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Of Your Own Accordion Flat$44.99Price: $44.99
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Anything but Simple Sneaker in Dots$54.99Price: $54.99
While these canvas sneakers from Keds may seem basic at first glance, theyre really anything but! Just take a look at their adorably white-dotted silhouettes, gingham-printed trim, and slim, rubberized soles - these delightful details are sure to take your graphic tee and distressed denim up a notch or two. ...
Sunny Honey Flat$34.99Price: $34.99
Shine a light on your cheery style by slipping into these ankle-strap flats! Showcasing a two-buckle closure and a colorblocked design of turquoise, yellow, and slate-grey hues, this faux-leather pair radiates loveliness.
Step Rally Flat in Navy$49.99Price: $49.99
Your pals are always rallying around to see what fab fashions youre flaunting today, its these navy canvas flats by Restricted. Show off the flower-like print of these lace-up shoes with a twirl, then smile as your friends ooh and ahh at your always-adorable style!
Haptically Happy Flat in Cobalt$49.99 $14.99Price: $49.99 $14.99 70% off!
Your style takes on new dimensions when you wear these dark-cobalt jelly sneakers by F-Troupe! Touch the stippled uppers of these flats for a sensory treat, then lace them up over patterned socks, allowing the latter to peek through the heart- and star-shaped cutouts that coordinate with the spike-dapped design. ...
Skip in Your Step Flat in Aqua$39.99Price: $39.99
From the riviera to a riverfront park, these woven flats by Blowfish were made for walking! In a refreshing aqua color, these slip-ons feature footbed cushions for extra comfort, along with an injected bottom sole for added flexibility. Wear their braided toes and white soles with a twisted-strap maxi dress ...
Tread Over Heels Flat in Cobalt$59.99Price: $59.99
Whats not to adore about these blue flats by Victoria? Made and designed in Spain, Victoria shoes have been a classic look in their home country for decades - which comes as no surprise when you step into these 100% natural cotton slip-ons. Produced without any toxic material, these fully ...
Walk of the Town Flat in Floral$39.99Price: $39.99
If it werent for a stylish cutie like you taking lots of strolls through town in these navy, floral-print shoes, what would your neighbors have to talk about? The sporty laces and refreshing pattern of this canvas-like pair are conversation points that seemingly never tire! Worn with cuffed jeans, a ...
Ready to Impress Flat in Navy$34.99Price: $34.99
Ensure that youre dressed to impress from head to toe by buckling these navy flats underneath your floral sheath! These chic kicks boast a patent heel and matching ankle strap, rounded cutouts, and a pointed toe of vegan faux suede. When your ensemble includes these sweet flats, youll be ready ...
Little Bunny Shoe Shoe Flat in Blue Grey$274.99Price: $274.99
Shopping through the forest and scooping up these blue-grey flats, along came the shoe fairy - and she said that designer Minna Parikka draws from her European travels and feminine aesthetic, creating shoes meant to inspire, encourage, and empower their wearer! A 'furry' good example, these suede bunny flats feature ...
Kicking Around Sneaker$44.99Price: $44.99
Some days are meant for around-the-house to-dos and you meet today as one of them in these dusk-blue shoes. Casually featuring beige topstitching to match its laces, this canvas-like pair of kick-around sneakers adds a cute touch to a freshly cleaned apartment!


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EMC Corp. (NYSE: EMC) appears to be setting its sights on beating Dropbox to the enterprise and Fortune 500 software buyer.
On Monday, Syncplicity, an early Dropbox competitor whose growth was dwarfed by the popular file sync and sharing service, announced its acquisition by EMC. In a blog post, Syncplicity executives took aim at enterprise customers that Dropbox reportedly covets. Sync-and-sharing competitor Box Inc., also known as Box.net, is already serving enterprise IT departments.
"With this announcement, we join forces with the world leader in enterprise content management, information governance and storage to usher in a new era of seamless content access, mobility and collaboration," wrote CEO Karen White, and co-founders Leonard Chung and Ondrej Hrebicek.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but Phil Black, a partner at Syncplicity's lead venture backer, True Ventures, told PE Hub the deal was a "win" for investors, who had put $7 million into the company.
In a post to Quora last year, co-founder Isaac Hall explained why Syncplicity fell behind Dropbox in the early going. "In the end, it really came down to one incredibly genius idea: Dropbox limited its feature set on purpose," he wrote, according to a re-post of the original submission. "It had one folder and that folder always synced without any issues – it was magic."
Hall, who left Syncplicity in 2009, has since taken down that post. A replacement post attributes Dropbox's early competitive advantage to its availability on Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) Mac OS.
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OpenJPA is an Apache Project in the incubator right now, we are working on getting into a full fledged Apache project as we speak and it's a code base that came to BEA from the BEA\SolarMetric acquisition. So it came from the Kodo codebase which has been around for about four and a half, five years solving object\relational mapping problems and we started the OpenJPA project from that code within BEA about 9 months ago, in the spring of 2006 and we got the initial code drop out there over the summer in June or July; we have been pretty actively working on getting it fully up-to-speed and getting people out there, getting people using it, getting projects adopting it and what not.
