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In Uncategorized on February 14, 2011 by PALO creative Tagged: Al Capone, Bugs Moran, day in history, Garry Kasparov, Gary Kasparov, IBM, Jeopardy, Oregon, Saint Valentine's Day massacre, v-day throughout history, valentine's day events
Feb. 14th is not just a day to celebrate your love. Major events occurred on this date throughout history. Here is a sampling.
1859 Oregon admitted as the 33rd state. Today, the Beaver State has more than 3.8 million residents.
1876 A G Bell and Elisha Gray apply separately for telephone patents. Supreme Court eventually rules Bell rightful inventor.
1903 U.S. Departments of Commerce and Labor forms. Ten years later, President Taft signed the bill to separate the two groups.
1912 Arizona was admitted to the Union as the 48th state. Today, the Grand Canyon State is a popular state for retirees.
1919 United Parcel Service forms. Founded as a messenger company in the United States, UPS has grown into a multi-billion-dollar company today.
1920 League of Women Voters forms in Chicago. This grassroots organization is a nonpartisan political organization that encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy.
1924 IBM Corporation is founded by Thomas Watson. In 1996, IBM’s supercomputer beat World Chess Champion, Gary Kasparov. This week, the IBM computer will face-off against the best Jeopardy contestants in the ultimate man vs machine competition.
1929 St. Valentine’s Day Massacre in Chicago. A preplanned retaliation assault by the South Side Italian gang led by Al Capone on the North Side Irish gang led by Bugs Moran left 7 people dead.
1952 The 6th Olympic winter games open in Oslo, Norway, the birthplace of modern skiing. Thirty countries participated, including newcomers New Zealand and Portugal.
1966 Wilt Chamberlain breaks NBA career scoring record at 20,884 points. He eventually retired with 31,419, a record unbroken until Michael Jordan.
1967 Aretha Franklin records “RESPECT”. Although originally written and recorded by Otis Redding, Franklin’s version became a number one hit and an anthem for the 1960’s.
1971 Richard Nixon installs secret taping system in White House. The recordings later became infamous due to the Watergate scandal.
1980 Walter Cronkite announces his retirement from the “CBS Evening News.” Dan Rather is named as his replacement.
1990 Space probe Voyager 1 takes photograph of entire solar system. It was dubbed “the family portrait” and includes the famous “pale blue dot” image.

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Check out Donna Vorreyer's blog for the second stop on the ReadWritePoem virtual book tour for Apologies to an Apple. (Note: the stops have been changed on the tour; the stop at My Gorgeous Somewhere will now be at the end of the tour.)
The first stop on the book tour was at Book of Kells. Kelli reviewed Apologies earlier, and this is her second review. Stop by the link "book press" in the sidebar to find Kelli's initial review.
What I love the most about Twitter is getting incredible news from followers & fellow tweeters. This news is crazy. I'm so humbled. Thank you thank you thank you!
Make sure you read the review of Apologies to an Apple at Savvy Verse and Wit, by poet Serena Agusto-Cox. She's also hosting a giveaway for the book -- deadline is October 9, so hurry hurry!
(She also tweeted about the book and called it "some of the best contemporary poetry" (see the Twitter feed on the sidebar of her blog). In addition, she featured my poem "September" in the 14th Virtual Poetry Circle. Thank you!)
(Re-tweet here. Contest featured at "Win a Book" here.)
More Twitter goodness here. Even the littlest things make such a difference.
This is the cover of the anthology I previously mentioned I was featured in, titled Words Only I Can Speak. 6 of my poems are in the anthology; I now have my contributor's copy and it's incredible. It's a million times better than I thought it would be, and the quality of the work in here is just amazing. They're very, very talented teens. Do check it out -- it's a very lovely collection. You'll enjoy it.
"While they talked/around the campfire,/I was a dreamer./Somewhere a horizon/was waiting."
I think those lines just totally exemplifies what a lot of poets experience at schools and at home- I mean, lots of kids just think poetry's "gay" and is always about unrequited love, broken hearts, and the meaning of life. Meh.
