IMAKEMADBEATS – What’s It Gonna Be f/ Hezekiah, Keziah,
And Thomas Clay | Download

IMAKEMADBEATS offers “What’s It Gonna Be”, a driving track from his
self-titled LP which has been getting strong reviews and feedback.
The track features Hezekiah and Keziah speaking on life’s trials
and struggles while Thomas Clay accompanies on vocals.

As a bonus, here is a mixtape from DJ Traumatix featuring
tracks from throughout IMAKEMADBEATS‘s career.

Link: DJ Traumatix – IMAKEMADBEATS Mixtape (Right Click, Save As)

Alfie Jack Alexander- Oscar & Coco

Oskar Magnus

Lennox Eddy

Quinn Bryce

Franklin Joseph- Stanley

Caelan Andrew

Fletcher Idris- Scout & Arlo

Matai Rutaia James

Bronson Reginald- Anabelle

Kashtyn James- Rydah

Ryder Holt- Cohen

Luca James

Tom Alister

Luka William Taylor- Mya

Bronson McLeod- Corbin & Keziah

Sheldon William- Kaitlin

Dexter Cromie

Clark Robert Tepenui- George & Olivia

Evan David

Maxwell John- Zacary

Aston James- Ruby

Jake Douglas

Aston Max

Kobe Jackson

Jimmy Ray- Chloe, Ruby & Olly

Thomas Henry- Kate & Adele

Cyrus Gary Allan- Shaye

Leo James

Henry Howard- Walter

Marc Andrew- Paige, Meg & Grier

Dexter Bailey- Fynn

Angus Patrick Milne

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#1: MLS#98421863, Price Change, asking 154900 on 465 W Great Basin Drive, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Cedar Springs subdivision, 1613 Sq. Ft., 3 bedrooms, 2.0 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.21 acres, built in 2009. INCREDIBLE DEAL ON THIS HOME! The Watersong 3 car garage! Beautiful raised elevation w/stucco covered entry! Open-spacious living area w/fireplace & large windows. Double doors open up to a great office or formal dining area. The watersongs kitchen is accented w/Notty alder cabinetry, pantry, brkfst bar and dining area with large windows. The vaulted master bdrm is complete w/dual vanity, lrg shower & walk in closet and offers slider door that leads to back covered patio.. Listing Office: Keller Williams Realty Boise. More Detail Here.

#2: MLS#98441159, Price Change, asking 184900 on 3990 W Moon Lake St., Meridian, Idaho (ID), Lake At Cherry subdivision, 2079 Sq. Ft., 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.20 acres, built in 1999. Better than on the course, “across the street from Lakeview Golf Course”. Big backyard w/ dog kennel & no rear neighbors. Dramatic entry w/ dual doors, HUGE windows & vaulted ceilings. Beautiful slab Granite countertops in the kitchen & Maple hardwood flooring in the nook & family room. Newer carpet installed in 2007 w/new vinyl in the master bath. Large master suite & master bath has dual raised vanities, jetted tub & separate shower. Oversized 3 car garage w/ utility sink & built-in cabinetry. A must see!. Listing Office: Assist2Sell Buyers and Sellers. More Detail Here.

#3: MLS#98439213, Price Change, asking 289000 on 1599 Leslie Way, Meridian, Idaho (ID), CarolS Sub subdivision, 4255 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 2-car garage, 0.68 acres, built in 1980. Great Value in a highly desirable subdivision! 4255 sq ft on .68 acre! Room to put in a pool or add an RV garage. Huge main lvl master with 2 closets, bath with walk in shower and heated tile. 3 bedrooms upstairs plus loft and bonus area. Open floor plan, vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, new furnace and A/C. Great room has formal dining option and 19 x 29 main floor family/media room. Oversized utility room w/sink + small office/craft room. Conveniently located. Short sale subject to 3rd party approval.. Listing Office: Group One. More Detail Here.

#4: MLS#98411102, Price Change, asking 144900 on 543 W Great Basin, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Cedar Springs subdivision, 1434 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 2.0 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.16 acres, built in 2009. WOW! WHAT A PRICE! 3 CAR GARAGE 4 bdrm + Bonus rm, offers a spacious living rm, with elegant large windows, open to the kitchen & dining that boast a breakfast bar, corner pantry & elegant upgraded ALDER cabinetry & wonderful tile work. The vaulted master suite features a pop-out/window, walk in closet & full bath w/soaker tub. Great price for 4 bdrm home w/3 car garage in BEAUTIFUL COMMUNITY!!!. Listing Office: Keller Williams Realty Boise. More Detail Here.

#5: MLS#98410900, Price Change, asking 154900 on 504 Great Basin Drive, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Cedar Springs subdivision, 1630 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 2.0 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.21 acres, built in 2009. BEST DEAL! NEW SINGLE STORY 3 CAR GARAGE! The Watersong, beautiful raised elevation w/stucco covered entry! Open-spacious living area w/fireplace & large windows that overlook park-common area, fabulous kitchen accented w/Notty alder cabinetry, pantry, brkfst bar and dining area with large windows. The vaulted master bdrm is complete w/dual vanity, lrg shower & walk in closet.. Listing Office: Keller Williams Realty Boise. More Detail Here.

