. DFWJC

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    Todd McShay just released his Mock 3.0. Lots of changes.

    McShay has Cooper going 10th and Warmack falling to the Cowboys.
    Works for me.

    1. Star Lotulelei
    2. Luke Joeckle
    3. Sharrif Floyd
    4. Dee Milliner
    5. Ezekiel Ansah
    6. Dion Jordan
    7. Geno Smith
    8. Eric Fisher
    9. Barkevious Mingo
    10. Jonathan Cooper
    11. Lane Johnson
    12. Keenan Allen
    13. Kenny Vaccaro
    14. Sheldon Richardson
    15. Alec Ogletree
    16. Tavon Austin
    17. Jarvis Jones
    18. Chance Warmack, OG, Alabama....Dallas Cowboys
    19. Tyler Eifert
    20. Cordarrelle Patterson
    21. DJ Fluker
    22. Menelik Watson
    23. Sylvester Williams
    24. Justin Pugh
    25. Bjoern Werner
    26. John Jenkins
    27. Justin Hunter
    28. Xavier Rhodes
    29. Blidi Wren-Wilson
    30. Zach Ertz
    31. Margus Hunt
  2. InmanRoshi

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    I'm not a big Werner fan, but that seems pretty low.
  3. BrAinPaiNt

    BrAinPaiNt Backwoods Sexy Staff Member

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    BPA meets need. Would work for me.

    However I don't know if the Cowboys would feel that way since they kind of want a OG/OC type.
  4. tm1119

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    Yeah that's pretty much how I see the draft playing out (except Werner that low), just hope Jerry actually pulls the trigger on a guard.
  5. DCBoysfan

    DCBoysfan Hardwork and Dedication

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    I will TAKE IT.
  6. BrAinPaiNt

    BrAinPaiNt Backwoods Sexy Staff Member

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    Heck yeah you would.

    95% of the cowboys fans in the world would be sitting back with a mile wide smile if it happened.
  7. DFWJC

    DFWJC Well-Known Member

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    Murray and Romo too
  8. Idgit

    Idgit That sounds really boring Staff Member

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    I like him a lot, too. And I think he might drop down to 18.
  9. xwalker

    xwalker Well-Known Member

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    Not what I expected from McShay:

    1 Star Lotulelei Kansas City Chiefs (2-14)
    2 Luke Joeckel* Jacksonville Jaguars (2-14)
    3 Sharrif Floyd* Oakland Raiders (4-12)
    4 Dee Milliner* Philadelphia Eagles (4-12)
    5 Ezekiel Ansah* Detroit Lions (4-12)
    Humm...over OTs Fisher and Johnson
    6 Dion Jordan Cleveland Browns (5-11)
    7 Geno Smith Arizona Cardinals (5-11)
    8 Eric Fisher Buffalo Bills (6-10)
    9 Barkevious Mingo* New York Jets (6-10)
    10 Jonathan Cooper Tennessee Titans (6-10)
    11 Lane Johnson San Diego Chargers (7-9)
    12 Keenan Allen* Miami Dolphins (7-9)
    13 Kenny Vaccaro Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-9)
    14 Sheldon Richardson Carolina Panthers (7-9)
    15 Alec Ogletree * New Orleans Saints (7-9)
    16 Tavon Austin* St. Louis Rams (7-8-1)
    At 5-8, 172 lbs?
    17 Jarvis Jones* Pittsburgh Steelers (8-8)
    IMO, the medical either drops him out of the 1st or has very minimal impact.
    18 Chance Warmack Dallas Cowboys (8-8)
    19 Tyler Eifert New York Giants (9-7)
    20 Cordarrelle Patterson *: Chicago Bears (10-6)
    21 D.J. Fluker* Cincinnati Bengals (10-6)
    22 Menelik Watson* St. Louis Rams (from WAS) (7-8-1)
    I like this player, but I think he needed a excellent combine to have a chance at the 1st round, which he didn't.
    23 Sylvester Williams Minnesota Vikings (10-6)
    24 Justin Pugh* Indianapolis Colts (11-5)
    I don't get the love for this player. He has short arms even for a Guard. He is not overly strong and his movements seem awkward. He didn't look too good at the Senior Bowl, IMO.
    25 Bjoern Werner* Seattle Seahawks (11-5)
    He had him at #2 in his last mock. Maybe a little over-reaction to the combine.
    26 John Jenkins Green Bay Packers (11-5)
    A run clogger only this in the 1st. Meh.
    27 Justin Hunter* Houston Texans (12-4)
    28 Xavier Rhodes* Denver Broncos (13-3)
    29 Blidi Wreh-Wilson New England Patriots (12-4)
    30 Zach Ertz * Atlanta Falcons (13-3)
    31 Margus Hunt San Francisco 49ers (11-4-1)
    32 Manti Te'o Baltimore Ravens (10-6)
  10. ABQcowboyJR

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    Would love it if Allen Austin Ziggy and Geno went before us.
  11. Woods

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    He has TB drafting another Safety in Round 1?
  12. reddyuta

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    I will be happy if somebody takes Vacarro before 18 but the Bucs are unlikely to pick 2 consecutive safeties in the first rd after picking barron last year.
  13. mmillman

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    Warmack would be an awesome pick.
    He has been my favorite since midway through the college season. He absolutely destroys his opponent and engulfs lb's
  14. Future

    Future Intramural Legend

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    Saw that too, doesn't seem likely.
  15. CopenhagenCowboy

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    Yes, and Vaccaro.
  16. DFWJC

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    Agree. It'd be shocking if they took another 1st rd safety
  17. Zordon

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    "Country boy from Georgia. Just a tough guy. Loves football. Kind of a road-grader in the run game and a fire hydrant in the passing game."

    This is exactly what we need.
  18. TheCount

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    Terrible mock, but I like our selection.
  19. marchetta

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    I see he has Damontre Moore (T A&M) dropping out of the 1st rd. Wow.

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Cowgirls Git R Dun and the World Record Ride

     Cowgirls Git R Dun is a group of primarily women who have come together to make a difference in this world. Our causes are: Victims of Domestic Violence, Homeless Veterans and Breast Cancer Patients.

     The World Record Ride is an idea that was conceived as a wonderful means of generating $1 million for each of the 3 causes we have chosen to tackle. This ride will cover 35 states, 35 days and 39 legs! It is a mammoth undertaking, no doubt about that, but it is one we are passionate about. This ride will begin in Daytona Florida on September 9, 2011, and will finish back at Daytona at the beginning of Biketoberfest in October. For more information about Cowgirls and The World Record Ride go to


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Monday, April 30, 2012

Crossing The 5K Off The Bucket List

I am officially a 5Ker.

Gosh it feels good to type that!

