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Monday, January 12, 2009

November 2007: The Glory of Fall

After the October letter about Genocide, I needed something much calmer, serene, and perhaps even humorous to write about. As November progressed, I noticed something odd and intriguing. The leaves around Chicago were taking forever to turn color and fall. In most years, the leaves turn color in October and by the beginning of November, the show, as they say, is over. The leaves are all down and winter is in the air. That was not the case this year.

You might be thinking, oh no he is going to write about global warming. The case for that is quite apparent. Fall is falling later because the planet is warming. In X years, with the melting polar ice caps, land masses will be smaller, coastal cities will be under water, and the interior of the continents will all be desert. This may happen in fifty or five hundred years. I thought about writing about this but it could be just as depressing as writing about the Armenian Genocide.

Instead, I thought I would write about the glory of fall, my favorite season. I have always loved fall or autumn. It is the season of back to school. It is the harvest season, the bountiful time of harvest feasts and rituals, the time of Thanksgiving in the United States. It is the season of Halloween, a spiritual season when the heritage and vestige of Druid beliefs hang rich in the air. It is the season of the leaves on the trees turning vibrant colors and falling perfuming the air with that rich ripe fragrance.

Fall is supposed to be the season of death. Things mature, ripen, and then beginning to die. Things go dormant for six months until spring, the season of rebirth and renewal. Yet, I never have really felt that way. First of all, with it being the back to school season, fall was always like the start of a new year. It was a time of excitement and renewal. It was a time of beginnings and I was always enthused about it. Plus, because of the colors and bounty, I never felt the sense of the year dying until the trees were barren and the ground began to freeze. Only then did it kind of sink in.

The reverence for the fall began back in elementary school. It was at Robert Burns School in Miss Fletcher’s science class. She gave us the assignment of collect various leaves, putting them into a notebook or scrapbook, noting the name of the tree, and perhaps some elementary classification of the leaves. It was a long term assignment. She gave us a few weeks. I recall being third, fourth grade, or maybe even fifth grade.

I really got into this assignment. I was fascinated with it. I had never really looked at trees or their leaves with such scrutiny. It was like a whole new world had opened up. I collected as many as I could. I used cellophane tape and staples to hold them onto loose leaf paper. I did not use construction paper and neither invisible tape nor glue sticks were invented yet. I wrote in pencil and crayon (Sharpies were not even a glint in my eye back then) on each page describing the type of tree and facts about the leaves. Were the leaves serrated, lobed, concave? I simply made a cover page with another loose leaf sheet and then put the whole thing in an old binder. I thought about stapling the sheets but the leaves made the book to thick and awkward for that.

I believe I had leaves from seventeen or eighteen trees. They included Sugar Maple, Hard Maple, Oak, Elm, Magnolia, Sycamore, Beech, Box Elder, a variety of fruit trees, and others I cannot remember. Given we were living in Detroit; it was impressive to collect so many different specimens in our neighborhood. The prize specimen in my collection was the leaves of a Ginkgo tree. My friends Glenn Baugh and Mary Simmons told me of this tree indigenous to Japan that was on the grounds of Cooley High School right near their homes. I followed them home from school and collected my Ginkgo leaves. It was pretty cool.

I was proud of my work. It was not the prettiest presentation but it was a most thorough effort. Others turned in works of art. Clearly, their parents helped them though that was not apparent to me back then. I just thought they were both smarter and neater. My work was my own and I got an A. I was very proud

I was so proud, that I decided this was a work worthy of keeping. So, I put it on the small bookcase in my room. The following year, I thought I would look at again and perhaps even add to it. I was shocked when I looked upon my pride and joy. The leaves which were colorful when first mounted had all turned brown. Not only had they turned brown, they became so brittle that the mere turning of the page had them crumbling and making a mess. I realized simultaneously that cellophane tape and staples were not the best way to mount leaves either. Oh well, the binder is long gone, but the memory is preserved in this letter. Because of that project, I have had a fondness for the season and the falling leaves ever since.

Back then folks used to burn their leaves in the street by the curb in front of their houses. The fall air was fragranced with the smoke of burning leaves. It was quite pleasant and something seasonal people looked forward to and actually liked. Somehow by the late 1960s, probably because of more and more mature trees, the number of leaves grew so much that the burning of leaves became a health hazard. The air, literally, became thick with smoke that burned our eyes and irritated our throats. The practice of burning leaves was soon outlawed.

All the seasons are the same length, officially, on the calendar. But in my youth, in Michigan, it seemed that summer and winter were very long. Spring was just April and May. Fall seemed like it was only the month of October. September was still summer and November definitely seemed like winter.

There was the phenomenon of Indian Summer. Indian Summer is a late fall, unseasonably, warm spell after at least one killing frost and a period of cool or cold weather. I remember a one Indian Summer day quite clearly. I cannot remember the year or whether we were in elementary school or junior high. But I remember the day. It was Veterans’ Day.

Back then Veterans’ Day was not celebrated on Mondays, it was observed on November 11th. It was originally Armistice Day when Germany surrendered and ended WWI in 1918. Congress made it Veterans’ Day in 1954. It was, from a kid’s perspective a minor national holiday because the Detroit Public Schools only gave us a half day off. It was like a waste, we were not in school long enough to do anything especially since all the students were looking forward to ending the day early. It was equally lame because for all the build-up, it was only a half day off and that went faster and with less fanfare then we all expected. Except this one year…

The leaves were already off the trees. The landscape was barren and brown. It had been cold, winter coat cold. When school let out at 11:30 or noon, we were surprised by just how sunny, hazy and warm it was. It was shirtsleeve weather. One of the guys suggested we meet at Cooley High School, and play some football. Sure, why not.

We went home, had lunch, and biked over to the high school. All the athletic fields were empty; we had the run of the place. So, we decided to play on the main field, the high school stadium. It was great. We laid our jackets and sweatshirts in a pile on the sidelines and eight, or so, of us lived gridiron dreams in a mostly touch game. I remember it being mostly Boy Scout buddies. Amazingly, it was only that one day of Indian Summer. The next day it was freezing cold again. It was the best Veterans’ Day during my years in the Detroit Public Schools.

Certainly, football became more and more part of the fall, mostly as a spectator. As I got older, the best fall Saturdays involved being in Ann Arbor and going to football games in Michigan Stadium. This November 17th we drove from Chicago to Ann Arbor on for the Michigan – Ohio State game. On the way, I could not help but notice the numbers of trees with most of their leaves still on them. For this part of the country, it was quite indicative of the late fall we were experiencing.

While living in Michigan, I thought Michigan had everything a lover of fall could want. With four seasons, there was usually a glorious and colorful fall. As a Boy Scout, I enjoyed the fall campouts. It was a great time to be in the woods. The sunlight seemed more golden amid the red, yellow, orange leaves. Usually the weather was great and there were certainly less bugs than in the spring and summer.

In June of 1990, we moved to Wilton, CT. Wilton was first settled in 1651 by the non-indigenous as an extension of Norwalk. It was incorporated as a separate town in 1802. It was a rural farming town until the mid-1990s. Since then, it has basically become a bedroom community of 17,000. It is both a Connecticut town and a suburb in the New York metroplex.

The landscape is undulating. At one point way back when, it was covered with glaciers. As the glaciers, receded they left a behind an undulating rocky terrain that basically went down hill all the way to Long Island Sound.

Until the late 1950s, Wilton was mostly farm land. I read that back then, from where we lived atop Cavalry Hill in the southeast corner of the town, one could see Long Island sound which was about seven miles away. Today, that would be impossible. When it was farmland, there were no trees; the land had all been cleared. There has been fifty some years of re-forestation. In the summers, I could not even see my neighbors’ houses for the dense vegetation.