#6: MLS#98424088, Price Change, asking 329000 on 3015 S Alyeska Lane, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Majestic View subdivision, 2694 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 3.0 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 1.40 acres, built in 1992. Country living on your own private lane only minutes from town! This bright & airy spacious home on 1.4 acres is perfect for anyone who enjoys privacy & outdoor activities. Take in majestic views off the deck of your living room or from your private deck off of the master suite which incl. an updated bathroom w/ granite countertops, tile shower/flooring and an enormous soaking tub. Enjoy the security of knowing that nobody can ever build around. Fully irrigated & zoned for 3 large animals (horses, cows). Listing Office: Windermere Capital Group, Inc.. More Detail Here.

#7: MLS#98436458, Back on Market, asking 170000 on 5906 N Cougar Flat Ave, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Lochsa Falls subdivision, 2428 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 2-car garage, 0.20 acres, built in 2005. Tucked back off the road in Lochsa Falls! Gorgeous home with space and upgrades galore! Secret 4th bedroom or bonus room is upstairs behind the white cabinet in the hall. Cabinet pulls out like a door and the secret room unfolds! Amazing landscape front and back. Den/Family room w/ built ins and door for privacy. Central Vac, separate thermostat up and down for maximum efficiency. Granite, hardwood, just to name a few upgrades.. Listing Office: Market Pro Real Estate Service. More Detail Here.

#8: MLS#98436523, Price Change, asking 89900 on 1231 W Jacksnipe, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Blue Horizon subdivision, 1029 Sq. Ft., 3 bedrooms, 2.0 bathrooms, 2-car garage, 0.13 acres, built in 2004. Bank-owned (REO). THIS IS NOT A SHORT SALE!!! Buyer incentive up to 3.5% towards closing costs and prepaids.Great price for the first time home buyer. New paint and carpet throughout. All potential buyers must be prequalified or provide proof of funds prior to submitting offers to seller for consideration. Property to be rekeyed at closing and buyer will be charged for rekey. Purchase this property for as little as 3% down. Special financing available.. Listing Office: Boise Real Estate Company. More Detail Here.

#9: MLS#98442084, New, asking 219900 on 3546 E MACKAY DR., Meridian, Idaho (ID), Sutherland Farm subdivision, 2232 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.21 acres, built in 2004. Great home in one of the most convenient neighborhoods in Meridian. Just minutes to almost anywhere! Home sits on a fully fenced lot with full sprinklers. Well kept interior with spacious rooms, and lots of light. Huge master suite with vaulted ceilings, dual sink vanity, corner soaker tub, and separate shower. Large walk in closet with built in shelving. Large patio with cover. Just a couple blocks from neighborhood park. This home is move in ready! No short sale or bank owned hassles here!. Listing Office: Rocky Mountain Real Estate. More Detail Here.

#10: MLS#98442186, New, asking 124900 on 2780 N Eveningside Way, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Autumn Faire subdivision, 1538 Sq. Ft., 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.18 acres, built in 2002. Bank-owned (REO). This is not a SHORT SALE!!! All potential buyers must be pre-qualified or provide proof of funds prior to presenting offers to seller for consideration. Property to be re-keyed at closing and buyer will be charged for re-key. Purchase this property for as little as 3% down! Special Financing available.. Listing Office: Boise Real Estate Company. More Detail Here.

#11: MLS#98442137, New, asking 289000 on 2496 S Abaco Way, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Meridian Greens subdivision, 3158 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.33 acres, built in 1998. Get ready to escape the ordinary with this incredible buy in Meridian Greens. Enter from the walkway on to the generous wrap-around front porch into the stunning 2 story home with many architectural design details. Custom trim is on all windows and entry doors throughout, adding to the interior appeal. Features include tall ceilings, hardwood floors, generous windows & glass doors to bring in natural light. Kitchen features center Island…. Listing Office: Group One. More Detail Here.

#12: MLS#98428587, Price Change, asking 140000 on 140 W Woodbury, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Waterbury Park subdivision, 1230 Sq. Ft., 3 bedrooms, 2.0 bathrooms, 2-car garage, 0.18 acres, built in 1993. Well cared for 3 bath home in a great location. Close to shopping, schools and parks. Newer kitchen flooring, carpet and paint. Great room with vaulted ceiling and open eat in kitchen. No back yard neighbors with mature landscaping for shade for outdoors activities.. Listing Office: Windermere/Richard B. Smith. More Detail Here.

#13: MLS#98442129, New, asking 183900 on 2965 N Centrepoint Way, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Jackson Square subdivision, 1600 Sq. Ft., 3 bedrooms, 2.0 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.00 acres, built in 2010. PC9863 The Cypress offers galore-every bedroom its own walk-in closet, the kitchen pantry is large enough for dancing & the tandem garage could easily have a shop. The utility room is gigantic w/ a folding table & mud room bench. This split bedroom design creates optimum privacy for the master suite which incudes an oval bathtub. The gourmet kitchen will WOW you with its island, alder cabinets, granite. Interior Photo Similar.. Listing Office: Coldwell Banker Tomlinson -Cap. More Detail Here.

#14: MLS#98442193, New, asking 119900 on 1564 E Locust View Lane, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Keziah subdivision, 1390 Sq. Ft., 3 bedrooms, 2.0 bathrooms, 2-car garage, 0.08 acres, built in 2005. Short sale. Great single level town home located in the desired Locust Grove subdivision. It’s many features include vaulted ceilings, tile, stainless steal appliances, upgraded carpet, gas fireplace, 5″ shower and dual vanity in the master bathroom. You’ll enjoy spending time out on the covered patio, which is set up for a hot tub and also includes gas for a Barbequer. Lawn care and sprinkler maintenance is taken care of by the HOA. Low maintenance and located in a convenient location.. Listing Office: Keller Williams Realty Boise. More Detail Here.

