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Intro: How confident are you that the economic recovery will continue throughout 2012? Bankrate.com asked Americans that very question and here with the results is Senior Financial Analyst, Greg McBride.
Kristin: Greg, it seems like we've heard positive news about the economy lately, but people's opinions don't reflect that. What are people really thinking?
Greg: Well, we have had a much better tone to the economic reports in recent months. But, despite that, only half of Americans are confident the economic recovery will continue throughout 2012. More than 1-in-5 ... 22% ... say they are not at all confident about the recovery continuing and that could become a self-fulfilling prophecy if those same consumers remain hesitant to spend.
Kristin: Where do consumers feelings about financial security rank right now?
Greg: The Financial Security Index dipped slightly in March and has the same reading as one year ago. Three of the five components: debt, net-worth, and overall financial situation declined this month. Of the five components only job security has shown improvement over the last year.
Kristin: Well, that's a step in the right direction considering that among retirees only 12% say their financial situation is better now than a year ago. What other trends are you seeing?
Greg: Consumers that note an improving financial situation are most likely to be those under age 50, have a college education or have household income of at least $75,000 a year. The consumers whose financial situation is deteriorating tend to be those age 50 and older, have no more than a high school education or have household income under $30,000 a year.
TAG: Well, we'll take the positive job security news and see how much that changes things in the coming months ... and see if that is any momentum we can build upon. Thanks Greg for the information ... and if you would like to read more results on Bankrate's monthly Financial Security Index, just log on to our website. I'm Kristin Arnold.
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And was laid on the hand
of the queen of the land,
with the bless from above.
lost is her sweet essence,
departed is the last rose –
but why do I feel close
to her Feeble presence?
The rose died before
On the lips of a maiden
In the Gardens of Eden,
Beneath the tree of lore.
To die like a rose I pled:
For beauty I can be dead.

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Luna and her Patronus. Thought it would be fun to do some fan art and I've had this sketch sitting around for awhile now. PROTIP: Luna is my second favorite character from Harry Potter, and my favorite among the kids. I'm still miffed my Luna/Neville shipping isn't canon…but I digress. She's just kinda hanging out, I imagine she spent a lot of time alone when she wasn't risking death chilling with Harry and the gang. Her Patronus was probably a welcome friend.
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Polish leaders pledge to implement reforms
Poland wants Ukraine, Turkey in EU
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Poland's Belka gets last shot for premier
China's president visits Poland
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Aleksander Kwaśniewski (Polish pronunciation: ( listen); born November 15, 1954) is a Polish politician who served as the President of Poland from 1995 to 2005. He was born in Białogard, and during communist rule he was active in the Socialist Union of Polish Students and was the Minister for Sport in the communist government in the 1980s. After the fall of communism he became a leader of the left-wing Social Democracy of the Republic of Poland, successor to the former ruling Polish United Workers Party, and a co-founder of the Democratic Left Alliance.
Kwaśniewski was democratically elected president in 1995, defeating the incumbent, Lech Wałęsa. He was re-elected to a second and final term as president in 2000 in a decisive first-round victory. His term ended on December 23, 2005, when he handed over power to his elected successor, conservative Lech Kaczyński.
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Roberts faces first major abortion case
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TweetRecently appointed Chief Justice John Roberts will face his first major abortion case on the Supreme Court when Ayotte v. Planned Parenthood comes up before the court next week. The case stems from a 2003 New Hampshire law requiring teenagers to tell a parent before getting an abortion. While the law has an exception for [...]
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TweetSaudi women voted this weekend on a new board of directors for the Jiddah Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Women were also included on the list of candidates. There are an estimated 2,800 businesses registered in women's names at the chamber, but it was unclear how many of them would be eligible to vote. By [...]
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TweetYikes. An anti-abortion group has renewed its effort to fly pictures of aborted fetuses over crowded Oahu beaches. An attorney for the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform has told federal appeals court judges that Honolulu's ban on aerial advertising illegally censors the group's most effective way to advocate its message. Robert Muise says the explicit images [...]
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Kampfer, 23, has played 10 games for the Bruins this season, registering no goals, two assists and a plus-6 rating. He was last in the lineup on Jan. 31, but has served as the team's seventh defenseman.
The assignment will give Kampfer a chance to play for the P-Bruins against Albany on Sunday, giving him some playing time to prevent rust as he remains out of the Bruins' lineup.
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Definition of in full career in English:
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archaic At full speed.
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- At his heels follows the Dog, outstretched in full career.
- The Indian again came in sight, and, in full career, rushed towards him, passed him, and wheeling halted his horse.
- Such stoppers are invaluable, for without them it is not easy to stop a big full-rigged ship in full career without doing any damage or carrying something away.
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Rythym Heaven [Rizumu Tengoku Gōrudo] has taken Japan by storm.
