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Viruses: Living or Non-living organisms
Do you consider a virus living or non-living organism?
In middle school, I was taught that a virus was the smallest living organism. However, I see viruses as packages of genes coated in protein and that they are inert on their own. I think of viruses as stuck in a "Twilight Zone" between living and non living. I don't think that viruses are true living organisms because they do not grow by dividing, generate energy, creating protein, etc. Yet, some scientists believe they are living because they contain genes necessary for their replication. And there are some bacteria that are like viruses, unable to reproduce outside a host cell, such as Chlamydia or Rickettsia that are classified as living organisms. But they have the same limitations as viruses. p.s. I think there was a similar topic for some research paper that was posted in 2009. I can't seem to find it. |
Feb19-12, 01:42 AM | #2 |
Viruses are not considered to be "living" organisms in the fullest sense of the word. They replicate inside other living beings, but themselves are not living.
Feb19-12, 04:09 AM | #3 |
bfman is exactly right.
Feb19-12, 11:18 AM | #4 |
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Viruses: Living or Non-living organisms
To be honest I don't think I've ever heard a solid definition of "life". Instead I've heard lists of attributes that if something has (or at least has some of them) it can be said to be alive. I would not class viruses as alive because they are not metabolically active and cannot reproduce themselves. The latter is different to needing a host to replicate because the distinction is that viruses literally are assembled by the host rather than growing in it.
I also find it bewildering that people have voted "both" for a question that is essentially "A" or "Not-A" |
Feb19-12, 01:28 PM | #5 |
"Towards a Mathematical Theory of Complex Biological Systems" by C. Bianca, 2011:
my paraphrasing and comments in the parenthesis 1. Wide range of participating entities (e.g. functional molecular groups) 2. Nonlinear interactions between entities (characterized by feedback and dispersion) 3. Heterogeneity (not sure how this is different form 1 given the paragraph on this) 4. Self-Organization / ability to develop specific strategies (I don't think these should be the same) 5. Active entities "play a game" at each interaction. (not really clear, but the author's paragraph talks about basically, changing internally as a result of external interacitons. 6. System is not in equilibirum (I agree that would be bad for a living system) 7. Entities belong to a wide variety of components (the entities have diverse functions) 8. Time is a key variable (this seems irrelevant/obvious to me. It uses the words Darwinian evolution, but we've already established that implicitly with 4 and 5) 9. multiscale approach (multi-scale optimization). 10. small changes lead to large effects (an extension of 2: form nonlinearity to chaos) I think some of these are important and the idea develops a good framework for mathematical biology (which allows you to more concretely define things) but I think the number "10" was reached for. There's maybe four or five basic quantifiable principles here. We could lump: 1, 3 and 7 together 4, 5, 8 and 9 together 2, 6 and 10 together (wow, that would bring it down to 3!) So far it seems that viruses would pass the test on these little quantifiers (but probably only in the presence of a "host"?), but then I have the feeling like they're life junk: amalgamates that must inevitably result from an ecology diverse degeneracy. But I also have another thought. In the spatiotemporal limit, we are all part of one system (we all came from the same ancestor, we're all driven by and interact with the same chemical and physical gradients). So the boundaries we define between "organisms" can often be fuzzier than we imagine it is. At some point, a transitions from a colony of single celled organism to a single multi-celled organism must have occurred. So my thought with viruses is then.. maybe they're just an extension of living things, moreso than a living thing themselves. An example of where the phenomena of "organism" leaks into and out of the environment through these fuzzy boundaries that define the organism. |
Feb19-12, 01:50 PM | #6 |
Seems like we need to make finer distinctions. I propose that a virus is dead until it contacts a cell and begins working. I'd further propose that it's not alive at that point either; that it has merely transformed the host cell into a new entity.
In a very real way the infected cell is like a Zombie. It's no longer the cell it was and the mutated cell has to be considered the true organism with the virus particle as a mere "seed" or spore. |
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A friend of mine said that saying that a virus is a living organism inside a host is almost like saying DNA nanobots are living organisms once inside a human body. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0216144238.htm |
Feb19-12, 04:30 PM | #8 |
Trying to classify a virus as living or not is a futile effort. We (Homo sapiens) have a tendency to try to classify everything, even if the classification doesn't make sense and is based on a questionable definitions.