#15: MLS#98442132, New, asking 189900 on 505 E Halpin Dr., Meridian, Idaho (ID), Burney Glen Sub subdivision, 2611 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.20 acres, built in 2006. Bank-owned (REO). GREAT LOCATION! Gorgeous 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home with many extras throughout. Kitchen has granite counter tops, center island and many more upgrades. There is a bonus room located upstairs.. Listing Office: Silverhawk Realty Nampa. More Detail Here.

#16: MLS#98442184, New, asking 139900 on 1944 N Man O War Way, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Devlin Place subdivision, 1411 Sq. Ft., 3 bedrooms, 2.0 bathrooms, 2-car garage, 0.21 acres, built in 1999. Looking for a large lot with RV parking potential? Look no more. This home sits on a lot that is perfect for storing those Idaho toys…With a split bedroom design, formal dining room, S/S appliances, new sink and faucet, gas fireplace with hearth, covered patio, pressurized irrigation, fully fenced and ready for your personal tour, call today!!. Listing Office: Atova. More Detail Here.

#17: MLS#98442090, Back on Market, asking 299500 on 3815 S Calabria, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Tuscany Messina Village subdivision, 2429 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 3.0 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.31 acres, built in 2004. Gorgeous family home in Tuscony Subdivision. This house has it all! Completely landscaped with cement edging, 12×14 storage shed, 33 ft. fenced RV pad, extra parking, 3 car garage, pool, new deck, hottub, central vac. , covered patios w/ misters on main patio, hardwood floors in kitchen and entry, granite countertops, stainless appliances, gas range, gas fireplace, lg. bonus room with bathroom and shower, master w/tile floor and counter, jetted tub, walk-in closet & sep. vanities.. Listing Office: Waldo R.E. – New Plymouth. More Detail Here.

#18: MLS#98442152, New, asking 255000 on 3707 S Lamone, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Tuscany Lakes subdivision, 2611 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.27 acres, built in 2006. Bank-owned (REO). Slab granite countertops in kitchen & baths, alder cabinets, hardwood flooring in entry, kitchen, & dining, stainlees steel appliances, master has sitting area with fireplace. This is a must see & ready to move into. Property to be sold “as is”. Buyer/Buyers agent to verify all info oresented herein. CLA for required addenda & offer procedure. “Not a short sale”. REO/Bank owned property. 30 to 45 day day closing in most cases.. Listing Office: ERA West Wind Boise. More Detail Here.

#19: MLS#98442177, New, asking 130000 on 1322 E Tourmaline, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Strate Sub subdivision, 1144 Sq. Ft., 3 bedrooms, 2.0 bathrooms, 2-car garage, 0.19 acres, built in 1993. NOT A SHORT SALE but offered at short sale pricing. Meticulously maintained 3 bed/2 bath single level home on a quiet street. Vaulted ceiling, window seat in great room. Pergo flooring. New carpet in 2009. Exterior paint 2008. White appliances, glass top electric range, built in microwave, washer/dryer included (refrigerator negotiable.) Ceiling fans in all rooms. Gorgeous fully fenced auto sprinkler north facing backyard with covered patio. BTVAI. Listing Office: Woodhouse Group. More Detail Here.

#20: MLS#98440347, Price Change, asking 259900 on 2376 W Grassy Branch, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Bridgetower Sub subdivision, 2268 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 3.0 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.27 acres, built in 2003. PC9379 IMMACULATE CONDITION! Wonderful single level. Great opportunity w/desirable neighborhood at a fantastic price. Home has all the upgrades. Formal dining and a great room w/fireplace. Liberal use of windows to maximize natural lighting, hardwood floors, open kitchen loaded with counters, custom cabinets, walk-in pantry and upgraded appliances. Covered patio and large fenced yard.. Listing Office: Coldwell Banker Tomlinson -Cap. More Detail Here.

#21: MLS#98442092, New, asking 153900 on 4158 E Race St., Meridian, Idaho (ID), Red Feather subdivision, 1829 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 3.0 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.16 acres, built in 2004. Bank-owned (REO). Plant shelves, vaulted ceilings, breakfast bar, close shopping, restaurants, schools, and so much more makes this neighborhood and home very desirable for everybody.. Listing Office: RE/MAX Capital City. More Detail Here.

this is an image of the short finned eel Elton caught when he put his net in the stream.

this term was really good because we went to Te Papa museum to work on patterns. My job was to inteterview 20+ people on how patterns related to their lives i got answers like: Paisley, stripes, koru, hexagon, geometrical and tribal tattoos. I liked the fact that we learnt Russian and Chess. Chess was challenging because some of us couldn’t play it and thanks to Mr. Newton we leant. Russian was challenging too because its a really difficult language. Russian is difficult because it is made of completly different sounds to the English language and I can’t roll my r’s. We are doing some work on the lakeview stream and Elton Perry came to talk to us about the life and plants in the stream. Elton put his net down to try catch some mayflies and very skinny worms he caught a short finned eel that was heading upstream to hibernate. We hoping to fix the stream so that there is clean water in the stream so it is restored to its natural self.

This movie was made from scratch. I did it in one day which is good compared to the other ones that took two days. It usually depends on the ideas that we get from them and about how we are going to set everything up. My task was to create an animation that had three characters but i added one more and the rest were stationary and at least four gallery objects  to create a scene of my choice. keziah. here is a website to watch some egs

http://www.cs.manchester.ac.uk/digital60/digital60-alicecompetition/animation-festival/winners/KS2/

But it’s actually a shade of green that might be in our living/dining/kitchen room.

