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Olympic champion Steve Hooker is among one of five athletes to have recorded their first A-qualifier for London over the weekend.After skipping the domestic season Hooker cleared 5.72m in a dynamic indoor competition within his custom built indoor training facility provided by his sponsor Red Bull.
Joining Hooker on the A-qualifier list was national 1500m record holder Ryan Gregson (3:33.92), javelin thrower Kathryn Mitchell (62.46m), shot putter Dale Stevenson (20.63m) and 20km walker Chris Erickson (1:22:20).
Gregson's performance was the second fastest of the 22-year-old's career behind his 2010 mark of 3:31.06 and will almost certainly see him added to the Olympic team after his masterful victory at the Melbourne Track Classic, which doubled as the Olympic trials.
For Mitchell the performance came as a relief after a throw of 62.51m at an Athletics Victoria Shield meet earlier this year wasn't sanctioned as a legitimate qualifying performance.
Elsewhere at the World Walking Cup in Saransk, Russia, Jared Tallent took the bronze medal in the 50km in 3:40:32 behind local athletes Sergey Kirdyapkin and Igor Erokhin.
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Stuart Lancaster has named Tom Johnson in his 23-man squad to prepare for Sunday's RBS 6 Nations match against Wales at Twickenham Stadium (3pm, live on BBC Sport).
The Exeter Chiefs back row, who last appeared in a Test for England against Australia in 2012, is retained in place of Saracens No.8 Billy Vunipola, ruled out of the rest of the tournament with an ankle injury.
The remainder of the group is unchanged, with the England Head Coach firm in his conviction that the same group deserve the chance to continue after impressing in the 13-10 victory over Ireland at Twickenham.
Also outlining that Matt Mullan and Manu Tuilagi will train with the match-day squad on Friday, he said: "The performance against Ireland has given us a lot of confidence going into this game against a high quality Welsh team and we feel it's right to give the bulk of that 23 another opportunity. Tom Johnson has trained with us throughout and we are looking forward to his contribution.
"There is a lot of competition for places and to have Marland and Manu back training with us this week has been great. With Leicester and Wasps not involved in the LV= Cup semi-finals this weekend we are able to keep Matt Mullan to provide cover in the front row and also to give Manu more time to get up to speed with the team."
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San Francisco Chronicle on the Sikh temple shooting (Aug. 6) — As usual, the details are sad and sickening. Wade Michael Page showed up at a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wis., just as volunteers were gathering to cook lentils, yogurt and rice pudding for the faithful. He killed six men and women — ranging in age from 39 to 84 — injured three more, and shot a police officer who tried to aid one of the victims.
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Our Young Explorers (ages 4-6) will experience a new adventure every day as they spend their mornings on the trails surrounding the Mohonk Preserve Visitor Center and enjoy weekly field outings to other locations on the Preserve. They will participate in a range of activities such as building debris shelters in the Children's Forest, playing nature games, music and storytelling, and creating their own nature art.
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Unemployment rates dropped in most Wisconsin cities and counties in March.
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The Fine Art of Math Data
ECAD/CAM, or computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing, are used universally by the automotive industry. Not surprisingly, every U.S. automaker has different software and at DaimlerChrysler, CATIA is the software of choice. Parts are designed as solid three-dimensional objects that can be viewed from any angle in the virtual reality of the computer; their pictorial digital files contain all of the architectural and mathematical information needed.
These files are referred to simply as math data and they have replaced traditional multiview engineering drawings with everything from prototypes to production tooling now made directly from them.
The parts' strength and other mechanical properties are also determined from these files using specialized FEA (Finite Element Analysis). At PVO Engineering much of this work is handled by Shujatti Ali's Advanced Programs & Processes Group, which can do everything from stress analysis to simulated crash and durability tests.
Math data files can also be assembled using DMA (Digital Model Assembly), which is a module within the CATIA software. Math data normally appear on the computer screen without perspective in flat lighting with arbitrary Crayola colors. The multicolored assemblies of Viper components seen here were put together by Chris Kaminski as reference for my cutaway illustration of the new Viper.
I met with Chris a decade ago when I was gathering the information needed for an illustration of the original Viper and he was asked to be my point man at Team Viper. When I contacted Program Manager Brian Cojocari about getting started on the 2003 version, he chose Chris to work with me again. Eleven years ago Chris was a contract illustrator, but in the intervening years he became a regular employee and now spends most of this time in front of a computer screen as a designer.