Anyway, nice work with the anthology; you've got a great sense of rhythms and line breaks
by the way, which press published your collection?
congrats on the exposure of your work... it's a wonderful feeling and you deserve it all.
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Those Who Help Themselves: Allergies, Eczema, Autism and Me: Quick and Easy Dinner!
Are you looking for something super simple to make tonight? Something that your kids might actually EAT that won't break the bank and looks like way more work than it actually takes? Well, considering doing what I'm doing tonight for dinner. Here's the recipe.
Chinese Egg Drop Soup (non-traditional)
1/2 Cup Frozen Mixed Japanese or Oriental Style vegetables
Put the cornstarch into a microwave safe 1 1/2 quart container and add the broth SLOWLY while stirring to incorporate evenly (avoids lumps). Stir in the frozen veggies and cover container.
Microwave on high 3 minutes. Stir. Return to microwave and microwave on high 4 additional minutes or until everything is nice and steamy hot and the veggies are done.
Meanwhile, beat egg in small bowl.
Remove soup from microwave and add egg and stir once (don't overstir or you won't end up with any "egg drops" in your soup...you'll just end up with some egg ADDED to your soup.
Ladle into bowls. Serves 4.
Dinner in 10 minutes. Sweet Deal. And since it's done in the microwave, have your kids help you out. Cooking with kids is important and will help them survive later in life =).
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Some More Texts from Wonderbutt | whatimeant2say
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Some More Texts from Wonderbutt
My 9-year-old daughter and I went on an impromptu trip to Dallas this weekend. (We live in San Antonio, about 5 hours away.) Our bulldog, Wonderbutt, stayed home with Cap’n Firepants, but obviously missed us.
(You can learn more about Mark Cuban here. He owns the basketball team, the Dallas Mavericks, arch-rival of our own San Antonio Spurs. And he has said some pretty negative things about our city over the years.)
Wonderbutt Smoking a Cuban.
Not Wonderbutt. (Wonderbutt is far cuter.) Probably not a Cuban, either.
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Wonderbutt missing us. Courtesy of Cap’n Firepants.
Posted on June 24, 2012, in Dogs, Humor, Wonderbutt, Wonderbutt Texts and tagged bulldog, humor, life, Mark Cuban, pets, random, texting, wonderbutt. Bookmark the permalink.	29 Comments.
El Guapo | June 24, 2012 at 8:48 pm
Every place needs a Wonderbutt.
Everywhere except New York needs a Wonderbutt.
whatimeant2say | June 25, 2012 at 8:36 pm
Hmmm. Does this mean there is another version of Wonderbutt in New York? I wonder who that could be…
emily | June 24, 2012 at 9:32 pm
Very clever throwing stinky ‘ol Mark Cuban in there. Hope you had fun in Dallas!
whatimeant2say | June 25, 2012 at 8:37 pm
I thought that might be less controversial than some of the other Wonderbutts living in Dallas…
Lamberta | June 24, 2012 at 9:56 pm
I’ve always enjoyed Dallas. & San Antonio is pretty great too. Still loving Wonderbutt’s texts. hehe
whatimeant2say | June 25, 2012 at 8:39 pm
The dog has got a talent with the iPhone. He’s clever that way.
jmgoyder | June 24, 2012 at 11:32 pm
While you are away I am going to steal Wonderbutt!
I think Cap’n Firepants might help you.
misswhiplash | June 25, 2012 at 12:31 am
Maybe we could share him jmgoyder…cos i want him too..fancy Mrs Fire Pants leaving poor old WB on his lonesome…could it be classed as child abuse!!!
Don’t worry. Cap’n Firepants took good care of him. I think.
Diane Turner | June 25, 2012 at 1:27 am
I’d like to steal Wonderbutt, too. What a boy!
whatimeant2say | June 25, 2012 at 8:40 pm
I don’t think you people really understand how destructive this dog can be. And how noxious his fumes are!
monica | June 25, 2012 at 9:01 am
he looks so sad. hope you guys had fun in the big d.!
whatimeant2say | June 25, 2012 at 8:41 pm
It was a whirlwind trip. Couldn’t leave Wonderbutt for too long, you know.
becomingcliche | June 25, 2012 at 9:34 am
POOOOR WONDERBUTT!