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Feb20-12, 12:17 PM | #10 |
What about Prions?
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But I also have another thought. In the spatiotemporal limit, we are all part of one system (we all came from the same ancestor, we're all driven by and interact with the same chemical and physical gradients). So the boundaries we define between "organisms" can often be fuzzier than we imagine it is. At some point, a transitions from a colony of single celled organism to a single multi-celled organism must have occurred.
So my thought with viruses is then.. maybe they're just an extension of living things, moreso than a living thing themselves. An example of where the phenomena of "organism" leaks into and out of the environment through these fuzzy boundaries that define the organism.[/QUOTE] Well written, I like it. A fuzzy line of almost life. Lots of grey areas in this universe. DC |
Feb20-12, 07:49 PM | #12 |
A a College Biology professor, the debate about a virus being living or non-living is ongoing. The reproduction is the complicated issue, because all viruses use the host's cell DNA/RNA replication machinery, ie, enzymes, nucleotides. Even the enzyme itself is incorporated into the virus' envelop. They therefor are not self sufficient for the own reproduction, which is a characteristic for living things. They also do not carry out all the cool little processes that eukaryotic cells do to produce energy. They lead a "borrowed" life, so to speak.
Prions, on the other hand, are nonliving particles. They are proteins that are capable of misshaping others simply by their contact with them. |
Feb21-12, 08:12 PM | #13 |
People do it when trying to ponder the origins of life as well. Evolution doesn't have a requirement that something be "alive" to evolve--Viruses get by just fine in their niche and evolving without meeting what we deem necessary for something to be alive. |
Feb21-12, 08:45 PM | #14 |
Viruses fit perfectly in the gray area. I also agree that defining them into living or non-living really has no impact on studying them and what they do. That discussion is mainly useful in the high school biology setting to introduce students to the idea that not everything can be easily categorized and that biological molecules to organisms exist on a continuum.
Feb21-12, 08:54 PM | #15 |
I see it the other way around. Theoretically, if life is ever formally defined a (i.e. a quantitative set of measurements on a system) it would be interesting to see where viruses fall on the test.
Feb22-12, 12:21 PM | #16 |
I'd class viruses as 'living' because they are obligate parasites. Also, IIRC, viruses do range from stripped-down, minimal monsters to much larger whatsits...
Feb22-12, 04:30 PM | #17 |
Probably the most simple and inclusive definition for life we could come up with is something capable of biological evolution. |
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The Dec. 14, 2012 mass shooting which killed 27 people in Newtown, Connecticut was horrific and senseless and again upon our children. I cannot begin to express my sorrow.
Our elected representatives are reacting as expected, blaming the majority of these incidents on the lack of gun control. Yet they are responsible for writing and enacting the present gun control policies. We have a Justice Department which has provided guns to the Mexican drug cartels, resulting in countless deaths and call the mass murders at Fort Hood an incident of "workplace violence," instead of what it was an act of terrorism on a military base.
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I, however, would like our lawmakers and everyone else to focus on the true cause of most of these killings, which is the country's mental health policy. The shooting in Arizona by Jared Loughner exemplifies the problem. He had displayed signs of serious mental illness, including outbursts during his high school and college classes and complaints of voices in his head. Still he was able to purchase a 9mm Glock with a high-capacity magazine legally.
Over the past 30 years in the USA, 61 mass shootings have occurred. No less than 80 percent obtained their guns legally. Acute paranoia, delusions, and depression were rampant among them, with at least 35 of these killers committing suicide on or near the scene. Seven others were killed in shootouts with police, "suicide by cop." At least 38 of these killers displayed prior signs of mental health problems.
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Okay, so I've got this idea rattling around my head. Think of a setting somewhere between Akira and Blade Runner. You are part of a crew of hackers on board a hovercraft like the Nebakenezer (spelling will be checked later). We have something called virtual reality. In this virtual reality, there are several different cities. What we do on our ship, is we go into this virtual reality and hack into systems, gathering information. The world government sees us as information terrorists. We see ourselves as information accumulators. What do y'all think?
Note: don't worry about CS's I have them in my...brain I suppose. You can fill them out if/when I put the OOC up.
