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2012-02-04T23:16:00.000-05:00

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Technology is a great blessing in my life. Depending upon how we use it, we can bring people into a shut in life. [Flickr]

2012-01-29T20:06:58-08:00

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2011-09-20T00:00:00-07:00

Luna Moth Awe
via youtube.com Maggie found this moth on our screen door when she was on her way out to walk Aki, our Silky Terrier. We named him Herman. A source on the Internet that Maggie found sai ...

Luna Moth Awe

2011-09-19T14:09:00.001-04:00

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Maggie found this moth on our screen door when she was on her way out to walk Aki, our Silky Terrier. We named him Herman. A source on the Internet that Maggie found said if the spots didn't touch the border of the wings, we had a male. I couldn't verify her source so I am not sure now whether we have a male or a female. I am going to submit a picture to http://www.butterfliesandmoths.org for a positive ID.

This moth let Maggie pick him up and carry him to me so i could take more pictures. i felt awe as I took him onto my finger. His wingspan was wider than my hand! I took tens of pictures and 4 videos! Three of them are on my http://www.youtube.com/dannistories Channel. If you go to this one, you will find the others. My sister has had luna moths around her home for years, yet she couldn't pick one up. Herman was my Sunday miracle.

I got many clear pix of this moth from many angles. He let me put him on my clipboard on a white background. I hope to make a 3D model of him. I also want to sell my photos and I'm exploring options.

I hope you enjoy these vids of one of the largest moth species of North America. I watched him breathe in pure awe. He was very soft, and I took care not to touch his beautiful wings except on the strong top edges. He let me pet him on the edges, but when I gently touched his thorax from above him, he flexed his wings straight up. I'm not sure if he liked it or if I was scaring him!

Between Maggie, my daughter, and I, we got some amazing pictures. My camera doesn't have a zoom for taking pictures of very small things, but with the still picture setting on closeup, I got some pretty decent pictures, but couldn't get a closeup of his anttenae.

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2011-06-01T00:00:00-07:00

Memorial Day Memories...My Children, My Children
My husband and I decided to have a baby. It was a year before the pregnancy test came back positive. I felt good, I landed a new and interesting job, made a lot of new friends, became a Girl Scout lea ...

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2011-05-31T20:03:50-07:00

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Memorial Day Memories...My Children, My Children

2011-05-31T23:03:00.001-04:00

My husband and I decided to have a baby. It was a year before the pregnancy test came back positive. I felt good, I landed a new and interesting job, made a lot of new friends, became a Girl Scout leader of five kindergartners including Mandy. But, I had worries, because of two previous miscarriages before my eight-year old daughter. I had needed some diversion: My father had terminal cancer. We had problems getting along, and even though we had some friendly phone conversations, it was hard to get through my overly talkative stepmother just to talk to him on the phone, much less get to go see him. I had hoped that the baby might help us to settle old differences and maybe become closer.

I described the ultrasound pictures to him over the phone, and he seemed pleased with the antics of his new grandbaby in the womb. But, Dad died on May 16, 1988, much earlier than the doctors expected. My doctor found a problem with the pregnancy--placenta praevia--which would make it necessary for me to rest at home. He okayed my trip for the funeral, a service in Atlanta then a graveside service 260 miles away in Cuthbert, GA. My stepmother made a mistake that resulted in my Dad's two brothers being a 10-hour drive away still when the funeral started. A week later I was admitted to the hospital, and two weeks later my son was stillborn. We named him James Arvie Cole.

I felt absolutely forlorn. I was angry and hurt and very bitter and unforgiving about a lot of things. If someone had asked me then what blessings I had received in my life, I probably would've been totally blind to them. I was still praying a lot, but I was too absorbed by grief to be thankful. It took time to be able to see any good coming from all this.
I needed answers. My friends at work didn't know what to say to me. I heard a lot of "you're young; you can have another baby" -- exactly what I didn't need to hear. I worked in a building with over 100 people, most of whom I had told I was pregnant and I still looked pregnant, so I was running into a lot of people who asked "how's the baby?". I went to my church and asked my preacher what happens to babies that die through miscarrage. He said he didn't know. I yearned to find someone that knew. The local newspaper had a support group section. I joined a support group called SHARE for folks who have lost babies through miscarriage or in the first month. I found friends there who would listen, and heard speculations on where our little ones were now. Comfort, but no answers. The most valuable lesson I did learn there, however, is when a person is grieving for a loved one, they need someone just to listen to them talk about that loved one, over and over if need be. There are no "right words to say", no magic phrase that helps the pain go away. Grief can't be hurried along, and it takes a lot longer than most people think who haven't lost anyone close to them. Heavenly Father gave me that group in answer to my prayers. I was to have several such detours on my road to finding my answers.