I spent a day with Chris at the Conner Avenue assembly plant photographing 2003 development cars being put together, and it was apparent that so many parts came built-up in subassemblies that some math data DMA images were the only way to get to the bottom of things. We decided that these would be most useful if they matched the view of my illustration as closely as the computer could manage.
CATIA is very flexible and has the capability of putting the math data into almost any perspective and lighting. Chris's background as an illustrator really came through, and I found what he achieved within the limits of engineering software more than a little unsettling.
I rarely work alone and orchestrate an endless stream of projects in rotation by using the help of other artists. I design and paint the project. Some of the drawing and all of the inking are done by assistants. The 2003 Viper is the first example of my work to appear in Road & Track in which I did not do all of the drawing.
The majority of this work was done by Eric Fulghum who is an Art Center graduate and really into computers. Eric uses digital assistance where it makes sense but overall finds it an encumbrance. He did his part of the Viper entirely by hand.
I suppose the most important reason I prefer doing my artwork by eye and by hand is that I would find working on a computer as unfulfilling as driving a really fast car with an automatic transmission. DK


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Few desiderata ("things wanted or needed") outpace good health, and the subsidiary "desires" to find it, and to keep it. And few of life's major concerns are met by each of us with any more hopefully helpful tips, or presumably informed suggestions from others.
But just as the ancient advice is far from all bad, the very latest pearls of insight and wisdom aren't all good. That's where you come in: "Major-domo beware!" Each of us must be responsible for his own "temple." Decisions, decisions.
So, I've been disgusted lately, observing an unholy alliance between liberal government and liberal media. Namely, their deliberate intermingling of their questionable propositions for our better health, with the questionable programs for our governmental policy. Result (naturally): confusion.
Last spring, I tuned in to local radio one Saturday morning long enough to hear a man peremptorily blast, six times, between pauses: "MANDATORY BIRTH CONTROL!" The topic was teen pregnancy. I knew he certainly meant "ready, universal availability," but that's not exactly what he said. Hmmm.
In our local daily Sept. 16, a staff columnist actually whole-heartedly defended the misbegotten attempt Texas Gov. Rick Perry to require HPV vaccinations for preteen girls. But worse, and as with the gentleman above, she wasn't sure what exactly she was arguing for.
Her essay's piece de resistance was her noting, by name, the three prestigious medical organizations she said had "recommended" the vaccine. She no doubt hoped that readers wouldn't notice her sleight of hand: Recommending the vaccine is, again, a far cry from recommending that it be REQUIRED. But probably the best example, of late, of scary over-reach is the first lady's nutrition overhaul. Unlike other first ladies, who perhaps helped people to learn to read — but didn't tell them what they might, and might not, read — private citizen Michelle Obama met with Wal-Mart's CEO, who then announced the forthcoming altering of ingredients in thousands of their grocery items. Scary.
She badmouthed the Mighty Spud, and instantly, public school cafeterias everywhere dropped it, like a hot potato, down to, at most, twice a week. She inspired some of them to toy with the idea of banning brown-bagging altogether — which isn't something that nutritional "amateurs" should try at home, anyway.
And, she helped 86 the Food Pyramid, and launched the new icon, MyPlate, which renders Dairy off to the side, as optional! Grains — "the staff of life — have been reduced to a quarter, while fruits and vegetables are now a full half of all we eat. (Ha!) We are to pretend that sweets don't exist. And "Demon Lemonade" is mentioned, but only dishonorably — as in "DON'T." How totalitarian.
Norman Bleed is a resident of Rockford.
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July 3 2001 at 11:03 AM
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When someone meets you, how do they perceive you?
What do they usually tell you they felt when they first saw you?
And do they tell you after they've knowm you for a while that you seem different or the same to them now?
Ain't I full of questions this week? lol
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July 3 2001, 12:20 PM
When someone meets you, how do they perceive you?
What do they usually tell you they felt when they first saw you?
No one ever has told me what they thought of me other than appearances. In that case, they usually tell me I look like a "bitch".
And do they tell you after they've knowm you for a while that you seem different or the same to them now?
(Only speaking of looks) They tell me I'm not as "bitchy" as they thought I was just by looking. lol UGH! See, that makes me wonder what people think of my (personality/energy wise). But, I guess most people are afraid to talk about -that-.
P.S. Incase you are wondering, here is what I look like.
Do I really look that bitchy??
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Oops, "Untitled" is from me.
July 3 2001, 12:21 PM
Forgot to put my name. Sorry!
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First Impressions
July 3 2001, 2:37 PM
Your photo looks very nice.. Bitch was not the first thing that I thought, just by looking at it. Confident is what I thought..
What does mine say about me?
