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Learn how to turn kitchen scraps and yard trimmings into a nutrient-rich soil amendment. Free workshops are held monthly at Lopez Canyon, San Pedro (coming soon) & South LA Wetlands. Discounted compost bins are available for sale, while supplies last. Bring your own shovel and containers to take self-serve mulch for residential use.

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The standard container allotment for single-family dwellings and each unit of a duplex based on the SRF is one 60-gallon black container for refuse; one 90-gallon green container for yard trimmings; one 90 gallon blue container for recyclables. The standard allowance for multi-family dwellings is one 60-gallon black container per dwelling unit for refuse; one 90 gallon green container for yard trimmings for the lot; one 90-gallon blue container for recyclables for every four units.  Some households have brown bins, by request, for horse manure. By placing material in the proper bins, you can prevent contamination that occurs when non-recyclable items are discarded in the BLUE bin and when anything other than yard trimmings are placed in the GREEN bin. Non-recyclable items such as paper or boxes with grease or food residue, treated wood and wood-products, cloth/fabric, and fats/oils/grease in sealed containers belong in your BLACK bin. Hazardous waste and e-waste may be taken to S.A.F.E. Centers. If you have questions, need to request a new bin, or have items that are too large for your bins, please call our Customer Care Center at 1-800-773-2489.

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Is it just me, or does it feel like Thanksgiving week arrived suddenly this year? And how did it get here so fast?

With so many momentous events over the past few weeks (elections, shootings, wildfires, and more), it feels a bit surreal — and incongruous, even — to think about pausing for the sake of giving thanks.

But, as it is here, I have some thoughts, which are perhaps a bit more meditative than normal, because of how this holiday works for tax professionals.

You see, the December holidays are wonderful, of course — but they are a calm before a big storm (tax season). We’re usually furiously prepping for the season, and seeking to understand the last-minute tax code changes that Congress often foists upon us, even this year on top of (still) receiving guidance from the IRS about everything Congress passed LAST year.

But such is our life.

And, I imagine, it might feel difficult for YOU to pause and give thanks. If you are tapped into our present cultural and political moment, it’s easy to find reasons for frustration and cynicism.

But, may I remind you of something?

It was right in the thick of horrendous civil war that President Lincoln proclaimed the fourth Thursday of November as a national day of Thanksgiving which should take place every year.

His entire Thanksgiving proclamation (written by his Secretary of State, William Seward) is worth taking in, or even reading aloud, but the opening is particularly powerful:

“The year that is drawing toward its close has been filled with the blessings of fruitful fields and healthful skies. To these bounties, which are so constantly enjoyed that we are prone to forget the source from which they come, others have been added …”

I believe Lincoln understood a fundamental truth in the human soul: how we choose to see our circumstances often dictates the state of our hearts — and, thereby, our future circumstances. After all, if a war-torn nation can turn its eyes upward — so can we.

For my part, I’m simply grateful for YOU.

I’m grateful for your trust, for your attention to my blog ramblings (which are taking on a bit of a different flavor this week), for your allowing us to serve you, for your referrals … for so many things.

I don’t forget that it’s people like you in La Crosse, WI who enable me to do what I do — to breathe life and hope into families, and their financial situations. And to help them enjoy the fruit of their labors, while carrying the peace-of-mind that the ever-grasping hand of taxation reaching into their pockets is minimized.

So thank you. For everything.

And finally, on a “tax note”, allow me to remind you that although we are busy as we head into the end of the year, we will always make time to help you save on taxes. Give us a call at (608) 782-6433, and let’s get your 2018 tax return set up to save you the most that is legally and ethically possible.

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Until next week then,

Reginald Kim Boldon

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RKB Accounting & Tax Service, LLC

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2020 Spring Lacrosse Online Registration

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Lacrosse is a fast paced, action packed contact sport that combines the field sense of soccer, the teamwork of basketball, and the thrill of hockey. Anyone can play lacrosse, regardless of size. The game requires and rewards coordination and agility, not necessarily brawn.

Lacrosse (often abbreviated as “LAX” for shorthand) is one of the fastest growing sports in the nation with new and growing programs at all our area high schools. Now in our 10th season, the Timberwolves are proud to be one of the largest, premiere community lacrosse programs in the Midwest.

Timberwolves Spring Lacrosse provides excellent conditioning to keep your youth athlete in shape during the offseason for football and cheer. So, if you are a new to lacrosse we welcome you to sign-up. For our returning players, we can’t wait to see you in the spring.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the registration fees for Spring Lacrosse?

Spring Lacrosse registration is $250 with a multi-player discount of $10 per player. If you sign-up prior to January 15, 2019, you will receive an early bird discount of $25.

Do I need to pay the full registration up front or can I sign-up for a payment plan?

Our early bird registrants can pay in full or on a payment schedule over up to 4 months. Here is the payment schedule:

Month 1 (due after 11/11): $60

Month 2 (due after 12/15): $60

Month 3 (due after 1/15): $60

Month 4 (due after 2/15): remaining balance

The amount owed on your initial payment depends on when you register. For example, if you register on November 15, your initial deposit will be $60 and subsequent payments will follow the schedule. However, if you register December 20, your initial deposit will be $120 (Month 1 + Month 2) and you will continue the schedule with the two remaining payments.

You must register by January 15, 2020 in order to qualify for the early bird discount.

How long is spring lacrosse registration open?

Registration is open from Novemer 11, 2019 to March 1, 2020.

What do my registration fees cover?

The Timberwolves are one of the only programs in the Midwest to INCLUDE equipment usage as part of the registration cost. We provide the helmet, pads, gloves, and uniforms – you must have your own stick (who wouldn’t want their own stick anyway?).

What is the Spring Lacrosse practice and game schedule like?

The Spring Lacrosse season starts in late March and ends with play-offs in June. Games are generally scheduled on Sundays, with younger levels playing earlier in the day and older levels playing later in the day. Practices are 2-3 nights a week.

What are the age groupings for Spring Lacrosse?

Teams are based on the age groupings defined by the IBLA - 8U, 10U, 12, and 14U. More information on the age groupings can be found here

Where can I go to learn more about the sport of lacrosse?

Lacrosse is one of the nation's fastest growing sports and there are great resources available online. One of the best resources for players and parents is YouTube, where you can find instructional videos and watch full lacrosse games and highlights. We have an index of resources available on our website here. We also recommend US Lacrosse as a good place to start.

What is the refund policy?

All refunds must requested in writing and submitted to the VP of Lacrosse Operations (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.). Prior to March 1, 2020, full refunds are available. From March 1 to March 31, 2020 a $100 refund is available. No refunds are available after March 31, 2020.

The Timberwolves Lacrosse program strives to serve our community by providing a competitive, fun, and safe environment where our Lake Villa youths develop as athletes, learn teamwork and the love of the game. We welcome your questions and feedback.


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Do I Qualify for a Medical Marijuana Card?

