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Kevin Smith Compares Bruce Willis To Harry Potter's Dementor
By Jay Jayson - September 6, 2017 02:01 am EDT
While appearing on the latest episode of AMC's Geeking Out, which is hosted by Kevin Smith and Greg Grunberg, screenwriters Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese confirmed they are penning the script for Zombieland 2, explained how the elusive Bill Murry ended up making that memorable and hilarious cameo in Zombieland, revealed that Ryan Reynolds dipped into his own pocket to make sure they were on the set of 20th Century Fox's Deadpool, and in a bonus YouTube segment discussed how difficult it was working with Bruce Willis on 2013's G.I. Joe: Retaliation.
Of course, Kevin Smith was super-excited to hear about their issues with Willis since he had his own issue with Willis while directing the former action-star in the 2010 buddy-cop film, Cop Out. In the past, Smith has called it a "soul crushing" experience.
Smith asked the writers, "Did you guys survive Bruce Willis?" "We just barely survived Bruce Willis," Reese replied. "He's a very hard man to please. He didn't like a lot of our stuff." According to Reese, during the fith or fourth day Willis was on set of G.I. Joe: Retaliation, he looked over the dialogue they wrote for his character, General Joseph Colton (a.k.a. the original G.I. Joe), and phsyically reacted in a negative way.
Knowing that Willis is tough to please, Wernick and Reese prepared ahead of time by writing "a ton of variations on what these lines could be," but each time Reese pitched an alternate line, Willis would reply, "Pass." Once Reese got to a final line that he wasn't even all that jazzed about, Willis made the "gameshow buzzer" noise. Ouch!
Smith added, "If you've ever seen those Harry Potter movies, he's the Dementor." In agreement, Reese said, "I did get my soul sucked on a little bit in that moment."
A follow-up to the 2009 release of G.I. JOE: RISE OF THE COBRA, which grossed over $300M worldwide, Paramount Pictures, MGM and Skydance Productions, in association with HASBRO and di Bonaventura Pictures, commences production on G.I. JOE: RETALIATION. In this sequel, the G.I. Joes are not only fighting their mortal enemy Cobra; they are forced to contend with threats from within the government that jeopardize their very existence. The film stars D.J. Cotrona, Byung-hun Lee, Ray Park, Adrianne Palicki, Jonathan Pryce, RZA, Ray Stevenson, Channing Tatum with Bruce Willis and Dwayne Johnson. Directed by Jon M. Chu, and produced by Lorenzo di Bonaventura and Brian Goldner, from a screenplay by Rhett Reese & Paul Wernick.
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Join Eagle LEather at the Olympia Toy Run!
Feb 10, 2019 by Eagle Leather
Join Eagle Leather at the Olympia Toy Run
1 8,000 Plus Expected for
this Year's Olympia Toy Run!
By Deborah Angus
Gear your significant other, your kids, grandkids or some other buddy up and pack your bike with toys. Because it is time to get ready for the Olympia Toy Run.
This, the 35th annual riding bonanza, will take place on Saturday, December 1st and will most likely prove to be the largest Olympia Toy Run yet. Gates open at the South Sound Center in Lacey, WA (exit 108 from I-5, Sears Parking Lot) at 10 AM, performers will dazzle from 11 to 12:30 PM, and the "parade" begins at 1. And more than 18,000, last year's record, are expected to attend this year's event that is solely dedicated to raising funds and collecting toys for needy kids this holiday season.
Originally inspired by a group of 27 men 35 years ago, these motorcycle lovers wanted to make a difference. And boy did they! Over the years the run has transformed from a modest effort into a mammoth event that gives riders a chance to celebrate the holidays in a unique way. This year riders will enjoy repeat performances by the professional Seattle Cossacks Stunt & Drill Team, and the T90 Drill Team and, with weather permitting, the largest anticipated number of motorcyclists ever will ride in a colossal parade that might just be the biggest ever in history.
See the map on the official Olympia Toy Run site.http://olytoyrun.com/event/event-map/
The most amazing part of the event is the fact that so many individuals from a single community come together to support such a worthy cause. In 2010, Quick Throttle magazine reported more than 13,500 toys valued at $202,000 and another estimated $23,000 in cash donations were collected. The enormous contribution definitely brought a smile to hundreds and hundreds of children's faces.
All toys and donations are forwarded to Olympia's Salvation Army for distribution via their Toy n' Joy Shop. There, qualified parents from Lacey, Olympia and Tumwater can browse age appropriate rooms and pick and choose from among the donated items. (For information on applying for the program, call 360-352-8596 or apply at the Salvation Army Corps Community Center on Dec. 6, 2012 from 8:30 to 11:30 and 12:30 to 3:30: 1505 E. 4th Avenue, Olympia, WA 98501).
Mike Oravits, project coordinator at the Salvation Army in Olympia, said "I don't know what we would do without contributions, and the efforts of Toy Run Leader Joe Sullivan." Before the Toy Run, the Salvation Army would be forced to spend finite funds for their holiday gift program that can now be used for other purposes.