The goals of the project are to be a fully compliant, compelling JPA implementation for primarily object\relational mapping use. The project itself is a subset of what is available in BEA's Kodo product and so from a BEA standpoint we made the decision to contribute a lot of the bits in OpenJPA when we were looking at how best to work with the open source community as part of BEA's blended strategy; the OpenJPA came out of that and within the Apache community our goals are to have high performance, top-notch enterprise grade, object\relational mapping framework, that people can use in any environment.
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From a sign on the door: "We're sad to say Goodbye. December 30, 2010 is the last day we will be open to serve you at this location. Thank you for the last 34 years..."
The current location is a pretty nice spot, so it'll be interesting to see what moves in next. (H/T, Michael Silence.)
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But it's sooooooo soft . . . .and floopy . . . . soooooo floooooopy
After putting washing up liquid in the dish washer, I discovered I never needed to touch the dish washer ever again!
I had a similar experience wit lawn mowers. The riding mower and the push mower that we used to trim near the fences and such both blew their engines on the same day. I was no longer allowed to mow. Loss of that chore was no loss, but the super size riding mower with ALL the attachments sure was. Nearly 3k and she took the darned thing with her when she left a few years later. :(
Steven is a lot smarter than he looks. We'll played!! Now if I could only find a broom where the handle fits my hand.
As a man, I have to say, I never had pink drawers until I got married. And I wasn't the one doing the laundry when I acquired them
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I tried it a lot. Never worked.
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Five Minutes. No Apologies.
Today's #reverb10 asks us to think about the moments we most want to remember about 2010. Where do I begin?
- The first time I saw my wife in her wedding dress.
- The moment I said "I do" and made the first "forever" decision in my entire life.
- Winning the NBA Jam tournament amongst my Groomsmen before putting on my tux on my wedding day.
- Eating Gyros at 3am in Chicago during my bachelor party – aka – the worst decision of my life.
- The drive home after I lost my job and the almost instant feeling of empowerment and freedom.
- The day I launched my first business.
- Sipping sangria and eating our third ice cream Sundae at Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco on my honeymoon.
- Walking down the strip in the 100 degree Las Vegas heat with my wife sipping our 60 ounce novelty margaritas – aka – the second worst decision of my life.
- My Tuesday's in downtown Chicago – meeting amazing people and being inspired by them.
- The moment I walked on stage and spoke at my first conference.
- Launching Proof Branding.
- Living my dream.
I met with my accountant yesterday and I apologized to her, telling her I wasn't as prepared as I should be to report everything that I've made this year. I told her, "2010 has been a whirlwind, it's happened so fast and I've done everything I can to keep up".
But there's no need to apologize for this year. 2010 has been a year of personal and professional growth beyond my wildest dreams. It's been the best year of my life – one filled with defining moments, important decisions, and moments I'll never forget.
What has 2010 meant to you? What are your most memorable moments?
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What an incredible year you've had. And just think, it just keeps getting better. Can't wait to see what 2011 brings you!
Wow, what a ride this year has been for you! I still remember reading your post about losing your job – loved that one.
I know this year has brought a lot of personal growth for me too, I'm thinking that's what 2010 must be about. Looking forward to seeing where 2011 takes you, too!
I love that photo Matt! You've had an amazing year! Keep up the good work! I lost my job too and while I felt sad; I also felt that same sense of empowerment like I knew I could do better.
Hell yes to not apologizing! And, what an awesome montage of memories for 2010. Best wishes for an even better 2011.
I love your list. It's crazy to see what happens when a job is lost. I'm in the same boat and it has been a whirlwind of a crazy year. And it's amazing what comes to mind when you only have five minutes. Here's to a great 2011!
Hey amiga!!! I really like the dress but… I think the top is SO YOU!! So colorful and free flowing- that's my choice for you. You'll produce a splash in either. I really like the Limited but haven't shopped there inside of a while- thanks for that reminder. Hugs!!
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Rockies 5, Dodgers 4 (10): Brandon Barnes delivered a walk-off RBI triple with two outs in the 10th inning as Colorado snapped its eight-game losing streak.After Troy Tulowitzki grounded out to begin the 10th, Justin Morneau singled against Chris Perez (0-3). Michael McKenry struck out before Barnes - who entered the game in the eighth inning - belted an 0-1 offering off the wall for his second hit of the game, and Morneau scored easily as the ball caromed away from center fielder Andre Ethier.McKenry had two hits and an RBI while Charlie Blackmon, Josh Rutledge (two hits) and Corey Dickerson also drove in runs for the Rockies, who had 16 hits in winning for the third time in 15 games. Franklin Morales (4-4) pitched 1 1/3 innings of scoreless relief after starter Jhoulys Chacin allowed three runs and six hits in six-plus frames. Backup catcher Tim Federowicz hit a three-run homer which gave Los Angeles a 4-3 lead and Justin Turner had an RBI in the fourth-run seventh inning for the Dodgers. Zack Greinke allowed four runs (three earned) and 11 hits while striking out six in seven innings, while Matt Kemp and Ethier had two hits apiece.Kemp walked and Ethier singled to start the seventh, and Turner chased Chacin with a run-scoring single to right. Federowicz greeted reliever Nick Masset by belting his first pitch out to left-center for his first home run of the season and fourth of his career before Dickerson lined a two-out RBI single in the bottom half to tie it.GAME NOTEBOOK: Rockies C Wilin Rosario (illness) was a late scratch and along with OF Michael Cuddyer (left shoulder) missed his second straight game. ... Dodgers 2B Dee Gordon (right hip soreness) left in the fourth inning while RF Yasiel Puig (right hip flexor strain) departed in the fifth, ending his streak of consecutive games reaching base at 37. ... Tulowitzki, who leads the majors in hitting at .360, went 2-for-5, lowering his home batting average to .500.
