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Relatives of a man missing in Chickamauga Lake say they do not understand why his fishing boat didn't move Saturday to avoid a huge nine-barge load being pushed down the Tennessee River by a tugboat.
"Ricky's been fishing on this river for 30 years," said Richard Wilkey's brother, Melvin. "Every time I was with him and we saw a barge coming, we'd drop the line and get out the way. Something went wrong at some point on their boat."
The resulting collision led to the death of Tim Spidle, 45, of Elizabethton, Tenn. Mr. Wilkey's nephew, David "Chris" Wilkey, 37, of Soddy-Daisy, survived with no injuries.
Richard Wilkey, a 42-year-old Soddy-Daisy native, still is missing.
The men had been operating a trotline for catfish in a 15-foot rig.
Bill Tittle, Hamilton County Emergency Management chief, echoed the sense of bewilderment.
"All of us, including the family, look around at the lake and ask, 'How does a fishing boat, on a bright day like this one, not see a big barge coming?' We just don't understand what happened," he said.
But officials who are investigating the accident said it's conceivable the men didn't hear the barges at all. Trotline fishing, which includes placing a long fishing line of baited hooks in the water and checking them daily, takes a lot of attention.
And since the tugboat, the only vessel with an engine, was pushing the barges from behind, most of the noise would have been far away from the fishermen, they said.
File Staff Photo by Dan Henry/Chattanooga Times Free Press Emergency Personnel from TWRA, Volunteer State Search and Rescue, Sale Creek Fire Department and Hamilton County Emergency Services return to the Opossum Creek boat ramp to take a break from searching on Chickamauga Lake for the body of Richard Wilkey, 42. His body was found Tuesday morning.
The tugboat was pushing a barge formation three barges wide and three deep, said Matt Majors, a wildlife and boating officer for the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. Each barge is about 35 feet wide and 200 feet long, so the entire tugboat-barge combination was about 647 feet long, he said.
U.S. Coast Guard officials said that, at the front of the barges, which likely were moving about 5 miles per hour, it actually would have been pretty quiet.
"It's not as loud as you might think. It can sneak up on you," said Commander Josh McTaggart with the U.S. Coast Guard out of Nashville.
The Coast Guard is investigating the incident along with the TWRA because of the involvement of the tugboat, a commercial vessel.
No charges have been brought against the tugboat operator, Serodino, Inc., but the investigation is not complete, Commander McTaggart said Monday.
In a situation such as this, the tugboat and barges typically have the right-of-way because of the difficulty of maneuvering them, said Dan Hicks, spokesman for TWRA.
The tugboat was pushing the barges inside a channel marked with buoys and would have taken about three-quarters of a mile to stop, he said.
The investigation is trying to determine whether the tugboat operator even saw the fishing boat, officials said. Federal regulations state that even a boat with right-of-way still must take precautions to avoid a collision.
The tugboat was detained at the Chickamauga Dam, about 20 miles from the site of the actual incident near Possum Creek in Soddy-Daisy, Mr. Majors said.
The boats were released Monday after investigators finished collecting evidence. Mr. Hicks said they were looking for skin tissue, paint or glass fibers to try to piece together a more complete picture of what happened.
A man at Serodino's shipyard in Chattanooga, who refused to be identified, said he would not comment on the incident.
The sheer scope of the search area continues to frustrate rescue workers' efforts, as has the river's murkiness, Chief Tittle said. He said workers have combed the water's surface and have been using sonar technology and divers.
"You can see about three feet down and that's it," the chief said.
The river is three-quarters of a mile wide in areas and more than 35 feet deep. If the missing man was caught underneath a barge, he could have been dragged down the river, officials said.
Chief Tittle said workers may have more luck in the next few days, as bodies typically begin to float after three days of submersion.
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|Fri, 08-27-2010 - 2:49pm
Reposting this from Sexual Health:
I feel very unusual amongst my friends. They keep talking about how great sex is. I have had sex before, but I don't see what the big deal is. It doesn't feel good. I was expecting it to be painful the first couple times because I was told it might. Even after that, however, it just doesn't feel good. There is no pleasure to it. I was told it's not being done right. I have tried different positions, more foreplay, less foreplay...no matter what I do, it just does not feel good. It's not bad, just not pleasurable. I don't enjoy it. It feels like a chore that I have tried making better by changing up how I do it, but in the end, it's still a chore. Please tell me I'm not alone.
|Fri, 08-27-2010 - 5:07pm
As a matter of fact, I do. That's my post. That's my issue. I originally posted it on Sexual Health, thus my saying it's a repost.
