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These incredible photographs show how New Zealand’s 7.8 magnitude earthquake lifted the seabed two metres – and exploded through the sand. Dramatic aerial pictures reveal the scale of the devastation caused on the coastline north of Kaikoura, on the country’s South Island. Scientists say the seabed lifted an estimated ... |
I know...2 posts in one day??!! What can I say, I'm on a roll! I received my April MemoryWorks Express Kit yesterday and tore right into it! This layout was again combining a couple different challenges into one. It was a really fun one to create. Challenge #14- Foolin' Around: I just found this site by clicking around... |
Looking out from the student center at U of Mary over the panoramic view after many years away. Up here with John on his continued job hunt... many prayers in the 6 hours in the car asking for the right door to open so he can continue in his service of Christ and His Church! It has possibly been 10 years since we came ... |
Yesterday my daughter requested a card for a girl's 3rd birthday tomorrow (ie now today), and I didn't have much time to do it in. So, here's my top tips for making a 'bespoke' card quickly: 1) Use an image from a company that you know suits your 'audience' . I know Jellypark make great 'little girl' digis, so I looked... |
I haven’t always been a Cubs fan. Growing up, I liked the St. Louis Cardinals. My mom, though, liked the Cubs, and once, when I was five or six years old, she told me I wouldn’t be able to live with her any longer if I continued cheering for Ozzie Smith’s team. Again, I was only five or so, and I truly believed I was g... |
Hansel had heard that their parents wanted to leave them in the forest the next day. So he went outside the house and take some stones with him. He told everything to his sister Gretel. His plan was to route the way back home with these stones. They went to sleep. Hansel había escuchado que sus padres pretendian abando... |
I had an awesome opportunity this week to go on a family cruise on Kelson's ship for the day. I have never been under way with the ship before, and it was great! We started the trip with the tugs helping us pull out of Pearl Harbor, which was a pretty cool process to watch. The base historian joined us for the trip and... |
Sub value- Positive Perception There was a King who had one eye and one leg. He asked all the painters to draw a beautiful portrait of him. But none of them could — how could they paint him beautifully with the defects in one eye and one leg. Eventually one of them agreed and drew a classic picture of the King. It was... |
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As a third year honour’s student at the University of New Brunswick (UNB), I am in the Bachelor of Business Administration program, majoring in Human Resources Management.
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The Kendrick Fincher Hydration Foundation is in the running for $250,000 in funding through the Pepsi Refresh Project. You can vote online at the link listed above. Currently, the Foundation is ranked 142nd in the contest rankings. So get out and vote for a local foundation, NWA! Voting ends on April 30th. A little bac... |
Hey y'all, how ya doin? I just realized, as I was typing up the title, that I'd had my left earbud in for about 20 minutes, and hadn't turned my music back on yet. Aaannnnd there's the sweet sound of the Violet Hour. Okay, on to my project. I've seen posts about how our vocabulary is slowly dwindling. Slowly, but surel... |
Dorset is a small Vermont's city, every year Good Point Recycling is involved in a found rising for the school and collect electronic waste from household. On the 19th of May 2012, from 6.00 A.M, Zack, Ryan, Patrick, Pete and me were on the road with two trucks to collect as much e-waste as possible. During few hours, ... |
Curses and Smoke: A Novel of Pompeii Arthur A. Levine Books Where It Came From: eARC from publisher via NetGalley The Wordy Version: Guys. This book…I don’t even know what to say. For a book that I was feeling so solidly about throughout the entire reading to have that sort of effect on me at the very end… I wasn’t exp... |