He adores me, you know. Just can’t live without me.
Aja | June 25, 2012 at 11:44 am
At least he loves you despite all the stuff he does to drive you crazy
Aja | June 25, 2012 at 2:53 pm
I put up that wedding page. Email me for the password!
whatimeant2say | June 25, 2012 at 8:42 pm
Diane Henders | June 25, 2012 at 12:31 pm
Aaaaw, look at that sad face…
He is becoming quite good at putting on that sad face at opportune moments.
colliesofthemeadow | June 25, 2012 at 6:10 pm
Poor Wonderbutt!!! Looks so sad… Ginger says, just do a dastardly deed and she will be home very quickly… hehehe
whatimeant2say | June 25, 2012 at 8:43 pm
I think that Wonderbutt is afraid to do a dastardly deed when he is alone with Cap’n Firepants. The Cap’n is not quite so forgiving of WB’s dastardly deeds.
dogdaz | June 25, 2012 at 8:06 pm
Poor sad Wonderbutt! Next time take him to visit with you so he will not be so lonely.
I am afraid to inflict Wonderbutt on another household!
dogdaz | June 25, 2012 at 8:50 pm
Hahahaha – you can bring him here anytime. But he won’t like the trip.
Paws To Talk | June 25, 2012 at 9:45 pm
Aww, Wonderbutt. We could have visited and cheered you up. Or we could have called you with our new cell phone.
whatimeant2say | June 26, 2012 at 5:30 pm
Dogs texting each other would be an interesting conversation!
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2nd Circuit Court of Appeals says it is done with Aereo - Los Angeles Times
Aereo founder Chet Kanoja.
The U.S. 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in New York is tired of talking about Aereo, the start-up service that transmits broadcast TV signals to subscribers via the Internet that the broadcast industry is trying to shut down.
In April, a panel of judges for the 2nd Circuit ruled that Aereo did not violate copyright law. The broadcasters -- including Fox, CBS, NBC and ABC -- then petitioned to have that decision reviewed by the full court and on Tuesday the en banc request was denied.
“The Second Circuit’s denial of our request for an ‘en banc’ hearing, while disappointing was not unexpected,” a Fox spokesman said. “We will now review our options and determine the appropriate course of action, which include seeking a hearing in the U.S. Supreme Court and proceeding to a full trial on the merits of the case.”
Aereo is hardly out of the legal woods yet. CBS has vowed to fight the company wherever it launches it service.
“This decision comes as no surprise and all industry lawsuits against Aereo and similar services that steal our content are going forward as planned,” a CBS spokesman said.
Hearst Corp. has sued Aereo in Boston, where it owns a local TV station.
Aereo, whose backers include media mogul Barry Diller, provides access to broadcast TV signals via smartphones, tablets and Internet-friendly TVs. For between $8 and $12 a month, Aereo subscribers get a tiny antenna that can pick up the signals of broadcasters. The antenna and a cloud-based digital video recorder can hold up to 40 hours of programming.
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June 7, 2011 – Memory Select: Journeys in Creative Music
Longer Burning: The Music
Pamela Z has confessed. She owns a viola.
She told us as much at the start of Sunday’s “Longer Burning,” the latest in her years-long ROOM series of chamber concerts. She played viola as a child, and the instrument is still in her possession. Rather, the case is. It’s apparently been years since she’s verified that the viola is still alive. Schroedinger’s viola.
Several of the ROOM concerts have focused on one instrument or class of instruments — flutes, percussion, bass, voice — and Pamela Z has apparently been trying to get a viola version together for years. She did well, recruiting players who presented a wide range of styles.
Charlton Lee, founder of the Del Sol String Quartet, started the program with three modern works. “Melt Me So” by Edmund Campion was a piece for computer and performer, where the live instrument triggers responses generated by computer. It’s a dialogue but not a pure improvisation; the program notes provided by Lee describe a deeply collaborative engagement between Campion and the various performers who’ve done “Melt Me So.”
His other two pieces were acoustic. “Calligraphy No. 5” was written by Reza Vali as a modern piece that uses a traditional Persian scale that to Western ears sounds, well, Persian. For Western ears, that meant a mixing of the familiar and the new, a soaring and very engaging piece.