For clarification, I have tried solo sex. It does nothing. It also doesn't feel good. There's nothing pleasurable about it.
|Fri, 08-27-2010 - 8:01pm
I'm sure you're not alone. Paula Poundstone (comedian) is very public about her asexuality. She's been on tv declaring that she doesn't like sex. I figure for every person who is willing to be so public about it, there must be many more who just live their lives (happily) without sex making a ripple.
Does it cause you any trouble in your life?
|Sat, 08-28-2010 - 11:01pm
Hi there,
I'm very much like you. I've never liked or needed sex. I learned how to masturbate (not out of need, but experimentation to find out if I "worked") at 19 and do enjoy orgasms, either by my own or a partner's efforts, but the rest of sex is a big meh.
I've always believed that the reason people like you and me don't enjoy sex is because we're not very arousable mentally. In other words, we don't respond to indirect (nongenital) sexual stimuli with ready arousal. As a result, our genital area doesn't get fully engorged and we're much less sensitive during sex. The handful (and I do mean handful) of times I've been mentally aroused in my life -- I'm now 53 -- has reinforced my view. On those extremely rare occasions, sexual stimulation felt 10 times better and the pull toward orgasm far more compelling.
Just as Mol knew he was HL even before puberty, I knew I was LL from the get-go. As a previous poster in this thread mentioned, I was extremely distraught about this in my youth. I went to see several therapists and had all my hormones tested, even testosterone. Everything was normal. I'm anatomically and physiologically normal, have no sexual abuse in my past, and both my parents were HL. Go figure.
At a certain point in life I decided I wasn't going to dwell on what I can't change. I have many talents and blessings -- sex doesn't happen to be one of them. My deepest intuition, bolstered by reading and snippets from some friends, tells me that there are many other people just like us, especially women. I can't tell you whether it's 5 or 10 or 20 percent, but it's not a tiny minority.
I'd suggest you focus on enjoying the abilities and interests you have, while continuing to explore (if you wish) your sexuality to see if some of the puzzle pieces fall into place over time. If they don't, that's fine too.
Don't let the word "normal" tie you in knots. One of our new posters, antiasexual, has stated that he considers both a complete lack of interest in sex and a near-constant focus on sex to be normal. I think he's dead-on.
I can tell you one thing with deep assurance: You're not broken. You're just fine the way you are.
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|Sat, 08-28-2010 - 11:08pm
I understand why you feel concerned, but trust me on this one: when you're neutral about something you're SUPPOSED to be in heaven about, that neutrality is practically guaranteed to turn into a negative. That's just basic human psychology. Every time a LL has sex, she knows that her partner expects (or at least hopes) her to show signs of enjoyment. That alone is enough to make the whole thing seem like a chore. Not many HL partners are as generous-minded as you seem to be, and even if they are, the LL partner is probably berating herself (either consciously or subconsciously) about her sexual indifference during the act. Negative self-talk is hardly a pleasant experience. Hence, a chore.
|Sun, 08-29-2010 - 5:17am
Oh, I think it's quite understandable one might think it a chore in the circumstances.
The issue I have here is the one I think we all want to avoid: knowingly entering into a long-term relationship, maybe
|Sun, 08-29-2010 - 10:35am
"It concerns me that you are already talking about sex as a chore, even if it's not specifically unpleasant."
Why is this a concern? I don't mean to come across as rude, so please don't take it that way. I am merely curious as to why you see it as a concern.
|Sun, 08-29-2010 - 10:42am
Thank you for your input. It's nice knowing there are others who don't enjoy sex, even though we're supposed to.
One difference between us that I've noticed, just from your post: how are you able to orgasm if you're not turned on/aroused? I have never been able to, no matter what I try, and I have been told it's because I'm not aroused. Even with lots of physical stimulation, nothing happens.
