Lighthouse Reflections Screensaver
2009-09-23 15:43:00 A beautiful serene scene with a lighthouse during a sunset Screensaver.
Reflections on a SUPERNATURAL Silver-Screen Showdown
2009-09-03 16:38:00 By: CT As we anxiously await armageddon — aka the season premiere of SUPERNATURAL, airing at 9 p.m. E.T. on Thursday, September 10th — we thought this might be the perfect time to look back on the horror flicks Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki (aka those winsome Winchester boys) released earlier this year and decide whose manager deserves a raise… and whose should be demon bait! Let’s say right up front that we thought it was an odd choice for both of the guys to make films in the horror genre during their respective breaks. Yes, sticking to what you know — not to mention what made you famous — is a no-brainer, but let’s not forget that it’s also the path that led Sarah Michelle Gellar to such crapfests as The Return and flicks. Trust us, guys: Next time, stretch your wings a little. Trust that your fans will follow. In any case, both guys made not only horror flicks, but remakes of classic ones — Friday the 13th for Jared, My Bloody Valentine for Jensen — at...
By: the TV addict
reflections
2009-09-01 07:42:00 photos taken in september '08 .. my favourites are no2 & the 2 simpe bouy reflections at the end!what i've tweaked .. combo of some all or none of .. levels, contrast, equalised, color burn, selective desaturation, croppedcamera .. samsung pro 815
By: Hokum.
Reflections
2009-08-27 00:45:00 Mission: Not Impossible (we hope) Chicago photographers, you have a mission. Should you choose to accept this mission, keep on reading. This screen will self-destruct when you reach the end of the entry. Your assignment: Shoot photographs with the theme "reflection." Upon completion: Updated: Email the photograph into redeyetalk@gmail.com with "redeyephoto" in the subject line. Include your name, your age, your neighborhood, location of the photograph and caption information. The dossier: We want to capture the best images Chicagoans have to offer. Every week we will have a new theme, and RedEye's photo editor will select the best photographs to feature. Screen initiating destruction sequence... now. (Chicago Tribune Photo by Scott Strazzante)...
Murders in the Prashanthi temple ? reflections 2
2009-06-01 16:12:00 The Indian press repeatedly described events, as best they were able to investigate them through eye-witnesses who were too frightened to stand forth with their names. Literally hundreds of articles were written in all as the press tried to do its duty to society. Sathya Sai Baba rubbished the entire press coverage and the journalists ...
Reflections from a Yard Sale
2009-05-31 09:28:00 Perhaps, it comes from being a writer or perhaps it comes from my own nature, but I do perhaps reflect on experiences a bit overmuch. And have been accused of thinking too much in at least two, maybe three languages. But, there was something fascinating about yesterday’s yard sale, to me at least. This ...
By: GayPatriot
Murders in the Prashanthi temple ? reflections 1
2009-05-29 12:10:00 Concerning the 1993 murders in Sathya Sai Baba’s temple bedroom apartment SEE ALSO TRANSCRIPT OF BBC INTERVIEW WITH THE FORMER HOME MINISTER OF ANDHRA PRADESH – V.P. NAIR – ON THE MURDERS EPISODE, WITH SHORT VIDEO CLIP! (Click here) Two decades of experience of Sathya Sai Baba, mostly apparently very positive, led me to believe that he ...
Reflections of Military & Motherhood
2009-05-11 04:33:00 I woke to the sounds of pans clanking in the kitchen and pretended to still be sleeping, knowing it was time for my traditional Mother?s Day breakfast in bed. Going running was on my mind this morning, but I gobbled down every bits of chocolate chip pancakes and coffee with a smile. With my oldest ...
Reflections by Comrade Fidel
2009-03-20 19:12:00 Reflections by Comrade Fidel Former Cuban president Fidel Castro has taken to blogging his thoughts on the internet. Topics include the Agonies of Capitalism, Obama’s politics & ethics and…… even the World Baseball Classic! Thanks to Escambray, the newspaper of the province of Sancti Spiritus in Cuba, we can read Fidel’s weblog translated to english. Highlights include: The Baseball ...