I don't know much about Akira or Blade Runner, but I'm guessing from your signature, we'll be somewhere along the same lines. I'm in.
Open your eyes, look to the sky, and see.
Not quite. Firefly is spacewestern. I need Cyber punk. All you need is an example by picture. http://roleplayerguild.com/showthrea...95#post8560495 http://forbiddenplanet.co.uk/blog/wp...ure%20city.jpg http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-qExD2uX-LN...awing+1024.jpg that's blade runner
http://www.madmind.de/wp-content/upl...-neo-tokyo.jpg http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Rrp_k1GSd9...600/akira1.jpg http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-KW_k5R8wWi...Akira_city.jpg that's Akira's city.
you are aware of the Matrix right? heheh stupid question. who isn't? But, that's the hovercraft I speak of. that's the kind of thing we do.
Gotcha. Makes sense. Acquire the info, but not so much of saving the world?
Open your eyes, look to the sky, and see.
Exactly. Never liked the idea of "the one." But, the world government sees us as info terrorists and a threat and we have to stay on the run. hence the ship.
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It's a Brazilian expression for some man who has been cheated by his wife or girlfriend. This came from a legend where the betrayed man started to feel pain in his forehead, where the horns (cornos) shoud came off. Dor-de-Corno (Pain-of-the-horned) is when the corno takes an atitude when realizes it's condition: get drunk, vengance (sometimes hurting/killing his girlfriend or her lover), etc. These reactions lead to the subdivisions of a corno: corno manso (the one who doesn't care about his condition), corno raivoso (the angry one), etc. Also, there are some smiles for cornos: }:) - happy corno }:( - sad corno }:O - surprised corno }:B - idiot corno }:S - confuzed corno }:X - mouth-shutted corno ]:* - kissing corno ... The feminine of corno is corna. The more someone cheats his partner, the more cornos (horns) he has in his head. Finally, corno can be many things: substantive - the horn "He has cornos (horns)." adjetive - "Hey, you are a corno (horned.)!" verb - "You wife corneou (cheated) you!" "A Maria é uma vadia, portanto João, o namorado dela, é um corno."
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The obsession of a man and his festish with corn. He is usually a farmer and enjoys looking at corn. He/she takes many pictures of this corn and is also a corn rights activist. He is usually a psycopath and got dumped after being found having an affair with the corn. He gets a kick out of watching cornboy channels and the corn show. 1. Dont you touch mah corno sucka
2. That corno is soooo sexy 2. And the winner of the father son picnic is: Peter Griffin and a stalk of corn. (geeze what a corno) |
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watching corno is when you watch your popcorn cook in the microwave to make sure you make it perfectly ...*pop pop*..."billy what are you doing?"...*pop pop*..."Im watching corno"
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a porn movie that is sooo bad that you have to turn it off aw man i thought this "chick sucks for cows" would be better but it's a corno
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a person who looks really attractive from a distance so you are blatantly ogling them with your tongue hanging out so that they notice you at the same time as they get close enough to realise that they are actually butt ugly hey, look at that chick/guy over there.
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Item pickups and general level layout dictate Level Flow, and is one of the most critical components to Arena FPS Level Design. Flow keeps players moving and makes playing in an arena almost musical. Not all flow is intended to be smooth. Sometimes, you want the player to enter an area and quickly have to decide the best route. Since this section has so many options, the top 3 voted on will become the 3 blue room styles.
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Smooth and flowing, you'll always end up back where you started. However, where the paths intersect is usually a choke point.
Corkscrew (Strength, vertically)
The map will layer upon itself a lot but the top will always allow the player to get back to the bottom. Only works with high verticality.
Circular with tight central choke point (Crash and Sanctuary Style)
Players are able to circle around the center choke point easily, only diving in at their choosing.
Open Room with outer areas (Vigor Style)
The center area is a massive choke point that will create intense action, but there are paths to avoid entering on the sides.
Chaos Area with outer areas (Vertigo Style)
This flow puts an area of confusion, usually consisting of multiple choke points with limited ways out. There is ways to get around this, but it requires you to really go out of your way without much gain other than avoiding action.
Linear Cycle (Tension Style)
The player is able to go to one end of the map to the other easily, while being able to start where they began at the end. Similar to corkscrew, but usually straight and doesn't require verticality and is usually very tight in its game space.
