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JohnLovesHorlicks | Report | 6 Jan 2013 09:28 |
My 27 year old son has a poor credit record. Reason seems to be that he has never needed credit for anything and doesn't want a credit card. If he wants something, he usually borrows temporarily on interest free from us - he borrowed £1k off us for his car last year. Car cost him £3k, and he had £2k in bank account. Has already paid £1k back. |
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+++DetEcTive+++ | Report | 6 Jan 2013 09:32 |
Get a credit card, charge small items on it through out the month, and pay off as soon as the bill comes in. He can set up a DDR to automatically pay the balance if he is worried about forgetting. If he uses a car, he could charge the petrol cost to it. |
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JohnLovesHorlicks | Report | 6 Jan 2013 09:42 |
DET. Many thanks. Two excellent ideas. Think he will prefer phone route as he loves techie things and a contract might allow him to get a more sophisticated phone :-D |
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aivlyS | Report | 6 Jan 2013 10:21 |
How can you have a poor credit record if you have never had credit ?.. |
StrayKitten | Report | 6 Jan 2013 10:25 |
its supid isnt it, but as DET says, a credit card, wheras he pays of the balance monthly n a contract moble which you can get for as little as £10 a month nowadays, |
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Hayley Empress of Drama | Report | 6 Jan 2013 10:28 |
I thought when you apply for a mortgage, they looked in to your credit rating history not just for credit cards loans etc but at bank accounts as well, in goings and out goings and so on, and if there has been judgements against you and if they show settled thats ok, I also thought they will look for utility bills as well,also I thought they look in to others in the household if for instance the applicant lives with their parents their rating which in my opinion is wrong as they are not the ones asking for a mortage. Also if they are on the ER and how long. Its seems silly to me that someone that has lived with in their means and saved for what they want without asking for credit, but shows a healthy bank account should have to ask for credit to prove their worthy of borrowing money. :-S |
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+++DetEcTive+++ | Report | 6 Jan 2013 10:41 |
aivlyS, it is odd isn't it, but that's the advice that some of the Money Experts on TV give. |
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Muffyxx | Report | 6 Jan 2013 10:42 |
We had that problem and got credit cards...was a slippery slope after that ......they're cut up now.....my own fault but used properly and sensibly it's a great way round it. |
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aivlyS | Report | 6 Jan 2013 10:44 |
Thanks DET ... wont bother with the link I assume seeing as I have never had credit I will automatically have a bad credit rating . |
+++DetEcTive+++ | Report | 6 Jan 2013 10:52 |
do have a look a the link - scroll about 3/4 of the way and there is a blue box |
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Kay???? | Report | 6 Jan 2013 10:53 |
Hayley Empress of Drama | Report | 6 Jan 2013 10:57 |
Thats the one thing I am gratefull for that Itsmytelly is a TT, because he is of the old school you save for it or nothing. |
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Hayley Empress of Drama | Report | 6 Jan 2013 11:00 |
Kay it is , if you say live at home with your parents, if you share a flat for example and pay your gas bill monthly by DD then that will show as credit. |
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+++DetEcTive+++ | Report | 6 Jan 2013 11:03 |
It's a state of mind, itsn't it? (plus self control) |
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aivlyS | Report | 6 Jan 2013 12:31 |
I also believe if you want something save for it ... funny how changing the word to credit makes it sound OK ... in my day it would of been called debt and it would of been shameful to be in debt . |
Hayley Empress of Drama | Report | 6 Jan 2013 12:34 |
Or the drip or the never never :-D |
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RamblingRose | Report | 6 Jan 2013 12:38 |
Hard to save when you have given up a well paid job to look after a relative , hard then to avoid credit when the window comes off in your hand when you open it, hard to avoid debt when you are struggling to feed and clothe young children and keep a roof over their head. |
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aivlyS | Report | 6 Jan 2013 12:43 |
Well Yes Rose ... but I think this is exactly why people land in difficulties when you take on a mortgage or anything that needs to be paid up you should not be stretching yourself to the hilt so that when something unexpected comes up you are in dire straits , think we all know life never runs totally smooth and things will and do crop up that will need repairing or replaced . |
RamblingRose | Report | 6 Jan 2013 12:50 |
well yes Sylvia, but even NOT overstretching oneself doesn't help in times of 'disaster' so to speak... plenty of people out there right now who could easily afford the mortgage when they took it out,...redundancy, relationship break up, death of a partner, any number of 'outside influences' can affect people...hence the rise in re-possessions. |
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aivlyS | Report | 6 Jan 2013 12:57 |
A lot of the repossessions are caused by people taking out more loans to pay for the debt they already have ... pretty stupid , this pay day loan lark is just stupid anyway the bottom lie is if you take things that you cannot pay for they WILL have to be paid regardless of what life throws at you .. simple really .. |


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Pioneer DJM-T1 Professional Traktor Mixer Review
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Pioneer DJM-T1 Professional Traktor Scratch Certified Mixer Review Summary & Video:
The Pioneer DJM-T1 is a heavy-duty Traktor Scratch Certified two-channel professional-grade DJ mixer with built in Traktor MIDI controls for many of the advanced DJ software features such as loop, samples, hot cues, effects and much more. The Pioneer DJM-T1 exhibits all of the classic and well-known Pioneer Mixer build quality with a full-metal chassis, sturdy faders, and reinforced knobs. The Buttons are all plastic but have a long-lasting feel to them and they all either illuminate or have an LED indicator next to them so the DJ knows the "mode" they are currently in. The sound quality of the Pioneer DJM-T1 is also excellent with club-like performance throughout our entire testing period.
