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There is at the one I can go to.
There isn't much of a straight male crowd at the bars I go to, which isn't to say they don't show up every once in a while, either with women or as a larger group of people. But the thing about this guy was that he was there alone and I was all but ready to take him home by the time I realized he was straight. Which may say more about my state of mind at the time, rather than him. But it was a bit frustrating nonetheless.
They're actual straight guys.
The one I go to is interesting, though. It's in a kind of blue-collar suburbia setting, so it attracts a lot of random straight people who see it as a sufficient regular watering hole. But then you go there on bear night and it's teeming with burly, sexually-charged gay men.
What's the reasoning they hang out there? I've heard (not seen) the rumor that some straight people feel gay clubs are better-- better atmosphere, better music etc. But I have to imagine straight guys intentionally hanging out at gay clubs solo enjoy the attention as well.
I suspect that theory is generally true, but at this particular bar, I don't think it has anything to do with it. I think it's because it's one of the very few (maybe the only?) bars in this town, the drinks are strong, the food is great, and the atmosphere is pretty good.
one thing about the closet/you don't have to hurry/it will be bad tomorrow/so brother, don't you worry
No man, I already dropped that class, and I'm damn glad I did. It wasn't that it was overly hard, but I just realized I fucking hate winter classes. I just don't function well this time of year.
Instead I'm hemming and hawing over whether to go on a vacation or not, and if so when to take it.
I might go to Florida while it's fuck-cold up here.
Sometimes--I really miss the 90s.
Netflix is trolling me hard. I don't buy many movies at all but I have been buying some. Every one of them I have got in recent months appears on Netflix within the next 2 weeks. Did it was Drive, did it with American Horror Story season 1 and now I got V/H/S for Christmas and it is on there.
Netflix is giving me headaches for an entirely different reason, lately.
It keeps messing up over the holidays. They've added a bunch of new stuff but I keep getting error messages, some telling me that there are too many devices logged in when I'm certain that I'm the only one using it in the house. Then I have to keep reinstalling it to get it working. But, I keep reminding myself that at 7.99/month I'm still satisfied with it, Netflix Canada has improved A LOT since it was introduced here. lol
I have had random issues like that as well, where for one reason or another it just can't play a specific episode of a show. It just comes up as an error and I had to exit the app on my xbox and then come back on then it worked. Had random errors with it on my friends ps3 as well.
But yeah, I do get a lot out of it. Especially when it comes to the TV show selection.
^ Yeah, that happens often, too. Or I go to play a certain episode and a completely different one plays but the issue somehow resolves itself after logging in and out or waiting it out. There are various glitches, but, yeah, it is especially worth having a subscription for the TV shows. Although when I access the U.S. Netflix you guys are still kicking our ass in terms of content.
Sometimes nice surprises can happen in the most unexpected places. There's nothing wrong having a platonic and straight-type friendship with a cool guy. I have these (including some with - gasp! - women) and I wouldn't give them up for anything. Pick up that ball and run with it.
From now on, whenever I make the RARE trip to Toronto, I definitely intend to stop off at Woody's on Church Street. That place is NOTHING LESS than, perhaps, the most famous gay bar in that entire NATION. And I'll probably be there for only about half an hour.
Why? They have some of the best soup that I have ever had anywhere!
BOSS: I'm sorry, but I'll have to lay you and Jack off.
SUE: Can you just jack off? I feel like shit today.
Things that come to those who wait, are often left over from whoever got there first. (source: pharmaceutical spam 2007)
"I distrust those people who know so well what God wants them to do, because I notice it always coincides with their own desires" - Susan B. Anthony
I play Words With Friends on and off. Mainly with my boyfriend and maybe one other person, but someone used "ID" on me today when I remember trying it long ago and it didn't work (and it shouldn't). Stop changing god damn rules. -_-
ID like this?
Totally a word.
Someone here just ignored one of my compliments.
...fuckin' bitch! At least, say thank you.
I wouldn't ignore you even if it was a diss.
On that word matter, there was a 'Wizard of Id' cartoon years ago.
Then there is always this old rock of ages ...
