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|Mon, 06-29-2009 - 12:19am
He was here for a job interview, having recently gotten out of a three-year live-in relationship that ended on a very sour note. Realizing that his newfound freedom opened up opportunities that wouldn't have been possible previously, he'd instructed the recruiter he was working with that he would be wide open when it came to considering geographical locations. When the call came in that a company in Colorado liked what they saw from his resume, Dave had been intrigued. Although he was personally unfamiliar with the area, his friend Elaine had moved to Boulder a couple of years back and fallen in love with it. In fact it was her he was headed to see right now. The interview was scheduled for a Friday, and the company had been more than willing to allow him to fly home on Sunday as long as he picked up the additional expenses that would be incurred by staying over the weekend. A quick text message to Elaine had confirmed that he could crash on her couch, and plans quickly came together.
The interview itself had gone extremely well. Dave spent the better part of the day being grilled technically. After finding out more about the specifics of the position it definitely seemed like a good match from both sides. Although it would take them a couple of business days to check his references and put a written offer together, he'd received a verbal assurance from the director of the division he was interviewing with that one would be forthcoming. A change in scenery would do him the world of good, from more than one perspective, and he was quite excited by the possibilities.
By now his exit was fast approaching, and as he turned off the interstate and onto local roads, heading west into Longmont and then down the Diagonal Highway towards Boulder, his thoughts naturally turned from where he'd been to where he was going. Elaine was someone he knew from his college days, the two of them members of a loose knit group of friends that centered on the apartment where they'd both lived at different times. She had been one of the first of their circle to move in there, along with her then-boyfriend Joe, while Dave had been among the last of the group to live there prior to graduating and moving on to more adult quarters. About a year after she'd first moved in, quite suddenly to those like Dave who saw it from a distance, Elaine had broken up with Joe, dropped out of school and moved back home with her parents, ultimately taking a year off before changing her major to English and finishing a degree at her local state university.
The last time they'd seen each other was a little over a year ago, just before she took a job as a technical writer in the computer center at the University of Colorado and moved out to the front range, where she now spent her days working on documentation for undergraduates, and taking care of whatever other odd jobs needed doing. Dave was quite looking forward to catching up with her, and finding out what had been going on in her life in the meantime. The plans they'd made included Indian food for dinner tonight, doing some biking up one of the canyons tomorrow, and just hanging out. All in all, he expected it to be a relaxing and enjoyable weekend.
|Mon, 06-29-2009 - 10:30pm
She also reflected, idly, on why she and Dave had never hooked up. Partly she knew it was because one or both of them had been involved with someone else for most of the time they'd known each other, starting with her and Joe, and also Dave and that girl Sarah he was dating when they first met. Then there was the fact that he was one of the nicest guys she knew, and that their friendship held a certain comfort level for them both, one that she wouldn't want to see messed up by trying to force it to become something it wasn't. She also wasn't sure if this particular nice guy had an inner tiger that was capable of coming out to play in the bedroom, a quality she very much needed in a bedmate, although she half suspected he might based on an odd remark she'd overheard him make to Sarah at a Halloween party long ago. Over the years she'd blown up that one tiny incident into a fully fleshed out and rather kinky fantasy, and if the reality turned out not to live up to that it would be difficult to contain her disappointment.
"Stop it," she told herself, realizing that she was just as likely to affect their easy friendship by fretting too much as she was by making an unwelcome pass. Instead she forcibly turned her thoughts to the favor she planned on asking that evening. She was extremely nervous about bringing it up with him, as doing so revealed a side of her that she'd never been comfortable sharing with anyone, and she really hoped it wasn't going to freak him out too much.
Friday night traffic delays caused her to make it home just in the nick of time, so when Dave arrived a few minutes later she apologized for her tardiness and invited him to help himself to a beer from the fridge, and make himself comfortable, while she finished getting ready to go out. The restaurant they were going to was popular with the students, featuring southern Indian cuisine. It was fairly small, with furnishings that leaned heavily towards cheap and functional, but as they arrived on the early side they were seated right away. Over dosai and Kingfisher beer they caught up on the past year and exchanged gossip about mutual friends before moving on to the inevitable subject.
"So what happened with Ashley?" she interjected into a lull in the conversation just as they were finishing up their main courses. She was genuinely curious, of course, and concerned for how her friend was doing, but if she was being honest with herself she would be forced to admit that she brought it up partly to delay the topic that she needed to discuss with him.
He sighed audibly, and paused before replying, as if choosing his words carefully. "You know, with the number of times I've asked myself that, I still don't have any real idea. Nine months ago things were going great. I'd just moved into her condo, and we'd started window-shopping in jewelry stores, looking at engagement rings. Then, one night, she went out after work with her girlfriends. No big deal, she'd done it plenty of times before, except that this time she didn't come home until 8 o'clock the following morning, minus her panties."
"Oh Dave, I'm so sorry! That totally sucks."
"I was ready to leave then and there. But she was all, 'I'm sorry, I don't know what happened, we were drinking, I got carried away, it will never happen again, I love you.' So we put the wedding plans on hold, and tried to patch things back together. For a while our sex life was all blowjobs and Victoria's Secret, like she was trying a little too hard to make it up to me, or maybe just to convince herself that everything was okay, I don���t really know which. Probably a little of both, in the end."