"Two 27-foot U-hauls are usually delivered to us by Toy-Run volunteers which are our main source of toys," he noted -- and that's definitely a boat-load of toys!
As far as the booty you can bring, Oravits said that the best toys are those that are durable and actually less expensive. "In addition to toys, we can also use new clothing -- shoes and coats for all ages.
We could also use gifts for 13 to 16 year olds." He said even though they have not been traditionally included in the program, it's tough to see parents with young and small children walk away with nothing for their teens. See the side bar on the left for more gift ideas.
Facebook fan Polaris Suzuki shared how she gets non-riding shoppers involved. "I usually go into the Target at the [Toy Run] staging area and go to the toy section. On the way to the counter I have people running up with toys and cash to pay for said toys to add to the donation. It feels good to see even those that don't ride take part by adding to the joy of kids on Christmas morning."
Eagle Leather will be There
Give a gift to yourself by checking in with the Eagle Leather gang, who will be manning a booth in the vendor section. There is a free drawing that you can sign up for but you can only find out about the specifics if you visit the booth. Can't make the ride? Drop in to either of our stores before December 16 and ask about the Great Gear Giveaway. We'll get you registered!
The Salvation Army is always in need of a extra hands. If you are so inclined and would like to help, call 360-352-8596 ext. 0, between 8 AM and 3:30 PM. Tell them you want to volunteer.
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Carney Plumbing Heating & Cooling
3rd year as a Best Pick
Carney Plumbing Heating & Cooling has received 4.6 out of 5 stars based on 57 customer surveys.
3rd year as a Best Pick Call
"Carney provides 24/7 service for plumbing, heating, and cooling projects. We repair, replace, and install literally hundreds of different plumbing, heating, and cooling products. We offer free estimates for many projects, and our staff is dedicated, well trained, trustworthy, and respectful. At Carney, we're always here to help."
Kevin Carney | President
Carney Plumbing Heating & Cooling offers sewer line replacement in addition to a range of cleaning and repair services for drains and sewers, including rodding, camera inspections, jetting, root removal, and excavation. The company also performs HVAC and plumbing services.
Carney offers tank, parts, and labor warranties of up to ten years for water heaters. The company honors manufacturers' warranties.
The local, second-generation, family-owned-and-operated company has been serving residential customers since 1976.
Ambler, Collegeville, Glenside, Harleysville, Lansdale, Norristown, North Wales, Pottstown, Royersford, Bryn Mawr, Malvern, Philadelphia, Wayne, Chalfont, Doylestown, Feasterville Trevose, Langhorne, Morrisville, Newtown, Perkasie, Southampton, Warminster
900 Old Bethlehem Pike
Line Lexington, PA 18932
Review by Ashley J. | Blue Bell, PA
"These guys are the best and extremely responsive & very informed. They also are extremely courteous and conscientious about your home."
Review by Perkasie, PA Homeowner
"Carney did a great job for us. Most recently, they found a problem with my furnace and ended up replacing the whole thing under warranty. They have done drain work. We had an emergency. The drains backed up just before guests arrived, and they came out. It took them several hours, but they got the drains cleared. I would grade the overall experience with an A+."
Review by Sellersville, PA Homeowner
"I liked that they are knowledgeable and friendly; they always come the day I need them. They are easily available. I would grade the overall experience with Carney an A+."
Review by Blooming Glen, PA Homeowner
"They did a whole house filter. Their professionalism stood out. They were on time for their appointments. They cleaned up after the job. I was very pleased with the service as a whole. I'd give them an A+ overall."
Review by Sellerville, PA Homeowner
"They were out twice. Once they were out to fix a bib that we couldn't get to stop dripping. They capped it and they're going to finish in the spring. That was our choice. I just had a problem with it. They have to put in a new bib, a completely new bib. You have to get up into the ceiling in my basement to do that. So we're putting it off until the spring. They're dependable. When they say they're coming, they come. They show up and they call before they get here. A couple of days later, we were having problems with the toilet in the basement. That kept running and they replaced parts of it and fixed that. So we had them twice. Overall, I'd give them an A. The only thing is that I think it's a little bit expensive. I don't know how it compares to other plumbers, it might be the same price that they would charge. I thought their price was a little high."
Review by Biffar S. | Hatfield, PA
"We have a service contract with Carney and all their technicians have been great and kept all my heating and ac working and well maintained. Very friendly and professional in all their services. Very satisfied."
Review by North Wales, PA Homeowner