As a result, the falls in Wilton, in Connecticut in general, are spectacular. The plentiful trees give plenty of color. This undulating countryside provides panoramic vistas. Add to all of this the charm of New England wood frame homes and the stone walls that part of Connecticut is known for, it makes for lovely views breathtaking views..

October 1990 was our first fall in Connecticut. I remember driving around Wilton on a beautiful sunny fall day. I literally thought about pinching myself, it was that picturesque. It was raining leaves, the air was crisp, the sky pure blue, and the sun illuminated all with that golden color reserved only for the fall.

When I say raining leaves, it literally did that. I recall another time in the late 1990s. It was raining leaves. I stood outside our home for a long time in amazement. There were thousands of leaves in the air about me at any given instant. It just didn’t stop.

Another memorable fall in Connecticut was in 1999. That summer we experienced both a severe drought and extremely hot temperatures. As a result, the leaves started changing colors and falling right after Labor Day. By the middle of October, the show was over, the trees were barren. The fall of 1999 was as early as the fall this year is late.

There is a phrase, “looking at the world through rose colored, glasses.” We have all heard it. It is used to suggest that one always sees things better than they really are.

I do not think I look at the world this way. The glasses I prefer are actually orange in color. After a bike crash in which the metal rimmed sunglasses I was wearing caused two lacerations requiring stitches, I decided to by sport glasses with plastic rims and lenses to minimize this kind of injury should I ever take another spill. I settled on Smith Sliders, made in France, with interchangeable lenses for different lighting conditions. The pair I bought had brown, orange, yellow, and clear lenses. I could see where the brown and the clear would come in handy. I was not sure about the yellow and orange. The salesman told me, “try the orange lenses. If you do, you will probably use them all the time.”

I did not believe him. But, I was curious. After trying them a few times, the salesman was absolutely correct. These are the lenses I use like 90% of the time. They make everything brighter and clearer. Even on sunny days they do the job. They also make everything more colorful and vibrant. There is more texture and contrast to everything you see. The world simply looks duller without them. This is why, I am certain, serious marksmen and skeet shooter don yellow or orange glasses. They brighten up and add contrast to what they are aiming at. So, in the height of fall, riding in either the Connecticut or, now, Illinois the colors of the season are even more beautiful.

As I finish this letter, all the leaves are down around here in Chicagoland and the weather has been wintry for the past week. The weather report is even for a few inches of snow this weekend. The leaves are down, it is cold, and snow is forecasted. While it is not official until December 21st, it is now winter in my book.

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Monday, January 23, 2017

Faith is the Source of All True Feeling

Faith is the source, the parent of all true feeling. And in saying this, we ought to add, that we use the term feeling in a general sense; meaning by it not merely the emotions, to which it is sometimes limited, but those other modifications of our sensibilities, which we include under the denomination of the desires and affections.

And it is proper to say here, that faith is the source, the parent of all true feeling and affection in the natural sense, as well as in the religious sense. Certain it is, that this statement admits of an easy and a satisfactory illustration in the case of the affection of love. It requires no proof to sustain the assertion, that natural love is based upon natural faith. If we have entire confidence in another, if we believe him to be amiable and pure in feeling, and upright in principle, it is the natural result of such confidence, that we shall love him. And on the other hand, it will be very difficult, and I think we may say, it will be found naturally impossible for a person to love another, (except, perhaps, with that lower form of love, which is synonymous with pity or sympathy,) in whom he has no faith. And the same confidence, the same faith, which inspires the affection of love in the first instance, gives it permanency in time to come. The one perpetuates itself in company with the other. Suggestions may arise, and temptations may assail us, but love will live, if confidence does not perish. But how soon does our love to a person, to whom we were once devotedly attached, cease, when our faith in him ceases! No sooner is the confidence, which we reposed in his amiability, in his truth and honor, and other estimable qualities, taken away; in other words, no sooner is our faith in the existence of these traits taken away, than the love, which rested upon it, falls at once to the ground.

The law of the religious affections is the same. They always imply the antecedent existence of faith. Religious faith, sustained by the Holy Spirit, but operating in a manner entirely analogous to the operations of natural faith, is undoubtedly the true basis of religious love. Without the key of faith the foundation of divine love, which refreshes and gives beauty to the whole soul, would never be opened within us. It would be impossible; because it would obviously be a result, not only without reason, but against reason. It is because we believe or have faith in God as just, benevolent and holy, as possessed of every possible perfection calculated to attract and secure our love, that we love him.

— from The Life of Faith (1852) Part 1, Chapter 6.

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Ask Thorn Valley

Three major questions and answers that were forwarded to Thorn Valley by an attendee of the FMCSA meeting. These are questions regarding ELD compliance will come in handy. The next few months will be interesting as FMCSA and enforcement personnel make transitions.

Scenario 1

If a driver operates outside of the short-haul exemption greater than 8 times in a 30-day period, is the driver required to continue using an ELD on days when he/she would have otherwise been considered a short-haul operator? Guidance: No, an ELD is the required method of recording a driver’s hours-of-service only when he/she is not otherwise exempt. In the scenario outlined, the driver would be required to use an ELD only on the days beyond 8 in a 30-day period when he/she doesn’t meet the definition of a short-haul operator.

Scenario 2

A driver is stopped for a roadside inspection on a day in which he/she is considered a short-haul operator. Thus, the driver does not have a record of duty status (RODS) in the vehicle and a timecard is stored at the terminal. However, the said driver often travels beyond the terms of a short-haul operator and uses and ELD when required. At the time of the inspection, the driver used and ELD to prepare his/her RODS for the two days prior to the day of the inspection. Is the driver required to have copies of the RODS from the 2 previous days despite the vehicle being operated at the time of the inspection not being fitted with an ELD? Guidance: Yes, per interpretation #20 of 49 CFR Part 395.8, the driver must possess the RODS from days in which he/she is not considered a short-haul operator. Given the scenario above, the driver could accomplish this via printed ELD records for the previous 2 days available for the inspector to review.

Scenario 3

The ELD is not always capturing the odometer reading. Should the company officials manually input data as the result of a malfunction or data error? Guidance: Yes, the company officials should input the missing data if it is required to be captured by the ELD. There is not currently guidance for enforcement personnel outlining the number of errors or malfunctions which would deem the device no longer a valid ELD for use.

Personal Conveyance

Attached is the Federal Register Notice of the proposed changes to the personal conveyance guidance. The big change is that the vehicle does not have to be unloaded. However, FMCSA makes it clear that they are making this change to accommodate straight trucks who cannot simply drop their trailer and bobtail for personal reasons. This revised definition does not address the problem of a driver who runs out of hours waiting at a customer and then, after loading or unloading, is told by the customer that they cannot stay on their property. They give several examples of situations that do not qualify as personal conveyance and one of them is: Continuation of a CMV trip, even after the vehicle is unloaded. At the moment FMCSA is asking for comments and it seems that the motor carrier industry should take this opportunity to address the problem of customers who will not allow trucks to remain on their property.
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September 26, 2007

Abe and Michael Have Been Reprimanded

Apologies for the nonsensical and vaguely offensive youtube posts last night. Abe and Michael were somewhat out of sorts, and I, the disembodied voice of Those Aren't Muskets!, have made sure they understand full well not to waste the public's time on such erroneous tripe. A few minutes in "the box" worked like a charm.

As compensation for the offense, I can only promise you a brand new TAM! sketch (and our longest yet, at that), to be uploaded within a day. Watch the skies!

September 18, 2007

Mom, if You’re Reading This, the Washing Machine Finished

This is what I look like now.
Thanks for the neglect.

Hey Mom! Remember when you came by my house before? I think it was on a Wednesday. Whenever it was, Abe and I were drinking Jager and playing Mario Strikers on the Wii (that’s the soccer one). I know that doesn’t narrow it down much, but anyway, you were there, and you made dinner and put some of my clothes in the wash. But it’s been about a week, and I think the washer’s done.