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Great lists guys. Seems to me as though the majority of people agree that Cena's top 2 would be vs Lesnar and vs Punk. Since those matches, as well as the other Punk matches and the Mysterio match from Raw are all from the past 2 years, can we say that Cena is potentially in his prime NOW in terms of in-ring work ? Seems like the feud with Punk in 2011 really lit a fire under his ass and motivated him to be something better than he was before.
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Will small biz get a bite of mega UK.gov IT pie? Yes: if it can pass the bulls**t sniff test
Does the UK government have a chance of being able to push 25 per cent of IT spend onto SMEs as it has promised? The correct answer is perhaps it does, but it doesn't actually matter either way. However, the reason why it doesn't matter is what's interesting to the economists among us. The exact and detailed reasons as to why …
Not entirely true
"As everyone who has ever run a successful project knows, the first thing to do is to get the specifications right."
True to an extent but as everyone who has run a successful project also knows, users rarely know what they want before they start the project. If your definition of successful is delivering the project and getting paid, it's fine to try and set the requirements in stone before you start. If you want a system which is actually useful you have to be prepared to refine the requirements as you go along - that's what agile is all about,
Re: Not entirely true
You are correct - refinement is a key requirements, but….
1. refining shit gets you a finer grade of shit - achievable goals are important and that means talking to the users/PBI (poor bloody infantry) as well as the people signing (note I did not say paying) the cheques
2. government sh1t is bad - the ability to afford step 1 (even if many of the usual culprits could not give a damn about doing so - their money comes from rework and requirements change) is a big barrier
3. governments are often run by morons who have seen a nice bit of shiny tech - hey iPads will get everyone back to work - and just want it. Don't need just want. Retaining some self respect tends to be the province of smaller organisations - but it does not win contracts.
Look at the reality
I have just tendered for a contract (not IT), the initial application demanded that I fill in a 'pre-application' form that ran into 228 questions. This was to narrow the field down to the 'last' 16 who will then be invited to tender for the contract. Each question was weighted to a value. Under 75/100 and your 'pre-application' would exclude you.
They asked for HSE, acceptance of government credit cards, environmental policy, discrimination policy, equal opportunities policy, whether I would need to invest, cost of sub-contractors, bank statements, 6 business references, details of contracts we hold, value of contracts we hold most valuable contracts.....
I could go on and on and on...
At around Question 160 I began to realise that the whole process was weighted in favour of national facilities companies, subtle questions here and there began appearing that pretty much excluded any small to medium sized business and reduced the overall mark out of 100.
But I Persevered and filled in the forms just to be pedantic.
All this for a contract that they stated would be worth no more than £7000 over 4 years and covered the Northwest of England.
Still waiting
Quoted for maintenance work for a number of Crown Courts ...... 3 years ago, asked to re-quote 2 years ago and then again a year ago but now instead of dealing directly with the courts it is now with G4S, for the same work.
As of today still waiting and no closer, but I understand G4S are using their own people now.
Small businesses are used to make up the numbers so that they (Gov) can say there is a level playing field, which it is not.
Re: Look at the reality
This sums up most public sector tenders, however you say that you may be excluded if you get less than 75/100, but you will also be excluded if you get 95/100 if there are 16 people who get 96/100 or better.
Remember it's not if you can do the job, it's about how big/good your tendering team is
Public sector is ALL about removing responsibility from the purchaser, if they followed proceure, they have absolved themselves of any responsibility, they may well have paid more for it, however that's OK, as we all know they have a money tree (you and me)
Unfair Assumption
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The second thing is that government is the archetypal simple shopper. "We'd like a computer system please but we don't really know quite what one we'd like": face it, salesmen dream of moments like this.
As everyone who has ever run a successful project knows, the first thing to do is to get the specifications right. Only once you've have, written in stone, what the system is going to do and how it is going to do it, can you possibly start to bring in anyone to start building it for you.
That is unfair - to say that government doesn't *know* what it wants isn't necessarily true in many cases. Those in government departments might know *exactly* what they want but the procurement rules prevent stating too specifically, a mixture of treasury, national and EU rules. Specs must be "only as specific as they need to be" and state the minimum necessary level of capability.
The principle is that the government departments must not get too narrow minded and supposedly thinking too specifically will limit the department from identifying any savings or alternative and novel ways of acheiving an objective (or solving a problem) *. However, it could often be argued that this would mean that specs are left too vague for the system/solution to be implemented properly. This isn't limited to software projects but software seems to be less easy to contain within open requirements than other areas of procurement.
