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Saturday, July 20, 2013
Praise and A Prayer Request
Also tomorrow Becky and her husband take their daughter Chelsea and Becky's mom Ruth to the airport. Chelsea is going on an adventure.
A big one.
See, she is going to Australia to do training at a WYAM base and then in 3 months she'll be going to Thailand. Big stuff and oh, so far away from home.
This is where the prayer comes in.
Pray for Chelsea and her trip and time in Australia. God is going to teach her some things, of this we can be certain!
Also pray for Becky. She is happy and sad all at the same time.
Pray too for Georgia, Becky's mil. She was supposed to go on the first leg of this journey with Ruth and can't because of the leg.
Tomorrow Rachel, Sarah and I are going to take brunch over to Georgia's house and keep her company for a while. She's only come home a day or so ago and we do not want any falls or anything while they are on their airport run.
Thanks Friends, I knew I could count on you!
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- Debbie said...
I am glad to see this before I hit my prayer chair this morning. I was just about to wash out the coffee cup and head there.
Now, I can join the prayer warriors.
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You got it, done and done!
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A chalkboard! How fun!
Yes, praying for you all...I know that it's one of those bittersweet times.
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I will pray for Becky and her family! It is hard on a mama's heart to let a child venture out (even when they're not "children").
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- Theresa said...
I will be praying for Chelsea as she starts this journey, Becky as she will be missing her and Georgia as she heals! HUGS and prayers coming across the miles!
- July 21, 2013 at 6:47 AM
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It's hard to believe the time has already come for Chelsea's trip.
Our family is praying for Chelsea and Ruth's travels, Georgia's recovery, and Warren and Becky for everything!
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Oct 14, 2012Easily the best show on television, and the prison adds new drama. Less soap operaish and much more actions, blood, guts, and Rick committing crimes against zombies.
Oct 14, 2012The show is reinvented, the prison is absolutely perfect and a paradox in itself as its a enclosing institution that actually frees them. be ready for a great season fans!
Oct 23, 2012Gore and zombie effects: 10; Character dialogue: 5; Intelligence: 0. C'mon guys... just kill the zombies through the fence. Easy peasy. All I want from this show is for the characters to act intelligently -- do the things real people would do -- which they rarely do. We're leaps and bounds past the idiocy of the first couple of seasons, but we could do better.
Oct 14, 2012Watched it early at a screening in Denver. All I can say is this season trumps over the previous two seasons, by far. Rick Grimes is way above his badass status as before and rises to a whole new monster.
Oct 21, 2012An amazing show. Even better than the last two seasons I must say. Brilliantly shot tv show series. If it is your first time watching it would be best if you watch the last two seasons before venturing into 3rd one.
Oct 19, 2012A prison, which is a scary place where no one ever wants to go, is the safest place to be in a zombie apocalypse. It's perfect. It brings a whole new dimension to the series, enhancing the dark and twisted storytelling even more. Rick, who has changed tremendously since season one, adopting part of Shane's mentality, is now a fit leader for the group, and has done a great job turning them into a bad ass S.W.A.T team. Even Carl and Beth are slicing and shooting walkers now, becoming a new generation of zombie-killing soldiers. The first five minutes of the episode really lays down a nice foundation for the rest of the episode, illustrating the urgency to survive, while not having essentials like food, water, and shelter. The kill count is significantly higher in this episode, higher then it's ever been in any other episode, on any other season. Post-Frank Darabont was a scare thought for the series, but Glen Mazzara has his own vision for the show, and as of now it's working out for him. He's done great things for 'The Walking Dead'. The last few minutes of the episode continued to prove how the show has evolved, putting Herschel in harms way is a ballsy move, and if he dies, it really goes to show that no one on this cast is safe. Making it that much more interesting to watch. If you have a character you're rooting for, which for me it's Rick and Daryl, your constantly tuning in, hoping that they are alive at the end of each episode. 'The Walking Dead' may not be a critical darling like Breaking Bad or Mad Men, but one thing remains true about the series, it's hands down the most entertaining and addictive show on TV... and the RECORD BREAKING ratings don't hurt!… Expand
Oct 16, 2012The season premiere is really a pickup from the last season, the first 5 minutes perfectly illustrates everything we need to know about the group, without any dialogue. Should the rest of the episodes continue as such, this is going to be a great season!