It keeps buzzing, like, every ten minutes or so. Could you come by maybe and move whatever you put in there to the drier? I’d do it myself, but I don’t want to mess anything up. You know how I am with gadgets. I already tried throwing tennis balls at it, yelling at it, and putting in ear plugs. That helped with the noise, but I checked my closet later and there still weren’t any clean clothes there.

Abe tried to hack the washer with his laptop, but I guess our washer doesn’t have T3 or something, because he kept saying his appletalk wasn’t networking right. So I’d really appreciate it if you could come and get the clothes from the one machine to the other.

And, if it’s not too much trouble, I’d also really appreciate it if you didn’t put me in this kind of predicament next time you visit. Remember what you always used to tell us: if you’re going to start something, make sure you something something. I usually zoned out at that point, but you get what I'm saying.

Also, could you bring some more of that tuna salad? We already ate through all of what you brought last time. It’s pretty good, I guess. Maybe use fresher tuna this time? You can get Ahi-grade for a pretty good price at the Japanese market on Convoy.

If Convoy’s too far, you can borrow my car when you get here; I can store your bike in our garage. Oh, also, thanks for the car! Although sometimes the side mirrors get dirty if I park outside. Maybe it’s defective?

Hope you read the blog soon! My last pair of underwear is getting pretty unbearable. I’d call, but my cell phone died and it won’t charge anymore, even though I put it in the drawer next to the charger for like a week.

Your son.

September 13, 2007

Infinite Recursion Blogging

This probably qualifies as an e/n post, but as a starstruck geek, I don't really care. However, I did embed a video both humorous and amorous (above), so as to give those with no personal interest in me something shiny to look at.

More to the I wrote that article about webcomics for CRACKED yeah? Well, as I secretly hoped, one of the artists profiled mentioned the article in his text today! If you don't see it, find Sept. 13th. Yes, folks, that's right: I had indirect, machine-based contact with an internet celebrity!

I actually enjoy Overcompensating very much (hence it making the list in the first place), so I thought that was fairly cool.

It just goes to show you: all that hard work will eventually pay off. Also, that internet "Best of" lists are inherently full of shit, since they are generally written by one individual, rearranged by another (the site's editor) and hastily published so as to meet internal deadlines.

But yes, Jeffrey Rowland blogged about my blog, and now I'm blogging about that. The circle is complete.

ADDENDUM: Ryan North over at Dinosaur Comics also mentioned my article. TWO FOR TWO BABY!

SECOND ADDENDUM: Also Achewood! And, even though this mention is the smallest and most indirect of all, it represents one of the highlights of my life thus far. How sad.

September 12, 2007

Phone Etiquette, Volume 1

A conversation I had with an CalArts Film School Application counselor. To better represent the conversation and hide the identity of the counselor, I have replaced her name with "Shameless."

Me: Hi, I'm a prospective graduate applicant, I had a few questions about your letter of recommendation procedures?

Shameless: Yes. We're not taking them now, but we will soon.

Me: oh. (silence) I wanted to know more, really.

Shameless: Oh well, I have some information about that (sounds of looking through paper).

Me: Good, I was looking to get my hands on that.

Shameless (laughing): I'm sorry, what was that?

Me: Um, When it says the letters ought to be "sealed," how sealed are we talking here?

Shameless: Oh, like an envelope.

Me: Ah. Is that all?

Shameless: I don't know, you said you had a few questions?

Me: Oh no, I was talking about the envelopes.

Shameless: What?

Me: Nothing, nothing. We're all done here!

8 Excellent Webcomics... what I would have titled my newest CRACKED article if I feared getting called a shitfart by everyone on the internet who reads ctrl+alt+del. Nevertheless, because I'm told it gets more hits and because I love getting yelled at by people who don't know me, I hereby present The 8 Funniest Webcomics of All Time Throughout the Universe and all Known and Unknown Dimensoins.

September 11, 2007

8 Shared Future Visions and Why They'll Never Be's got another article by yours truly up on their front page right now, and even though they cut it from an epic 4,000 words to a more reasonable 2,000, it's still jam-packed with pure Swaim magic. Diggs all around!

You can scope it here, and comment on it below. I hope it makes your life momentarily more bearable.

September 7, 2007

Search History of a Thirteen-Year-Old Who Just Discovered the Internet

HINT: Just like a real drop menu, it reads from bottom to top. WHEEEEEEE!

September 3, 2007

Leader of the Third Streich!

Hello fan base. Abe speaking. My only goal in blogging is to be declared worthy in your eyes. As you will see, I will attempt anything to accomplish this.

As per our arrangement, here is my first and only accomplishment thus far:

After an onslaught of failed Wii games, Nintendo has finally got it right with their new soccer conquest: Mario Strikers. A game in which Peach, Bowser, Luigi, and the whole gang battle royale to determine the victor of a pseudo-World Cup. As many of you are familiar, the Wii system allows you to play an online multiplayer bout with a custom built "Mii" who's name and appearance may be altered to your many disgusting specifications.

My friend Steve and I built Hitler, the Soccer Fuhrer. For the last three weeks, we've been attempting one thing and one thing only: to become if only for a brief moment, the World-wide "Striker of the Day." As you can see, attaining this highly prestigious honor bestows your likeness upon every Wii in the area. In our collective mind, to be displayed on all players Wiis is the ultimate in soccer accomplishment. Last Friday at 2:30 AM, Steve and I honed our skills so finely, we completed our task.

All bow down to the glory that is Hitler, Wii Soccer extraordinaire.
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How to value bet in holdem

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Bo Xilai’s Sacking, Wen Jiabao, and the Communist Party’s Great Schism

April 2nd, 2012

John Garnaut in an excellent piece about Wen Jiabao and a long-running schism within China’s Communist party:

“In the past I did not have a fully positive view of Wen Jiabao, because he said a lot of things but didn’t deliver,” says a leading media figure with lifelong connections to China’s leadership circle. “Now I realize just to be able to say it, that’s important. To speak up, let the whole world know that he could not achieve anything because he was strangled by the system.”

Hu Yaobang’s most faithful protégé, who carried his funeral casket to its final resting place, is building on the groundwork laid by Hu and his children ostensibly to prevent a return of the Cultural Revolution. Wen Jiabao is defending the party line set by Deng Xiaoping’s 1981 historical resolution against attack from the left. Between the lines, however, he is challenging the Communist Party’s 30-year consensus from the liberal right.

If you have any interest in China (or would just like to learn about a very opaque country), this is a must-read. Garnaut uses Wen Jiabao’s recent speech where he warned that a similar tragedy to the Cultural Revolution could reoccur if there are no political reforms and Bo Xilai’s sacking to consider a long-ranging debate that’s fractured the CCP: should the party open China’s government, push for greater rule of law, and eventually allow democratic elections? Or should it solidify the party’s control and use it to shape Chinese society toward revolutionary, communist ideals, and crush those who oppose it?

On the very far left, you have Mao Zedong, who pioneered the latter argument, and Bo Xilai, who advanced that argument; on the a-bit-closer-to-the-center-but-still-the-left, you have Hu Yaobang and Zhao Ziyang, who both pushed for a smaller role in society for the government and party, separating the government and party, fighting corruption and free markets, and Wen Jiabao, China’s outgoing Premier and protégé of Hu Yaobang, who has quietly continued his legacy.

This debate cuts to the core of the party and to China’s future, and it’s been thrown into the public sphere in a way that I’m sure makes many in the party extremely uncomfortable by Wen’s speech and the downfall of Bo Xilai. This is especially important because China is transitioning now to its next set of leaders, so this debate—and the very-public show of what happens behind closed doors when certain leaders lose favor and are removed—couldn’t have popped up again at a more pertinent and sensitive time.


