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After being dispatched to deal with a persistant enemy on an abandoned base, my first officer has informed me that due to personel loses and heavy damage to our engineers experimental equipment having been deployed to deal with the Zantil threat...
We have decided to beam tribbles and 40 metric tons of romulan ale onto the station.
My science officer figures drunk reproducing tribbles would soon push the invading Zantil off of the base for good. At which point all Star Fleet will have to deal with is drunk tribbles rather than a superior foe that has cost many lives and equipment.
It is my understanding that we are the 73rd starship sent to deal with the Zantil....Im begining to think this has become some sort of test brought on by starfleet.....a more live version of the Kobayashi Maru test for uncoming Captains and newly appointed Admirals.
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Man who cares? The site including lyrical interpolations doesn't stop the site from having direct samples of stuff on it. It just allows for more content and submissions, making for a more interesting site. It really doesn't matter. So please stop complaining about insignificant stuff for no reason. It doesn't effect you or the quality of the site for this to exist.
Let's just stop the arguing and complaining, ok? Good.
Yes, this site dissapoints me a lot. You want to find the REAL sample in this song? Look for the Drum break.. That's the sample.
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Oh my bad. I didn't realize. You're gonna be so disappointed when you really start browsing the site.
Hey Jay Dumbz.... Interpolation a great discription of this page.... But The website is called whosampledwho... NOT WHOINTERPOLATEDWHO YOU ILLITERATE s*** HEAD!!!!
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Learn the meaning of interpolation. Your comment makes you sound ignorant AF.
There really needs to be someone reviewing these submissions because I can tell that a lot of people don't know the meaning of sampling. Just because J. Cole says a line that's in another man's beat doesn't make it sampling... If the actual audio on the "on to the next one" record was actually a piece inside the Miguel beat, that would be sampling. THUMBS DOWN!
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I think that is great that you are seeing a therapist to help you navigate and help you find other coping skills. I feel like you are doing the right thing if journaling only makes the urge worse.
Good luck on your journey and if you find other coping mechanisms feel free to share. Hugs!
I don't really have coping skills other than sleep. I have tried journaling, but that usually leads to me cutting. I tend to have circular thoughts. And, the more my thoughts circle, the stronger the desire to cut is. At the yearly review, my therapist actually took journaling off as a coping skill because he doesn't feel it is effective either. So, when I want to cut, the only way to keep from doing it is to sleep. But, I already sleep about 12 hours a night on average. Some nights I sleep 14 hours.
I can't believe I hadn't responded to this earlier. Maya those are fantastic ways to stay busy and keep your mind off the urge to hurt yourself. I love snuggling my cat when I'm feeling down. An animals love can really make a difference in your mood.
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Since getting a puppy, if I'm feeling really down or want to cut, I cuddle with her a lot. She is a super cuddly dog and loves hugs. I will also brush her. I try to find things to do with my hands that take a lot of focus. I make tiny origami cranes, I do beading projects, I paint my nails.....things like that. I mostly want to cut during certain times of the day, so knowing that I can usually have some things around to keep my fingers busy
Energy flows were attention goes.
That is great to hear :)
I'm doing much better today guys! Went to church and had wonderful fellowship, came home and took a nap, then went and exercised. It's nice to feel calm for a change.
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Erpeltini I love that! I am a big fan of writing to help ease those feelings and I love the idea of turning them over and getting them out of our own hands. Thanks for sharing!
I have what I call a "God Box". When I am feeling really down, or really want to cut myself, I write it down on a piece of paper and put it in the box. On especially hard days, I will do this several times a day. Sometimes I am hurting so bad I rip the paper when I write on it. It's just a physical way of handing over my pain. After a while goes by, I look in the box, and at how many times I made it through and I have an overwhelming sense of strength and gratitude...
One I have gotten back into lately is painting. But really anything creative can really lift my spirit. I agree that music can definitely make a difference-both ways.
Running and/or listening to music. Reading is great too. I love to listen to positive and uplifting music like what is found on my favorite Christian music station, LIFE 101.9 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. (life1019.com - you can listen to it anywhere, streaming.) Tobymac is one of my favorites. I also love classic rock like Tom Petty and guitar-heavy stuff like +44... indie like Phoenix. Love it. :)
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Rock the Walk is a family-friendly musical concert and picnic under the stars held each September in the amphitheater of the Las Vegas Springs Preserve. The evening is a prelude to the annual Walk To Cure Diabetes fundraiser benefittingthe Nevada Chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF). The event is attended by more than 700 people who enjoy a leisurely look at the exhibits throughout the Springs Preserve while enjoying a fine barbeque dinner, musical entertainment and activities for the children. Funds from this casual evening will assist children in our community as well provide educational outreach and family support services.
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By Carter Nacke
Originally published: Mar 31, 2014 - 1:45 pm
Originally published: Mar 31, 2014 - 1:45 pm
"Gotta catch 'em all" may a phrase better known by millennials, but Google is now letting everyone in on the fun of Pokemon.
According to The Verge, the Internet search giant will combine the real world with that of Pokemon in an augmented reality experience for its Google Maps app.
But Google does give us an opportunity to start catching Pokémon on Google Maps: if you zoom into certain areas around the world on Google Maps' iOS and Android apps today, you'll actually see some of Nintendo's famous creatures appear. There's apparently 150 in all (though notably, not exclusively the original 150), and you can even start filling up a Pokédex while collecting them.
I'm not sure Ash Ketchum would approve, but this could be something fun to mess around with if you need to kill a little time.
Carter Nacke, Web Content Editor - KTAR.com/ArizonaSports.com
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Bruce Sterling - Smart City States
How is our language on cities changing?
Trending timeline of future city terms based on the number of books, journals & presentations in which they appear. (Source: Google Scholar)
Singapore - The Social Laboratory
Excellent longread by Shane Harris on protection of national security & engineering a more harmonious society via mass surveillance and big data.
Singapore was the perfect home for a centrally controlled, complex technological system designed to maintain national order. […] "In Singapore, people generally feel that if you're not a criminal or an opponent of the government, you don't have anything to worry about."