"Six months went by, and it felt like we were making some progress, that we'd finally reached the point where it was no longer hanging in the air between us all the time. Things didn't seem quite as forced, and marriage talk began creeping back into our conversation. I think we were both starting to look upon the incident as a bad dream. When we thought about it at all, that is, which was becoming less and less frequent. Until one afternoon, when she called to say that she was going out with her girlfriends again after work."
"Oh my God, what did you say?"
"What could I say? I got a sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach as soon as the words left her mouth. But, I had to let her go. She was either going to behave herself, or she wasn't, but that ball was entirely in her court. She said she'd be home by 9:00, and I told her to have fun. At 9 o'clock, with no sign of her and no message saying she'd been delayed, I started packing up my things. It didn't take long, since I was the one who'd moved into her place and all my furniture was in storage anyway, so it was really just my clothes and some personal belongings. At 10:00 I walked out the door, leaving my keys on the kitchen table with a note that said, 'I hope he was worth it.' "
"Where did you go? What did you do?"
"I checked into a hotel for the night, and turned my cell phone off. The next morning I called into work, saying that I needed to take some of my accrued vacation time, and went hiking in the mountains for 3 days. When I came back down, I had over 50 messages from her, but with a newfound clarity I realized that the overwhelming emotion I was feeling was relief, as if a huge weight had been lifted from my shoulders. I called her back and let her know that things were well and truly over this time, and that I was moving on with my life. I found a cheap apartment with a month by month tenancy until I figure out what I'm doing long term, and now here I am."
"Oh Dave, I'm so sorry," Elaine repeated, taking each of his hands in hers and fighting the urge to stand up and give him a hug.
"You know, I've got just enough distance from it now that I believe she was feeling the same thing. The reason this happened every time we got close to making a long-term commitment was because, subconsciously, she also knew it would have been a mistake. She picked one hell of a way to let me know she wasn't ready, though."
There wasn't much more for either of them to say on the subject, so after a brief silence their conversation naturally drifted back into small talk. In particular, Dave was interested in her experience moving from the east coast to the Front Range, and how she found it here. As the waiter cleared their plates and brought them dessert menus to peruse, Elaine took a deep breath, forced the lump down out of her throat, and prepared to raise the subject that had been weighing on her mind all day.
"Dave, can I ask you for a favor while you're here? There's something I'd really appreciate if you could do for me." The question hung in the air between them for a moment, the sound of her heartbeat pounding in her head as she waited for the other shoe to drop, anticipating the laughter that was sure to follow once her friend learned what a freak show she really was.
"That all depends on what it is, of course, but I imagine so."
"There's something that I'm into, a sexual something, that I'd like you to help me with tonight." No sooner had the words left her mouth than she saw from the look on Dave's face where his mind was going and rushed to head it off. "Don't worry, I'm not making a pass at you."
"Well that's certainly a relief. Not that I'd exactly mind fielding a pass from an attractive and intelligent woman, but what exactly are you doing, then?"
She looked straight into his eyes, and hesitated for a moment before continuing. Pandora's box had been opened, and there was no other path available to her now except for the one that led forward. "Look, I'm just going to lay my cards out on the table. I enjoy being tied up, really enjoy it, if you know what I mean."
She waited for the laughter that she was sure would follow her revelation; the snide remark or quick joke that would indicate just how ridiculous he found her kinky desires. Instead, he responded with, "Wow, we may have more in common than I ever realized."
"What do you mean by that?" she asked, confused.
"It doesn't matter. So I take it you're asking me if I'd be willing to do the tying?"
"No, not that," she forced the words out, reading at this point from a mental script she'd prepared well in advance. "I've played around a little with tying myself up, but as you might imagine, it's really only very small things that I can do with that. Attempting any kind of major bondage by myself would entail far too much risk, since if I tied myself up and then couldn't get out of it, I'd be stuck. What I was hoping to be able to do while you're here is to try some real self-bondage, where I'm genuinely immobilized for a period of time, and just have you check on me in the morning to make sure I'm okay, kind of like a sexual spotter."
He laughed at her comparison, but readily agreed to do as she asked. Elaine breathed a huge sigh of relief, as much at her friend not ridiculing her for what she wished to do as at his willingness to help her out, and suddenly found that her appetite for dessert had dissipated.
|Mon, 06-29-2009 - 11:20pm
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|Tue, 06-30-2009 - 11:41pm
The basic setup was fairly simple. A small hook was mounted in the ceiling directly above the middle of her bed, from which a string hung down, with a ring tied to the end that dangled in the air about a foot above the mattress. A second hook was mounted in the ceiling on the side of the room, directly above the dresser. She showed him how she planned on placing some ice cubes inside a knee-high stocking, then feeding the top of the stocking through the ring that dangled from the string, and tying the end of the stocking off to the hook above the dresser. Elaine would be bound and handcuffed on the bed, with the keys to the cuffs attached to the ring. After the ice melted, dripping into a bowl that was set on the dresser below, the ring would be able to slip off the toe of the stocking and swing down to where she'd be able to reach it and use the keys to un-cuff herself.
"Are you sure about the time it will take for the ice to melt?" he asked.
"I've tested it several times, with different numbers of ice cubes. Six cubes should give me just about four hours."
After setting up the ice and stocking Elaine returned to the bed, where various items were set out on the nightstand in preparation. Turning to face him, she paused for a moment, as if waiting for him to leave.
"Sorry," he told her, "but if I'm here to guarantee your safety, I need to know everything about the situation you're putting yourself in."