Id, ego and super-ego are the three parts of the psychic apparatus defined in Sigmund Freud's structural model of the psyche ;
Really tired of being the first to say hi to people. I sometimes wonder why do I put so much effort into being nice to people. Most don't even greet back anyways.
UPS Mail Innovations, Fedex Smart Post, DHL Global Mail... horrible shipping services. Basically these three shipping companies gives the box/package to USPS and it takes several extra days. I ordered an Optical Audio Cable and it was shipped on Jan 2nd. Fedex Smart Post isn't going to get it to me until Jan 11th. Ridiculous. It's not even coming from far. Stick to ground if you want to be cheap with shipping... these methods are not even worth being free.
"Thirty-one* states allow all qualified citizens to carry concealed weapons. In those states, homosexuals should embark on organized efforts to become comfortable with guns, learn to use them safely and carry them. They should set up Pink Pistols task forces, sponsor shooting courses and help homosexuals get licensed to carry. And they should do it in a way that gets as much publicity as possible. "
--Jonathan Rauch, Salon Magazine, March 13, 2000
*the number is now forty
These services basically act as a middle man for the USPS and is even worse... it takes forever. I had this audio cable shipped from City of Industry, CA... which is only 40 minutes away from me. I should have drove and did a pick-up.
But yea I hate UPS too. My building has a gate code and no matter how many times they have been told the gate code, they never seem to have it.
I actually like the Post Office more... because if I miss a box the post office is nearby for pick up. They are cutting service though because of budget shortfalls.
Amazon may essentially render this all moot... as they initiate their Amazon Locker service.
Just a blank entry instead of buying into that energy. It was what it was but it isn't and won't be. That sums it up anyway. Oh...now to delete your number from my phone...oh wait your name never was in there...LOL
My vague new year resolution was to "get back on track" on a few things - to wit, exercise and household chores. Six days in, I've already skipped exercising twice (once because I was sick with a cold, once because it was my birthday) and I still haven't caught up on the chores thing. I'm at least making progress on both.
Welcome to my world.
It's the nature of the internet, I suppose. I no longer post on the forums or even send comments and PMs with the expectation of getting a response. If somebody says something that I think is funny, clever, or wise, I'll drop them a comment, but I do that because I want them to know that somebody appreciates what they have to say, not because I want recognition.
I get a little disappointed if I'm having an in-depth discussion with a close friend and without explanation they don't respond, but if it's just light flirtation or casual chat, I don't allow myself to get invested in waiting for a response. I simply click reply and get on with my day.
If I took it to heart every time somebody around here didn't respond to one of my comments or PMs, I would've necked myself a long time ago.
I've never ignored you.
I am sure there are others who haven't ignored you either
BOSS: I'm sorry, but I'll have to lay you and Jack off.
SUE: Can you just jack off? I feel like shit today.
Things that come to those who wait, are often left over from whoever got there first. (source: pharmaceutical spam 2007)
"I distrust those people who know so well what God wants them to do, because I notice it always coincides with their own desires" - Susan B. Anthony
Also possible that person doesn't even know that the comments exist, though I REALLY LIKE the Notifications tab which came in a recent JUB upgrade! Also, not all comments require a response (and the best way to reply specifically to a Comment is still rather cumbersome). I am not all that good at responding to comments, but that doesn't mean that I don't care, not at all. "Jasun frankfrank loves you all."
Gawdzz, I despise UPS. I will *NOT* give them my physical home address. NOT EVER. As soon as they start using THAT, they might deliver a package that may be found only MONTHS later, or they may leave something in the rain and it gets ruined, etc. I don't want to think about a package that comes two days after I've started a 38-day trip. I always have UPS send to a place in town that I do some business with, but they have to be careful and remember to use the "c/o" in the address or I may never see it.
AND, TO PICK UP MY PACKAGE, I AM STRICTLY LIMITED TO THE HOURS THAT THE PLACE IS OPEN - which is never after 5 in the afternoon, and not on weekends.