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Bruce Sterling - Smart City States
Prototyping Birloki (by Nerei)
Birloki system is an urban space activator, an interactive outdoor piece of furniture, a smart adaptive interface between the city and the citizen. We developed the first of a family of elements that are alive in the city. They do not remain static, they interact, they can be customizable, they can be removed and changed, they breath with the rhythm of the city.
The myths behind the smart city technological imaginary (PhD brief notes #1)
As mentioned before, here are some brief notes on bottom line of the PhD project I am writing. It is a mix of ideas and feeling I am encountering throughout the process and not a formal review, indeed. Even though, I hope these paragraphs still make sense and gives you a clearer perception (or helps me make the project understandable at this stage). It´s been a silent work for months and now that I am beginning to see the light, I find myself more comfortable sharing how it is progressing, but not to a point I start sharing chapter drafts. In this sense, as these last weeks have meant a rush in the writing process, I find the text still too raw and I need to go into details to clear up the mess, but not enough mess not to share these schematic indications of how the text is moving forward.
- The myth of operative efficiency
- The myth of sustainability
- The myth of simplification
- The myth of data neutrality
- The myth of depolitization
- The myth of technological sufficiency
- The myth of the intrinsic desirability
- The myth of system integration
Discursive regime of the smart city. Selected bibliography
Here is a brief list of books and articles I have been dealing with to complete the first stage of the PhD project on the technological imaginary in the discursive regime of the smart city. I am more than happy that these last few weeks have meant a substantial progress and the core framework is ready to go for deeper details. I will share here the basic structure I am working with, as an improved version of the six concepts underlying the smart cty discourse that served as a first step some months ago. Now this conceptual dissection is getting more solid with a better structured analysis on the implictions of this imaginary. In the meantime, this is a selected compilation of some of the readings that have been more helpful so far.
PhD project. Technological imaginaries in the networked city
Some notes about my PhD project.
The Responsive City: Engaging Communities Through Data-Smart Governance, by Susan Crawford and Stephen Goldsmith.
April-June 2014 blog posts - Ciudades a Escala Humana
- Urban Interaction Design - Online Conversation
- Discursos emergentes para un nuevo urbanismo. Presentación de #Papers57, hoy en Barcelona y por streaming
- Urban interaction design: towards city making
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- Cities in a smarter world
- Smart cities. Hacia un relato nuevo de la ciudad en la sociedad digital
- Smart cities. Análisis del discurso institucional predominante
- Smart cities. ¿Dónde estamos después de estos años?
- Discursos emergentes para un nuevo urbanismo (Papers 57)
- Smart cities. Inteligencia al servicio de las personas
- Intelligence at the service of people - New essay (Barcelona Metropolis)
- Taller: Urbanismo adaptativo. Prototipos de intervenciones urbanas
- Make_Shift City. Renegotiating the urban commons (book)
- Espacio Público y Participación Ciudadana (Santander, 30 de julio)
- Madrid Laboratorio Urbano
- Nuevas tecnologías y participación ciudadana, un nuevo contexto para la gestión de la ciudad (Santander, 23-24 de mayo)
- Conferencia y taller sobre la ciudad adaptable en Ciudad Sensible 2014
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Ontario (Canada)
3.85/5 rDev +2.1%
Fresh bottle. Pours fruity, hazy orange with immense retained head, in my Sam Adams glass. Easy drinking, medium bodied, orange hoppy flavoured, with a pinch of fruit. Pretty good for the style, something I would recommend people try. Something I would keep regular in the fridge if available locally.
12-08-2011 01:21:02 | More by Sammy
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
03-07-2013 14:57:31 | More by t0rin0
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
08-16-2012 23:16:59 | More by djrn2
4.05/5 rDev +7.4%
Reviewed from notes.
Pours a nice moderate gold color with a bit of a copper tint. Good lacig and bead. Nose is pretty hoppy with some nice floral, herbal, and citrus components. Taste isn't quite as hoppy and adds in a touch of caramel. Dry and bitter; a bit resinous. Drinks quite well. Their best offering, IMO.
10-21-2010 22:15:55 | More by Thorpe429
New York
3.8/5 rDev +0.8%
A: The beer is clear yellowish amber in color and has a light amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a thin off white head that quickly died down, leaving patches of bubbles covering the surface, a thin collar around the edge and some lacing down the sides of the glass.
S: Light aromas of citrusy and pine resin hops as well as caramel malts are present in the nose.
T: The overall taste very much follows the smell and has a light amount of hop bitterness along with the faintest hints of sweetness from the caramel malts.
M: It feels medium-bodied and somewhat crisp on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This beer is very easy to drink and has an excellent balance between the malts and hops.
07-16-2013 01:32:09 | More by metter98
3.8/5 rDev +0.8%
Murky butterscotch-orange with an amazing number of bubble streams racing up to a cream colored crown. The head is more than merely craggy, it's Matterhorn-like and is leaving stiff gobs of foam all over the glass. Lace is not a word that comes to mind when looking at the aftermath of the head's explosion and subsequent descent.
I like the nose. I expected more of an English hoppiness after noting the Union Jack on the label and reading the Yards website, but that isn't the case. The hops are definitely of the American persuasion. Citrus is the order of the day: orange-pineapple juice with a pleasant fruity muskiness.
I like the flavor as well, but that damnable carbonation is threatening to ruin things. I feel like letting the beer sit for a bit, but then it'd probably just be flat. The flavor follows the nose to some extent, but doesn't seem as bright or as citrusy.
It's strange, but English hops are now dominant, bringing a spicy, earthy fruitiness to the party. Although there's plenty of malt on hand, a little caramel and butterscotch is its only contribution to the flavor profile.
Yards IPA could be an excellent version with one simple fix. Repair the disaster that is the carbonation (bottle-conditioning) and the result could well be something worth celebrating. Thanks to blitheringidiot for the bottle.