By: Mop Up Duty
Reflections on CA Supreme Court Hearing on Prop 8
2009-03-06 00:45:00 I had planned a post today on the hearing the California Supreme Court this morning on the constitutionality of Prop 8, but realized that I would basically be repeating a point I had made over and over again, with a slight twist to reflect the circumstances. But, some things, I believe, bear repetition. This return ...
By: GayPatriot
Reflections
2009-02-23 15:17:00 NOL: Stuck in a side-way range. IT means i shouldn't be using ADX or MacD in my analysis. Stochastics suggest a rebound is on the way. As i am short on NOL, i am waiting for the purple moving average to confirm the bearishness. Based on the last two candle stick formation, it seems like NOL is ready to pop higher. Should I long? No! Up yes, but how much is the up-side? Aren't i safer to remain short as we now how market can plunge more than it climbs?HSI: The red spot on the chart is the likelyhood where the rebound may end. It is the downtrend resistance coupled with the neckline of the double top formation. The rally today caught my surprise because it came after Dow closed weak. HSI has not broken the last low about 12,400 points which disappoints me. HSI may rebound within the range still. RSI looks to be supported and this is bad news to shortist. Coz' if HSI is to rebound, plenty of room for RSI to move higher. However, this intra-week rebound may just be shortl...
Reflections
2009-02-16 11:45:00 Blog of the Day Awards for Mon, Feb 16, 2009A Blog of the Day Award goes to ReflectionsTechnorati TagsBlog Award Blog Awards winner Bloggers Blogs Awards Blogging Bloggies Weblogs Weblog Award of the day Award web online nominations Internet Blog of the Day Awards Blog of the Day Award Blog of the Day BOTDA winners Weblog Award Weblog Awards blogspotBe sure to submit your nominations early.Thank you,Bill Austin
Nick wrote a new blog post: reflections
2009-02-12 22:56:00 Nick wrote a new blog post: reflections reflections looking back at me everyday asking are you where you want to be? reflections lying 2 me when i look in the mirror its not me i see i pose as someone else live a life thats not meant to be going nowhere fast wheres the life thats meant for me??? am i all that i can be? is there any more to me? is that reflection really ...
By: BackBeat
Review: Prescriptives Winter Reflections Eye Color Quad
2009-02-02 14:45:00 --By Jules Newmark Winter Reflections Eye Color Quad $42.00 Available at: prescriptives.comHighlighting your eyes is one of the best things you can do for your overall look... that is, if you do it right with the most flattering colors for your skin. With the winter time, I'm always looking for richer colors without being too overwhelmed and making my whole eye and its surrounding areas
Reflections on Social Ecology and Drug Misuse.
2009-02-01 11:59:00 Image via WikipediaReflections on treatment: Part 1… society must take an ecological approach to addiction recovery, which focuses on the inter-relationships amongst people experiencing serious substance use problems and their personal (physical, psychological), family, social and cultural environments [Professor David Clark Blog, Wired In]certainly looks like 'social ecology' to me! /BlairGet Blairs Brain on Newsfeed... http://feeds.feedburner.com/Bla-irsBrain-CanvassingForOpinion
Reflections on the Inaguration
2009-01-24 05:25:00 Now that all the blog posts in the ’sphere have been written about a topic, I, as is typical of my way, will weigh in long after the topic has gone cold. I just returned this evening to the Centennial State from DC. I would certainly have posted on Tuesday afternoon, but I specifically didn’t bring my computer and ...
By: GayPatriot
The Mind's I: Fantasies and Reflections on Self & Soul
2009-01-04 17:39:00 The Mind's I: Fantasies and Reflections on Self & Soul (Paperback) by Douglas R. Hofstadter Paperback: 500 pages Publisher: Basic Books (January 2001) Language: English ISBN-10: 0465030912 From
Moscow night light river reflections #2
2008-12-30 21:29:00 (make sure you check out the large versions!)the big white building is known as "??? ????????????? (????? ???)" which translates as "the Government House (the White House)"you can see my previous posting of photos looking down the river in the opposite direction herewhat i've tweaked .. nowt muchWhat am i listening to? .. Amadou & Mariam - Beaux Dimanchescamera .. samsung pro 815
By: Hokum.