{this definitely deserves a spot on the fridge!}
I was pretty nervous going into the run on Sunday and felt really unprepared. However, I was determined to check this off of my list (and it helped that my best friend had came 8 hours to run this with me, I knew I recruited her for a reason!), so bright and early Sunday morning we packed up our stuff and headed south to join hundreds of other beautiful ladies in a run around Rochester.

Now, I didn't set any records, but I also didn't get last. I ended up 174/358, so you could even say I was in the top half! :) I did just over 11 minute miles, which I had been averaging, even though my phone said I ran 10:28 miles. Something wasn't matching up between their timing and my GPS, but I am not official enough to care.

{My partner in crime & I after running. don't mind the squinting, it was a beautiful day!}

{the trio. Angie rocked the 10K while Lindsay and I did the 5K}

{my fabulous hubby who came and cheered us on}
I am determined that this will not be my last 5K, so I am already on the search for another one this summer and I am debating about a 10K in September that Kati suggested. I think I could do it!? Either way, I am a lot better off than I was 2 months ago, when the farthest I could run was to the mailbox. :)

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What Kind Of Person Are You?

My husband might think I am crazy, but I will readily admit that I read about 5-10 blogs a day.

Some of them make me laugh, some of them I wish I wouldn't waste my time reading, a lot of them make me wish I had a perfect house and owned a Silhouette Cameo so I could craft away my life and most of them feel like they were written by my friends.

And, every once in a while there is an inspirational blog though that makes me stop and think. A post that makes me want to become a better person.

Those are the posts that make my time spent mulling over blogs completely worth it.

Yesterday's post by Emily Jones on Jones Design Company was one of those.

I don't know how or when I first stumbled upon Emily's posts, but I ended up following because of her gorgeous design work. We have the same classic style and I would love to one day create something as simple and beautiful as she has. I don't read every email that comes in my inbox from her, but something about yesterday's caught my eye.

Her question was valid and I had a hard time finding a really good answer. Probably, because I found it challenging to limit my answer to just a few things. I want to be so many things, but when that happens I often have trouble succeeding at just one. And unfortunately, my list is full of too many nouns, and not enough adjectives.

I am going to spend the next few days mulling this over. What is mine & Mark's motto? What do we want to be remembered as? What do we want people to say about us over the dinner table? When we have kids, what values are we going to make the most important in our family? What two or three words describe us?

And then, when I find an answer I am printing it out and hanging it on my bulletin board. Life is too short to not start becoming the person you want to be now.

I am also a realist and I know that I will not and can not succeed at making every person love me. It's simply not possible. But I can convince those people to respect me for the life I lead, even thought they don't agree with me. And, more importantly, I can succeed at creating lasting relationships with the people who are important to me.

Hopefully, the answer to this question slips off the tip of your tongue!

Have a great weekend!

Friday, April 27, 2012

High Five For Friday

Finally, Friday, you are here!

I don't know about you but 70 degree weather and sunshine makes weeks in the office seem terrible. I don't know how I am going to handle the summer. Luckily though, I have a new office starting tomorrow with lots of light and sun. Maybe I can get a tan through the window!?

I decided I am going to try to make "High Five For Friday" with Lauren at From My Grey Desk a regular addition to Cows, Corn & Country. Hopefully, as you're reading you find some reasons to celebrate too!

High Five #1 goes out to the new Essie nail polish I splurged on this week. I picked up the nail polish addition from my BFF last fall, but this was my first Essie purchase. I am loving the spring Tart Deco color and day 2 without any chips. I am thinking it's going to much more durable than my $2.00 bottles.

High Five #2 goes to the finally getting out to Target Field for a Twins game. We got lucky and got some last minute tickets to Tuesday night's game. We went with Mark's co-worker and wife and their adorable 3-month-old son. Seriously, you should see the hair on this kid's head! He's a cutie. When they slipped out because of rain we met up with Misty & her boyfriend Matt, who just happened to be at the game too! The Twins ended up losing terribly to the Red Sox, but nothing beats outdoor baseball.

{we had killer seats right behind home plate.}
High Five #3 is for a spotless house. Mark spent Wednesday night in the tractor and I wasn't feeling so hot, so I stayed home and went super domestic on our house. The bathrooms are cleaned, the floors are swept, laundry done and everything dusted. Best feeling in the world. Unfortunately, the house being clean didn't make me feel any better and I spent most of Thursday sick.

High Five #4 goes out to it being 5K week. I am ashamed to admit that I am terribly unprepared and my run Wednesday night went awful. However, I am blaming the bad run on my cold and I am excited to just get it over with. Even if I walk half of it, it's still an accomplishment in my mind...and door prizes and massages at the end! And I also decided that I am signing up for at least one more this summer yet. Any ideas on where or when?

And my last High Five For Friday is for hitting the big 5-0 in followers! Thanks everyone! If you want to follow my blog, you just have to click on "Join This Site" in the upper right hand corner or subscribe via email. To celebrate, I think I am might have my first giveaway next week!

Have a good weekend! The 5K is Sunday morning so while you are at church on Sunday, send a prayer my way! :)

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Someday House On Our Someday Farm

Just keep dreaming, just keep dreaming.

My life is all about making plans. As we talked about before, sometimes it's even become a fault. I am always one step ahead, thinking about how I can make things bigger and better.  I guess you could label me a dreamer.

And lately, I have been putting myself to sleep thinking about what color I will paint the walls of my house and dreaming about the cabinets in a future kitchen.

You don't have to tell me that I am a few too many steps ahead of myself. I know.

Here's our current situation: Mark & I are renting a nice little town home in quaint, small-town Minnesota. We have some beautiful wood floors in our living room, a washer and dryer right outside our bedroom door and a huge walk-in closet. Target is in our backyard (which is really not a good thing for our bank account), there is a nice little running path that goes through the park outside our front door and there is a coffee shop down the road that makes a great Sunday morning treat. We are 15 minutes away from my parents and 15 minutes away from Mark's. Mark can get up at 7:45 and make it to work at 8 and he gets to come home for lunch (where I think he usually takes a nap!) and I am only 45-50 minutes away from work.

Sounds great right?

But the truth is, as much as we like it, we are ready for step 2 in life. I want to be able to PAINT my walls. I want to have grass to mow. I want to have a deck to put a real grill on. I want to have cows across the road. I want to be able to plant asparagus and tomatoes and squash and pick fresh flowers, not buy them from the grocery store. Gosh, I sound needy don't I!?

Most important though, I want my husband to be able to head outside and work with cattle and know that he can walk back over for supper whenever he wants. It's a pain to send him to the farm and expect him back in 5 hours and it's even more of a pain to watch him fidget in our house on the nights he doesn't go to the farm. He's not good at living in a town home.

However, the end hopefully is near.

Crossing our fingers, in a few months we will be living in good old rural America. Mark's parents are finally treating themselves to the new house they deserve and we get to move in to the house that Mark grew up in. We are really excited for the change and hoping it comes soon. These farm kids are ready to have cattle chores, watch our corn grow and have a yard to take care of.