Zig Zag with Choke points (Station Style)
This flow is made to be a bit more chaotic and force players to choose their next path wisely. Multiple paths and options branch out and lead into other choke points scattered across the map in no consistent pattern.
Symmetrical Linear Bounce (Overlook)
Symmetry is usually found in CTF matches, but in some cases it will follow a path similar to Linear Cycle, except it will require a player to go from A to B, then travel back to A. This type of flow is generally frowned upon for TDM as Dead Ends are not good for that type of gameplay.
Open Circular (Refinery Style)
Generally requires open style of gameplay to be fun, but allows players to constantly move in a circular motion around the map with the need to go into the center for choke points rarely happening. Choke points are consistent in the outer ring area, much like a race.
No Flow (completely open)
No flow at all, the level is just sporadically placed around or completely open (think an open box). Not good design and not advised.
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If there ever was a game that exemplified the cliché "a tale of two halves," Morgan City's matchup with Sarah Reed was it.
After looking absolutely dominant in the first half, jumping out to a 35-0 lead, Morgan City High could do nearly nothing right in the final 24 minutes of play.
Fortunately with such a dominating performance in the first half, the Tigers were able to absorb the offensive letdown in a 35-6 victory against the Sarah Reed Olympians at Tiger Stadium Friday.
That didn't mean MCHS coach Brandon Nowlin was happy about it, though.
"We didn't do very good in the second half," he said. "I told the guys at halftime we can't worry about the scoreboard. We just got to go out and execute. We started to work some other guys in the game, which is what we need to do to get better as a football team to develop some depth with our younger players but we expect those guys to go in there and execute just like the guys that are in there in front of them. (I'm) very disappointed in our offense in the second half."
After scoring touchdowns on five of six offensive drives and putting up more than 200 yards of total offense in the first half, the Tigers were held to -37 yards of total offense in the second half.
In that second half, the Tigers had just five offensive players on which they didn't lose yards and did not record a first down.
Sarah Reed coach Joseph Arnold said a combination of confusion among his squad's defense in the first half and losing defensive back Dameron Joseph gave them problems.
However, he said in the second half, his squad "settled down" after making halftime adjustments.
While its defense performed better in the second half, Sarah Reed could not capitalize on the Tigers' offensive woes when it had the ball as Olympians' wide receivers dropped several passes.
The Olympians' lone touchdown came with 2:47 left in the fourth quarter when Jay Smith scored on a 13-yard run. Jamar Lewis' two-point pass failed for the final.
"Offensively, (it was the) same thing," first-year Sarah Reed coach Joseph Arnold said. "This is week 2 for me. We just can't move the ball. I have a young quarterback. He's still trying to grasp the offense. As a matter of fact he made a couple of good reads, we just dropped the ball. He made a lot of good reads. Hey, that's the way it is. (We'll) go back Monday and get back to work."
In the first half, not much went wrong for the Tigers as the squad scored on its first three offensive drives, a Keyvon Marsh 7-yard run with 6:36 remaining in the first quarter, and consecutive touchdown runs of 7 and 5 yards by Eric Walker.
The last two Morgan City touchdowns were manufactured after the Tigers recovered Sarah Reed fumbles. The Olympians fumbled nine times and lost five.
Morgan City's final touchdown was scored after Daryl Johnson recovered a Sarah Reed fumble at the end of an 18-yard run by Sarah Reed quarterback Justin Hull.
After recovering the loose football, the Tigers needed just five plays to reach the end zone where Morgan City's Tyrin Watts caught an 18-yard pass in coverage from quarterback Hoang Nguyen.
While things started off well for the Tigers as Watts appeared to return the second-half kickoff nearly the length of the field for a score, the run was called back when the Tigers were penalized for holding at the Sarah Reed 39-yard line.
It's the second time this year the Tigers have had a touchdown called back because of a penalty.
"We got to be smarter than that," Nowlin said.
The ensuing offensive drive following the botched kickoff return started a drought for the Tigers as they punted on four of seven second-half possessions. While Nguyen threw an interception on another drive, Marquise Hatcher fumbled on another Morgan City drive and the Tigers ended the game with the ball.