Shrugging, she grabbed the hem of her t-shirt and raised it above her navel. Maintaining eye contact the whole time, she picked up a length of rope and doubled it up, placing the loop that formed in the middle between her belly button and the waistband of her lacy black boy shorts. The tails of the rope were fed around her waist, through the loop, and then back around her waist a couple of times in the other direction before being tied off. Watching her bind herself, Dave struggled to control his breathing. The effect of seeing rope laid on skin was an erotic charge that made a beeline for his already stiffening prick. He fervently hoped his face wasn't betraying just how much of a shared interest this was for him.
Elaine, inevitably, began sensing his growing excitement in spite of his best efforts to keep it to himself. "So is this playing right into your fantasies then, having a scantily clad woman tie herself up while you watch?" she asked, cheekily.
"Oh God, you have no idea!"
She laughed a little at that, a high-pitched giggle intended to cover her own nervousness at what was taking place, and went back to binding herself under his scrutiny. The next piece of rope-work was a fascinating herringbone braid formed out of what appeared to be three lengths of rope of different colors, folded in half to form six tails. On one end of the braids the loops had been left loose for a few inches, while the other end of it separated into two three-strand braids. On the loop end, a few inches below where the braid started, it appeared that the braid had separated into two three-strand braids for a while, and then recombined into a single braid of all six tails, forming a slit about two and a half inches long in the center of the braid.
As Dave watched, she tucked the loop at the top end of the braid underneath the front of her waist rope, fed the rest of the braid through it, and pulled it tight. The braid was fed around her crotch, over the top of her panties, and one of the tails fed underneath the waist rope behind her back. Sensing where she was going with this, Dave moved behind her and took the two tails of the braid from her, tying them off and cinching the braid snugly between her legs.
"Thank you," she said, spinning around to face him once again. Lowering her eyes to his crotch, she allowed them to linger pointedly on his growing erection. "I gather someone likes what he sees so far?"
He let her comment go unanswered. After a moment she raised her eyes to his once again, then picked up a vibrating egg and tucked it inside her panties, where it nestled into the slit in the braid, which parted slightly to press it firmly against her clitoris from either side. Picking up a pair of nipple clamps, she went to feed them under her t-shirt, but Dave placed his hand over hers and took them from her. Reaching under her shirt with his right hand, he gently fastened one of the clamps to her very erect left nipple, and then allowed his hand to linger, copping a feel of her breast.
"Oh my!" she gasped, as he repeated the process on the other side. Picking up a bottle of water from the nightstand, she unscrewed the cap and drank the contents down quickly. Moving into a kneeling position on the bed she picked up a leather collar, and turned her head towards him once again.
"Would you care to do the honors?" she asked, huskily.
Dave didn't need to be asked twice. Taking the collar from her he wrapped it around her neck, sliding the slit in one end over the metal D-ring on the other. Without needing to be told what came next he picked a dog lead up off the nightstand and led it around one of the bars in the headboard, feeding the clip through the looped handle before cinching it tight, just as Elaine had done with the rope braid around her crotch, and clipped it to her collar. The lead was just long enough to allow her to toss and turn normally on the bed, but would not allow her up to fetch the items that would be needed to free herself from her bonds.
Without either of them being aware of it, the dynamic between them had subtly shifted. At first Dave had simply been an observer of things Elaine was doing to herself. Now she had ceded control to him, and he was not about to volunteer to give it back. The final item on the nightstand was a pair of handcuffs, which he tucked through the junction of the waist rope and crotch braid behind her back, diagonally from upper right to lower left, and secured them around her wrists. The cuffs were of the double locking variety, so that they would not tighten up on her inadvertently during the night, and the keys were in them, allowing them to be locked. The keys were attached to a simple key ring, to which were also affixed a metal fishing weight, what looked like a remote control clicker for a car, and a clip at the end of a short metal braid. Removing the keys from the cuffs and inspecting the various items, Dave pushed the button on the clicker, and heard the vibe in her panties start to buzz. Finally he took the key ring and clipped it to the ring at the end of the string that was fastened around the stocking at the side of the room.

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United Rentals Inc. (NYSE: URI) today announced that it has been named a Charter Member of the Campbell Institute, the environmental, health and safety (EHS) center of excellence of the National Safety Council (NSC). The Institute provides a forum for prominent companies in diverse industries to share their expertise through EHS research, partnerships and a collaborative knowledge base.
Michael Kneeland, chief executive officer of United Rentals, said, "We're honored and excited to join the internationally respected cadre of thought leaders who comprise the Campbell Institute's Charter Membership. We look forward to contributing our perspective to help positively impact safety and sustainability for many different types of businesses."
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Wren tell his father as to why he is there?
(a) That he had just learned time travel and wanted to see his dad.
(b) That he wanted to come back and murder his mother and uncle and save his father.
(c) That he and Maggie have been caught in a time wrap for 10 years.
(d) The truth--that Wren is accused of murdering his parents.
2. What does the group that is spirited to the bowels of a ship decide?
(a) That they will start their own Sanctuary far away from there.
(b) That Wren should give himself up to save the rest of them.
(c) That they have to come up with some way to prove that Wren did not kill his parents.
(d) That the only way to solve the problem of Wren's accusation is to kill Zack.
3. Who killed Karina?
(a) Greyson.
(b) She commits suicide.
(c) Aristotle.
(d) Karina's lover.
4. What is Wren's response to Maggie's offer of protection.
(a) He says the were would just slaughter the cops.