In 2016 the state of Ohio joined the other 28 states that have legalized the use of medical marijuana as an alternative holistic treatment. Ohio has selected twenty-one specific medical conditions that medical marijuana can be used for, Lakewood Medicals’ goal is to help patients ease their symptoms and remove the stigma that comes with the use of cannabis. Many patients are fearful of the judgment of health care providers and even members of their community. At Lakewood Medical the physicians and staff members are understanding and nonjudgmental. These specialists will do what is in the best interest of their patients.

What medical conditions qualify for medical marijuana in Ohio?

I have one of the approved medical conditions what do I do now?

Your first step is to call Lakewood Medical to schedule an appointment for an evaluation with one of our attentive, certified doctors. At the time you schedule your appointment, an electronic request for a release of your medical records will be sent to you. Once you sign this form, your medical records will be retrieved from your primary care physician. Your past medical history and treatments will give your Lakewood Medical physician a comprehensive understanding of your condition and treatment options at your first visit. Walk-in appointments are welcomed. However, in order to create the most meaningful experience, patients will need to bring copies of their medical records. Patients with their medical records that walk-in without a scheduled appointment will be seen as soon as a physician is available and their medical information are entered into the system. All patients must bring proof of identification with either a driver’s license or passport. Your physician at Lakewood Medical performs an examination and evaluation, and once your qualifying diagnosis is confirmed and it is determined that you will benefit from the use of medical marijuana, Lakewood Medical staff will help you begin the process of obtaining your medical marijuana recommendation. In addition, Lakewood Medical staff and physicians will explain the possible risks and benefits associated with the use of medical marijuana. Your treatment options recommended medical marijuana strains, and their dosages will be presented to you. Once you consent to treatment with medical marijuana, Lakewood Medical staff will begin the process of confirming your qualifying condition and entering your information into the patient registry.

Now, that I qualify for an Ohio medical marijuana recommendation how do I get one?

Adults and caregivers over the age of 18 who consent to treatment with medical marijuana must present the Lakewood Medical Clinic recommending physician with an unexpired United States passport, United States passport card, state-issued driver’s license; or other state-issued identification issued by the Ohio Bureau of motor vehicles (BMV). Patients and caregivers will have their Certificate to Recommend physician submit a complete patient registration submission into the registry established by the State Board of Pharmacy via the Ohio Medical Marijuana patient portal confirming your qualifying condition. You will then be able to log into the Ohio patient registry to remit payment to the State Board of Pharmacy of the State required fee. At that time, you will then be able to complete and print your recommendation for presentation at an Ohio dispensary. Minors will need their physician to fill out the registration paperwork, while a parent or a legal guardian will also have to file a caregiver registration form. A birth certificate is generally used to show proof of identification. Ohio medical marijuana laws allow for a 90-day supply of cannabis at a time. Every three months, you will need to return for evaluation. At follow-up appointments, you will review the last three months of therapy with your doctor, who can then make adjustments to your cannabis dosage and/or mode of administration. We encourage you to log your reaction to marijuana therapy between appointments so we can accurately optimize your treatment. Your response to treatment will be documented in your electronic medical record (EMR) and, with your consent, will be shared with your other treatment providers to optimally coordinate your care. The information that will be entered into the Registry is the following:
  • Patient full name
  • Residential address
  • Telephone number
  • Date of birth
  • Electronic mail address
  • Qualifying condition(s)
  • Patient’s government-issued identification number (such as driver’s license number). Patients and caregivers must present a recommending physician with an unexpired United States passport, United States passport card, state-issued driver’s license; or other state-issued identification issued by the Ohio bureau of motor vehicles (BMV)
  • Recommending physician’s full name (first name and last name)
  • Drug enforcement administration physician identification number and medical license number issued by the state medical board
  • Recommending physician’s certificate to recommend identification number issued by the state medical board
  • Date recommendation was issued by the recommending physician
  • Recommending physician’s business address, telephone number, and email address
  • Indication whether the recommendation is new or a renewal
A patient registration is valid from the date of issuance and expires one year later. The state board of pharmacy shall send a notification to each patient forty-five calendar days before the expiration date on the patient’s registry identification card. To maintain a valid patient registration, a patient must annually renew before the expiration date stated on the patient’s registry identification. Renewal submissions, fees, and required documentation may be submitted up to thirty calendar days before the registration will expire. Failure to renew a patient registration will result in an automatic suspension.

What does an Ohio medical marijuana card look like?

An Ohio medical marijuana “card” is actually going to be a document that you print from the Ohio Medical Marijuana patient portal. Once you qualify for medicinal marijuana, you will be entered into the patient registry where you will complete and print the patient recommendation certification. Ohio is actively finalizing the protocol for patients to receive medical marijuana certification in compliance with Ohio law.

I have my medical marijuana recommendation, now what?

Once you have your medical marijuana recommendation, the Lakewood Medical staff will educate you regarding medical marijuana strains, starting doses, and options for modes of administration that may help your symptoms. Patients have several administration options including the following: vaping (smoking is illegal), topical creams, oils, edibles, tinctures, or a combination of administrations. Patients will also be informed about what to expect so you are prepared for the effects, both positive and any possible negative ones.

Where do I get my medical marijuana products?

There are 57 approved dispensaries in Ohio. Your medical marijuana recommendation can be used at any of these Ohio approved dispensaries.

How often do I have to visit my doctor?

Ohio law requires patients to visit their medical marijuana prescribing physician every three months for an evaluation. As Ohio law only allows a 90-day supply of medical marijuana to be purchased at a time. During your follow-up visits, you will discuss the previous 3 months and your physician will be able to make any necessary adjustments to your dosage. It is important that you always keep your appointments to make sure your current treatment plan is working in your best interests.

Are there any other rules I must follow with my medical marijuana card?

You cannot use medical marijuana in public, yes, that includes eating baked goods and candy. If you go on vacation you may not take your medical marijuana products with you. You may not use your recommendation in any other state, nor can you use a recommendation from another state in Ohio. Ohio medical marijuana rules are strict. It is advisable that you always carry your medical marijuana recommendation with you because if you get pulled over by the police while traveling with your medical marijuana, you will need to present the confirmation that you are a registered medical marijuana patient to the officer to avoid legal consequences. After you have been approved for an Ohio medical marijuana recommendation, the staff at Lakewood Medical will go over all the do’s and don’ts with you and help you understand them. If you have questions we are always happy to answer – so ask.


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“Why do you give?”

BibleMoneySomeone ask me recently, “Why do you give?” Talking about the practice of giving a percentage of our income to our church & other ministries. My answer: Well, I WAS TAUGHT the discipline by my parents when I started mowing yards for $7 a piece at the age of 10 years old. They’d help me count my money out that needed to go in the envelope at church each Sunday. I obediently practiced THE DISCIPLINE, hesitantly at times, as I opened my first bank account & started my first job in my teen & college years. Over the years, I’ve experienced THE PROMISE of God to care for needs of the generous over & over again. Now, I can say I know THE JOY of giving as I see my money pooled with others for the good of God’s mission & the JOY of others. Now, if I didn’t give, I’d feel naked.

Giving should be TAUGHT, as a DISCIPLINE, so that people can know the PROMISES of God, for the sake of their own JOY & the joy of others.