P. O. Box is so, so, so much better - there has not, to my knowledge, ever been even ONE HOUR of even one day, even once, in the past 27 years, that I WOULD NOT have had access to my Box if I decided to go there (such as 4:30 on Christmas morning or something). Of course, if something is too large or I have to sign for something, that's another issue, but the Box is much safer. (If something is merely too large - BUT NOT HUGE - they'll put a key to a nearby locker into my Box, and I can retrieve the item from the locker. Brilliant idea, but it's not all that common at Post Offices in cities as small as where I am.)
What's that Amazon thing?
G...C, you ARE aware WHY the Post Office is cutting service, right? It's an issue which is being talked about by Bernie Sanders and ALMOST NOBODY ELSE. The Republicans, in 2006, REQUIRED giving the Post Office only TEN YEARS to pre-fund seventy-five years of retirement pensions, so the Post Office has to pre-fund retirements for some people who haven't even been BORN yet. The Republicans want the Post Office DEAD, because they're represented by a union. Goddam on them.
If the Post Office goes out of business, so do I. Absolutely and undoubtedly.
Pretty much an exact clone of my approach. I don't often leave Comments, but I have no expectations of a reply. If I expect a reply, I'll send a PM.
Last edited by frankfrank; January 6th, 2013 at 07:45 PM.
BOSS: I'm sorry, but I'll have to lay you and Jack off.
SUE: Can you just jack off? I feel like shit today.
Things that come to those who wait, are often left over from whoever got there first. (source: pharmaceutical spam 2007)
"I distrust those people who know so well what God wants them to do, because I notice it always coincides with their own desires" - Susan B. Anthony
Amazon delivers products to lockers in certain locations (particularly 7-11).
It's a concept that has been going on in Europe (Germany in partcular) since 2001. It's only starting to catch on here. Obviously you can't have a huge item sent to one of these lockers, but most orders would be available for pick-up.
Oh and it's my experience Fedex is better than UPS. They allow delivery to local Fedex stores locations for free. UPS charges $5 for that.
BOSS: I'm sorry, but I'll have to lay you and Jack off.
SUE: Can you just jack off? I feel like shit today.
Things that come to those who wait, are often left over from whoever got there first. (source: pharmaceutical spam 2007)
"I distrust those people who know so well what God wants them to do, because I notice it always coincides with their own desires" - Susan B. Anthony
I know you haven't, leftykins.
The intention of my post was not to grumble about the times I've been dismissed or ignored, but to explain my philosophy regarding online interaction. There is a near infinite list of reasons why a person might not respond to a comment or a message, and I was simply emphasising the importance of not taking it personally.
It's somewhat similar to a technique I often utilise to negate anger whilst driving. It's entirely possible that the impatient driver weaving in and out of traffic to get ahead of me is a reckless, inconsiderate twat, but it's also possible that he/she is in an emergency situation and has something incredibly important to attend to. When applied to JUB; it's entirely possible that a person not responding to a PM from me is doing so because they think I'm irritating or uninteresting, but it's also possible that they had a long day, that they feel tired, that they're not in the mood to discuss a certain topic, etc. etc.
Instead of crumbling into a neurotic mess wondering what it is about my personality that doesn't appeal to them (as I made the mistake of doing when I first started posting actively on JUB), I simply choose to let go of expectations and self-doubt. If people are in the mood to interact with me, then that's fantastic, but if not, that's okay too.
I have many friends here on JUB and elsewhere; there's always somebody somewhere who's happy to have a chat.
Ugh, this place has really depressed the fuck out of me. Time to get a life.
even though this thread is based on venting, i do NOT feel like saying anything or expressing my true feelings because i have nothing to gain. a part of that was because i actually feel discouraged from something that was said on here awhile back.
but you know what. personally, if that person would have said the same thing to me right now like he did then right to my face, i would beat and stomp the shit out of him. like i don't ask for a fucking audience or whatever because what can someone do besides be a bystander, you certainly aren't living my life so don't think that i'm putting on a fucking show for you. but since you feel obligated to be a part of the show, i might as well kick your ass so you don't feel left out with how i'm feeling.
with that out the way, i'm just basically keeping to myself, not speaking to anybody for the moment because i don't feel in the mood and i don't want anybody to feel how i'm feeling. it's not good. i don't wish it on anybody BUT if you want to join in where you want to go like "shut the fuck up about your pity party" or worst off, look down on me for expressing myself, then i do have the right to fuck you up.