(b) He says that even a were mouse would be stronger than Maggie.
(c) He tells her should could never stand against the were with a mere rifle.
(d) He says that perhaps if they put double locks on the doors, her plan will work.
5. What does Aristotle give Wren before he leaves Savitor's?
(a) A million dollar check.
(b) His business card.
(c) Nothing.
(d) A picture of Wren and Aristotle from 21 years ago.
Short Answer Questions
1. When Maggie and Wren go see Bill Laurens, what does he tell them?
2. When Aristotle discovers Wren and Maggie in the closet, what does Aristotle ask?
3. With whom does Aimee argue when she arrives back at Sanctuary?
4. How does Maggie deal with what Wren is telling her?
5. Why does Wren want to bring Maggie along to the past?
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The AD698 is a complete, monolithic Linear Variable Differential Transformer (LVDT) signal conditioning subsystem. It is used in conjunction with LVDTs to convert transducer mechanical position to a unipolar or bipolar dc voltage with a high degree of accuracy and repeatability. All circuit functions are included on the chip. With the addition of a few external passive components to set frequency and gain, the AD698 converts the raw LVDT output to a scaled dc signal. The device will operate with half-bridge LVDTs, LVDTs connected in the series opposed configuration (4-wire), and RVDTs.
The AD698 contains a low distortion sine wave oscillator to drive the LVDT primary. Two synchronous demodulation channels of the AD698 are used to detect primary and secondary amplitude. The part divides the output of the secondary by the amplitude of the primary and multiplies by a scale factor. This eliminates scale factor errors due to drift in the amplitude of the primary drive, improving temperature performance and stability.
The AD698 uses a unique ratiometric architecture to eliminate several of the disadvantages associated with traditional approaches to LVDT interfacing. The benefits of this new circuit are: no adjustments are necessary; temperature stability is improved; and transducer interchangeability is improved.
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Los Angeles-Days Inn Airport South Bay/Lawndale
Los Angeles-Days Inn Airport South Bay/Lawndale in Lawndale
Los Angeles-Days Inn Airport South Bay/Lawndale
Hotel Guest Rating: 6.6/10
15636 Hawthorne Blvd
Lawndale, CA 90260
Welcome to the Los Angeles-Days Inn Airport South Bay/Lawndale
Recently renovated, close to the airport and offering free Wi-Fi and free parking, Los Angeles-Days Inn Airport South Bay/Lawndale is just the spot for savvy Priceline guests.
Hotel Features
This 43-room hotel on three floors was renovated in 2011. All rooms have free high-speed internet access, work desks with executive chairs, microwaves and mini-fridges, coffeemakers, cable TVs and free local calling. Non-smoking rooms can be requested. The 24-hour front desk is happy to help with copy and fax services. There's even a guest laundry. After a day in the saddle, the hot tub sure feels good. Parking is free.
Hotel Location
Just off I-405, the hotel is two miles from South Bay Galleria mall and three miles from the shops of Manhattan Village. Home Depot Center is less than 15 minutes away. Hollywood is 30 minutes from the hotel. It's seven miles to Los Angeles International airport.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests appreciate the "clean and modern" accommodations, the "location and ease of access" and the great price at this Days Inn.
Los Angeles-Days Inn Airport South Bay/Lawndale Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
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Caribbean Shrimp-and-Pumpkin Chowder
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- 2 tablespoon(s) vegetable oil
- 4 cup(s) chopped onion
- 2 tablespoon(s) Madras curry powder
- 1 tablespoon(s) minced peeled gingerroot
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) crushed red pepper
- 3 clove(s) garlic, crushed
- 5 cup(s) clam juice
- 1 cup(s) diced red bell pepper
- 2 14.5 oz. cans no-salt added whole tomatoes, undrained and chopped
- 1 6 oz. can tomato paste
- 1-1/2 pound(s) meium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 2 cup(s) cubed, cooked fresh pumpkin
- 1 cup(s) evaporated skimmed milk
- 1/3 cup(s) minced green onions
- 1/4 cup(s) minced fresh parsley
- 2 tablespoon(s) minced fresh cilantro
- 2 tablespoon(s) lime juice
- Heat oil in a large dutch oven over medium heat. Add onion; saute 7 min. or until tender. Add onion; saute 7 min. or until tender. Add curry powder, gingerroot, crushed red pepper, and garlic; saute 2 min. Add clam juice through tomato paste); bring to a boil. Cover, reduce heat and simmer 20 min. Add shrimp; cook, uncovere, 5 min. or until shrimp is done. Stir in remaining ingredients, cook 5 min. or until thoroughly heated.
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Jordan Peele and Keegan-Michael Key, as FBI agents, join Allison Tolman in "Fargo."
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Emmy nominees won't be revealed until mid-July, but there's already strong buzz for a contender in the category of supporting actress in a movie or miniseries, someone who will most likely compete against Oscar winners Julia Roberts and Kathy Bates.
Welcome to the club, Allison Tolman!
Uh, hold on. Allison who?
Tolman understands why her name doesn't ring a bell. She had landed only two TV parts in five years before she was plucked out of near-obscurity to play the role of sweet but stubborn Deputy Molly Solverson in FX's "Fargo," the Minnesota-set sensation that wraps up its season on Tuesday.
"It's like when you have a dream where you get a great job or bought a car and then you wake up and say 'goddammit,' " said Tolman, apologizing profusely earlier this week for being 14 minutes late for a phone interview, a sure sign that's she's still new to the business. "That dream could be happening right now."
