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Part of the process, feeling stuck
MindBodySmile by Dr. Rob | August 27th 2008 by chris
When we feel stuck in our lives it’s important to take stock of what is going on and find out if there is something we are doing or not doing that is keeping us stuck. Sometimes the situation is out of our control, and we need to look within to fin read more
Changes and Adjustments
Laurel Plum Online | August 26th 2008
I have my hands full. Life keeps throwing those curves doesn’t it? As I am making changes and adjustments in my daily life, I need to make changes and adjustments on Laurel Plum Online. I am going to do my best to check in here once a day. read more
My Experience with Postpartum Depression
GNMParents | August 26th 2008 by Megin
Isn’t it interesting how we can think that Postpartum Depression is something that happens to other people even while we are surrounded by the signs of depression within ourselves? I struggled with Postpartum Depression with three of my four bi read more
You need an all-in-one multimedia package like Blaze Media pro if…
Odd Planet | August 25th 2008 by Tricia
Being a musician I’ve spent a lot of time working with programs that convert audio formats and other ones that burn CDs and DVDs and so on, but I’ve never really had a program that could do pretty much everything I wanted to do with digit read more
Ninety Task Light
Design Crack | August 20th 2008 by Brandon Baunach
Ninety Task Light Design by Shawn Littrell. The world’s most energy-efficient LED task light. Four high-powered LED’s illuminate the task area as the asymmetrical light distribution ensures optimal ergonomic lighting. A spring-balanced ar read more
Evaluating change
Chief Shepherd | August 9th 2008 by Ray Waldo
Terms like “change” are full of personal and emotional connotations. For example, change can be a positive word as it is expressed in terms of improving a mindset or organizational concept. On the other hand, change can be difficult when it m read more
Restroom in blue
Chester Bullock Photography | August 7th 2008 by Chester Bullock
Restroom Originally uploaded by Chester Bullock I had to work Saturday. For some odd reason it occurred to me that it would be a good time to take some stock photos of a restroom. When I brought them into Lightroom, I started playing with the sl read more
A Stranger in a Strange Land
Fighting Monsters | July 23rd 2008 by cb
Arriving in a new country with little notice or planning can be disorientating at best. Although some of the language may be familiar through years of study, it’s different when you hit the ground running, so to speak. And it isn’t just l read more
Diesel prices below $2 per litre - are they going to overturn the…
Simply Jean | July 21st 2008 by Simply Jean
About 2 weeks ago, taxi companies came together to lobby for a 30 cents fuel surcharge in light of raising diesel prices. Ironically, on the first day that the surcharge was implemented, diesel price dropped, but still remained about $2 per litre. Si read more
Transitioning Back is Hard for EVERYBODY!
Stepfamily Sanctuary | July 20th 2008 by Syn
After my stepkids went back to their mother's yesterday, my 11 year old spent a good five hours crying. Pretty much non-stop. We went out to eat, thinking it'd help get her mind off of it all and she'd cheer up. She sat at the table in the restaurant read more
Blog template change
Photography and life in Belgium | July 4th 2008 by Mikhail Lavrenov
Today I decided to change my blog template. I like simple things, but the previous template didn't hold the visual elements together. I checked default Blogger templates but didn't like any of them too much. I spent some time looking for templates in read more
SILKYPIX 3.0.18.3
The Software Blog | June 27th 2008 by Serega
SILKYPIX is an all-round RAW converter with highlight rich functionalities that produces the best results for your cherished pics. With top notch adjustment parameters in an intuitive PC user interface you can enhance your own pictures with silky smo read more
off to a good start, hopefully
crazy mama | June 23rd 2008 by Ramil Herrera
We’re now entering the second week of school and already, we missed a day because of typhoon Frank. I would have expected myself to be ecstatic about it. Even though I was grateful for the extra day that Ramil and I get to stay home and spend m read more
Do You Intervene When Other Kids Criticize Yours?