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If you've been unlucky enough to pay lots and lots of attention to conference realignment, that should remind you of this quote by ... hey, it's West Virginia athletic director Oliver Luck on the Big East losing Syracuse:
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Cooper is also among the co-stars in "The Place Beyond the Pines," filmed primarily in and around Schenectady this summer.
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Romance of the Rose: On Jay DeFeo
May 14, 2013 | by Yevgeniya Traps
"Civilization," Gertrude Stein says, "begins with a rose." And also: "It continues with blooming and it fastens clearly upon excellent examples."
You understand what she means when you stand before Jay DeFeo's massive painting The Rose, a two-ton, twelve-feet-tall canvas sculpted in oil, wood, and mica, a bold burst of grisaille. At the Whitney Museum of Art, where the work is part of the permanent collection, it hangs like an altarpiece, the focal point of a retrospective of DeFeo's art. Read More »
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We're out this week, but we're re-posting some of our favorite pieces from 2012 while we're away. We hope you enjoy—and have a happy New Year!
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- Hemingway sent this postcard to Gertrude Stein from Spain in 1924.
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Even if you've never read a book about the Civil War, the Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant will grip your imagination. Dictated by Grant on his deathbed, championed and published by Mark Twain, celebrated by Matthew Arnold and Edmund Wilson (who compared it to Walden and Leaves of Grass), the Memoirs were cited by Gertrude Stein as a main influence on her own prose. However you may write, you'll find their power is contagious. Every page is a lesson in force, clarity, and grace under pressure. To read Grant's description of a military problem, then to read the orders he gave, is, among other things, to see a great modern writer at work. —Lorin Stein
Have you ever imagined a music video as you listen to a song? Sigur Ros asked a dozen filmmakers to do just that with songs from their new album. The results are pretty great, but my favorite—and I'm hardly impartial—is Dash Shaw's animated (I mean that literally) take on "Valtari." Penned with Shortbus and Hedwig writer John Cameron Mitchell, the video features backgrounds by Frank Santoro, whose colors are, as ever, divine. —Nicole Rudick
If you're in agreement with a friend of mine who considers most recent American covers of Cormac McCarthy's novels "oversaturated Windows wallpapers" (why yes, Cormac, that horse is very pretty), then perhaps you will be both pleased and envious to know that the British ones now look like this, and apparently have for some time. Thanks to the now-defunct Aesthetic Book Blog for this gritty eye candy. And check out The Millions' annualish comparison of American and British book covers for further contemplation. —Samuel Fox


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We are the parish of St John The Evangelist in Highbridge, Somerset. Welcome to our web site.
St John's is a friendly and accommodating parish church and you will be made very welcome.
We provide a range of worship styles throughout the week, and also a variety of opportunities to share in the life of our local neighbourhood, the town of Highbridge.
Typically, Sundays feature at least two acts of worship, beginning with a traditional Holy Communion using the Book of Common Prayer, at 8am. This is 'said', not featuring any hymns. It is followed at 9.30am by Parish Communion, using Common Worship: a sung communion with hymns and responses. Various other acts of worship are offered on particular Sundays. The details can be found on our diary or on our 'Worship' pages (follow the link above).
There are many other activities always going on in and around the church. Many are described on this site.
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Christianity is monotheistic, which means that we believe in a single, loving and personal God in our lives. "There is only one God" we proclaim as we say the Creed each Sunday. There is one God, but we also believe that God exists as three 'persons', and we refer to these persons as God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. It is a wonderful image: God in relationship with God and from this three-in-one nature we can draw such important messages of fellowship, love and community. The three in one nature of God is referred to as The Trinity and at Trinity Sunday we celebrate this wonderful nature and remember that it is in fellowship and through relationships with those around us that we fully know God. Our communion service contains the phrase, "We are all one body because we all share in one bread". We are united with God through the breaking and sharing of bread.
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If you'd founded a tech company worth billions of dollars, what would you do with your cash?
That's a high-class problem faced by the moguls on this list.
Naturally, many of them buy expensive things, like cars, houses, planes—even islands.