I know there are a lot of perks of town living that will be hard for me to give up and I am dreading the hour and 15 minute drive to work, but really, I can't wait to be able to clean, craft and work on cattle in one night. Right now, it's currently an either or situation.

However, after Step 2 I have a Step 3 in mind and it includes a new house for us someday soon.

 I would be perfectly content if my someday house looked like this one.

You see, Mark's parents house is old. Like a 100+ years old. It has one bathroom...and bats & mice. Don't get me wrong, it's a great place with lots of family history, but one day I want to build my dream home. In fact, when I agreed to live on the farm, it was the one clause that I gave my husband. A new house in 3-5 years.

So, like any 23-year old, I have a Pinterest board completely dedicated to that "Someday House."

{you can find all of the links on my Pinterest board.}
Ideally, I would piece together all of these beautiful rooms.

And I sure wouldn't mind if our master bedroom could look like this overlooking a pasture of Angus and Hereford cows.

Do you have a "Someday House" Pinterest board? Share the link with me! I would love your ideas!

And by the way, can you tell how much I love that light turquoise wall color? You can bet that I am not waiting for a new house to paint my walls that color. Even if I am only living in the farm house for 3-5 years, it's getting a fresh paint of coat on day one!

Until then though, I will continue to hang fun colors on my beige walls and enjoy my view of Target. :)

Happy Dreaming!

Sunday, April 22, 2012

Weekend Wrap!

The sun is officially setting on a fabulous weekend.

However, I am crossing my fingers that the next week is going to be wildly productive, so I am trying to be okay with Monday being here in 12 short hours.

Like I mentioned in my High Five For Friday post (which I posted on Saturday), we had absolutely nothing planned for the weekend. But like always, we found plenty to keep us busy.

We started Friday off very low-key. A quick happy hour and some pork chops on the grill, followed by a movie and wine was just what we needed.

By the way, my husband has been loving his "man time" lately on our miniature patio with our plug-in grill. Add in a Swisher Sweet cigar and pork chops and what more could a guy ask for?!

{I absolutely can't wait for a big grill and deck someday soon!}
Saturday morning we were up bright and early to wish a special little girl a Happy 3rd Birthday! We got there at 8 am and she was running around like crazy; add some sugary donuts for breakfast and I can only imagine how she was at noon on the rides at Mall of America. But hey, a girl only turns 3 once!

{she's getting so sassy!}
Later in the afternoon, Mark picked out some pigs for Matt to show this year at the Steele County Fair and I went shopping. Even though I got ridiculously good deals shopping, I think Mark got to have the better afternoon. Aren't these little guys cute? It's amazing how much they will change in the next four months though.

{the pigs are nameless yet. have any suggestions?}
We wrapped up Saturday with a dinner date was some friends, hit up church on Sunday morning, did a super quick lunch at my parents and then volunteered as judges at the MN FFA Convention Discussion Meet. After sitting through three rounds of impressive discussions, I think it's safe to say the future of the ag industry is in good hands!

Finally, we finished up the weekend with some kabobs on the deck. Peppers, onion, tomatoes, mushrooms, steak and potatoes? The perfect end to a perfect weekend!

Here's to hoping that Monday is half as good as the weekend!

Saturday, April 21, 2012

High Five For Friday!

It's 7:20 on Friday. My weekend is officially here. Alleluia.

In honor of National High Five Day which was yesterday, I am celebrating High Five For Friday with Lauren from My Grey Desk

There was a few low points of this week, but most importantly, there were a LOT of high points.

It's hard to narrow it down to just five, but here we go.

1. First and foremost, figuring out how to make an Instagram collage definitely deserves to make this list. Yeah me!

  2. My beautiful little niece turns three tomorrow and I can't wait to celebrate it with her! I love this picture of her from her first birthday; she's changed so much since then. Happy Birthday Avery May Stark!

 3. I am also super excited to have a weekend planned with nothing planned. Does that even make sense? If Mark and I want to do nothing all weekend, we can. It's been awhile since we have had a weekend like that and I definitely looking forward to it.

4. High-five #4 is that we finally took time to catch up with some friends that we have been MIA on lately. We got together with our fabulous friends at lunch dates, pizza at Castle Rock, happy hour at Dundas and Bingo at Millersburg and we still have the whole weekend ahead.

5. Finally, my last high-five is for finding the mysterious last disk to the Vince Flynn book I have been listening to on CD. Do you know how annoying it is to get to the MOST intense part of the book to realize that your husband forgot to put the last CD back in the case? Ugh.

By the way, I know Vince Flynn is totally a "guys" author, but the audio book is an awesome way to pass my 2-hour commute everyday. The book was actually pretty good and I am excited that Mark has a couple more for me to listen to. Anyone else listen to audio books? Any good suggestions?

And a little side note, I know I am posting this at 1 pm on Saturday. I definitely wrote it yesterday but I somehow got distracted! oops!

Have a great weekend!

Thursday, April 19, 2012

Mexico Family Vacation

While on my blogger hiatus this winter, I enjoyed a little rest and relaxation in Mexico.

It was fabulous.

If you are immediately thinking that it was for a honeymoon, I am squashing that thought immediately. It was a family vacation with the Purfeerst family. Family vacations can never be considered as honeymoons, in my book, at least.

Anyway, we spent a week soaking up the sun in Riviera Maya's RUI Palace. If you are looking for a winter vacay, I highly recommend it. It was my first "all-inclusive" vacation, and while I did get a little sick of the amazing guacamole and prime rib suppers by the 7th day, I will never complain about fabulous food and no dishes. Oh...and did I mention the free margaritas and piña coladas at your fingertips? And sunshine? And reading on the beach?

I finally got around to making the family vacation photo book I was in designated to be in charge of it and I wanted to share some of my favorite pictures/layouts with you.
{i love shutterfly photo books. good bye photo album & hello technology.}
You know, to make you jealous. And to motivate you to book your own family vacation. Once in your life, everyone should do a family vacation like this. The whole time I kept imagining my family there. We don't do water, or relaxing, but I still think it would be fun. :)

{isn't that a cute brother/sister picture?!}

{pics from our Mayan adventure trip - ziplines, jungles, rappelling & snorkeling.}
{misty, matt, mark & jim went scuba diving. luckily unfortunately, my ear kept me on shore.}
{we took a trip to the tulum ruins during our excursion trip. btw, mayan calendar mystery was solved.}
{can yo say tequila!?}

I made the book using the Shutterfly custom photo book program, which I love. I love their colorful layouts and I especially love that I have full control. I can go in and size any picture or override any layout. For someone with a little design background, that flexibility is nice. I made some really great wedding ones for my parents, too.

However, I am not loving my Shutterfly customer service lately. When I say it finally got to me, I mean it was two weeks late. But, hey, it turned out fabulous and I am actually making another one for myself (this one's for my MIL). Normally, I am a big Shutterfly fan. Hopefully, they redeem themselves next order.