Dec 16, 2012The third season seems to revolve around the conflict between two human groups with the zombies being something of a filler, rather than the zombies being a main focus, nevertheless its still one of the best TV shows around. I do love the fact that no main character (except may be Rick) is immune to death and you are left with a feeling that anyone can be next.
Oct 29, 2012For me, the first two episodes have kinda dragged on. Noting major has happened. It's very much like season two. They've found a new safe haven that's gonna be the back drop for this season. Stuff's gonna happen. People are going to argue, disagree with how the groups going, fall in love. die etc. the same old storyline that's been happening for ages. It's only when I've watched the third episode that the season has begun to pick up. Andrea and her new friend Michonne stumble across a tiny civilization where the people have been living like an outbreak never happened, lead by a man only known as "Governor". As well as a character thought long gone since the first season. Something sinister is afoot with the new town of Woodbury and the man only known as Governor. This has peaked my interest and Curiosity and I can tell that something major is gonna go down here.… Expand
Nov 24, 2012A disgusting emotional trip, the walking dead represents ; edgy, violent and classy TV.
i applause the characters 's psychological background work..especially rick's .
Mar 21, 2013People arguing all time. No action, poor acting, poor directing, 0 apocalyptic feeling. I watched it 3 seasons in hope it get better, the first season 3 episodes were going in the right direction, but now I'm tired. This show is just terrible, I don't get how people can rate it so high, boring poor acted telenovela where zombies are rather victims of characters stupidity and not a threat.
Mar 24, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Season one is great. Season two and three turns the show in to a mostly boring soap opera mostly restricted to a few sets that for some reason are immune to the hordes of zombies we're told to expect in the first season. Shallowly drawn characters who act in completely contradictory ways provide the viewer no characters with which they can sympathize, as they repeatedly discuss their prior and future actions over and over again ad nauseam. The tension of being on the run that was established in season one is nowhere to be seen, as zombie attacks are easily fended off in the same way over and over again. Characters act in ways that make little to no logical sense, such as wandering around in the open after one of their number is sniped by an opposing group. Michael Rooker is one of the only saving graces of the show in terms of acting, and is reappearance is a welcome one. Unfortunately, his scenes just highlight the lack of skills of most of the other actors. To me, it's a big disappointment after season one. As a huge fan of the b-movie, grind-house zombie apocalypse genre, I think the show misses it entirely in season two and three.… Expand
Oct 27, 2012This series is remarkably compelling. The characterisation is surprisingly deep. For those reading who are concerned about people commenting on more action and less drama, don't worry, it's still mining a rich vein whilst simultaneously giving us peerless thriller material. It's top stuff, and the fact that Homeland needs more suspension of disbelief than a zombie show tells you a lot about both....… Expand
Oct 14, 2012Everything about Season 3 so far has blown seasons 1 and 2 out of the water, there's less talking, less drama, and less b*tchy women. The entire premier was atmospheric and engaging from start to finish, the prison creates a very hollow setting that is superior to that of Hershels farm and even Atlanta city.
Oct 14, 2012Saw it at an advanced screening; absolutely incredible premiere for what i'm hoping will be a series that lives up to the high standards of the first season, and the second-half of the second season.
Oct 14, 2012Amazing season premiere for one of the best shows on TV right now. The jump in time has added a whole new dimension to the characters, keeping us on our toes even more than before. If this premiere is any indication, this is going to be the best season yet.