(Those glamour shots can make anyone look good!)
I'm actually quite overweight, but working on it.
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Gloria's Pic
July 5 2001, 5:07 AM
Thank you. =o)
From your picture, my first impressions of you were 1)Sincere 2)Gentle. I think it is your eyes. You seem like the kind of person who loves to hug
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Loves to hug!
July 5 2001, 7:19 AM
You got that right.. I do love to hug..I believe that everyone needs at least 4 per day.. and I believe that I am sincere and also gentle.
Hehehe.. Since I live alone, I'm trying to train my dogs to give the equivalent of a dog hug.. they do pretty well.. I've got the larger one trained to lay her head on my shoulder when she sits next to me on the couch....
Good insight!
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know the wolf in tex avery's cartoons?
July 3 2001, 10:18 PM
not at all bitchy on the picture.
but then it would take just a little bitchiness in the expression to look like it very much.
So how do you express yourself?
Very nice pic Monica;-)))
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July 5 2001, 6:37 AM
Thanks X. Good question (how do I express myself). I guess it depends on who I'm around. If I'm around strangers, I tend to feel shy and quiet. So, I guess my shyness and my quietness come across as bitchyness.
Kinda sounds strange to me at first but then I look back at other people that were the same way around me (as a stranger) and sometimes their shyness came across as bitchy to me too.
But I really think it has to do with sexes. Women are generally the ones to say I look bitchy. But maybe (unknowingly) I come across bitchy to them? I was raised with 6 boys - no girls. So, naturally I'm more confortable around men. I understand them a lot better than I do women.
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All the possibilities ....
July 5 2001, 3:11 PM
Everyone has the ability to swing to either extreme ... all I have to do is be p-i-s-s-e-d off about something ... and everyone will see that thunderous cloud hanging over my head ... but then I would be externalizing, projecting anger in an obvious fashion.
By asking about first impressions, I'm trying to decipher how we register and calculate those first impressions ... and do we actually apply them consciously/subconsciously later on?
In every photo I've seen, the energy of the person is apparent and can be read quite clearly. Does anyone else see these things? So I encourage everyone to post a pic, and let the others "read" it to see if we can reveal those things hidden to us but visible to everyone else.
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July 4 2001, 9:55 PM
You look very nice and happy, not at all bitchy:)
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Where's your pic?
July 7 2001, 4:35 AM
Hi Debs,
So where have you been lately?
The chat lines have been ever so quiet! lol
Are you gonna let us see your pic, too?
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Getting it right!
July 3 2001, 8:07 PM
I guess I should answer my own question ...
A first impression depends on where they will have met me ... usually if its through my children I will be told I'm much younger than they thought (I was 18 when my eldest was born). If its over the phone I usually get told that my appearance isn't what they expected since they were expecting someone older. If its been through business, I get told I look much softer than I should ... although it never seems to affect the outcome (it's usually to my advantage! lol) Over the years, I've found the most common impression to be I "inspire confidence" when they finally meet me face to face. This is when I hear their life story, or they tell me something they've not said to anyone else ... and they're shocked to have found it easy and comfortable to reveal it to me.
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Impressions of Janine
July 5 2001, 5:12 AM
My first impression of you was Confident (because of your keys post). The more I get to know you, I begin to see a lot more too though. Something tells me you like to fight for the under dog. (This might not make sense to some because of the keys situation) but it is the impression that I get and I think its pretty accurate.
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Fighting for the Underdog!
July 5 2001, 11:03 AM
Hmmm! Pretty accurate there, Monica. Actually to my detriment, I'm the first to stand up to be heard in defense of others. I have a pretty acute 'bulls-h-i-t' meter and its very sensitive to traces of racism/prejudices of every kind. I usually extend myself when I do, so over the years I'd like to think I've got wiser about which stuff to take on and which to leave alone ... sort of like picking your battles.
Now, you on the other hand, are a welcome surprise! Your picture doesn't denote bitchiness at all .... I can see other women will be uncomfortable if you present yourself as quiet and shy ... which will be interpreted as confident and reassured ... I mean, you're pretty cute, so that's two strikes against you right there, girl ... and other women, friend or foe, will always be aware of the physical package you present first before anything you have to offer inside.
When I was younger, I went to 16 schools in 11 years. I hated going to a new school, and I didn't bother to make many friends because it hurt to leave them. So I simply didn't try. I used to get teased by all the kids ... I used to get told I had a superiority complex ... and that I used to walk around as if I was better than them ... but to those that got to know me .... they soon learnt it was the reverse, and that I was scared silly inside. So the superiority complex was actually the opposite, petrified to reach out and extend myself.