Reflections of India?s ?9/11?
2008-12-01 15:35:00 The National Review’s “Corner” has a very interesting post up this morning from a writer who was on the ground in India last week. The India Attacks - Justine Hardy When the news first hit on Wednesday night of violent attacks in Bombay/Mumbai every rumor and conspiracy theory began to swirl. These crazy spins are the air ...
By: GayPatriot
Reflections Of THE China Bridge Blogger.
2008-12-01 10:05:00 EastSouthWestNorth. Is any English language China blog more influential? I don't think so. Roland Song of ESWN was to give a speech at CNBloggercon, but was unable to attend due to a family emergency, so he has put online what he was going to say, entitled, "Reflections of a Bridge Blogger." (h/t to Lost Loawai) It beautifully sets out the evolving history of the "treatment" of China "social incidents" and the role the internet has played in this. It makes for great reading. CnReviews does an amazing job, here, of summarizing CNBloggercon.
By: China Law Blog
A Few Saturday Reflections
2008-11-24 14:00:00 'Bama was off this weekend, so I actually got to enjoy a football weekend without the emotional turmoil of your own team playing. It was refreshing, and I had a few thoughts that I'll throw out there for ya.1. The Oklahoma v. Texas Tech game proved that media sex appeals usually matters very little when evaluating good football. While prolific, pure run and gun offenses like at Texas Tech lack the fundamental discipline necessary to execute consistently against equal opposition. Bob Stoops and the Sooners exposed Texas Tech to be exactly what they really are-- the girl at the party who everybody loves until she loses her makeup-- the quintessential brown bagger.2. Here's to you, Tigahfan. Only you, after two BCS championships in the last five years can abandon your team at the first glimpse of adversity. After losing to Alabama, Tiger stadium has seemingly lost its night time mystique. It was empty in the third quarter against Troy, and once again vacant against Ole Miss. This is...
Photo Hunt #33: Reflections
2008-11-23 07:34:00 Angkor Wat, the largest religious structure in the world, a truly magnificent Khmer architectural masterpiece, the highlight of every tourist's visit, and the most photographed in all of Cambodia. From afar, looking at this famous tourist attraction in Cambodia will fill you with awe and anticipation. The sheer beauty of the massive site can be overwhelmingly beautiful, especially when veiled in mist in the early morning hours. Mysterious passage ways, beautiful carvings adorning temple walls, tall towers and sweeping courtyards fill the temple landscape and create a sight unlike any other you may have seen. Scrutinized, admired and interpreted by thousands of archaeologists, architects and other designers, the blueprint of Angkor Wat Cambodia remains one of the most unique in the world. Even more beauty is added gracefully to this tourist attraction in Cambodia by a large expanse of gleaming water found in front of the main entrance.- Destination360Seasoned photographers recommend...
Moscow night light river reflections
2008-10-31 07:21:00 what i've tweaked .. nothingWhat am i listening to? .. Owo L'Agba (Money Power)camera .. samsung pro 815
By: Hokum.
Playoff Reflections: Philly Goes to the World Series...
2008-10-16 17:52:00 It looks like FOX will not be getting its dream World Series match-up of the Dodgers and Red Sox, since the Phillies took the National League pennant last night.Now, the Rays just have to won tonight.Cole Hamels dominated as Philadelphia found itself playing for a championship as they downed the Dodgers last night, 5-1. They used offense -- and a whole lot of Dodger miscues -- including three errors from Rafael Furbcal (in one inning) to earn an easy victory.Chad Billingsley was awful, and Greg Maddux sadly may be ever so-close to retirement after his painful outing.So, the first time since '93, they find themselves playing for only their second World Series victory (they only have one in their existence - 1980). For the Dodgers, it was a fun a little run they put together and they made the NLCS exciting; however, one man -- Manny -- does not make a team, and perhaps if everyone else had done their jobs, they would still be playing.Finally, I just really, really, liked this photo...