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Sunday, October 26, 2008

Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf??????

I couldn't help but quickly post some of these pictures from our Ward Halloween Party tonight. Hudson completely stole the show and won the best costume!! We had a blast and he was such a trooper. He actually kept the nose and hood on through the whole trick or treating part. I honestly didn't think he was going to do it until we showed him in the mirror the fur hood and the wolf nose. Then he got excited to be the Big Bad Wolf again. I wish you all could have seen him.....he was the cutest/scariest wolf. Could I be getting over my lifelong fear of wolves???????????

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

I am a slacker............................

So it has been awhile. I don't know what my problem is, but this post has been looming in the back of my mind for about 6 weeks now, and now finally, I have broken the cycle. Hopefully I will be better from now on. With this post I just wanted to get caught up, so it is basically going to be a million pictures. I have a ton of our new little addition, Tate, and then other pictures of different outings with Hudson. Hopefully this will get me started again and it won't be so hard.

In the most recent news, Tate finally arrived. It has been so fun to be the mother of two boys......a little crazy, but fun. Hudson has loved his little brother and continually says, "cute baby Tate". He is finally adjusted to this new little one in our house, after a few rounds of serious time out, and is great with him. I feel for the first child- it just throws you for a loop when not EVERYTHING in life is centered around you. As for the delivery, it was significantly shorter. I still had serious contractions for about a day, but it was definitely better than the 3 days I experienced with Hudson. Once I was finally into labor and delivery, they started me on pitocin and about an hour later, my water broke. Then about 45 mins after that, I called the nurse to come and check my epidural because I was feeling immense pain shooting down my left leg. She brought the doctor in to check on me at which point she said, " the baby's head is right here, we are going to push and have a baby right now." I thought that was a great idea......I pushed 3 times and done. Everything was great, although Tate did some have issues transitioning. He couldn't quite get everything out of his lungs, so they had to work on him for about an hour afterward. They were about to take him to the NICU, but then the doctor came in and finally got his lungs going. I was so glad they didn't have to take him. We stayed 2 days in the hospital and then brought him home. Tate was born a week early, so we were home for about 3 days before my mom came. She stayed for 10 days which was so nice and of course not long enough. Still to this day Hudson will periodically say, "mommy cry cuz grandma go". Needless to say, it took us awhile to get over it. Since then, life has become normal. I still don't venture out too much, but things are becoming easier and life with two has been a pretty easy transition. Tate definitely helps that since he really is a good baby. He has his fussy time, but honestly having Tate has made me realize just how bad Hudson was!! I know that is mean to say, but really, he gave us a good run. I am thankful though for everything that I learned and I will say it wasn't all his fault. His stomach issues definitely played a role.

Anyway, we are all doing great. We bless Tate on the 2nd of Nov. so my parents and Tim's will be out to visit. We are so excited and so blessed to have great families that are so supportive. I have to get ready now for mutual as I have a new calling as the MiaMaid advisor.....and PS. TIM WAS CALLED TO TEACH EARLY MORNING SEMINARY.... in addition to being recalled to the Stake Young Mens Presidency!! Yeah it was a bit of a shock, but he is way excited and the youth in our ward are great. We definitely have a full plate, but we are thankful to serve. Again, we love you all and hope all is going well. Keep us updated!!


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Thursday, 05 December 2013

Photo-writing challenge

writerIndeed…  ‘Tis me

Ok, so I said I was lousy at getting things written. I know how to write, but tend to sit staring at the screen for several eternities and still coming up blank. It’s not as though I have nothing to say and my head is buzzing all day long with… well… stuff. Trouble is, most of that stuff is not what I can write about (protecting the innocent and the not-so-innocent).

I was looking at some photos tonight and hit on an idea that might just work. Now don’t go placing any bets. My track record here isn’t exactly stellar, but let’s see if I can make it work.

I have absolutely tons of albums on my hard drive and really need to sort through the photos. That will entail going through each album to weed out the crud and make sure there are no duplicates. I’ve decided to take ONE photo in each album and write about it. I may allow myself more photos per entry, but I’m going to try to use words instead of more images to illustrate an event, person, idea, and so on.

Can I make this work? Time will tell…

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23 October 2010

Sandhy Sondoro

Sandhy Sondoro, was born on the island of Java, Indonesia. Came from a musical family, where the house provide the likes of American pop, folk, Jazz and blues tunes coming from his Mother’s or father’s guitar everyday. Those were the joy that shaped his talents . It is not traditional Indonesian music that influenced him but rather soul and blues. Sandhy Sondoro is not only an excellent singer, song writer, and guitar player he also has many other proficient talents like drawing and cooking. In Indonesia Sandhy Sondoro started to play in a band at high school. They did mostly covers of Van Halen and Mr. Big or The Black Crows.

At the age of 18 he went to visit his uncle in California and stayed there for a while. Over a year later he went to Germany to study architecture. He first had to improve his German proficiency to be admitted at the university. He graduated in interior design but his passion for singing and playing the guitar was stronger than the wish to work in an office. His first experience as a street musician was gained in Biberach on the Riss in Baden Wurttemberg in 1996. The international flair of Berlin attracted him and inspired him. In 1998 he moved back to Berlin and started his career as Sondoro singing and playing the guitar in bars, clubs and in the metro. His famous song Down on the streets was inspired by the experience gained in Berlins metro. He performs also in famous theatres like the House of World Cultures in Berlin, plays at music festivals like at the Bode museum isle festival. He has fans in Hamburg, Cologne, Stuttgart and many other places in Germany. Sandhy Sondoro’s music is influenced by American and British rock legends like the Beatles and Led Zeppelin.

The power of his voice reminds us of Curtis Mayfield und Marvin Gaye. Sandhy sings ballads which express love and his longing for peace. When singing rock songs his voice can turn into a powerful volcano that sounds like Joe Cocker or Roger Chapman. Sandhys voice is so flexible that he is sometimes called the Ben Harper of Jakarta. The Berlin-based artist Sandhy Sondoro was one of the participants in Stefan Raabs song contest SSDSDSSWEMUGABRTLAD and finally ranked 5th in December 2007. On April 25, 2008 he published his debut Album with the title “Why Dont We” his sophistication for love, peace, and harmony. The album was very well responded around central europe although distributed through indie networking. After this success he oftenly appears on national TV in various music program, as the number of visitors of his MYSPACE page www.myspace.com/sandhysondoro increased every day. Messages of gratitudes and respects by fellow musicians and fans for being inspirational comes from Japan, Italy, UK, USA , Russia, and of course from Indonesia

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Friday, May 18, 2012

Blessings & Prayers & Quivers -- Oh my!

God is good.  He has a better plan than anything we can design.

Thirty-three years ago, newly married,  I had this idea of having a baby girl.   Dress her up in pink dresses, little hair bows, teach her good things, and have a friend for life.

God said, "Hold on, I've got someone who needs you."   So He sent us two boys:  Travis (11) and Joshua (10).   Overnight our lives changed.  Richer.  Deeper!  WOW!

Three years later, God said again, "There are two more children who need loving parents and a family to surround them with love."  And He sent us Robert (9) and Amber (6).   Incredible!  Amazing!

Three boys and a girl!   My attitude shifted away from yearning for a baby to being thankful for the children God HAD sent us via adoption.   Busy!  Busy!  Busy!

Our lives were so enriched by each child who joined our family.  Yes, we went through mega-stuff with them, loads of baggage actually.  And there were days when I wondered: "What in the WORLD is God doing?   Why can't it be easier?"

One of those bittersweet moments in a mom's life! And, yes, I used those clotheslines!
Two years later God sent us a little boy, our dear Samuel ("God hears")!   He was 22 months old when God added another ("Surprise!!!") blessing ~ Benjamin ("beloved son")!    Are you kidding?  I just could NOT believe how God pulled it off.   Unreal but oh-so-wonderful!