"Plumber Jeremy Henkensiefken is a very talented & well educated staff member. Several good technicians have worked other projects in our home."
Review by Lansdale, PA Homeowner
"We've been dealing with them since 1987."
Review by Chalfont, PA Homeowner
"I would like to recognize Bill for his exceptional service. I asked for a senior tech, and he came out in the time I requested, and he has been doing work for us over twelve years. He is always professional and quick but does a thorough job. He is an overall outstanding person."
Review by Linden L. | North Wales, PA
"The technician was very efficient, and the workmanship was great. He was very professional."
"They always meet the expectations. They always do a great job. My expectations are always high and they always meet them. It almost becomes a downfall if you always give exceptional service. What makes it more exceptional?"
"I would like to recognize Bob Blessing for exceptional service."
Review by Joan M. | Chalfont, PA
"I've always liked Jerry and was disappointed when he retired. Now I always ask for Jeremy or Jason whenever I need work done."
Review by Gilbert M. | Ambler, PA
Review by Mary B. | Hatfield, PA
"They are very good with time management."
Review by Souderton, PA Homeowner
Review by Lower Gwynedd, PA Homeowner
Review by Raynor S. | Gwynedd Valley, PA
"The Carney technicians are highly-trained, highly-professional, and trustworthy. They provided good service, follow-up, and answered all of my questions. They are great and very patient."
Review by Timothy M. | Doylestown, PA
"They are all great."
Review by Quakertown, PA Homeowner
Review by McAllister T. | Maple Glen, PA
Review by Hatfield, PA Homeowner
"Plumber was experienced and worked quickly."
Review by Norristown, PA Homeowner
"They met or exceeded my expectations by providing a fair service."
Review by McGrath J. | Jamison, PA
Review by Lahaska, PA Homeowner
Review by Plymouth Meeting, PA Homeowner
"All of the workers are fantastic. I cannot think of any name in particular."
Review by Stephen M. | North Wales, PA
"I was most satisfied with the timing and the way it all looked when they were done. Everything worked just the way it was supposed to."
"The job is always maintained and done. They are pricing that is my only negative comment."
Review by McGrath M. | Doylestown, PA
Review by Randolph K. | Telford, PA
"We've been using them for 25 years. They do a wonderful job and are friendly."
Review by Porreca R. | Lansdale, PA
"I think we've met all staff. All very efficient"
"We've?? used Carney for several years for many different problems and projects and they have always done great & clean work."
Review by Darden D. | Lansdale, PA
"Carney Plumbing Heating and Cooling Inc. did a good job! I have used them for 20 years."
Review by Furlong, PA Homeowner
"The installation of our new AC unit was perfect. Everyone involved did a great job."
"Everyone there"
Review by Cryder S. | Chalfont, PA
"The way that your employees treated our home when performing major work indoors. They all treated our home with consideration and respect. Additionally, all of the workers were very professional, worked very hard and tried to minimize disruptions in our life as much as possible."
Review by Flynn S. | Sellersville, PA
Review by Gebhardtsbauer S. | Lansdale, PA
"I love that Carney employees wear booties in the house to protect carpeting."
Review by Deborah H. | Hatfield, PA
"I would like to recognize Jeremy for his exceptional service. He was a very nice young man who was good at explaining things."
Review by Carol C. | Harleysville, PA
"It seems to be a growing trend that when they come out here, they are almost forced to cross-sale another service. I don't replace a water heater that's working; if I'm not interested in a water softener, then I don't want them to try to sell me something. It seems to have gotten worse in the past few years and has left a bad taste in my mouth."
Review by John K. | North Wales, PA
"Quality workmanship, easy to work with, scheduling was easy."
"Kevin. He has been here a few times and always does a great job."
"They were replacing a shower manifold. I liked the quality and the care and concern that he gave. I'd give them an A+. I had no complaints. He answered all of the questions that I had and addressed the actual concerns that I had as well. Everything was great. If I had any plumbing concerns and somebody asked me, I would definitely recommend Carney. There's no doubt about that."
"They did sewer work. They were good. They did the work and I thought they were fair in price. I'd give them an A+. I don't have any complaints. I've recommended them."
Review by Blue Bell, PA Homeowner
"They put in a tankless water heater. They did a good job. I thought they were expensive. They did good work, but they were expensive. I'd give them an A. I would recommend them. I would tell somebody that they do great work, but they're expensive."
Review by Roslyn, PA Homeowner
"It was a water filtration system, a water softener, filters, and an acid neutralizer. The customer service was great and the actual plumber guy who came out was excellent and did everything they said they would do. They don't nickel and dime you like some plumbing places could. I'd give them an A+ overall. I had no complaints. Everything went smoothly. I'd highly recommend them."