It's the wildly popular follow-up to the Gameboy Advance game-Rhythm Tengoku-and is set to hit American soil on April 5th along with Nintendo's DSi.
And now, apparently Beyonce is getting in on the gaming action.
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Beyonce confesses to being a fan of Guitar Hero [who knew?] and that she "make[s] time" for gaming.
No one can deny the "star power" that Beyonce [and her song] brings to the DSi and Rythym Heaven's US launch and since Rythym Heaven [I keep wanting to type Rythym Nation!] is a very "Japanese" game, maybe the endorsement of sorts will expose a larger market to funky/cool little game.
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You And Me.
Bernie and Adam married at Lains Barn Wantage in Oxfordshire on Saturday the 3rd September 2011. They chose Caro Hutchings to document their most important day, and she has done them proud.
Today, rather than blogging, I would like to go on a journey in a VW camper van please. I'd like the weather to be sunny if at all poss and I'd like to get out and have a bit of a frolic in the countryside for a bit.
I wonder where I got that idea from…
A Rustic Feel
Even though we live in Sussex and could have found somewhere closer to home we just felt Lains Barn had a wonderful rustic feel about it.
Heavenly Bodies
About 5 years ago I saw a singer wearing a lace tiered gown and had decided if we ever got married that would be my dress, I cut the picture out and kept it for future references. As soon as we got engaged I went on a massive search for THAT dress! found and fell in love with one that was surprisingly similar it was called Marina/Margaret by Henry & Michelle Roth, unfortunately they don't sell their dresses in the UK but through the wonderful world of Twitter we managed to contact Henry Roth and after a few tweets he even offered to bring me a dress to the UK on his next visit. Unfortunately timing wasn't on my side and I wouldn't have had the dress in time… What a shame as what a brilliant dress story that would have been for me to tell
The dress I finally chose was not at all what I had in mind to wear as it was quite plain in comparison to what I thought I always wanted, but after a struggle to find places that catered for plus size brides I came across Heavenly Bodies Bridal in Catford.… View the full post.
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Dear Tumblr, there's a reason it's called UNPOPULAR OPINIONS. Calm yo nuts.
… but holy shit, look at it go.
Next time you shut yourself away with the intention to self-harm, take a minute to think. Who are you? What are you made of? Something cannot come from nothing; it's against the laws of the universe. You are a strange and terrific conglomeration of energy, effort, and substance. You are the end-result-in-progress of trillions of tiny events. So before you take that razor to your flesh, before you scrape at your skin or caress that hot metal: is this how you will choose to honor all that makes you worthy of life? Consider the love of your best friend, or the passion of your favorite band, or the concern of your significant other - will you honor these truths with hidden wounds? Will you honor such a collective effort by chipping away at your health, trust, and sanity? Each temporary relief you take is our permanent hurt - yet still we love you and always will. Before you dismiss me, believe me when I say I have walked the same paths. Therefore I know better than to ask that you stop… only to think: Is this how you will honor yourself?
A 1000-mile radius is serious business, kudos on your dedication! I don't believe in the term "superfan" though. Even if such a thing exists (I don't think it does in the Coheed realm), I wouldn't apply it to me. I do things that other people wish they could do because I CAN do them, not because I love Coheed more than anyone else. I have every intention of doing this as long as I can - this heart is everlasting, you know? ;)
(And if it makes you feel any better, I didn't make it to original Neverender either. It still kills me.)
I love you AP! <3 I'm coming to your corner of the country next tour. Please tell me I'll see you.
I think we have all grown up a lot. Five years ago I might have taken up in battle with you… when it's not persuasion you need, but another perspective might help you out. I've been there, so we'll talk.
Yes! We need to hold a big hoe-down, stat. Definitely sometime this weekend? <3
I'm not separated from the rest… at least I hope not. I want to stand in the same lines, I want to fight for air in the same pits, I want to listen to the same album on release day, I want to man my own Jackhammer with hundreds of others. So I happen to take on a few extra obligations - but like I said to my last ask, we're all in this together.
And, on the next tour I'll be traveling the southwest area of the country. You'll see me. :) <3
First off, I wasn't sure how to respond to this, as a number of people seem to think I maintain my accounts to show how awesome I am. Although those people matter less than gum on a sidewalk… words as kind as yours make me blush awkwardly. That being said: thank you. Thank you for the immense kindness (if not for the immense compliments, as I can't claim them in good conscience, but your intent is clear). I hope that the contributions of myself and others have affected you positively, and know that your contributions make me proud too. We're all in this together, you know? <3
You sure it was me? :P A few people have had the same name over the years. If it was me… nice to re-meet you, haha.
I'm glad some of the things I've shared have affected you positively. :) Thank you for the kind feedback (I'm following you too!).