Nov 28, 2012The first season of this show turned me into a fan instantly, and I started reading the comic book. The comic book is amazing, with so much content for the writers of the show to use. They blew it big time with the second season, but they've redeemed themselves by hitting a home run with the third season. They're using a lot more material from the comic book this time around and doing it perfectly! People who are not familiar with the material are in for a treat.… Expand
Apr 1, 2013What started off as an excellent undead survival series quickly went downhill as it essentially became a war between humans and less of an actually survival story. While part 1 of Series 3 kinda went down the right path, it made a left turn in part 2 and became everything that The Walking Dead is not. A slow paced, dragged out series with nothing that would draw viewers attention as a whole. Eight episodes separated the initial conflict with the final conflict only to be highly disappointing. The series could have cut out episodes 10 16 and nothing would be missed. Instead it was dragged out with boring fillers, unnecessary build ups and again, almost nothing to do with zombie outbreak survival. Series 1 was great, Series 2 was great, Series 3 part 1 was good but part 2 was just an outright disappointment. And what is with Rick playing happy families at the END OF THE FINALE. The closing 3 minutes contradicts everything that Rick stood for in his role over the group.… Expand
Oct 15, 2012Based on the first episode, it seems to have got off to a good start. Of course, there are few things that immediately grab my attention/piss me off: Carl, a young boy with very little to no experience in using guns, can suddenly pull off headshots from on top of a tower using nothing but a handgun, and the way the exchange of fluid theory seems to have gone out of the window. Aside from those, it was good; it kept up the tension throughout, and I quite like how Rick has become a much stronger leader. My only hope for this season, is that A) it doesn't stay confined to that prison - I don't want another repeat of season 2, and B) they somehow kill off Andrea, because frankly I can't stand her.… Expand
Oct 24, 2012A great way to begin the thrid season. I hope they'd reveal those dirty secrets about how it all started and what is going to happen now. All the cast memebers are delivering their great performances especially Andrew Lincoln. I love his performance. There is prison, there is Michonne, there is the Governer, there are the survivors and there are the ZOMBIES. I love the Walking Dead because this series is not just a regular TV series, when you watch it, it gives you the BIG impression of mesmerizing production.… Expand
Nov 3, 2012While most of the reason I'm sticking around with this show is to see the quality of the first season return, I can feel that the show has re-found its roots and is prepared to take its time to get to the climax. Both Season 1 and Season 2 of the Walking Dead allowed us to fall in love with these characters (or vice versa) and now the situations have become prominent, showing us how these well developed characters face the growing threats of living in the zombie apocalypse. The dialogue is sometimes bland and the decisions of the characters questionable, but over all you get drawn into the show and the lives of the characters, which is good enough for a television programme designed to give good entertainment.… Expand
Dec 11, 2012The best season so far. The season premiere is fantastic, but the episode 3x04 is definitely the best episode of the show, terrific, amazing acted and brilliant directed. The Walking Dead is fantastic.
Oct 28, 2012This show plays hide and seek with plausibility and verisimilitude, neither of those being particularly abetted by the acting, writing or even the directing. The acting is often just annoying. (Hey, Andrew Lincoln, gritting your teeth is not really acting, it's just gritting your teeth). I like the prison setting for this season and I like the fact that Lori admits she is a bad mother (wayyyy overdue, mind you). This show has occasionally pulled off some doozy twists I've enjoyed immensely but there is so much B-movie flat acting and clunky dialogue you have to endure to find those fleeting instances of excellence. I think they are missing Frank Darabont... or they are certainly losing something as this continues. I might give up if things don't pick up soon. (This is written after two episodes, folks.)… Expand
Apr 1, 2013I'm a huge Walking Dead fan. I love the comics and the show. So much so that I had no problem with the slower pace season two of the show took. This season started off the strongest of the 3, but by it's close became the most flawed season yet. The first half of the season was fantastic, filled with brutal and emotional moments and they somehow managed to ratchet up the intensity with each passing episode. There were some moments of poor writing, like how they made Rick look more evil than the Governor and that whole unnecessary missing Carol thing, but they hardly detracted from the show at all. It was awesome and made the first half of season 3 a true treat. But then came the second half of season and The Walking Dead's 3rd season took a noticeable decrease in quality. They still managed to make the show enjoyable and finally made the Governor a truly evil villain who you want to see torn apart limb from limb. They even made Rick stop being a.... jerk. But there were so many moments that the writing was so bad it not only made you question the characters intelligence, but also the writers. Some episodes just felt dull and that they were only there to make the limit of episodes required for this season. The writers made the character's constantly to things that were contrary to their personalities just to push on plot line further ahead. Now let's talk about the season finale. Let's put it this way it wasn't a "finale" at all and makes the whole season feel unfinished. When it comes down to it The Walking Dead's 3rd season was still great, but too often did it stumble. It made me hate characters I Ioved, shake my head in disbelief at the just poorly thought out feeling of its second half (which included worst and least romantic proposal ever), and concluded in the worst possible way. There was enough here to still keep me as a fan and as always I can't wait for the next season, but I can't help but worry that it might fall into the same traps this season fell into.… Expand
Dec 25, 2012While this show may be about dead, it is very much alive. And with every new season it is only getting better. If someone can digest the gore, there won't be any regrets.