I've since overcome that, of course! lol In my twenties, I found myself working with ALL women! A nightmare made reality for me ... like you I only have brothers! I had stayed away from the girls, they had been the worst. Now I had to reassess how I thought of women ... were they really catty? were they really bitchy? and I found that one by one I turned the tables to find that they are simply different ... and in the whole scheme of things not much different at all.
Now I'm seen as cuddly, soft, reliable and trusting. Hehehe Who would have thought ... from such shaky beginnings? lol
"One must have been the underdog to know the fight!"
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Girls aren't so bad.
July 5 2001, 1:42 PM
and other women, friend or foe, will always be aware of the physical package you present first before anything you have to offer inside.
Thats sad isn't it? I happen to think what I have to offer on the INside is lots better than what I have on the outside.
I guess you having to work with women has made it a lot easier for you to understand them more. I haven't been in that situation in life - ever. lol Even now, I work at an office full of men and not one single female (other than myself). Even all but 1 of my friends is male. The closest I get to females in my life daily is on the internet. And.. well.. I guess it isn't so horrible. lol
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Take a peek at me!
July 6 2001, 3:55 AM
Ok, I'm gonna be brave and bare all! Hehe ... just kidding!
Take a look at my pic at
and let me know what you see!
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Janine's pic
July 6 2001, 5:48 AM
I can't seem to get anything from your pic?? I got the pic but I can't pick anything up from it. Could you be blocking?
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Red eye out
July 6 2001, 10:45 AM
Hi Monica
Wow! I'm usually told oodles of stuff ... and that I'm an open book! I used "red eye out" in my graphics program ... so now I'm wondering if that could muck up what you get? So I'm gonna post another pick and lets see how you do with that one ... but now I'm wondering if that one was 'jigged' too! lol
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July 8 2001, 8:17 AM
Janine ..
How far back behind you is the Inuit?
-- cw
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Peering through folds of time ....
July 8 2001, 10:03 AM
Well, I've got the telescope out and I'm searching, way, way, way back there and sorry ... no inuit. Actually my bloodline doesn't come from that hemisphere! Is that really ALL you saw?
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July 5 2001, 2:34 AM
Monica you don't look at all bitchy! You look like a very nice person
Okay onto quetstions,
Most people have told me when they first met me, that I just look like the kind of person who can get along with everyone, which explains why a lot of people will tell me there life story before I even get to know them..can be a blessing and a curse lOL!
I do know like with some men they get shy or not so confident at first, and then afterwards we get along great as friends, some mentioned it is because of a confidence thing I guess.
After men or woman know me awhile, a lot of people have said I have a light that radiates from me, and believe me I am not saying this as a ego thing, I think most people have that light, I have seen it in a lot of people.
They also are usually very comfortable around me
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How is it a curse?
July 5 2001, 3:01 PM
Hi Jean
You said: "(I) look like the kind of person who can get along with everyone."
How is this a curse?
In reading your posts, I feel you are very perceptive about the "temperature" or "climate" of a topic/issue .... perhaps even more than about the actual topic/issue.
I have found men are wary of feeling comfortable with women that are "confident" and "trusting" .... these are the ones that fear disclosure and discovery. Most will shy away from possibly being revealed emotionally ... and they tend to be guarded ... but once they are "comfortable" with your confidence and how you stand on trust issues ... the flood gates open! lol
I would say you inspire confidence, too!
How has this ability served you?
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Inspiring confidence....and not really a curse
July 6 2001, 2:14 PM
Hey there Janine, I guess I meant that sometimes people will give me there whole life story, it happens a lot, complete strangers in a line, just say I look like an easy person to talk too, and I am, but I don't always have the time ya know when I am in a store, and have to be at work in lets say 20 minutes LOL.
As for inspiring confidence, it has served me in the fact that I can possibly help another person with something and that makes me feel good.
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Is the First Impression important?
July 5 2001, 3:04 PM
Do you follow your first impressions?
Do you find your first impression is correct?
Do you discount it and wait for a second impression?
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Trusting your first impressions
July 5 2001, 10:33 PM
If I had trusted my first impression on my second husband, there would not have been a second date!
Instead, I discounted my first impression and married the guy!
In addition to the nearly irrisistible urge to run just before the wedding, I knew within 48 hours that I had made a mistake.. but even then, I rationalized that I could not get a divorce after only 48 hours.. and ended up staying for 11 years.
I've been single now for a while, but I've learned to pay attention to my 'first impressions' now.