By: The Oriole Post
Fight Night -- Well, Maybe The Appearance Of It; Playoff Reflections
2008-10-13 22:33:00 It was fight night at Dodger Stadium in Sunny California as Manny Ramirez and the Los Dodgers kicked some major Philly arse, 7-2. The Dodgers are still down 2-1, but could make it even tonight if they can get past Joe Blanton.Plus, I need them to win so I can use may tickets for Game Six in Philadelphia.After the Dodgers disposed of Jamie Moyer early by torching him for five runs in the first, things got interesting -- very interesting.It nearly became fight night -- well, in a theatrical sense -- at least. Since I am at work, and pressed for time -- I'll let Jayson Stark tell the story, since he was there, and could tell it better than ever I could.A 94-mph Hiroki Kuroda cannonball whizzing behind the noggin of Phillies center fielder Shane Victorino in the third inning of Game 3.Before that pitch, this was just baseball. After that pitch, we didn't just have a series anymore. We had ?A SERIES.A benches-emptying, fingers-wagging, neck-veins-bulging, coaches-jawing, Manny Manny-iz...
By: The Oriole Post
Playoff Reflections: What An Ugly God-Damn Game last Night; All is Written
2008-10-13 02:38:00 Well, the Rays won last night in a long, ugly, but exhilarating game in the Tropicana Dome. The game didn't end until long after 1am, as B.J. Upton plated Fernando Perez -- who was even gutsy for even attempting to score -- on a sacrifice fly to end the contest.Dustin Pedoria -- all five-foot-right (I say five-foot-six) -- hit two homers and showed why he's an MVP candidate plus giving all short guys hope that they can make it in Major League Baseball, along with homers from Kevin Youkilis and Jason Bay.Meanwhile, for the Rays, Evan Longoria and B.J. Upton both homered for Tampa.Josh Beckett nor Scott Kazmir looked good, as each got touched up -- and touched up badly. it looks like both men are tired, needless to say. Both need to be on their game to really help out their teams, for sure.Tampa had a 8-6 lead, until allowing the Red Sox to come back late. Rookie call-up David Price got the win, while long-term veteran Mike Timlin took the loss.It's needless to say that the Rays ne...
By: The Oriole Post
Dodgers Lose to Phillies, 3-2; Red Sox and Rays; Playoff Reflections...
2008-10-10 16:55:00 Last night, the Dodgers and Phillies played game one of the NLCS and everything came down to a fateful sixth inning. Los Angeles went up 2-0 in the top of the first inning, thanks to Manny Ramirez -- again -- with an RBI double; thereafter, Blake DeWitt plated Matt Kemp with an RBI.Derek Lowe had things in control in the sixth inning; however, Shane Victorino reached base on a error off Rafael Furcal, and the Chase Utley homered to tie the game. Two batters, Pat Burrell hit his third homer of the postseason -- a two-run shot -- to make the difference. Cole Hamels was shaky in the first, but kept things in order with yet another post-season start for the victory. Lowe was good, but his two mistakes -- homers to Utley and Burrel -- cost them the win.Like I said, if the Dodgers fall 2-0 in the series, it will be hard for them to come back. It was a very well played game yesterday night in the City of Brotherly Love, and I expect the same tonight in Beantown as the Red Sox and Rays begi...
By: The Oriole Post
NLCS Thoughts and Playoff Reflections; Markakis & A New Contract...
2008-10-09 15:33:00 The 2008 playoffs resume tonight as game one of the NLCS is played in the City of Brotherly Love.Manny Ramirez and the Dodgers take on the Phillies; thus, for me, although I am a fan of the Orioles, the NL style of baseball appeals to me a lot more. That being said, I am very interested to see how this series turns out.Both teams match up well with their lineups, as well as their pitching staffs although I think Philadelphia might have a slight edge with their bullpen (because of Brad Lidge). I think the starters for the first three games are suitable, there?s a significant drop-off from there with their starting rotations for both teams.That?s why I see things so even matched up.Right now, I am picking the Dodgers in seven games for the upset.Why?I think the Dodgers have been greatly underestimated, and obviously Manny in that lineup makes the difference; however, I think Joe Torre has also been a calming influence on this team as well by virtue of his experience dealing in New Yor...