Any other Shutterfly fans out there? Have you seen their new iPhone covers? I think it will be my next purchase. And more importantly, who here is Mexican vacation veterans? Have any suggestions for an actual honeymoon?

I am not letting my husband forget that we still have one of those to check off our list too! :)

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

How To Make Photo Collages On Your Phone

For being a self-proclaimed social media nerd, I am ashamed how long it took me to figure this out.

{my favorite pics from this past weekend}
I present to you my first iPhone photo collage!

I am admittedly patting myself on the back as I am typing this!

For weeks – no, months – I have been wondering how THE HECK people were doing photo collages on their iPhones. They couldn't possibly be downloading everything into Photoshop and reuploading them right!?

I am sure you all have seen the before & after pics, the collages of people's fabulous weekends or new shopping finds and unless you were one of the lucky ones who KNEW the secret (or maybe it's only a secret to those who can't seem to figure it out), you may have been like me. Jealous and wondering if I somehow have a broken Instagram app. (I am not kidding. I kept hoping in my next update would have a collage option like everyone else. really jamie?!)

Well folks, thanks to Google, I am lost no more. My life is bigger and brighter than ever before.

And I am here to share my knowledge. :)

So, first and foremost. Instagram does NOT do photo collages. (even though they really should!) It's a completely separate app, which most people, had probably already figured out.

I did a little research here and here and I decided to download Frametastic. Why? Mainly because it's free and I am scared to spend any money in the iTunes store. But that's another story that would make you wonder if I really am tech-savvy at all, so we won't go there.

Once you get it downloaded, it's simple. Almost so simple you don't need this tutorial, but I'll continue just in case. :)

The first screen you get will let show you the options to select your frames. Are there a ton of possibilities? No, but I personally feel less is more to a sometimes indecisive person like me. For this example, I chose the frame in the bottom right corner. The one I had at the beginning of this post was done with the the middle row, far left option.

The next screen gives you your actual collage layout. It's up to you to fill up. Simply touch each square and this next screen will come up.

You can chose any picture from your library or take a new picture. I always take the photo on my camera and then upload it in, because then I get to take advantage of the HDR option on the 4S. I love the sharpness of it

Once you have the photo in, you can double click the photo to size it (use your fingers to zoom in or out and move it around) and best of all, apply effects.
The photo filters are not quite as fantastic as they are on Instagram, but they are pretty good, really. Plus, you can always put it in Instagram and put more filters on it if you are ready to commit yourself to a filter on top of a filter.

You can even adjust to strength of your filter. Too much sepia? Just tune it down. It's that simple.

One of my favorite features is that you even have flexibility with the border. Just click on the fourth little icon under your collage that looks like a frame and these options come up. If you are a color-coordinating freak like me, it's a nice perk. Plus, you can even change the width of the line.

And last, but not least, you can add a little "softness" to your border by simply rounding the edges. Just tap the last button in on the home page under your current collage (next to the frame button) and you can adjust the curve by dragging the slide. Easy peasy.

And the absolute best part of all (besides it being free!), is how convenient it is to share. Once you finish your collage, press the "send" button in the upper right hand corner and the world is at your fingertip. I especially love that you can save it directly to your photo and send it directly to Instagram. That's how you all have been doing it!

And your done. You have a fabulous picture like this ready for the online world...or a Red Stamp card, which is where I think this one is going. (What? You don't know about Red Stamp!? That will definitely have to be my next app post. It's fabulous.)

As you can tell, it's super easy. Welcome to "iPhone Photo Collage" club!

I am sure there are lots of other apps out there that do the same thing. Frametastic is just the one I like. What apps do you use?

And by the way, the pictures I used as examples are from a few weekends ago when my little brother was the big winner at SDSU's Little International, a showmanship contest where you show beef cattle, swine, dairy, horse and sheep. He was the Champion Overall Showman as a freshman, which is pretty impressive. I attempted to win that title at NDSU for four years...and never did. I don't think he's let that big ol' trophy out of his site since!

I have been meaning to post about it for a while, but this seemed like an easy way to do 2-in-1. Bam. Check that one off my list!

Can't wait to see your photo collages! And if, somehow, you all already knew what I just taught you, I am glad I am finally as SM-smart as you! :)

Happy Wednesday!

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Can I Go Back To College?

Let's be honest, growing up isn't all it's cracked up to be.

In college, I couldn't wait to graduate.

I wanted to have more time to spend with Mark. I wanted to have free time after work to just relax and watch TV. I didn't want any assignments or projects to stress me out or silly deadlines to meet. I was sick of group projects and other people's laziness and most importantly, I was sick of volunteering my time, I was ready to get paid.

Plain and simple, I thought all those people who said college was the easiest time of their life were crazy.

Are you thinking I am crazy yet!?

If you are questioning my sanity, a little history lesson on me might help. In college, I was a serious over achiever. I traveled more places than I could dream of. I volunteered to be in charge of everything I possibly could. I waitressed at Buffalo Wild Wings every spare moment and I was a bit picky about my GPA. And I still managed to find time to enjoy college (aka go to Chubs Pub) every now and again.

But the schedule was exhausting.

Thus, my dream to be a grown-up with a "relaxing life."

But here's what I failed to realize:
  1. College has naps.
  2. College has all of your best friends down the hall.
  3. At college, it was okay to go to the bar for lunch and then supper and head back that way for the 9 pm specials. Unfortunately, as a grown-up with a full-time job, your boss is not usually okay with noon happy hour.
  4. BWW could be a mindless job if necessary. Being an editor rarely offers a mindless opportunity.
  5. It was okay to vent about teachers, group members & your drunk friend who pissed you off. It is not okay to complain about these type of people to anyone except your husband anymore. And eventually, even he stops listening.
  6. Weekends were weekends. You could wake up a noon on Saturday and not feel like you missed out on 5 hours of precious time.
  7. College trips were usually free and you could just skip class and make it up later. Vacations are still worth the money, but I am starting to question if "vacation time" is.
  8. No one cared if your old, crappy, $240-a-month apartment was clean. Standards are definitely raised when you have a nice, grown-up town home to live in.
  9. You could have a little extra fun on a Wednesday night and not care if you would be feeling the repercussions for the next three days. In fact, you didn't feel repercussions at all. If necessary, you could wake up and do it all over again the next morning.
  10. It was completely acceptable to not know what you want to do with your life in college. I'm starting to realized that by almost-24 and married, most assume you have it figured out.
Basically, I'm realizng if you are an over-achiever in college and in high school, you are probably going to be an over-achiever in life. It's not going to stop when you graduate.

So here's my advice: learn to under-achieve. Just kidding...kind of.