Lee closed with “Insistence” (Matthew Cmiel), an athletic piece that kept returning to an almost bluesy little phrase. Really nice, with a rhythmic middle that calls for the performer to tap his foot (or maybe Lee was just getting into it).
Jhno performed next, as mentioned below. As often happens in electronic music, his piece developed in patient layers, and he’d just laid down the foundational colors before being interrupted.
Hank Dutt of Kronos Quartet presented what I suppose was the most conventional set of pieces, but it still wasn’t conventional conventional.
He started with the Bach-influenced “Solo Based on Courante” by Nils Bultmann. Very Bachian, in statements formed by long chains of notes. I was fascinated by one element of Dutt’s technique here. Maybe I just don’t see enough classical music up close, but many times, I noticed he started notes without friction, with none of the tiny crunch or grind that’s inevitable in more aggressive bowing. There was just air, as if he were coaxing the viola into breathing the tones.
Like Lee, Dutt took a “world music” turn, picking India as his destination, and a segment called “Alap” from “Raga Mishra Bhairavi,” by Ram Narayan. He closed it out with “Waiting,” a solo looping piece from Joan Jeanrenaud‘s album, Strange Toys. It’s a pretty piece that builds one phrase after another over a two-chord pattern, culminating in a dramatic credenza.
Pamela Z followed with a solo improvisation — a collage for samples, voice, and processing, where the samples came from the piano in her practice room during a Montalvo residency. She triggered these with hand motions in front of a sensor, a jangly little breakdown of noises matched against her voice’s soprano notes.
The program ended with Pamela Z, Dutt, and Lee in a group improvisation. They started tentatively, building from staccato fragments, and later meshed into some longer, gorgeous tones.
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Toolerable: Rehabbing an Old Scrub Plane
One of my flea market bargains
I found this old scrub plane at a flea market the other day, along with a few other neat tools. I'm not sure what drew me to this tool, other than it felt really comfortable in my hand.
It sure isn't pretty, though. My guess is it was user made. There is a bolt that goes all the way through this plane, which stabilizes a big crack in the body. There is also a screw right above the bolt that stabilizes a smaller crack. The iron is painted red on both sides, and I have a sneaking suspicion that this blade was repurposed from something else.
The good news is that being a scrub plane, the tolerances do not have to be too fine. This is a rough tool, so a lot can be forgiven.
The first thing that needed to be done was the blade needed some serious attention. As you can see, when I started lapping the back some pretty serious problems are evident.
Looks like there is some serious work to do. As you can see, the tip was dubbed over pretty bad, and the back looks very uneven. My decision was to lap for only 10 or 15 minutes, and I would grind the rest away.
After lapping as much as I could stand, I painted the back with machinist's layout fluid and scribed a line with my compass with a three inch radius. I scribed this line pretty far back from the tip to ensure that the dubbed edge would be all ground away.
One edge was massively dubbed over, and I figured I was going to have to live with it. I didn't want to spend two days lapping an iron on a scrub plane.
Now for the fun part. I recently got a new vintage hand cranked grinder from eBay. It is a Best Maide #151. This thing is awesome. It has the handle on the front, which I didn't think I would like, but I do. I put a Norton 3X wheel on it and off I went.
The big problem with this particular grinder, is there is no where on the casting to attach a tool rest. So I improvised.
Ghetto tool rest. Ugly, but functional.
I stacked a few thick offcuts on my bench, and the grinder is attached to the wooden cross brace from the back wall. With the above setup, I could grind accurately. This gave me a good 90 degree angle. It is important when shaping an iron to grind at 90 degrees until you get to your line, then switch to your final bevel. This makes things a LOT easier.
Grinding to my line.
It did not take too long or burn too many calories to give this iron it's new shape.
I did realize that it is important to wear eye protection when grinding. I am unaccustomed to wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when using hand tools, but this grinder is an exception. There is nothing to keep dust and metal parts from flying everywhere. Safety First!
After grinding to the line it was a simple matter of finding another riser block to get the angle I needed for the bevel grind.