One of the main features of the Pioneer DJM-T1 mixer is the inclusion of an internal Traktor Audio 4-in/4-out high quality DJ soundcard. The Pioneer DJM-T1 also comes bundled with Traktor Scratch Duo 2 DJ software. With the combination of the Traktor software and built-in audio interface, DJ's can connect two external CD or vinyl decks with timecode control CD's/Vinyl to the DJM-T1 mixer for a complete DVS solution. Users can then use their CDJ's or Vinyl turntables to manipulate and play the music found on their computer. The setup process was very easy as all I had to do was run the software setup disc in my computer, connect the mixer to the computer, and connect the two vinyl turntables with the supplied timecode vinyl to the RCA inputs on the back of the DJM-T1. The DVS setup performed flawlessly throughout our testing and everything was truly plug and play. The DJM-T1 mixer can also be used as a standalone mixing controller to control the functions of Traktor while performing with only a computer. The decks then become all virtual (within the software) and the DJ can even switch between the virtual decks or live CD/vinyl input decks by switching the input selector at the top of each channel. On a side note, the entire mixer is MIDI mappable meaning that every single button, knob, and fader sends MIDI information over USB. The DJM-T1 mixer can be used with other DJ software and mapped just as the DJ sees fit. This feature may also be handy for Traktor users who don't want to use sample decks, but would like more cue points instead. The DJ can go into the software mapping settings and change the sample deck buttons to extra cue points or whatever else the user sees fit.
At the heart of every mixer are the faders. The linefaders feel like they have very high quality and a decent amount of resistance to them. The line faders also sport new dual-metal shafts that support each fader knob. The new Pioneer DJM-T1 Magnetic Crossfader has superb quality and is fully adjustable. The lag (cut-in) distance, tension, and curve of the crossfader can all be adjusted to suit the DJ's needs. While we had it in the Lab for testing, the factory supplied cut-in distance and tension was spot on for doing all of our crab and fast fader intense scratches. The faders are all top-quality and turntablists and scratch heads will be right at home, while the DJ's who like mixing can re-adjust the tension on the corssfader to slowly mix between tracks or use the heavier tension linefaders for more accurate control. All of the faders are very sturdy, precise, and built to last.
The Pioneer DJM-T1 Mixer has a nice full-kill 3-Band EQ above the faders along with cue buttons (that double as Tap buttons when shift is pressed) and a separate knob for the Master volume (controls the RCA and XLR Master output) and the Booth volume (controls the quarter-inch Booth output). The Pioneer DJM-T1 also has lots of MIDI buttons and knobs that control many different functions of the Traktor Software. There are two full-sized Effects Banks on the mixer which is found all the way on the left of the EQ's (FX-Bank 1) and all the way on the right of the EQ's (FX-Bank 2). This is VERY familiar to those who use Traktor since there are four knobs and four buttons found in each Effect Bank just like it displays on the software screen. The mapping is very tight and the FX knobs match up perfectly to what is going on in Traktor. You can have up to 6 simultaneous effects at a time all with their own unique control knob and button to get it just right. The last knobs will be used for overall WET/DRY function of the effect. If the user presses shift along with one of the effect buttons, then you get an LFO effect where the levels of the effect will oscillate according to the BPM. Moving downwards on the mixer there is a loop section for each channel. The loop section can be used to create automatic loops by pressing down on the loop knob and using the knob to grow or shorten the loop by bar length. Below the loop section is the shared Hot Cue and Sample Buttons. This area can be used to set up to four hot cues per deck. Each hot cue can be deleted by holding the shift button and pressing the appropriate Hot cue. When the select button is pressed, the Hot Cue buttons now turn into four Sample Bank buttons to correspond to the Deck C and Deck D Sample banks found in Traktor. These sample banks are automatically set when the sample button is pressed. The DJ can then use the autoloop knob with the shift button to change the volume level of the sample banks. Samples are also deleted by holding the shift key and pressing the appropriate sample button.