man, motherfuckers is just lucky that i just don't get tired and start taking out the anger and etc out on other people where i just start robbing and beating the shit out of people. when i went to the shrink's office for that group session, i felt like it was fucking pointless to be in there, in a group, talking about how i feel damn well knowing that i'll still be the same fucking way when i leave. i always feel that i have people telling me how to live MY life and do what they want me to do. from how i walk to what should keep me happy. it's as if i'm a fucking puppet where someone wants to shove their hand up my ass and tell me that this is what i should do. no sense of freedom, no fucking nothing.
you know, what i want out of this is a sense of living in peace where i'm happy with myself where i can live with myself. i can simply be confident to do whatever i want, whenever i please and not have anybody get in the way of that feeling. i would like to walk in the woods feeling happy, to go to fucking jazz clubs, feeling a sense of liberation in my mind and etc. it's me that's in the way of me achieving this and that's why i went out to reach help and etc to begin with.
one thing about the closet/you don't have to hurry/it will be bad tomorrow/so brother, don't you worry
but back to what i just said, i feel in a sense that the person that was acting like "wanker" was basically insulting all the people such as myself outthere who geniunely have a problem where they're basically trying to have the courage to work on it and basically making fun of that struggle. i realized this when i went over to how many damn shrinks, therapist or whoever. i was already afraid that the things that the things that i say would be used against me where i would find myself in a straightjacket or be put in a background check where it will be held against me. it is NOT easy saying things such as that you're angry, you're sad, you're unhappy with your life, you have weird behavior patterns and etc because people will look down on you where they'll be like "this person is crazy. he's a terrible person" to anybody. with most people, they'll just judge you off of that without even trying to know you as a person. you can be the nicest guy in the world but because you have some issues going on, fuckers judge you and treat you like a fucking criminal. i feel that the "wanker" alias just made it harder for people such as myself who is scared of getting help look bad.
just like the adam lanza kid or the columbine kids or the james holmes cunt or whoever else. they basically make it hard for me to say my fucking thoughts and feelings because then people will think that i'm THEM when i'm NOT. i don't want to hurt anybody nor get myself in trouble doing bullshit. when i say my feelings and how i get mad sometimes where i feel like beating somebody up, it's simply because i don't know how to manage those feelings. i also have a problem where i can't put my mind in check where i can just block all of the negative bullshit out which help keep those feelings out or whatever. i sometimes have memories of the past or thoughts that bother my emotions that suddenly pop up and before i know it, i'm angry or i'm sad as hell.
you know, i don't really care about getting laid, finding a boyfriend, having a million dollars, having a job or whatever. i just want to have a sense of freedom with my mind where i don't feel like i'm trapped. i don't want to have some ocd related behavior, i don't want my emotions to go down south or to get really blown up because i'm in an environment where my paranoia due to my low self esteem makes me think that people are out to hurt me when they don't give a fuck about me, and etc. i also am concerned about how the world sees me BUT i also realize that that's also is what has been kicking me in the ass too because then my anxiety builds up. i end up worrying about if such and such person thinks i'm a weirdo, if i'm a loser or if they're laughing @ me behind my back. i feel that a part of that shit has to do with being around some godawful bullies and assholes when i was a kid that would just take pride in making me feel like i was shit.
one thing about the closet/you don't have to hurry/it will be bad tomorrow/so brother, don't you worry
^ You will be happy one day, 'fuji.
Funny thing about life is things can change drastically (for the better, and sometimes for the worse), in an instant. There are a number of things that I'm not happy about these days--but I know they won't last forever. Just try to use your time to work toward change, stay positive, and most of all--have some 'fun'. Whatever brings you some sense of 'joy'.
oh shit...I'm sounding like a broken record to you, huh?