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To all my lucky friends still in college, please live in the moment. Don't wish it away (and let me come re-live it whenever I can); all those crazy people were right. It is four great years of your life. Make it worth remembering.

And for me? I am learning to enjoy an exhausting schedule and getting a little more used to saying "no." It's a powerful word. And, while I might hate myself for sleeping in until 6:45, it was an extra 30 minutes with my husband right? And who was I kidding? Group projects, deadlines and working for free? That stuff never goes away.

And finally, I am definitely not going to wishing away my 20s. Or my happily-married-with-no-kids lifestyle. I am enjoying every second of it while it lasts. :)

Enjoy your Wednesday! Make it worth remembering!

Monday, April 9, 2012

Instagram Is Facebook's Baby

It only cost them $1 billion.
Did you hear the news?

Our favorite social media site is now the progeny of Mark Zuckerberg and it only cost him his arm & his left leg & his right lung.
{via Tech Crunch}
But let's be serious, to Facebook, a billion dollars is petty cash.

I am a little apprehensive about the purchase, but I am forcing myself to be optimistic because:

1. Facebook promises that they are letting Instagram be it's own great self, and
2. I don't hate Facebook changes as much as the rest of the world (I actually like the new layout). Maybe they can help make Instagram even better?

I doubt it though, because literally, Instagram is a perfect iPhone app in my book. My life would be blah without it.

Here are some of my recent faves:

{it's spring at Carleton College!}
{luckily, Marko already owns that stylish shirt}
{march 16th | hello summer!?}
{winner, winner! look at the trophy!}

What do you think of the purchase? Was it worth 1 billion big ones? Do you think Facebook is going to wreck it?

And by the way, are you an Instagramer? Send me your username so I can give you a follow! Plus, you can follow me at jamielmay. But be warned, you will get some cow pictures! :)


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Monday, September 12, 2016

A Few Interesting Light GA Movements In and Out at Rockhampton Airport - And More Photos of Cessna Citation Bizjet VH-RJB

On Monday 12 September, there were some interesting light General Aviation (GA) movements that flew in and out of Rockhampton Airport.  The most notable visitor was Toowoomba-based Pilatus PC-12/45 VH-PID which flew into Rocky from Toowoomba, the Sunshine Coast and Hervey Bay (Fraser Coast).

VH-PID departed Rockhampton a little later direct to Toowoomba.

Meanwhile several locally-based light GA aircraft operated flight from Rockhampton Airport and back during Monday 12 September.  The Rockhampton Aero Club's Britten-Norman BN-2A Islander VH-SLM flew to Mackay and back while the Club's Beech 58 Baron VH-KCN flew to Emerald and back.  Peace Aviation Beech A36 Bonanza VH-MMB flew to Chinchilla and was expected to return on Tuesday 13 September.  And J.M. Kelly (Project Builders) Cessna 310 VH-FFA flew to Proserpine (Whitsunday Coast) and back.

And Proserpine-based Piper PA-34-200T Seneca VH-HKQ touched down at Rocky from Prosie.

Finally, as mentioned below, Edwards Coaches Cessna 525 Citation CJ2 bizjet VH-RJB departed Rockhampton Airport for the Gold Coast on Monday 12 September.  It is pictured arriving at Rocky from the Gold Coast on Sunday 11 September.

Sincere thanks to local plane spotters 'IAD' and Travis W for taking the to capture and send through these great photos!

Photos taken by 'IAD' and Travis Whiting  ©

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Saturday, July 3, 2010

SSDS Resumes! - Shaped Card

Hello again! Sorry I'm so late posting as I am just recovering from a pulled tooth....ugh....Anyway, we are back and ready to go at Stamp, Scrap and Doodle Saturdays! This week we want you to make a shaped card. That's right no squares or rectangles. Our awesome teamie Erica is sponsoring us this week. She is an independent demonstrator for The Angel Company. Make sure you go over to her blog Paper Craftin' with Erica and see all she has to offer! And here's what you could win:

So for my project I made some shaped tags! Erica gave us some lovely papers and stamps to play with! Aren't they wonderful!? Thanks Erica!

I also entered these tags into the Little Red Wagon challenge for tags! Ohhhh and I almost forgot! I used the sketch from Mojo Monday!

  1. Very sweet! Thanks for joining us at Little Red Wagon:)
    Joanne xo

  2. Very nice. Love all the circles. Thanks for playing along with us at Little Red Wagon.

  3. lovely! Thanks for joining us at Little Red Wagon!


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Wednesday, July 7, 2010

new shop

(: made a new shop!
go check it out!

Sunday, April 25, 2010

I'm baaacckkkkk

Loves!!! Its been way too long since I've gotten to be able to focus on my shop && making new items but finally it has happend!! I am officially a high school graduate. (: My dad says he doesnt want me to do summer classes like i originally wanted to which means this summer I will be all about LoveCute. Making it a nicer store with faster shipping and lots o' freebies. (: Sadly i missed love cutes 1 year anniversary!!! ): I am pretty upset.I was so wrapped up in my books it isnt funny.

I wanna make some new jewelry as well as a tote bag or two. (: New shoes will be coming shortly such as flats and flip flops. (: I shall be updating the shop throughout this week as I have nothing to do now. Keep an eye on it loves <3

Shop Love Cute

Sunday, March 28, 2010

Too much to do,not enough time.

I've been wanting to do some more designs and such but I've hit this point where I've got too much or so I think before I can start new projects. I bought a new pair of white flats size 7 to draw up a few new designs and choose one to paint! (: I'm also giving FREE SHIPPING tonight (3/28) and your item shall be shipped tomorrow (3/29) (: Oh and shipping will be refunded through paypal. (:

Monday, March 15, 2010

Doodling (:

Hello loves! (: So I've been catching up on a lot of lovecute business stuff and actually spending time making new items as well as doodling.I'm also doing my spanish course quite well. (: I'm loving this whole not working thing. I'm actually making a new line with nothing but cutesy sweet foods. Look out for tons of charms,rings and earrings! (: You can follow me on twitter && @reply to me and give me your input! (:

Thursday, March 4, 2010

I quit my job.

So I finally did it! I finally quit that stupid,no good,work me 24/7 job. (: After being told my hours would be cut back and i wouldnt have to close every night, my boss went ahead and piled on two extra shifts. I had enough. I was slacking on lovecute and not having any time at all do what I love doing. I know it'll be hard to find another job but I'm hoping that for now,I'll be able to make alittle extra cash doing this. I feel so free now and so...relaxed. I'm finally out of a job that worked me to death and barely paid me.

i think this calls for a celebration!

It is drawing time.

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Ask anything you'd like lovely (:

Saturday, January 30, 2010

New and Relisted items (:

So it has been snowing non stop since last night.I'm stranded in my own house.haha. I think about 2 hours from going insane until I realized this is a great time to get things done around the house and maybe work on some new xbox charms. (: I plan on making some new business cards soon.Going to look at some ideas first (: Spring is right around the corner so making things for craft shows is another thing to add to my to-do list.