Next up there is the DJM-T1 Traktor Load and browse controls. This section is at the top center of the mixer and includes a big oversized knob that DJ's can use to select their track and the load buttons on each side of the mixer allow the user to select the Deck they want the track to load on. There are Play/Pause buttons for each deck so the tracks can be played independently of the timecode decks if desired. There is also FX1 and FX2 backlit buttons on each channel to enable or disable the two effects banks. There's also Sync/Master buttons so that the DJ can set a deck to be the Master timekeeping deck or use the sync button to match the Master track's BPM. There is also a 12-LED Master or Line level LED indicator which is nice and detailed for just the right volume control. Below this area is a Monitor section with a Cue/Master fader knob and another knob for the volume control. On the front of the mixer, there is a headphone jack for ¼-inch headphones only and a Microphone and additional RCA input for extra options. I like the addition of the front mounted RCA input for those times when you are performing and the computer goes out, there is still a way to plug in an iPod or smartphone to keep the party going while you get things sorted. The RCA input and Microphone are a shared input and you can only use one or the other. They do have a 2-band EQ up front, along with its own volume control knob as well.
There were a few minor gripes that I found with the Pioneer DJM-T1 mixer. My first issue was the lack of linefader curve or reverse functions. Being that this is a two-channel mixer with an excellent crossfader, it's easy to look at the DJM-T1 as a battle mixer and it may often be judged as such. Therefore, I believe it would have been nice to include an additional linefader curve adjustment and reverse switch those of us who get scratch-happy from time to time. The next issue is the price. Pioneer has a history of being high-priced, but they also have a history of high quality and club standards. So everyone who's been around the DJ game long enough knows that something with such good performance from Pioneer is going to cost you at the end of the day. I have one final and very minor gripe that may not be important, but it's worth pointing out. Most DJ equipment now-a-days comes with two headphone inputs (a quarter inch and a mini) so you don't have to go searching for an adapter for the bigger inputs. The Pioneer DJM-T1 only has the bigger quarter-inch input, so you will have to do like me and dig through your cable bag to find the adapter…
In Conclusion, the Pioneer DJM-T1 two-channel Traktor Scratch Certified Professional DJ Mixer is an excellent package for those looking to get a mixer with the build and sound quality of Pioneer while also being able to control the Traktor DJ software with ease. The crossfader is fully adjustable and the mixer has a built-in Traktor audio interface and Taktor scratch software for easy out-of-the-box timecode playback. Adding those features to the advanced on-board Traktor controls for effects, loops, hot cues, sample decks, and browse/load controls and you have a pretty powerful package in a 12-inch two-channel mixer. If the steep price and the lack of linefader control options are no issue to you or your mixing style, then the Pioneer DJM-T1 is an excellent mixer for Traktor DJ's who want a quality unit that will last them years and years to come.
-Solid Pioneer Professional All-Metal Build & Sound Quality
-Built-in Traktor Audio Interface & Traktor Scratch DUO 2 Software for DVS Timecode Playback
-Fully Adjustable (Tension, Curve, Lag) Magnetic Pioneer Crossfader (Excellent for Scratching)
-On-board Traktor Controls for Effects, Loops, Hot Cues, Sample Decks, Browse/Load Controls
-Additional Aux/Mic Input w/EQ on Front panel
-No Linefader Curve or Reverse Functions
-Steep Price
-Minor Gripe – No Mini (1/8th-inch) Headphone input
Pioneer DJM-T1 Professional Traktor Mixer Features
Product Description for the Pioneer DJM-T1
Professional Sound and Visual Division answers the growing demand for combining the power of dedicated DJ software with professional quality hardware controls and sound performance with the introduction of its new DJM-T1, a high performance digital mixer featuring the TRAKTOR™ SCRATCH 2 DJ software. The DJM-T1 features the TRAKTOR software, high quality audio, improved fader durability and an internal USB soundcard that eliminates the need to connect an external controller or soundcard.
The DJM-T1 offers the same high sound quality design elements developed and featured throughout Pioneer's existing DJM-series mixers. By combining Pioneer's hardware know-how with the TRAKTOR SCRATCH 2 software, DJs can be confident that they're getting the best user experience and performance quality for their investment.