Kali and I have been out of town for a couple days. Hotels are always fun for me. I have free time to draw with no interruptions. That makes me happy. On this trip I was able to complete 2 days in the One Zentangle a Day book. This was day four. We worked on shattuck, nipa, and jonqual. I had always drawn shattuck with... |
A few of you have asked about these 'small stones' I have been writing this month, and it made me realise I only gave the briefest explanation. This is why I started writing them: This is the description of what a 'small stone' is on the website of two writers, Kaspalita, a Buddist priest and Fiona Robyn, a published a... |
For the past week I have been interning with the Public Relations department of Sydney Opera House in a PR, communications and marketing role. I feel so privileged to be here; learning from the PR and marketing team that includes some of the most sought after jobs in the country. The office atmosphere is energetic, an... |
Back in September we took a really lovely trip to Oahu with some dear friends. I'm excited to share some of my favorite pictures with you! We stayed for the first three nights in a cabin by the beach on the east side of Oahu near Kailua. Blue ocean meets blue sky. Watching the sunrise. We found that our sleep schedule ... |
Born this day in 1857: Ida Tarbell (1857–1944), journalist whose stunning exposé of Standard Oil led to the breakup of the oil trust and established investigative journalism. In 1880 Ida Tarbel became the first woman to earn a degree from Allegheny College. After a brief stint teaching, she joined the staff of the Chau... |
I am off today to take 2 Tim Holtz classes at Absolutely Everything. Should be fun. I am excited. My friend Ina is coming into town to take one of those classes with me and it will be a blast to see her. I'm taking Heart and Soul and also Patchwork Pandemonium. Will show you what I make later. So for today, a couple mo... |
When author Chrystie Bowie–an outspoken liberal and confirmed pacifist–first mentioned writing a response to yesterday’s blog post, I was cautious. While I welcome intelligent debate in comments and forums, an actual article regaling the benefits of a nationwide gun ban is not something I care to publish. When I read t... |
Quoth the raven: Nevermore. Ahhhh. Is it all over? The tradition lost for good? Since 1949, every year on January 19, Edgar Allen Poe’s birthday, a mysterious secret visitor, sometime between the hours of midnight and 5:30 am, would leave a bottle of Cognac and three roses at the monument marking Poe’s gravesite. Last ... |
I think the whole world is blogging. I don't think people keep journals anymore. I think I have noticed that most people who blog seriously probably prepare, edit, redo, censor, redo, reedit, and then finally post their blogs. I don't do that, in fact I hardly call myself a blogger. I wonder how many people out there a... |
Curriculum Curriculum Outline Middle School, or the Middle Phase of Learning, is the transition years between the Junior School and Senior Phase of Learning. At Faith, it comprises Years 7 to 9. The curriculum at Faith Lutheran College, Redlands follows the Queensland Studies Authority Essential Learnings or the Austra... |
A couple years ago in the spirit of making bucket lists and such, my brother and I decided our bucket list would be to catch trout in 100 streams in Washington (moving water, no lakes, but beaver dams count). We started counting those where we'd already caught fish, and started making our lists from our earliest forays... |
I cracked open the last jar of from last year and realized I needed to do some canning. While I'm not a huge jam person, I a scone person and like toppings on hand at all times should the urge to whip up a batch strike. Jam on matzoh is also pretty good, if I don't feel like baking for tea time. Blackberries were on sa... |
This particular ebook is set liberating psychology's poetic mind's eye from the lifeless weight of subconscious assumptions concerning the soul. even if we expect of the soul scientifically or medically, behaviorally or when it comes to internal improvement, we all are used to taking into consideration it in anyone con... |
New Life for CCSF Supporters of City College of San Francisco have won a temporary reprieve in their quest to prevent the college from losing its accreditation in July.