11-16-2004 19:00:17 | More by BuckeyeNation
North Carolina
3.53/5 rDev -6.4%
Appearance: Pours a hazy light copper color with a frothy head that fails to leave as much lacing as expected
Smell: Sweet caramel malt dominates the nose along with some rum-soaked citrus fruit
Taste: Starts out with a thick fruity apricot/grapefruit flavor that, after the swallow, continues to build in its sweetness; finally, the earthy hops kick in to complement the fruitiness; unusual combination of English and West Coast character
Mouthfeel: Thick and slightly sticky with a lot of carbonation
Drinkability: Very unusual and interesting hybrid; just not sure the combination works very well
08-15-2006 01:33:51 | More by brentk56
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +6.1%
01-09-2012 01:19:04 | More by acurtis
4.03/5 rDev +6.9%
A terrific IPA here with blends of English and American influences.
A brilliantly clear copper beer shows fantastic head formation of cream colored foam, great retention as well as lacing. Really, an ideal look.
Aromas and flavors closely mimic each other and begin with a sturdy and caramelized backbone. Malty rich without becomming overly sweet; only a shadow of confection (powdered sugar) to taste but not to feel. Not to be over done are the hops that do more than just balance. A non-descript blend of pine, resin, fresh-cut grasses, and citrus rinds swirl for assertive flavor without offense. Pleasantly balanced and masterfully crafted.
Creamy and medium full up front but the beer fades nicely into a dry, hoppy finish. The procession of the beer is elegant and mature. Considering the balance that doesn't really prefer the hops as much as I expect, maybe this beer would shine even better when brewery fresh.
Thanks Bobfinkenaur!
12-01-2009 16:02:39 | More by BEERchitect
South Carolina
3.88/5 rDev +2.9%
Very solid offering here that I was excited to start the night out with. Served cold and poured into a pint glass, this one was consumed on 06.25.2010.
The pour was very nice, even amber color with a nice round head of white that rose up a couple inches before settling down and leaving a broken crown across the top.
Aroma was nice citrus hops, hints of buttery malts, pineapple, light grapefruit. Well balanaced. Clean, consistent and crisp flavor. Biting hops up from of course followed by a nice buttery malt. hints of grass and bready notes before the bite of orange dries the palate and leaves a nice long, dry finish.
Overall a really solid and quite sessionable IPA. Would not mind having this one again at all.
06-26-2010 18:07:48 | More by mikesgroove
4/5 rDev +6.1%
12-12-2013 02:01:26 | More by kjkinsey
4/5 rDev +6.1%
12-12-2013 02:01:58 | More by Texasfan549
3.25/5 rDev -13.8%
08-04-2013 05:09:54 | More by GRG1313
3.95/5 rDev +4.8%
Had this one at a small local brew fest. I made the mistake of having it right after having a double IPA right before it. However I must say that despite that I though the brew was pretty impressive. This brew poured out as a light golden amber color with a pretty decent looking head on top. The smell of the beer has a pretty nice balance between malts and hops on the nose. The taste of the beer had some good caramel flavors in it and a crisp hop bite also. The mouthfeel of the beer is easy going. Overall I think this IPA is a good social brew where someone can have several of them and still have their taste buds to try other things if need be.
10-03-2011 01:18:25 | More by Knapp85
North Carolina
3.45/5 rDev -8.5%
Poured a deep copper/orange color with medium head that left some decent lacing,smell was pretty balanced nutty malt with a herbal hp note.taste is pretty rough around the edges there is some zesty grapefruit-like hop hit ya first with a nice malty lingering taste.Pretty thick I think for the style,with a few tune ups this could become a really good brew.
06-01-2003 16:53:51 | More by oberon
3.9/5 rDev +3.4%
Nice orange-copper color, but the fluffy white head dissipated almost immediately. The aroma is yeasty, earthy, mineral, fruity, light hop, some malt. The flavor is big fruit with a good mouthfeel, some maltiness, and an intense hoppy bitterness in the finish. Long lasting fruity/malt/bitterness but without being cloying. The alcohol is a bit too evident throughout but a good beer nevertheless.
07-23-2002 12:24:48 | More by NeroFiddled
4/5 rDev +6.1%
Pours a very cloudy amber gold that is pretty dark on the brownish side. Nose is a touch of orange and very slight hops. Flavor is very thick and robust. Subdued, but still firm hops abound. Woody aftertaste. Feel is thick on the liquid from ingredients. Overall very drinkable. Very steady with it's hearty attributes, it delivers a good drinking experience. I really like this beer a lot and would love to try it on cask.
12-31-2007 19:58:35 | More by RblWthACoz
Rhode Island
4.1/5 rDev +8.8%
Poured from a 12oz bottle into a US tumbler pint glass.
A: The beer is a deep golden brown color, with a large off-white head that fades slowly and leaves a spotty lace on the glass.
S: The aroma contains caramelized malts, a good amount of hops and a touch of citrus.
T: The taste starts out with mildly sweet flavors of caramel & citrus. Then a hearty malt character quickly follows along with a mild but complementary hops presence creating a good balance. The after-taste is slightly sweet.
M: Crisp and smooth, medium body, medium carbonation, finish is slightly sticky.
D: Tasty, goes down very easily, not too filling, nice kick, very good representation of style, this is a very solid beer that is worth drinking for a long time.
09-24-2010 02:16:53 | More by TheManiacalOne
3.88/5 rDev +2.9%
Presentation: 12 oz brown longneck bottle, layer of sediment is noticeable and seems tightly packed. On the label it states that this beer is bottle conditioned.
Appearance: Cloudy sunset orange with a semi aggressive carbonation to bring forth a multi-bubbled off white lace.
Smell: Rounded toasted malt, quite estery with a softening fruitiness of mango an pears. Faint solvent with a sweet and spicy alcohol to boot. Yeast is in the aroma also.
Taste: Full bodied with a complex and creamy lightly chewy malt mouth feel. Level carbonation is just enough to hold the malt together. Fruity and estery blushing flavours of peaches and mango. Hop bitterness flushes middle to end with a earthy, citric and subdued floral flavour. Fumes from the alcohol escapes from the nose and mouth and the alcohol leaves a warming feeling throughout. Touch of yeast towards the end, a relatively sweet brew with some drying in the finish.