Key Features Include:
TRAKTOR Series Control – The DJM-T1 is equipped with a controller function for the TRAKTOR series, allowing users to directly access TRAKTOR's software features without the need for an additional external controller or soundcard. To find tracks and mix smoothly without ever having to leave the mixer's control panel, controls for Browse (song selection) and Transport (play, fast forward, rewind, etc.) are conveniently located on the upper section of the mixer. Performance controls such as Effect, Loop, Hot, Cue, Sampler are conveniently located on the left and right side of the mixer, providing the same look of TRAKTOR's popular graphical user interface (GUI) for quick and accurate software operation. Each button on the mixer is designed to illuminate in sync with TRAKTOR, allowing the user to view the status of the software directly on the mixer and reducing the need to look up at the PC/Mac.
Scratch Control Capability – The DJM-T1 is a TRAKTOR SCRATCH CERTIFIED mixer allowing connectivity and operation with the TRAKTOR SCRATCH 2 software for ease of use. For DJs who prefer to use their own DJ turntables, the mixer comes with a CONTROL CD or CONTROL VINYL option, enabling it to be used as a TRAKTOR SCRATCH controller for scratching functions on their own equipment. In addition, the included TRAKTOR SCRATCH DUO 2 software let DJs start using the product right out of the box.
High Quality Faders – Pioneer integrated new channel faders and crossfaders that feature a slide construction supported by two metal shafts for the fader knobs. The new faders provide a smooth, consistent operation, with nearly three times the durability of previous generations of Pioneer mixers. The design also better protects the faders from the harmful effects of accidental liquid spills and/or dust that might otherwise collect inside these controls. The DJM-T1's crossfader utilizes a magnetic construction, exclusive to Pioneer, that offers extremely high durability, enabling it to withstand more than 10 million operations. The operational load, fader curve), and cut lag can also be adjusted to the user's personal preference.
Clean and Powerful Audio Outputs – The DJM-T1 inherits the high sound quality design features found in all of Pioneer's DJM series of products. The mixer features separated analog and digital circuitry to reduce noise. Analog signals are converted to digital in the shortest possible distance to reduce the chance of induced noise. To achieve clear and powerful audio outputs, Pioneer employed a high quality digital/analog converter for both the Master and Booth outputs.
Internal USB Soundcard – The DJM-T1 is equipped with an internal USB soundcard that enables the user to connect directly to a PC/Mac with a single USB cable. DJs can use the configuration utility tool installed on a PC/Mac to change the output signal from six points of the mixer based on the user's individual preference including DJing, recording, or production. The included TRAKTOR SCRATCH DUO 2 software enables them to easily record their performances from various output points with the ability to apply additional effects (i.e. Effect, Loop, etc.) to the original arrangements.
Microphone and auxiliary inputs located on the front of the mixer
Improved grip with rubber knobs for ISOLATOR/EFFECT/LOOP volume controls
Multi-input selector for switching between CD/PHONO/USB inputs
Three-band isolator type equalizer for a wide range of level control from +6 dB to -8 (cut) for HI/MID/LOW ranges individually
MIDI signal output enable fader/isolator operation data for transmitting to external devices
LFO CONTROL outputs MIDI signal that changes at beat-by-beat intervals for precision control
"P-LOCK Fader Cap" locking mechanism on channel fader and crossfader knobs designed to prevent fader caps from slipping.
Auto Standby automatically recognizes the current state of operation and input signal, switching the power to standby mode when no activity or input is detected for a period of time
Booth output volume control
Number of channels:
2 channels
Input terminals:
MIC×1 (XLR and 1/4 inch PHONE combo jack)
Output ports:
BOOTH OUT×1 (1/4 inch PHONE)
HEADPHONE MONITOR OUT×1 (top surface 1/4 inch PHONE)
Other ports:
USB B port×1
Technical Specifications:
Sampling rate 48 kHz
D/A converter 24 bit
A/D converter 24 bit
Frequency response 20 Hz - 20 kHz
Total Harmonic Distortion ratio 0.004% or less
S/N ratio 106 dB or greater (LINE)
Head room 19 dB
Power source 120 V AC (60 Hz)
Power consumption 23 W
Maximum dimensions 10.5 in (W) × 15.9 in (D) × 4.3 in (H)
Unit weight 13.5 lb
Items Included:
TRAKTOR SCRATCH DUO 2 Software
CONTROL CD x2
CONTROL VINYL x2
Driver Software CD-ROM
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New Office Building in Oslo by a-lab
Statoil Regional and International Offices, Oslo, by a-lab (via The Fox is Black)
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(Ozier Muhammad/The New York Times)
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When a new home for the American Folk Art Museum opened on West 53d Street in Manhattan in 2001 it was hailed as a harbinger of hope for the city after the Sept. 11 attacks and praised for its bold architecture.