But to say this is ignorance from the department rather than, say, accountants making rules in areas for which they do not have expertise, is unfair IMHO.
* - For more info, have a read of 'Investment Appraisal'.
We're actually seeing this beginning to get traction in UK government departments. Even the most traditionally insular ones like HMRC, whose 'Aspire' contract with Capgemini still has old crusties from its ICL days doing batch mainframe processing, are genuinely at least considering SMEs and open source software.
HMRC just put off signing a massive database rationalisation project in favour of re-launching the discovery phase with a total focus on SMEs and OSS. Rather than an out-of-the-enterprise-playbook standard Teradata solution at £15,000 per TB, they're now seeing unheard-of companies coming to them with genuinely innovative NoSQL solutions with no licensing costs and all the flexibility an organisation like HMRC needs to make its cost savings.
Of course, the cynic in me thinks that in all probability they'll just get bored after christmas and go throw money at Capgemini to implement the traditional warehousing solution (it has essentially zero risk, if nothing else), but the noises coming out of HMRC are very, very positive right now.
Govt contracting - cluster fecks and the public money tree
Govt contracting is infected with billy big bollox, wanting an all encompassing solution to world peace, for a cheap as chips price, for a decade long contract term with no accountability in Govt and all risk transferred to the successful bidder
and yet
they cannot articulate the need, the benefit or scope of the requirement; often compounding this situation by seeing no value in the preferred bidder doing a detailed needs analysis before final contracting.
That how we get all too common HS2 projects / contracts, Aircraft Carriers contracts and PFI hospital deals..........PFI schools blah blah........
All too depressing when one reflects on the fact that these tossers squander so much public money.
Contract for lightbulb supply and installation at £2000 a pop anyone?.................please!!!!
"As everyone who has ever run a successful project knows, the first thing to do is to get the specifications right. Only once you've have, written in stone, what the system is going to do and how it is going to do it, can you possibly start to bring in anyone to start building it for you."
What an absolute nonsense. Requirements are never set in stone and projects can and are still delivered successfully. Requirements "set in stone" mean your customer doesnt know what they want and will get something they don't need. Requirements change. Constantly. It's your job to deal with that, and that's why everyone who has ever run a successful project know, the first thing to do is get the PEOPLE right. Only once you have the right kind of people can you tackle anything the customer throws at you.
Eschewing waterfall for agile does not mean you have to hug trees.
"...we should only consider the interests of the producer insofar as that is important to the consumer.
An extension of this is that we really don't care who produces something but we do care that it is produced."
Surprisingly for me, I was broadly with you up until here. The extension only follows if the consumer is utterly indifferent to the producer - Smith comment does not mandate that. If the end result is functionally equivalent then there may be many reasons to actively choose a particular producer, e.g. an SME over a established multi-national. Indeed some may hope that consideration of the producer, given functional equivalence of the product, is something that might potentially have a beneficial effect to the system - unless one is deliberately trying to achieve some extreme form of free corporate capitalism.
Not so fast.
"As everyone who has ever run a successful project knows, the first thing to do is to get the specifications right. Only once you've have, written in stone, what the system is going to do and how it is going to do it, can you possibly start to bring in anyone to start building it for you."
IMHO (which to be fair smart people pay good $ for)
The reason why projects fail is the over-emphasis on knowing every tiny detail up front because details change. Worse still pedants and people with agendas use the details to score points, devouring productivity. Concentrate on the big picture first. Get into the detail at the right time.
See wikipedia under "Agile".
Re: Not so fast.
Agile or no, the government tends to have trouble getting past the "big picture" stage. Never mind the details...
Re: Not so fast.
I've helped out with bidding on a few government contracts, and one thing strikes me very clearly. Often the government will put out a tender for a fixed price contract with the most unbelievably vague scope. I sketched out the technical approach for a recent bid and helped write up the proposal, in the end when we did our delivery review there was an unknown level of risk due to unclear requirements.