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"I don't look like a lot of actresses we have on TV right now," she said. "My body shape is appropriate for our story and should be appropriate for more stories if we're going to be honest about what we put on television. I think it makes viewers feel better about themselves."
Despite all the attention, Tolman doesn't have her next gig lined up, although she is planning to move to Los Angeles this summer with her boyfriend. She's waiting to see whether "Fargo" gets a second season. All signs point to that happening, with an average viewership of a little under 2 million viewers — significantly more than FX's "The Americans," which has been picked up for a third round. If so, the question is whether she might return as Molly or perhaps as an entirely different character, a device Ryan Murphy has applied with great success on "American Horror Story."
"I would be so lucky to get another season," she said. "I told Noah I wanted to come back as a prostitute. Based on his reaction, I don't think that's going to happen."
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Last summer I became a florist. Actually, that's not at all true. I helped my friend Karisa with do-it-yourself flowers for her India-meets-Anthropologie style wedding. I, by no means, became a florist. Actually the whole experience made me appreciate professionals even more. After super early mornings, remaking wilting bouquets on the hottest day of the year, and cleaning flower stems for hours on end, I definitely saw more value in what pro florists do. Successful DIY flowers take a lot more than access to a flower market and a little creativity. Knowing what works, what doesn't, and how to manage flowers of all shapes and sizes isn't something you learn overnight.
Having said that, I was so glad that Karisa allowed me to be part of her wedding day in this way. What a joy to come alongside so many others from our church family to help celebrate the beginning of Karisa & Arvind's marriage. It was an amazing experience to see so many people offer help with parts of the celebration they were good at: baking cakes, building all manner of things from light posts to coffee tables, and negotiating catering contracts. I was glad to see the body come together in that way.
Arvind is a pastor in India. He and Karisa now live there together as they serve in an Indian church. Their wedding was a celebration of their faith, style, cultures, and passions. Karisa planned lots of details to incorporate their personalities. Everything from a chartreuse green couch, Scrabble, and living room-style seating, exuded what they love.
The flowers for the day were an eclectic mix of dahlias, China berries, mums, cocks combs, artichokes, cabbage, crespedia (a.k.a. billy balls), marigolds, teddy bead sunflowers, fever few, tulips, and spray roses.
Karisa's bouquet was my favorite part of the flowers. She wanted whites and greens with lots of texture. We used big garden roses, scabiosa, lisianthus, China berries, cabbage, artichokes, dahlias and China mums. Each bouquet was wrapped in ribbons Karisa had been collecting for the big day.
The groom and groomsmen wore diy ribbon boutonnieres made by one of Karisa's bridesmaids.
The reception was a fun celebration with lots of coffee tables, low arrangements, and a photo booth.
Thanks to Ellie Grover for the fabulous photographs.
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Star Trek: The Original Series - Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? hitting PSN and XBL next month
Attention Trekkies: Deep Silver, doublesix digital and CBS have announced Star Trek: The Original Series – Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Special Edition for PSN and XBL.1
Star Trek gets E3 gameplay trailer
Digital Extreme showed off a new trailer for their upcoming title Star Trek during the Sony E 3 press conference. The trailer shows pre-alpha gameplay footage from the title and gives you a glimpse at its world. It also contains some great music. Based on the JJ Abrams film, Star Trek is slated for a […]7
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Star Trek Online first anniversary video revisits new features
Cryptic have poured heart and soul into Star Trek Online over the last year, so what better way to celebrate its first birthday to look back over the impressive list of new features and content introduced in the interim?0
Cryptic releases Season 3 for Star Trek Online
Cryptic has released Season 3 for Star Trek Online.0
STO: Cryptic holds welcome back weekend, talks future content
Star Trek Online's executive producer, Craig Zinkievich, has revealed some of the upcoming content for the MMO, and one bit in particular that fans should get a thrill out of, is the addition of Deep Space 9′s roulette-like game Dabo.1
Star Trek MMO will not get a sequel, says Cryptic
Cryptic has said that it doesn't have any plans to release a sequel to its Star Trek MMO in the future.1
Star Trek Online video shows The Infected
Cryptic has put out a video for Star Trek Online showing-off a the new raid that hit the game. Called The Infected, it is posted below the break, courtesy of Joystiq. In it, five players at level 43 and higher are set to infiltrate a Borg station and while there, investigate a Borg nanovirus that […]0
Star Trek Online fans upset over new user deals, free trial removed
Cryptic Studios is getting yelled at by players of Star Trek Online over a deal it had running where a $10 price cut and an additional 60-days (actually a total of 90-days) free game time was handed out to customers who purchased the standard edition of the game by March 3. If one purchased the […]4
Star Trek Online: The Borg are preparing to assimilate you
Star Trek Online's getting some new Special Task Force Missions centered around the Borg. Yikes. To be played by both the Federation and Klingon players, the five-man missions are end-game content that should be making Federalies tremble in their go-go boots.2
PAX East to have Wesley Crusher as first keynote
Organizers for PAX East announced today that Wesley Crusher will keynote the March event.12
Star Trek Online head start is a go
Those that pre-ordered Star Trek Online can now start playing in the early start program.2
Star Trek Online to offer lifetime subscriptions for a limited time
Cryptic's to offer lifetime subscriptions for Star Trek Online, and like with its other MMO Champions Online – it's a limited time offer.8
Doors flung wide for Star Trek Online open beta today
The day you've been living for has arrived: Cryptic's Star Trek Online open beta goes live at 10.00am PST today.2
UK retailers reveal pre-order deals for Star Trek Online
Namco Bandai, the UK publisher for Star Trek Online, today revealed details surrounding the game's pre-order incentives, including being able to partake in the open beta from January 12-26.0
Bethesda pitched a Star Trek RPG before making Fallout 3
Todd Howard told Kotaku in its latest podcast that Bethesda pitched a single-player Star Trek RPG before starting on Fallout 3.7
System requirements announced for Star Trek Online
Cyrptic has announced the recommended and required system specs your PC must adhere to should you wish to play Star Trek Online. Read 'em and weep, or jump for joy – whichever: System Requirements OS: Windows XP SP2 / Windows Vista / Windows 7 (32 or 64-bit) CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 1.8 Ghz or […]2
UK to recieve new 360 Elite bundles
Microsoft is readying two new Elite bundles for the Xbox 360 in the UK, according to MCV. The two bundles celebrate the release of Paramount films Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen and Star Trek. The Star Trek bundle has the console, the movie on a USB stick and 800 MS points for Star Trek: PDLC […]30
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It seems a recent 'emerge --sync' is wanting to downgrade my Jack...or
is it?