Oct 15, 2012Seriously, best episode of the series. I am an avid TWD comic book reader and to see the prison finally real to my eyes and the intensity in Michonnes demeanor in real time is just a dream come true. The show changes up many aspects from the comic but they are ALL welcomed. I love the comics and I am so in love with the show! Just keeps getting better!!! Oh and riot gear zombies! just the best.
Oct 23, 2012Finally Rick and the gang are back, killing zombies in a more streamlined way than ever before. all though the zombie part of the series makes it more interesting, this show is in essence the best show on TV right now that actually deals with our most basic human emotions. How do we react, and what are we willing to do to survive in an extreme environment. Is it worth surviving at any cost? Season three is off to a really good start.… Expand
Nov 8, 2012Robert Kirkman's comic book literally come to life - no pun intended!! AMC's hit show just keeps getting batter and better, with terror that only comes from the Walkers but from the living as well!! Now with Season 3 is rolling along, we're finally introduced to the comics' best antagonist - The Governor!!! With a fast pace and smart dialogue, this series just may surpass the brilliance of the comic book series!!… Expand
Nov 7, 2012Season 1 and especially the first episode was amazing. One of the best pilots I've ever seen ever, and I think the only one I've ever watched twice it was that good. Season 2 dragged on and on and was boring for a long time, outside of episode #7 in season 2. Season 3's first two episodes felt like they dumbed down the show big time into a shooting fest with no thought or character reality. No one misses ever and everyone nails head shots including a 10-year old boy. I like how he is involved in the shooting but wish people would run out of ammo and start using other weapons and miss every now and again. Then episode 3 and 4 have happened, and WOW!. All I can say is wow oh wow. I cannot wait for the rest of the season and so glad I've stayed around. Episode 3 was just off the charts and 4 followed it right up. The director Guy Ferland seems to be involved every time the show just blows me away. Not sure if him or what but I want more and more now!! If you left because of stupid episodes 1/2 please come back and watch episode #3 and you will love this show again!… Expand
Oct 22, 2012Once again... the show has found what it was missing... and I'm not only talking about a plot... I'm also talking here about... ZOMBIES...There are actually Zombies again, and it is fantastic.
There's still a sense that The Walking Dead is shambling along too lackadaisically. Great pulp is propulsive, ruthless. But the show's embrace of "B"-movie values is a heartening sign.
The Walking Dead is extremely realistic about the decayed, vast, destroyed world, and dopily idealistic about its main character.
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A Havelock High School football star will not be suiting up against New Bern Friday night after he was arrested for allegedly stealing electronics from an elementary school.
Michael James Bowman, 18, a star wide receiver for the Havelock Rams, was arrested Friday morning, said the Havelock Police Department.
Rams Coach Jim Bob Bryant told NewsChannel 12 Bowman will not be playing Friday night versus the New Bern Bears.
Police said Bowman is accused of stealing 16 iPads and iPods from Arthur W. Edwards Elementary School at 200 Educational Lane in Havelock. Investigators said a school employee told them of the thefts on Aug. 7.