But even if you're Larry Ellison, with a seemingly endless appetite for that stuff, there comes a time when you want to do more.
Maybe it's solving the world's problems, or just indulging in a geeky fantasy.
Larry Ellison: Anti-aging
Oracle cofounder and CEO Larry Ellison is known for pet projects like running the America's Cup sailboat race series, buying homes on Malibu's "Billionaire's Beach," and turning the Hawaiian island of Lanai into a sustainable living lab.
But he says his biggest philanthropic endeavor is medicine.
"I have a medical foundation called, very creatively, the Ellison Medical Foundation," Ellison said in an interview at the D: All Things Digital conference last year. "We are focused on diseases related to aging—I mean, for obvious reasons." (Ellison is now 68.)
Ellison spent about $1 billion on this foundation.
Bill Gates: High-tech toilets
Through the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Microsoft cofounder is working on a lot of social issues in health, education, and agriculture.
But one problem that really caught Gates' attention is ... poop. The foundation sponsored a "Reinvent the Toilet" fair. Gates himself judged the entries and announced the winners.
He was looking for methods "for capturing and processing human waste and transforming it into useful resources," Gates said in a blog post announcing the winners.
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Paul Allen, Microsoft's other billionaire cofounder, also has a long list of pet projects that includes owning multiple pro sports teams, building a rock-and-roll museum, collecting vintage WWII planes, and more.
He's also invested a half billion dollars into the Allen Institute for Brain Science. Its mission is to figure out exactly how the brain works and how to solve diseases like Alzheimer's, which his mother suffered from.
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Campbellsville/Taylor County EMS personnel have received a Meritorious Unit Commendation from the Campbellsville Police Department in recognition of their exemplary service.
According to the commendation, EMS Director Gary Magers, Deputy Director Mike Curnutte, Lt. Rhonda Patton-Garrett, paramedics Candice Staton, Ashley Wilcher and Rose Farley-Simpson and EMT Brandon Harvey went above the call of duty on Thursday, July 17, after responding to the scene of a crime against an elderly Campbellsville resident.
Tonya Ferrie recently joined Salon 121.
Ferrie is a master stylist with experience in men's and women's cuts, highlights, lowlights and multidimensional color.
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To make an appointment with Ferrie, call (270) 469-9665.
They loved helping others, serving God and being together. And, last Friday, they spent the last moments of their lives that way.
John and Martha Boggs of Campbellsville died last Friday in a car crash in Columbia.
According to a Columbia Police Department report, officers responded to the scene of a crash at the intersection of KY 55 and Veterans Memorial Bypass.
The local state fire and rescue training center will soon be used once again.
On Tuesday, magistrates voted to contract with the Kentucky Community & Technical College System to use the center for $1 a year for the next 30 years.
After discussing the contract for a half hour in closed session, Magistrate Ed Gorin made a motion for the county to enter into the agreement, which Dr. James Jones seconded and was unanimously approved.
A Campbellsville man has been arrested and charged after he allegedly threatened a man with a gun.
According to a Campbellsville Police report, officers responded on Monday at about 3 p.m. to a home on Osage Avenue to investigate the report of an intoxicated man with a gun.
When officers arrived, according to the report, they came into contact with Kenny D. Webb, 48. Officers were able to see Webb, whom they saw had a handgun.
The report states that Webb was seen knocking on the door of a home while shouting threats to the homeowner.
A Campbellsville woman has been arrested and charged with leaving her young children home alone.
According to a Taylor County Sheriff's Office report, deputies received a report from social services staff members on July 21 that a mother had left two small children home alone on July 16 at about 5:15 p.m.
Parents who let their children roam the city late at night are being warned that they are in violation of Campbellsville's curfew for minors ordinance.
The ordinance, which has been in effect since 2000, sets a curfew for individuals younger than 18. Minors who aren't accompanied by a parent or guardian are prohibited from being in a public building or street between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. Sunday through Monday. On Friday and Saturday, the curfew is extended to 1 a.m.
Those paying city school taxes could pay more this year - a nickel tax more.
Campbellsville Board of Education members voted during their regular meeting on Monday that they intend to set the District's property tax rate this year at 53.2 cents per $100 of assessed value.
And, on top of that, they intend to levy a 5.6-cents per $100 of property value nickel tax, making the tax rate 58.8 cents.
The additional nickel tax will mean residents who own a home valued at $100,000 will pay $56 more in taxes this year.
They were hoping to just survive. Now, the plan is to thrive.
In May 2002, a group of residents formed nondenominational Living Grace Church. Since then, there have been three pastors at the church and membership numbers have declined.
Soon, a new pastor will take over full time and the church will combine with 3trees Church in Russell Springs to become part of a multi-site congregation.
Those who want to become school board or soil conservation board members have just two days left to put their name into the ring.
Tomorrow, Tuesday, Aug. 12, at 4 p.m. is the deadline to file as a candidate for seats up for election on the Campbellsville and Taylor County Boards of Education and the Taylor County Soil and Water Conservation District board.