Speaking of design, anyone else think Bravo’s new show 9 by Design likely to up the number of baby girls called Bellamy in 2010 and beyond?  Even without the Novgoratz clan’s delightfully named brood, she’s a successor name to popular pick Avery and a tailored way to get to Bella, too.  Bellamy has yet to appear in the US Top 1000.

Another reality show name that could pop? Tinsley, as in socialite Tinsley Mortimer, now appearing on The CW’s High Society.  I’m not watching HS, but I can imagine Tinsley taking off.

Elsewhere online:

• Via Daddytypes, an unusual sibset spotted: Apollo, Diana, Athena and Hermes – and they were kids in the 1960s, proof that Extreme Baby Naming is not a 21st century phenomenon;
• Babynamelover spotted a Troyden Cooper, a little brother for Bentley and Rexton.  It’s interesting to watch a trend morph, isn’t it?  While Brayden and Caiden aren’t feeling original anymore – even to those who don’t obsessively follow baby name news – there’s still room to take a DIY approach to baby names, adding a -den, -ley or -ton to nearly any plausible first syllable;
• For Real Baby Names brings us Awesome Lee Sunshine -  it’s a girl.  As 4Real wrote: “It takes a lot to surprise me these days when it comes to baby names, but this one did.”  While Lee is a pretty neutral choice, the combo is wildly over-the-top;
• Sebastiane at LegitBabeNames covered Polish rarity Cieszygor and Japanese staple Haruko – charming, because they showed up in my Google reader back-to-back and I found myself thinking up scenarios where a couple answering to the names met and fell in love – and named their kids Jane and Michael;
• Via Elisabeth at You Can’t Call It “It,” I found the blog Design Mom.  Which would be great all on its own, because, as I mentioned earlier, I could use some inspiration.  Written by Gabby Blair, she and husband Ben also have five nicely named kids - Ralph, Maude, Olive, Oscar, and Betty – plus #6 is on the way! Elisabeth suggests ideas for baby Blair and the comments are fascinating;
• Another megafamily, with a very different naming style, can be found at BakersDozen.  The kids are Jubilee, Ezra, Mordecai, Boaz, Adalia, Hezekiah, Kalina, Keziah, Avi, Tilly, Enoch and Judah.  And mom, Renee, is also pregnant!  They’re not quite like the Duggars, though – about half the kids were adopted.  Renee is also a truly gifted children’s photographer – too bad she’s in Bellingham, Washington, or I’d be calling for an appointment;
• Just for the fun of it, The Stir takes a stab at writing a recipe for naming celeb chef Jamie Oliver’s fourth little one, due soon-ish.  My personal pick is Carnation Shmoopy Roxanne, but I doubt they’ll go with it;
• Nancy combed through the Quebec name stats to report on the most popular picks, plus the true rarities.  There’s a girl called Shadey (please stand up) and another named Harvest, plus boys named Nervastone and Rafter.  And so many more on her lists that you’ll just have to go check ‘em out;
• Namipedia has published their fastest risers so far, giving rise to many a post elsewhere online, like this one at ParentDish.  For girls, it was Sookie, Tenley, Eloise, Genevieve and Piper; for boys, Castiel, Declan, Atreyu, Dashiell and Phineas.  It’s an intriguing list, but remember that not all of these searches are done by those about to name a child – odds are that it will be more than five years before every kindergarten in the country has a Sookie and an Atreyu sitting side-by-side;
• Also from the NameLady: Are Matching Twin Names Too Cheesy? My initial reaction was yes, but the name set in question – Alice and Celia – seem perfectly reasonable, and it took me a minute to realize that they’re anagram names;
• A Mother in Israeli asked readers to chime in about what’s popular for babies right now.  It’s a fascinating conversation, and a great resource if you want a name that wears well in Jerusalem.

From the Hollywood desk:

• Namberry asks why some celeb baby names pop and others, like Suri, fail to catch on;
• Erin Blakely at Famecrawler figures out which celeb used which celeb fave-name first;
• OK, Sean and Rachel Campos-Duffy have long since left The Real World for, well, the real world, though he occasionally surfaces on ESPN and she’s been known to guest host on The View.  Their new daughter’s name is intriguing: MariaVictoria Margarita.  Lotsa syllables, check.  Compatible with older sibs’ names, check. MariaVictoria joins Evita Pilar, Xavier Jack, Lucia-Belen, John-Paul, and Paloma Pilar. But is MariaVictoria really what they intend to call her?  And won’t her name appear Mariavictoria – a seven-syllable smoosh – on most official forms?  Guess we’ll have to wait for the interview.

April 15 was the deadline to vote in the Baby Name Wizard’s 2009 Baby Name Poll. I completely forgot to vote!  The only thing I’d determined was that Esme would be on my “rising” list.  Apparently, I wasn’t alone.  I can’t wait to see the results.  Anticipated due date?  Right around Mother’s Day.