On To my new items:

Cutesy Ice cream Sundae Necklace--- $10.00
Purchase this here!

Ice Cream you Scream Necklace---$15.00
Purchase this here!

Shoes are Happiness---$40.00
Purchase this here!

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Etsy Finds for February

Hello all! Valentines Day is getting closer and closer! I've decided to post a few items that are perfect for celebrating this lovely holiday (: I've given credit where credit is due! <33 Enjoy!

By: AnotherFrameofMind

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Blog advertisements

Hello lovelies (: I have been working so hard at work lately.With a couple of people out for the week,I shall be working all week long with no days off.I love my job but making jewelry is what I love to do. I think though for once I should do something productive tomorrow. I think I shall clean my room up a bit,maybe do some school work and fill orders and make new jewelry and possibly some new items that arent jewelry!

Anyways,I just started adding ads to my blog and would LOVE to add more! (: I'm looking for people that wanna exchange blog ads with me.They can be links to your shops or blogs. Either way it doesnt matter. (: All you gotta do is post my ad and have your ad on your blog for me to copy and paste!

Sound good? Leave me a comment or shoot me an email at <3

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Stupid creative block.

So its been awhile since I've been able to create basically anything.For some reason I've had the worst creative block.I blame working 24/7 basically on school work and my other job. :p I have started to make jewelry again and finally took a picture of one of the necklaces I made tonight (:

You can purchase it on my etsy store. (:

Sunday, January 10, 2010

Goodbye XBOX 360 charms

Yes! its true. One of lovecute's best sellers will be gone after the last of the stock is gone. I currently have 5 charms left up for grabs! Listings will be up for the last of these 5 and after they are gone,they will be gone for at least a couple months. I wanna try to expand love cute's items and such to strictly kawaii faces and foods. Yet with work and everything it doesnt seem to be the easiest thing to do. :/

You can purchase the last of our stock here: Love Cute Etsy Shop

Friday, January 1, 2010

Happy New Year!

I hope everyone had a good new years! I know I did!! I've been busy working on new items such as these new whipped cream earrings!

This is just a quick update but I wanted to let you know you can now ask me questions by clicking here and asking! (: I take any question!!


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Monday, December 5, 2011

Remember Little Moments

I did bright colors for the kids on most of their Chicago photos but for this beautiful one....I was able to go more dressy. I matted the photo and pop-dotted it onto another mat for added interest. The quote has glitter on it to match the glittered flowers and the colors matched the whole project. The flower spray is actually an acetate comes as one piece and I put some glue dots under the dark flowers to adhere it to the page and added a matching bow.

Supplies: Fancy Pants acetate flower, My Minds Eye quote, WeR Memories papers, CS. May Arts ribbon, gluedots, EK Success corner punch.

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Manual / Documentation

READ ME!                        USE THIS DVD AT YOUR OWN RISK!

username:   user

password:   password

root password:   password

Open the firefox browser for quick help and links to kali linux tools documentation.

Welcome to Crash Clinic Diagnostics Disc [based on Xubuntu]  Version 3.1

If you hit the Grave key on your keyboard [ looks like this ~]
It will make the 'tilda' terminal appear.

A desktop replacement/diagnostic boot disc.

This disc can test computer components, perform stress testing, recover data,
perform basic functions: web browsing, disc burning, media playing, etc.

Starting up the Diagnostic DVD

Enter your boot menu or bios settings and set the computer to boot from DVD [optical] drive.
[push F1, F2, F10, F12, esc, or del - as soon as the computer turns on to access setup or boot menu]

The root password on this system is 'password'
when making changes to the system you may be asked for this password.

Click the menu in the bottom right corner to look around
through the installed programs.

To install this distribution alongside your current OS, or to replace your OS
Just double click 'Install Release' on the desktop, and follow the prompts.
You will have a fully customizable installation of xubuntu on your hard drive,
that will boot without the DVD.

Crash Clinic Computers takes no responsibility for the source code
contained herein.  This disc may damage your computer if not used properly.
Use at your own risk!
Crash Clinic Computers takes no responsibility for the success or failure
of your computer repair.

GUI Programs included on this installation:

ClamTK - Virus scanner
Gimp Graphics Editor
Chrome - Web Browser
Firefox - Web Browser
VLC Media player
K3B Disc burning application
Transmission bit torrent client
Abiword - Word Processor
Ubuntu software center

Gparted - partition manager
Gsmartcontrol - SMART testing for hard drives
REMASTERSYS - to create your own remastered live-DVD OS [like this one]
Sysinfo - displays system hardware information

Console programs:
testdisk     [recover lost partitions]
magicrescue   [recover data]
stress      [create a cpu-load to stress test machines]
memtester   [test memory]
scrounge-ntfs  [recover entire ntfs partitions to a burnable image]
glmark2 gpu testing
htop process viewer
sl steam locamotive
cmatrix  the matrix
badblocks - sector test
fsck - file system check

How to run Console programs
[double-click terminal and at the prompt type 'sudo'
before the program name you'd like to run.
When prompted for password type 'password'
Some programs require paramaters to be typed in after the command.
For example 'sudo stress -c 4 -t 360'
this example will run a stress test with 4 processes for 6 minutes.

To get more info on the desired parameters of each program type
the program name and then '-?' for an explanation.
example:  'stress -?'
The console outputs an explanation.

Detailed info for console programs:

TestDisk 6.13, Data Recovery Utility, November 2011
Christophe GRENIER <>

Usage: testdisk [/log] [/debug] [file.dd|file.e01|device]
       testdisk /list  [/log]   [file.dd|file.e01|device]
       testdisk /version

/log          : create a testdisk.log file
/debug        : add debug information
/list         : display current partitions

TestDisk checks and recovers lost partitions
It works with :
- BeFS (BeOS)                           - BSD disklabel (Free/Open/Net BSD)
- CramFS, Compressed File System        - DOS/Windows FAT12, FAT16 and FAT32
- HFS, HFS+, Hierarchical File System   - JFS, IBM's Journaled File System
- Linux Ext2 and Ext3                   - Linux Raid
- Linux Swap                            - LVM, LVM2, Logical Volume Manager
- Netware NSS                           - NTFS (Windows NT/2K/XP/2003)
- ReiserFS 3.5, 3.6 and 4               - Sun Solaris i386 disklabel
- UFS and UFS2 (Sun/BSD/...)            - XFS, SGI's Journaled File System

If you have problems with TestDisk or bug reports, please contact me.

Usage: magicrescue [-I FILE] [-M MODE] [-O [+-=][0x]OFFSET] [-b BLOCKSIZE]
            -d OUTPUT_DIR -r RECIPE1 [-r RECIPE2 [...]] DEVICE1 [DEVICE2 [...]]