It looks like some dependency of FluidSynth is steering me toward the
Jack package included in main Gentoo, version 0.121.3-r1, and trying to
remove my 22.214.171.124-r1 package from Pro-Audio overlay.
However, I know there are some differences in numbering scheme for Jack
depending on whether it's the SMP or non-SMP supporting version, and
also there's the DBus versus daemon thing. My current Jack (before
emerging) is SMP with DBus (it can be controlled with the jack_control
Should I be concerned about this? What correlation does 0.121.3 from
main Portage have to 188.8.131.52 in the Pro-Audio overlay, and is this
really a downgrade?
ebuild UD~] media-sound/jack-audio-connection-kit-0.121.3-r1::gentoo
[126.96.36.199-r1::proaudio] USE="3dnow%* alsa mmx%* oss%* pam%*(-mixed%)"
ABI_X86="(64%*) -32% (-x32)" PYTHON_SINGLE_TARGET="(-python2_7%*)"
PYTHON_TARGETS="(-python2_7%*)" 1,059 kB
WARNING: One or more updates have been skipped due to a dependency
(media-sound/jack-audio-connection-kit-126.96.36.199-r1::proaudio, ebuild
scheduled for merge) conflicts with
media-sound/jack-audio-connection-kit[abi_x86_64(-)] required by
(media-sound/fluidsynth-1.1.6-r1::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for
village:~# equery list -o -p jack-audio-connection-kit
* Searching for jack-audio-connection-kit ...
[--O] [ ] media-sound/jack-audio-connection-kit-0.121.3:0
[--O] [ ] media-sound/jack-audio-connection-kit-0.121.3-r1:0
[--O] [M ] media-sound/jack-audio-connection-kit-0.121.3-r2:0
[I-O] [ ] media-sound/jack-audio-connection-kit-220.127.116.11-r1:0
[--O] [M ] media-sound/jack-audio-connection-kit-184.108.40.206-r2:0
[--O] [ -] media-sound/jack-audio-connection-kit-1.9999:0
[--O] [M-] media-sound/jack-audio-connection-kit-1.9999-r1:0
[--O] [ -] media-sound/jack-audio-connection-kit-2.9999:0
[--O] [M-] media-sound/jack-audio-connection-kit-2.9999-r1:0
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Limbo. Hula hoops. Tropical cocktails. These are some examples of things you can do at a Hawaiian luau. A common summer party theme, luaus offer great fun and the chance to get creative with both your food and cocktail palette.
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|I'm having a chair and ottoman recovered in a printed navy and white fabric and I'd like to do a contrast welt in a white or off-white color (I'd have to hold it up to the main fabric to see exactly what white it needs) but I only really want to go that direction if I can find a fabric that is very durable. I'm not so much worried about stains, but rather just dirt (you know, the dingy type of dirt that just gets on fabric). I was thinking maybe a Sunbrella type of fabric? I thought perhaps someone here might have an idea of whether that's the direction to go or if there's something that would be better that I should be looking for.
I've attached a photo of a pillow made from the fabric I'm considering. It's a Calico Corners fabric, but this pillow shows the texture far better than the photo on CC's website.
Follow-Up Postings:
- Posted by patty_cakes (My Page) on Tue, Nov 6, 12 at 14:23
|Would a canvas drop cloth work~~it's white, but white enough? It would certainly be scrubable.
|Are you sold on the contrasting piping? I think the chair would look more elegant with piping to match the fabric.
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Tue, Nov 6, 12 at 17:19
|Difficult as there are 2 kinds of dirt in this world....dark dirt that is attracted to light things, and light dirt that is attracted to dark things....
- Posted by wi-sailorgirl (My Page) on Tue, Nov 6, 12 at 17:45
|Patty_cakes ... the color would probably be about right, I'm guessing. I'm up for whatever isn't going to be a dirt magnet.
Dee ... No, I'm not totally set on the contrast welt. I sort of have this love affair with the idea but have never done it on a piece of furniture because I'm too much of a chicken.