Imagine the thrill when I learned (at age 38) that I was going to have another baby (at that point I didn't care if "it' was a boy or a girl--I felt so BLESSED to be having a THIRD baby!!!)...and then arrived a pink package.  A daughter, Allison ("truth")!  All those years earlier, a prayer .... one I'd given up on--yet so graciously answered!

And answered in SUCH a way!   Who knew 33 years ago?   O, Lord.  I am blessed to have a faithful daughter alongside me when I'm (ahem!) "old" and the house is so empty after all those years with all those children running in and out, mouths to feed, laundry to fold, fingerprints on the windows!

How she cheers me with her sunny smile and her warm heart!   Did I think about THAT 33 years ago when my ideas revolved around the cute baby-girl clothes, the bonnets, the baby gear, the nursery painted girlishly pink?   Nope!

But God knew!  Right up to the exact second, right down to the smallest molecule of essence in my beingGod knew EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED and WHEN I'd need it the most.   His timing--as always--is exactly perfect!

My five sons are such a source of pride to me, and my daughters bring me great joy!

Oh, but WAIT, dear friends.

There also arrived more arrows in our quiver:  grandchildren!!!  Anthony, Zack, Katelynn, Onika, and Carter.  Three boys and two girls.  So far.

Please rejoice with me as I give thanks to God for the many wonderful blessings He has so GENEROUSLY showered on me and our family over the years!

"Unless the LORD builds the house,
it's builders labor in vain.
Sons are a heritage from the LORD,
children a reward from Him.
Like arrows in the hands of a warrior
are sons born in one's youth.
Blessed is the man whose quiver
is full of them."
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Thursday, January 27, 2011

wild ride

Sullivan has proved strong enough for surgery! It is scheduled for 9am Friday morning. He is now on a conventional ventilator instead of the high frequency one and is going well but they re intubated him with a different tube because it was leaky...never a dull moment. I waited outside while they changed tubes because I get too nervous listening to the beeps of the various monitors alarming as they do stuff. I hope Sully doesn't get into skateboarding, downhill sports, or anything else dangerous that I will have to watch. Given he is the offspring of Neil and I what are our chances?

I am excited and nervous about his surgery tomorrow I can't ever remember feeling the way I do right now. I can't describe it but I think it is one of those special parent feelings. We are a step closer to him becoming well but need to go through more scary moments before we arrive on the other side. Everyone describes CDH as a rollarcoaster --I read all about it and heard it from other parents when I was pregnant. I thought they just meant up and downs like bad and good days or moments and didn't really get the emotion that goes with it. It is the exhilaration, excitement, terror all wrapped together that I couldn't fathom until I got on the ride myself.

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  1. Thinking of you guys and I became so excited when I read this post at work today! I admire your strength Tara and Neil). You guys are absolutely amazing. Baby Sully is in my thoughts (and he's a fighter!) and I'm sending all my strength to you 3 in Oz.


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Monday, September 17, 2007

What's For Dinner?

Red Snapper Cakes with Nectarine Salad

I would give you the recipe but I am sure it is copyrighted by weight watchers. I can tell you that the fish cakes involve fish, egg, cornmeal, shallots, and jalepeno's. The nectarine salad can be easily figured out from the pics, but that is definately case you were stumped. If you would like the exact recipe, I HIGHLY reccomend the "Ultimate Flex and Core Cookbook". So far, every recipe has been a winner. This one was so yummy that I just might serve it once a week.

Oh, and the kids ate it up. No leftovers save the little pile of red onions left on the little kid plates.

Sarah and Jack said...

hey becka, we do have dog issues, can you email me?

Heather said...

Technically the only part of a recipe that can be copyrighted is the instructions part--you can't copyright a list of ingredients. :) It looks great!


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Friday, January 21, 2011

Beautiful Roses

The other week we went to our friend's son's spreading of his was sad but beautiful. Heartbreaking. I cannot imagine what it must feel like to lose a child. I don't know if I could ever recover. But their family never ceases to amaze me. They stand together holding tight and strong and somehow I always feel admiration for them. Always have and this only makes me admire them more.

Things on the homefront have been a lot better...I feel like the clouds are lifting and I can breathe a little easier for some reason. Moneywise, not so much, but family wise, yes, I feel like I can breathe and not feel so claustrophobic. Maybe it's my meds actually taking effect and helping me for once but I see rays of light for the first time in a long time..=)

this was the rose petals that were spread on the ocean at the ash was beautiful..a beautiful morning..very fitting for will be remembered..

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Since the early '90s, there have been countless bands following in My Bloody Valentine's deep footprints, and though you can count Earth Earth among them, this band stands out as one of the very few that have captured the spirit as well as the sound. Take the energy and ferocity of "Isn't Anything" and the sheer beauty of "Loveless", and you can get an idea of where these guys are coming from.
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Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Stephen Shieber interviewed by Caroline Smailes

Stephen Shieber's Being Normal was this week's sunday read over at Caroline Smailes's blog, so go there to see an interview with him.

For the next couple of weeks, when you buy the paperback edition of Being Normal direct from us you will also get the ebook edition free.

Also, Stephen will be taking part in New Writing North's Read Regional event at Newcastle Central Station this Friday 26th September. There will be a 'virtual living room' set up where you can read, meet authors, and swap books. Stephen will be there between 5pm and 6pm (rush hour!).

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Saturday, 16 July 2011

Spiders Can Shit Off

My cousin is picking them off a web-ridden paddling pool in the shed, prior to loading said pool into his car. Not little ones mind, massive fuck-off ones with Hulk Hogan legs.

No. Just. No

"There you go, little buddy," he says as it scuttles up his arm and he plucks it off, laying it considerately on my car windscreen. I'm hanging onto my gorge while pretending to be cool, knowing I've helped him carry it, and that there are strands of gossamer all over my hands and face and that the chances of one of those hessian-backed gorgons not being about my person somewhere are practically nil. My skin is quite literally crawling, and I leave him rescuing more on the driveway and stumble ashen-faced into the kitchen, spitting drily and doing that panicky thing where you look over each shoulder in turn and brush repetitively with your hands wherever you can't see.

As I make him a coffee, my cover is blown. There's a hairy tickle on my neck, as the fugitive departs the well of my collar-bone, where he has been harbouring as an illicit arachnid passenger, now seeking the safety of higher ground, via my neck and blanched cheek.

"YEEEEARRRRRRCHH!" I scream. I say scream, it was more a sort of ululating death-cry, such as popularised by the film 'Zulu'. There aren't really enough caps or vowels on my keyboard to do it full justice.

Even in that emotional state though, and with the barest nod toward masculinity, I resolve not to jab blindly, but to try and pluck it off in that same casual way, but my hand refuses to soften and it squishes between my thumb and forefinger. Squishes! Oh, don't make me describe that feeling of bristly succulence as it's lifeblood vents on the webbing between thumb and finger, leaving a dark ichor glistening dully there, under the kitchen spotlights. The poor chap falls to the linoleum, fatally crippled, and I'm scrubbing my hands in the washing-up bowl like the Lord High Emperor of OCD.

"What was that?" he says, tramping in moments later with his spider hands and gossamer face.

"Oh nowt," I say, palpitating shallowly with an outstretched mug of cappuccino and kicking its twisted corpse under the table. "Kids, probably. Upstairs. Tch."

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Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Generation of innovation nodes, labour insertion and technology transfer through Libre Software communities in colleges.

Next monday, September 19th, the Free Software Office and the International Relations Department of La Laguna College (Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain), has invited me to give a talk about how good is for teachers and student to become part of a mature Free Software Community.