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text: An owner of a pawn shop in is accused of buying thousands of dollars worth of jewelry taken in a 2004 burglary at Harveys Lake.Walter S. MacCorkle 65, of 20 Charter Ave., Mountain Top, who owns Main Street Trading Post, was arraigned Friday on a third-degree felony charge of receiving stolen property, according to court records.MacCorkle is accused of retaining about $14,300 worth of jewelry, knowing it was stolen in an August 2004 Harveys Lake home burglary, the affidavit states.Harveys Lake police arrested 24-year-old Joseph M. Wilk, who pleaded guilty and has been sentenced on charges stemming from the Harveys Lake burglary, according to the affidavit. He pawned the stolen jewelry at the store at 96 S. Main St., the affidavit states.The victims of the burglary later identified their stolen jewelry – three 14-karat gold bracelets and one 14-karat gold ring – that was in a showcase at the store, the affidavit states.According to an affidavit of probable cause filed on Sept. 25:On April 11, 2007, Luzerne County Detective Charles J. Balogh Jr. was contacted by a former store employee at the Trading Post, 96 S. Main St., who said the shop had the jewelry from the burglary at Harveys Lake.The detective contacted the victims in the 2004 crime who then identified their jewelry at the shop in Wilkes-Barre.According to the affidavit, Balogh learned from the former Trading Post employee that MacCorkle negotiated a deal with Wilk to pay $1,000 for approximately 40 to 60 pieces of 10- and 14-karat jewelry. According to the former employee, Wilkes-Barre police seized part of the jewelry that Wilk had pawned off in August 2004.As weeks and months passed, MacCorkle told the then-employee that he was trickling items from the incident into inventory for sale, the affidavit says.Balogh could not be immediately reached for comment on Tuesday evening.MacCorkle remains jailed on $15,000 unsecured bail, according to court records. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Oct. 6 in Central Court.


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I wanted to be just like them and work in the Middle East, writing and producing stories on religious unrest, the divide between secular and Islamic governments, and the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. My parents thought I was crazy and were not supportive of a nice, Jewish girl going into a war zone.
But Daniel Pearl did. And Jill Carroll. And James Foley.
My former CNN colleagues Atia Abawi, Erin McLaughlin and Danielle Dellorto continue to report in some of the most volatile places in the world but understand the importance of journalism and seeking the truth.
What is happening to journalists around the world is REPREHENSIBLE. Journalists are not the enemy and continue to be used as pawns by Islamic extremists. It is up to the international community and all sovereign governments to detest these brutal acts of terror.
After Daniel Pearl's death, I thought a lot about him and the parting words he left with the terrorists before he was killed.
"My father is Jewish, my mother is Jewish, I am Jewish."
During Jill Carroll's captivity, I spent months up at night wondering if she would see the same fate.
And now, all I seem to think about is James Foley - a man who dedicated his life to bringing us the truth about the monsters behind the mask.


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Hey, have you heard about this Ice Bucket Challenge thing? Unless this is literally the first time in the past two weeks that you've used a device that can connect to the Internet, then of course you have.
It's everywhere these days, and while it may be annoying that the online world is suddenly filled with screaming wet people (and not in a good way), the trend has raised millions for ALS research. And it gave us Kate Upton in a wet t-shirt.
While dozens of celebrities have been on board from the start, today was a big day for cold water enthusiasts as the IBC finally went presidential!
No, Barack Obama didn't accept Justin Bieber's challenge (The POTUS doesn't take orders from Canadians, y'all!) but George W. Bush took up the mantle and made us realize how much Dubya has in common with the Ice Bucket Challenge itself:
They're both occasionally dumb, undeniably funny, and likely to make you wonder WTH your fellow Americans are thinking.
We kid GWB, of course! It was cool of him to do this and even cooler to nominate fellow ex-Pres Bill Clinton.


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What was your first ever post on EB?
Started by 3'sACharm , Jan 10 2013 08:40 PM
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Posted 10 January 2013 - 08:40 PM
What was the first thing you posted on the EB forums when you joined up?
Here is mine-
Posted on: 04/07/2005, 03:54 PM Hi my name is Rebecca and i just want to know wat BFP stands for?
I think that was a pretty good question to ask!
So what was yours?
Posted 10 January 2013 - 08:43 PM
I didn't realise people posted in more than one board and I spammed the whole forum introducing myself. I have stayed strong in the dork every since.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 08:45 PM
Edited by Tyrone Finkelmeyer, 26 March 2013 - 08:19 PM.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 08:46 PM
It was so long ago, under another user name. I *think* I started a thread and asked a TTC question.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 08:46 PM
I'm 16.5 weeks pregnant and had a colposcopy and pap smear at 11.5 weeks.
The reason for these tests was that I was diagnosed with CIN3 (severe precancerous cells on my cervix)in January last year. In March last year I had a LLETZ (large loop excision of the transformation zone) and have been monitored by a gynaecological oncologist 6 monthly.
My tests have come up clear so far (yay) and I don't have to have another pap smear for 12 months.