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Architect Denise Scott Brown has asked to be retrospectively acknowledged for her role in her husband Robert Venturi's 1991 Pritzker Prize.
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Romney & Ryan: The first interview
Paul Ryan: What we're saying is take away the tax shelters that are uniquely enjoyed by people in the top tax brackets so they can't shelter as much money from taxation, should lower tax rates for everybody to make America more competitive.
Bob Schieffer: How many years of tax returns did you turn over to the campaign?
Paul Ryan: Well, it was a very exhaustive vetting process. It's a confidential vetting process, so there were several years. But I'm going to release the same amount of years that Governor Romney has. But I got to tell you, Bob--
Bob Schieffer: And how many was that?
Paul Ryan: He's-- two. He's-- I'm going to be releasing two, which is what he's releasing. What I hear from people around this country, they're not asking where the tax returns. They're asking where the jobs are. Where's the economic growth? Those are the issues that matter. I think these are more or less distractions to try and take us off the fact that the president has given us failed policies that aren't working, that are putting us deeper into debt, that are costing us jobs. And so, we're going to focus on what it takes to turn this country around and get people back to work.
Bob Schieffer: Governor, there was really a funny moment yesterday at the rally when you introduced Paul Ryan as the next president of the United States.
Mitt Romney: Yes.
Bob Schieffer: When did you realize you had done that?
Mitt Romney: You know, I couldn't believe I'd done it. I came down and stood next to my son and my wife. He said, "You just introduced him as the next president." I said, "No, I didn't." I-- he said, "Yes, you did." I said, "No, I didn't." My wife turns and says, "Yes, you did." So, I just jumped back up on the stage and corrected myself.
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A wise man once said, do what you love, and F*** the rest. If you want to be a coder then you should give it all you can. But if you think it would be too hard to make everything happen, then it's could be a hard choice.
To start, this isnt a "feeling sorry for myself" post its a genuine problem, that i cant decide and i would appriciate your ideas/feedback.
No 1 :
As you all know my aim is/was to eventually get into the coding business/proffession.
I still feel its possible that i am capable of doing so (ability wise) But ive been questioning myself a lot of late and am kind of loosing the zest for coding a bit (perhaps need a boost of some sort) Im planning on making a Wandria alpha for you all to test this week some time (your feedback may get my interest/zest back.
As for my ambition of getting a job in the coding industry, i am going to have to (already not going out or socialising at all due to switching part time to code more) make a lot more sacrifices too, like taking my car off the road (possibly selling too) to make ends meet.
I am wondering if all these sacrifices (which are becoming hard to live with, especially seen as im a party animal type of guy) are going to amount to anything.
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I could always get a full time job (not going full time again where i work now cus i hate the place) and forget about trying to be a coder (still code for fun sometimes) and just get a ordinary job and be able to socialise again and have a good time.
So what do you think?
Will my total lack of qualifications count against me getting a coding job? (only have junior cert (ireland)) or do i even posses the abillity to get that far?
Or should i just return to a normal work life and enjoy myself again.?
I cant answer these questions myself and would like your opinions to help me decide.
A wise man once said, do what you love, and F*** the rest. If you want to be a coder then you should give it all you can. But if you think it would be too hard to make everything happen, then it's could be a hard choice.
its all up to you, which do you enjoy more? would you rather code or be out? your life is what you make of it, make it good. you dont HAVE to do wandria. we just appreciate what you have done in the DCEmu community and with that, we wont judge you for making a choice.
if you want a job in coding then go for it, or try to do some sort of qualification perhaps. try looking for games jobs in the back of mags like edge, they always need more people...give it a crack! surely being a prestigious homebrew coder would be enough. tell them that you are zion and show them your stuff, that might be an original job interview. "zion walks in with psp, sits down."
NOOOO! have to spread rep before i give it to you again zion. anyway, best of luck to ya, you got me my 4th dot.
the indecicive teenager, nobody really knows what they're going to do untill they figure out what they're doing. There will be a time when you know what your going to want to do. Untill then, just live your life. For instance, maybe you will meet a person that you will want to spend your life with. I have, and my life has changed dramaticly. Just wait it out.
Them's is my three cents.
I think you should try just go back to normal life as coding business is by no means risk free. But if you enjoy coding so much you should give it a try and go all out on it.
decided yet zion...? you probly need time to think about it.