  -b  Only consider files starting at a multiple of BLOCKSIZE.
  -d  Mandatory.  Output directory for found files.
  -r  Mandatory.  Recipe name, file or directory.
  -I  Read input file names from this file ("-" for stdin)
  -M  Produce machine-readable output to stdout.
  -O  Resume from specified offset (hex or decimal) in the first device.

Usage: stress [OPTION [ARG]] ...
 -?, --help         show this help statement
     --version      show version statement
 -v, --verbose      be verbose
 -q, --quiet        be quiet
 -n, --dry-run      show what would have been done
 -t, --timeout N    timeout after N seconds
     --backoff N    wait factor of N microseconds before work starts
 -c, --cpu N        spawn N workers spinning on sqrt()
 -i, --io N         spawn N workers spinning on sync()
 -m, --vm N         spawn N workers spinning on malloc()/free()
     --vm-bytes B   malloc B bytes per vm worker (default is 256MB)
     --vm-stride B  touch a byte every B bytes (default is 4096)
     --vm-hang N    sleep N secs before free (default is none, 0 is inf)
     --vm-keep      redirty memory instead of freeing and reallocating
 -d, --hdd N        spawn N workers spinning on write()/unlink()
     --hdd-bytes B  write B bytes per hdd worker (default is 1GB)
     --hdd-noclean  do not unlink files created by hdd workers

Example: stress --cpu 8 --io 4 --vm 2 --vm-bytes 128M --timeout 10s

Note: Numbers may be suffixed with s,m,h,d,y (time) or B,K,M,G (size).

memtester version 4.2.2 (32-bit)
Copyright (C) 2010 Charles Cazabon.
Licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2 (only).

pagesize is 4096
pagesizemask is 0xfffff000
memtester: invalid option -- '?'

Usage: memtester [-p physaddrbase] <mem>[B|K|M|G] [loops]

example 'memtester 256 6'

usage: scrounge -l disk
  List all drive partition information.
usage: scrounge -s disk
  Search drive for NTFS partitions.
usage: scrounge [-m mftoffset] [-c clustersize] [-o outdir] disk start end
  Scrounge data from a partition
  -m         Offset to mft (in sectors)
  -c         Cluster size (in sectors, default of 8)
  -o         Directory to put scrounged files in
  disk       The raw disk partitios (ie: /dev/hda)
  start      First sector of partition
  end        Last sector of partition

Diagnostic Guide  - Use this disc at your own risk.

Finally there is a proven method for diagnosing computer problems!

Every computer is different, and every problem is different, but with this guide, the DVD, and some patience, you can succeed at repairing your computer.

With this DVD you can successfully diagnose a computer that won't boot up properly, remove viruses, test the components of the computer to figure out what needs to be replaced, and get back on track in-no-time.

You can even use the DVD to replace an operating system thats been corrupted.
ie:  Windows needs to be re-installed, but you have no windows disc  [just click the 'install release' link on desktop]

If you get lost or need more help, remember you can search for more help about the particular problem on and hear what other technicians have to say.

First things first: always check connections first, and check to make sure fans are operating properly when you first turn the machine on.  The fan should blow cool air, or warm air, NOT HOT air. Everything should be connected properly.  Memory should be seated well into it's slot, heatsinks should be tightly pressed onto the cpu,
and all jumper settings on drives need to be set properly.
Bios settings should be checked [or restored to factory default] and time and date should be set.

When you turn on the computer
Your computer should POST - power on self test
It will display some information or a splash screen and show F1 or F2 for setup, F10 or F12 for boot menu. [sometimes its other keys like esc or delete]
you need to tap these keys quickly when the computer first turns on to access the menu or settings.

Setup will bring you into the computers bios setup - these settings control the functions of the motherboard and the computer.

Boot menu will allow you to choose your startup device - DVD, hard drive, etc.

Sometimes a computer won't POST

when a computer doesn't post it will beep, make a series of beeps, display a black screen, show lines across the screen, etc.
this is most likely caused by a memory issue, or video issue, or even a bad motherboard.

If this happens reseat the memory, or replace it, check your cpu, and try again.
When testing again with known-good memory and cpu = if symptoms persist -you probably have a bad motherboard.  Check the motherboard for bad capacitors - they look look like little batteries that have swollen up, sometimes can be discolored or even leak fluid.  Bad capacitors are a sure sign of a bad motherboard.

IF computer POSTS but doesn't boot up 'windows' or other operating system.

says 'no operating system'
Gives a 'file missing error'
or hangs during startup
this is a sign you may have a bad hard drive, or damaged files [system needs re-installation]

IF your computer boots up windows, but its slow/doesn't work right/ it may have viruses, or damaged system files.

Continue to test all the hardware as described below, backup the data, and then run the antivirus utility to scan the entire drive to remove any infections - reboot.
If system is still slow or doesn't work properly- you need to backup data and replace the operating system to repair the issue.

Starting up the Diagnostic DVD

Enter your boot menu or bios settings and set the computer to boot from DVD [optical] drive.
[push F1, F2, F10, F12, esc, or del - as soon as the computer turns on to access setup or boot menu]

Insert the disc, and select DVD drive from the boot menu,
[or choose to boot DVD first in setup, and reboot.]

If the disc does not boot, replace the DVD drive, and continue.
If you don't have a replacement DVD drive, You can use another computer with a working DVD drive to create a bootable iso of this DVD - just use the 'startup disc creator' utility in the system menu to create a boot-USB from this disc.
Make sure to select 'discarded on shutdown' for saving files-  before you create the usb drive or it will not boot up.

After Booting up the DVD

A menu will appear

Choose memtest.

Test the memory for 20 minutes or so, and if there are no errors, reboot.
IF there are errors, reseat or replace memory and test again until it passes.

After rebooting
This time at the menu choose the top choice [boot live DVD] or just wait for it to start.

When the desktop appears

Open the testing folder and double click the 6 minute stress test.
If the system stops working, freezes, or shuts off during this test:
It's likely that you have a CPU heat problem, motherboard issue, or bad cpu.
Fix the issue, and proceed.  Do not continue to test the computer before fixing this issue.
IF you can't resolve the cpu/motherboard issue, you can connect the hard drive to another computer to backup the data/test the hard drive.

After the 6 min stress test runs without a problem

Open Gsmartcontrol.
Double click the system hard drive
click the perform tests tab

run the 'short test'

If it fails you know that the hard drive is definitely BAD.
IF it passes, you MAY still have a BAD drive, you'll need to run the extended test to find out if it's ok or not.  [takes a couple hours]

If it passes the extended test you can continue to use the drive, but you may need to reinstall the operating system or remove viruses.

IF the drive is bad - insert a thumb drive or blank dvd and backup any important personal information using the program K3b [burn DVDs], or drag and drop files onto your thumb drive, with the file manager.