By: The Oriole Post
Playoff Reflections, Friday
2008-10-04 18:17:00 Well, yesterday brought us more baseball -- this time, exclusively AL -- as the Division Series continued on Friday. I got home from work, and aside from talking to people off and on throughout the night -- it was all baseball, even doing cardio on my stationery bike.The first game featured the upstarts Rays against the White Sox, and watching on TBS, it was shocking to see how many White Sox fans were there; nevertheless Tampa came back from a shaky first inning by Scott Kazmir -- where he gave up two runs -- and Chicago's inability to do anymore damage against him.In a 6-2 final, Tampa used small ball and a huge Akinori Iwamura home run in the fifth inning to breball, tampa bay rays eak it open.Tampa's bullpen kept the White Sox off the board, and in the end, they are now up 2-0 in the division series.Being a fan of the Orioles, I have watched the Rays more than enough to see what they are capable of -- they are a complete team from top to bottom and can score in various ways --...
By: The Oriole Post
MLB Playoff Reflections, So Far...
2008-10-03 16:38:00 Sorry I have not had much time to write, but I was down in Tampa yesterday watching the Rays-White Sox and spent some of the evening coming home.Anyhow, the biggest surprise to me has been how bad the Cubs have really played. Right now, it looks like they are done unless they can somehow win three more games, which is something that has never been done.The entire Chicago infield looked horrible by making four errors, and the Dodgers thanks to the Dodgers taking advantage of the situation, and the continuing onslaught of Manny Ramirez led them to 10-3 victory. Zambrano looked shaky, despite over-powering at times; alas, his defense killed him -- literally.It looks like it may be yet another year where the Cubs don't see the series, and if I were the Dodgers' Frank McCourt, I might want to start drafting some papers to sign Ramirez. I would look away, hold my nose, hope he signs on the dotted and that Manny keeps up his new found maturity out West.***It looks like the Brewers nice l...
By: The Oriole Post
Some Reflections on Groundhogs
2008-09-10 18:09:00 I am certainly a giant appreciating fan of the whole groundhog thing. That’s right. I love ‘em. (Check out my myspace (which I havent changed in about 2 months) www.myspace.com/rengawman) I think they are the coolest of the rodent family. I mean, I met this one groundhog in New Jersey named Harvey. Cool guy- slicked ...
Reflections & Cravings
2008-09-08 05:14:00 Sometimes reflection says a lot. They dwell into past …. bring the light from future and make the present go sparkle. Weird theories. I know. A few things are so delightful that you want to share them with your beloveds. Distances make the ‘now‘ thirsty. Which no water can fulfill. ps: I wanted to do an Urdu post … the ...
Reece Fullwood: reflections of a broken dream
2008-09-03 00:13:00 News: 02-09-2008: Reece Fullwood, has got a new track up on his myspace: http://www.myspace.com/reeceful-lwoodband entitled Reflections of a broken dream. It's an epic 12 minutes long and shows how there is in an increase in maturity and writing ability. Check it out! This is a content summary only. Visit Truth In Shredding to find out more!
Misty-Eyed Reflections From Snarlin' Arlen
2008-07-31 19:52:00 In today?s Philadelphia Inquirer, our state?s Republican senator tells us here that he?s all ready to run in defense of his seat for the 2010 political campaign?He looks pale and frail. His gray-plaid suit seems to hang on his shoulders. And, yes, he is quite bald.Two weeks after completing a debilitating, three-month regimen of chemotherapy for Hodgkin's disease, the 78-year-old Republican pronounces himself in "good physical shape" and says he has an "excellent" chance of full recovery.There's probably a better chance of a snow squall on this steamy July morning in Washington than that Specter - a former prosecutor and a renowned political infighter - will admit any weakness. "I'm at the top of my game," he says.Seriously, I should say at the outset that I?m glad Specter is enjoying good health. Of course, it would have been nice if he had bothered to support legislation that would have blocked a 10.6 percent cut in Medicare payments to doctors as a thank-you to those who help ...