He should take time as this is a important desicion that could lead to failure or success
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I am Cynthia, soon nicknamed Cindy, the first born of the Hungerford clan. I was the first girl in several generations in the family and so a big surprise for everyone. My dad cared for me in those first months of my life as he was finishing his PHD and my mom was working as a designer in Knoxville. I've carefully read my baby book and believe that for the first time in his life my Dad experienced unconditional love with me. He wouldn't have characterized it as such, because he didn't know what it was nor had he experienced it aside from my mother's love. But as I grew up and until he went to be with Jesus, Daddy and I had an understanding and a special relationship.
I believed everything he said and tried — until my teens anyway — to do everything he wanted me to. In first grade, I told my teacher that my dad said the moon was made of green cheese. She said absolutely not! But I argued with her and got sent to the principal's office. I explained that my dad said it—so it was true! Poor Daddy, he had to go down to the principal's office and explain and apologize!
When Dad died, I had all these flashbacks of him and me. At six, my first Christmas I remember the handmade doll furniture for my doll. My first bike and teaching me to ride without training wheels. A Halloween parade where he made me the most a awesome tail that curled and pitchfork for my devil costume—this was before we knew any better!
When I broke my arm playing Tarzan and Jane and he ran all the red lights to get me to the hospital. The weekend trips around Texas, to San Jacinto Memorial, to New Braunsfels where I rode my first horse.
Of course in my teens things changed a lot! I wanted to be a part of the crowd. Dad didn't want me out there at all. I seemed to get grounded all the time. When I was 15, I was grounded and had to ask him to please let me go with my boyfriend to his prom-he relented and let me go. But I had to be home by 1am and couldn't go to the beach with everybody or have breakfast with them. I didn't understand why? When I was 16 and had my birthday party at home and the kids started dancing—he shut it down. I was mad at him for a long time. I didn't care that our church preached against dancing and he was a deacon—and needed to adhere to the church's doctrines. But that was Dad-at that point in his life he was still about works and earning his salvation.
Life with my dad was not easy as a teen, but after I married my Dennis at 29, I seemed to finally grow up and when we moved toTampa in 1984, I purposed to have a closer relationship with both my parents. This led to much visiting and really getting to know my father as a person. For this, I really have to thank my husband. Because it was to him that my dad opened up. Dennis is a little older than I and studied and read quite a bit about World War II. I guess he encouraged my dad to talk, because talk he did! I would be around for some of it, but I would use that time to take my mom out to shop, do her hair, nails, etc. So Dennis would fill me in when I questioned him about the rest of the stories! For the first time, I heard about his early life and his war years. I finally understood why he was the way he was—military straight, absolutes because of his nuclear physics education and lack of love in his home growing up. When he stood at my mom's funeral and said that she was the first person to love him unconditionally-he was being truthful. I am glad that I had come to love him unconditionally long ago. First in obedience to God's word, but then simply because I loved my dad and could never stay mad at him long!
After mom's funeral, he came to stay with Dennis and me for three weeks.It was a precious time I am so thankful for now. We talked about his salvation experience and his great regrets in his life. How very much he loved his children, but couldn't express it. How proud he was of everyone for their teaching their own children about Jesus. That we, his children were believers. That was his greatest legacy. I was sent a card by one of my staff at work. It said "Remember that your father left the world a legacy in the good and caring person that you have grown to be. And in this time of sadness may it help comfort you to know that he is still a part of all you are and do.
I had thought to write a Father's Day tribute, but this one which I tweaked a little from the eulogy for him is the best one I could have ever written for him. The Bible has a lot to say about Fathers. They are to honored. We are to heed their instruction. In fact it says several times to honor and to heed. At least in the last years of his life, my dad knew I loved him-even on the day that he thought that he would lose my love if he told me his story. All I cared about was that he had a story!
The day that we cleaned out his apartment and we were on our way home coming across I-4. I was crying and praying. I asked the Lord for a sign that Mom and Dad were up there with Him and singing and dancing… I knew (or thought I knew, I was wrong) that God didn't give signs but please God give me a sign. I need a sign so much. And just a minute or two later, here comes a little red plane buzzing by our car and then up in the sky he goes and begins to draw…a … smiley face…and then he is writing…Jesus…loves…you! well, there was my sign. How else could an airplane draw up by our car, then do draw a smiley face and write Jesus love you-right after I have asked for the sign? to read a sign in the sky, you have to be in just the right place as we were. I called all my sibs and told them. I think they were just as happy to hear this as I was to see it!