A San Francisco Superior Court judge on Thursday granted a partial injunction to block the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (AC... |
Ever year the Whatcom County Library System picks a Washington Author's Book to read as a whole county- . Along with the book picked there are all kinds of activities as well. I have yet to make it to an actual author talk but maybe this is the year. This year's pick is Elizabeth George's In the Presence of the Enemy H... |
While I paid hundreds of dollars to read the books of dead sociologists, The Geek stays home and learns how to tile-for free. I'm not sure what I'll get out of my deal, but with The Geek's new skills, once the grout is here and applied, we can hook up the radiator and turn on the boiler so we have heat when we need it.... |
Jurgen Klopp has revealed both Philippe Coutinho and Roberto Firmino are back on Merseyside following their exploits for Brazil – and also answered questions on both Daniel Sturridge and Adam Lallana. Speaking at a press conference on Thursday to preview Saturday’s clash at Southampton, Klopp said he’d not actually hea... |
We have been waiting for it to snow, but not much so far. I guess there are parts in the world where they would be glad there was no snow for a few days in winter, but in Holland we always wish for snow, or enough frost to go ice skating. But this winter (and last) we had no such luck. Making a snowball block may help ... |
fishing plan had been to float the South Fork of the New River and flyfish for smallmouth bass. Then came the rain. Yesterday afternoon's rain showers turned into thunderstorms that kept regenerating and continued into the morning, and the normally clear South Fork turned into chocolate milk. Obviously that the river l... |
Recording Earthquakes with the Slinky Seismometer Kasper van Wijk: Boise State University, Ted Channel: Boise State University, Martin Smith: Blindgoat Geophysical, Chris Knudsen: New England Research Inc. This is the eighth generation of our Slinky Seismometer. The newly designed interface between the analog sensor an... |
It's a little intimidating blogging after that last post. Thank you so much everyone who left a comment here, in a gallery, or sent me an email. Some of the emails I received really, really touched me and I'll be saving them for a long time. Thank you. I meant to blog my vacation photos last week but I forgot my USB ca... |
J-Murk (Jordan) performs in Scottsdale, AZ Saturday, also known as "The Day After Christmas Crash" I sat sated, pensively feeling on a handful of new beads; both in my hands and mind's eye. Only one eye though, as the other ogle my new journal and color scanner; key components in my quest to break off the monitor and i... |
About a month ago, I was asked to make a "wedding cake" for a bridal shower. It was to be the centerpeice for the shower.
The bride had, what I considered, unconventional wedding colors. They are purple, black, and red. I stuck with purple, much to the host's delight. I started with the ribbon. I used the same techniq... |
Yohan Gourcuff challenged to shine by Lyon chief Jean-Michel Aulas Jean-Michel Aulas says Yohan Gourcuff's future will come down to whether he helps Lyon achieve their aims this season. Playmaker Gourcuff is back in the squad after seeing his campaign disrupted by injuries, making just 13 appearances for the Ligue 1 si... |
Very quiet and beautifull, our appartment is located in an ancient english convent finally transformed in appartment in the early 18th. The courtyard is very charming with plants and lots of flowers.The kitchen is fully furnished open to the living-room.
A sleeping room viewing the courtyard with a double bed, a kids r... |
A letter from one of our Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) students in Saudi Arabia. Dear Dr Shahin Pourgol, It was really a pleasure being a student at this respectful academic institute and I was honored being one of the graduates of this university. I would like to extend my appreciation and admiration for you personally an... |
My lovely upline Sarah-Jane sent me a gift in the post for Christmas so obviously I had to send her a little "Thank You" card. But when someone is as good a crafter as she is you obviously have to raise your game, so I thought I would try a fancy fold. From this overview, you can see that there is a circle cut into the... |
This weekend we ran our backyard vegie production workshop. It ran over 2 full days and covered a wide range of topics based around 4 main areas. No dig gardens and Design covers aspect and site analysis. Participants draw a rough plan of the property, put in north ( or south for our Spanish participant) and existing s... |