If this looks as if it isn't the worlds most stable and accurate tool rest, you are right because it isn't. It is surprising, though, how well it worked. Grinding doesn't have to be perfect, honing and polishing does. Besides, this would have taken forever to grind on my coarse diamond stone.
Ground pretty close. I can move to my stones now.
I was surprised and amazed at how quickly and easily this worked. After I got to this point on the grinder, I finished honing the back using the ruler trick. I normally don't use the ruler trick, just because I feel if an iron gets a back bevel, it is there to stay. I have to admit that it worked brilliantly in this case because I was able to get a nice shiny area all along the cutting edge on the back, including where that nasty dubbing was.
Back of the iron after the Ruler Trick.
So, I sharpened this cambered blade to 8000 grit (complete overkill for a scrub) and noticed that the edge had disintegrated right in the middle.
I think this is a sign this steel isn't good for a plane blade.
I had to go back to the grinder. After a few minutes, I had a new edge, sharpened and ready to go.
I put the blade under tension, backed out of the way, and planed the sole flat with my jack plane since it was handy. Four or five swipes later, this plane was as good as new.
I clamped up a scrap piece of cherry and started planing across the grain. After a little bit of fiddling, the plane really started taking some nice cross grain shavings. It didn't like it if it was too thick, it backed the blade out. As long as the blade was just shy of too thick, it cut very nicely.
I took a random shaving to measure with my calipers. 51 thousandths of an inch, not too bad. I'll have to compare that with some of the other roughing planes I have.
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Aymeric April 23, 2013 at 12:45 PM
what !? you have a power tool in your shop!!! or is it a manual grinder?
I like your tool rest! the other day I had a hard time grinding a 1918 chisel from peugeot & frères that I found at an antique shop for 1 euro, next time I will know how to do it...
Brian Eve April 23, 2013 at 1:16 PM
Yes, it is a hand-cranked grinder. Power tools are too noisy and dirty for my little shop. I'll try to post a better photo of it soon.


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The Virtual Refrigerator: March 2007
Don't let the look fool you, these guys are actually the BCA Worship Team trying to be a little "blues-y."
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THE BOY SCOUT CAMPOUT
The BCA Boy Scout Troop recently had a "Weekend Camp Out"
filled with rocket launches, hiking, rustic living and campfires!
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The Third Grade class is learning to write Chinese Characters... you can watch them practice this here. B.C.A. has students from many countries and cultures, so this isn't that unusual to us!
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Some of our Elementary students were rewarded for completing a reading program... they had to read 15 minutes a night for 60 nights! Here you see them with Jane Perkins, one of our Elementary teachers. The reward party was held at "Balonul Copiilor," which is a large indoor children's "jumping park."
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...taking a break from school work to smile for the camera!
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Mrs. York's 3rd graders wrote Persuasive Letters to people in authority to convince them to do something important. Here are two great examples.
To The Embassy Guard, by Isaac
To The Bloc Administrator, by James
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HYER MIKE
Below are two stories written by students in Ms. Opris' class
...they are patterned on the story of Cinderella!
by Jonathan, grade 4
Hi, I am Mike. I live in America. I live with my step-dad and step-brother. My dad is always telling me what to do.
I am a rock star. I have a really good friend who is a lizard. I talk to him every day.
One day my step-dad was going to a rock concert one day away. He told me to clean the whole house, then he and my step-brother left.
I was so angry I didn't want to obey my dad. So I just sat on my bed.
All of a sudden I saw the lizard. He held a small glass vial with green stuff in it.
The lizard said, "I found this but I can't read it." So I picked it up and read it. It said, "magic potion for super speed."
I was curious so I dumped it in my mouth and swallowed it. Then I passed out.
When I woke up I felt weird. The lizard was trying to wake me up. He said, "So you finally woke up."
I told him, "I feel like I can run miles." So the lizard and I went outside to see how fast I could run. I ran as fast as I could.
The lizard thought I had disappeared. I felt like I was running 200 miles an hour. I turned around and came back. The lizard was speechless.
Then I knew! It was the green potion. I remembered the rock star concert was almost on. I finally knew how to get to the show...