Thanks for reading, and have a fabulous week!

this term1 on alice i didnt like it because on tutorial 4 four it wouldnt go past step 14. but i liked doing the actual thing

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#2: MLS#98426111, New, asking $224,899 on 2663 W Divide Creek Street, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Kelly Creek subdivision, 2087 Sq. Ft., 3 bedrooms, 2.0 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.19 acres, built in 2006. Beautiful single level, split-bedroom design, open floor plan w/must-see designer touches. Gorgeous kitchen w/slab granite countertops, Knotty Alder cabinets, center island & soaring ceilings. Eleg master suite w/ dual-sink vanity,luxurious tub & sep shower. Great covered patio for relaxing & entertaining. Spacious laundry rm and tons of storage. Absolutely immaculate, like-new condition. NOT A SHORT SALE, just a terrific price! No worries about long closing.
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#3: MLS#98426243, New, asking $279,000 on 2857 S Alfani, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Strada Bellissima subdivision, 2734 Sq. Ft., 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.25 acres, built in 2006. Not a Short Sale. Great location w/easy access to interstate, shopping & entertainment. This home has a functional floor plan w/split bedroom design, large bonus room & a den/office that could be converted into a 4th bedroom. Features include: Granite slab counter tops, hardwood floors, kitchen island w/breakfast bar, 5 burner gas stove, floor tile, central vac, water softener, ceiling fans throughout, sky lights in kitchen & bonus room, full vinyl fence and 2 covered patios.
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#4: MLS#98426086, New, asking $119,900 on 2569 N Ridgebury Way, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Waterbury Park subdivision, 1241 Sq. Ft., 3 bedrooms, 2.0 bathrooms, 2-car garage, 0.18 acres, built in 1996. Short sale. Donât miss this opportunity! This nicely updated property features slab granite countertops, a tile entry, solid alder front door, new door hardware, upgraded carpet, and vinyl flooring, light and plumbing fixtures. Exterior features include a cover front porch, full sprinkler system, full fencing, and room for RV parking. All offers subject to lender approval.
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#5: MLS#98426141, New, asking $317,700 on 2762 N Fairglen Ave, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Crossfield subdivision, 3400 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.25 acres, built in 2008. Custom designed ENERGY STAR home with dramatic flair. 10ft stone fireplace, custom built-ins, open to above formal dining, custom lighting & hardwood floors throughout main level. Master Bath features claw foot tub, separate make-up vanity, walk-in shower & designer closet. Entertainer’s paradise with gourmet kitchen & large distinguished pantry. Home surrounded on 3 sides by common area with east facing view! Seller is licensed Realtor in the State of Idaho.
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#6: MLS#98426112, New, asking $139,900 on 3639 N Price Way, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Cedar Springs subdivision, 1570 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.19 acres, built in 2003. RECENT FORECLOSURE!!! Priced $44,000 under tax assessed value! Move in ready and located just across from Settlers Park, this property features a gas fireplace, office or fourth bedroom on main floor, separate living and family rooms and a large backyard with a patio. This property comes with a free/seller paid one year home warranty and qualifies for an $8,000 tax credit. Call now for seller’s cash, quick close, discount pricing. Seller financing available.
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#7: MLS#98423248, Price Change, asking $118,800 on 1569 E Drucker Lane, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Keziah subdivision, 1338 Sq. Ft., 3 bedrooms, 2.0 bathrooms, 2-car garage, 0.09 acres, built in 2004. Bank-owned (REO). Sold âas-isâ w/o warranty. HUD Case #121-235897 Sold ( IN ) INSURED Active list date 12/25/09 Bids due by 2/7/10 11:59 PM or daily thereafter. Home will need to be re-keyed by Buyers. No possessions or repairs until recorded. Buyer/agent to verify all. FER DETAILS SEE WEBSITE.
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#8: MLS#98426151, New, asking $139,900 on 956 N Haven Cove Place, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Kelsee Park subdivision, 1697 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 2-car garage, 0.21 acres, built in 2001. Short sale. PC2920 Well cared for home in cul-de-sac is clean & bright! Master suite plus 2 bedrooms upstairs with 1 bedroom on the main level. Great room is open to the dining room & kitchen with eating bar & corner pantry. Separate family room makes this home complete! New air conditioning in 2009. Irrigation $75/year.
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#9: MLS#98416287, Price Change, asking $179,900 on 3766 N Watersong Way, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Watersong Estates subdivision, 2187 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.00 acres, built in 1999. PC3251 THIS IS NOT A SHORT SALE!! Why bother with the hassle when you can purchase this beautiful home with ALL the amenities without the “third party stress”? This home boasts vaulted ceilings, huge master bed & bath with dual vanities, corner tub, walk-in closet, large secondary bedrooms, formal living & family room with gas fireplace, large bright kitchen with breakfast bar, decorative ledges & niches, tons of storage! Spacious 3 car garage, fully fenced with auto sprinklers.
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#10: MLS#98421346, Price Change, asking $225,000 on 738 W Great Basin, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Cedar Springs subdivision, 2817 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 3.0 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.22 acres, built in 2006. Short sale. PC5626 Loaded w/all the extraâs! Living rm. w/gas fireplace. Kitchen complete w/granite counters, custom cabinets, Bosch stainless steel appliances, gas top range + fridge. Main lvl master suite w/ dbl vanity & walk-in tile dbl headed shower. Office w/French doors off entry. Lots of hardwood flooring. Full bath up w/bdrm & bonus rm. SMART HOME technology w/alarm system. Central Vac, 50 yr. Hardie siding. Fully landscaped w/sprinklers & pressurized irrigation.
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#11: MLS#98426099, New, asking $169,900 on 3125 W Wilder Ct, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Hartford Estate subdivision, 2130 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.21 acres, built in 2002. Beautiful custom home with a bright floor plan, hardwood floors, plant shelves and vaulted ceilings. Formal living room, office with french doors and cozy family room. Kitchen features breakfast bar, large pantry, built-in desk and eating nook. Master suite has separate shower, large bathtub, vanities and large closet. Great backyard with garden space and patio. A must see!Floor plan and style design included in tour, check it out.
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#12: MLS#98415466, Price Change, asking $121,500 on 1620 N KASTLE FALLS AVE, Meridian, Idaho (ID), Valerie Place subdivision, 1723 Sq. Ft., 4 bedrooms, 2.0 bathrooms, 3-car garage, 0.18 acres, built in 1998. Bank-owned (REO). NO POSSESSION OR REPAIRS PRIOR TO CLOSING. HUD WILL PAY UP TO 5% TO SELLING OFFICE. CASE#121-218455 SOLD IN (INSURED) SOLD ASIS W/O WARRANTY. ACTIVE LIST DATE 9/18/09 BIDS DUE BY 2/7/10 11:59PM OR DAILY THEREAFTER.SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS. 203K FINANCING AVALIABLE. buyer/agent to verify all
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Thanks to Kelly for suggesting Rebecca as Name of the Day.