Notes: A really really good replica of the lost style, alcohol is quite noticeable from both warmth and ester. An IPA in the raw.
03-03-2002 22:18:02 | More by Jason
West Virginia
2.98/5 rDev -21%
Very interesting to say the least, when I cracked the bottle the aroma is what captivated me. I just never smelled anything like this before, it's different. Pours a very nice copper amber tone with an off white nice full head, and it leaves nice even rings of lace down the glass. The aroma is a sharp astringent nut sweetness with a discombobulated hop aroma that has me scratching my head, and there is also a meanstreak of metallic offness. Very unique IPA, not what I was expecting but it's not horrible or amazing, it lies somewhere in the middle of the road. The taste is full of bitterness, but it has a light almond astringency to it. The sweetness comes in a very quick sprint that rapidly turns to a dryness of bitterness on the tongue. I am not loving this bottle, but it is alright. Can't drink this stuff, just to unbalanced between hops, metal?, nut flavors, and malt.
03-06-2003 14:23:14 | More by WVbeergeek
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
Over-carbonated, huge fizz, leaving me with a head that dominates 3/4 of the pint glass, very slow to settle down to size...despite that, the appearance is of a hazy orange color, enormous, yet delicate gossamer white head. I'm still waiting for it to diminish a tad...
Bright, floral, citric nose, grapefruit, but also tangerine, orange, lime...vibrant, yet a bit on the dry side.
Overwhelming fizz on the palate,too! This is a sparkler, and just a little bit sour. Not sure what I think of it, yet, but I'm not that crazy for it, so far...
Light-ish body to medium, very minor texture, beyond that bothersome sourness that floats under the extra-huge fizz. Big hops, yeah, but missing some meatiness in the body, a little malt, a little flavor, beyond the bare blitz of these soapy hops.
Decent, I guess, but wholly forgettable, a very blase' affair.
8%? For an English IPA? Something's a bit awry here.
tasty to a degree, but too strong, and too carbonated.
12-21-2004 03:46:41 | More by feloniousmonk
3.63/5 rDev -3.7%
Beer shared with me by Amyliz4. Thanks. Beer is brown and mostly clear, copperish more than brown with a decent head of off white bubbles and some lacing. Looks fine.
Aroma is a little malty with some mild noble hop aromas, mild pine as well, the malt is winning the battle.
Beer is medium in body and mildly hoppy on the midpalate region. The hoppiness gives way ultimately to a heavy finish with a strong malt...sweetness?...that's not the right word. It's heavier on the back half than the front half. Overall it's a decent EIPA, but I doubt I'd drink too much of it.
03-21-2011 23:47:12 | More by drabmuh
3.66/5 rDev -2.9%
I picked this up at Wegmans, poured chilled from the 12oz bottle into a mug.
the color is medium amber with great clarity and thick white head with fine bead. The lace clings in rings on the glass with very good retention. The smell is faintly fruity with a slight meaty smell of yeast with toast in the background, not much in the way of hop aroma. The feel is very good, moderate bitterness and carbonation mellow sweetness with semi-dry finish and low alcohol influence.
The taste is good which is a surprise based on the smell- mix of sweet caramel with a light yeast up front leads to more of an herbal hop taste with slight fruitiness which seems to blend the hop and yeast flavors with a mild spice element in the finish. Overall this is pretty drinkable, could use more hop flavor than just bitterness, but considering it is an English IPA it is better than most of the style
01-23-2014 03:02:18 | More by Slatetank
New York
3.93/5 rDev +4.2%
The beer pours an amber color with a thin white lace head. The aroma is good. It has a nice malty scent surrounded by floral aroma hops. The taste is good. It has an intense malty core which is quite tasty, but it also brags of an intense bitter hop addition; nice flavor. The mouthfeel is decent. It is a med/full bodied beer with less than adequate carbonation. This beer came straight from the brewery so I don't think it had enough time to bottle condition. This is a different tasting IPA, but it's good nonetheless.
04-02-2004 01:17:16 | More by WesWes
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
First had: bottle from a sampler case
A pretty standard offering; nothing you haven't seen or tasted before, but it's still Yards, and still good. Pours a golden yellow, notably carbonation and slightly hazy, with a fizzy head that dissipates rather quickly. Aroma and taste are pretty hand-in-hand: a sweet caramel base, generously overlaid with citrusy and piney hops. Medium body, a bit filmy, but generally drinkable, and a fairly good example of the style, despite being outside the country of origin.
09-18-2011 00:23:39 | More by Rifugium
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Another fun long route in character with the rest of the crag. A little run out to the first bolt. Crux is a 3 bolt steep section in the middle of the route. Chains are at the edge of the ledge.
Between Caging the Zealot and Harsh Reality. Rappel the route to descend. Mid route rappel anchors exist at the 8th bolt. I was able to lower completely with a 70M rope.
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Sentencing Rigby, Mr Justice David MacKay told him:
The jury has convicted you of the murder of this little boy. You don't need me to tell you what a terrible crime that was.
You abused that trust by punishing him physically in quite a revolting way.
It's a chilling, terrible picture. He suffered considerably before he died, I am satisfied. He was a vulnerable boy. You abused your trust.
The judge said he did not think Rigby intended to kill Rio but had a "sudden loss of temper" and "set about him, inflicting the fatal blow".


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Doing well here.... walking 15-20 miles a week, indoors if raining . Really happy that I'm w/i my weight range. :-) . I'm 5'3, 139 #, with a range of 135-141. Not bad for me!!
i will survive & thrive!!
Keep the faith because he has the job. Keep pushing toward that goal. I have been walking for the last past four days.
Able to take a PM walk w/ dh after the sun cooled down in evening. It's staying in the 90's and feeling really hot.
"We would accomplish many more things if we did not think of them as impossible."