It's too easy to convince yourself that your first impression must have been wrong.
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The Testimonial
July 6 2001, 12:01 AM
Hi Gloria,
I think this is the "testimonial" for everyone to follow their first impression ... 'cause its never wrong, right.
In an instant of insight and inspiration, a knowingness comes from nowhere to be somewhere in your gut ... delivering to you an important message.
Many times its happened so quick, it's like give your head a shake, did I really just get all that. In the first split second, you, meaning all of you, communicating on all levels of your being registers the presence of the other being on all its levels. Whether you consciously register all the information is the exercise, but the information is transmitted complete. A glimpse, a flash of recognition connecting through the eyes sends a packet of information containing everything that you are allowed to receive about that individual.
Sometimes you see stuff that you'd rather not know about or the individual would prefer you not to know ... but nine times out of ten they know the instant you know. So it all boils down to what you do with all that information?
I've stood across the street from a person, and in an instant known they were schizophrenic, or passed a young girl in a wheelchair to see such pain her inside voice was screaming, or come face to face with a deadpan expression that struggled to suppress the sheer joy of moment in thought.
I've often wondered what's so different about a first impression from all the other impressions I may get about the same person ... or is it just a matter of it being the new person that makes the difference? Or is it the spontanity of the moment that has me unguarded so I get it? Does it mean that I'm getting all that information all the time about a person, but because they're familiar now, I choose to accept or not the message?
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July 6 2001, 2:20 PM
I don't always follow my first impressions, it is easy to be mislead anytime, let me give you an example, I remember when I was in high school there was this guy I was friends with, now mind you I never did any drugs, but this guy did everything under the sun that I knew of, I remember him coming by me and the other girls in English class to show us the "acid" that was on his tongue and thinking he was cool, BUT if you really got to know him, which I did from talking to him here and there, he was just mislead in some ways but a very intelligent and deeply spiritual guy. He would help another person in a heartbeat. He was just struggling like any of us can do at any given time. So if more people gave him a chance, it might have helped him out of a hole he put himself in every now and then. If you first met him you thought he looks like someone you don't trust, but I later found out, he could be trusted a lot more than the friend that you knew for a long time
Generally , now that I am older and wiser, to a degree LOL, I find most of the time now my first impressions are correct, but all I can tell you is I know if it coming from my soul or coming from my mind...hope that makes sense. It is a vibe almost you can get from someone.
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Soul talk!
July 7 2001, 4:29 AM
Hi Jean,
How can you tell if a first impression is "coming from (your) soul or coming from (your) mind?" I've heard so much talk about "soul" confirmations and when I asked for explanations before I got varied responses ... I'm really no clearer on what it means?
So how do you know the difference?
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No wrong answer....let me explain :)
July 7 2001, 4:43 PM
Hi Janine, you know what I think all of us get that every day and sometimes never realize it, I think it is somewhat different for everyone, I know a lot of people will probobly disagree with me on that one, but that is my opinion
Soul confirmation to me is amongst the chaos of this world you can sit for a moment, listen to what they call that still small voice within, which is that connection between you and God (that is what I call him mind you
or your universal source. You can hear it and you just know beyond a doubt the answer to whatever you ask or think. It is when you don't doubt at all, completly sure. Does this help I hope? You can get it between two people. Here is an example Janine, I never met you, but from reading your posts, I like you, I think you are sincere and honest with your beliefs and a leader of sorts, you are not one to be easily led, which is very very good! Someone such as yourself can and will go very far in this place we call life, spiritually. You don't always have to agree with a group and you don't and havent you follow your soul and that is all that counts. That is my soul confirmation about you. Now please don't get that mistaken by impression. My first impression of you before I got to read your posts was that you were argumentive and liked to cause disrupiton, but that is also what others tried to portray of you from what I read on the other forum. Does this all make sense? I hope so ....:) It is hard to explain and I am not always the best at that LOL
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First Impressions are from where?