Choose your fictional Rebecca.  From Vanity Fair’s opportunistic Becky Sharp to the buoyantly optimistic Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, the name has been worn by dozens of characters.

Real life Rebeccas are equally plentiful.  In the US, the name peaked at #10 in the 1970s, but has never truly fallen out of favor.  Even in her least popular year – 1926 – Rebecca ranked #185.  In 2008, she was #119 – past her moment, but still in steady use.  She’s also in the Top 100s in Italy and Denmark, Canada and the UK.

And why not?  The Old Testament Rivkah was wife to Isaac and mother of Esau and Jacob.  She’s considered a compassionate and loyal character.  Along with Isaac, Abraham and Sarah and Jacob and Leah, she is believed to be buried in the Cave of the Patriarchs near Hebron, south of Jerusalem.  It’s among the holiest sites in the Ancient World for Christians, Muslims and Jews.

Some link the name to the word for noose or binding, while others suggest that it actually means connected – a similar word, but with a very different spirit.

Rivka became Rhebekka in Greek.  During the early seventeenth century creation of the King James Bible, the Rebekah was favored.  Both names were in amongst medieval Jews.

Rebecca is generally considered the Latin form, but you’d be hard-pressed to find a woman using the spelling much before the 1600s.  That’s around the time she caught on with Puritan parents and came to the American colonies.  Unlike fellow Biblical picks Keziah and Jemima, Rebecca has remained.

Besides the two literary characters mentioned earlier, there’s:

• Television’s Becky Conner, one of the daughters on Roseanne and Rebecca Howe, Kirstie Alley’s character on Cheers;
• More recently there’s Becky Bloomwood, heroine of the Shopaholic chic-lit series turned movie;
• Similarly, Rebecca Dopplemeyer graduated from the pages of the Ghost World graphic novels for a big screen adaptation;
• Actresses wearing the name include Rebecca Romijn, Rebecca de Mornay and Rebecca Gayheart;
• “Rebecca Came Back from Mecca” was a popular song in the 1920s.

But the most memorable Rebecca might be the one we never see.  Daphne du Maurier’s 1938 novel Rebecca was a hit and Alfred Hitchcock’s 1940 Oscar-winning adaptation remains a classic.  Despite the fact that Rebecca is unseen – and not blameless – the name benefits from the romance and drama of the story.

Just like Damien was boosted by The Omen, Rebecca’s ascent was helped along by the book and film.  In 1937, Rebecca ranked #166.  By 1941, she was #86 and would climb every year into the 1970s.  A German-language musical version debuted in Vienna in 2006, and it is said to be headed for Broadway.

As for Rebekah, she’s a valid variant, but far less common in recent years.  She reached the 140s in the 1980s and 90s, and stands at #354 today.

There’s nothing unusual about Rebecca, but she remains a solid choice – steadfast but with a touch of romance.  For parents today, she might strike that elusive balance of familiarity without being shared – at least not by other girls in her class.

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Also from E Major’s “Majority Rules” album, this is a 2-in-1 video, with the first half featuring Hezekiah on “Nuthin’ Nice”, and the second half being “Know That”, produced by Heroes 4 Hire. You can also find Hezekiah featured alongside his sister, Keziah, and Illy Emcee on the Heroes’ debut album, “Sex, Drugs & Chopped Up Soul”.

You can check out the album sampler here:It features tracks from 2 Mex, Hezekiah, E Major, Illy Emcee, Nightwalker, and more.

Thanks to Julie for suggesting Keziah as Name of the Day.

Remember Cassia from Monday?  Keziah is her Hebrew equivalent, one of the long-suffering Job’s daughters in the Old Testament.

Job actually had three girls, born as a blessing after his sufferings – besides middle child Keziah, there was big sis Jemima and little sis Keren-Happuch.  Because all three sisters received an inheritance from dad, some think of the phrase “Job’s daughters” as signifying equality between genders.

Just like Cassia, Keziah means cinnamon – or, technically, cinnamon-ish.  (Cassia is actually a separate herb.)

Also like Cassia, she has multiple possible pronunciations.  But while most make Cassia a two-syllable name, the three-syllable keh ZEE ah is probably closest to correct in this case.

It’s far more difficult to pin down Keziah’s spelling.  You’ll also find Kezia, Ketzia and Ketziah.  Like many an obscure Biblical moniker, she was in vogue from the 1700s onward.