Hatcher's fourth-quarter fumble recovery gave Sarah Reed the ball in Morgan City territory and led to the Olympians' lone score.
In the victory, the Tigers totaled just 241 total yards (73 rushing and 168 passing).
Walker and Marsh led Morgan City with 47 yards and 45 yards rushing, respectively. Walker scored two touchdowns and Marsh, one.
Through the air, Nguyen completed 10 of 16 passes for 168 yards, two touchdowns and an interception.
Jalen Jones turned in another solid performance with four receptions for 125 yards, including a 60-yard touchdown in the second quarter.
Despite the offensive woes in the second half, Nowlin said he was proud of his squad's overall effort in the ballgame.
"I thought we played hard throughout the entire game. Defense played lights out again," Nowlin said of the unit, which surrendered 150 yards of total offense, including just 37 on the ground. "They put one in there late when we had a couple backups in there but (I'm) extremely proud of our defense. That's something that we got to continue to get better on as well, and that's going to be what helps us throughout this season."
The Tigers will return to action Thursday when they travel to face Jeanerette. While the game originally was scheduled for Friday, it will be played Thursday, Nowlin said, because of a shortage of officials in the Lafayette area, which supplies Jeanerette with a game crew.


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Braden Paul Johnson, a resident of Dothan, died Friday, October 5, 2012 from injuries sustained in an automobile accident. He was 24.
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Hi all, I just installed an Epson Stylus Photo 1400 and PS Elements 6 that came with it. I've used Elements 3 for years. When I go to print a page, the screen that comes up for the Epson 1400 (the Color Management section) won't load the Printer Preferences for Epson paper profiles. I spent about 2 hours on the phone with Epson help today and we reloaded the Epson drivers and made sure the printer paper profiles are there. I called Adobe and after some time was told they no longer support Elements 3. I've tried fooling around to get the Epson paper profiles to load but haven't been successful. Can anyone help me??? I'm so frustrated.
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Posted 19 January 2010 - 07:54 PM
I'm sure if I understand exactly what you're saying, but it sounds like you're trying to print a LO that you made in PSE3 and have been told the printer doesn't support it. If I'm understanding you right, my suggestion would be to pop your LO into PSE6 that you got with the printer, then save it. It may print then. It's worth a try.
I'm sure someone will be along who has the same printer or is much more up to date on this kind of info. Good luck! :-)
I'm sure someone will be along who has the same printer or is much more up to date on this kind of info. Good luck! :-)
My play tools are: CS5.5, PSE9; PRE9; PSPX2, on a Laptop PC, with Win7
Posted 20 January 2010 - 04:26 PM
I have the Epson 1400 but not PSE3. Do the profiles load in PSE6? I have not used the paper profiles that I have had to load but just select the paper shown with the printer. ie Premium Presentation Paper mat. I select the photo and remove the color selection check mark.
I don't know if that helps but maybe it's time to use PSE6?
I don't know if that helps but maybe it's time to use PSE6?
I shoot with a SONY A300 and scrap with PSE8
Posted 20 January 2010 - 04:27 PM
Adobe doesn't support PSE7 anymore without a charge!
I shoot with a SONY A300 and scrap with PSE8
Posted 20 January 2010 - 06:41 PM
Hi Suzi, I'm excited because I think I can help you. I have an R800 and a 1400, one or the other is always causing trouble. I have Elements, I don't use it but I opened it & tried to print a brush stroke. So when you get to the "Print Preview" window, when your ready to print, there will two boxes under the preview window. One says "show bounding box," it's probably already checked. Under that box is another one that says "show more options"(probably grayed out). After you check that box you'll see color management pop-up (to the right), under that will be "Source Space": untagged rgb (4me) and finally Print space w/ the icc's and all the paper settings. When you make a choice your intent window will become active choose your out put intent and print. Good Luck!!
Posted 20 January 2010 - 07:01 PM
Suzie I just realized you were talking about Ele. 6, I have 3 and 4. 4 works the same way as 3, maybe same for Ele.6. Hope your luck is good and all you have to do is just check a few boxes.
Posted 21 January 2010 - 12:20 AM
Thank all of your for your responses. I'm starting a new topic titled Epson ICC printer profiles that will contain the solution to my problem in case others are having the same problem.