July 8 2001, 10:52 AM
Hi Jean,
A lot of what you said captivated me! You said "you can hear it and you just know beyond a doubt the answer to whatever you ask or think. It is when you don't doubt at all, completly sure." Doesn't everyone get this all the time ... isn't it a matter of listening, being open to the moment? I can only speak for myself in that I exist like this all the time ... there's actually several conversations going on from different levels ... and when I'm actively participating in those conversations I'm also attentively listening for the other to confirm? Actually isn't this what you do when you're reading a post or having a conversation with someone, you're listening to the conversation and you're also quietly listening for your soul to confirm? So there are simultaneous levels of communication at the same time. I think I just explained my confusion ... I think I know what you are all referring to now .... when you mention "soul confirmation" you're actually referring to the latter part of the communication and not the communication process in its entirety! AHa! For me the validation is in the complete communication and not in the yay or nay at the end! lol
Then you said "You can get it between two people." You compared your "impression" of me now to that "impression" of me on the Keys. You said "(your) first impression of (me) BEFORE (you) got to read (my) posts" .... which means you received information about me before you had a chance to get a "first impression" from my post? Then was this "first impression" really an impression or just someone else's opinion you were affected by instead? On the Keys "others tried to portray of (me)" what was convenient ... so in other words I was 'misrepresented' to the forum, and by "convenient" I mean making me a representation of their fears or an object misaligned to their purpose.
Since then I'm sure you've heard other impressions from those who've had the opportunity to talk to me directly and found me to be otherwise, and in that discovered the convenience.
I'm glad we've had a chance to reveal that ... and I am VERY glad you've given us both a chance to validate each other ... to each other ... and for that I am grateful to know you.
So are first impressions or any recurring impressions merely your soul communicating to you directly?
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Thanks Janine! Your a sweetheart
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Sixteen-year-old Michael Duc Ta was sentenced to 35 years for having the bad luck to be in the vicinity of a pistol shot that hurt no-one. Fourteen-year-old Anait faces 200 years incarceration for piling into the back seat of a friend's car, which was later described as a 'getaway' vehicle. Juvies is narrated by Mark Wahlberg - who did time at 16 for his youthful crimes - with heartfelt poetry readings by Mos Def. "[Juvies] explores the lives of intelligent, reflective young people caught up in a system that has deteriorated into little more than vending-machine justice. [Juvies] shows just how unaware the public is about the Draconian result of the laws they voted for." - LA Weekly "[Juvies] introduces you to the kind of teenagers we're supposed to be scared of. In 1996 the Council on Crime in America called the upcoming generation of teenagers 'a ticking time-bomb, a national wolf-pack of conditioned super-predators'. The result is that more than 200,000 'juvies' are prosecuted as adults each year..." - Boston Globe
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We generally take groups to Altnadue Quarry which is half an hours drive from the Center. The climb and abseil are very straightforward and of a standard that most people can manage, even teachers!
When the weather is good we sometimes go to the top of Hen Mountain. There are several more exciting places we can go but it depends very much on the ability and enthusiasm of the group.
Sailing is done from the Center. We have a wide range of boats to suit all abilities and weather conditions! Our most popular boats are the Wayfarers. We also have Drascomb gigs, which can take a large group who know little about sailing and still give them a worthwhile sailing experience.
Can be either Kayaking (single person boats) or Canadian Canoes (the Indian style boats). The session takes place on the sea beside the Center or another stretch of local water e.g the Whitewater River, or Castlewellan Lake.
This is a walk, up a river! The object is to get as wet as possible but this can depend on the seasons.
On some rivers you get in the water straight away and jump into and slide into as many pools as possible along the way e.g. the Bloody Bridge. With others, the object is to try and stay dry by climbing along the side until you make a mistake and fall in e.g. the Spinkwee River in Tolleymore.
Orienteering or cunning running, as our expert likes to call it, takes the skills of map reading and running, and makes them into a competitive sport. It takes place in the Center's grounds or in one of the local forest parks. For younger groups it can be done as a quiz or treasure hunt.
Mountaineering and Scrambling
These activities take place in the mountains and can be an all day trip or a single session. Scrambling is a bit like bouldering up a mountain without the water, unless of course it's raining!!
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'House of Lords Journal Volume 14: 26 March 1690', Journal of the House of Lords: volume 14: 1685-1691 (1767-1830), pp. 438-439. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=13220 Date accessed: 27 November 2014.
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Worthingbury Church Bill.
Le Grand & al. Nat. Bill.
Bill offered and Question whether it should be read.
Bill to recognize K. William and Q. Mary and to confirm the Acts of the last Parliament.
Pope versus De Casseris.
Domini tam Spirituales quam Temporales præsentes
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vice lecta est Billa, "An Act for the separating and making the Chapelry of Worthingbury a
distinct Church from the Parish Church of Bangor."
Hodie 2a
vice lecta est Billa, "An Act for naturalizing David Le Grand and others."
ORDERED, That the Consideration of this Bill is
committed to these Lords following:
Their Lordships, or any Three of them; to meet
To-morrow, at Nine of the Clock in the Forenoon, in the Prince's Lodgings.