GNMParents | June 6th 2008 by Megin
Some children have been calling my boys inferior because we homeschool. The first time The Manager and TechnoBoy mentioned it to me I was pretty shocked. I’ve been prepared for adults to give me a hard time about it, but to have children mak read more
My Comfortable Sneakers
Grown up leadership | May 30th 2008
I have never been one to wear sneakers, and didn’t spend much time keeping up with trends and brands. But a few years ago, my teenage daughter, in her efforts to help me get “with it,” gave me a brand new pair of Etnies for Christmas. I was imp read more
12 Days Home
finding joy in Liberia | May 29th 2008 by Joy
I've been home for about a week and a half now. So far no meltdowns or head-banging incidents. No tears. Perhaps still in shock.In some ways it really feels like my time in Liberia was a dream. Or else being on this side is a dream. It's so very stra read more
Rockabye: How the Wild Can Teach the Tame
GNMParents | May 20th 2008 by Megin
I’ve never smoked a cigarette or gotten a tattoo. I don’t even have my ears pierced. My closet sports no designer clothing or shoes. I’ve never even lived close enough to a major city to be in the know about the hottest nightspots or newest und read more
Work in progress
Pink Lemonade Diva | May 5th 2008
I love my Philadelphia girls, house, book club, restaurants, and on most days my job, so why am I still punishing my heart with waiting for the day you'll change your mind and tell me that you want to give New York a try? I am starting to suspect tha read more
Going up: Fuel prices (but what’s new anyway?)
Simply Jean | April 29th 2008 by Simply Jean
It’s either it’s been such a hush-hush… or people just don’t seem to bother anyway. After all, the raise in fuel prices is beyond any consumer’s control. For all we know, it might jolly well cost a few dollars more the n read more
Asseca Paris EQ
Alex Bloggt! | April 18th 2008 by Alex
Provided by Asseca Music Software The Paris VST EQ is a 4-band stereo parametric VST equaliser plugin utilising the same algorithm as the E-mu/Ensoniq Paris system. It offers the same musicality and quirkiness as the original including soft-limiti read more
Tune to the Tonic & Maximize Mixes Part2
Alex Bloggt! | April 14th 2008 by Alex
Klick here for Part1! Before diving into further details on “Tune to the Tonic”, let’s quickly mention how building & constructing kicks may actually involve layering 2 or more kick samples together. For example, you may find t read more
April 2008 Events Adjustment
Canadian Rockies Blog | March 30th 2008 by rocky-peak Ski Holidays
Please note that there have been a couple of adjustments to the previous post below:- K2 finals at Norquay have been cancelled- End of Season Beach Party at Norquay is now on the 12th not the 13th read more
Change to April 2008 Events
Banff Blog | March 30th 2008 by rocky-peak Ski Holidays
Please note that there have been a couple of adjustments to the previous post below:- K2 finals at Norquay have been cancelled- End of Season Beach Party at Norquay is now on the 12th not the 13th read more
April Events - Adjustment
Canada Ski Blog | March 30th 2008 by rocky-peak Ski Holidays
Please note that there have been a couple of adjustments to the previous post below:- K2 finals at Norquay have been cancelled- End of Season Beach Party at Norquay is now on the 12th not the 13th read more
Is working at home right for you?
My Fashion E-Mall Blog | March 16th 2008 by Sonia Y. Colon
Hello Readers & Bloggers, Is working at home right for you? The past two days I have written articles on the advantages and disadvantages of a home based business. Today, I’d like to focus on whether working at home is right for you. If you read more
Truss Rod Adjustment: DIY
Electric guitar tips for beginbers and pros | March 1st 2008 by Zack M
Before you start reading and performing the truss rod adjustment I really you hope you read the http://electricguitartips.net/?p=51 to understand your neck problem. If your guitar is up-bowing, what you need to do is to tighten the truss rod. In the read more
Are you sure you dont need truss rod adjustment?
Electric guitar tips for beginbers and pros | February 27th 2008 by Zack M
Some of you might think your guitar is at it best condition, but are you sure? What about the neck is it really in straight position? Do you think it is okay? Let’s check it out? The pipe like metal fixed in the neck is call the the truss rod read more
From good to great?
Anything and Everything | February 24th 2008 by Renee
new changes are being implemented in our company..of course we are all hoping its for the best of everyone.its hard though, there is always an adjustment period and right now its kind of hard...my fault i think because i allowed myself to deteriorate read more
Adjustment period
From my Swiss window | February 7th 2008 by Pumpkin
My new slippers I found for 5 Swiss francs! I have found that I, personally, have an adjustment period as an expat. It took about 10 months for me to start feeling at home in France and it has taken me about 8 months to adjust to life in Switzerland. read more
British Banking Shifts Gears
TNTalk! Smarter Thinking for Better Times. | January 2nd 2008 by TNTalk
Yet again, the British banking industry has taken another hit because of unsecured and “sub-prime” creditors. The Financial Service Authority, a quasi-judicial that regulates financial services in the United Kingdom, ordered the London read more
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