If you can't access the files to backup the data
Try testdisc, magicrescue, or recoverjpeg utilities included on this disc [view the readme for extended info on these utilities]

If the disc isn't detected in gsmartcontrol, or isn't detected in file manager it's possible that the drive is completely seized, or completely damaged, or you could have a jumper setting issue or a bad hard drive cable.

If the drive is seized or completely damaged, and there's important data on the disc you could contact a hard drive expert to repair the disc and extract the data - [usually very costly]

Once data is backed up

Run the 60 minute stress test to be completely sure that there are no heat issues or motherboard issues.

After you've got your data backed up and you've passed a 60 min stress test.
Shut down the computer, and install a new hard drive [if need be] and re-install your operating system of choice.

[or reboot this DVD and double click 'install release' from the desktop to install xubuntu]
If you didn't need to install a hard drive and you've determined that you need to run the virus scan to remove infections, do it now, and reboot the regular operating system to test it.  [shutdown, remove dvd and reboot]

If after removing viruses your system is still not working properly - re-install windows if you have a disc Or install xubuntu from this DVD.
['install release' link on desktop]

Once you've installed Xubuntu to your hard drive you can customize the system any way you'd like, store your personal data, and even create backups easily with 'remastersys' included in system menu.  Re-master your own version of this system any way you'd like!
If you need more applications just install them easily from the ubuntu software center, and enjoy!

Once you've got your operating system and software re-installed, restore your backup data.
And you've got a working computer again, and your data is safe, and you've verified that your computer hardware is healthy.

If you're waiting for a replacement hard drive to arrive in the mail, you can boot this DVD anytime, without installing anything, and have basic functions of your computer to browse the web, burn discs, play media, access email, and more!

Good luck with your repair!!!   I sincerely hope that you've found this guide and disc helpful!

If you purchased this boot DVD - Thank you!

If you received a copy from someone else, that's OK!
GNU public license allows copies of this disc to be made.

Distribute freely AS-IS if you've purchased the DVD!
[not for profit, please -unless you've re-mastered your own version with your own logo and instructions]

If you've received a copy from someone, and found this DVD useful - donate @

Crash Clinic Computers assumes no responsibility for the success or failure of your repair.
[but we hope this guide helps! ]

The Crash Clinic Computers name is Trademarked, and is illegal to copy.


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Wednesday, August 4, 2010

My whole entire posting energy for today is over on my Magic Quilt blog.

I'll give you a hint why . . .

Be back tomorrow with all that photographic evidence I pinky promised.

OldBoatGuy said...

Thanks for dropping by my blog once in a while, Crash. I'm not very active, but soon I'll be on another trip.

Who is this Jack Johnson?

OldBoatGuy said...

And now that I have read your older posts........I spent two summers in Island Park, at Butter Milk Landing, and played on Bill's Island before any homes were there. Just chipmunks and bears. 1946, 1947. It was named by a rich man from Blackfoot, Idaho. Who owned it. I now have friends who own cabins there. Just saying.

Sandi said...

Um, I think perhaps you should go back into this post and print a warning that if you proceed to the magic quilt blog you will bawl your brains out!!!


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Friday flip-offs first edition

Gigi over at Kludgy Mom has a whole lot of website going on. Fun, creative, nurturing, and talented, Gigi has a place where moms feel comfortable dropping in, dropping out, meeting like-minded bloggers and sharing ideas.

But not all is sunshine and gumdrops at the site, perhaps the kludgy part of the name hinting at a darker, unhappier side of motherhood. In that vein, Gigi started a bloghop called Friday Flip-Offs, the title a tad more sinister than actual posts. At first, I liked the idea of joining a cluster of rants, but then chickened out, figuring I could rant at my own Carnival of Rants.

But then I saw Gigi's flip-offs again and decided this time around I really would give it a whirl. Besides, I promised I would do it and a good Do Bee never goes back on a promise.

To Mother Nature: You low-life dung-eating crack whore! How dare you shake and bake my neighborhood like a piece of Kentucky Fried extra crispy. My garden is wilting, my clothes are so sweat-drenched I have to change every other hour, and our thermostats are on 80 (!!!) because my husband thinks it will lower our energy bills. Meanwhile, no one wants to do house chores or run errands because they're too dehydrated, nauseated and just plain uncomfortable, despite drinking buckets of water.

To Late Night Re-Runs: Are all of you suits still on vacation? Every show a re-run for more than two weeks and the evening news still hawks the lineup like it's must watch TV. Never mind that I saw the program only a few months ago. I'm on the verge of permanently switching to "That 70s Show." At least have a heart and run something from last year. Maybe I won't remember.

To our 19-year old: Clean up your room. It smells. And I think I saw something in the corner starting to sprout legs.

To Entenmann's: I love you. I hate you. I love you. I hate you. I love you. I hate you. I love you. I hate you. I love you. I hate you. I love you. I hate you. I love you. I hate you. I love you. I hate you. I love you. I hate you. I love you. I hate you. I love you. I hate you. I love you. I hate you. I love you. I hate you. No really, I hate what happens to my body whenever I partake of the sweets that pop out of your ovens. Never darken my door again.

To the squinty-eyed checkout girl: You give me bad service whenever I use your line at the grocery store. You spend more time looking up prices for the vegetables, counting the money, giving back change, in fact, everything takes you more time. It's gotten to the point where I avoid you like the plague, even when you may have the shortest line. Why? Because I know the minute you wait on me your line will slow like molasses. No thank you.

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Gigi said...

Aw Cheryl...I dare say that's the nicest stuff anyone's said about my blog! and I really enjoy that you recognize and appreciate my snarky side.

Thank you for joining our flips. I am scared of your kid's room just thinking about it. I hate my weather also (I call it "muggalicious")

Please don't watch That 70s Show. You're a smart gal, and I hate to see you lose brain cells that way. :)

Steve Ballmer said...

Like your blog!

The Gangster of Love said...

This is great! Doesn't it feel good to let it out! :)

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Happy flag day here’s some videos!

Sam Proofby Sam Proof

We hope you get a rise out of these epic viral videos from the top sites on the internets. Oh and there’s Batman.

Dailymotion  – Kitten Tries Waking Up His Friend (link)

This should really just be called, Kitten sleeps through anything… then other kitten takes bath salts and eats his face off…. Then passes out.

Break  – Toddler Thrown From SUV During Police Pursuit (link)

Bad boys bad boys… that’s right, stop the SUV pick up your child and continue the chase…

Podpocalypse – Russian Reporter Takes a Tumble into the Fountain (link)

Time for a fun fountain fail, er fall… er both.

College Humor – Batman Blows His Cover (link)

Batman blows it. Also, this video is kind of the coolest.

Funny Or Die – Flag Day: A History in Flags with Fred Willard (link)

Fred Willard gets all hysterical on this historical junk, what a bunch of flags.

That’s what’s funny on the world of the web today.

Now go forth and wave your flag.

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