~C. Malesherbes~
"Your mind will be like its habitual thoughts; for the soul becomes dyed with the color of its thoughts."
Marcus Aurelius (121-180 AD)
Today's workout:
Cardio, core, two Sparkpeople videos, stretching.
90 minutes of dragonboating. An afternoon walk.
Hi All, I took the dogs out for a walks today. I took Mom to the grocery store. I took Mom to church. I made turkey chili for super tonight. It was good and I have left overs for tomorrow. Linda from bean town
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Good morn (er, I mean afternoon) team. Late checking in because I stayed out late a a ladies bonfire at church last night and then had to get up early to go work in the community garden. Finished up there just in time for the rain to start again. Kind of went overboard on some delish mexican pasteries, so I'll be needed to stick with veggies and low fat protein for the rest of the day and will probably still go over
ASCHU2, I really appreciate what you said on your check in about "remember to make the best choice I can today. I might not make perfect choices, but every time, I'm making better choices than "old me." " Old me, would have chucked the day and REALLY lost it. I know that I can't go the rest of the day with NO food, but I can make wise choices from here on out.
Nancy, I be joining you in prayer for that Georgia job for your husband...that God will grant it if it is where He want him and if not, that He will provide something even better.
Glad you are feeling better, ONEWEIGH - THOMASINA57, hoping and praying that you are on the mend soon too!
Got to finish cleaning up and packing some healthy food for the day (and evening) at work. Have a wonderful weekend everyone!
"Success is the result of what you do when the Woo Hoo is all through....."-ON2VICTORY (Robert)
"The miracle isn't that I finished...the miracle is I had the courage to start." - John 'The Penguin
Quick hello from the houseboat on the Mississippi River :))))!! DH and I ran 3.6 mi in 35 min and spent about three hrs washing the boat. Beautiful day!!! Hope yours is, too!!!
Aschu2, I STILL use travel as an excuse to eat, but I usually have a lot of activity.
Oneweigh, hope you are back to 100% soon.
Last couple of days have been bad for food, and yesterday was the busiest telework day I've ever had. My butt hardly got out of the chair except for taking the car to the shop and retrieving it. I even had to listen in (hands free) on a telcon on the way back from the shop. I was mentally exhausted, but I got a LOT of work done. Then I vegged on the couch with too much food and wine. Sure glad DH is home now, since I do so much better when he is here. We will try a new white bean hummus recipe today to use some of his fresh thyme.
Maintaining since May 19, 2012
It was a busy appointment week for me and I missed quite a few check in days. Doing pretty good with nutrition and fitness. Still battling the gastric problem and Dr is sending me for a test to check for H Pylori. I have to go off my acid reducer meds for 4 days prior, which means more distress.. I sure would be happy to get this old and chronic problem sorted!!!
Have a great weekend folks.. Summer is finally making an appearance here on Vancouver Island!
Reached goal weight 112 lbs November 23, 2012
I'm still sick, but think I'm getting better. I was low on nutrition yesterday, but since I didn't do much except lounge around watching junk TV, I think it's just as well. We're expecting a hot weekend. My husband needs to drive quite a distance to get back the sailboat keys that he leant to a friend while we were on vacation. He says he thought about going by himself because I'm sick, but then decided that a long ride in an air-conditioned car would probably do me good! Weight is going down slowly, still about 4 lbs before I get back to pre-vacation weight, 8 before I'm back to goal.
I ran 4 miles this am and eating well so far. Looking forward to my 10k race on the 3rd w/my dh and buddy. might get a few more friends to sign up :) My eating and sleeping has been poor since my girls got their tonsils out they were up every other hour last night crying. Hopefully they will feel better soon.
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I've also been doing well with consistency on my fitness. Got in a 3 mile run with hubby today - his first since his hip started to bother him. We are hoping to soon sign up for a 5k.
I do great with cardio, but not as well with strength training. So I put that on my Weight Watchers tracker, so I have it to check off. That helps remind me to do it.
Rain today. Going to work on deep cleaning our bedroom.
My husband had a video interview about the Georgia job. We prayed and are leaving it to the Lord.
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Frugalists and Simple Living Team
I did alot of walking yesterday. And planning the samething today. Instead of catching the bus I walked.
Good morning, team! I'm happy to be checking in from the hotel in Hermiston, Oregon. I brought all of my pre-weighed snacks that can sub as emergency meals if the family barbeque has iffy options today. I used to use travel as an excuse to pig out and not exercise, but I brought all of my workout stuff and I'm heading to the hotel gym in about a half an hour! Thanks, Spark team, for giving me a healthy "landing pad" to remember to make the best choice I can today. I might not make perfect choices, but every time, I'm making better choices than "old me."
I was 219 in August 2011. I am now 145-135 lbs and seeing if I can go any farther without feeling deprived. As of March, I went from 37% to 19% body fat, dropped from a size 18/20 to a 6/8, lost 38.25 inches all over, and love getting fired up for exercise goals!
Just keep swimming...
You only regret the workouts you didn't do.
On my feet a lot yesterday but still no formal exercise. Today there is certainly a workout's worth of house cleaning to do and it will come with the reward of a sparkling living room. And some outdoor play. The spring fly season is over and we're even promised some cooler weather by tomorrow. It's truly the good o'l summertime around here.
Learned something I won't do again - and that's eat full fat ice cream sandwiches. Ugh! way too many calories - even if they are yummy. To stay within my weekly calories now I'm gong to have to be very sober in my choices this weekend. Happily - I have some dee-lish recipes to cook up.
Hope your weekend is fun.
Believe it
Do it
Become it
Hey Hey Hey! Good for you Toni. Keep on going!
I checked the radar yesterday after work, all rain had moved out, I headed out running and decided to see if I could push myself to six miles instead of five. Sudden rain and thunder at 3miles so I turned toward home. It stopped quickly so I went for four. I heard thunder again so I cut myself off at four.
It was kind of fun running in the rain!
Happy Hug Day and Saturday to all!
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Good morning, team. Time for the weekend! I have been working hard on fitness consistency and am feeling strong.