The benefits of defining and executing a long term program that promotes the involvement of teachers and students in projects like KDE (and others) are well us. Most people out there have no idea about it

My goal is to structure the arguments, present them in a simple way and support them with examples and success stories from KDE. I'm open to also show examples from other communities, so feel free to add a comment about it, with references, please.

Although the conference will be in spanish, I'll do the slides in english. I hope I'll have time to translate them into Spanish. I have plans to give this talk in other colleges so I would improve it.

We need to get teachers involved in our communities since they are the front door to get students' interest. KDE, along with other mature community prjects, offer an incredible opportunity for both groups to learn, contribute and create an innovation and knowledge trasfer node in colleges. We need to create a shared enviroment where our projects, students, teachers and local corporations get benefit of that collaboration.

I'll publish the slides in my slideshare account.

  • Title:  Generación en la Universidad de polos de innovación, inserción laboral y transferencia tecnológica a través de comunidades de Software Libre
  • Conference location: Room 2.9, Computer Science School, Science Campus, La Laguna, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain
  • Time: 17:00 (local time)
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Wednesday, October 29, 2014

A Charming Winter Release!!!

Hello Everyone!!

Its time for A Charming Winter release!!
Today Purple Onion Design is releasing a amazing winter collection of stamps designed by Stacey Yacula.
I love each and every image from this release...very cute!!!

I used Warm Hearted image for my card..
A sweet image with a Snowmen and a cute lil' bunny!!!
The sentiment is from the same set...'tis the Season.
I stamped the image on watercolor paper with SSS- Fog ink... and did some no-line water coloring with Distress inks.
I love the soft look on this card.
The DP is from Heidi Swapp holiday collection.
I also added some chunky snow glitter and Wink Of Stella glitter for a festive sparkle.

This card is for the following challenges..
Allsorts - Christmas.
Christmas Stampin' All Year Long - Photo Inspiration.

Hope you all like this card!

Until Nov 5th the A Charming Winter Collection is available for a special introductory price.
The entire 16 stamp collection plus 3 sentiments (wishing you a wonderful holiday season, warm wishes and merry & bright) can be purchased for $75.00.

Make sure to visit POD BLOG to check out all the amazing DT creations.

Thanks for stopping by!!

Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Birthday Love!!!

Hello Crafty Friends!!!

Today I have SUPER FUN card to share with you all...
The stamp is from Art Impressions
Its a new released Ai people stamp.
I used BIRTHDAY LOVE set for this this image!!
Super fun!!
I colored my image with Copics.The patterned papers are from Echo Park.

This card is for the following challenges...
Through The Craft Room Door : Anything Goes.
The Paper Girls - Anything Goes.

There are so many cute & fun new  Ai People stamps.

Thanks for stopping by!!

Saturday, October 25, 2014

A Charming Winter Giveaway!!!

Hello Everyone!!!
Hope you all are having a nice weekend!
Here is something that will make a crafter's weekend more fun... an AWESOME new GIVEAWAY!!!
Purple Onion Designs will be releasing an amazing new Winter Stamp Collection designed by Stacey Yacula.
You all get chance to win THIS new stamp collection.
Not one but TWO chances!!!
 Michele and Stacey are each giving away the whole collection.  All you have to do is head over to their blogs and leave a comment for your chance to WIN by midnight EST Sunday, October 26th, 2014. !
Two winners will be announced on Monday 10/27 over at  Purple Onion Designs Blog.

A Charming Winter will be available to purchase on Wednesday, October 29th.

You all are going to LOVE the new stamps...I can't wait to show you the samples.

Thanks for stopping by...
Good Luck!

Monday, October 20, 2014

Diwali BlogHop 2014!!!!

Hello Everyone!!!
Welcome to Diwali Bloghop 2014!!

We are all blog-hopping today to celebrate Diwali, the festival of lights! Join in and participate in the hop to learn more about the festival and see some beautiful ethnic creations!
Thank you Chaitali for hosting this beautiful hop!!

Diwali is the Festival of Lights!! Diwali comes from the word Deepavali (Sanskrit language) means   " row of Lamps" . Its a Hindu annual festival celebrated widely in India on the last day of the last month of the lunar calendar. Usually people decorate their home with lights,or diyas(lamps made out of clay), make lots yummy sweets and enjoy with lots of Fireworks.

I'm far way from my Homeland, in NJ, we don't get to celebrate Diwali exactly how we used to do it back home but I try my best to do everything so my girls know all about the traditions...I make lots of traditional sweets for family & friends, we make Rangoli together and decorate the house in evening with candles and diyas.

Now I would like to share a card and home decor project with you all...
I used a free clipart image for my projects today
(Sorry I don't own any Diwali theme stamps or stencil)
I loooove how this card turned out!
Gold and Red looks gorgeous and very festive!!
The sentiment is from Papertrey Ink.

Here are the step-by-step pics that will explain the process of making..

  • I created cut file from a free clipart image , I modified the image a bit to suit my requirements. Cut three dieuts and adhered them together with Multi Medium adhesive for this.
  •  I also created a stencil/mask by tracing the outer edges of the Ganesha. I used Silhouette studio designer edition for this.
  • I heat emboss the outline diecut  using WOW- Gold Sparkle EP, I used several layers  of embossing powder to create a faux metal look.
  • To create the gold sprinkled background, I used Simon Says Stamp snow stencil.
  • I used the solid diecut to mask off the area where I didn't want the gold sprinkles. then placed the stencil over it and applied Versamark ink and WOW- Gold Sparkle EP, heat embossed it.
  • Also heat embossed the sentiment.

I also made a home decor with the same cut file..

I cut it larger than the die cut in the card, Heat embossed it on both the sides using WOW Gold Sparkle embossing powder. Add few beads and a bell to make a door/ wall hanger .
First pic. shows it up close and second one is how it looks hanging on the door.

Hope you liked these projects !!
Please hop along to see all amazing projects created by a very talented group of crafters.
Here is the complete hop list...

Thanks for stopping by...
Happy Diwali to all who celebrates!!!

Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Waffle Flower Challenge!

Hello and Happy Wednesday Everyone!!

Its time for a new Waffle Flower challenge!!
The themes are

Waffle Flower Challenge-Photo

Waffle Flower Challenge-White-Space
Love the inspiration pic and White space is one of favorite style to create in.

Here is my first card for the Photo inspiration..
I used...
Nina designs the stamp sets with amazing little details...that little "joy" ornament comes with a separate small hanger stamp and ornament top stamp...that makes it so easy to have a silver or
  gold metallic ornament top, like real ones.

This card is also for the following challenges..
Deep Ocean Challenge : Christmas in October.

Next card is for the White space challenge..
You all know by now that I love, love, love fall colors & leaves!!!
I used the leaves and sentiment froHoliday Labels – Give Thanks Stamp Set.
Stamped then with distress inks.
I also stamped some outline leaves in black from Flower Circles Stamp Set.
The label die is from the new release...Holiday Label 1.
I created the splatters with the tiny dot cluster stamp from the Starry Night set.
I love how I nice the stamped splatters look like!

This card is also for the following challenges..
Cards und More: Leaves.
TimbroScrapMania Stamping Challenge - Fall is in the air.
Love to Scrap - Anything goes.

WF challenge runs from you can find all the details HERE.
Make sure to check out the amazing DT creations over at WF Challenge blog.

Thanks for stopping by!!

Tuesday, October 14, 2014

ME challenge card.

Hello Everyone!!!

Today I have a cute card to share with you all.
  I usually don't finish the inside of my card, I keep it blank for hand written message.
For this card ...I did finish the inside too.
I love this ME stamp set... super cute!
For the inside I carried the same elements

I love this Second City paper collection , very colorful and fun!!!

 This card is for the following challenges...
Addicted to Stamps - Anything Goes.
Crafting from the Heart - Anything goes.

Hope you like this card!

Thanks for stopping by!!