I appreciate all your support and responses!
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There are always car accidents. Every day. There is always wreckage, steel on bone.
We are, so often, unmoved.
But the death of this couple, Dad, then Mom, the making of three orphans, on a downtown Ottawa street, had me mentally reaching for this, a fragment from a book called This I Believe.
The author, not that it matters much, is Warren Christopher, the former Secretary of State to Jimmy Carter, who was writing about, of all things, driving ... and the thin yellow line that separates us from chaos.
"One night recently I was driving down a two-lane highway at about 60 miles an hour. A car approached from the opposite direction at about the same speed. As we passed each other, I caught the other driver's eye for only a second.
I wondered whether he might be thinking, as I was, how dependent we were on each other at that moment.
I was relying on him not to fall asleep, not to be distracted by a cellphone conversation, not to cross over into my lane and bring my life suddenly to an end. And, though we were strangers to each other, he relied upon me in just the same way.
Multiplied a million times over, I believe that is the way the world works."
Trust, in other words. So much turns on it. Our lives really.
We can make vehicles bigger and safer, we can use space-age metals, put airbags in every which place, we can build smarter brakes and tires that resist skidding, we can design systems that detect objects behind us or in our blind spot. We can make a brighter headlight.
We can build safer roads by separating traffic with medians or barriers, we can design intersections for ideal sight lines, we can create bicycle lanes, we can make wide sidewalks and flashing crosswalks. We can build speed bumps.
We can also make all the rules in the world. We can impose speed limits and ban cellphone use. We can institute graduated licensing and mandatory seat-belts. We can have speed trap zones and RIDE programs and .08 or .05 or .00. We can insist on driving school.
But the man has it right.
The only thing that separates us from daily disaster on our roads is the implicit trust that other motorists, by the tens of thousands, are committed to doing the safe thing.
This is what makes the death of Paul and Sherryanne Regnier so disturbing.
They are standing at a bus stop, exactly where they're supposed to be. It is not a dangerous act. Downtown traffic, generally, does not scream along. It does not typically come on the sidewalk.
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Why not? Because they trust the motorist to stay on the road.
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I met an OC Transpo operator whose bus had broken down. He pointed out the curb along the north side of Albert, right near the spot where they were struck. It must be 20 centimetres high.
How in God's name do you accidentally hop that?
I read the newspaper accounts and something struck as odd. The vehicle northbound on Bank turning left onto Albert.
Hang on a second.
There is a left-turn prohibition here, 24/7.
So rules were broken before this mayhem fully broke out. So much for rules.
What can you do but shake your head at the insanity of it all?
The young parents are dead. The driver's life is irrevocably tainted. He may grow up to win a Nobel Prize -- who knows? -- but he'll wake up every morning with the same knowledge: I killed two innocent people.
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Last post: 12 months ago | Thread started: Jun 21, 12, 2:24 a.m.
- 23kon
Go home. Have a good sleep.
Wake up, phone into work and tell them that your body clock is all-to-fuck because of having to work the 24 hours stint and that you need more sleep. Go back to sleep. Go back to work when you feel you are ready, phone in sick another day if need be.They won't ask you to do a 24 hour stint again after that as it loses them working hours in the future.
There's absolutely NO POINT in doing a solid 24 hours. Your brain is mince at the end of it. You're better grabbing yourself some sleep during the time - your productiveness will be so much better.
- Dog-earJun 21, 12, 2:33 a.m. – Permalink
- detritus
Been quite a few years since I did a 24 hourer for someone else.
Been only a few months since I did one for myself.
As long as you get compensated for it (and you don't get expected to do more as standard!) — it's all good.
Work just needs to get done sometimes.
- Dog-earJun 21, 12, 2:38 a.m. – Permalink
This is not the norm here, just happened because of a big presentation, I have very good relationship with my employers and one of them is in the same boat as me and another colleague.
I will be compensated, in fact I'm ordered to compensate. i'm not whining about it, still it's 25 fucking hours and counting, probably another half hour or something.- Dog-earJun 21, 12, 2:57 a.m. – Permalink
- d_rek
Doesn't sound like it's a regular issue so maybe just suck this one up and take a personal day or two off.