A Bill was offered to the House, by the Duke of
The Question was proposed, "Whether the Bill
offered by the Duke of Bolton shall be now read?"
The previous Question was put, "Whether this
Question shall be now put?"
It was Resolved in the Affirmative.
Then the Question was put, "Whether the Bill
offered by the Duke of Bolton shall be now
Hodie 1a
vice lecta est Billa, "An Act for declaring
the Acts of the late Parliament, begun and held at
Westm'r, the 13th Day of February 1688, to be of
full Force and Effect by the Laws of this Realm, and
for recognizing Their now Majesties King William
and Queen Mary to be, by the Laws of the Realm,
our rightful and lawful Liege Lord and Lady King
and Queen of these Realms."
ORDERED, That the said Bill shall be read the
Second Time on Friday next, at Ten of the Clock in
the Forenoon; at which Time all the Lords in and
about the Town are to be summoned to attend this
Upon reading the Petition of Charles Pope; shewing;
"That he hath an Appeal depending in this House,
wherein Francisco de Casseris is Defendant, and hath
put in his Answer thereunto:"
It is thereupon ORDERED, by the Lords Spiritual
and Temporal in Parliament assembled, That this House
will hear the said Cause, by Counsel on both Sides, at
the Bar, on Thursday the Third Day of April next, at
Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon; whereof the Petitioners are to cause Notice to be given to the Defendant, to the End he attend with his Counsel accordingly.
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Center wraps up Capitol Hill trade series
This academic year the Center has hosted a series of trade policy discussions as part of the Georgetown on the Hill seminar series. These seminars have been organized by Center Scholars Brad Jensen and Bob Vastine and proved to be very popular on Capitol Hill. The series began with an examination of jobs and the digital economy and rounded out with a look at foreign investment. Links below are to video of the events, when available.
- Foreign Investment, Is it Good for America?, April 2013
- Europe/US Trade Deal: Promise and Reality, March 2013
- Can the U.S. Negotiate a High Standard Trans-Pacific Partnership?, February 2013
- U.S. Trade Policy: Where We've Been and Where We're Going, January 2013
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Keira Knightley and James Righton [Getty]
We all have items in our wardrobes that we turn to time and time again from cosy jumpers to figure flattering LBDs, but when that old faithful is your wedding dress it's a little difficult to slip under the radar. Keira Knightley proved her green goddess credentials last night by stepping out in her bridal gown for a third time as she attended the SeriousFun Gala at the Roundhouse in London with her husband, rocker James Righton of The Klaxons.
Unbelievably the Anna Karenina star's wedding day earlier this year wasn't even the first time she was spotted in the blush tulle strapless frock, as we were quick to point out that she'd actually worn it to a pre-Bafta party with her former flame Rupert Friend back in 2008. We can entirely understandable why the Chanel girl might be drawn to the ballet inspired creation by designer Karl Lagerfeld, as it's super girly while showcasing her svelte frame.
Keira with James on her wedding day and with Rupert Friend in 2008 [Getty]
Keira and James tied the knot in the Hotel de Ville in the village Mazan in Provence in May 2013. The British duo kept the service ultra low-key with only 11 guests present in the village town hall, including James' bandmates and Keira's The Edge of Love co-star Sienna Miller. The 28-year-old was the very antithesis of an over-styled celebrity bride, teaming her simple dress with a classic cream Chanel boucle jacket and a pair of pink ballet pumps.
The couple's chilled out, rock 'n' roll ceremony – some guests were dressed in jeans – provided plenty of food for thought for brides who don't go in for the bridezilla madness. The decision not to wear a traditional bridal gown, but instead an elegant piece from the Chanel Couture archives means that Keira can continue to wear her wedding day ensemble for years to come.
She's not letting it get tired however, as the dress has now been reworked with a sheer long-sleeved top and intricate beading around the décolletage. The newlywed actually glammed it up a little more than she did for her nuptials by swapping flats for gold, strappy stilettos and rocking a smokey eyed beauty look. Keira and James were joined by the likes of Kate Nash, James Blunt and Boris Becker at the star-studded gala.
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November 28, 2014
Palisade, Colo. (KKCO) --- The Peach Valley Bar-Brew-Still Rods and Wheels Poker Run and Funfest took place today.
Drivers registered in Grand Junction and drove over the Mesa and to the Palisade Funfest where they had a dunk tank with local celebrities, a bounce house for kids and face painting.
"The purpose behind this was to help Latimer House recoop the stolen shoes that they lost," said event coordinator, Sherry Harmon. "Women's shoes in sizes 10 and up are a little more pricey than those of us who have smaller feet."