[from this quarter’s Contribution Statement letter from our church]

It’s my belief that giving isn’t primarily about my church’s budget, but my heart’s obedience & worship. The Bible commends regular, sacrificial, & cheerful giving to us as a way of life. Our church offers us the opportunity to pool our obedient giving together for the sake of a common mission. Church is about obedient hearts coming together.

Each quarter our church sends out contribution statements that give us an opportunity to examine our own obedience:

  • Have I given regularly? (1 Corinthians 16:2) If not, pick a regular rhythm to begin giving. Once per month, once per week, each time you’re paid, etc.
  • Have I given sacrificially? (Malachi 3:10) The Old Testament commands & Jesus commended 10% of our income. In the New Testament many gave all they had. Pick a % of your income that would be sacrificial & try giving it regularly & see how God honors His promises.
  • Have I given cheerfully? (2 Corinthians 9:6-7) Is there an enthusiasm in my heart about the opportunity to grow God’s kingdom & put my faith in God’s promises?

Giving has an impact on others, sure, but its greatest impact has been on me.

About Lane Corley

I am - Follower of Jesus Christ - Husband to the beautiful and patient Heather Corley - Father of two young men: Jackson (17), Hudson (13). And one Princess: Katherine Jubilee or “Kate” (7) - Church Planter / Church Planting Strategist for the Louisiana Baptist Convention. - When I can I’m reading, gardening, deer hunting, on mission with my church. - Hoping to be helpful to others & fruitful for God.

Posted on April 11, 2016, in Devotional. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.

  1. Your main statement says it so well. Thank you for the post! I want to be a cheerfully obedient giver.

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How Fast Does a 110cc Dirt Bike Go?

How Fast Does a 110cc Dirt Bike Go?

110cc Dirt Bikes are considered a standard when it comes to riding, these are not as heavy as real beasts like 250cc dirt bikes or massive giants like 500 or 600cc dirt bikes. I consider them as a modest version of the dirt bikes.

I have many riders who modified their 110cc dirt bike and the results were simply amazing. However, in this article, I will only talk about the top speed of a 100cc dirt bike that has been appreciated by the riders without any modification or customization.

110cc Dirt Bike top speed varies between 30-38 MPH. However, few variants of 100cc dirt bikes claim to have a top speed of 55MPH. SSR 110cc Dirt Bike top speed is 55MPH.

I personally like 110cc dirt bikes as they are easy to ride and come with latest designs. I have 6 dirt bikes at the moment and one of them is 110 cc dirt bike and I will share product review for that 110cc dirt bike later in the article.

How to get the maximum speed for a 110cc Dirt Bike?

Now you must remember that the top speed mentioned on the dirt bike has to be achieved with properly tweaking your dirt bike. Check air filter, radiator and tires are the basic need for speed. Also, you need a proper track in order to ride at the top speed.

Stable suspension with the properly maintained and always use specified oil for the engine is among top factors that are responsible for top speed. Customize your dirt bike for better speed and better trail riding experience.

Best 110cc Dirt Bikes tested for maximum speed

I will talk about two dirt bikes here: Tao Dirt Bike DB-10 and SSR 110cc Dirt Bike. Both are 110cc dirt bikes and we will see in detail what they have to offer.

Let me share how I got the chance of riding one of the best 110cc dirt bikes.  Around 6 months back, one of the riders at the local track asked me about which 110cc dirt bike brand, he should buy for his son.

At that time, I had heard about the Tao brand, although I personally had never used it, it was quite famous in my area.  After a week I saw this 110cc dirt bike running wild at our local Track.

TAO Dirt bike DB10 – Fastest 110 cc Dirt Bike in 2020

Tao 110cc Dirt bike comes with a 110cc engine that is air-cooled. It features a 4 stroke engine that comes with 1 cylinder. It is fully automatic in transmission. Now I personally don’t consider it as a real dirt bike for events. However it is not that bad, it will work well with 9-10 years old kids.

Tao 110cc Dirt Bike DB-10 has 4 liters fuel capacity that is more than enough for a one-day event. Since kids only ride for around 30-40 minutes before they get tired. It has hydraulic Disc in front brakes which provides stable stopping at any given time and works well with rear brakes. Kids of 5-7 years old should go for 50cc dirt bikes.

Now comes the best part and that is the warranty for this 110cc dirt bike. It comes with a 30days warranty for all defective parts and also 1 year for the engine and it also includes transmission.

Tao DB-10 Dirt Bike featuring 110cc engine has a top speed of 30MPH and that is acceptable and I will appreciate this. Kids of 9-10 years old must not be allowed to drive more than this speed. They have no clue how speed can be dangerous for this. Always use helmets and other safety gear. You must also supervise your kids when they ride the dirt bikes.

SSR 110cc Dirt Bike Review

This 110cc dirt bike is really amazing when it comes to stability and ground grip. I loved riding this beast recently. Let me explain in detail about SSR 110cc Dirt Bike.

SSR 110cc Dirt Bike features a 4 Stroke engine and that is as powerful as a 2 stroke engine. The amazing thing is that SSR 110cc Dirt Bike top speed is 55MPH and that is just awesome.

Now the majority of 110cc dirt bikes come with a top speed of 35MPH and that is just pathetic. That may be good for a 10-year-old kid but not for any teenager or real dirt bike fan.

SSR 110cc Dirt Bike has a maximum capacity of 6.71 horsepower and this power will amaze you once you are on the track. It comes with a kickstart that I always appreciate. Real dirt bikes always come with a kickstart. You don’t want that kiddy electric start in your beast. Don’t forget to add a kill switch

SSR 110cc Dirt Bike comes with a semi-automatic that features a 4-speed transmission and you can operate it with a lever near foot shifter. You don’t need to use hands when it comes to using transmission in this 110cc dirt bike. Just press the lever or paddle with your foot and you are good to go.

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I hope I have answered the main question and that was, How Fast Does a 110cc Dirt Bike Go? Dirt Bike riding is an awesome thing to do and 110cc dirt bike is an ideal choice for your kids.

This will not only give the real feel of riding dirt bikes and at the same time, but it is also safe and stable for kids. Always follow all federal and local laws. If you have any questions regarding a 110cc dirt bike, feel free to comment below.

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We recommend bringing a picnic style meal based on the dietary requirements and preferences of your guests. We don’t recommend soup or anything that requires melted butter – these items are hard to serve, especially when the boat is heeling over. We have also found that chips and salads tend to grow wings in the wind. Sandwiches, fruit, veggie, and cheese platters are popular. We’ve also had great success with burritos and pizza onboard. We recommend:
Lucharitos – view menu online 631-477-6666
Kate’s Cheese Co. – view menu online 631-333-2722
Fork & Anchor – view menu online  631-477-3277
1943 Pizza Bar – view menu online 631-477-6984

Do you serve alcohol onboard?
We serve all refreshments that you bring onboard, including alcohol to guests of legal age. Please note that red wine is not recommended. White wine and rosé are popular choices.

Do we have to bring plates, cups or napkins?
Layla provides all service items onboard. We try to limit the amount of single-use plastic consumed onboard. Instead we provide cloth napkins, plates, platters, glasses and cutlery.