If it was a regularity it would be signs of a much bigger problems, ie: piss-poor process, project, account, client management, etc.
Although, whenever faced with what looks like it could be an all nighter i often remind myself and my peers of this: Is your client losing sleep over this project too? Probably not. So go get some fucking sleep.
- Dog-earJun 21, 12, 5:33 a.m. – Permalink
- ohhhhhsnap
They say that if you've been up for anything past 34 hours, your brain changes. Creates damage even and you won't be the same.
Take care of your mind/body man. No work is worth "pain and suffering." Effort yes but pain... not so much.
- Dog-earJun 21, 12, 6:31 a.m. – Permalink
- vaxorcist
...expectations management anyone?
..or was it a case where something had an unseen complication and the deadline stayed...
...or was there some needed stuff that showed up at the last minute in not quite the right format and you had to do a marathon of brainless tweeking to make the deadline?
Anyway, I had a situation once where the website announcement had been printed on all sorts of posters everywhere, advertised, etc and the clients IT department database integration stuff was insanely slow and in a wrong format, so we had consecutive allnighters trying to fix this, when it could have been handled by suit to suit negotiations earlier, but that's another story...
- Dog-earJun 21, 12, 8:04 a.m. – Permalink
- vaxorcist
One other thing.. I have what I call the 4am brain-mess, where I tend to do something horribly wrong that I thought was right at 4am, then figure out I messed up at about 6am... then spend the next 3 hours trying to undo it and figure out what I messed up, so I've taken to simply stopping at 3:30 am no matter what, sleeping at least 2 hours and starting again if this happens...
- Dog-earJun 21, 12, 8:06 a.m. – Permalink
- exador1
years ago, when i worked in advertising, stuff like this generally happened at least every other month....
thankfully we had a decent couch at the office to sleep on...
but generally it was: work all night, maybe around 5 or 6am grab 2 hours of sleep on the couch...then by the time 9am rolled around, back to work...just part of the deal of working in that particular office....
it sucked. but that's life.
not the kind of thing i'd do now, but in my early 20's it seemed like it was just the way work went sometimes....i now, of course, realize it's more to do with the fact that people in their early 20's can be manipulated into doing all sorts of stupid shit like that....try asking a 40 year old with a family at home to stay all night at the office....prooooobably not going to happen....
- Dog-earJun 21, 12, 8:09 a.m. – Permalink
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take a day off, rest, get an avocado facial, solved.
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As the news continues to come out of Newtown, Connecticut, of the unimaginable acts of violence at Sandy Hook Elementary, I still cannot grasp the horror and pain being experienced by the survivors, families and entire community. I will wait for more facts to develop before I resolutely confirm my personal judgments about the need for new gun-control laws and how to pay for the increased care needed for individuals with mental health disorders, but for now I mourn for the children, their educators and an entire community that I do not personally know.
And Saturday night, as the victims' names were released, the tears came again as I read the list; a first-grader named Grace (McDonnell) was one of the innocent children whose life was taken way too soon in the tragedy. My beautiful, smart, and silly daughter, Grace, is a first-grader in the Dearborn schools. Losing a Grace deeply hurts my heart.
I cannot imagine my life without my Grace and the joy she brings our lives. Every weekday morning I kiss her brightly (but often mismatched) clothed being goodbye in her school, where I assume she will be safe. I assume she will be able to learn how to do addition and subtraction, quietly read "Frog and Toad Together," play safely outside at recess, and be a precocious six-year old with her schoolmates in all of their precious innocence. I assume that I will see her bright toothless smile a few hours later at home when she excitedly tells me about the new book she checked out of the school library, or how she loved the fish nuggets they served for lunch.
So since I cannot make sense of this tragedy, I have had a feeling of longing to do something. On Saturday morning, I read a Facebook post from a friend in Massachusetts who challenged us to "do an act of kindness" each day to honor the young children who were murdered. After reflecting about this challenge, I accepted it and decided that I'm going to choose to honor the victims of this senseless act of violence with deliberate acts of kindness. Anyone who knows me, knows that service to my community already plays a very significant role in my life, but I'm embracing this challenge personally. I am actively choosing that love is greater than hate.