Go slow to go fast.
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These are perfect for my kind of Christmas eve. There is the traditional, that requires the little black dress, three ro
These are perfect for my kind of Christmas eve. There is the traditional, that requires the little black dress, three ro
These are perfect for my kind of Christmas eve. There is the traditional, that requires the little black dress, three ro
I have wanted to make these for a while now. Ever since I saw the brightly coloured chocolate drops in the shops a few m
Rocking around the Xmas tree this festive season with great organic drinks Only the finest drinks and food should be
The argument about which is more environmentally friendly - an artificial Vs a real Christmas Tree rages on each year.
We had a bake sale at work in conjunction with Save the Children's Christmas jumper day and I wanted to make something
"It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas…everywhere you go!' So that can only mean one thing. Yes, it is time to r
When do you actually stop saying Happy New Year? I've always wondered where the line is between being rude not saying it
TARKA DHAL Such a simple dish that delivers a gorgeous warm belly satisfying toe tingle supper with the added bonus o
Even though I was slightly disappointed with the painting on cakes class I took recently, I booked myself into another c
Christmas Spiced Cranberry, Orange and Carrot Bundt Cake by Chinskitchen So many of us look forward to desserts after a
Happy New Year to you all. I hope everyone had a very merry Christmas and that you all ate tonnes of delicious indulgent
Sweet & Salty Primal 'Cous Cous' Wow, where are the weeks going? It's nearly Thanksgiving. It only feels like last week
Who said that a nice winter treat has to be hard? I went to the local grocery store this weekend and found a huge bag of
We're into December which means everyone is looking for the perfect Christmas gifts for their nearest and dearest. In an
This time last year I blogged about starting my Gratitude Project. 12 months have zoomed by and it's time to say goodbye
"Macaron," Lift your spirit up with a batch of these sweet little gems. They can be topped and dressed to look like Xmas
As per my New Years Resolution I have started back at the gym this week. I've also changed my eating habits slightly opt
Summer lasts forever in your heart. The warm evenings of staying out late playing Hide and Seek and Hedge hopping or in
Another vegan Christmas recipe to share. In contrast to the Spiced Christmas Vegan Pie, showcased yesterday - this one
Taste of Home's 2011 Christmas Cookbook arrived in the mail this last week. Since I had not placed an order, I was
A Hot Christmas Pop-Up Shop Experience. Swap the lonesome pine for the coconut tree, your Christmas will be hot, groovy


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Lexus has something special planned for this year's 2014 Detroit Auto Show with the introduction of the exciting and high-powered RC-F Coupe, the brand's upcoming challenger to the 2015 BMW M4 and the first standalone coupe model since the end of the SC line in 2010.
Details are still relatively slim awaiting the big reveal, but we do have this tasty teaser shot to go on as well as some info on the car's powertrain. For comparison, the RC-F is slightly larger in most dimensions than a BMW 4-Series, though smaller than the 6-Series in every dimension except height. A clear focus has surely been placed on driving dynamics, as more-recent Lexus models like the new generation IS and GS have shed the brand's dowdy, aged image to instead offer true driving thrills from lightweight, well-balanced chasses.
For the top-of-the-line "F" model, sources point to 460 horsepower coming from a front-mounted 5.0-liter V8 engine. There will also be a lesser-powered six-cylinder variant, the RC 350, available in the 'States, with that car already having made its debut at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2013.
With design details pulled from the gorgeous Lexus LF-CC and LF-LC Concept cars, the RC lineup will come with rear-wheel drive and an automated manual transmission, with a standard row-your-own manual transmission a strong possibility as well. As the leaked image shows, the RC-F gets a deeper front airdam than its V6 and hybrid counterparts, with a more-aggressive Lexus spindle grille and side body cladding further heightening its performance image.
[See the entire 2014 Lexus Model Lineup here]
We'll find out on January 14 whether the RC 350, and possibly a hybrid variant coming to Japan, will debut alongside the RC-F, or if the hi-po V8 model will follow later. An educated guess places the V8 Lexus in American showrooms by the end of 2014, priced from around $60,000. If you can't wait, you can always get the 416-horsepower 2014 Lexus IS-F, which is available now.
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Longshot, when did you get a call for an interview? Was this you first interview with Gwinnett?
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Longshot, when did you get a call for an interview? Was this you first interview with Gwinnett?
How far along is everyone in the process? I just completed my interview. Does anyone know of a timeframe to hear from Gwinnett? When the next class is due in?
Does anyone know when will the next class will begin?
I received a call today from them, confirming my address for the background packet to be sent. I know I am in the beginning of the process, but excited to get started.
Anyone hear anything yet?
I heard that a new class may possibly start in March sometime. Granted, that is just rumor at this point.
Any new news on future academy's?
I've heard June thrown around a little bit. Interviews are still on-going from the most recent job posting that ended in November.
Hoping everyone makes it out alright from the incident today!
Has anyone heard anything new, had interview in March. Only rumor I have heard is about 80 can retire this year.
Received a call from them on Monday with a conditional job offer and they said to come up June 2 to start doing the next steps. They never said anything about a starting date on the class. I emailed HR asking them about it. I'll let u know when I get emailed back.
Had to do the 2nd portion after the conditional job offer everyone that was there passed the PPE, they said that there planning on starting a class either July 8th or the 22nd. After talking to HR they said they'll be calling any day with final job offers and the latest we should be hearing from them is June 19th.
Awesome. I finished Phase 2 last Thursday...
That's great. Hopefully we get some good news in the next couple days.
Same here they called me yesterday. Orientation is July 8th at 8 am!
See ya there. =)


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|Bath tops WBL boys golf field
|Saturday, September 21, 2013 12:50 AM
DHI Correspondent
SHAWNEE — Elida and Van Wert can take some good things from Friday's Western Buckeye League tournament at the Shawnee Country Club.
While both teams fell short of contending for a WBL championship, they received some fine play during the day to build on heading into next weeks sectional tournament.
Elida finished sixth in the tournament with a 356, while Van Wert was eighth with a 371 in the 10-team field.