Last edited by Huntneo(PT); January 7th, 2013 at 10:03 PM.
thanks, neo.
you mentioned a few things that i thought were really interesting that hit a lightbulb.
one of them is moving towards change. change in itself scares me even though i know that i have to change in order for things to get better. guess a better word for it would probably be adjustment problem. my anxiety will actually work against me in that matter where i'll get all nervous when it comes towards doing something that will move me in a positive direction.
another thing you said is about nothing last forever. you know, that's something that provides hope because a better day might be tomorrow where these issues will stop. however, i also am aware of that there are opportunities at hand that are only around for a set time and the fear of changing the way i thought patterns, actions and etc do have an effect. there's been plenty of missed opportunities because of that. probably wouldn't be in the mess that i'm in right now.
but naw, you don't sound like a broken record. in fact, you're basically helping out think about the light at the end of the tunnel because for a second, the darkness made me forget about it. being hopeless and thinking that things will never change is a horrible feeling.
one thing about the closet/you don't have to hurry/it will be bad tomorrow/so brother, don't you worry

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I don't think Jack Lynch meant to write Don't Quit Your Day Job as an inspirational book but that's just what it became for me! I loved learning about the double lives of these famous folks and was impressed with their dedication to whole new careers (like Julia Child...from spy to gourmet chef!). I happen to love my day job, but I also care deeply about another passion - writing. When fretting to a mentor once about how to divide my time and thinking it had to be an either/or type decision, she graciously and wisely said, "Why not do both?" I smiled and took her advice to heart. Read Don't Quit Your Day Job for many reasons. It will make you smile at all the possibilities this one life of ours holds.
October 8, 2010
Accessible Scholarship Amazes
"Jack Lynch has produced a simply flawless new book." These words to my circle of bibliophiles led to a rugby scrum to claim the next spot on the reading list. "Day Job" combines the keen scholarship of Lynch's more academic tomes with broad and ready wit which must surely enliven his his own day job, teaching at Rutgers. I expected a quick "bathroom reader" sort of book, with a few surprises here or there. Instead I found and endlessly readable, laugh out loud funny look with through its depth and breadth adds real insight to the characters who pursued such diverse careers while becoming famous doing whatever else. There are no fillers and no favorites- the book is shockingly solid from well-deigned cover to cover. My 13-year old daughter giggled and nodded in appreciation of Lynch's humor and his insights all through it, as did my fellow SMU grad students. I cannot imagine a more completely realized book of this sort, nor can I recommend it more highly. Purchase this book immediately, and get one for the friends who will be hanging over your shoulder sneaking peeks as well.
September 14, 2010
Witty and informative
This book is delightful. It's a really lovely combination of sprightliness and scholarship. You can read it in chronological order, and that's rewarding, because some themes and jokes get developed through the course of the book, and it's interesting to see the amount of available information increasing as one nears one's own time. But it's most entertaining to just dip into at random, or to choose a career or personage from the useful lists at the back, depending on one's mood. The author is scrupulous about missing information -- there's a strong tradition that Socrates was a stonemason, but no evidence; Lynch uses what evidence there is, in the Socratic dialogues, to conclude that Socrates had knowledge of a lot of trades, including but not limited to stonemasonry. There are a lot of lovely nuggets of information in the book. I did not know, for example, that Daniel DeFoe, in addition to his acknowledged fiction, wrote government propaganda, frankly inventing stuff about people the government wanted to discredit. My only complaint is that Shakespeare isn't in here. He was an actor-manager, after all. But his story has been extensively covered elsewhere, and I wouldn't really give up anyone else's story for his.
September 12, 2010
I won't quit my day job!
I thought I was one of the few people who pulled "double duty" with two very different jobs, one during the day and one at night. This book not only lets me know I'm not alone, but that some real titans have done the same, often being tremendously successful in multiple careers. Reading this book has been truly inspirational. There are so many reasons that I like this book. First, it is simply a fun read. If you've read Bill Bryson's "A Short History of Nearly Everything", "Don't Quit" is a great companion piece. Jack Lynch often delves further where Mr. Bryson must leave off. Both were fun and interesting reads, keeping me engaged and often smiling. I also like how Mr. Lynch moves through each story, though I sometimes wish I could read more, but then I can because the references for each chapter give the reader a great jumping off point to gain more about each person. I started reading from front to back but then found I wanted to jump around and read about different people. The flow from chapter to chapter is great but you can jump and read about a favorite and then return to your place thanks to the handy bookmark. The chapters are short and stand on their own so it is easy to spend a few minutes reading about one or two persons and look forward to reengaging later. Mr. Lynch has done his homework and created a very interesting and enjoyable book. It is very well presented with quality construction and complementary artwork. I highly recommend this fun and inspirational work about so many famous multitaskers.