Yeah it's in there somewhere. In fact it may be in that black & white photo. However, I did not attend the original Neverender and it kills me every day, despite the situation back then being entirely out of my control. (Thus, the incessant traveling - I'm trying to make up for it.)


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Hi, what is a difference between:
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Hi, what is a difference between:
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Set is used for creating an instance of an Object, not a variable.
If you use Option Explicit you'll probably find that the first example throws an error. ;) Something like:
An example of setting an instance of an object is:Code:
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Set oFS = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Thanks for help.
I have one more problem in my script:
I declared variable:
dim sqlCount, dynCount
dim count
dim maxCount
count = 0
maxCount = 7000
next I execute sql for count records in table of my database:
sqlCount = "select count(*) NUMROWS from table"
set dynCount = session("OraDatabase").createdynaset(sqlCount, 0)
count = dynCount.Fields("NUMROWS").Value
set dynCount = nothing
and in IF statement:
if count>maxCount then ...
always is true even variable "count" is smaller then maxCount. I make something wrong?
Least thats how I would do it.Code:
sqlCount = "select count(NUMROWS) AS NRows from table"
set dynCount = session("OraDatabase").createdynaset(sqlCount, 0)
count = dynCount("NRows")
set dynCount = nothing
if Cint(count)>Cint(maxCount) then ...
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There was time when M O R A L behavior trumped politics. When divorce was not 'on demand", families stayed together AND WORKED IT OUT. The permissive nature of this country is what will eventually bury us in the dust heap of history.


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Robert Spencer is the director of Jihad Watch and author of the New York Times bestsellers The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and the Crusades) and The Truth About Muhammad. His latest book, Arab Winter Comes to America: The Truth About the War We're In, is now available.
Matters of Life and Death
The Times Finds A Lone Crazed Assassin
The Lies of Duke
A Return to Country
A Soundbite (on Howard Zinn) Heard Round the World
David Horowitz was one of the founders of the New Left in the 1960s and an editor of its largest magazine, Ramparts. He is the author, with Peter Collier, of three best selling dynastic biographies: The Rockefellers: An American Dynasty (1976); The Kennedys: An American Dream (1984); and The Fords: An American Epic (1987). Looking back in anger at their days in the New Left, he and Collier wrote Destructive Generation (1989), a chronicle of their second thoughts about the 60s that has been compared to Whittaker Chambers' Witness and other classic works documenting a break from totalitarianism. Horowitz examined this subject more closely in Radical Son (1996), a memoir tracing his odyssey from "red-diaper baby" to conservative activist that George Gilder described as "the first great autobiography of his generation." His latest book is Take No Prisoners: The Battle Plan for Defeating the Left (Regnery Publishing).
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Failure Mechanisms in Building Construction also includes an index of these various mechanisms, along with numerous case studies taken and expanded from his ongoing magazine column on "Failures," and an annotated bibliography. A section on performing failure investigations puts the material into a practical context.
The book begins with a short chapter which overviews the process of conducting forensic investigations, and it contains many kernels of wisdom, so it's worth periodically re-reading.
The bulk of the book is comprised of 34 case studies, each of which consists of one page of narrative plus a page of commentary. Most of the failures covered by these case studies involve non-catastrophic failures of building exteriors, and the most common cause of these failures is water damage, which can in turn lead to a spectrum of failure mechanisms.
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NORTH BAY – The term "comrades in arms" may have been coined to define the special bond between soldiers in action, but it is also a fitting description for two North Bay men who fought in different theatres of war, yet are bonded by their experiences.
Bob Studholme and Gord Robinson are both part of the Memory Project, an initiative of the federal government that encourages veterans to share their stories, especially with school groups.
"We've been speaking to students and other groups for quite a long time," said Robinson, who was in coastal command with the Air Force in West Africa during the Second World War. "If we don't tell our children, how is anyone going to remember the sacrifices and the true cost of freedom?"
Studholme was a mid-upper gunner on a Lancaster stationed in England.
"Preserving history, that's what we're trying to do," he said. "There doesn't seem to be much history of the war known by students today and that's sad."
He believes history should not only be recounted, it should be visible, and he's not afraid to roll up his sleeves to make that happen.
Studholme coordinated the restoration of the CF100 and the Gateway to the North arch in Lee Park in 2006, and was chair of Project Flanders, raising $700,000 through grants and donations for the North Bay Memory Wall. He also restored the First World War monument now renamed Vimy Wall.
But he's the first to admit he did not do these things alone.
"Lots of people volunteered and helped, and of course the many who donated to the projects. Nothing would have gotten done without them," he said.
Robinson says he was "a shadow" on those projects, crediting Studholme with the determination and dedication to see them through.
There's no doubt the two men are a team. Unknown to each other during their military days, fighting in two different parts of the world, the two met in North Bay and have become the best of friends.