Will kids be comfortable onboard?
Booking a trip on Layla is an excellent way to introduce your kids to the world of sailing.  Captain Liz is an expert at reading the crowd and adjusting the intensity of the sail to suit the guests’ preferences. Layla is a very comfortable boat, but we do recommend parents use their best judgement as this activity may be not be suitable for all children.

How can we pay?
We accept all major credit cards, but prefer cash or checks! Please give us a call at 631-319-0161, or email to book.

Should we tip the crew?
If you enjoy your sail it is customary to tip the crew as you would any other service industry (20% for excellent service). Your crew will be manning the sails, lifeguarding, and serving you.

What’s your cancellation policy?
Weather Cancellation:
If unsuitable weather (steady rain or high winds) prevents the boat from sailing, a substitute date will be offered. If no alternative date works, your sail will be fully refunded. The captain bases this decision on marine weather forecasted at least 2 hours prior to scheduled departure time.

Guest Cancellation:
A full refund will be given for cancellation at least 7 days prior to scheduled sail.
A 50% refund will be given for cancellation 2 – 6 days prior to scheduled sail.
No refund will be given for guest cancellation 48 hours before scheduled sail.


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AFCENT Commander Jeffrey Harrigian and Ambassador Elizabeth Richard Attend Delivery Ceremony at Hamat Air Base

Ambassador Elizabeth Richard spoke today at the Hamat Air Base on the occasion of the delivery of the first two A-29 Super Tucano aircrafts to the Lebanese Armed Forces.

Following are Ambassador Richard’s remarks as delivered:

Good afternoon.  General Aoun, Air Force Central Commander General Harrigian, General Haykal, and distinguished guests.

It is my sincere pleasure to be here today to mark a significant moment in the evolution of the Lebanese Army as one of the most capable militaries in the region.  The acquisition of the A-29 Super Tucano, a new aviation platform featuring advanced technology, will transform an already-strong air power capability that has been a key part of the Lebanese Army’s ability to defend the country.

I am also pleased to honor the recently returned LAF pilots, among the best military professionals in the region.  The LAF is recognized in the U.S. for the quality of the officers and soldiers it sends to our training and education programs.  Lebanese students routinely finish at the top of their classes, earning ‘honor graduate’ recognition.  The recently returned A-29 pilots and maintainers upheld this high LAF standard, and our military is very proud to serve with them.  The second group of pilots and maintainers are on their way to Moody (Air Force Base) to start training in the coming weeks, and we look forward to sharing in their success, as well.

The two A-29 Super Tucanos that we are going to see here today are the first of six that will be delivered over the next several months.  The A-29’s advanced technology provides the LAF with precision guided munitions and advanced precision strike capability.  The transfer to Lebanon of this new capability reinforces our conviction that the LAF is a premier regional fighting force, fully capable of defending Lebanon’s borders.

With the A-29, the LAF will now be able to conduct joint combined arms maneuvers in all conditions, day and night, in a way that greatly reduces the risk of collateral damage and the danger to non-combatants.

As demonstrated in the LAF’s “Dawn of the Hills” operation in August, the Lebanese people can trust the LAF to achieve national strategic objectives.  With the acquisition of these A-29 advanced attack aircraft, the Government of Lebanon and the LAF are even more capable of defending Lebanese territory; this is a game-changing acquisition that takes the LAF to the next level of combat capability.

Today is also another reminder of the strong bond between the U.S. and Lebanon.  Our military partnership is built upon shared national interests and focuses on three pillars: advancing capabilities through Training and Engagement; the transfer of high tech military equipment to build the Army’s capability; and the Defense Institution Building we are doing together to develop planning, logistical, and sustainment capabilities.

Over the last decade, the U.S. government has invested over $1.5 billion in training and equipment, and we have trained over 32,000 Lebanese troops.  We will continue this partnership and support to the Government of Lebanon and to the Army.  In fact, we have recently announced another $120 million in Foreign Military Financing, which brings the total investment in the LAF to over $160 million just this year.

I would like to say one very important point here, for all militaries, including our own, the process of planning for, acquiring, and sustaining the capabilities needed to accomplish the mission is a strategic endeavor of great importance.

I would like to take a moment to salute all the former army and Air Force officers here today; some of them are here with us in the front, as well as those who couldn’t be with us.  These people understand that real capability is not built through one-time, short fuse equipment donations or purchases.  Real capability is built over time, through thoughtful analysis of the threats, and careful planning and design for the Lebanese Army of the future.  None of what you see here today, and frankly, none of the great successes of the Dawn of the Hills battle, would have been possible without the dedication and the foresight of all those officers and non-commissioned officers who came before us.

The United States remains committed to a secure, stable, democratic, and prosperous Lebanon.  The significant increase in LAF combat capability that this aircraft represents will ensure that the LAF remain a nationally unifying force, a bulwark against extremism and terrorism, and the only real defender of Lebanon.

We are very very proud to be your partners.  Thank everyone for being with us today.


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I bought a domain name for a senior project during one of my Information Sciences classes. I knew I wanted to make the project come to life with an asp.net database web application. I also knew that I had always been interested in working for myself and working with great people running great businesses. Even if I just was consulting on the side, freelancing or consulting part-time while I had a full time job – I knew I wanted to start a business helping people with their websites.

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Cherry Blossom Suiren

A beautiful woman sat under the moonlit sky, violet smoke emanating from her pipe. She appeared completely vulnerable, yet the palpable tension in the air made most bandits think twice before turning their blade against her. If that tension were disturbed, someone would lose a limb, or worse. She was "Cherry Blossom Surien" and the blade in her hand "Benioh." It was said that her technique was as peerless as her allure.

Name OriginEdit

Suiren (Chinese: 燧人, pinyin: suì rén), is the discoverer of fire, according to Chinese mythology. He is one of the legendary Three August Ones from ancient Chinese history. Images of Suiren depict him as having three eyes. He is said to have reigned half a million years during the Pleistocene epoch.

Suiren is a female character in the anime "Naruto".

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5 BODY SHOP products… Review

Body Shop store has been my favourite destination on payday. It smells like fresh flowers whenever you walk into any store. And one of the best parts is, it isn’t very heavy on the pockets.

Before I give my honest opinion, I want to point out a few things.

My skin type: I have dry skin with occasional hormonal break outs. I have uneven skin tone and suffer from hyper pigmentation.

P.s. I am not being paid for what I say about the products here. It’s my experience on using these products for almost 3 months now.

(I am not a dermatology expert.

1.Vitamin C glow revealing liquid peel:

For dull, tired and grumpy skin.

What the product claims:

This transforming gel-to-peel texture peels away dull, tired skin for a happy healthy glow. The PH of the gel helps to release surface cells

How to use:

It is a gel based product. Use two pumps on clean skin, avoiding eye area, apply all over and massage in circular motions until clumps appear. Brush the peeling texture off the skin and rinse with water

My review:

  • I have been using this product for 2 months now. Its works like a gentle chemical exfoliator. I love all products infused with Vitamin C and hence decided to try it out.
  • It does give you a very clean skin after use and a glow. Your moisturiser and makeup will slide smoothly on the skin.Brightens up dull, tired skin.
  • However, the effect is short lived. The glow lasts for a day or two.