Thursday, October 9, 2014

CardMaker Magazine - Inchie Arts Blog Hop!!!

Hello Crafty Friends!!!

Welcome to CardMaker Magazine - Inchie Arts blog hop!!!
If you are not familiar with Art Squares , you can check it out here.

I'm using Inchie Arts art squares for the first time...this stuff is absolutely amazing.
They are precision cut matboard in variety of 1", 2" , 3" & 4".
They are like mini canvases to me.

The theme for the hop is FALL.
I love fall colors!!!

I used 3" Art square for my first card...
As I mentioned its like a mini canvas.
I stamped the card base using Hero Arts leaves stamp with white ink.
Then created my focal art square.
I used Gelatos and layer of stamping and stenciling for the background. Then added few diecut leaves( cut using Lawn Fawn dies and glitter paper, vellum and balsa wood).
For my sentiment I used a flair.
I love how this card turned out!!

This card is for the following challenges...
Simon Says Stamp : Use Watercolors.
Great Impressions - - Autumnal Elegance.

Next card set is using 2" art squares...
These 2" art squares were perfect for my 4 x 4 thank you card set.
Clean and simple... just heat embossed the sentiment with white and various leaves with gold, then sponged some distress ink over it. Also added few white ink splatters.
All stamps are from Paper Smooches.
This card set will make a perfect gift!!

Here are the photo of individual cards...

This card set is for the following challenges...
CASology: Splatters.
Paper Smooches Sparks: Anything Goes.

My last card is using 1" art squares..also known as Inchies...

Really these art squares are super fun to work with!!!
For this card I heat embossed the background using Hero Arts stamp and white embossing powder.
Then I heat embossed few inchies with the same stamp and white EP.
Colored the Inchies with distress ink and waterbrush.
Adhere them randomly on the cardfront.  Added some gold splatters ,gold enamel dots & rhinestones.
The sentiment is from Casual Fridays stamps.

This card is for the following challenges...
Papertake Weekly - Anything Goes.
AAA - Play with watercolors.
Stamping Sensations - Autumn Colors.

Hope these projects inspire you try out these Art Squares from Inchie Arts!
I love will see many more projects using these on my blog in future.

Here is the complete hop list...

Hop along to see all the amazing creations and don't forget leave a comment on each stop.
Inchie Art is hosting a great giveaway!!

Thanks for stopping by!!

Winner Winner!!!

Hello Everyone!!!

Here is the winner for my WCMD giveaway...

Blogger Lisa Lara said...
Happy WCMD Piali. Love both of the cards. Love the watercoloring on the first...beautiful. I love FTHStamps and birdbrains.
October 5, 2014 at 6:02 AM
Congrats Lisa!!!
Please email me at piali(dot) biswas(at)
I'll mail your package ASAP!

Thank you everyone for your lovely comments!!
Stop by tomorrow for a fabulous blog hop with a great prize!!

Wednesday, October 8, 2014

S.E.I Design Team!!!

Hello Everyone!!!

I have a Happy News to share with you all!!!

I'm SEI Design Team Member now.
I'm Super excited !!!!

Check out all the details HERE.
Please hop over to S.E.I Lifestyle Blog to meet the other talented Team members.

Thanks for stopping by!!

Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Girl's Night Out!!!

Hello Crafty Friends!!!

I have a super fun card to share with you all!!!!

Its a new released stamp from Art Impressions.
How fun is that sentiment... super funny Halloween set!!!
I don't make many Halloween cards, so this year I didn't buy any Halloween papers yet.
I just used Distress Inks with bit of masking to create night sky background.
Very clean and simple..yet cute card!!
I colored the image with Copics.
I also added few wood veneer stars and Stickles.

This card is for the following challenges...
Simon Says Stamp:Transport it.
CMD-Challenge - Halloween.
One Crazy Stamper - Halloween/Christmas.

Hope you like my card!

Thanks for stopping by..

Saturday, October 4, 2014

HAPPY WCMD...and a Giveaway!!!!

Happy World Card Making Day !!!!

Hello Crafty Friends!!! Hope you all are enjoying WCMD!!!
I have two cards and Giveaway for you all!!

First up is sweet Birthday card using Great Impressions Stamp..

Quick and easy card...with a little water coloring and white heat embossing.
The sentiment is from Papertrey Ink and paper from Crate paper.

This card is for the following challenges...
Crafting At the Weekend - Anything goes.

Next one is a CUTE belated birthday card...

The cute Bird digi image is from " From Your Heart Stamps".
The sentiment is from Paper Smooches and the lovely paper is from Avery Elle.

This card is for the following challenges...
Moxie Fab World: Inspiration.
( I picked the fun color of the Inspiration pic)

Now I have small giveaway for all my lovely Blog Followers...

Please leave a comment by October 7th, 2014.
I will announce the winner here on October 8th, 2014.

Butterfly Reflections,Ink is hosting a fab WCMD challenge...
Two great themes... Inspiration and Sketch.

Playalong with BRI to win two great prizes!!

There are so many lovely Giveaways & Challenges happening all around the blog land...go make cards and enjoy!!!

Good Luck!
Thanks for stopping by!!!!


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Saturday, 12 August 2017

🗺 Digital Map - Cybersmarts 🗺

IALT: create a map showing the last 24 hours of my digital learning.

This is a bit of a late blog post but that's alright! With cybersmarts one of our tasks were create a map showing the websites we have accessed or been on for the past 24 hours during our school time.

As I went through through my history I only accessed 9 different sites.

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The most enjoyable part of this task for me was working with my peers and classmates in order to get this task completed. We worked collaboratively together and were able to complete the task to the task completed.

My next steps? Are to.. complete all the tasks next time to the standard expected. Because I was quite unsure I wasn't able to find this task as simple, but then as I asked around to my peers, and classmates I was able to find out what I should have been doing with the task given.

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Not super quick but sports some nice design, we review the 2012 Fiat 500 Abarth

Milan, Italy / Toronto, Canada / Phoenix, U.S.A. — It was an authentic Italian experience on par with sipping wine and eating pasta under a Tuscan sun: I was circumnavigating the shimmering beauty that is Lake Como from behind the wheel of a 2011 Fiat 500 Abarth, one of the higher-performing versions of the iconic little car that was reintroduced to the motoring public in 2007.

Under the hood

This test drive was arranged in anticipation of the 500’s debut in this country—which took place last year. The Italian Abarth was powered by a 1.4-litre turbocharged 4-cylinder that produced 135 horsepower and 133 lb-ft of torque; the Canadian 500 was, at that point, a “turbo-less” version of said engine that generates 101 horsepower and 98 lb-ft of torque.

2012 Fiat 500 Abarth ReviewDriving Impressions

This is a big difference to be sure, but the surprising thing about the naturally aspirated 500 is that it still felt peppy during a sweltering week driving in and around the GTA. The key to this engaging subcompact is that—while it’s significantly bigger than the original Cinquecento Nuova that was offered from 1957-77—it’s still a very small car that weighs in at less than 1,000 kg.

The Abarth is a genuine pocket rocket, to be sure. With sport mode engaged, engine torque jumps to 152 lb-ft and the car produces enough punch to spin the front wheels at stoplights. Top speed for the car is rated at 205 km/h, decent for a city car if somewhat unspectacular compared to just about anything else on the road these days. By and large, though, the experience of driving the Fiat 500 Abarth was fantastic.

Sure, the steering was a bit imprecise, the shifter on the 5-speed manual was somewhat slack, there was an annoying rattle in the back and the turning circle was disconcertingly large. But all of this mattered little because the little car was simply a blast to pilot around the tiny, twisty roads that encircled the lake. Even when the weather gods conspired against me for a few brief moments, the Fiat displayed surprising refinement in dealing with the slick conditions.