A few months later, my preacher died of a heart attack and there were leaders of the Unity Church that came and spoke. I still didn't find my answers, though the seminar they offered us on grief when younger people die unexpectedly taught me a lot. I kept on praying.

Finally, we decided to try again. It took a lot longer. I would go for pregnancy tests and cry when they were negative. In October 1989 one came back positive!

Mandy and Dannis by newly planted SHARE tree in Atlanta in 1989, This is the only picture of Dannis while pregnant with Baby Chris, lost at 5 weeks pregnancy. This happened the day after this picture was taken.

I was ecstatic for a week, then devastated when I had yet another miscarriage. I was desperate for answers. About this time, my best friend started taking the missionary discussions because of a mutual friend of ours who was Mormon. She suggested that the missionaries might have the answers I sought. I was afraid that they were going to pressure me or ask me questions that would show how dumb I was about the Gospel. But I finally got the courage to attend the 3rd discussion. I had decided by the end that I wanted to be baptised into this Church. I had thought I was too stupid to read and understand without a preacher to interpret for me. What a wonderful gift, to be able to do this AND to have additional Scriptures like the Book of Mormon which was even easier to understand! I received a new set of Scriptures as a gift and started putting the Topical Guide to good use. It was not long after that I found Verse 9 in Psalms 113 which states. "HE MAKETH THE BARREN WOMAN TO KEEP HOUSE, AND TO BE A JOYFUL MOTHER OF CHILDREN. PRAISE YE THE LORD. I prayed much over this verse, and soon became pregnant with my younger daughter.

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I had a lot of time to think and reflect while I was pregnant with this, my sixth child. I still missed the other four that did not live. I took so much comfort in knowing that at least James Arvie Cole was with Heavenly Father in the Celestial, as are all children who die before age 8. I was able to see that I was showered with blessings during my pregnancy with Jimmy. How excited I was over the positive pregnancy test; how I enjoyed telling everybody that I was going to have a baby; how I enjoyed feeling his little kicks and talking to him and watching him on the two ultrasounds I had! He played with his little hands and sucked his thumb and danced around in there like a little bucking bronco! When I held him for the last time, I remember the feeling of awe that I had--he was only 16 weeks along, but he was perfect. Little tiny fingernails at the end of long fingers. A beautiful little face that had my nose and Reid's mouth. Yes, I am sad that he didn't get to come home, that I never got to dress him, diaper him, feed him. But he gave me 16 wonderful weeks of maternal joy, and how could I not be grateful for that? I have his birth certificate with the tiniest pair of footprints thanks to a nurse who cared enough to try several times to get them. They are a blessed reminder of a very special little boy who is now living with Heavenly Father. I am so proud that such a righteous soul chose me to be his mother on his way to the Celestial.

The adversity in my life has taught me to be a little more patient, a little better at not taking things for granted, has broadened my understanding of others' problems, and has proven to me the great power and blessing of prayer. Children are great blessings to a marriage, no matter how difficult the road to their little lives.

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2011-04-10T00:00:00-07:00

Adventures In Speech Recognition
I tried speech recognition Back in the days of Win XP . I couldn't get it to recognize my words . Maybe it's my southern accent. Maybe it's the slight lisp I have because I lost my four front teeth wh ...

Adventures In Speech Recognition

2011-04-09T12:54:00.001-04:00

I tried speech recognition Back in the days of Win XP . I couldn't get it to recognize my words . Maybe it's my southern accent. Maybe it's the slight lisp I have because I lost my four front teeth when I was four. Whatever the reason, I gave it a very lengthy try, and gave up. I tried it again when I got a Vista computer. Same same. But now I have Windows 7. I installed speech recognition to try to get Kindle for PC to read books for me while I play World Of Warcraft. To install it, I had to train it to recognize my voice. After three days, I still can't get it to read from Kindle for PC. But, I have pretty good results getting it to type from my dictation.

This has opened a whole new world to me! It hurts to hold my arms up and type. This has been such a problem for me, that I haven't worked on my books for over a year. Thursday morning, I worked on a new story for about 3 hours. I dictated it. I am still learning how to get it to go to certain places in my document. I still spend a fair amount of time correcting things it misunderstands. But my unscientific perception is that I am getting more done than if I typed it the conventional way. Sometimes my little speech recognition robot sticks, and I have to use the mouse. But overall, it's faster to speak it than to type it.

It has its finicky moments. To use it with OpenOffice, I need a piece of software called Java Bridge. I downloaded the Java Bridge, but the install failed. Many times. So I can't use it with OpenOffice. Yet. I will wait a bit and install it again. But I can dictate my stories to WordPad, then copy and paste. This will not help me much when I'm editing an existing story, however.

To use it with World Of Warcraft chat, I have to dictate to a notepad file, then copy and paste. World Of Warcraft is not very handicapped friendly. I wish it supported speech recognition. Just for chat. It would make my world of warcraft life so much easier.