I have grown to love the traditional music of Panamà. It is just different and fun, so I have years of new oldies to catch up on. Here’s a few of my favorites. And here below is Pacifico Dominguez. Pacifico learned accordion from his father who in my next door neighbor. Pretty cool. Very awesome people! And here is a l... |
This windmill ornament was produced by the Von Dutch company - the swastika which here represent the sails were an early symbol used by the dutch company. Many folk are perhaps unaware of the overlap in symbolism between the mill and the swastika. The swastika is a symbol of Thor/Thunor and is used to represent his ham... |
This summer our students took three trips. graders went to South Dakota for nine days , and we had a blast. Three twelve-passenger vans pulled out of the church parking lot on June 18. We spent nine days seeing the Midwest, enjoying cookies with Jerry’s parents, seeing lots of cattle, milking cows, seeing Mt. Rushmore,... |
11/28/11 Tuesday, at approximately 7:06 p.m., officers from the Indiana State Police and Fulton County Sheriff’s Department responded to a 911 call reporting a possible murder at 6832 West Olson Road in rural Rochester. The preliminary investigation revealed that the owners of a residence at 6832 West Olson Road arrive... |
But enough about the weather here. I just want to take a moment to mention some of the truly tacky fabulous architecture in Orlando. This building, just off I-4 in Winter Park, is home to "Club Harem," and before that, "The Booby Trap." In cities like Milwaukee, they use their to house large collections of cacti, shrub... |
This is just one of the King Tiger Prototypes that wasn't chosen for production. I couldn't find any photos of the real thing so I am not sure it made it off the drafting table. This is the Hobby Boss kit, which I was pretty impressed with. To start, the turret detail interior was so fine that I had to leave open all o... |
My team this quarter is placed at Pioneer Industries (check out what they do) and has had the opportunity to learn about what it takes for a business to decrease their environmental impact. We’ve learned that change is always harder than expected and that being held accountable to an environmental program requires cert... |
My cat and my doll. This is a nightly occurence. Phoebe was never interested in the boys. In fact, she spent much time hidden in closets or under beds while they were tiny. She still doesn't seem to notice them much, although she doesn't hide as much as she used to. The day we brought Elizabeth home from the hospital w... |
The House We Had to Buy How did this project get started? Last summer I went to Rwanda for my global and urban ministries minor. It was a three-month trip, and I went with a friend from Moody Bible Institute. We were working on community development projects with a Rwandan pastor, and we met these street kids one day. ... |
Have you ever faced a garage full, and I mean FULL, of your own “stuff” -stacked way over your head? It’s quite a feeling, and not a good one! I had our garage in Minot filled halfway up the walls in rows with all the belongings of a family of five, and from fifty something years of living. I was overwhelmed, absolutel... |
Houston's new coach could be an old one. The that athletic director Dave Maggard is mulling a plan that would bring former Cougar coach Jack Pardee out of retirement. Pardee, 71, coached at Houston from 1987-89 and had a record of 22-11-1 before leaving for the NFL's Houston Oilers. He has been retired since 1995. "The... |
HOPKINS, Cathy (2010) Million Dollar Mates Oliva Barrio, 2º ESO A This book is about a girl who goes through a hard time because her mum dies, and at the beginning she was living with her grandma, but then she had to go and live with her dad and brother to this new house. This big change made ‘Jess’ feel worse. She mis... |
Floreana
Island / Galapagos , infamous for her/his antics in John Water's cult film "Pink Flamingos", these Galapagos flamingos are graceful, stately, long-legged - and don't weigh 300lbs. They reside in the salt water lagoons of Island, formed by shallow flooded lava fields. One particular Cormorant is particularly g... |
LV= County Championship: Yorkshire edge ahead at Scarborough Phil Jaques and Kane Williamson shared an unbeaten stand of 257 after Yorkshire were asked to follow-on by Durham. Having been bowled out for 274 first time around in reply to the visitors total of 573, the reigning Division One leaders responded by reaching ... |
So the optimist says the glass of water is half full. The pessimist says it is half empty. And while they are arguing about it, the opportunist drinks it down. Oh! To always have the right perspective! Sometimes I even wonder if I'm looking at the right glass of water. I was looking in the wrong place on Sunday. I look... |