To the PP who will be having a colposcopy while pregnant, please don't stress. It's not fun, but it doen't hurt.
One of my cousins was diagnosed with the same thing at the same time as me. Instead of having surgery, she got pregnant and was carefully monitored. She has just had a healthy baby at full term and will have the surgery shortly.
These conditions are very slow in progressing and can be managed during pregnancy.
Sorry for the long post.
Obviously I became less polite.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 08:47 PM
QUOTE (LynnyP @ 10/01/2013, 09:43 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I didn't realise people posted in more than one board and I spammed the whole forum introducing myself. I have stayed strong in the dork every since.
That is gorgeous!
My first EB post was telling everyone not to be mean to the OP in a vent or a WDYT. So cliche!
Posted 10 January 2013 - 08:49 PM
I joined when my then 4 month old screamed whenever we went in the car and I desperately needed help. The advice was incredibly useful!
Posted 10 January 2013 - 08:49 PM
It's gone now ... and is an ancient post ... and was in a vent ... before we had the venting board.
Very epic
Posted 10 January 2013 - 08:55 PM
From the Twilight buddy group - that's how a single, childless woman finds EB.
Yes dear friends....
Spill the beans, where does one acquire a home viewing version of NM?
I am not threatening anyone but this could be a whole bag a chips you don't even want to open!
Posted 10 January 2013 - 08:56 PM
Mine was just a dull post asking about an Obstetrician.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:01 PM
I asked people's experiences of a particular hospital. Had stalked for a long time before that though.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:04 PM
I had a dose of siwoti syndrome which prompted to me stop lurking. A pp had asked something about why God wasn't answering her prayers for a life partner, and I thought she had received really bad answers so far...
This question was enough to make me become a member so I could reply...First, I really do think it's okay to ask God for things for ourselves (I mean, even Jesus did that)!
But I do also sometimes think he gives an unequivocal "no" - I've certainly experienced that, in circumstances where you would think he would have every reason to want to say yes. And I know enough fulfilled monastics to know that God has different plans for different people; not everyone's meant for married life.
I also wonder what it is you think it means to be a woman - your comment about having skills and being independent not seeming female really concerned me. I'd be concerned at any model of femininity that implied dependence or being unskilled - that's not even the picture I get out of Proverbs 31!
What I wonder is, whether perhaps living with others in another way might be helpful to you? Have you thought about a shared community house of some sort?"
Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:07 PM
I stumbled across EB in my search for more info about cloth nappies so my first question was about MCNs.
My baby will be turning 5 this year. I can't believe how fast that time has gone.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:08 PM
mine was posted after lots of lurking
I have a 10 week old who is difficult to settle during the day and early
evening, but (thankfully) sleeps a bit better at night. He's been diagnosed with
silent reflux and colic too.
We've tried wrapping him or not wrapping, gripe
water and infants friend, elevating his cot mattress slightly at the head,
leaving soft music on while he sleeps and giving him a dummy - he won't take
Does anyone have any other ideas to try to help him sleep? And help me
stay sane?? I would love to have some more happy time with him when we're not
both overtired and grumpy.
he is much better now, took a while and 2 sleep school visits though.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:09 PM
I think mine was something to do with a miscarriage I had. I can't be bothered looking it up.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:11 PM
Somebody was wrong so I put them straight.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:23 PM
LOL Balzac
My first topic/post was titled "8 Years on Implanon - Finally it is out!"... Reading back it was a bit w*n*ery, back in 2009.... 2 kids later and perceptions have definitely changed.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:25 PM
QUOTE (cinnabubble @ 10/01/2013, 09:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Obviously I became less polite.
That doesn't sound like you at all.
Mine was in my dig
eally just jumping in to say Hi.
Have been browsing around and it seems like a really nice forum with lots of good info. This will be our first child, so I'm still a little bit freaked out but excited as well. Does that make sense?
Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:25 PM
Edited by Riotproof, 10 January 2013 - 09:50 PM.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:28 PM
I can't remember...it may have been in a DIG .....I was a long time lurker....
Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:30 PM
QUOTE (No girls here @ 14/01/2010, 12:49 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
My son has been asking a few questions about babies and I think I had better be prepared to explain it to him soon as he is obviously thinking about it.
Can anyone recommend any suitable books?
He's since had the talk and it all went well!
Edited by No girls here, 10 January 2013 - 09:31 PM.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:33 PM
Mine was a post outing myself as a I'm-not-creepy-I-promise stalker.
I was (still am) pretty technologically incompetent, and when I first joined I had no idea how to find popular threads. So, I used to visit the profiles of members who tended to post in interesting/contentious threads, find their posts, then read the thread myself - all the while not realising that my username was appearing as a visitor on their profile...
I was reading a thread on stalkers and, to my horror, saw myself mentioned in relation to one of the aforementioned members. A few people jumped in saying "Yeah, that's a bit off what cardamom's doing, wonder if you know her IRL or something? Creepy." The member in question sent me a (very kind and friendly) PM, and eventually I was goaded into posting, rather than lurking, and 'fessed up in the thread.