Feelings of trust, fear, confidence, pride, friendship, and humor are all part of social-emotional development. The toddler years are more mobile and exploratory. . Furthermore, when a child has been neglected, rejected, and does not feel secure, he has difficulty developing skills to socialize with others. In the 21st century, the average age at which children, especially girls, reach puberty is lower compared to the 19th century, when it was 15 for girls and 16 for boys. Cephalocaudal development Proximodistal development Proximodistal development occurs from the centre or core of the body in an outward direction.
As we go through life, if we are willing to take responsibility for ourselves and learn as much as we can along the way, we will develop maturity and character. The Grand Period of Growth : The vegetative growth of most plants in general shows three phases, starting slowly, becoming gradually faster and finally slowing again. Experiment to Study Phases of Growth : Germinate a few seeds of Pea or Bean in moist saw dust. For both boys and girls the age at the peak of the major growth spurt frequently occurs up to two years before or after the average age. Children do not breathe as slowly or as deeply as adults.
Hearing Hearing also develops early in life, and even before birth. During winters, when the days are short, plants grow slowly; as the days get longer toward spring, growth is accelerated. Plants in flooded fields or in water logged pots do not thrive due to marked deficiencies in soil aeration. Here, infants learn about the world through their senses, looking around constantly, looking at faces of caregivers, responding to smiling faces. We will start by looking at how the body changes during development. For example, the fetus moves its whole body but is incapable of making specific responses. The typical age of attaining adulthood is 18, although definition may vary by legal rights and country.
According to this principle, a child will gain physical control of their head first. This ignorance places unrealistic expectations on the child and often causes them to give up the sport. At puberty girls start to produce mature eggs in their ovaries. They also think with their senses and movement. The child did not simply sit down one day, grab a crayon, and draw. Growth Spurts When the rate of growth increases rapidly it is called a growth spurt.
This is clearly shown in the diagram below. Good coaches know and understand the many changes that take place from child to adult and structure their coaching to best suit the needs of the young athlete. I did try to pluck but found that it grows back immediately within a day. At one month of age, their gaze is on the hairline of a parent or other caregiver. What this means is that the development of the head and brain tends to be more advanced in the sense that it occurs first than the rest of the body. When object permanence is developed, the child begins to understand that the rattle is still there even though it is covered, out of sight.
It is generally accepted that the earliest human ancestors grew more like apes than like humans today. Forman, George, and David Kuschner. Children are not just smaller versions of adults. Reflexes Infants at birth have reflexes as their sole physical ability. We are free to begin to question what is really important in life. By age 4 to 6 months, an infant's weight should be double their birth weight.
Sometimes, the term thermo-periodicity is used to designate the effects of an alternation of temperature between the day and night upon the growth and other reactions of the plants. Menstruation is a normal biological process that commences with the sexual development at puberty. This is assimilation and it results in increase in cell size. Motor Sequence Physical development is orderly and occurs in predictable sequence. The optimum temperatures for the growth of tropical plants are higher than the temperate ones.
During this stage of sensory learning, infants reach for, hit at, and grasp objects that are within their reach, such as dangling jewelry and long hair. Here, both the progeny cells following mitotic division retain the ability to divide and continue to do so Fig. These variations in growth occur due to several external and internal factors. When communicating with people or helping others grow and develop, you can know which goals are realistic and appropriate for their level of growth and development. If you are interested in learning about growth beyond 18 years of age please let me know and I can post information about physical growth during adulthood. For the purpose of this discussion, physical growth refers to the growth of the body and the nervous system.
The egg then lodges in the , where an and later develop until. They use movements, facial expressions, and sounds to communicate basic comfort or discomfort. As soon as the ink dries up, place the seedlings on moist blotting paper in a petri dish. They also enjoy toys that rattle and squeak and will put any and all things in the mouth. This is called the proximodistal pattern. Chemical analysis of a mucopolymer component in cell walls of the blue-green alga Phormidium uncinatum. For example, changes in the relative size of the head in childhood affects the balance of the body during movement and the relative shortness of the legs in the very young limits running ability.