Earlier this year, I secured a return engagement with the Abarth: During a trip this spring to Arizona, I drove the U.S. spec version of the higher performing Fiat and it again proved to be a revelation. No, the Fiat is not an incredibly fast machine, but it offers spirited performance, a raspy exhaust note and acres of style. Che bella macchina!

The Abarth is a genuine pocket rocket, to be sure. With sport mode engaged, engine torque jumps to 152 lb-ft and the car produces enough punch to spin the front wheels at stoplights.

2012 Fiat 500 Abarth ReviewBack home in Toronto, the 2012 Fiat 500 provoked more enjoyment. This car, built for the North American market in Mexico, had none of the quality control issues I experienced during my Italian renaissance. There were no rattles, the steering seemed more direct and, apart from some reluctance to go into reverse, the 5-speed manual was a distinct pleasure.

For all the modernization that has taken place, the new Fiat 500 remains a very small car. The back seat is roomy enough for children—or adults with inherent bendiness—so the car is better described as a 2+2 instead of a true 4-seater. Due to its pleasingly round shape, though, headroom for front-seat passengers is solid, and visibility is equally as good. The cargo area is tiny at only 185 litres, but the back seats fold down to create space for a shopping run or two.

As befits a modern car with a decidedly premium sheen, the Fiat comes equipped with the kind of technology that people could not even imagine when the original 500 first appeared, including ABS, electronic brakeforce distribution and stability control. But the appeal of the Fiat 500 does not derive from such mundane considerations as airbags or cargo hooks—it’s all about image.

2012 Fiat 500 Abarth ReviewThe 500 Abarth has a funky cabin that includes sport seats, aluminum pedals with rubber inserts, a chunky steering wheel, and a leather-covered shifter and handbrake lever. The gauge set is impressive, too, with an analog turbo pressure dial the icing on what is a very tasty cake.

The 500 tested in Canada—the top-of-the-line Lounge edition—featured the same basic gauge set (minus the boost meter), a body-colour dashboard, and leather for the seats, steering wheel and shift knob. All in all, it was very slick as well.

Driving all three versions of the new Fiat 500 proved one thing: Despite a lingering affection for over-sized vehicles in certain parts, there will never be too many small, fun and fuel-efficient cars in this world—in fact, they’re needed more than ever right now. With fuel prices as uncertain as ever, the thought of 6.7 L/100 km in the city and 5.1L/100 km on the highway has a nice ring to it.

The price of the Fiat 500 in Canada is also welcome news. The base edition—confusingly dubbed the “Pop” version—starts at $15,995, while the Lounge edition tester begins at $19,500 and the Abarth rings in at $23,995. That’s not much to pay for a whole lot of genuine Italian style—especially when there’s so much substance riding shotgun.

Learn more – Fiat 500

  • Not super-quick
  • Big turning circle
  • Quality issues on some versions
Mark Hacking is an award-winning car, motorcycle and motorsports journalist whose work has appeared in Azure, enRoute, Intersection, NUVO and Toro, among many others. He is the former editor of Performance Racing News, the former managing editor of DRIVEN, and a member of both the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada and the Motor Press Guild of California. An avid racer, Mark is a three-time podium finisher at Targa Newfoundland and, this past season, raced in the VLN Series at the Nürburgring with the factory Aston Martin team. His motto in life: Drive fast, take chances.


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PanDOMO: A Seamless Solution for a Seamless Transition

PanDOMO Decorative Concrete Floor Brisbane

Transitions Polishing and Grinding have had the pleasure of installing a panDOMO decorative concrete floor in a characterful restaurant in Albion, Brisbane recently.

The building in which the restaurant is located dates back some 100 years. This is evident in the remainder of many of the original features and characteristics. The existing floor however did no compliment this.

The owners of the new restaurant wanted to achieve a minimalistic feel that brought out the rustic charm of the old building. Additionally they wanted a seamless floor for ease of maintenance, cleanliness and hygiene. The floor that was chosen was a black stained polished concrete.

PanDOMO Decorative Concrete Floor Brisbane

In preparation of installation of the new stained polished concrete floor, Transitions were required to remove the existing tiles and tile adhesive. Once this task was complete and the concrete slab was inspected, it was determined that the concrete simply was not suitable for grinding and polishing to the level of specification stipulated. Rather it was too soft and sandy. Furthermore, the restaurant contained four separate slabs of concrete made up of different consistencies and aggregate (stones), so a polished finish would create a very busy appearance; a contradiction to the owners initial requirements.

Due to this, it was advised that installing a decorative topping would be the best solution. It will provide a seamless finish whilst achieving a contemporary, minimalistic look and feel. After a tour of the Transitions Showroom and Design Centre, the owners of the restaurant decided on panDOMO as their product of choice.

PanDOMO Decorative Concrete Floor Brisbane

PanDOMO is a concrete decorative topping that can be installed on either a new or existing slab of concrete. It is a very versatile product that can be tailored to meet your exact requirements, including a large range of colours to choose from. A panDOMO floor can achieve a modern, simple look and feel or alternatively it can be vibrant, funky and non-conventional.

In this particular instance, the restaurant owners chose a dark charcoal colour panDOMO decorative topping that was installed at a level of 8mm throughout the restaurant. The complete job took a period of 4 days, from start to finish, including the removal of all tiles and tile adhesives. Further on from this, the restaurants kitchen was fitted within two days of completion.

The owners of the restaurant were ecstatic with the results of their new floor. It looks fantastic and fulfils their needs in terms of functionality. The new decorative concrete floor really highlights the old charm and rustic feel of the room, which together creates a warm and cosy atmosphere for guests to dine.

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H. Scheuerlein – Univ. Prof. Dr., University of Innsbruck, Austria
M. Tritthart – Dipl. Ing., University of Technology, Vienna, Austria
F. Nuñez Gonzalez – Research Associate, National University of Mexico, Mexico

Removal of sediment deposits from reservoirs by means of flushing through lowlevel outlets is a widely used method to regain storage volume. However, the efficiency of flushing is very often highly overestimated. Flushing can only be effectivewhen it is combined with substantial water level drawdown. However, even at favorable conditions and unregarded the excavation level which might have been reached, the lateral extension of flushing is rather limited. Analytical treatment of flushing processes is difficult due to the three-dimensional flow pattern in the vicinity of the flushing outlets, and due to the high number of parameters involved in the phenomena. In order to estimate flushing efficiency, a simplified approach was set up which was merely based on continuity equation applied on a 3D-grid of streamlines and isotachs, and on some stability criteria for granular sediment deposits against flow-induced eroding forces.The simplified approach rendered promising results. It could be proved very clearly that the lateral extension of the excavation must necessarily be restricted to a limited zone close to the outlet unless the water level is lowered drastically. In a separate approach, a 3D numerical model based onFVMwas applied to evaluate the justification of the simplified approach.The simulation showed good agreement with the simplified approach as far as flushing at high water level was concerned, but rather poor agreement at water level drawdown. In addition to the two numerical approaches in a third step a physical model was applied. As expected, the agreement with the simplified approach and the 3D FVM simulation was satisfactory for high water level conditions. The comparison of the three approaches with respect to flushing efficiency at drawdown is discussed.


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Officially a Frozen Penguin

I finished! 284/298. Not even on the last page of the results. Good? No. Happy? Damn yes. My only goal going into this was to finish, ideally without dying. Mission accomplished. More detail: 57/61 among women 30-39 174/184 among all women. How did I come to do this race in 20 degree temperatures 9 weeks… Read More »

2014: you’re looking pretty good

10 days in and January is looking pretty good, #GoTheDist wise: Steps:: 42,324 Miles Walked: 17.8 (both as of January 9) Miles Biked: 41.44 (as of January 10) Pretty impressed with the foot totals in light of the polar vortex and I’ve been to the gym every other day. I am proud of that and… Read More »