Police said the thefts occurred between June 9 and July 16 while Bowman was employed by a private company contracted to clean the school.
Bowman allegedly stole six iPads and two iPods belonging to the school, and eight other iPods belonging to a school employee, said investigators.
Bowman is charged with 16 counts of misdemeanor larceny, Havelock Police said.
Coach Bryant said he could not comment on the allegations against Bowman.
Bowman is a senior wide receiver for the Havelock Rams who verbally committed in March to play for the University of South Carolina.
The Rams versus New Bern football game begins at 7 p.m. Friday at Havelock High School.
The Havelock Rams are the three-time defending 3A state champs who have won 31 straight games. Bowman has been a member of all three championship teams. He has been playing on the varsity team since he was a freshman.
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Poetry. Translated from the French by John Taylor. In the field of contemporary French poetry, Jacques Dupin (b. 1927) is a leading figure in a ... Show synopsis Poetry. Translated from the French by John Taylor. In the field of contemporary French poetry, Jacques Dupin (b. 1927) is a leading figure in a remarkable generation that also includes Yves Bonnefoy (b. 1923), Philippe Jaccottet (b. 1925), Pierre-Albert Jourdan (1924-1981), Andre du Bouchet (1924-2001), and Pierre Chappuis (b. 1930)--to mention only these five poets whose poetics and subject matter are remotely comparable. However, in contrast to Bonnefoy and Jaccottet especially, Dupin's work has been little available in English. A single substantial volume, Selected Poems (Wake Forest University Press, 1992; translated by Paul Auster, Stephen Romer, and David Shapiro), collects early work, but none of the poet's recent verse has appeared in English-speaking countries. Two pioneering anthologies dating back some forty years, respectively to 1970 and 1973--the poems from Gravir (To Climb) in the seventh issue of Cronopios (to which six translators contributed) and the Fits and Starts: Selected Poems of Jacques Dupin rendered by Auster for the second number in the Living Hand Editions series--provide more access to Dupin's challenging oeuvre, yet several of those renderings were reprinted (sometimes with revisions) in the aforementioned Selected Poems. All told, these three initial gatherings have given a good look that can now be prolonged.


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A device that creates dim lighting. Every man owns exactly one, which he lights when he's trying to get a woman to have sex with him.
Just don't store the condoms near the candle.
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A lazy man's way of saying "can't handle". Invented by a smart man by the name of john.
Zamy : "hey john lets go play sf!"
John: my computer candle it
John: my computer candle it
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Safe word. The desperate plea to stop after a long night of domination, getting beat like Rodney King.
Susan? Damn, bitch! Whatcha doin' with that twelve-iron? Candles! CANDLES!
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Katt Williams: "I have 12 candles at my house. I've been waiting to burn them mudafuckas"
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aka red haired kid (ginger) with red pubes
aka red haired kid (ginger) with red pubes
dude zack is such a fucking candle
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thirty thousand fresh carnations
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we collect
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How Vegas ate Reno's lunch
by Geoff Schumacher | posted November 25, 2014
Many states have two major cities. California has Los Angeles and San Francisco. Missouri has St. Louis and Kansas City. Tennessee has Nashville and Memphis. And in most cases, the cities are quite different historically, economically and culturally.
A glance at Nevada's two major cities, Reno and Las Vegas, might suggest an anomaly — that they are, in fact, quite similar. But in a new book, longtime UNLV history professor Gene Moehring argues that this is not the case.
In Reno, Las Vegas, and the Strip: A Tale of Three Cities (University of Nevada Press), Moehring compares and contrasts the development histories of Reno and Las Vegas to explain how and why Las Vegas surpassed Reno to become the nation's undisputed gambling capital.
There are several reasons, most of them rooted in an underlying cultural distinction: Reno saw rapid growth as hurting quality of life, while Las Vegas saw rapid growth as improving quality of life. Moehring quotes Carl Abbott, a prominent historian of the urban West, to the effect that Reno saw its community more as a "residential environment" while Las Vegas saw itself more as an "economic machine."