As the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, strike enters the third week, undergraduates in public universities are lamenting their fate. This happened just as the meeting between ASUU and the Federal Government held on Thursday ended in deadlock.
While another meeting is scheduled to hold this week, ASUU is insisting that until the Federal Government accedes to its demands as highlighted in the 2009 agreement, university teachers will not return to the classroom.
The union wants government to resume negotiation on the 2009 agreement regarding the decay in public universities.
While decrying the decay in infrastructure and equipment in public universities, ASUU is asking for N1.1 trillion to fund the university system.
Besides the 2009 agreement, ASUU is accusing government of disregard for the agreements it reached with the union in 2013 and 2017, as well as the failure to pay the arrears of the shortfall in salaries, even after the presidential initiative on continuous audit verification.
It explained that the Federal Government had failed to release the operational licence of the Nigeria University Pension Management Company to serve as a pension fund administrator for universities' staff, as contained in the 2017 Memorandum of Action.
ASUU is equally asking government to address some issues in University of Ilorin, Lagos State University and Kwara State University, among others.
The issues, according to ASUU President, Professor Biodun Ogunyemi, include the payment of fractions and non-payment of salaries, earned academic allowances, non-release of operational license of NUPEMCO, non-implementation of the provisions of the 2014 Pension Reform Act with respect to retired professors and their salaries, and exclusion of university staff schools from funding by government.
Other demands are funding for the revitalisation of public universities that entails implementation of Needs Assessment Report and addressing poor funding of state universities and proliferation of universities by their Visitors.
1.Areas of agreement include funding for revitalization of public universities and the issue of Earned Academic Allowances.
2.The issue of University Staff Schools.
The implementation of the judgment of the National Industrial Court, National Universities Pension Management Company and guidelines for pension matters for professors.
4.The exemption offered by the government regarding the issue of TSA, which included the issue of grants, endowment funds as well as salary shortfall, which is already being implemented by the government.
5.The union also promised to submit a position paper to the Federal Government on their observation with a view for government to advise state governments.