We ended up proposing a time and materials discovery phase to work out what the hell they actually want! The government definitely needs to spend more time at least getting an agreed vision for a project before jumping straight into procurement.
we're all people
As someone pointed out earlier, projects are delivered by people. I'd like you to try a little thought experiment. Imagine you work for an SME. Unfortunately that SME has just gone bust, because they were not very good at managing the government department's total inability to make a decision. The only job you can get is working for an SI - it doesn't really matter if it's Capgemini, CSC, CGI, IBM, HPES... Now, have you just become a totally incompetent and fundamentally venal and dishonest person? Thought not.
I get the impression Govt projects *never* plan for change
So everything get re-written with some assumption that X would never change turns out to be so much BS.
Taxes. Never going to change pretty much every thing about them (what, what is applied to what, how the "what" is calculated).
I'll note that while the UK does not have FAR I'm quite sure they have some equivalent pile of BS to work through, most of which to the average SME look like stereo instructions.
Maybe people will have a better idea of what they want before they start ordering it be built ASAP.
I've had a sh**ty day and I can hope tomorrow might be a better one.
Re: I get the impression Govt projects *never* plan for change
One problem is that Governments themselves change and the new guys always like to fiddle with what the previous lot started, like a dog marking a lamppost. National ID card scheme, billions spent, new guys arrive, project is canned. Taxes go up, taxes go down, new regulations for married couples, special exemptions here and there, small businesses get special treatment (good and bad) etc. Setting up a major project with deliverables beyond an election is going to involve change like it or no.
Re: I get the impression Govt projects *never* plan for change
Taxes go up, taxes go down, new regulations for married couples, special exemptions here and there...
In most systems things like this are expected to be variable. Taxes may go up and down, they may be charged on different things and calculated in different ways, but the basic principle of taxation doesn't change. The rules change, even if the requirement to follow rules is fixed.
That's the difference between a computer system and, say, a clock. One is adaptable, the other always does the same thing.
Re: I get the impression Govt projects *never* plan for change
> the basic principle of taxation doesn't change <
I'm not so sure. The principles do change.
To take one possible change in the pipeline - married couples' allowances. Might the (re-)introduction of that hose your data model and code base - or could it handle that with just a soft configuration change?
(Well outside my domain - would genuinely like to know).
old wine, new bottles
Re: old wine, new bottles
Awesome list.
GDS doing what it can not what it should.
'It's a single, centralized portal to pretty much everything the British government might be able to do for you.'
So GDS is delivering the opposite of the Open Public Services White paper - the one that said 'the old centralized approach to public service delivery is broken' http://files.openpublicservices.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/OpenPublicServices-WhitePaper.pdf
Oh and how much of GDS work has resulted in code back to the open source projects they are using or are we at risk of maintaining closed bespoke forks at public cost?
BRILLIANT article
So VERY TRUE. I once worked for a supplier to government and was horrified by the number of people employed (at public expense) to do IT procurement. And, from their Invitations to tender, they clearly had little or no idea either about what was wanted, or how IT systems worked, let alone how to have a cost-justified system..
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Steve Ballmer "We tried too big a task" with Vista
Its not every day that you hear the CEO of a major corporation admit that they wasted time on a product. But Steve Ballmer did just that when talking about Windows Vista. Ballmer stated that We tried too big a task and in the process wound up losing thousands of man hours of innovation," according to Thinq.co.uk. All of those man hours resulted in a 5 year wait for the follow up to the rock solid platform that is still widely used today, Windows XP.
Neowin.net - Steve Ballmer "We tried too big a task" with Vista
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my brother can agree, from his constant "explorer.exe not responding" popups lol.
But yeah i see vista as kind of a loss of the intelligence put into it, or originally invested into
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vista is a failure. that's why seven is born
im just sayin
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Windows 7 Professional 64
I can remember all the hype with "Longhorn" then the pieces started to fall away.
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Windows 7 Home Premium [64-Bit]
Vista is good in the beginning after you install it, but later on you start to see SO MUCH INCOMPATIBILITY, that the whole way you use the computer HAS to change - your OS forces you to. I didn't downgrade to XP when I got my Vista though. Stayed on Vista for about 2 years. Got used to it... Sort of... When Windows 7 came into my life, though, everything changed. No more worries - EVERYTHING JUST WORKS!
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|21 May 2010
im staying with xp at first and i never ,so far using vista in my life as i heard they use a lot of resources.
im having a hard time going to seven at first too, but when i research about it. i think it's time to change.
i came across an article that stated "theres only 30% left of XP users in this world"
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Vista with SP2 was turning out right. Except for the early days with driver issues, I have never had any major issue with Vista.