On Saturday, I updated my Facebook status to read, "So instead of trying to explain the latest tragedy, I am going to accept a challenge a friend, Patrick, offered: to do (at least) one deliberate act of kindness a day for 26 days. Will you join me to donate a warm coat or a toy to a drive, volunteer your time, give a donation to a cause that is important to you, or even just go out of your way to say kind words of encouragement to a young child, teacher, or someone who needs it? I will actively choose love over hate to honor the innocent children and the brave educators in CT. LOVE>hate."
In talking with my husband, Damon, Grace, and our four-year old son, we've decided that we will choose these daily acts together as a family. It has been fun to talk together about what we can do for others. I am sure that some of our acts will be more planned than others and some will be random because of an unexpected opportunity that presents itself.
So, on Day 1, while we were out Christmas shopping, Grace and I got down on the floor to help an employee pick up a big pile of books that he accidentally dropped near us and we had a brief, but pleasant, conversation. And Damon gave a 25% off coupon we weren't going to use to a family that was making a big purchase. Later, we paid for the car behind us at the Wayne County Lightfest, and watching the car be waved through made us smile. Will these acts of kindness change the world and stop all violence? No, of course not. But maybe we will truly help someone, or at least, put a smile on their face, or ours, for a little while in the midst of such tragedy.
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4:34 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
Kris...I'm in. What a perfect way to make a difference. Yes, we are starting small, but added together, we can make a big impact. Thank you for the heartfelt suggestion. I will message some friends and spread the love. I was feeling so helpless, so far away. This message gave me a smile and a renewed purpose for the next 26 days and beyond. You are so right...LOVE>hate.
Jan Frank
5:04 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
I'm one of Amy's friends and I always do what Amy says because she is one of the nicest people I know! On a serious note, in my yoga class today, our teacher challenged us to continue our yoga journey so that at times like these when the world is so dark for so many, we can shine our lights brightly. And then, in times when the world is dark for us, others can shine their lights and hold us up. And so, I too am IN! Kindness for 26 days and beyond.......shine our light.......
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6:59 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
Kris ~ I too am one of Amy's friends, and so happy that she shared your challenge. It's a remarkable, teachable and memorable act to help those out, not asking for help but noticed by others. I've had the pleasure of helping out a few families without name or fanfare with Christmas gifts for children, just an act of kindness for me as well knowing the smile that parents will see on their childrens faces. I feel just as happy and I'm in, kindness it's wonderful and free!
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12:18 am on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Thank you for passing this ray of light on, I needed it... You certainly can count that as an act of kindness, to myself & many others, I think. As a mother and a first grade teacher I've been having a difficult time holding myself together and you've given me a much-needed, new perspective. Thank you.
Stephanie Blankenship
7:56 pm on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
God bless to those who have suffered
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2:02 am on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Ha ha... contextual healin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVTN5o9Kgu8
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Doesn't change anything though, lol


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Aloha K1P1quebec
Oh my! If you have E and C for Clue 3 and it is working well then I'm just gonna roll with it for now. If I really don't like it with the navy squares then I can make an adjustment from there.
I'm not a blue girl, but the person I'm going to gift the afgan to when I'm finished has two colors in her entire apartment. White and blue. It is just a little splash of blue. Two pillows in the living room and a quilt she made are all the blue. Oh and a blue vase. LOL so I figured I'd go with all the blues and it would be a safe bet. Just another one of those opportunities to learn by doing I suppose
Time to get back to it
Thanks for the words of encouragement and advice!!
Aloha! I used to be a very blue girl until I started to like red..... Here is a lap quilt that I cross- stitched a few years ago. My mum quilted it for me. She even found blue and white cherry fabric to match for the backing! I don't know how she does it. Sometimes she will wait years to finish something until just the right fabric comes along.
I'm sure your friend will love all the blues in her afghan!


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For those in and around the Bay Area, or anyone planning to visit the Bay Area in the next couple of weeks, The Tiburon International Film Festival, March 11-17, 2005, is presenting A Tribute to Orson Welles. It leads off on Saturday, March 12, with an illustrated presentation by Gary Graver, featuring "footage never seen before," at 2:30 p.m. A showing of F. FOR FAKE will follow in the evening. What the actual material is, as seems so often the case, remains to be seen.
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