Over the years, Reno politicians and residents have battled the growth forces much more aggressively than has happened in Las Vegas. The result has been slower and more labored development of Reno's gambling and tourism infrastructure. And while Reno studied, cogitated and fought, Las Vegas bulldozed, built and populated what has become a valley of megaresorts and 2 million people.
Certainly, Reno's predominant "managed growth" mindset has left some pondering how things could have gone differently for the Truckee Meadows. If it had embraced a sprawling casino strip of its own, outside the cramped downtown, perhaps its resort industry could have grown bigger and more competitive. If local battles had not delayed the construction of Interstate 80 by several years, perhaps it could have drawn more tourists. If it had built hotel rooms and convention facilities sooner, maybe it would have kept pace with Las Vegas.
"The missed opportunities are probably what upset Reno-area boosters such as Jud Allen the most," Moehring writes. "Whereas Las Vegas gamers exploited every chance that came along, much like a wily card player in a game of gin rummy, Reno's leaders missed their share of opportunities."
For example, in the late 1970s, Disney developed an elaborate proposal to build a wilderness theme park in the Sierra. The project likely would have attracted thousands of families for outdoor adventures, and Reno would have been the main economic beneficiary. Government agencies and environmentalists opposed the project, but Reno officials did little to advocate for it.
Of course, most Reno residents are unlikely to perseverate on questions of what could have been, because they never wanted their city to become more like Las Vegas. Reno has always been more concerned about its reputation than Las Vegas. Buttressed by a history and identity that long preceded Nevada's legalization of gambling in 1931, its residents never wanted to live in a "sin city" or grow into a metropolis.
Despite their differences, Reno and Las Vegas have mirrored each other recently in the area of downtown revitalization. Both cities have seen considerable success by mining the opportunity in remnants of their railroad origins.
In Las Vegas, the city took over Union Pacific's abandoned 61-acre rail yard. An array of businesses and cultural institutions has sprung up in what is now called Symphony Park, highlighted by the Smith Center for the Performing Arts.
In Reno, the catalyst was the massive ReTRAC project. A huge two-mile trench was dug so that trains could move through the downtown area without interfering with street-level business. As an added benefit, the project created 120 acres of land for new downtown development.
Reno also has taken much better advantage of its greatest asset: the Truckee River. Where once the city turned its back on the river coursing through the central city, the Truckee today is an integral part of the downtown experience. Swimming, kayaking and fishing are popular summertime pursuits at the Truckee River Whitewater Park, which is surrounded by restaurants, shops, art galleries and theaters.
In the wake of the Great Recession, both Las Vegas and Reno are seeking a more diversified economy. Reno has had more success thus far, attracting substantial investments by tech industry leaders such as Apple and Tesla. But if history is any guide, when Las Vegas gets its chances to diversify, it will do so on a larger scale than Reno could imagine — or desire.
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River mysteries and new friends
by Heidi Kyser and Andrew Kiraly | posted November 24, 2014
River riddle
"I have run these canyons for six million years," begins a stunning video by photographer, writer and filmmaker Pete McBride. Titled,"The Colorado River – the Most Endangered River in America 2013," the piece is written as a first-person riddle, with cryptic lines read alternately by female (Amy Beatie) and male (Duke Beardsley) narrators. McBride lays hints like, "I am not the strongest or largest, but I am the hardest-working" over aerial shots that showcase the Colorado's aesthetic and utilitarian wonders — Utah farmland to Grand Canyon. And it's presentation with a point: "Use me wisely, and I will sustain you. Use me like you have, and I will break." McBride has taken nonprofit American Rivers' designation of the Colorado as the country's most endangered waterway and created a powerful homage to a natural resource whose strength is being tested. Although the designation came more than a year ago, current events — such as last week's announcement that Southern Nevada may need a third pump to suck water from Lake Mead's dead pool in order to sustain the population going forward — demonstrate its unfortunately persistent relevance. — Heidi Kyser
When Thanksgiving rolls around, what do the strays do? The people without a deep bench of family or network of local meat-world friends cultivated over decades, the luxury of the longtimer — you know, a significant wedge of the Southern Nevada population? They do Friendsgiving.