This lends Keziah a certain colonial cool.  She appears on the list of colonial names for girls over at Nameberry, along with other Biblical rarities and virtue names.  She’s the perfect sister for Selah or Patience.

There’s a royal and a presidential twist to this name, too.  Kezia Obama was the first wife of Barack Obama, Sr.  (And mom to our 44th president’s half-brother, Malik.)  Then there’s the twentieth century Princess Kezia of Toro, later the Queen.  (Yes, Toro is a lawnmower.  Turns out it is also a traditional kingdom within modern day Uganda.  Who knew?)

Keziah has never ranked in the US Top 1000, but a related name has fared well in recent years.  Contracted, two-syllable form Keshia or Keisha became a popular choice for African American parents in the 1970s.  Keisha, the most common spelling, ranked from 1967 through 1998.  The elaboration Lakeisha also appeared in the Top 1000 from 1972 until 1993.

Two young actresses wear the name:

• Keshia Knight-Pullman rocketed to fame as Rudy, the youngest of The  Cosby Show’s Huxtable clan.  The name rose with her;
• Then there’s Oscar-nominated child actress Keisha Castle-Hughes.  The New Zealander is now semi-retired from acting and mom to Felicity-Amore.

But most Keishas are twenty-something, if not thirty-something.  Today, she sounds rather dated.  (Even masculine variant Keyshawn is on the decline.0

There’s also Kizzy, a diminutive for all the Keziah-related names.  Alex Haley used the name for a character in Roots.  Kizzy debuting at a dizzying #223 in 1977, but was out of the US Top 1000 by 1979.  Today, with the Roots reference far less familiar, she sounds too lightweight to stand on her own.

Which brings us back to Keziah.  Closer to her original form, she sounds unexpected and intriguing.  Job’s daughters were considered virtuous and lovely – there’s no downside to this Biblical pick.  Besides Kizzy, Kes could serve as an appealing short form.

If Old Testament names are your style, she’s certainly one to consider.

Thanks to Laney for suggesting Cassia as Name of the Day.

First off, the Cass- family is made up of completely unrelated names, though two of them rose together in recent years.  The Greek Cassandra, she of ancient myth, peaked at #49 in 1990 and stands at #284 today.  The Gaelic surname Cassidy peaked at #99 in 1999, a few years after morning television’s Kathy Lee chose the appellation for Cody’s little sister.  Today, she’s #228.

Cassia herself can claim at least three derivations, and just as many pronunciations.  There’s:

• KAH shah;
• KAH see uh;
• kah SEE uh.

Parents choosing Cassia circa 2009 are probably thinking of the nature name.  She’s more subtle than Willow or Sage.  She’s less common, too – Cassia has never appeared in the US Top 1000.

Cassia cinnamon is an evergreen found in the Far East.  The bark and buds alike are used as a spice.  Technically, cassia is not true cinnamon.  (That’s cinnamomum verum - also an evergreen.)  But most of the cinnamon you’ll find in the US is actually cassia.  (The good stuff is more readily available in Europe.)

Still, cassia is no fraud.  She’s preferred for some recipes, where true cinnamon is a notch too sweet.  And she’s just as ancient – Moses used cinnamon and cassia, as well as other spices, to anoint the Ark of the Covenant in the Old Testament.  Job’s daughter was called Keziah – a Hebrew variant of cassia.  (Some have speculated that modern American names like Keisha are derived from Keziah.)

The Chinese knew about cassia, too – as did the Ancient Greeks.  In myth, it was one of the phoenix’s preferred materials for nest-building.  And while two bucks will buy you a Cinnabon at any shopping mall today, back in Rome, cassia was pricey stuff.  Ancient cookbooks mention it, as do temple rituals and medical guides.

But if Cassia’s status as an also-ran to cinnamon makes you nervous, there are two other derivations for the name:

• The Cassius family was a big deal in Ancient Rome.  The Via Cassia was a significant part of the Roman road system; members of the family founded the city we now know as Lisbon.  Saints wore the name, as did an American abolitionist – which is how boxer Cassius Clay ended up with the name he’d eventually shed to become known as Muhammad Ali;
• Spelled Kasia, it is the Polish equivalent of Kate – a diminutive of Katarzyna.  Head to Warsaw or Gdansk, and you’ll meet plenty of women wearing the name.

There’s also a county in Idaho known as Cassia, named after the Cassia Creek.  The creek, in turn, is thought to be named after James John Cazier, an early settler, or possibly the term cajeaux, described as a “peasant French” term for raft.

Overall, Cassia is an appealing rarity.  She’s a possible short form for Cassandra or Katherine, but stands well on her own.  Sassy nickname option Cassie makes her wearable for a child.  She offers a nice balance of standing out and fitting in, too.

HANNAH, KEZIAH, SHEN

i just don’t know how many times i fall, but i remember how many times God never stand straight as when he stoop then took the fall, and that was only once, every time when i fall. the sweetest surrender of all was being empty in submitting him my all, just to make me filled with His presence. i believe, His mercy calls me when I’m faraway from Him…it’s just sometimes i never learn how to listen to it carefully. i know i would stumble and i see it with my own strength but i am not when His eyes over me watching. i don’t have to learn how to question when all answers are here spoken but only ask for direction to where His hands carry me. i told Him bout my mistakes before. i expected circumstances after all, and yes there were burdens and circumstances He placed on me but it turned out to be blessing after i accepted it and trusting His ways. and the great change that took place FROM THE INSIDE OUT OF MY VERY SOUL.