Greek Food - Recipes and Reflections
2008-06-20 06:41:00 Greek Food - Recipes and ReflectionsBlog of the Day Awards for Friday June 20, 2008A Blog of the Day Award goes to Greek Food - Recipes and ReflectionsGreek Food - Recipes and ReflectionsSelected traditional and regional Greek food recipes along with reflections relating to the culinary practices, customs, facts, and history of Greek cookery and gastronomy.Technorati TagsBlog Award Blog Awards winner Bloggers Blogs Awards Blogging Bloggies Weblogs Weblog Award of the day Award web online nominations Internet Blog of the Day Awards Blog of the Day Award Blog of the Day BOTDA winners Weblog Award Weblog Awards blogspotBe sure to submit your nominations early.Thank you, Bill Austin
reflections of seaweed on rope
2008-06-15 17:21:00 what i've tweaked .. cropped oneWhat am i listening to? .. Naim-Llah Muslims Redemption Society Of Nigeria Namreds Aslamnalilahi - Nigeriacamera .. samsung pro 815
By: Hokum.
New England Transgender Pride March: Photos and Reflections
2008-06-08 17:13:00 The first-ever New England Transgender Pride March took place this weekend in Northampton, and I was there with my "Episcopal Church Welcomes You" rainbow tank top and a digital camera to capture the pageantry. I was hoping to blend into the MassEquality contingent, but they were scattered around other groups this time, so I just milled around looking like I knew what I was doing, and took lots of pictures. Next thing I knew, someone had handed me a bunch of purple and white balloons, and I was marching behind the lead banner, shouting "Trans Pride Now". Without either of my moms this time, I felt anxious that I didn't have the right to be there. Straight allies are important, but on the other hand, was I co-opting someone else's oppressed subculture? (I had a Native American Studies professor in college who was apoplectic about this.) The fact is, when you're genuinely weird, and view all human social categories as potential idols to be decons...
By: Reiter's Block
Day 5 in the Diary Room
2008-06-07 00:23:00 A couple of weeks ago I wrote with a heavy heart. But today I am different, I have moved on: I am on day 5 of my healthy regime programme. And it’s thanks to folks like you who brought encouragement to my life by sending through your comments to me. There are days when my stomach ...
By: Unique Muslimah
Reflections on Food History
2008-06-06 07:31:00 El had a great post the other day about her family food history and her mother’s perspective on her butchering the meat birds. It got me thinking about the fact that while so many of us are coming together online and talking about sustainability, local food, growing our own and raising meat, that we’re all ...
By: Urban Hennery
Reflections on 31 years in Real Estate
2008-06-06 02:16:00 I started selling real estate in 1977. Before fax machines, cell phones or office copiers. Our mls office had the tumbling litho with the great smelling purple ink. We took turns going to the mls office to pick up hot sheets and drop off new listing information sheets. The really good agents had polaroid pictures attached to their new listings. I am finishing my EPro course this week. This reminds of taking my real estate exam in Iowa before continuing education was mandated. We had the Yellow Iowa Primer, which you could read it (or not) and take the test. If you passed, you became a real estate agent. I didn't read it, I didn't pass. A week later I read it, took the test and passed. I am very gratefull for my career in real estate. I have learned to adjust and adapt to change. You cannot be in this business and expect things to remain constant. I have been through bad times, good times, slow times, wild crazy multiple offer times, high interes...