I still cringe when I think of it!
Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:36 PM
The stock standard: "we're pregnant, omg! Tell me everything I need to know".
I have changed so much over the past 3+ years.
Edit - gah, I even did the different colour/font thing. *cringe*
Edited by Madeline's Mum, 10 January 2013 - 09:38 PM.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:36 PM
IIRC, it was something very bland about kids shoes.
I think I've become a bit more interesting since
Posted 10 January 2013 - 09:38 PM
i had lurked awhile, then introduced myself into a DIG the day I got a BFP. Unfortunately, I went on to m/c, but then joined a TTC group and ventured into 'general'
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Long missed Wednesday's practice due to a thigh injury. He was able to fully participate in practice Thursday.
The Rams face the 49ers in Week 13.
Long wasn't done after recording his first career touchdown. He finished with four solo tackles and one sack. Long now has 6 1/2 sacks in his last seven games, including a three-sack game Week 8 vs. Seattle.
Long's last three-sack game also came against the Seahawks, on Dec. 30, 2012.
He finished with four tackles Monday night, all for loss. He plays the Titans in Week 9.
St. Louis held the Seahawks to 135 total yards, Seattle's lowest total since Oct. 18, 2009, and limited Marshawn Lynch to 23 yards on eight carries. The defense pressured quarterback Russell Wilson all night, hitting him 10 times.
The Rams DST will try to build on this dominant performance Week 9 vs. Tennessee.
Long is dealing with a thigh injury. After not practicing Wednesday, Long was able to practice in full Thursday.
Long picked up a sack for the third straight game, giving him 2 1/2 for the season. He added three tackles in the game, bringing his total to 15.
Long now has 1 1/2 sacks on the season and they have both come in his last two games. He has 12 tackles for the Rams defense on the season. Long also forced a fumble in Sunday's 34-20 win over Jacksonville.
Long failed to record a sack in Week 1, but he had 11 1/2 last season.
The Rams DST feasted as much as anyone, racking up nine sacks and a fumble recovery in the first meeting and returning two interceptions for touchdowns in the second. It won't be that easy against Carson Palmer. The Cardinals' new quarterback is a major upgrade over Kevin Kolb, John Skelton and Ryan Lindley.
Palmer threw 30 interceptions the past two seasons in Oakland, but he's got a better supporting cast now and it's worth noting he had a turnover-free preseason. Arizona improved its O-line by signing right tackle Eric Winston and getting two starters healthy again.
Still, the Rams' pass rush is fierce. St. Louis returns nearly everyone from the unit that tied for the league lead with 52 sacks, including ends Chris Long (11.5 sacks) and Robert Quinn (10.5). Electrifying rookie Tavon Austin will return punts. Consider the Rams DST, which finished 12th last season, an above-average Week 1 option.


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Welcome back, and a happy Labor Day Weekend to you all. I know some of you are still stuck in the office for a few more hours (even though there's no one for you to call or email now), and others of you are reading this from the road (hopefully in the passenger seat). Wherever you are, we're happy you stopped by. We're mostly just trying to stay out of everyone's way outside as the great 2014 Boston turnover begins, so let's see what's going on in the news today. Help yourself to a nice medium DD, or a Sam Adams Summer Ale if you like (hell, it's a long weekend), and let's clear out some Friday Clutter.
The White House announced it won't be changing the country's security warning level, even though Britain just raised theirs.
In case you haven't seen it yet, Jon Stewart is amazing as usual with this piece on Ferguson:
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At the time of this writing, the stock market looks like it's going to close out August on another positive day, as it's currently up about .2%. So, should we expect some pull-back next month? September does have a poor historical record. This article says there's no need to worry. Clutter says, we don't have the slightest clue. We have our regularly-scheduled investments coming up, and if they continue to do well, that's great. If it turns out that September is a disaster for some reason, that's a shame, but we stand ready to make additional purchases.
Apple is expected to reveal the new iPhone 6 and an iWatch on September 9. I'll have to make an upgrade to my phone some day down the road (we'll probably be on iPhone 10 by then), but I'm not switching watches. My Red Sox watch was given to me by Mom and Grandpa Clutter, and I'll be buried with this guy. However, I'm still curious to see what the iWatch does.
After weeks of scathing criticism, the NFL announced that it is toughening the league's penalties for domestic violence. Going forward, the first accusation will result in a suspension of six weeks, and the second is banishment for the season, and perhaps permanently. It was good to see NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell explicitly admit that he didn't "get it right" when he suspended Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice for two games following such an incident.
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The chamber on Thursday approved the new 15-bill limit on a voice vote. Previously there were no limits on the number of measures each member could introduce, and Speaker Beth Harwell said the flood of legislation conflicted with Republican ideals of lesser government.
Two Democrats spoke out against the limits, saying they curb lawmakers' abilities to respond to their constituents' needs.
But those concerns and an effort to reconstitute a standing committee on children and families were voted down by the chamber.