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import de.tse.simplerestfacade.marshalling.Marshaller;
import de.tse.simplerestfacade.marshalling.MarshallingConfig;
import de.tse.simplerestfacade.marshalling.MarshallingConfigProvider;
import de.tse.simplerestfacade.marshalling.Unmarshaller;

public class MarshallingConfigProviderCoreTest {

    @Test(expected = RestClientException.class)
    public void testWithoutAnyMarshallingConfigProvider() {

        MarshallingConfigProvider provider = new MarshallingConfigProvider(Collections.emptyList());
        provider.getMarshaller(MediaType.APPLICATION_XML);
    }

    @Test
    public void testWithOneCustomMarshallingConfigProvider() {

        List<MarshallingConfig> configs = Arrays.asList(new DummyXmlMarshallingConfig());

        MarshallingConfigProvider provider = new MarshallingConfigProvider(configs);

        DummyMarshaller marshaller = (DummyMarshaller) provider.getMarshaller(MediaType.APPLICATION_XML);
        Assert.assertNotNull(marshaller);
        Assert.assertEquals(MediaType.APPLICATION_XML, marshaller.getMediaType());

        DummyUnmarshaller unmarshaller = (DummyUnmarshaller) provider.getUnmarshaller(MediaType.APPLICATION_XML);
        Assert.assertNotNull(unmarshaller);
        Assert.assertEquals(MediaType.APPLICATION_XML, unmarshaller.getMediaType());
    }

    @Test
    public void testWithMultipleCustomMarshallingConfigProvider() {

        List<MarshallingConfig> configs = Arrays.asList(new DummyXmlMarshallingConfig(),
                                                        new DummyJsonMarshallingConfig());

        MarshallingConfigProvider provider = new MarshallingConfigProvider(configs);

        DummyMarshaller xmlMarshaller = (DummyMarshaller) provider.getMarshaller(MediaType.APPLICATION_XML);
        Assert.assertNotNull(xmlMarshaller);
        Assert.assertEquals(MediaType.APPLICATION_XML, xmlMarshaller.getMediaType());

        DummyUnmarshaller xmlUnmarshaller = (DummyUnmarshaller) provider.getUnmarshaller(MediaType.APPLICATION_XML);
        Assert.assertNotNull(xmlUnmarshaller);
        Assert.assertEquals(MediaType.APPLICATION_XML, xmlUnmarshaller.getMediaType());

        DummyMarshaller jsonMarshaller = (DummyMarshaller) provider.getMarshaller(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON);
        Assert.assertNotNull(jsonMarshaller);
        Assert.assertEquals(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON, jsonMarshaller.getMediaType());

        DummyUnmarshaller jsonUnmarshaller = (DummyUnmarshaller) provider.getUnmarshaller(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON);
        Assert.assertNotNull(jsonUnmarshaller);
        Assert.assertEquals(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON, jsonUnmarshaller.getMediaType());
    }

    @Test(expected = RestClientException.class)
    public void testWithMultipleCustomMarshallingConfigProviderWithoutResult() {

        List<MarshallingConfig> configs = Arrays.asList(new DummyXmlMarshallingConfig(),
                                                        new DummyJsonMarshallingConfig());

        MarshallingConfigProvider provider = new MarshallingConfigProvider(configs);

        provider.getMarshaller(MediaType.APPLICATION_XHTML_XML);
    }
}

class DummyXmlMarshallingConfig implements MarshallingConfig {

    @Override public boolean supportsMediaType(final String mediaType) {
        return MediaType.APPLICATION_XML.equals(mediaType);
    }

    @Override public Unmarshaller getUnmarshaller() {
        return new DummyUnmarshaller(MediaType.APPLICATION_XML);
    }

    @Override public Marshaller getMarshaller() {
        return new DummyMarshaller(MediaType.APPLICATION_XML);
    }
}

class DummyJsonMarshallingConfig implements MarshallingConfig {

    @Override public boolean supportsMediaType(final String mediaType) {
        return MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON.equals(mediaType);
    }

    @Override public Unmarshaller getUnmarshaller() {
        return new DummyUnmarshaller(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON);
    }

    @Override public Marshaller getMarshaller() {
        return new DummyMarshaller(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON);
    }
}

class DummyMarshaller implements Marshaller {

    private String mediaType;

    public DummyMarshaller(final String mediaType) {
        this.mediaType = mediaType;
    }