I've been saving my money up lately, since I got back from my summer vacation, and with my evening private lessons, I've been able to afford a new computer monitor. Well, that's what I call it. It's actually a hi-def Sharp AQUOS 37" TV. Does the job quite nicely as well. I'm still mucking about with the dual-monitor se... |
I love Christmas time...and I think it should last much longer then it does! In August I always start working on Christmas cards and projects. I have been asked to design the make & takes for an up, up, upline of mine, Alicia. She is planning a BIG ALL DAY meeting in August and we are doing a Christmas theme! My fav! I... |
It's Sunday afternoon - a hot, humid, sunny, Sunday afternoon. Some of the neighbours are busy picking cherries - but not us. Everyone at Thiessen Farms is relaxing, taking it easy, enjoying the slow pace - and building energy for the busy week ahead. Here are some good examples of how to relax & chill... We are still ... |
They say that a father is a son's first hero and a daughter's first love. It must be true because Papa has always been my first love, and Lolo Amen, my first hero. :) I won't share much because I might end up crying again, because I miss them terribly, but suffice to say, I am so blessed to have a father as loving, as ... |
"I'm Doing Okay. . ." better than expected in fact! Diving in Palau before the start of our round of peformances. Thursday, May 8, 2008 A gorgeous shot of a little fish in Palau courtesy of Bev's underwater camera Well, we are back from our annual REAL Christian Theater tour--this year we performed in Palau--the fourth... |
I'm ten days behind already, but it's not too late to start. Here are the rules of the game: For this project I'll use only one camera: the Olympus E-P1 (unless the camera bites the dust, in which case I'll have to find another). The only edits allowed are those that are done in the camera itself (Olympus' art filters ... |
"Surely, I am with you always — even unto the end of the world!" Matthew 28:20 Christ is ever with you — in temptation. The hour of temptation in the believer's experience, is one in which he may especially and
safely rely
upon the nearness to him of the Lord. Tried Himself in this crucible, as none ever were — He is... |
Shah Rukh Khan's "Raees" and Hrithik Roshan starrer "Kaabil" are slated to be released on the same date. However, it appears that SRK is not comfortable with the big clash and has been trying to avoid the situation. Shah Rukh is said to have recently met Hrithik's father Rakesh Roshan to discuss the clash between "Raee... |
One of our favorite recipe from our days, the Vegetable Frittata is fresh and light, yet full enough to constitute as a meal on its own. Although my husband does often complain if a meal is “meatless,” he usually goes for this one. But, in an unexpected turn of events, I was the one feeling like I needed some meat…so I... |
Once when I was visiting sunnier climes than Detroit, I gave money to a legless man in a wheelchair adorned by flags. He sat in the same place by the post office across from the trailerpark where he lived. I'd sometimes see him wheel over to his post and hang out. I felt bad whenever I saw him -- some internal voice ke... |
Two Huskers named to weekly B1G recognition Senior Ben Miller and junior Jake Hohensee were each instrumental in Nebraska posting a 4-1 record last week, including a series win over Maryland, the preseason pick to win the Big Ten. Monday afternoon the league office announced that Miller was tabbed as the league’s playe... |
This juvenile Purple Heron was found by Jonny Taylor on the reserve near the corral. It proved to be very flighty and was last seen at 12:10 landing on Garners, to the east of the reserve, where it would be best looked for from the south bank at Eldernell. Presumably this bird was the same one seen at Thrapston Reservo... |
Its been 10 months since I left Philippines to have a greener pasture and to save and prepare for my future family if God's will. It's hard being away from the family especially when it is your first time going abroad and if you re not strong enough for sure you will struck by what they called "homesick". When I heard ... |
Well, I didn't make the last one but I thought I would try again. I had a lot of fun with this one and it's good because I need another "just because" card. So, if nothing else, these challenges are stretching me and helping me add to my stash! Here's the Whiff of Joy Guest Design Team Call and here's my card. I used e... |
We know zebra mussels spread quickly, but seeing them cover almost every inch of an object is astounding. One North Dakota man apparently thought so, too. He told Minnesota state conservation officers that he found a zebra mussel-covered shopping cart next to some dumpsters on the Duluth waterfront, according to a repo... |