As distinct from the family-centric Thanksgiving — with its humming emotional background radiation of co-produced dramas, conflicts, triumphs and shames that can reallllly sour a promising party vibe — Friendsgiving is a holiday gathering of strays and singles. And in Las Vegas, a city of strays and free radicals, I'd argue that freewheeling, ad hoc Friendsgiving is a tradition much more relevant to the Vegas experience than forking awkwardly at mom's walnut stuffing while Uncle Bill regales you with his recent medical history. At Friendsgiving, superficial connections make for deep festivity: We're not gathering here out of obligation, forced to scootch around our ungainly backstories (the breakup, the accident, the job they think you still have) over bean casserole; we want to be here, and this is the story. Thus the guy inexplicably, you know, just hanging out in overalls and Rollerblades, and your new friends chasing whiskey shots with pickle juice ("It makes it like it never happened!"), and people with otherwise not even a residue of interest in boxing loudly betting a fancy-schmancy dinner on the Pacquiao/Algieri fight as it blorps out, digitized and chunky, from some sketchy graynet streaming service. What is this Amaro Montenegro stuff? Tastes like grapefruit. Whose flaphat is this on my head? Whose cigarettes are these and can I have one? Who are these people? They're your new friends; give thanks for them. — Andrew Kiraly
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Boy that Jason guy sure is a shister!
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shit head, chump.
That guy is a shister.
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the act of dumping; also known as dropping friends off at the pool
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BT hands top job to Retail chief
BT has promoted its Retail unit boss Ian Livingston to CEO of the entire group. He'll succeed Ben Verwaayen at the end of May. Livingston has long been seen as CEO-in-waiting at BT. He inherits a company described by BT chairman Sir Michael Rake today as "thriving", but described by a major consumer survey as the worst phone …
Why do they do it
BT seems to be rather lemming like by alienating customers. Charging to pay the bill, offshoring customer service to people who are incompetent, spying on broadband customers, unilaterally changing contracts etc. They forget that whilst many residential customers are stuck with them, every senior manager of a big company that could use BT in a big way may have a BT line at home or have relatives and friends who moan about BT to them. So whilst making us small people fed up they are indirectly sending a message to the few big companies that create 80% + of their income that they don't really care.
But will he be able to TransPhorm(tm) BT?
I think not. Same old thing - exploit the customer, outsource customer service, sell out customers habits to advertisers for that little bit of money, downsize the workforce. Its no wonder BT is losing market share - its because they are terrible!
Down the pan.
***"Dutchman Verwaayen joined BT in 2002 from communications hardware giant Lucent. He said: "Ian Livingston will lead the company from strength to strength when he takes over as CEO in June..""***
Not if he goes ahead with Phorm, he won't.
I'm wondering if BT and British Airways are in some kind of competition to see who can piss off the most customers in the shortest period of time.
About time we had an "evil Phorm" icon.
You'll be able to surf down Newgate Street on the tears
Such will be the extent of the wailing and crying taking place across BT today.
Few CEOs, in any company, enjoy the affection and appreciation Verwaayen has enjoyed at BT.
Those are some big shoes for Livingstone to fill.
BT have done an excellent job...
BT have done an excellent job... pandering to the whims of the Home Secretary to implement an infrastructure Hu Jintao himself would be proud of. Phorget what you think I'm about to say - it's impressive what has already been achieved through data retention laws and installation of passive taps and blocking technology in the name of anti-terrorism and child protection.
If any successive governments should decide on "protecting" its citizens from online content there is now a rigorous means to achieve this, as there is to monitor ALL digital communications.
Arise, Sir Ben. Job well done.
Perhaps Livingstone will have a rethink on off-shoring
Verwaayen would brook no affront to the notion that having customers deal with offshore call-centre agents whose IT skills were on a par with their language proficiency was a splendid idea.