There have been a lot of changes in the family since Daddy died. My youngest sister has had 2 little boys a year apart. My oldest granddaughter has accepted the Lord Jesus into her heart.And she has a new sister who is now 3. A couple of my brothers kids have graduated high school and started college and he and wife Lesley had one more little girl and my sister's kids-Anna graduated college this year and Beau started this year and made DEAN's list. Dad would have been proud. He would have been thrilled with all the babies! He might have had a hard time interacting with children especially as he got older and couldn't hear, but there was no one that loved having his family around more than he did.
I am better with my grieving now of course than I was even a year ago. But I still cry and I still miss him-and my momma too of course. I had no idea that they were so much my foundation–but in losing them, I found my God who said He would now be my father. He would be my Rock and my Foundation. He would provide for me, protect me, care for me, teach me all things-including trusting him implictly. Hard lesson to learn but wonderful peace to have. Not that He was not there before, but now it is only Him. I love you, Daddy.


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Technical Abstract: Vegetative filter strips (VFS) have long been promoted as a soil conservation practice that yields many additional environmental benefits. Most previous studies have focused primarily on the role of vegetation and/or soil physical properties in these ecosystem services. Few studies have investigated the soil microbial community of VFS. Therefore, we examined potential differences in soil microbial community characteristics of claypan soil planted to VFS with differing vegetation and a traditional row-crop system in a maize–soybean rotation. Samples were tested for soil microbial function and community structure using dehydrogenase and fluorescein diacetate (FDA) hydrolysis enzyme assays and phospholipid fatty acid (PLFA) analysis, respectively. The grass VFS soil exhibited the greatest dehydrogenase activity levels and FDA activity was greater in the grass and agroforestry (i.e., tree–grass) VFS soils relative to the cropland soil. The PLFA analysis revealed community structural differences underlying these functional differences. The agroforestry VFS soil was characterized by a greater proportion of total bacteria, gram-negative bacteria, anaerobic bacteria and mycorrhizal fungi than the cropland soil. The grass VFS soil shared some characteristics with the cropland soils; but the grass VFS supported greater mycorrhizal fungi and protozoa populations. This work highlights differences in soil microbial function and community structure in VFS relative to cropland soil 12 years post VFS establishment. It also enhances our fundamental knowledge regarding soil microorganisms in VFS, which may aid in explaining some ecosystem services provided by VFS (e.g., decomposition of organic agrichemicals).


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OWATONNA — Doherty Staffing Solutions executives presented a check for $15,000 to Minnesota West Community and Technical College Oct. 22 at the Doherty office in Owatonna.
OWATONNA — Doherty Staffing Solutions executives presented a check for $15,000 to Minnesota West Community and Technical College Oct. 22 at the Doherty office in Owatonna.
On hand to accept the funds for Minnesota West were Dawn Regnier, director of customized training; Les Kvam, program coordinator — manufacturing and trade; and Dr. Richard Shrubb, president of the Worthington campus. Doherty's donation to Minnesota West is the first fundraising project the staffing company has completed for the college.
The funds are earmarked for a new portable classroom on campus, a self-contained welding trailer. The welding training program is a jobs initiative partially funded by the Minnesota Job Skills Partnership Board for students and dislocated workers in rural Minnesota, to address a shortage of skilled welders in the region.
"Our contribution to Minnesota West Community and Technical College is the beginning of a new partnership with the college and the communities it serves in southwest Minnesota," Doherty Staffing Solutions Chairman and owner Tim Doherty said. "This contribution, along with that of other organizations, helps build relationships between private and public institutions, which is the best way to develop a strong and dynamic economy.
"Cities that Minnesota West serves — like Marshall, Worthington and Pipestone — need skilled welders as well as workers and new entrepreneurs to grow and attract industry, and to keep Minnesota's workforce the best in the nation. The Doherty family and companies are proud to be part of this important endeavor."