    @Override public String marshall(final Object data) {
        return null;
    }

    public String getMediaType() {
        return mediaType;
    }
}

class DummyUnmarshaller implements Unmarshaller {

    private String mediaType;

    public DummyUnmarshaller(final String mediaType) {
        this.mediaType = mediaType;
    }

    @Override public Object unmarshall(final String string, final Class<?> targetClass) {
        return null;
    }

    public String getMediaType() {
        return mediaType;
    }
}

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My friend since 8th grade Sarah (yes we share the same name), came all the way from Hawaii to visit this summer. I adore Sarah. She is one of those friends whom I will have all my life. We hadn't seen each other for three years and we were able to pick up like we'd seen each other just yesterday.
Her trip was a whirlwind and so much fun.
We snuck off without the baby for one night and grabbed dinner and a beer at the Amigo Lounge in Great Falls. Oh yum.
I showed her around the G Funk the next day, stopping off at my favorite coffee and cupcake shop, The Crooked Tree.
Then we headed back to Helena and grabbed some dinner with my parents before mapping out our next excursion.
We planned out the next day and titled it "Yellowstone on Crack."
We got up early the next morning and drove to Yellowstone where we basically flew as fast as we could through the park.
Here is the first portion of our day.
How man can you count? I count six.
I can't tell you how intoxicating the smell of sulphur was here. Mmmm nothing like a nice fart smell to overpower you.
Proof that Sarah was there.
I'm tripping you guys out right now with a SIDEWAYS picture. Whooooa!
And it's kind of full body, which is a big deal because I'm really trying to avoid all pictures at the moment until I get a little more svelte. I did throw Gib in front of me to help hide the extra fluff I have from having him.
Aaaaaah. I love nature. That rock formation looked almost fake so I had to take a picture for proof.
I had NO idea you were taking my picture from behind. I guess that's my payback for getting a full body shot, eh?! Haha! Man, that was a FUN trip! I miss you, buddy!


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Welcome to the new Runway Inspired Challenge #97.
What a brightly coloured outfit? I am a bright girl and I love this dress especially the orange lace border. Love the colour combination of ink blue and bright orange. Here is my card for the challenge.
I chose to use the colours together and the concept of lace like orange border on my card. The stamp set I have used for my orange lace border is called Wild Hibiscus. I love this stamp set for its shading on the image. Just awesome. I stamped the flowers all around the white panel. Then I stamp few flowers on scrap cardstock, cut them out and layered over the stamp image on the card panel.
For the sentiment, I stamped the Half tone Hello using Blue Violet Simon Says Stamp ink, then die cut using the coordinating die. The additional sentiment is stamped on a strip of white cardstock using Orange Soda Hero Arts ink and adhered using foam adhesives. The panel is adhered on an ink blue card base. Finally embellished with Cobalt sequins from Pretty Pink Posh.
Hope you like my take on the challenge. Check out Runway Inspired Challenge Blog for more design team inspiration. Come and play along to enter a chance to win $30 gift certificate from Altenew.
Great colour scheme. I love the card.
Love this Gayatri. The colour combo is great – wouldn't have thought of it myself but will pin it and keep it in mind for projects – very fresh!
Eek, I adore this color combo~ Love what you did with it Gayatri!