Run!! I picked up the lizard and I ran. I remembered I had a speedometer in my pocket. I turned it on and noticed I was running 356 miles an hour!!
I was sure it wouldn't take me that long. Finally I got there. I put a mask on that I bought on my way. I walked in just in time.
One minute before the end. I saw the President's daughter. She was the most beautiful girl I had ever seen. When the concert ended the crowd forced me to move out the door.
Then I saw my dad and I grabbed my lizard and ran home. I lost my speedometer.
When dad got home I just barely finished the housework.
That night the President's daughter told some spies to find me. While they were looking they found my speedometer and they saw shoe rubber tracks. They followed the tracks and came to my house.
They knocked on the door and I answered it. They asked if I own the speedometer. I say, "Yes," and they took me to her house and I got married.
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HEATHER AND THE MAGIC HUSKY
By McKenna , 4th grade
A long time ago there was a girl named Heather. Heather was beautiful, smart and obedient. She lived in Alaska. Her mother died right after she was born.
Her father was poor because he had not had a job in a long time. One day he left Alaska to lead an expedition. While he was gone he left Heather with their neighbor.
Their neighbor's name was Samantha Swain. People called her Miss Swain. Miss Swain had two daughters named Janice and Lanice, they were twins. They were not very pretty. Miss Swain's husband died and since then she was mean to everyone except her daughters.
They lived in a big house with a big yard and a barn where they kept 21 huskies. 19 of them pulled sleds and two of them are puppies. Heather loved to play with them.
As soon as her father left Samantha made Heather do many chores. She also made her sleep in the barn with the huskies. After a while every day she had to do the same thing.
But all that was changed by a letter. One day Heather was cooking breakfast. When a man came carrying a letter. He said it was an urgent letter for Heather Cox. She told the man that was her name, so he left.
She opened the letter and it was from her father! It said,
"Dear Heather, I miss you a lot and I cannot wait to see you. Guess what? I found a job!I am going to take the President and his son, Tom, around Alaska to go on their regular hunting trip. So I will see you soon. Oh! We are coming in a week. Love, your Father."
When she was done reading the letter, Samantha came and took it out of her hand and read it. Then she told her daughters and they screamed.
They decided to have a party at their house for the President and Tom. For the next few days they were busy decorating the house.
When the day arrived, Heather was feeding the dogs when Miss Swain locked the door. Heather was very mad and started to scream and cry. Miss Swain told Heather to be quiet and if she was quiet she would let her out after the party.
Heather could hear the guests arrive, and she thought, "what am I going to do? I must see my father."
Then suddenly the oldest of the huskies started talking to her. He said, "since you have taken such good care of us, we will take care of you."
Then he howled and she was in a beautiful dress. He barked and the door of the barn opened. He said that the magic would end at 12:00. She said, "OK," and left.
As son as she walked in the door the President's son, Tom, fell in love with her.
Heather's father introduced them. They decided to get married. And they lived happily ever after.
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So, every week I'm in a meeting for my section at work. It's the unit heads in the section, plus a few other special people. I'm not a unit head. Apparently I'm special. When we're at the meeting and someone doesn't have anything to contribute they usually say something along the lines of "Just routine stuff."
And that's how I feel about my blog. Our life is mostly routine stuff right now. This is part of the reason why I haven't blogged much lately. The other reason is that we're busy. We're really busy, but it's with work, and school, school activities, and seeing friends, and day-trips to the beach (today we went to a beach that's only about 45 minutes from home, it's not super-nice, but I've been to worse (and it's only 45 minutes from home!).
We did something that is both routine, and not routine. John and I went to Negril (the farthest resort town from home (only 3.5-4 hours away, seriously...if you love beaches, you must live in Jamaica)) to celebrate our anniversary. Last week we'd been married for 13 years (we've been together now for over 17 years - what?!). It's amazing to me that he's stuck with me for that long. This is not routine, because it's not common for us to ask my in-laws to come down for 10 days so that we can go away for six nights. It is routine because we have celebrated the last five anniversaries on an island. True - the last two have been on an island that we've lived on, but they're still islands! My view on of my days. Most other days looked similar to this.