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Audience Targeting Manager, Guardian Commercial
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Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck have transformed some of the most clichéd genres with smarts, non-screechy politics, superb acting, and visual beauty. Half Nelsontheir 2006 feature debut about a white middle-class basehead who teaches poor African-American kidsis free of Dangerous Mindslike hooey. Sugar tackles even hoarier terrain: the sports movie and the immigrant story. While certainly diamond-specific, Sugar is less about Americas pastime than the fallacies of the American dream. Miguel Sugar Santos (the remarkable nonprofessional actor Algenis Perez Soto), a 19-year-old star pitcher in the Dominican Republic, impresses a gringo talent scout with his curveball and is invited to spring training in Phoenix, quickly advancing to a single-A team in Iowa. In the States, Sugar grows increasingly isolated by language and Corn Belt custom. Fleck and Boden capture certain believable heartland specifics: a racist scuffle in a club, misunderstood signals from a church-group-leading teenager, and a fluid, back-of-the-head long take as Sugar ambles through several different neon-nightmare video arcades. Its no spoiler to say that Sugar doesnt lead his team to victory. In their subversion of inspirational genres, Boden and Fleck dont want us to be any less moved by the struggles of their protagonists. They simply insist that tidy redemptions have no place in a complicated world. Starts: April 10. Daily, 2009
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When a person gets paid much more than what they're objectively worth, thereby giving them a God complex. They become immortal and infallible in their own minds. Can often be seen in government employees and managerial staff. You: "Can you please sign this paperwork?"
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We are a family of real estate agents local to Ventura, California. We work as a power-team, and our clients effectively receive the experience and knowledge of Bill Stewart's almost 30 years in sales, Connie Stewart's almost 30 years in property management, and the marketing knowledge, energy, and sheer work ethic exuded by Kevin Paffrath and Lauren Stewart.
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Ziauddin Yousufzai's comments were recorded Thursday by Pakistani state television. He's expected to fly soon to Britain to see his daughter, Malala. It was the first time he has spoken publicly since the Oct. 9 shooting in northwestern Pakistan.
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She was airlifted to a hospital in Britain on Oct. 15. The Taliban have vowed to kill her, raising questions about whether it would be safe for her to return but her father promised Malala would come back as soon as she's recovered.


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LAWRENCEVILLE -- A duplex fire caused by a faulty electric ceiling fan displaced five adults and one child in Lawrenceville on Monday afternoon.
Firefighters were called to the 200 block of Freeport Drive at 4:26 p.m., and the incident was under control at 4:50 p.m., Gwinnett Fire Lt. Colin Rhoden said. The blaze also caused an electrical service line to be compromised, Rhoden said.
The fire was contained to the attic area of the home, which had moderate damage. Other minor interior damage was attributed to firefighting efforts, Rhoden said.
The cause of the fire was accidental, Rhoden said, and no injuries were reported. Residents from both sides of the duplex were displaced.
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A few of us TTTers are on a table; Vicar, are you on that one? People may spot a couple of Tricky Tree Travel shirts. Have met quite a lot of LTLFers. Look forward to seeing some of you again. Should be a good evening. The food's always been good in the past; driving, so little or no beer! McGovern, I've met a few times; he's got a good way of showing he's a Reds fan while he reserves the right to criticise the club when he feels it necessary.
Think it's a combined LTLF/TTT table
All post work crap cancelled. Shall be there on't dot!
Will be there just after 6 :30pm. The Bottesford Flyer arrives at the station at 6:22pm
Im gettin REDy. Will be there around 6:45 for beer (not taken the food option)
I have arrived for a pre meal drink
In the usual pre audience with place
Enjoy your evening everyone.
'Intelligence without ambition is a bird without wings' - Salvador Dali 1904-1989
I think 'odd' is a good thing. Oddness shows originality, uniqueness and a desire to be different from the masses. Oddness is, maybe, only deemed 'odd' by the majority who are considered less odd but only by their own blinkered observations and understanding. Oddness should never be criticised but be encouraged to nurture, develop individualism and to explore the mind rather than conform to expectation and 'normality'. Many of the world's greatest works of art and prose were born from those minds many considered to be 'odd'.
This has been really entertaining so far; half-time at the moment and the second half is going to be all Forest.
Oh - PS - give us a wave, LTLF table!
"I don't want to be rude but I could not have gone to Derby. It was impossible"
Guy Moussi, July 2011.
I was propping up the bar. Great night that was, and I even got John McGovern to sign my book.
My all time Forest hero, the FormerRedsCaptain himself. Wow.
I got my book signed and a lift home from winnits!
Have the survivors all got to hospital safely?
Thank God for that Winnits. I thought we'd lost you. Any news on Phil? Have they recovered the black box yet?
I'll stop this now as it was never ever remotely funny. Much like my ebay customer service scripts. I was hoping I'd get a call up to ITV's The Comedians but it finished in 1975.
Phil is on the magical electric chariot, so who knows?
John signed my original shirt from 1979 when I was 12 years old,
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A simple question...is playing FM via a no-CD download from the net illegal?? even if its for non-commercial use?
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Downloaded from Steam-legal or any pay for game site.
Non-paid for/torrent illegal regardless.
you dont need the cd if you buy it through steam it a digital download
What if you buy it from a site who are selling it Illegal !!!
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