And as most close friends do, they share a common concern.
Who is going to be there for them to pass the torch of remembrance to?
"I don't know. I have no answer to that question and it worries me," said Robinson. "It's something we talk about a lot."
"I had a lot of friends that got killed in the Air Force," says Studholme. "You know, the Air Force was in action for five years during the war, but the army didn't see action until near the end.
"We were flying and getting shot at every day, and when a plane gets hit in the night sky, it's like someone struck a giant match. Who's going to keep those images alive when we're gone?"
While Robinson, now 90, says that today's kids are being brought up on news from the Middle East, "that's not the same as a world war, a war where every country is effected."
Studholme, 86, says the two comrades in arms are just going to have to "keep telling as many people as we can in the hopes that the message gets passed along after we're gone."
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7 Signs You're Turning Into A Hoarder
The word hoarder just sounds dirty and wasteful. You immediately think of people who fill their cars to the roof with papers and phone books and those who have closets packed so full, you fear they'll expunge their contents if the door is opened. Click through to make sure you're not on the same slippery slope!
Over at Home Improvement weblog, Charles & Hudson, they've put together a great list of things to keep your eye on to make sure that your own tendencies to attract collections or clutter aren't being taken too far.
Here's 3 of our favorites from their list of 7 (all of which hold merit, so make sure to check out the full list!):
• Keeping Clothes You Don't Wear - We've all got a favorite t-shirt or pair of shoes that we hold onto hoping to someday wear again. We've ditched it because it doesn't fit is uncomfortable or out of style. Donate these clothes to people who can use them right now!
• Every Room Becomes Storage - If your storage closet or garage is so full that you need to keep the extra TV or refrigerator in the dining room, you may have a hoarding problem. When your storage overflows into the rest of the home and continues to grow - check yourself.
• Storing Broken Electronics & Appliances - Someday you'll get around to fixing that printer, don't kid yourself, no you won't. Recycle or donate used electronic items that you no longer use. With every month that passes it becomes more obsolete for the next person.
The key to being a person who is clutter free is making use of the time that they have now. Not a few months from now or even a few seasons down the road. Fixing, repairing, creating or using now, creates necessity for items and shows which things you use in your home and which things are taking up space.
If you're looking to thin down your collections or possessions, try asking yourself when the last time you used the item was? 6 months? A year? 5 years? Start with 1 year, if you haven't used it, donate it! Next time you feel the need to purge, take that time line down to 6 months and you'll be amazed at how quickly your life becomes clutter free!
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Thank You!!! Am currently printing out to use as evidence that spouse is on the slippery slope...
I honestly look at thing differently since I've seen a couple episodes of that show Hoarders. I no longer have that pile of magazines I keep meaning to read. I've been cleaning out the closets one by one. I'm down to one junky room, my spare bedroom, and I'll have that one done in a couple of Saturdays. I am much happier for having done this. Junk weighs you down mentally, I swear.
great post. i think more people are on the brink than are aware.
Here's a thing that drives me crazy: Telephone books.
They used to drop them in a great pile in the building lobby - I didn't want them so I could simply not bring them upstairs and eventually the pile goes away for recycling...
So what do they do this week? They delivered them outside the doors of each apartment!
First off, I think it's really important to make a distinction between the kind of hoarding behavior that is actually a symptom of mental illness, and being a plain old pack rat.
I grew up in a house filled with clutter, old electronics, old sports equipment, old everything that my parents couldn't bear to throw away. It was pretty hard for them when they were first married, and they still can't bear to let anything "go to waste." I've been trying to make them realize that keeping all this stuff packed away in the basement for decades IS letting it go to waste!
Moving 9 times in the past 3.5 years definitely motivated me to cut down on material possessions! It's great to let go of the guilt associated with the stuff I'm not using or clothes I'm not wearing, and I can enjoy the things I keep even more.
great post!
I have telephone books delivered to my door as well. It went straight to the recycle bin.
Ever since I watched some episodes on hoarders and even just looked at couple of pictures, I began to be much more conscious about what I hold on to. Whenever I wanted to hold on to somethings that I don't use but hoping that I might one day use again, I just thought of those pictures from hoaders' houses, and I would get much more eager to get rid of the stuff.
It's so much better to live in a clutter free house.
i always take issue with the clothes one. my weight has fluctuated over the years, and it really helps to have clothing that fits me at all my different stages. also, i've held onto great pieces that just didn't fit my work wardrobe or current personal style, only to happily return to them years later.
I didn't think my husband and I were pack rats, but we went through our entryway closets last night for a coat drive, and we found at least 10 coats that we don't wear. Ten coats! Between two people!
At least they're going to a good cause. And, we don't plan to replace them with new ones. We each kept the two or three coats that we actually wear, and that's plenty.
