 So this is a whole new frontier.
Wow, so many times! I think it would be hard not to with all that is available today. We know so much more now than ever before and this knowledge gives us the ability to do/be whoever we want to be.
For me, being open to trying new things, being inquisitive, curious, and my need for mental stimulation are the things that have made it possible for me to re-invent myself.
We bought a home that is almost completely energy efficient. It is what they (in Tennessee) call a “Builder’s Challenge.” We also do small things.
My work with mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law began because of the struggles I was having with my own daughter-in-law after she had our first granddaughter. We struggled for 8 years with me trying different things to make things better.
Then my sister was diagnosed with cancer and died a year later. Her death really woke me up to how little time we have with the people that matter to us. That is when I decided to take action.
I researched the mother-in-law/daughter-in-law relationship and figure out what I could do to change things and make it better. I did the research, applied my tools, and changed my relationship!
I am currently working on one of my dreams – it is my mission to help women, who struggle in their relationships, empower themselves and change those relationships.
Actually my focus is about empowering women. I know that is sometimes an overused word, but I find so many women feel stuck, and feel hopeless or helpless in their relationships. And all they can feel is the pain. I want to show them they really can change that.
I think my gift of helping people change for the better, whether through psychotherapy, coaching, sharing, friendships, presentations, or just “being” is how I make a difference. Another way I feel I make a difference is I truly listen.
Actually everyone around me has a great influence on me. I find that I learn from everyone I encounter. Sometimes it is something small and sometimes it is something huge. Either way, I always gain so much from my interactions with others.
Northwest Midfield Terminal
Project: Northwest Midfield Terminal
NSC used an innovative erecting technique to put the roof into place on the terminal. The soaring design of the new one mile-long, two-million-square-foot airport terminal with high arched ceilings, open spaces and large gate areas, inspired the remarkably resourceful approach to raising the roof into position.
A large percentage of the steel for the roof was ground-assembled in eight-bay segments. Once NSC completed the structural steel components, follow-on trades had a 20-day window to install the finished systems. Then, using an engineering lifting system comprised of 16 jacks, one on each side of the bay segments, stationed on top of the columns, the entire roof was elevated at once.
Owner: Northwest Airlines
Tons: 15,000
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# hubspotcli
A golang based hubspot cli client for serverless, cicd, and containers

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Licenced under an OSI approvied BSD 3 clause licence. See github.com/Daplanet/hubspotcli/blob/master/LICENCE for details.
3332 yatsaq (427a); a prim. root; to pour, cast, flow:--cast(14), casting(1), dished(1), firm(1), hard(2), hardens(1), molten(2), pour(14), poured(13), ran(1), set down(1), steadfast(1), washed away(1).
labesh (527d); a prim. root; to put on, wear, clothe, be clothed:--apparel(1), array(1), arrayed(3), attired(1), came(3), clothe(11), clothe yourself(3), clothe yourselves(1), clothed(36), dress(1), dressed(5), gave them clothes(1), put(36), put on clothing(1), putting(1), wear(5), worn(1).
minne (577d); a prim. prep.; from:--abandon*(1), about(4), above(17), above*(46), according(1), account(3), account*(2), across*(3), addition*(1), after(16), after*(5), against(13), against*(7), all(1), all alone*(1), all*(4), alone(2), alone*(2), aloof*(3), among(34), among*(1), any(35), any*(6), anything*(1), away(6), because(92), because*(86), before(12), before*(117), beforehand*(1), behind*(10), belongs(1), below(1), below*(10), beneath*(7), bereft*(1), beside*(6), besides(1), besides*(45), between(1), between*(2), beyond(1), beyond*(20), both(27), both sides*(1), both*(2), close*(1), concerning(1), concerning*(1), course*(2), devoid(2), dictated*(1), distance*(3), doing*(2), due(4), either(2), ever(1), exclusive(1), facing(2), far*(2), forever*(3), forsaking*(2), gone(2), Hamites*(1), help*(1), high*(1), hovered*(2), including(1), inside*(16), inward*(1), later*(1), leave*(7), left(1), mere(1), Mine(2), more(7), more...than(6), more than(43), more*(2), more...than(33), most(1), never*(2), no(10), no more(1), no*(1), nor(2), off(1), off*(6), one(4), openly*(1), opposite*(6), origin*(1), outermost*(1), outside*(52), over(4), over*(4), part(1), part*(1), presence*(1), previously*(1), promised*(1), rather than(7), recently*(1), regard(1), regarding*(1), removed(1), responsible*(1), result(1), said*(1), same(2), shared*(1), since(20), since*(2), so(12), so...cannot(8), so...no(4), so...none(1), so*(3), some(123), some*(1), than(224), than*(1), theirs*(2), there*(2), thereafter*(1), through(11), through...after(1), throughout(2), throughout*(1), too(51), top*(2), toward(6), toward*(3), under(3), unless*(1), when(3), where*(1), wherever*(1), whether(7), willingly*(1), within*(1), without(9), without*(6).
4888b mishchah (603b); from 4886; ointment, consecrated portion:--anointing(22), which is consecrated(2).
6533 param (827d); a prim. root; to tear or rend (a garment):--tear(2), torn(1).
6544a para (828d); a prim. root; let go, let alone:--avoid(1), brought about a lack(1), control(1), draw the away(1), get out of control(1), go loose(1), lack of restraint(1), let(1), neglect(1), neglected(1), neglects(2), relent(1), uncover(2), uncovered(1), unrestrained(1).
8081 shemen (1032a); from 8080; fat, oil:--choice(1), fatness(2), fertile(2), fertile*(1), lavish(1), oil(176), oils(3), ointment(1), olive(6), wild*(1).Also called harlequin phalaenopsis, the exotic beauty of this pretty purple moth orchid never fails to turn heads and steals the show. Let it welcome your guests on an entryway table or console. It looks so incredibly real and will never drop petals!George R. Lunn

George Richard Lunn (June 23, 1873 – November 27, 1948) was an American clergyman and politician from New York. He was the first Socialist mayor in the state of New York, a U.S. Representative from 1917 to 1919, and Lieutenant Governor from 1923 to 1924.
Biography.
Early years.
George R. Lunn was born June 23, 1873 on a farm located near the small town of Lenox, Taylor County, Iowa. His parents, Martin Adolphus Lunn and the former Martha Bratton, reared 6 surviving children, four boys and two girls, with three others dying in infancy.
The son and grandson of farmers, Lunn was raised in a conservative religious household which strictly observed