"Elegant Reflections" Original Swans Oil Painting by k Madison Moore
2008-05-30 20:44:00 Elegant ReflectionsclickSOLDSculptures- in Paint SeriesFinished sidesclickDetails: 1 x 12 x 10 inches Original Swans Oil PaintingGallery wrapped linen canvas hardwood panelMetallic gold enhanced finished sidesNo frame necessary, Wired and Ready to hangValid Certificate of Appraisal inclusiveImpasto ( heavy Paint) areas to create texture and dimensionFor more informationCommission Projects WelcomeCertified Original Art copyright MkM 2008 k Madison MooreSwansSwans are birds of the family Anatidae, which also includes geese and ducks. Swans are grouped with the closely related geese in the subfamily Anserinae where they form the tribe Cygnini. Sometimes, they are considered a distinct subfamily, Cygninae. Swans usually mate for life, though 'divorce' does sometimes occur, particularly following nesting failure. The number of eggs in each clutch ranges from three to eight.The word "swan" is derived from Old English swan, akin to the German Schwan and Dutch zwaan, in turn derived from I...
PinoyBlogoSphere.com - Reflections and Musings #1
2008-05-29 08:07:00 Source: www.PinoyBlogoSphere.com - I had an entry lined up to address Bishop Tobias’ letter to the IC, but I think I’ll just maybe share my thoughts with you all tonight. There’s a short back story to this so bear with me please. I had been working on a “gift” that I’ve been meaning to give the CFC Home Office/Center for quite sometime now, but it was only recently that I figured out how to put it together properly and cohesively. If you read the response by the MMC in this entry, you’ll see that the home office has had some issues in communicating with its database of leaders and members because the person in charge joined the FFL. I encountered this verse during my search for a solution for that: He will judge between the nations and will settle disputes for many peoples. They will beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks. Nation will not take up sword against nation, nor will they train for war anymore. - I...
Finding Courage Through Sharing Blog Carnival ? May 2008
2008-05-22 09:55:00 This month, write a post to share something that you wish other people understood about your life with a child or children facing medical challenges. (For carnival rules and information click here.) Like those dark circles? Five years later and I’ve still got ‘em! You know, it’s a funny thing… I selected this ...
Reflections of a woman growing older, and Kennedy
2008-05-20 22:31:00 If you are a boomer or older, you had to remember the Kennedys. Ted Kennedy was no doubt elected to the Senate because of his older brother Jack, then President. He had some rough going in his youth and was known more for his drinking and Chappaquiddick, his escapes from death, more than what he ...
Reflections of a woman growing older, and Kennedy
2008-05-20 22:31:00 If you are a boomer or older, you had to remember the Kennedys. Ted Kennedy was no doubt elected to the Senate because of his older brother Jack, then President. He had some rough going in his youth and was known more for his drinking and Chappaquiddick, his escapes from death, more than what he ...
Boats Reflections
2008-05-19 23:16:00 Boats Reflections, originally uploaded by kittymaguire. The reflection of two rowing boats.A boat on the water bank.You can see more of my photographs at camera aperture
By: Photo life
This Boat is Sinking Due to Heavy Load
2008-05-18 09:34:00 I think it’s about time I confess. Not everything in my life is going well. And there is an issue that is slowly causing me to cry in quiet desperation because I know nothing I do will fix it. It’s just too late. Last year around the same time I remember writing a post with a ...
By: Unique Muslimah
Celebrating Being a Successful Muslim Woman
2008-05-15 19:05:00 I’ve been promoted. It has proved to the outside world that Muslim women can be successful in the business world. That a man will be impressed with a women’s work who wears the hijab- that piece of cloth does not hinder her from using her brains. I can be a role model at home and outside. Those who think ...
By: Unique Muslimah
Rockstars, Bishops, and One Stubborn Ant
2008-05-15 12:15:00 Below is my own favorite image from Photos - Södertälje Party (2). It’s the lead singer from Nordman, Håkan Hemlin. The “moment” is caught, I think, that represent this performer the best (as I see him, anyway). I had a nice chat with Håkan after the show, in which he told me that he had ...
By: A GOOD LIFE
Reflections from the The Jewish People Policy Planning Conference
2008-05-15 07:00:00 The approximately 150 participants in the Jewish People Policy Planning Institute conference were...
By: NIF Forum
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