But it’s great in case you need a quick exfoliation before an event.

  • Caution: Do use a good sunscreen after its use. Avoid using the peel more than 3 times a week.

Alternate use: My hands tend to get dry due to constant need to wash them before any procedures at work, the skin had become scaly and very dry and no matter what moisturiser I used, it did not soften them. I just used this peel on my hands and it worked wonders! It peeled the dry skin layer right off it.

Would I purchase it again?

I wouldn’t. Though it gives a good short lasting glow, it has not really made much of a difference to the problem areas on my skin. It works great on dry hands though!

  1. Banana shampoo and conditioner:
Pic from Body shop website. (My bottle is almost over 😉

What the product claims: For normal to dry hair. Leaves hair nourished, fragrant and feeling softer. Enriched with Community Trade organic banana puree from Ecuador. 100% vegetarian. Formulated without silicones

      My review:

  • I loved this product! Absolutely worked for me. I have fine hair and greasy scalp. So my hair weighs down quick and due to the build up I wash it on alternate days. I was struggling to find a shampoo that would suit my needs.
  • I bought this shampoo on a whim as could not resist the fragrance.
  • It cleansed my scalp right away. After the first wash I noticed my hair had more volume, scalp felt squeaky clean and of course it had a gorgeous aroma.
  • But the best part was, I did not need to wash my hair up to 3 days.

Would I repurchase this product?

Absolutely! They do sell it in smaller bottles, so before spending big bucks try out the smaller size.

  1. Wild Argan oil exfoliating gel body scrub:

What the product claims: Body exfoliator. Smoothes and refines. Light, particle, gel texture. Subtle, sophisticated, warming scent. Leaves skin feeling soft. Community Trade argan oil from Morocco.

My review:

  • Sugar vs. particulate scrubs: I have used Moringa exfoliating cream body scrub which is sugar based. However the granules melt on wet skin and I did not get the exfoliation result I was looking for.
  • Argan oil gel based scrub certainly proved to be a good bargain. It is gentle, gel based and with argan shell particles. So it gives good exfoliation but does not dry out the skin.
  • It has a bit strong fragrance, however I use the scrub before shower gel so it works for me.
  • It has definitely helped getting rid of dry elbow and knee patches.
  • Has worked wonders on armpit areas.
  • My tip: Use the scrub before going in for waxing, it helps prevent hair in growths as well as gives a smoother feel. Or you can use it a day after.

Would I repurchase this product?

Yes I would. But I want to try out the Spa of the world range next after I finish my current tub.

  1. Essential oils:

French lavender massage oil: Spa of the world range

Advantages of Lavender oil:

Has a relaxing effect

Soothes itchy, dry scalp.

Helps induce sleep.

Prevents hair loss.

Has antibacterial properties.

(Check out this article: 13 Surprising Benefits of Lavender Essential Oil)

Having read a number of advantages of incorporating lavender oil in hair and skin routine I decided to try this out.

  • I incorporate it in many ways.
  • I mix 7-8 drops in coconut oil along with tea tree oil for hair massage.
  • I use a few drops in my bath water after a long hard day. Helps me relax.
  • I also put a few drops on the pillow before sleeping.

Tea tree oil

Advantages of using tea tree oil:

Soothes skin inflammation

Prevents dandruff

Anti septic properties

(Check out this article: 25 Uses for Tea Tree Oil)

  • I mix it in my hair oil.
  • I dilute it with a few drops of water and apply it directly on my skin breakouts. It helps settle skin inflammation.
  • I use it as an alternative to eucalyptus oil when suffering from common cold.

Will I repurchase these products?

Absolutely! Have been using it for two years and will continue doing so.

  1. Drops of youth concentrate:

What the product claims? Helps enhance surface skin condition. Smoothes and instantly moisturising. 99% of ingredients are of natural origin.

This line was created to combat first signs of aging.

My review:

  • This small bottle comes packed with surprises.
  • This is a gel based formulation. Has a fresh aroma. 2-3 drops are usually enough to cover the whole face. It slides on smoothly. I use it after thorough cleansing.
  • Though my skin is dry, this concentrate moisturises well.
  • I never experienced any breakouts with this serum. I specially use it instead of heavy moisturises during skin breakouts.
  • I use it 2-3 times a week as a part of night skin routine.
  • It is a gentle moisturiser, has not caused any breakouts and not very expensive compared to other good quality serums.
  • You can certainly incorporate as a first step towards serums if you haven’t used any before.

Will I repurchase this product?

Yes, definitely.

Which products have you found useful?

Let me know what you think!

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  1. Oooh the banana shampoo seems like it smells really good (Im tempted to go buy that one – I feel like every shampoo I try isnt good enough and I had a favorite but it got discontinued so I’ve been searching ever since)

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Bake Believe’s Keto Friendly Strawberry White Chocolate “Love Potion” Smoothies

Yield: 2 smoothies

  • Prep Time: 5 minutes
  • Cook Time: 0 minutes
  • Total Time: 5 minutes

  • ½ cup Bake Believe White Baking Chips, melted and divided
  • ½ cup strawberries
  • ½ cup heavy cream or coconut cream
  • 1 cup coconut milk
  • ½ teaspoon vanilla extract
  • ¼ cup ice

  1. Line a sheet pan with parchment paper. Set aside
  2. On the stove or in the microwave, melt white baking chips.
  3. Dip two strawberries into melted baking chips to coat. Place on prepared sheet pan and set aside until coating is set.
  4. In a high speed blender, combine cream, coconut milk, strawberries, melted white baking chips, vanilla extract, and ice. Blend for 1-2 minutes, until smooth.
  5. Divide between two glasses and garnish with coated strawberries. Enjoy with your valentine!


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Denver Hockey Series Preview: North Dakota

With the Pioneers riding an 11-game unbeaten streak into the series with the Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs, not many would’ve predicted Denver getting swept at home.  It was an opportune moment for the Pioneers to take a strong position in the NCHC standings, but instead, they fall to a 3rd place tie with Western Michigan, each with 28 points.  Head coach David Carle said that the Pioneers couldn’t match the intensity that UMD brought in the second game and they simply lost to the better team.  The schedule doesn’t get any easier and no love will be lost as Denver travels to Grand Forks for a Valentine’s Weekend series with a Fighting Hawks team that is 14-1 at home this year.

The good news here is that after the North Dakota series, Denver is a combined 6-0 against their final three opponents of the year in Miami (home), St. Cloud State (away), and Colorado College (home-and-home).  The bad news is that come Frozen Faceoff time, they will have to find ways to get past UMD and/or North Dakota.  Denver tends to play a very close first game with their rivals followed by a bad loss, showing the proper adjustments are made.

The key seems to be getting the first goal.  This season when the Pioneers trail after period one, they are 5-4-1.  If they trail after two periods, they have a record of 1-6-2.  Yet if the Pioneers score first, they are an astounding 10-0-2.