Lawmakers concluded the organizational session of the 108th General Assembly and announced they would take a two week recess until Gov. Bill Haslam holds his annual State of the State address.
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SREL Reprint #2349
Factors influencing uranium reduction and solubility in evaporation pond sediments
1Chemical Science
and Technology Division, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM 87545, USA
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Abstract. Evaporation ponds in the San Joaquin Valley (SJV), CA, USA that are used for the disposal of irrigation drainage waters, contain elevated levels of U that may be a threat to pond wildlife. The ponds support euryhaline algae, which become incorporated in the sediments as depositional organic matter (OM) - facilitating reducing conditions. Our earlier studies have shown that U in one SJV sediment was primarily present as the highly soluble U(VI) species (as opposed to the less soluble U(IV) species), despite the presence of volatile sulfides. In this research, we investigated the effects of native pond algae (Chlorella) and potential reducing agents on U redox chemistry of SJV pond sediments. San Joaquin Valley pond sediments were equilibrated with natural and synthetic pond inlet waters containing approximately 10 mg U(VI) L-1 to which reducing agents (acetate, sucrose, and alfalfa shoot) were added. The equilibrations were done under oxic (Chlorella only) and O2-limiting conditions (remaining treatments). Sediments were examined for changes in average U oxidation state by X-ray near-edge absorption structure (XANES) spectroscopy and U concentration by ICP-MS.
For the alfalfa treatments, a 95 percent loss of U(VI) from Solution, the presence of sulfides, and results from the XANES studies suggest U(VI) was reduced to U(IV). Upon exposure to air, the precipitated U was readily oxidized, suggesting the reduced U is susceptible to oxidation. Much less reduction of U(VI) was observed in the other 3 treatments and the solid phase was dominated by U(VI) as in the natural pond sediments. A second study was conducted with pond sediment-water suspensions to determine the effects of controlled PCO2 and low redox potential (Eh) on U solubility. These suspensions were equilibrated at 0.22 and 5.26 kPa PCO2 and allowed to "free-drift" from an oxidized to a reduced state. At high Eh and high PCO2, dissolved U concentrations were higher than in the low PCO2 systems due to greater complexation with CO3. Dissolved U concentrations decreased only under intense sulfate reducing conditions, even at low Eh conditions. It appears that U reduction occurred by chemical reduction via sulfide ion. Comparing the XANES data of the pond sediments with the laboratory-produced solids we conclude that biosorption by algae and bacteria is the dominant mechanism depositing U in the sediments. Even though there are organisms that can use U(VI) as a terminal electron acceptor, we found that sulfate reduction was preferred in these high-SO4 waters. Mixed oxidation state U-solids were preferentially formed in the pond sediments and in the lab except under intense SO4 reducing conditions.
Key words: carbonate alkalinity, Chlorella, redox potential, Sulfate reduction, uranium, XANES
SREL Reprint #2349
Duff, M.C., D.B. Hunter, P.M. Bertsch, and C. Amrhein. 1999. Factors influencing uranium reduction and solubility in evaporation pond sediments. Biogeochemistry 45:95-114.


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The Donetsk National Republic States The Facts
"Every time you come to Russia with a sword, from a sword you will perish."
The former Russian provinces, which Soviet party leaders carelessly attached to Ukraine at a time when it seemed to make no difference as all were part of the Soviet Union, are now independent republics with their own governments. The West pretends that this isn't so, because Washington and its puppet capitals don't recognize the independence of formerly captive peoples. But the West's opinion no longer counts.
In the last couple of days the newly formed military units of the Donetsk National …


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I don't see this ending well
I don't see this ending well
I thought mpreg was like a type of audio/video format and I googled it and well I am wrong.
happy new year, scully.
happy new year, mulder.
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Drawn in Photoshop
Supernatural -> Symbols
Omg, so I'm actually not this bad at making screencap redraws or whatever.
Latin@ Lady & the Tramp this time.
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when she says she doesn't send nudes
when guys objectify women and expect them to send nudes
when someone asks you about your nuclear plans for russia
When Russia sends you nudes
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…told you that wouldn't end well.
So gimp sometimes makes my recent selection my custom paintbrush, and I never see it until I go to paint something and it scares the shit out of me.
Pet shaming
-What happens when you decide I can't be trusted again? Who are you going to turn to next time instead of me? Another angel? Another… another vampire? Do you have any idea what it feels like to watch your brother-
+Don't you dare think that there is anything past or present that I would put in front of you. It has never been like that, ever. I need you to see that. I'm begging you.
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Are you a fisherman because I think you're a reel catch
You spelled real wrong.
Throw this one back into the water boys we've got ourselves a city slicker


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London, 1802
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What's Up With the Title?
So, the poem was written in 1802 – and we'd guess that it was written in and about London. It's pretty straightforward. The poet paints a picture of the state of the English people as he saw them in a specific time and place; we are to believe that these contemporary comrades of Wordsworth's are far less worthy than the heroic Englishmen of the past.