Bath won the WBL tournament as they shot a 322 to edge Celina by five strokes as the Bulldogs finished with a 327. Kenton was one shot behind the Bulldogs with a 328.
Elida was led by Trent Cutlip as he shot a 75 (38-37) as he finished third as an individual. Nate Cellar followed with an 88, while Drew Sarno had a 96 and Jimmie Ebling a 97. Connor French finished with a 103 and Brett Shook with a 113.
"We felt like we had a chance to play well enough to jump into the top half of the league," Elida coach Denny Thompson said. "Trent Cutlip played outstanding today with a 75. He really didn't get the support he needed to do what we wanted to do. We did manage to move up to sixth place overall. It's so close with all these teams right here, so we'll take what we got and get ready for next week."
Cutlip and Cellar received all-league honors at the tournament for their play throughout the season and Friday. The WBL handed out awards to the top 12 golfers for the season based on dual matches and tournament finish.
The Cougars were the defending WBL champions but even with four players back from that team, they were unable to successfully defend that title on a warm, sunny day in Shawnee.
"We had some good things happen individually," Cougar coach Jeff Hood said. "We finished with a 371. We have been pretty consistent all year long playing below where I felt our potential was based on last year's averages with the returning guys we had. It was a little disappointing that way, but we can take away some positives from the day to build on."
Brandon Hernandez led the Cougars' effort with an 82, while Adam Jurczyk finished with an 89. Alex Miller had a 98 and Justin Price a 102 to round out the top four Van Wert golfers. Nick Etter finished the day with a 106 and Jacob Covey had a 110.
"I thought Brandon Hernandez played well shooting an 82 to finish in the top 15 golfers in the tournament. That was a good score for him, close to where he was at this time last year," Hood said. "It was probably his best WBL tournament score he has had in three tries.
"Jacob Covey is first-year guy varsity guy and he was able to drop his score. He was in the 40's on the front nine after a tough back nine. Those are kind of the little things you need to celebrate. Alex Miller played some pretty good golf in stretches and Adam Jurczyk played well on the back nine here as well. It's the kind of year where you need to celebrate small successes and learn and grow from them going into the sectional tournament."
Bath won the tournament as they were led by Brady Garver with a 77 and Evan Hall with a 79. Spencer Stubbs finished with an 81 and Eric Jordan an 85.
St. Marys' Carter Bowman and Kenton's Britton Hensel shot the low rounds of the day as both had a 72.
Bowman was named the WBL Player of the Year for his solid play throughout the year, while Bath coach Doug Davis was the Coach of the Year as the Wildcats not only won the tournament, but the regular season title as well.
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Team Scores
1. Lima Bath 322; 2. Celina 327; 3. Kenton 328; 4. St. Marys 339; 5. Wapakoneta 354; 6.Elida 356; 7. Shawnee 357; 8. Van Wert 371; 9. Defiance 375; 10. Ottawa-Glandorf 388.


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TodayI have had my first riding lesson for a long time. I used to do a lot of riding but other things got in the way. I went to Matchmoor today for a private lesson with David. He was very patient and great at getting across what I needed to do in order to get the most out of my riding experience. Bramble, the unfortunate horse I got was lovely natured and made it very easy to get some confidence back. I have now booked another lesson for next week and cant wait. Thank you Matchmoor for bringing back the joy of being around horses :)))
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The Ralph Lauren-designed Team USA uniforms for the Sochi Olympics were revealed Thursday, and they are pretty ugly. (RELATED: The Olympic uniforms aren't just made in China: They're also the most pansy outfits on earth)
The uniforms for the opening ceremony consist of a patchwork woolen cardigan that looks like something your mom wore on ski trips in the eighties mated with the scraps at the Ralph Lauren factory.
The sweaters have stars, stripes, words, numbers and Olympic rings on them, and just to make sure that everyone knows this is the Team USA uniform, there are several American flag patches as well as "U, S and A" patches up and down the arms.
USA Today reports that are 324 additional sweaters available for the layperson to purchase — for just $595!
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Welcome to the Houston Area Carriage Association
CALDWELL ADT – Saturday, August 2, 2014
Reception Friday 5 p.m.
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Burleson County Fairgrounds, Highway 36 S, CALDWELL, TX
Training: ADT Test #1;
Preliminary: ADT Test #1
Tentative order of go for Dressage here
Complete Details at
or call Mark Witte at 713-582-3242
HACA Members
can purchase Individual or family liability insurance thru EquiSure for $19 or $38 per year respectively.
Here are the facts:
HACA purchased general liability insurance from Equisure to provide coverage at specified HACA sponsored events, e.g. Pine Hill HDT, the ADT, Brookhaven drive. That insurance covers the club, participants (including volunteers), the organizer, directors and officers and officials in the event they are sued in connection with an injury at the event. The insurance does not provide coverage for anyone outside of the specified events.
An additional benefit that is available to club members is the option to purchase individual excess personal liability insurance. The way it works is as follows:
1. The club buys general liability insurance which covers the club and its members at events listed on the policy, e.g. Pine Hill and the ADT. This insurance is currently in place.
2. By purchasing the general liability insurance the club is entitled to obtain personal excess liability coverage for its members at a nominal fee.
3. Individual club members can purchase the personal excess liability coverage at a cost of $19/individual or $38/family per annum. The policy covers property damage and personal injury caused by the insured's equine at any location – NOT just at club events that are covered by the club policy. It does not cover injuries to the insured (i.e. the driver) – that would be covered by the person's medical insurance. It also does not cover injuries to the horse that is owned by the insured but would cover damages to another person's horse if the insured is sued.
4. The insurance is designed to act as excess liability coverage BUT if the individual does not have basic homeowner's insurance, this policy will act as primary coverage.
5.The excess liability policy runs from Jan – Dec so for this year the coverage will end on 12/31/14 and you will need to pay an additional premium for coverage for 2015.
6. You must be a member of HACA to purchase the insurance.
7. The insurance does not cover "professional" activities, i.e. trainers or carriage rides for hire – anything for which compensation is received.