It’s not a surprise that they Pioneers play well with a lead.  They’re a fast transitioning team with, at times, an impenetrable defense.  They get pucks deep and force their opponents to defend in their own zone for long stretches of time.  And they feast on mistakes in the neutral zone.  Thus it makes sense for teams like UMD to come out hard and force the Pioneers to play on their heels.  The focus moving forward has to be matching that intensity right at puck drop and enable the team to dictate the pace of the game.

On a more positive note, freshman Bobby Brink was honored as the NCHC’s player of the month.  In January, Brink scored three goals and had nine points.  He’s currently second on the team in points with 23 and is on a five-game point streak.

North Dakota Fighting Hawks (21-3-3)

In what may be the best season North Dakota has had since Brad Berry took over as head coach in 2015, it seems like the Fighting Hawks are firing on all cylinders.  They are 3rd in the country in goals scored this season with 113 and 73% of those goals come at even-strength.  North Dakota is also the heaviest team in the league with an average weight of 194 pounds, compared to Denver’s 4th lightest at 182 pounds.

Forward Jordan Kawaguchi is having another breakout season, leading the Fighting Hawks in points with 41 in 27 games.  He and three other North Dakota skaters have double-digit goals this season.  One of those skaters is freshman Shane Pinto, a 2nd round draft pick of the Ottawa Senators.  Pinto had a strong World Juniors tournament despite an early exit for Team USA.  Pinto has made an immediate impact for the Fighting Hawks with 13 goals and nine assists.

If you thought UMD’s top three defensemen were good, meet Jacob Bernard-Docker, Jonny Tychonick, and Colton Poolman.  All three combine for a plus/minus of +44.  Add junior Matt Kiersted who is having a breakout season to the mix and you’d understand why North Dakota has given up the 4th least goals in college hockey this season.

If you had to identify one way to crack the North Dakota code, you could say that sophomore goaltender Adam Scheel could be had.  Despite his phenomenal numbers this season (17-3-2, 2.08 GAA, .903 SV%), he has given up three or more goals six times this season.  To his defense, he’s only lost two of those games due to UND’s high-octane offense.  If Denver can somehow steal a game on the road this weekend, they will have to take the eyes away from Scheel and get to him early.

Fighting Hawks head coach Brad Berry met with the media this week to discuss the upcoming series with Denver:

Prediction – Denver goes 0-1-1

In what may be the toughest series and environment of the season for DU, this will be very tough for them to pull out wins.  This is the strongest the Fighting Hawks have been in a few years although they have faltered at the hands of Omaha and Minnesota Duluth.  Both of those teams have risen to the occasion despite their record.  If Denver wants to steal some points in Grand Forks, they will have to bring a playoff-like style knowing there is a lot on the line this weekend. Revenge may play a factor for the Pioneers as well as North Dakota took five of six points from Denver at Magness Arena in November. The Pioneers would love nothing more than to return the favor and then some in this Valentine’s weekend series.

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Saturday – 6:07pm MT tv: TSN / radio: 104.3 The Fan

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  1. Huge challenge this weekend. I’m hoping the Pios can earn a split. Anything more than that would be icing on the cake.

    It’s been an interesting season thus far and a season with some notable accomplishments: 17 wins (and almost certainly another 20-win season), a sparkling non-conference record, a couple of long winning streaks, and the continued growth and maturity of a talented group that’s a lot of fun to watch when they are playing the relentless Denver style. The lingering question, however, is how does this team stack up against the elite teams in the NCHC, namely UND and UMD? The answer thus far is not so well. Can this DU team reverse that trend on the road against the top team in the conference and in the national rankings?

    This weekend is a very important measuring stick as DU gears up for the postseason.

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Mountain biking day in the national park from Ylläs to Levi

Mountain biking day in the national park from Ylläs to Levi

Duration: 8 hours / Difficulty: Challenging

On this excursion you will see the Pallas-Ylläs national park from a close distance. You will drive the best biking trails of Lapland and enjoy the scenery in the beautiful wilderness.

The excursion takes you from Ylläs to Levi. We will drive about 50 km through the forests, swamps, lakes and fells of western Lapland. The distance is long but with electronic mountain bikes it is accessible for anyone with a normal conditioning.

We will start the day with a transportation from Levi to Ylläs by a minibus. The drive takes almost one hour and along the way you can admire the surrounding national park and its mighty fells.

We head to the biking trails from Ylläs and start our journey towards Levi. The landscape and nature on the way is diverse. We drive on the shores of lakes, on the slopes of the fells, in the vast swamp areas, in a rocky valleys and old forests. The trail is versatile as well. Some parts are fast and smooth, others are slower and filled with rocks and roots

On the way we will have breaks at wilderness cabins and huts.There we will enjoy grilled sausages along with other snacks and drinks around a campfire. We can make a fresh outdoor style coffee on an open fire, it will give you an energy boost to finish the excursion! A coffee break by the lake in the national park´s silence in the is one of the highlights of the tour.

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Some farmers' operations, mental health won’t be the same after a storm like the one we just had

Toban Dyck: Manitoba's farmers fought through fatigue and mud and worked around the clock to get their crops off ahead of the intense storm

The a severe storm hammered Manitoba during Mental Health Week. Aaron Hinks/Daily Herald-Tribune/QMI Agency files

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It would leave more than 150,000 homes without power, force evacuations in many First Nations communities and batter a city and a province into critical condition. On Oct. 13, Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman declared a state of emergency. Earlier that same day, Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister did the same for the province.

On Monday, Oct. 7, it was sunny and 19 C. At the start of the day, I had about 120 acres of soybeans left in a field north of the city of Morden. It had received more moisture than our other land. It wasn’t ready. It was still too wet, but we were starting to hear murmurings of a system tracking toward us.

We had to try. We needed to push. This was the mindset that permeated Manitoba’s farming community. Striving to get ahead of weather systems is not new for farmers. The most diligent of us routinely — if not neurotically — check the weather using multiple apps and information sources.

Usually, a system will be predicted a week or two out. Then, as it gets closer, its severity often lessens or morphs and the once grave, crop-ending natural phenomenon amounts to little more than a drizzle.

The storm of 2019 was not like this. It came in like the lion it was predicted to be. Every farmer knew this. They knew this could be a season killer. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Manitoba’s farmers fought through fatigue and mud and worked around the clock to get their crops off, as if all of them had received the same vision of the intense storm to come.

Some farmers boasted having harvested for 30-some hours straight to get their crops off before the storm hit. Others worked until the blowing snow or driving rain forced them to quit. They all knew this one was going to be big.

We, too, did what we could. We were able to harvest a few acres, gingerly skirting around wet patches hoping against hope that we wouldn’t get stuck. On Monday afternoon, we had to throw in the towel, effectively abandoning about 100 acres of soybeans to the storm. The field was too wet. We didn’t have a choice.

On Tuesday, Oct. 8, we parked our machines indoors, put away our auger and conveyor and otherwise got our houses in order. It was, again, sunny and 19 C. It felt like summer and it felt silly to be prepping for a winter storm. In fact, because of the unusually wet fall we were having, our lawn hadn’t been so green all year.

By about 10 p.m. Thursday, the snow and wind that would continue for the next number of days had already left more than 30,000 people without power. Highway accidents were increasing and parts of the province were fast becoming impassable.