Two of those three are when you are pretty much at hoarder stage. (I am a clothes horse, so I of course consider that at the mild end of the spectrum.) I find it interesting to consider when hoarding begins--paper usually being the culprit in my opinion. That has made me vigilant about bills and magazines.
Watching Clean House and similar shows, as well as from personal experience with family members, there is often an incident of some sort that is the catalyst (a death, a divorce). That was a good lesson for me to have compassion--it is hard when it is so frustrating!
I'm a little confused about storage.
I don't have enough storage in my closet for my clothes so some of it is stored in my storage cubes. I don't have any room in the bathroom for linens etc so they are stored in my closet (yes I could switch this but it makes more sense that the now use stuff is at hand in the closet instead of tucked into cubes).
But then I don't have an issue because I've filled up all the possible space in the garage since I don't have one. This really only makes sense for people with nice big houses.
And yes you can totally be a hoarder in an efficiency, my ex was one. It was scary.
I had to snicker at item #7 Your daily life is impacted - ...you can't sleep comfortably because the bed is covered in clothes that have nowhere to go you may need to take a step back and get help.
I moved from a house with built in everything in the bedrooms to a home with 2 tiny closets, my hubs and I don't own any dressers and all our clothes are in piles on the bed awaiting for that ebay/craigslist perfect find! each night we unload the bed onto the floor only to repeat the action in reverse in the morning.
i do keep clothes that i haven't worn in a year because without fail i go back to them. other than that, having moved 7 times in the last 5 years, i have become an expert at minimalism and getting rid of stuff. the feeling is almost addictive.
some of my family, having lived through world war II or the years immediately following, have a very hard time getting rid of stuff. my mother-in-law is one of the worst. the one way we have been able to pry things from her grasp is by explaining they'll go to someone less fortunate - shelters etc.
my biggest challenge lately, especially in light of reading all these design blogs, is learning to embrace the things i have instead of constantly wanting to upgrade to a newer, better, more stylish item. i'm getting there.
@annacorriep me too! I just recently got back into pants that hadn't fit in a year and it was a great feeling.
undercover - I'm right there w/you. I grew up in a house just like that (include umpteen unfinished home improvement projects to boot) - so, it drives me crazy to have clutter in my house. My husband's a "piler" and a "sentimental pack rat", so every free corner of the house (or flat surface) has a pile or is jammed w/something his family passed on to him. I'm going insane. He's getting better, though because he sees how freeing a clutter-free room can be. His quote? "Wow - this room is really nice once it's cleaned up!" (no kidding, hon)
Um, sorry, not a great post. Hoarding is mental illness (and so often a warning sign of additional mental illnesses), while being messy, lazy or a collector/pack rat is a different story. Anyone who has dealt with a bonafide hoarder in their family (as I have) can tell you that. Having broken computers in your closet, old phone books in your drawer and a pile of paper on your kitchen table makes you human. Breaking into a sweaty, nervous screaming maniac when someone tries to throw out a perfectly good yogurt container makes you a hoarder.
I love me some clothes and shoes so I try to be diligent in going through my closet at least every six months.
A recommendation I have - if you are iffy about donating/selling certain clothes - put them in a bag and see what you take out of that bag in the next six months - inevitably I don't use any of these items and I donate them to charity.
I also say sell items! I got rid of some nice shoes I never/hardly wore on ebay and made some cash.
I am a ruthless purger. Especially of clothes. When we were teenagers my mother would buy my sisters and me clothes and then get mad and chastise us for not wearing every.single.thing that she bought us (as if no one has ever bought something and then come home and changed their mind). She made such a stink that it was such a relief to become an adult and be in command of my own clothes. If I didn't like a shirt anymore, I could just get rid of it! No guilt! My sister is the opposite. She keeps clothes way too long because she is still afraid our mother will come over and say "where is that sweater I bought you?!" :)
I will say that sometimes I miss clothes I have given away. Just the other day it was a pair of boots I had 10 years ago. But then I realize that I am just missing the time in my life when I was wearing them not the actual boots.
For the telephone book problem, try this:
Take two telephone books.
Interlace them page by page.
Hand them to someone and ask them to tear them apart.
Watch the fun! (esp if they've had one or two)
(On Mythbusters it took 2 sherman tanks to get enough force to tear them apart!)
moving is the best method for a big purge. whether you *really*need it or not. i'm definitely not a hoarder, if anything i get rid of TOO much, but its just the best way to take stock of what you have if you are forced to pack it up and think about carrying it down 3 flights and back up another 1 steep flight... not to mention packing it into the car.
I agree with a few above posters: true hoarding is a mental illness. That takes a professional. Pack rat behavior is the sort of thing nonprofessionals can intervene on.