I have sort of an interesting dilemma with this chair and ottoman. I plan to put it on (well touching, not totally ON) a navy area rug and I sort of thought that the contrast welt would help make that all work better. I'm working towards a neutral + navy color scheme (the sofa will be in a sort of light greige tweedy type fabric) so I'd like the chair to be a pattern. But any kind of light-colored area rug is not a realistic option for us. We also like a cozier rug because we do spend some time sitting down there playing with the dogs, etc. Complicating the matter is that we have very light floors (bleached oak) so the traditional seagrass-type rugs generally don't play well with them.
That's all a really long way to say I'm not sure what's best with the welting! :)
I'm attaching a wonky photo of the living room that shows some of hte fixed colors, etc. The floor appears far more yellow than it is in real life and the fireplace is looking more pink than it really is. It's a long, skinny room so it's broken up into multiple seating areas. The area where the rug, chair, etc. would go is at the far end of the room. The gold chair down there is the one I'll be recovering.
Yikes ... I think I just highjacked my own post!
Here is a link that might be useful: Rug
- Posted by wi-sailorgirl (My Page) on Tue, Nov 6, 12 at 17:47
- Posted by daisychain01 (My Page) on Tue, Nov 6, 12 at 20:48
|I'm with dee. I'd skip the white welting altogether and either do in the same fabric or not at all. I"m seeing lots of white lines in the fabric and rug and adding another with the welting might be too much. But I've never been a fan of contrast welting, so might just be my bias.
Wonderful room, btw. Is the rug that's there now worn out? In the pic it looks great in the room, but kind of far away to tell. I'd wait on the new rug until you have everything else in.
|Welting will be the first part to show dirt. With white, I'd probably skip it. Look at a good quality outdoor fabric. I saw an episode Candice Olson did for a family with the sofa in outdoor fabric. It looked great. I was looking for bright colors, but shopping for outdoor fabric and saw some that were really nice solids and textures that would look great indoors.
- Posted by wi-sailorgirl (My Page) on Wed, Nov 7, 12 at 16:39
|I'm a little horrified that I took my own thread in such a totally different direction, but I wanted to say thanks to Daisy and lasactx for weighing in (and everyone else if I missed anyone!). I love getting a lot of helpful opinions. Daisy I think you make a good point about the white in the rug and more white on the chair and lascatx, you're so right about welting showing dirt.
Daisy, the rug that's there is in great shape (it's a nice wool tufted rug and I think those might never wear out) but it's very French Country-ish, which, having lived with for almost 15 years, I'm oh so tired of.
|My second-hand sofa is oatmeal colored linen with white piping. The light colored piping really "pops" off the background fabric, and your eye doesn't go to any areas that are less than perfect (since reading your thread, I've looked it over carefully). Light colors pop, dark recede. Navy and white is a crisp, classic look you will never regret, lots of contrast. I'd go with the white piping. Even if it did get a spot here or there, it would still look good.
- Posted by wi-sailorgirl (My Page) on Tue, Feb 12, 13 at 16:38
|I thought I'd just circle back and show you guys how this ended up. I did go with an off-white welt for the chair, but I Scotch-guarded it like crazy before I gave it to the upholsterer. I'm thrilled with the job he did on the chair. He did a nice job of lining up the pattern and made the back tighter than it was originally, which is a good thing because the creases bothered me from day one.
The rug finally came and it was far lighter in color than I expected, which threw me for a loop (it's called wrought iron but looked in every image I saw of it like a very, very dark navy). Turns out the stripes aren't really white either, more of a grayed oatmeal, which actually match the sofa perfectly. I was hesitant about the whole look for a couple days, but it has grown on me and even though it's "a lot of look" it's one I quite like.
There's more to be done in this room, of couse. A small side table for by the chair (I'm thinking something marble-topped, but the right thing will come along sometime), some art for the corner behind the lamp. I need to sew the second pillow for the couch (I have all the fabric cut, I just need to drag out the sewing machine) and a throw pillow for the chair that is simple but helps carry a color across the room (maybe the burnt orange). The reddish rug you see in the corner of the photo is about to be replaced (lovely rug, just doesn't work in the room now) in a sort of serendipitous swap with my sister-in-law. Maybe a floor lamp or a side table on the other end of the couch ... we'll see where it goes.
Anyway, I hate when you never find out how threads end, so I wanted to finish this one up in case anyone ever comes across it in a search.
- Posted by powermuffin (My Page) on Tue, Feb 12, 13 at 17:17
|That chair looks awesome!
|That chair looks fantastic with the rug. I have couch envy, though.......do you mind sharing with us where you got the couch? It is just what IÔŅĹve been looking for!
|Very nice!
- Posted by wi-sailorgirl (My Page) on Tue, Feb 12, 13 at 18:32
|Nanny, it's from Lee Industries. We just got it in fall and so far I'm very, very happy with it. I hope it outlasts its predecessors! We've not had great luck with sofas in the past. It has a scalloped back that I never thought I'd ever want but I fell in love with it in the showroom.
- Posted by technicolor (My Page) on Fri, Feb 15, 13 at 8:58
|Love your results. I would never have considered the rug with your chair print. Shows you what I know. It really looks great.
I bought a recliner with the same style as your couch, about 4 years ago. More than comfortable. This style seems to be really popular as I am seeing it in many of the decor rooms and furniture sites.. Be aware of the arms near the back. People set their elbows there and it tends to sink the padding down. I had to add extra to even out again.
|From someone who is addicted to fabric, and dabbles in upholstery a tiny bit, that chair and ottoman and simply stunning!
Thanks so much for coming back with the update!