A thousand times I've failed
Still your mercy remains
And should I stumble again
Still I'm caught in your grace

Everlasting, Your light will shine when all else fades
Never ending, Your glory goes beyond all fame
In my heart, in my soul, Lord I give you control
Consume me from the inside out Lord
Let justice and praise become my embrace
To love You from the inside out

Your will above all else, my purpose remains
The art of losing myself in bringing you praise

Everlasting, Your light will shine when all else fades
Never ending, Your glory goes beyond all fame
In my heart, in my soul, Lord I give you control
Consume me from the inside out Lord
Let justice and praise become my embrace
To love You from the inside out

Chorus 2x
Everlasting, Your light will shine when all else fades
Never ending, Your glory goes beyond all fame
And the cry of my heart is to bring You praise
From the inside out Lord, my soul cries out
from the inside out by hillsong

Zi Pie… we love you babe.  You’re precious and beautiful.  This has been the fullest year of all our lives cus you’ve become an intrigal part of it (I’ll explain that word in a few years .  Here’s to another awesome year sweet pea.  Daddy loves you.

Last night there was a concert held in our church, featuring a local choir called His Sounds for the project of the UMYAFs (United Methodist Young Adults Fellowship). We, the youth, went  early as each of us have different tasks–audio, lighting, video, ushers, prayers, visuals etc.

"I'm still nervous but…"

My task goes along with pianist Joshua, and we'll be handling the children's solo performance in the intermissions that night.

This is Ruth, one of the kids who will sing, while we are at the office and she was dreadfully nervous, but then again Ate Grace (our deaconess), Kuya Melvin (her husband) and I (the ate) just joked around so she forgot all about it for a moment. We practiced her song last saturday, so there's nothing to fear about, I said.

And so it started.

His Sounds: Forever His

Sorry, I was in the front, so I didn't get a good view of the whole choir and the background (Hopefully Moe did, and it'll be better if the video comes out) The choir was amazing! His Sounds is an all-Chrisian choir, and they sing inspiring music. It's their way of evangelism, I think, and music works well in the hearts of people, especially if it beautifully done. They first sang 5 songs…and then the children's intermission.

"I can only imagine…"

I'm OK now

First up is 5-years old Keziah, snging in her tiny cute voice "I can only imagine"

After the song, she sat with me and made kulit all through the performance… (*nice kid!)

Trust In the Lord

Next is Ruth. She sang Trust in the Lord. I think it's from HillSong.

Loved the lyrics. The song is very simple but true.
"Trust, trust in the Lord,
Lean not on your own understanding
In all of your ways acknowledge Him…
He'll make your paths straight."

And so goes our kiddy singers-in-the-making. I had my fingers crossed everytime they try to reach the hight notes (which is really good, but with more practice they can get better next time, hehe)

But something that's not to be missed in the concert is the youth's own representative–Mico. Mico is a soprano, she came from a family of singers (and her uncle Kuya Kenneth is a member of His Sounds choir), currently a Praise and Worship song leader and a violinist. She sang "The Light of a Million Mornings".

"And a light of a million mornings dawned in me."

And everyone was like holding on to their seats, amazed at how such a young kid [15] would dare take on a high-pitched song. But she sang it with a true Suprano grace; not only her voice is beautiful, but the words are really amazing…

"A light of a million mornings filled my heart
A sound of a million angels sang my song
The warmth of Your love, so tender
Touched my life, and suddenly
A light of a million mornings dawned in me."

I wonder when can I write lyrics as beautiful as this?

The whole concert was marvelous, I was enjoying the heart-felt songs and the spritely melodies, everyone would be nodding their heads to an energetic a capella then calms down to a piano led ensemble. Heartfelt, that's all I can say, especially when they sang Filipino contemporaries like Sa Yapak Mo (in Your Footsteps) and classics, like Somebody is Praying for me. This experience is very refreshing, like taking a break from the noisy world and get back to hear wonderful songs of inspiration. I do feel energized, hope everyone who watched are too. Let's not forget…

To God: Please bless the choir, their wonderful voices, the songs they will sing, their families, their jobs, their lives, and the lives of all the people they will sing to. May they continue to glorify You, and may it be so. Amen

Read Job 42:1-17.

[Stuff we're skipping:

* God gives Job a whole lot more questions that He knows he can't answer. Finally Job says he'll stay quiet. God challenges Job even more just to bring home His point.]

1. Job basically says that he knows God can do anything, and he’s the guy who’s talking without knowledge here. So far, a humble confession.
2. Job says that he feels dumb because, before all he knew about God was what was told to him; but, now that he has seen God, he feels really dumb for questioning him like he did. Is there a difference between questioning God and wondering what He’s up to?
3. Job’s friends aren’t spared from God’s anger. Not only that, they are supposed to make sacrifices for Job to bless them. In other words, Job wasn’t completely right; but he was a whole lot more right than you quacks!
4. He got twice what he once had back. Amazing. That’s cool for donkeys and camels, but do you still feel bad that his original kids died?
5. All of Job’s family rallied around him. That’s nice.
6. Job went on to have three beautiful daughters (I guess the other three weren’t that great?). And one, the kids of Keziah and Keren-happuch had an Aunt Jemimah. She made really nice syrup. It’s interesting that it says that Job gave his daugters the same inheritance as her brothers. This was totally against the culture of the time. Why do you think he did that?
7. I like Job.