I was able to go into my parents' basement and clean out their canning for them when they were moving, and my mother accepted the limit we agreed on of 1 dozen jars of each size. She's a pack rat. A true hoarder would have freaked out and disowned me when she discovered that I drove away with a pickup truck full of other jars, straight to the recycle section of the dump. My packrat mother never missed her jars that are gone. A true hoarder would.
I would say in a way that many, if not most, of people living the American lifestyle are consuming too much. It's sort of an addiction; buying the newest items, keeping up with the Joneses, living beyond our means via credit cards, etc... So I think that yes, it's quite possible we're all bordering on mental illness in a way. It's an illness of almost our whole society, just like most of us are now fat, so we don't even notice the less extreme examples (just like a size 2 at Banana Republic would have been a large/extra large in the 50's). For me, the idea that when all of your living areas become "storage", that means you are already a hoarder. I also think it's interesting that some hoarders are the types who grew up without enough, or those who try to be "green". I try not to accumulate, and it is rare that I need something after I've gotten rid of. We can also remind ourselves that if we really do need something, it's likely we can get it at the nearest Goodwill in a pinch!
Lizliterarius, You have too much time on your hands. ;)
I have a problem with shoes. I'll buy them, save them, then wear maybe 4 pair on a regular basis. Last time I moved, I had close to 300 pair. I've reduced this to 150. HEY! That's half! I try not to buy something (clothing wise) without getting rid of something else, but I have to confess; I'm worried I'm going to wish I hadn't. I'm getting better at it though!
I probably wouldn't cry if someone threw something of mine away. I might whimper, but I'll get over it. It's just stuff. I guess when you look at it from this perspective: If there was a fire, what would you save? Your "stuff" or your family and animals? :)
I agree with the comment about hoarding and mental illness. I have had two of those in my family. You can't interfere. It's just too important to their mental health to be surrounded by stuff. They both died with paths through their homes.
I'm the opposite. I just moved, and left over half my stuff. I have half empty closets, and I LOVE it.
I'm a reformed hoarder. As a child I kept magazines. Just in case I ever needed to know some obsolete fact (we didn't have the net). Then, one day I threw them all out. And it was a big relief.
Though now I am starting to keep hold of craft related items for craft projects. Is this a sign I'm relapsing?
I'd say keeping items for craft projects is not a sign of a relapse...as long as you intend to eventually use them.
I have mixed feelings about this post. While I try not to hold on to (or buy) things I don't need, every time I move, it's a different space and design challenge. I feel it's much better to store and reuse or remake things I already have instead of continuously throwing out and buying new.
That said, I probably do keep too much. But I recently cut up all my old wool sweaters and make a quit, made a floor pillow out old plaid skirts and cafe curtains from table linens that had been sitting a drawer for 2 years. So my living room gets a new look and it didn't cost a dime.
I think if there's utility in an item, it's sometimes worth hanging on to.
Just a thought about hoarding.
In my building, I know one or two ederly people have this problem (I have seen their apartment).
In these cases, it seems to be the lack of energy to clean up, and/or the inability to pay for regular domestic help.
Hoarders have mental issues oftern triggered by a stressful or sad event in their lives.
Terry in Silver Spring - I agree that clutter can weigh us down mentally. Read an article to that effect last year & even though I've never had huge amounts of "stuff" to clean up, I did have piles all over the house (usually papers, articles and half-finished projects) & it was driving me nuts. Purged & organized & now love coming home (& feel much happier). The mess is now confined to my home office & it's very organized.
I do think the World War II generation had a thing for "stocking up." My grandparents grew up during that time and must have passed it on because my mom was famous for stocking up, especially on food. The house was very clean, but we couldn't open up a kitchen cabinet without it being full to the max, with multiples of everything, especially cake mix. When she died, we threw away at least 12 boxes of expired mix. Her brother is the same way - when he & his wife divorced, they divided "custody" of their Jello stash - and each took over 100 boxes of Jello!
There is a little hoarder in all of us-
Really! Ever said the words, "I can (will, should, could want to, etc) use this someday...."
@robyn & haunted_studio - Thanks for making the distinction.
Hoarding, unlike being a pack rat or simply stocking up, is a mental illness similar too ocd and substance abuse. Hoarders are usually triggered by a trauma and then begin to hold on to everything for comfort. Hoarders also have a tendency to be Agoraphobics.
Years ago, I helped a good friend clean out his mother's apartment and you can't even begin to imagine the way in which she lived: Newspapers piled to the ceiling going back 10 years, broken windows never repaired (which resulted in mold on the walls due to the elements), rooms packed to the ceiling and door with unopened packaged clothes from HSN, computers sealed in their boxes, and who knows what else.
Then there was the dust and the nests of roaches in the wallpaper...and she lived amongst all that! It was shocking.
Hoarding also isn't limited to things purchased: A friend recently had a tenant who hoarded stray cats.