- Posted by tracie.erin (My Page) on Fri, Feb 15, 13 at 13:59
|I just want to say this came out beautifully. Wish I could pull things together like this :)
- Posted by lazydaisynot (My Page) on Fri, Feb 15, 13 at 23:12
|It turned out great! I love that chair. It's very thoughtful of you to post the photo(s) so we can all see how it worked out. Thanks!
|That is absolutely beautiful. I was in the no-contrast camp, but you definitely made the right decision.
- Posted by wi-sailorgirl (My Page) on Sun, Feb 17, 13 at 9:18
|Thanks for the nice comments everyone. I've wanted to change up the color scheme of the room for some time and now it feels much more like "us." Although I wish I could say that I had confidence all along it would turn out ok, there's definitely some luck involved. I'm so happy I didn't listen to the furniture store designer who insisted the chair and ottoman should be covered in a bright orange fabric. I ended up choosing everything on my own (well with input from family and friends) and I'm happy I did.
- Posted by daisychain01 (My Page) on Sun, Feb 17, 13 at 10:01
|wi-, it looks fabulous! And good for you for not listening to the designer. Bright orange is for pillows not an investment piece like the sofa.
Not sure if you remember, but we were ordering sofas from Lee at about the same time. Mine is very similar to yours, without the the scalloped back. I'm also thrilled with mine. I just wish I had more time to lounge on it :-)
I've been wanting to slipcover my living room chairs and I'm taking inspiration from your navy and white and might go in that direction.
But enough about me - thank you so much for posting pics. It turned out wonderfully.
- Posted by runninginplace (My Page) on Sun, Feb 17, 13 at 10:12
|The room looks fantastic!
And, thank you for taking the time to follow up on your earlier discussion. That is very thoughtful of you, and very useful to see what was eventually decided upon and how everything came out.
|Looks good, and I agree that for most folks orange is best as an accessory rather than a major piece of furniture. If you want orange as a major piece, I think you know that. Thanks for coming back with a finished picture.
- Posted by StellaMarie (My Page) on Tue, Feb 19, 13 at 16:37
|I love it! It helps that I'm in a major blue phase -- but, seriously, looks great. Love, love what you did with the chair. And I love the shape of the sofa, too. Thanks for sharing. :)
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Ubuntu on Dell PowerEdge R610
The Dell PowerEdge R610 server with the components described below has been awarded the status of Certified for Ubuntu.
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS 64-bit
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Ok now I can open this and say what I wanted to say yesterday.
This is beautiful . I'm completely going crazy over his cot and I think this is a very good drawing overall. Good work!
The beauty of drawing anime style is that you can take liberties with proportions, so even if the body is a bit longer than it normally is ( head is 1/7.5 or 1/8 part of the human body ), his height doesn't bother me at all. The fingers are the only ones that bother me a bit but again, fingers are a bitch to draw to begin with so as long as they look decent enough it works in anime style. I'm still having troubles drawing the hands from different angles, believe it or not. xD
I have one question though... who is this guy? xD I need to know. Garry from what anime/manga?


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5 Best Snowboard Racks With Side Rail Attachment
Looking for the 5 best snowboard racks with a side rail attachment? These snowboard racks, each with a side rail attachment, offer ease, safety and style for the snowboarder that uses them for transport. Whether you are a solitary snowboarder or travel in a pack, the snowboard racks below will ensure your equipment arrives undamaged and ready to hit the powder.
- Thule 91726 Universal Pull Top 6. This rack can carry six pairs of skis or four snowboards on a system that incorporates an easy slide-out for quicker use. The universal factory mounting hardware works with any Thule racks, and most factory racks, though a Xadapt7 adapter may be necessary for some vehicles.
- Thule Snowboard Carrier 2Bds. This angled rack carries two snowboards with little chance of damage to the boards during transport. Theft-resistant locks, adjustable hardware for snowboard size and a Fat Mouth clamp for easy attachment make this board and side rail attachment a good investment.
- Yakima Big PowderHound. Four boards can fit safely on this rack that accommodates most Yakima and factory crossbars. The PowderHound also offers two locks for safety and one of the highest binding clearances of snowboard racks that include a side rail attachment.
- Yakima FreshSesh. Similar to the PowderHound, this snowboard rack can carry four boards, but it also includes two sets of decals for personalization. Created for utilization on most vehicles, the FreshSesh fits square, round and many factory crossbars.
- RV-INNO Dual Angle II. With openings on both sides, you can retrieve your snowboard from this rack with ease and convenience. Four boards will fit on this snowboard rack, with a lever to raise or lower the rack to prevent damage to your car or boards.
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arbovirusSyllabification: ar·bo·vi·rus
Pronunciation: /ˈärbōˌvīrəs /
Definition of arbovirus in English:
Any of a group of viruses that are transmitted by mosquitoes, ticks, or other arthropods. They include encephalitis, dengue, and yellow fever.
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- Singh also observed that with the exception of Colarado tick fever and Ganjam viruses, those arboviruses that are naturally transmitted by mosquitoes or infect mosquitoes experimentally, multiplied in one or both of his cell lines.
- West Nile is one of about 30 arboviruses of public health concern that are transmitted by female mosquitoes, which are the only ones that bite.
- It was soon shown to be transmitted between vertebrate hosts (especially birds) by mosquitoes, thus conforming to the ecological description 'arthropod-borne virus' or arbovirus.
1950s: from ar(thropod)-bo(rne) + virus.
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