On Friday, wind gusts exceeded 80 km/h and held at about 60 km/h. Winds this powerful are unsettling. If they’re given an inch, they will take a mile. Unknown objects were hitting the side of our house and our roof. People were losing power in droves. Lines were breaking and trees were succumbing to the heavy, wet snow and gale-force winds.

The visibility out our windows was zero. The roads and highways around us were closed and remained that way long after the storm abated.

The kind of snow this storm left was an unknown quantity to the province’s road crews.

Our farmyard had snowdrifts five-feet high at places and had an average snow depth of about a foot and a half to two feet.

Our power never went out, though it flickered throughout the storm. We spent much of the weekend around candlelight both in preparation for what I thought was inevitable power failure and to save our household electronics from the fatigue of switching on and off so often.

According to a Manitoba Agriculture crop report dated Oct. 15, only 30 per cent of the province’s soybean crop has been harvested, down from the three-year average of 77 per cent for this time of year. Most crops harvested in fall have a similar story. There is a push now to get them off, but there is also uncertainty over whether that will be possible.

Only 60 per cent of the potatoes have been harvested, said the report. The three-year average for this time of year is 99 per cent.

As of Oct. 18, there are still homes without power and it’s estimated that it will take more than a year to clear up this storm’s debris.

The storm hammered the province during Mental Health Week. It is important to point out that while I only have a few acres left to harvest, there are many farmers and Manitobans out there whose operations and mental health won’t be the same in the wake of a storm such as this.

It’s sunny and warm today. The snow is melting and two miles south of me a combine is harvesting corn.

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The chances of you being in a free-falling elevator are remarkably small, but this information might at least help alleviate any fear you have toward riding them.

As this video from the Business Insider YouTube channel explains, there have been very few incidents of elevator cables snapping. That being said, researchers at MIT decided to figure out the physics of surviving such an event, and it’s not jumping right before impact. The trick is to lay down flat on the floor in the center of the car so all of your body weight will be spread out. When the car crashes into the bottom, the force will be evenly distributed, giving you a chance at surviving. Again, this will probably never happen, but now you can hop onto the elevator with a little less fear.

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DIY Bathroom Renovation on a Budget: We Sold Our Home in 4 Days!

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In honor of #throwback thursday, I thought I’d share our DIY bathroom renovation on a budget from our first home. You’ll have to excuse the terrible pictures and terrible lighting. I had no idea that one day I may actually do the blog that I was picturing in my head, even all those years ago.

I really think the old me would be impressed with the current me. I do wish I could go back in time and tell the old me that cleaning that 1189 square foot home was really no big deal and to stop complaining. Also, to enjoy my Friday nights binge watching Netflix and sleeping in on Saturdays. But, I digress. Back to the matter at hand.

Here’s some before’s to give you an idea of what we were working with.

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Coastal Bedroom With a Farmhouse Twist+ 2 Different Designs!

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So today I’m so excited to share two mood boards with you that I designed for my coworker, Sam!! Sam is wanting to spruce up her master bedroom and asked me if I wanted to make her a mood board for some inspiration. And… of course I did!

The first thing I did was have her answer some questions for me about her general decorating style and what she was envisioning for her space. She loves coastal style and wanted a laid back, beachy feel for her bedroom. And, she loves farmhouse. This was so much fun for me to mix these two styles and create a custom coastal farmhouse master bedroom mood board for her!

One of the questions she answered for me before we got started was the price range of what she wanted to spend on this project. I needed to have a ballpark figure before I started searching for things to fill her room. I love the added challenge of finding things that not only creates the look she wants but also finding things that fit in a certain price range.

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The Wednesday Wish List- the under $20 edition

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I’m really excited to share this week’s Wednesday Wish List with you! These are all really fun things that my family has truly been enjoying including one of our favorite TV shows, how to preserve family recipes to pass down to your daughter, and how to get your kids to sleep in a house full of teenage boys. And I think all the items are under $20.

For those of you unfamiliar with this series, this is where I talk about anything that makes life easier for me, or anything cool I’ve found, or anything that makes life more enjoyable.

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Accent Tile For Shower: 3 Options that Work Well With Subway Tiles

Time to get back at it. The Mondays after a Sunday are always the hardest! Haha, just kidding. But for real, Mondays after a holiday weekend are hard. So to pep myself up I’m gonna share with you my inspiration/ mood board for my future small master bathroom renovation in keeping with “Moody Mondays”.

And please bear with me and give me a little grace. I use the word “future” loosely. We may be really with it and get it done in the next month. Or maybe in the next year. More than likely the next decade. But, it is on the list and I want to share my plans with you. And although I’ve had these plans for almost 2 years, there’s something about putting it out there that will hopefully hold me accountable and make it happen sooner!

I can’t be the only one who makes all these plans while I’m at work only to come home and think, “What was I thinking? I’m gonna tile a bathroom tonight?? Yeah, right. It’s all I can do to make sure the kids survive and get fed and bathed and stuff.”

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The Wednesday Wish List- Things That Have Inspired Me

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It’s that time of the week again! And even better, since tomorrow is July 4th, this Wednesday is like a Friday!! Double yay! I really hate that word, btw. It may not seem like it because I think I may use it all the time. But really, what word can you even substitute for that? Deep thoughts here.

My Wednesday Wish List is going to be all over the place today. Inspiration has hit me big time this week and I want to share all the things that have influenced me.

If you’re not familiar with the Wednesday Wish List, you can check out some previous week’s here and here.

1.) Take a break!!

For those of you who read my post yesterday, you know that Jeremy and I had a little mini getaway for the weekend. It astonished me just how big of a difference that weekend made for me. I knew it would be good for me. I knew I needed it. Everything I read said to do it.

But evidently I didn’t know how much I needed it.

All those people that say how important it is? They’re right! I came back renewed and refreshed and ready to take on life. It’s not like it changed me or anything profound like that. But imagine it this way. If life were measured by an enthusiasm scale from 1 to 10, mine before this weekend was hovering around a 3 or 4, probably. Now, I’m not saying my life was terrible or that I was depressed or anything like that. I just mean it felt like life had become so mundane, such a routine. I was like a machine going through the motions.

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Simply Sunday: Graduation Card

Hello Stampin’ Friends ~

Yesterday I shared a “generic” style Graduation Card, meaning it could be sent to anyone attending any school … today, I’m being a little more specific as I am using the “school colors”!!  I have a young lady who works for me that goes to West Bend East High School (my former high school … we have 2) and their colors are maroon and gold so today’s card will feature Cherry Cobbler and Crushed Curry!!

This card also features the new Delightfully Detailed Laser Cut Specialty Paper ….

This amazing paper has 2 sides … One Whisper White and the other is Very Vanilla!! I love the fact that you can use this with all your color combinations now!!

Today’s graduation card is simple to put together since the Delightfully Detailed paper highlights the greeting!! The greeting comes from the “High Tide” stamp set and was cut out with the Layering Ovals Thinlits, as was the Crushed Curry mat behind it.

Don’t you just love the dimension and layers of this card … makes it look like you worked soooo hard but it really only took minutes to create!!