@darcitananda : Uh just FYI, BR size 2 has NEVER been a women's large or extra large, let alone in the 1950's. A large or extra large was a 10/12. I should know, I used to hoard - I mean COLLECT- 1950's clothing!
Yikes - I've been researching hoarding for a few years now, due to my father's out of control home. Seems everyone is doing a piece on it lately!
Both parents are full scale hoarders (although my mother is trying to do something about it). My father's house is worse than any of the episodes I've seen on the TV show... and he refuses help and also refuses to admit that it is "that bad." :(
I'm the first one in my family not to have a junk room (or rooms) and not be embarrassed or make excuses about the condition of my home. I have clutter still, but every room is usable and closets not jammed-packed.
It really does help to look at the junk and ask myself what on earth I was going to do with it. Especially the out of style clothes or the knickknacks received as gifts I'd kept so as to not hurt feelings.
Also, I can attest to the hoarding being an OCD. It runs in my family and my father's was triggered by growing up in the depression and being dirt poor. He collects food, clothing and other "useful" items... and it got MUCH worse once both of his children moved away and he had the house to himself.
I have tried to argue the "it's not useful or saving money" idea if he never uses it, or in the case of food, rotting away in a pile in his kitchen. He still has some slippery way of justifying it, and then gets mad if I continue.
Think about it, if you get rid of your old stuff you don't need, and a lot of the new things you aquire are vintage (fancy word for second hand), you're not only being Thrifty but also green.
I'm a crafter who always keeps an eye out for things, but also needs to watch what she's going to re-use. Freecycle is a great help to keep the clutter moving
I loved #8 - you can't vacuum because you can't see the floor. LOL That should be a wake up call!
When my ex moved out I threw away 7 bags of garbage. Old magazines and catalogs mainly. He "needed" them. He didn't need them once he was gone, so he was not a classic hoarder. Some people just don't see the mess and could use the wake up call.


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As creative professionals, fundamentally this is what we're being paid to do. Informed, skilled Pickiness is our job.
Practice doesn't make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.
Or put another way, experience doesn't improve the quality of your work. The only way to develop talent is to keep pushing yourself to grow.
Not convinced that experience along makes no difference? Just look at the number of people with 25 years of experience in (name your chosen field), who haven't grown in any significant way, and who are being eclipsed by newcomers. Not all newcomers, but it seems that the percentage of newcomers producing great work (say, 10%) is about the same as the number of people with 25 years experience producing great work.
This isn't to say that it doesn't take time and perseverance to develop talent. Just that repeatedly the same thing over and over doesn't help.
We probably all know this at some level, but it's a useful reminder: Practice doesn't make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.
|Vincent Versace, via The Candid Frame podcast.
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What Thorsten says certainly applies to Photography, but also to many creative endeavors. It applies to design for sure, but also I would think to writing, visual arts, theatre, music, you name it. You works for years to become adept at your craft – to be able to consistently produce results at a professional level. But there is always the question: Is this really good? How do I keep growing from here?
It's easy enough to just ape what others are doing, or to repeat what you've done before. But that's not enough. Real growth, and real worthwhile work, comes when you can see something from a slightly different perspective, when you're able to offer something new, refreshing.
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I just came back from my 1 week check up, and my breast implants have not yet dropped. They are so high that they are not even covering my regular breasts. Doctor says that I have to massage them and they will drop. Is this right? I was so flat-chested that now I seem so big or swollen on top, by my chest bone, and small elsewhere. When do they start falling into place?
When Do Breast Implants "Drop" or Fall into Place?
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It takes 6-8 weeks to see some and 4-6 months for all of it
Implants will descend over weeks to months. Each patient is different and each surgeon's technique is different. The fullness of the implant chosen for you will also determine how quickly you see the implants settle in. You are way too early to worry. Stick close to your doctor and work with them through the process.
Usually takes 3-4months
It is very common for your implants to seem high immediately after surgery - specially with swelling causing further distortion. Once the swelling resolves and your tissues soften and stretch in the lower part of the breast, the implant will settle into your breasts. That typically happens after about 3months. Be patient and the massage techniques will help and keep you involved in your recovery.
Breast implants 'settle' after 4-6 weeks
It takes 4-6 weeks for your breast implants to 'settle'. There are many factors involved, including the tightness of your brest skin, envelope, the size and profile of your implant, the surface of the implant, and whether your implants were placed entirely under the muscle or partially under the muscle.
In reality, it is not that the implants have to 'move' down or 'settle', it's just that the lower pole of the breast tissue and skin needs to expand. Be patient.
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When Do Breast Implants "Drop" or Fall into Place?
Web reference: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/Procedure_breastAugmentation.htm
When do Implants Settle?