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|21 May 2010
Windows 7 Ultimate X64 SP1
Iv said it before and ill say it again, Vista to me felt slightly unfinished, like there was alot of stuff that was still in "beta" mode (start menu search for instance) Its almost like Ballmer just went "s**t its been 5 years, just shove out what we've got, and call it... Vista, yeah Vista"
Vista was percived as a failure, not because of Microsoft, but because of the software designers and hardware manufacturors,
eveyone "in the know" had code for Vista a whole YEAR before release, but nobody bothered to release drivers, combine that with the slight unstableness you tend to get with a brand new Windows OS anyway (7 excluded from this) and THAT is why Vista bombed, Vista itself wasn't bad, once you got used to it, the thing that p***ed me off, was those PC companies selling PC's with 1GB of Ram and Vista, sure Vista will run on 1GB of Ram, just, but dont expect to get anything productive done.
If Microsoft made one mistake with Vista, it was making it incompatible with XP drivers and software, they must have known that alot of companies just wouldn't bother updating, it should have been backwards compatible.
Lastly, I am truly thankful for Vista because it led to its little big (little in terms of resources used compared to Vista, big in terms of stuff in it) brother Windows 7
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|21 May 2010
i sometimes wonder why does it called seven and now i know why
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The two men vying to lead the Boston chapter of the NAACP will debate at a forum on Monday, November 22 at the Vine Street Community Center, 339 Dudley Street, Roxbury. The event is sponsored by the Young Professionals Network of the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts and the Vine Street Community Center Council. It starts at 7 p.m.
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PLU is not just a school; it's an experience. To really get to understand PLU a prospective student has to come meet the people, see the classrooms, and live the life.
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I'm doing good.. I'm on, just don't post alot anymore. I have tons going on now a days. I've been working out after work for atleast an hour. Lost 22 pounds since Mid Feb. =) I have the Yellow car and my own car (forester) projects going. The yellow are is almost done and I'm upgrading my forester to forged pistons and bigger turbo, bored my block and took it to a machine shop to have heads cleaned. I have over 170,000 miles on it thing! LOL And so yeah, just lots going on. How are you? Anything new going on? You on face booK? I don't go on myspace but once a month.. LOL
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HI JEN!!! I don't see you around the Club a whole lot, so I just wanted to stop by and see how you're doing!
You like it like that don't you honey....
Jen makes my mangina tingle! ^_^
Hi Jenn! I'm doing well, thanks for asking! How have you been? I really need to come on teh Club more, I'm so outta the loop! I've just been busy having an outside social life for once and going on edates with my new boo. <3
Hi honey!! how you doing??
I'm training a new girl at work. No, we still have the Yellow beast. Its at another sponsor's shop being fully caged, tubbed and a ford 9" rear end put in it. When they are done, it'll be a full drag car but still street legal. Should be done really soon, end of June or July. =) And for the forester, I won 2 trophies with her a few weekends ago! She'll be on PDXine.com also! We're doing the write up on june 1st, this sunday. I'll keep you posted on that! Also going to being HIN with her in Seattle. =) I'm pretty excited.
Training?! Did you get a new job? What are you doing now? Did you sell the yellow WRX? And how's the Forester (still looks sexy as ever in your avatar!).
(Meant to post this on your wall the other day, but accidently posted it on my own! Doh! lol)
I've been great! Just not near a computer as much.. only in the evenings due to training at work. Sucks to train and it looks like I'll be doing it again soon! BLAH! Yah, I'm a myspace addict! lol
Hiii Jennn! I haven't seen you around teh Club as much! So I hope you're doing well. I'm always checking out your myspace to see what you're up to.


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A study says a genetic factor may explain why some men who were abused as children mature into violent criminals.
The study followed 442 males in New Zealand for 26 years.
Men who were abused and had a flawed brain chemical gene were far more likely to commit criminal or anti-social actions.
Abuse victims with low gene activity had 44 percent of violent crime convictions, although they were only 12 percent of the study group.
Abuse victims with normal genes were no more likely to be anti-social than those who were not abused. Experts say the finding could lead to new ways of helping abused children become responsible adults.
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