The untempered bile associated with any and all screw-loose conspiracy theorists permeates this sprawling composition that takes the best elements of Meshuggah, subtracts the worst (ie Jens Kidman's vocals), and extrapolates their already formidable melodic and experimental components onto a much bigger canvas. Using F... |
This soup was spot on - simple ingredients balanced just right. I did not make the garlic infused oil as included below, but I know it would be heavenly. Make some to accompany this soup, and you've got the perfect winter meal. So this photo shows you my new tupperware - canning jars! I don't know why I haven't thought... |
About a month ago, I visited the Mayo Clinic. I had been there once as a teenager, accompanying my mother and aunt who were bringing their aunt to the Mayo for a leg amputation, necessitated by complications from diabetes. For its size, the Mayo Clinic runs like clock-work. It was huge and impressive. Awhile back, I be... |
South Africans know how to celebrate spring. September 1, while not exactly the spring equinox, is known as "Spring Day." People dress crazily at work, call it "Casual Day" and donate to charity. Children get to wear civvies to school instead of their uniform. We get ice cream at church on the first Sunday in September... |
I finished my purple socks last night! I'll take some better photos after I've given them a bath and can put them on my feet without fearing my feet turning a lovely bruised shade... I'm very proud of them, though, and wanted to show them off. Click on the picture for a closer look of the cables and lovely detailing of... |
There's no sound worse than the dentist's drill going down into your jaw, looking up and seeing gloves flecked with blood. "You did so well," she says as I spit pieces of broken molar into the sink and mentally curse my irresponsible youth, family genes, and the past three years full of car crashes and stress that wrea... |
You seldom see teasels in Cornwall but they are common on the Isle of Wight. Here growing away by the entrance to a bio digester in Newport which we had a trip around. Dispacus fullonum is the Latin name for teasel which the finches so enjoy eating when the seeds are ripe. Growing here on waste ground to 6ft with some ... |
After completing the ‘Hand and Eye’ theme in university this week I decided that I would like to continue my idea of colouring on top of the image. So my first thoughts were, what will I use to colour on top of the image? From the image that I completed last week, feedback I received said that they really liked how I u... |
Alo im untaniku! (Hello my family!) Another great week in Armenia. =D I have so much to write about, it's great! =D Well, first off, can I just say how funny it is how crazy Armenians are about marriage?? Seriously! Just about every house that we go to, the people ask if we're married. Haha When we say that we're not, ... |
Too much has already happened and in an effort to not fall further behind I'll do my best to quickly hit the major plot points of my first couple of days as a JET participant The place where all journeys begin I arrived at LAX sometime before 1PM and found a ridiculously long line that could only belong to our flight o... |
Dee Dee Here:
Jerry, Matt, Samantha, and I attended the Preservation Achievement Awards this week.
The luncheon was held at the Crystal Tea Room at the Wanamaker Building.
Presser Senior Apartments received a Grand Jury Award for the renovation of this National Register-listed building.
Next up is the adjacent Nuge... |
'You dey bleach?' That's the question on the lips of some of Annie Idibia's fans. Annie's fans gasped when they saw the photo, the actress posted on Instagram on Sunday. While some of her fans admired the sculpted luxury nails which was the reason for the photo, others fixated their eyes on the multi-complexion of her... |
[Six days after a catastrophic storm bore down on a several trekking routes in
Nepal
’s central Himalayan region, trapping scores of hikers, a spokesman for Nepal’s home minister said Monday that there was “no one left to rescue” from the area and that workers had turned to recovering the bodies of the dead. He said ... |
Well here goes. Departing for Melbourne today. Meanwhile - most of what I am or hope to be is in 8 crates - consigned to Maersk (the shipping line that keep being pirated off Somalia - agghhhh) Odd to pack up stuff like this- yes I have lots a of books (too many), CDs and DVDs, too many clothes too perhaps. Watching Go... |