It is completely normal for your implants to look high up after having surgery. Usually it takes about several months for your implants to settle. Reminder; they will not settle at the same time so one day you might find one breast higher than the other and then maybe vice versa another day. It's only been a week, give it time... 6 months after your surgery is where your breast will fully be settled.
When do implants start to fall.
You are very early in the post operative course. Typically implants start to drop at three weeks. It may take 6 months to a year for them to settle into place. Please continue to let your plastic surgeon know your concerns.
Web reference: http://www.jjrothmd.com/procedures/breast-augmentation
Implants settle into place after surgery
When breast implants are placed under the muscle for the first time, they usually look very high and create a big bulge in the upper chest. The muscle and skin have to take time to stretch out to accommodate the new implant under it, and there is also swelling at the beginning.
What you finally end up with is not what you see right after surgery. Sometimes if your skin is very tight it can take as long as six months to completely settle down, but usually it takes about half that time (2 to 3 months). You can often begin to see changes starting in about 10 days. Don't worry about it. This is a normal process.
Implants drop over 6 months
Web reference: http://www.plasticsurgery-sanantonio.com/breast/breast-augmentation/
Breast Augmentation settling into place
Each surgeon has different guidelines for post operative care in regards to whether to massage and for how long.
Web reference: http://www.drkrisreddy.com/west_palm_beach_breast_augmentation_palm_beach.html
When do breast implants "drop" or fall into place?
It typically takes 6-8 weeks for the swelling to resolve and usually 2-3 months for the implants to settle into their pockets. In general, implant size does not correlate with cup size. The cup size itself will vary from manufacturer to manufacturer as well as who is doing the actual measurements. Thus, cup size or implant size is never a reliable indicator for your breast size. I typically encourage my patients not to communicate her desires in cup size but more on the actual look and appearance. Your breast width is the most important measurement. Discuss with your surgeon implant massage/displacement exercises and the possibility for a bandeau to keep your implants down. You are still early in the postoperative period and awaiting this time frame will give enough time to see your results. Maintain your follow-up appointments and continue with your postoperative instructions/restrictions given.
Hope me that this helps! Best wishes for a wonderful result!
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B.A, Yale University (2001); M.A., University of California, Berkeley (2006); Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley (2009). Professor Johnson specializes in late medieval English prose and poetry, medieval poetics and philosophy, law and literature in the Middle Ages, early autobiography, and vernacular theology. Her first book, Practicing Literary Theory in the Late Middle Ages: The Ethics of Form in Chaucer, Gower, Usk, and Hoccleve, is forthcoming in the spring of 2013 from University of Chicago Press. She is currently working on a new book about the aesthetics of contemplation in late Middle English mysticism and drama. Her recent essay publications include an article on time and affect in The Cloud of Unknowing (the Journal for Medieval and Early Modern Studies, 2011), "The Poetics of Waste" (PMLA, 2012), an essay on trespass and contract law in Troilus and Criseyde in the New Chaucer Handbook (Oxford UP, 2013), and a new edition and facing-page translation of the 14th century poem "Wynnere and Wastoure" (Broadview Press, 2012). Two collections of her poetry, The Dwell (Scrambler Books) and Her Many Feathered Bones (Achiote Press) were published in 2009 and 2010.


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Music sensation Yo Yo Honey Singh is back with his brand new song video 'Bring Me Back'. This is the first single from MTV's brand new music show - MTV Spoken Word. Catch the interesting music video right here.
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UK basketball coach John Calipari, who has been rumored to be interested in an NBA job, said emphatically Friday that he will continue as coach of the Wildcats next season.
"I want to address this with the Big Blue Nation one last time," said Calipari in a post on his twitter account. "I will be coaching at Kentucky next year. Now let's finish what we started!"
Calipari continued, "I've said many times that I've got the best job in the country. Still the speculation runs wild and I can't stop that."
Rumors had Calipari possibly interested in coaching both the Chicago Bulls and New Jersey Nets, and that he wanted to coach NBA MVP LeBron James, a good friend who will be a free agent next season and is widely expected to leave his current team, the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Connectives, modals and prototypes: a study of 'rather'
Salkie, Raphael (2007) Connectives, modals and prototypes: a study of 'rather' In: Celle, Agnès and Gresset, Stéphane, eds. Connectives as discourse landmarks. John Benjamins, Amsterdam, Netherlands, pp. 15-30. ISBN 9789027254047Full text not available from this repository.
Few words both function as a connective and express modality, but rather seems to do so; it can also be used as a degree modifier. We show that the different uses of rather each have their own puzzling properties, using examples from BNC Baby. Previous attempts to explain what the different uses have in common are few and limited in scope. Using a prototype approach to connectives and modality, we argue that in all its uses, rather serves to narrow down the possible interpretations of an utterance. It is this pragmatic function, rather than a shared underlying meaning, which links the different uses. We also illustrate the development of rather into a verb in some varieties of English.
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