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Hi All, pics of my current refurb of a model built some 20/25 years ago, no paint then just stuck together - Most of it came apart quite easily, I did purchase a second kit as I need to replace some parts that are missing or too dmaged
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Posted 23 October 2013 - 06:47 AM
Hi All, pics of my current refurb of a model built some 20/25 years ago, no paint then just stuck together - Most of it came apart quite easily, I did purchase a second kit as I need to replace some parts that are missing or too dmaged
Posted 23 October 2013 - 10:36 AM
Very cool; I think I have one of those someplace. I know I have the "Models of Yesteryear" diecast.
Those 1/32 Matchbox kits had some interesting subjects. I wouldn't mind grabbing a few of them.
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Posted 23 October 2013 - 11:41 AM
My eyes must be acting up. That full body assembly looks pretty good for just a throw together!
Posted 23 October 2013 - 12:01 PM
Looking good.
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Posted 23 October 2013 - 03:52 PM
look great. very nice work so far...
Posted 23 October 2013 - 07:27 PM
Thanks All, your comments are much appeciated.
Skydime, it is not a bad kit all all, I did have to replace some of the moulding along the sides (and there wasn't any along the bonnet, so I added that) - I should have added door handles but couldn't find anything suitable at that scale, so they will just be as on the kit.
Posted 24 October 2013 - 05:02 AM
1/32.... now you're talking my scale! You are really doing this one justice......... could almost be 1/24 with that smoooooth paint! The Matchbox 1/32 series had some great models... Jag SS100, MG TC, Rolls Royce and some awesome early race cars. Most are still available on Ebay for reasonable prices. My only "beef" with a lot of them was the clunky looking wire wheels... but the Packard was an exception to that.
It's a shame that the range was somewhat limited in subject matter, and that they stopped making them. But I guess that's just a matter of supply and demand, I may have to dig some of mine out of their hiding places and do what you are doing!
I'm going to be watching this with a great deal of interest.
Posted 24 October 2013 - 07:02 AM
Thanks Tony, yes they had quite a few interesting cars, I remembers having the SS100 and I think the Aston Martin was by Matchbox too. I have a few 1/32 kits but they are mostly by Airfix - I will eventualyl track down a few more matchbox, though I see there is a Packard on UK eBay for £25, way too much for me - Not that I would buy another Packard, I just searched it out of interest
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Hi Skip, I have a Pyro T59 coming my way sometime, I will try acquire a matchbox engine for it.
Posted 24 October 2013 - 10:13 AM
Nice job cleaning up the mismatch between the cowl and bonnet. Also, the extension of the trim moulding is an impressive feat, considering the scale.
I recently built in this scale for the first time, and found it suprisingly relaxing; no worries about picking out every nut, bolt and fitting.
I'm looking forward to seeing how this one fares in your capable hands.
Posted 24 October 2013 - 10:29 AM
Thanks Johann, I nearly missed the fact that the trim moulding was missing on the bonnet - I am also finding this scale quite interesting - I have a Ferrari 250LM that I built a few years ago, but its not as nice a kit as this - Wish I still had my Matchbox Mercedes and Aston Martin, but only pieces survive, but they wil lbe used in the Restoration Shop Diorama - I have Airfix Alfa Romeo and Bugatti T35 plus a SMER Stutz raceabout to build later
Posted 24 October 2013 - 10:34 AM
A diorama in this scale should be interesting. I imagine the wealth of details available in the 1:35 scale armor catalogs could be useful.
Posted 24 October 2013 - 10:50 AM
Hi Skip, I have a Pyro T59 coming my way sometime, I will try acquire a matchbox engine for it.
Edited by sjordan2, 24 October 2013 - 11:18 AM.
Posted 24 October 2013 - 09:03 PM
Thanks Skip, I will certainly get back to you re the Bugatti once I get it. For the moment think I may just build up the car as per the kit, I can't face trying to make those piano wire wheels!! Though one could try drill out the rims and thread through some fishing line, once painted it may look quite good.
Posted 25 October 2013 - 06:09 AM
I have both the Pyro and Matchbox Bugatti T59's. Both suffer from those wire wheels! I tried the aftermarket (slot cars) to see if any realistic replicas were available... but no luck so far.
The Matchbox body is far more detailed than the Pyro one and makes into a better model IMHO. The tail section on the Pyro kit is missing the underside and needs some scratch building to fill the empty space.
Posted 25 October 2013 - 06:39 AM
Edited by sjordan2, 25 October 2013 - 07:54 AM.
Posted 26 October 2013 - 06:18 AM