Yet at every BT event, in every line of business, and at every opportunity, senior management is told that BT customers hate them, BT colleagues despair of them, and the whole concept is utterly incompatible with BT's stated aim of being "number one for customer service by April 2009".
This is the one issue that was a complete and utter blindspot for Verwaayen. Perhaps Livingstone will see sense and announce a prompt repatriation of customer service functions to the UK.
AC - Offshoring
Yes, people dislike overseas call centres. They are script driven and can't communicate naturally.
That's not to say they need to be brought back to the UK. They just need to empower staff at all levels to do the best for the customer.
I'm neither for nor against overseas call centres, just poor service.
A pity
I have recently had dealings with Ben Verwaayen regarding the Phorm debacle. Though I am still suspicious of Phorm and will certainly opt out of any trials or rollout of this software (or swap ISPs if opting out includes a cookie) I must say that Ben Verwaayen's handling of my concerns was top rate. I will be sorry to see him go.
Interesting - it's all taking Phorm
So... director of BT moves to Phorm
Boss of Retail (responsible for Phorm) moves to CEO
If i were BT, it would make sound business knowledge at this point to move nobody, and try to dig out of the hole they created with this Phorm rubbish!
Fibre to the premises.
I stopped using BT for telephone calls some time ago for all the reasons others have given above, poor service, couldn't-give-a-s**t-attitude, etc.
If I got five minutes alone with Ian Livingston and could give him one piece of advice before he starts his new job it's that if he wants to keep myself and many others using BT (either retail, wholesale or both) for broadband then he really needs to start making the right noises as regards fibre to the home and office.
Time was BT was the only affordable broadband option for those not in cabled areas or connected to a LLU exchange but now that the major mobile phone companies are offering broadband services with half decent speeds at competitive prices BT could really see their monopoly crumble.
I know everyone is by now sick of the whole "who will pay for upgrading the last mile from copper to fibre" argument, I know I am. We'll just have to see how that one plays itself out, but that's not what I'd discuss with Mr Livingston.
What I'd discuss is a new policy for fibre and a new approach altogether. What I'd suggest is that as soon as it's technically and financially possible that all new connections to an exchange be made using fibre optic cable rather than copper. I know it used to be the case that copper was cheaper that fibre but since that isn't the case any more then that particular argument is gone. Ok, I'm sure there would be costs at each exchange where this was done but BT are a big company that make big profits year on year. Put it this way, I'm sure it wouldn't bankrupt them. It would certainly cost a fraction of the amount that upgrading all the old copper to fibre would cost.
My other advice would be that BT finally admit publicly that copper has had it's day, even if some of us are going to be stuck with it for years to come, just say what every tech savvy BT customer has known for years: fibre to the premises is far, far superior to copper. Then I might actually have some respect for the guy. I might even consider remaining a BT customer.
Where Is He Off To...?
Do I sense another appointment to Phorm coming on...?
Sorry Paul, you may have had good dealings with him but my experience of BT and its alleged "service" goes back many years.
BT is still damaged goods as far as I am concerned.
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Should I soak my Passion Flower seeds in Orange Juice?
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I don't want to destroy them though, and I'm terrified of ruining the seed if I use sandpaper or if I 'nick' them. What does that mean anyways (nicking)? Does that mean I just chop off a side of the seed?
I know I'll have to wait for a long time for the Passionflowers to germinate, but I'm ready!
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|Yes orange juice breaks down the hard coating. nicking is just chipping the hard surface so moisture can get in. I use a dremmel tool with a cut-off wheel and just skim the surface of the seed, just enough to permeate the shell.
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|If the passiflora seeds have been dried for any length of time a soaking in a mild acid solution like OJ will help remove germination inhibitors but there is absolutely no reason to nick a passie seed coat. The seed coat is permeable to air.
|I planted several seeds and got no germination. After digging and finding only one seed I scarified it and it germinated. Maybe it was coincidence but I will scarify all my passie seeds in the future.
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