Kennet & Avon Canal 145 Mile Race 2019 | Canalrace C.I.C.
Held under UK:Athletics rules and with the kind permission of The Canal & River Trust, this non-stop race is from Temple Meads Railway Station, Bristol, along the way-marked Kennet & Avon Canal towpath, Thames Path National Trail and Grand Union Canal towpath to Paddington Railway Station, London. Competitors, who must be 18 or over, are recommended to have their own support crews, but up to 50 Unsupported runners can be catered for by the Organisers, Canalrace C.I.C.
Organised on the same lines as the GUCR, this 145 mile race follows canal, railway and river paths between Brunel's Bristol Temple Meads and London Paddington stations. Competitors receive comprehensive maps of the entire route which passes through the best of English countryside. On the way runners "climb" the magnificent Caen Hill flight of 29 locks. For runners, it's only a rise of 237 feet in 2 miles, but in canal terms it's one of the "Seven Wonders of the Waterways" and well worth seeing.
KACR is the second of a three race series "The Canalslam" totalling over 400 miles. Each race can be entered as a one-off, but competitors completing all three receive a special award. Again there are no entry qualifications, but a schedule to fit the 45 hour overall time limit is required.
Perpetual trophy for 1st Man and 1st Lady; canalware trophy for 1st Man and 1st Lady; certificate and memento for each finisher; memento for all Canalslam finishers.
is limited to 100 starters in total first come first served. Places will not be allocated by a draw.
Competitors must reach all checkpoints by the closing times printed on the supplied maps. They must leave within 40 minutes of arrival. (Ref. rule 4.) Competitors must reach the Whitehouse Roving Bridge (No 53) checkpoint at 72.4 miles within 19.5 hours, i.e. by 0130 hours on Saturday.
All competitors must display their race number to the front. It will be recorded at checkpoints en route. The medical form on the reverse of the number must be completed including emergency contact name and telephone number.
Buddy runners (someone who runs with the competitor) must not run in front of their runner, always beside or behind. If in front they will be regarded as pacers and pacing is not permitted in this event. Competitors may have only one buddy runner at a time and then only from the 66 mile meeting point at The Dundas Arms, Kintbury. Buddy runners must be on foot.
Early Registration on Thursday evening 25th July is open from 17:30 until 20:00 at Bristol Central Travelodge, Mitchell Lane, BS1 6BU.
Registration on race day Friday 26th July opens at 05:00 at Bristol Temple Meads Railway Station, BS1 6QF just a 400 metre walk from the Travelodge. We will start underneath the clock tower all being well. Plenty of parking is available at the Start.
The Finish is canalside at Paddington Central, Sheldon Square W2 6PY, Nr the Station and next to The Battleship Building, close to the Two Figures bronze sculpture.
Cancellations before 31st May 2019 will receive a full refund. A 50% refund will be paid if the organiser is notified between 1st and 30th June 2019. No refunds of the entry fee will be made from that date onward.


Yevgeny Voitsekhovsky and Pavel Stotsko aren't just a married gay couple — they were the first married gay couple in Russia after their January marriage was officially recognized by a government official. But their bliss was short lived, and they were quickly forced to flee the country in fear for their lives.
The couple has been staying ever since in a small town in the Netherlands, where they spoke exclusively to VICE News.
Although gay marriage is illegal in Russia, Voitsekhovsky and Stotsko took advantage of a loophole earlier this year after discovering the government recognizes foreign marriages.
The couple wed in Denmark in January, seven years after they first started dating. On their return to Russia, they took their internal passports to a government office to be officially registered.
To their surprise, registering at the municipality office went off without a hitch.
"They just took our marriage certificate and stamped our passports," Pavel Stotsko told VICE News. "At the time, the woman that did it saw that there are two men before her, but she wasn't in any way shocked. She acted by the order they have that marriage registered abroad is recognized in Russia".
The trouble came afterward, when the couple went on television to talk about their status as Russia's first married gay couple.
Over the next few days, they say, they were harassed by police and had their domestic passports containing their marriage stamps confiscated and canceled.
On the advice of lawyers — and with the financial support of LGBT activists — Voitsekhovsky and Stotsko fled to Amsterdam, without even saying goodbye to their family. They declared themselves as asylum seekers to police at Amsterdam's Schipol Airport, and have been living as refugees ever since.
Last week, after six months of uncertainty and adjustment to life in a place very different to Russia, they received their permanent resident cards.


Bears at the Christmas Table!
When celebrating the holidays, the Christmas lunch (or dinner) was usually served at 3.15pm in my house, after the Queens speech of course.
On our Christmas table was usually beef, pork and sometimes chicken or turkey. As red wine goes so well with red meat that was usually my choice and it went well with the big joint of beef my mum always cooked.
This year I expect to raise a glass or two and I will take along a nice Haraszthy Red, I love the bear on the front label but it is actually a fine red wine too. It's not too expensive and you can find it all over the USA.
So if you are looking for something to keep the bear in your Christmas – grab some and take it along to your Christmas dinner.