The “Congratulations” comes from the “Fabulous Flamingo” stamp set (got that for FREE from an Stampin’ Up! OnStage event!!) and I think the two fonts look pretty good together.  To finish off the Congratulations, I added a layer of contrast with the Cherry Cobbler and then punched both colors with the Triple Banner Punch.

Just think of the possibilities … You get four sheets with this laser cut paper so you can make quick and easy graduation cards in “any” school colors!!  How fun would that be!!  You already have the layout now … so have some fun and celebrate your school and congratulations to your graduate!!  There really is nothing little about the light they shine!!

Thank you for joining me this Sunday!!

Have a wonderful week~

TODAY’S STAMPIN’ SUPPLY LIST … Below are the items I used to create today’s card. If you liked what you saw and need to purchase any of the items, you can begin by clicking any image below. It will take you to my store and give you more details on the product.  Thank you!!

Life’s a Journey …

Hello Stampin’ Friends ~

I believe school is out for most students after this past week … and with that, I received 5 invitations to graduation parties!!  I’m so excited for these young people – some are the girls that work for me, family, neighbors and friends, they have their whole life ahead of them.

Of course I have to make cards to send them off on their new journey so I chose the “One Wild Ride” stamp set.  You and I both know it  can be a little wild once in a while but it’s also a journey to be embraced so …

I used the “Share What you Love” Designer Specialty paper and I picked two patterns that I thought were fun and youthful like my recipients. I paired it with Rich Razzleberry, Whisper White and Basic Black.

I wanted to make my “greeting” the focal point so I popped it up on the two banners which really pull your eye to the center of the card. It’s simple and fun because … Life is a journey, and I’d like them to enjoy the ride!

Hope you enjoyed the card today and you’ve kicked off your weekend on a good note.

Have a great day ~

TODAY’S STAMPIN’ SUPPLY LIST … You can begin your shopping by clicking on any of the items listed.  Thank you!

Simply Sunday: Congratulations

Hello Stampin’ Friends ~

We have now entered that time of year when “Congratulations” cards are a hot commodity! Graduations, anniversaries, weddings … even job promotions … these are all events that we need cards for so today I’d like to help you out by sharing a simple yet pretty card for such an occasion.

I chose Black & Gold because it can be used for any of the occasions I mentioned and it’s super simple to make. I’m using the new “Pop of Pink” Designer Washi Tape and the Flourishing Phrases stamp set.

Words are powerful. This set has the words you need for all occasions: thank you, congratulations, thinking of love, love you. Lift up your friends, send good thoughts to your family. I love this set!!

You will also need Whisper White, Basic Black cardstocks and our Gold Foil Sheets, plus one little scrap piece of vellum for the Bitty Butterfly!

I added the new “”Metallic Enamel Shapes” for the body of my butterfly and to finish off the rest of the card. They are cute and really match up nicely with the foil sheets. (Both come in Silver and Gold)

Don’t you think this makes a great “Congratulations” card … and so simple! A little Washi Tape, a little stamping, punch a couple butterflies and your done.

Now … Yesterday I promised to share a few other cards that we have done in our stamping clubs.

Our clubs meet 1 day a month. Each group has a minimum of 6 and a max of 10 participants.

There is no cost for your projects, however each participant is required to spend a certain amount each month … that amount depends on the amount of people. This is done so each of our participants gets to take a turn “hosting” … this only means “YOU” get the hostess benefits (free stamps and / or accessories).

It is a commitment that you make to participate for the entire “club year” … 10 months. It goes by so fast, it’s kind of sad when we break for summer! So let me know if your thinking about joining us this fall.  Seats fill up fast!

Thank you for sharing a piece of your Sunday with me.

I hope you have a wonderful day ~

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In favour of privacy legislation

Rishab Aiyer Ghosh rishab at
Wed Feb 28 01:09:43 PST 1996

sameer at
> 	Your point about alpha is exactly my point. You give merchant
> your alpha address, and they can't do anything valuable with it. No
> law necessary.

Laws protecting privacy are as (un)necessary as those protecting
free speech, with or without cpunk technologies such as alpha.

Speaking of which, are you still interested in writing that
paper on remailers?

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Please help - adaptec 2820sa not ... RESOLVED

Charles Swiger cswiger at
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On Jun 18, 2006, at 10:44 PM, Ensel Sharon wrote:
> Let's say I have 8 disks.
> Let's say I require raid6.

You require RAID-6 because...?  If you want more fault tolerance or
better performance, RAID-10 makes a lot more sense to me than RAID-6,
but YMMV.

> If I make one array, I lose 25% to raid overhead.
> If I make two arrays, I lose 50% to raid overhead.

Using RAID-6 with 4 disks does not make much sense, no.

(Using RAID-10 with 4 disks works great, however.  Yes, the overhead
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Wed Sep 29 15:02:46 CEST 2004

On Wed, 29 Sep 2004, Jan Madsen wrote:

> ipsec_setup: ipsec_setup: WARNING: cannot find setkey command --

install the ipsec-tools rpm.

> config setup
>        interfaces= %defaultroute

Remove the space there. It seenms to be causing a problem because you are
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>        virtual_private=%v4:,%v4:,%v4:

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[PATCH] privacy: don't tell users what is the reason for a failed login

Andrew Shadura andrew at shadura.me
Sat May 16 11:17:09 EDT 2015

On Sat, 16 May 2015 17:04:06 +0200
Andrew Shadura <andrew at shadura.me> wrote:

>                      raise formencode.Invalid(msg, value, state,
> -                        error_dict=dict(username=msg, password=msg2)
> +                        error_dict=dict(username=' ',password=msg)
>                      )
>      return _validator

I forgot to comment on this. This dict specifies which fields should be
assigned what error messages. If I pass msg as both, the same error
message is displayed twice, which is a bit ugly (even though it can be
solved using CSS, probably). If I pass just one, the other field isn't
highlighted. I haven't found a way in formencode to just highlight a
field without adding an error message to it, so I have worked it around
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Re: Solving the "how do I tell whether I have an HTML element?" (or image element, or whatever) problem

From: Cameron McCormack <cam@mcc.id.au>
Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2013 19:16:21 +1100
Message-ID: <5100EDD5.4070101@mcc.id.au>
To: Travis Leithead <travis.leithead@microsoft.com>
CC: Boris Zbarsky <bzbarsky@MIT.EDU>, "public-script-coord@w3.org" <public-script-coord@w3.org>, es-discuss <es-discuss@mozilla.org>
On 18/01/13 9:09 AM, Travis Leithead wrote:
> I think this sounds fine. Most web developers don't expect the
> current spec'd behavior, even though to me it seems more natural.
> IE has the current behavior and I expect we would migrate to the new
> behavior at some point once it was defined and agreed upon.

At one point a long time ago, Web IDL did require [[HasInstance]] to be
overridden to return true even for objects from different windows.  If
proxies now support trapping that, I'll just add it back.

(And hey, it was still there just commented out!  I must have known it'd

I guess this will change to the @hasInstance that Allen mentions, once
ES6 stabilises and I actually understand what "@hasInstance" means. :)
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