AngelaMarie88

AngelaMarie88

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Well, it's powered by Google, but the ironic thing is that I had to "Google" it to find it after hearing it on the news. Apparently Google has acquired a company called Keyhole. So here's where it is: http://www.keyhole.com/ You can download a free one-week trial version...then to buy the best version costs $599!!!!!! Holy crap. So I say, enjoy the free trial while you have it.

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Fold-out paper deals have many gaps They don't help when I scout local traps But aerial shots would help me a lot So I search Google's satellite maps. Dying to know what your neighbor's keeping behind that shed? Need help with your plans for world domination? Google, as always, is ready to help. On Mond

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It just occurred to me that the job I had years ago...that I was a wee-bit fuzzy about...was never supposed to make sense. That's the trick of compartmentalization. We're indoctrinated with a vague movie, we sign an 11x7" page of tiny print, not allowed any time to actually read it, and voila. We're given access to a limited part of the SCIF. Totally secret stuff. Sou

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39! I ditto Texas Wahine's answers, except for: Q1. When do you feel your best? c) late at night Q2. You usually walk... b) fairly fast, with little steps Q8. Which of the following colors do you like most? e) dark blue or purple Interesting survey. Thanks foreverserentiy.

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Wow, if I think I'm worried for my one-year-old now, look what I have to look forward to. This world is a scary place. Thank you for your rational mind, foreverserenity. I vaguely remember some time ago in the news...a man who was a convicted sexual offender of some sort, plead to be castrated...rather than serve time in prison. It made sense to me, but judging from the tone of the news, his plea was scoffed at. "Yeah, right. You want us to l

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Let's see, I've done Killeen (thanks for reminding me, SPC), San Angelo, Austin, Texas City, Houston, Big Spring, Lubbock...and a lot of driving in between ...and you know what? It all sucked. Texas is dirty, stinky, and the roads make no sense. So don't mess with Alaska. I've never been there, but it's bigger than Texas, so Ha!

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She has never said a negative word about anyone. And she's had plenty of people to hold her tongue about. She stood by her very grumpy husband, through the alcohol, through the meandering...and when he was done destroying himself, she was there for him, out of a sense of duty. And love. If I were married to someone like my grandpa, I wouldn't put up with that crap. Bu

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AndyBaker, it's been a month since you wrote it, but here's an insightful to you for: Green pastures grow from within when we keep our integrity, and when we love ourself and our partner. It's the tough times that provide us with opportunities to grow, rather than providing us with opportunities to look elsewhere for the next

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Thanks for shedding light on that terrific song. I have a problem that makes me not understand songs, unless they require no analyzation at all. Apparently this one requires tons of analyzation and/or background information. What a great tune though. I could listen to it forever & ever.

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I needed that. I just watched the Saturday morning session Link , relying too heavily on my computer to handle the 300k version...so it was a little bit jumpy, but I put up with it because I didn't want to watch a grainy version. How dare I sit here and try to write my impressions of what

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I got up to listen to General Conference, only to find that my husband already had the page open, and the player ready to go. He must have watched it before he went to bed last night. Being half way around the world from Salt Lake City really throws me off. When conference starts on Saturday morning, it's not a live event for us until Saturday evening. Then come Sunda

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Well I see your problem...without even reading your article. It starts with the word, "Catholic." I used to be Catholic, but I found a much more loving place to be. Some of the concerns you voiced are so astute. You're right; completely anti-abortion is not a correct stance. God knows that in cases of rape, incest, or risk of the mother's life, sometimes abortion is necessary. He blesses it in some of those cases. We just need to seek His guidance in each individual case.

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I woke up insanely early this morning to several crashing sounds coming from the living room. Damn cat! I jumped out of bed to scare some sense into him, only to find that I didn't know what the noise had been. Yes, it was the cat, looking guilty as ever, but I couldn't find what he'd been in to. Oh well, he settled back down. On my way back to bed, I didn't

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I can't stop eating. I dread getting out of bed until I remember something yummy in the kitchen. Last week we'd been busy, came to the evening and realized we hadn't eaten much all day. So I picked out a recipe and John threw it together. Mmmmm. Yummy. John had seconds. I had thirds...and fourths...The next day I ate the leftovers, and I've been eating pretty much inc

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Hey Pantherchic, you haven't blogged lately. You must be really busy or ...SUCKED INTO THE VIRTUAL REALITY OF World Of Warcraft. Here's a fun story I came across on that topic Link . It sounds like a really addictive game. Hang in there. Don't lose your grasp on the real world.

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Staying busy is good. I felt the world caving in on me two days ago when I was trapped at home with my baby, who was driving me insane. We've been having a 3-year-old girl over for a couple hours every day while her mom takes a German class. I volunteered to do this because it would break the boredom around here, it would give Michael a playpal, and it would keep me o

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Inside the Actors’ Studio is an hour-long show that is filmed in a university auditorium. Actors who are down-to-earth, articulate, insightful, and extremely interesting to listen to and learn from, are interviewed. I’ve enjoyed stumbling upon interviews of J. Lo, Drew Barrymore, and Kate Winslet (a goofy gal, she seems to be a little insecure, but her depth & expert

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Laying in bed at night with my mind racing the last few days, I've noticed my thoughts switch from lower-levels to more complex levels, and I couldn't help but to notice at the moment of the switch, I felt & heart a distinct "click" in my head, between my right ear and my right temple. Pondering this, I began to vaguely remember hearing some sort of report

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A nice Chinese-speaking tourist agreed to take our picture with his camera, and then email it to me. Wasn't that nice?? I just received it, and here it is :)

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Oh wow, as soon as I wrote my last article Link , I read our church's April newsletter (under "Enrichment Night)...and it says that a smocking class is being taught in April. How wonderful is that? I'll be there. :) (Explanation if you aren't familiar with what I wrote earlier: There's an ong

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Before anyone gets the chance to take a stab at me for that Michael Jackson-esque title, let me defend myself: I don't know whether he's sane or nuts, but I simply took the liberty of quoting a very wise song of his. Now on with what I want to say: I just watched the most wonderful movie (stay tuned as I try to get it linked here)...the kind that can chang

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As much as I'd love to write down every impression I had of Paris (I could write volumes), right now I'll just post some pictures, and state a couple highlights. It was overwhelmingly wonderful! I'm going back this week *tee-hee* to get some more out of it. I just didn't get enough those two days. I'm going to see some shows and immerse myself a bit more. I want to se

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