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Despite what her first hit song expressed, for Avril Lavigne, it's not complicated.
With the release of her latest self-titled record, she is exactly where she wants to be in her career right now – simply having fun.
"I think just with starting off playing and performing at seven, and then being in the industry now for a while, music really truly is my life… Now, with my fifth record, …I can work on any project I want. Like I was thinking about doing a Christmas record, and with this record, I tried out some new stuff and experimented a little bit. But at this point, really, I just get to have fun with it," Lavigne told The Weekender in a recent phone interview.
"I wanted to have fun and I took my time and I worked with all new people that I never worked with before, so it was exciting and it was fresh. And then having the opportunity to work with (producer) L.A. Reid also contributed to that. So it was just a good time, and now that the record's out, it feels really good and I'm happy that the fans get to have the new material because I know that they were really waiting for it."
Pop rock fans have been hooked since her debut record "Let Go" came out in 2002, selling over 16 million albums worldwide on the strength of singles like "Complicated" and "Sk8er Boi." The momentum continued in 2004 with "Don't Tell Me" and "My Happy Ending" from "Under My Skin" and with "Girlfriend" from 2007's "The Best Damn Thing." The first single from her new album, "Here's to Never Growing Up," continues this tradition sonically but is also surrounded by experimentation fostered by several new collaborators and producers.
"Because I'm writing my songs and I'm such a huge part of that process and the recording, I like to stay and keep with my roots and to be me. I feel like this record is me and it's the sounds that you're familiar with hearing from me from all my previous albums, but just experimenting, working with new people, and growing. I think it's good that there's new stuff to offer to the new material and sounds and styles to offer to the fans, but it's still me. And there's such a variety overall," she explained.
"Songs like 'Here's to Never Growing Up,' the first single – that's very me. I think it's a song that the listeners are used to hearing from me, probably, and just that spirit and that attitude. So there's songs like that, pop songs that are fun, and there's also kind of something for everyone on this record with the diversity. Songs like 'Hush Hush' and 'Give You What You Like,' they're more raw and emotional, and then 'Hello Kitty' is more like up-tempo and kind of electronic."
At 29, the Canadian singer/songwriter feels like she can now demonstrate her different musical sides freely, singing with shock rocker Marilyn Manson on "Bad Girl" and Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger on power ballad "Let Me Go."
"I love rock music, I love ballads, I love pop rock, and that's what you guys have heard from me throughout the years. Like with 'Bad Girl,' it's just a straight up rock song that has a catchy melody with a darker production on it, and I love that kind of music. I could make an entire record like that, which I would love to," she enthused.
"'Hello Kitty' started off as more of a pop rock song, and then I wanted the track to kind of carry the tune, so after writing the song and recording it, it went back to the drawing board and I brought in a new producer, Martin Johnson, and had him play around with the track and then he took it into that world of like a dirty, kind of electronic tone and vibe. I just wanted it to be unique, and it's the only song I've done like that. It's good to experiment."
Kroeger worked with Lavigne on almost every song on the album, bringing them so close that they fell in love and were married in July. She said their instant connection stemmed from their shared passion for music and songwriting, an aspect of her work she takes great pride in.
"We're both real musicians. We play the guitar, we write our own songs, we've traveled around the world performing on stage. He'd sit down on the drum kit and play, as can I. We can both dabble on the piano. So getting together with somebody who plays the instruments that I play and who is also a true songwriter, with his background and my background, we were able to do a lot of storytelling. We were able to write more musical pieces together, and as well, pop songs, but the pop songs came at the end and a lot of the songs that are more musical and have more stories and depth to them were actually the first tunes that we worked on together," Lavigne noted, adding that over 30 songs came out of the sessions.
"When we first got together, the first week in the studio, Chad, David, and I – (former Evanescence member) David Hodges – the three of us – we called ourselves 'The Tripod' – we wrote like a song a day, sometimes two, sometimes three. And the music was all just in the moment. We hit on different stuff lyrically, emotionally, and just melodically, musically. There's a lot of great stuff that didn't go on this record because we wanted to, I guess, come out with some pop singles, so there's a lot of stuff that is quite meaningful that I would love to put out that I will release."
Performing right up until five days before Christmas, Lavigne said that 98.5 KRZ's "Let It Show" concert with Jason Derulo, Midnight Red, Christian Porter, and Sunset Villains at the Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza in Wilkes-Barre on Thursday, Dec. 5 should prove to be "a different type of show" on the tour.
"Any time the concerts can kind of be switched up, it's nice. Radio shows are fun because I like having the opportunity to get out there on stage and to be performing to an audience that has more than one or two bands performing for them. I feel like the energy is always really good," she said.
"People are excited also during the holidays. Coming up on the holidays like this, I think people are in good spirits, so for me, it's fun just to run out there. Sometimes it's five songs, sometimes it's 30 minutes, so my set list will be different every day for December, so I look forward to it just for the variety and excitement around it all."
Her tour starts up again in February when she flies to Japan, then to Southeast Asia and China.
"The Japanese crowd, they're very different than the rest of Asia. They're very quiet in between every song because they want to listen, and they kind of like have their rock out moves where they're fist pumping and everyone does it in unison," she described.
"They're pretty cool. They're really respectful and they like to have fun, but then when I'm playing like a slow song, they're really quiet and just listen, so it's a different experience.
"The rest of Asia, like China and Southeast Asia, they're nuts. It's crazy. Everyone's running everywhere. People in the seats are trying to run down. It's just like mayhem."
With her hand in everything from clothing lines to fragrances to charities, the young entrepreneur is always busy, but the mission remains to make a living having fun.
"I'm happy I'm still working on music today, and I feel very grateful to have the opportunity to release music. That's what I love to do and to travel the world and to tour. I think to experiment, like going in a different direction, and just trying out a different project would be fun for me, like doing a Christmas album, and dabbling in the acting world a little bit. I love to perform, so I guess that's my goal, to maybe to do a movie or something fun."