Update on the coat I'm making. I found the fabric in storage, having bought it ages ago. It's a 2/2 twill which I'm pretty sure came from an unlabelled sale rack. I did a flame test and it self extinguished and turned to a fine ash, so I think it's probably a wool blend of some kind. It sews up quite nicely. Here is my... |
Well, my life has been a whirl of activity over the last week and this weekend... we had a wonderful time visiting Homechurch yesterday after not having gone for a few weeks due to sickness... it was so nice to see all the familiar faces again. Our homechurch seems to have grown closer and deeper and I am so excited to... |
One distinct quality of Korean food is the number of dishes that involve mixing and stirring. You can see this in dishes like bibimbap (비빔밥, 'mixed rice'), bibim mandu (비빔만두, 'mixed dumplings'), and bibim guksu (비빔국수, 'mixed noodles') as well as deopbap (덮밥, 'covered rice') dishes and desserts like patbingsu. Korea is ... |
Horizon and UK NEQAS Partner to Improve Accuracy of Lung Cancer Diagnostics Product News:
Horizon and UK NEQAS Partner to Improve Accuracy of Lung Cancer Diagnostics The UK based company Horizon Diagnostics, a division of Horizon Discovery, has announced the signing of a strategic partnership agreement with UK NEQAS. ... |
In lieu of a rental car to see the sights on Honolulu, Jeff and I opted to do some running to get around town. The final destination was Pearl Harbor, approx. 11 miles from our hotel. In 80 degree weather, that was a bit far. So we ran about 5.5 miles and then took a city bus the remainder of the way. We ran through th... |
Happy New Year, everyone! I know that the holidays have wrapped up and we are heading into a bland, cold, desolate month and a half until the next spot of brightness, Valentine's Day. That in mind, I needed something warm and sweet to keep me feeling festive for just one more day while I kissed the holiday season goodb... |
The Knowledge Base has close to a thousand articles. So chances are, someone out there has something to say about at least one of them. There are a few ways you can give us your feedback on the Knowledge Base. Whether you think it's an article that needs to be written, content that needs an update, or an opinion about ... |
Working technicians will be able to be educated on a variety of important service and repair topics when they attend a 2014 MACS Mobile A/C Update clinic. Topics to be covered include: A/C Diagnostic Tools and Perspectives
Batteries and Modern Charging Systems
Flat Rate Times and Variables
Finding the Right Fix
Odors, ... |
I finally got pictures of this top that I made in late summer. I have shared a picture of the skirt before, but here is a better shot of it. The shirt is my drape top pattern out of Modern Jersey in my own fabric design. I really like this design, and even put it on a pair of shoes that I purchased from Zazzle. I kep... |
Can you identify the persons in this photo? I can. These people make up the little family that I (and God, of course) made. Oh, how I miss the perfection that comes from the unity displayed in this photo. Jamaica is beautiful. Jamaica is nice, but it's tough to enjoy when you're missing home... I'm sure this feeling wo... |
And she’s currently listening to mine! Yay! Yesterday, as I was scrolling through my Twitter feed, I saw a post by one of the book bloggers I follow pretty closely. She was talking about her recent introduction to audiobooks. And, as her posts usually do, it got me thinking . . . I have heard so many people say in chal... |
A doo wop group, you know, The Five Satins. This collection, called The Five Satins Sing Their Greatest Hits , comes from La Grande Bibliotheque – sometimes I wonder whether I moved to this city just to have access to the great CD collection at the library – it has 20 tracks, including all 4 (!) of their top 100 single... |
Tomorrow afternoon we'll have My Space Club 4 Teens we offer during the school-year. We organize this club for local kids, in partnership with Budrio Town Hall as part of their after-school programme. In this way we have a fantastic room with a courtyard in Budrio Library and the social workers are sending some of the ... |
As the day approached anxiety ran high for one crowning princess. The closer we got to the date, the more she questioned wearing a crown. After years of diligent work she wavered in finishing the very last small assignment. You see, the enemy of her soul did not want her to take a stand for Jesus. he didn't want to see... |
The Voice is a faithful dynamic equivalent translation that reads like a story with all the truth and wisdom of God's Word. Through compelling narratives, poetry, and teaching, The Voice invites readers to enter into the whole story of God with their heart, soul, and mind, enabling them to hear God speaking and to expe... |
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