To start your own adventures in speech recognition, go to your start menu on Win 7, and type " speech recognition". May it work with the programs you use.

I left a few errors in this post to show what kind of things I have to correct while using speech recognition.

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Spammers Found My Blog!!

2010-10-14T18:00:00.000-04:00

Please ignore any blog entries with long lists of links selling stuff, or entries with nonsense strings pretending to be news updates. Don't follow these links! Most will download harmful programs to your hard drive. Especially ignore jewelry ads. I try to check my blogs, but I haven't felt well enough to keep track of them. I will not try to sell you stuff here [except maybe my books!] but I might mention businesses that were helpful to me. I will not put their whole catalog on here. That's insane!

Spammers should have to deal with the mess they create. Help me, Google!!

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2010-10-08T00:00:00-07:00

Diana Palmer, Novelist, Is Not Dead!
Today my sister called me on Skype. She was very upset about the fact that someone we don't know reported her death on the Diana Palmer Wikipedia entry! So I am writing today to tell you my sister is ...

Diana Palmer, Novelist, Is Not Dead!

2010-10-07T20:25:00.001-04:00

Today my sister called me on Skype. She was very upset about the fact that someone we don't know reported her death on the Diana Palmer Wikipedia entry! So I am writing today to tell you my sister is not expected to die anytime soon, and is not even in the hospital. In that time when she does die, I will talk to her fans since that is her wish. We family are not expecting her death anytime in the near future.

My email is dannistories@gmail.com if anyone is upset.

I also posted a video that shows our family resemblance [I hope] on YouTube at

Diana Palmer, Novelist, Is Not Dead!

You will see that my sister is much prettier than me!

To whomever changed her entry: I hope you know that this caused much upset in our family. It may have been a mistake, but if not, it was just sorry of you to do it! In the South, we use the term "that was just sorry" after telling about someone doing something bad. Not just very bad, but just plain mean. It is the worst thing a Southerner can say about someone. You need to repent and get religion. You just do.

You should imagine that you are Diana Palmer with a bad sinus infection. You are on antibiotics but they are taking their time to help you feel better. Your head hurts and you drag out of bed to check your email, and there is a report that you are dead. Someone crying calls your house expecting to hear the voice of your best friend who lives nearby, and gets you. How would you feel? Outraged? Ready to sue?

If it was just a mistake, please check your sources before you change the entry on someone whom you do not know. Diana Palmer can be reached through her official website, http://www.dianapalmer.com

There is no mention of a death date on that site, even though you gave the site as your source. My poor sister would have gotten into the site to post herself, but has lost her password. She will be posting on there herself to comment on this. Until then, this is my feeble attempt to get something up on the Internet that her fans can look at to verify that Susan S. Kyle is alive! In her own words, "I am not expecting to die in the near future!"

I cannot post a photograph of my sister because I would have to get approval from Harlequin to do so. I will say she is working on a new book as I speak, and has finished the third installment of her Morcai Battalion series. I can't wait to read it!!

Visit Amazon.com's Diana Palmer Page:

http://www.amazon.com/Diana-Palmer/e/B000AP7V1Q/ref=ntt_dp_epwbk_0

Visit The Official Diana Palmer Page:

http://www.dianapalmer.com

See that picture and you will know that yes, my sister is a LOT prettier than me! Susie is not dead! Now, do you believe me?

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2010-08-03T00:00:00-07:00

Anvil Music in North Carolina
Doc Cudd playing Anvil. Amazing Anvil Music! Also, don't miss Brien Engel's other videos of himself playing the glass harp or Armonica!

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2010-01-17T00:00:00-08:00

What is the role of government to encourage small business innovation? | Phil McKinney - Sharing his experiences on innovation, creativity and ingenuity
via philmckinney.com Our government needs to provide benefits for small business so small business owners can provide them to their employees. This would allow the little guys to hold ...
NASA @ Home and City || Version 2.0
Check out this website I found at nasa.gov Check out this flash presentation on how space research affects you -- yes, you -- in your home, where you live. Support NASA funding. Space ...

NASA @ Home and City || Version 2.0

2010-01-16T14:32:00.001-05:00

Check out this website I found at nasa.gov

Check out this flash presentation on how space research affects you -- yes, you -- in your home, where you live. Support NASA funding. Space research really does affect our economy and our daily lives, making them better!

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Technology is a great blessing in my life. Depending upon how we use it, we can bring people into a shut in life. [Flickr]

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Luna Moth Awe

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Memorial Day Memories...My Children, My Children

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Adventures In Speech Recognition

Spammers Found My Blog!!

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Diana Palmer, Novelist, Is Not Dead!

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NASA @ Home and City || Version 2.0

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