Another thing we're doing right now that's not routine (but still sort of is), is Malachi getting his Epilepsy testing done. This year we're doing blood (routine), EEG (routine), and MRI (not routine). We've taken the blood (end.of.the.world.people. it was actually pretty torturous for him), and we did the MRI yesterday - yay for Saturday hours! This was his third MRI, and the first I've been in. He went under for his first one - and I was pregnant. John went in for the second one - because I was pregnant. This time I wasn't pregnant, so I went with him. I expected the noise, but I wasn't expecting him to have a hard time with it. But the machine is big - and really, really noisy. He had ear plugs, and then two layers of padding outside of his ears. He got really nervous, and about ten minutes in he started crying from the ear plugs. He said they hurt. The technician (who was amazing with Malachi), fixed him up and Malachi made it the last 40 minutes like a champ. He was so brave, and mature. I was so proud of him.
Tuesday he's going in for the EEG. We have to sleep deprive him, so he'll sleep. The sleep deprivation won't have to be too strict. This kid falls asleep almost every morning on the bus.
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A branch of engineering that applies scientific methods for locating mineral deposits.
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1) Istanbul University, Faculty of Engineering, Department of Geophysical Engineering, 34320, Avcilar Campus, Istanbul, Turkey.
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Buying Dryfit T-shirts – Choosing the Best Ones for Your Sports Apparel Boutique?
The term “drifit t-shirt” is used to refer to a type of tee shirt made from a high-performance fabric which can transfer the sweat away from its inner surface, or from the body of wearers, to its outer surface. This allows the sweat to be evaporated fast and allow wearers to stay comfortable and dry. These are mainly used by athletes to stay comfy while indulging in sports activities. If you have a boutique which stocks sporting apparels, you should immediately place orders with drift t-shirts suppliers. The following tips will help you to choose the best supplies for your boutique.
First of all, you need to make sure that you are getting only high quality drifit tees for your store. A good way to ensure this is to buy from reputed drifit t-shirts manufacturers. Reputed manufacturers produce tees of an excellent construction, with proper material, stitching and color. This ensures that wearers can use the tees for a long time and can stay comfortable in them all day long.
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When I was pregnant with our first four boys, I began to feel that pregnancy was contagious. It seemed once I became pregnant, many others around me became pregnant as well. So it is with adoption.
One of my sisters is now pursuing adoption - from the African country, Ethiopia. Reid's sister is also pursuing adoption - also from the African country, Ethiopia. It's astounding to realize that this child of ours will have an African cousin on both sides of the family! Isn't that incredible?
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Another close friend has also started the process - from Ethiopia. Friends of friends are hosting orphans for the summer. A different family - praying about it, but where? A family from church deciding - domestic or foreign adoption? Others, wondering...about...adoption?
The truth is that orphans are everywhere. Children need homes. Children are desperate for LOVE and SECURITY. Who will accept the responsibility? Could it be you?
There was a time I thought it certainly would never be us. Money - not enough. Age - too old. Family - too big already. House - too small. But then Reid and I allowed God to lead our hearts. Our answer - YES!
The truth is also that it seems to be God's heart to care for these children. Throughout scripture, God continues to point us toward loving, caring, and giving to others, but especially those who are forgotten. There are many adoptive families in scripture - several in the lineage of Christ - Moses, Esther, Ruth, etc... Even Jesus was adopted by an earthly father, Joseph, who chose to love this child which was not his own. Finally, WE are adopted into this kingdom because of God's great love for us! YES, it is God's heart!
I recently read this quote by Clayton and Amber Jones who adopted from Ethiopia,
"Alone. Unclaimed. Forgotten. Longing. These are the words I would use to describe the faces of the orphans I met while uniting with our daughter for the first time in Ethiopia. other words I would use: Beautiful, resilient, joyful, forgiving, humble, and I could go on and on. Our daughter is one in a million, but also one among 4.6 million orphans that are still in Ethiopia...waiting...just for a family. Just a family. Not possessions. Not riches. Not fame - all the things many on this earth seek after. These kids simply want love and belonging.
But the question remains: Who will go? Many families may be willing but are afraid to take the leap of faith because of the terribly high cost of adoption..."
Clayton and Amber continue on to thank the organization Show Hope for giving them a grant to help offset the cost of the adoption.
Today, God continues to amaze me with His continual provision. Today we received the first donation by the "donate" button on this blog. I nearly fell out of my computer chair when I saw the e-mail! So unexpected! (Since the button had never been used, I'd forgotten it was even on here!) God is so good! Several have sent gifts in the mail, ordered t-shirts, donated to the yard sales, or shopped at the yard sales. A young girl sold root beer floats to help us. Another young person gave us her "Mason jar" full of money. A friend paid our portion of a hotel room for a competition Mason competed in recently. A doctor waived his co-pay for my visit! Friends worked to the point of exhaustion last weekend to host a HUGE Yard Sale for us! There are so many other ways people have helped beyond what I've listed. Thank you! Friends and family, YOU are bringing this child home! YOU are the hands and feet of Jesus to do so! THANK YOU! Words seem so inadequate. I can not believe God's provision! My faith continues to grow, as I witness God's love for this child.
To borrow more of Amber's words to each of you who have helped us, "Most importantly, our Father in heaven will be well pleased that you are participating in HIS redemption here on earth. Thank you, thank you, and a million more thank yous!"
For he chose us in him before the creation of the world to be holy and blameless in his sight. In love he predestined us to be adopted as his sons through Jesus Christ, in accordance with his pleasure and will— to the praise of his glorious grace, which he has freely given us in the One he loves. - Ephesians 1:4-6
For more encouragement on helping orphans, read Sydney's blog and find out what this 10 year old is doing to feed the orphans in Africa!


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Asian Tribune: 02/02/2006" By Munza MushtaqThe need for more effective communication, widespread transparency and robust monitoring came out strongly at a workshop that discussed the eight "Guiding Principles" for tsunami reconstruction.At the workshop, it was wholly agreed that people's participation is key to the entire process of reconstruction and this aspect has been generally ignored by the key players at all levels. The workshop participants agreed that people should not be mere passive recipients but actual owners of the process and the funds that have been raised to address their plight.The one-day workshop titled "Building Back Better- are we on track?" that brought together government, non-government, international, donor agencies from tsunami affected districts to the BMICH in Colombo, sought to present clear recommendations on implementing the guiding principles. These principles, dealing with equity, transparency, coordination, subsidiary, accountability among others, were introduced to guide the process of reconstruction and minimize discrimination, corruption and inequity in relief and rehabilitation.At the workshop, it was strongly recommended to share information and improve communication. For example, government circulars to the districts or divisions should be issued in Sinhala and Tamil, and not just in English. Communication between national-level players, whether government or donor, and the people is necessary in order for grassroots views to be incorporated in development plans. People also lack access to basic information about relief, aid or their entitlements. It was questioned whether people are aware of the guiding principles and a public information campaign was suggested.The need to use existing decentralized government mechanism was reiterated.At village level there is a need to strengthen community-based organizations and other village committees set up for this specific purpose- so that they can not only participate in the planning and implementation, the reconstruction but also, importantly, in monitoring and evaluating the progress.The problem with a multiplicity of organizations, players and policies at national levels has to be clarified in order to streamline the process of tsunami reconstruction.The roles of different sections of government, ministries, local bodies and the policies that affect the resettlement process have to be cleared up for more effective administration. One issue that was discussed in this light was the status of the buffer zone and the ability of people to live and work within its boundaries. In order to ensure transparency, accountability and reduce the chances of corrupt practices it is essential that institutions like the Auditor General's Department and Bribery Commission be strengthened by the central government.There is an urgent need to clearly state the role, mandate and jurisdiction of the newly established RADA (Reconstruction and Development Agency) that is the successor to TAFREN. The RADA already has a well established role in coordinating and sharing information on tsunami victims, aid disbursement, land allocation etc, but its new and further roles will have to be clearly defined that they do not conflict with the functions of existing institutions and line Ministries.The workshop was organized by Practical Action (formerly Intermediate Technology Development Group) and the DRMU (Disaster Relief Monitoring Unit) of the Human Rights Commission


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