September 6, 2010
Encouraging words and really enjoyable read
I'm trained in the fine arts but am currently working in finance due to the job situation so I found the underlying message of this book reassuring. And I think it's a great book for young people who are just starting their career paths to know that there may be some twists and turns in the road but you can put it all to good use if you put your mind to it. As an artist who specializes in textiles, I commend you on the way you produce your books. I can't believe you actually do stitch binding - the paper was beautiful and I don't think you find this kind of quality in most books. Keep up the good work.
September 6, 2010
A Great Read on an Interesting Subject
People often think that the famous are somehow different, that they exist on some isolated plane of existence untouched by mundane concerns such as making a living. This book dispels that myth in the most entertaining way possible, telling the fascinating stories of fifty famous people and the careers that didn't make them famous. Some of them are surprising (Philip Glass as both a plumber and taxi driver, for example) and some of them just make sense (Franz Kafka was a lawyer for an insurance company, and really what else could he have possibly have been?), but all are presented in short, well-written chapters perfect for dipping into here and there. Be warned, though – Jack Lynch knows how to tell a story and how to stand aside when the story tells itself. You may intend to read only one chapter, but you will find yourself saying, "Just one more!" until you suddenly come to the end and wish the book were longer. Highly recommended.
September 5, 2010
Great read and a terrific gift
Per the author's advice, I'm keeping my day job, but this enlightening read inspires me to pursue my passions beyond the 9 - 5 world. Lynch's work is encyclopedic in the range of knowledge the author demonstrates, while at the same time the writing is funny and relaxed, as if you were chatting with the author over dinner. What's particularly interesting is how many myths about famous people that the book debunks (or at least calls into question). The short chapters make "Don't Quit Your Day Job" great to pick up and open to any chapter and just read for amusement as well as tidbits to bring up in conversation. I can already think of four people who would love this book as a gift. Lynch may be keeping his day job, but in his spare time here's hoping he also keeps producing wonderful works like this (and his earlier Becoming Shakespeare).
September 4, 2010
There is fun to be had!
With sections titled "Of escargot and espionage," "The cartoonist in cubical 45700R" and "A really bitchen' Grand Unified Theory," you know there is fun to be had while you lean about Julia Child, the creator of Dilbert, and Dr. Antony Garrett Lisi, a surfing physicist. Don't Quit Your Day Job is an enjoyable, playful ,and informative read that can be devoured from cover-to-cover (in one sitting as I did while reading aloud bits to my family), or dipped into by whim or interest. When sharing the book with my college students, I let them search the Index of Jobs from which they selected our after-class-hang-out-in-the-quad read. We are still working our way through "Spy"; there are four entries for this job. I recommend this book to folks who like to have fun learning about the unexpected turns life offers us all, including the famous. Next week my class will learn why "Baseball's best spy never got caught." This book is a home run.
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I named this "summer dream" but if I wanted to be more honest I would have named it "summer nightmare":))) It was one of the hardest and more time consuming garments I have ever made, a real test for my nerves! I don't blame the burda model for this: it takes time to understand how the twist is created but as soon as you figure it out the actual sewing is basic, no special skills are required. But the fabric I picked for it was extremely hard to handle, very difficult to stich it without a serger and very very sensitive. The final result though paid me off as the way this fabric mooves and drapes is really a dream. It also has a very pretty coral color with a refined perle shine:) The pattern is a dream as well, a very well designed model. I plan to make it again next summer in white, because it has a very pretty Ancient Greek style!!
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Jul 29, 2014, 09.03 PMby tradsahm
The dress is beautiful! Looks goregous on you!!!
Jul 31, 2014, 08.44 PMby liliv-1
Thanks a lot!
May 28, 2014, 07.28 PMby inesgr
It is a dream indeed! P.s. Your profile description reflects my life philosophy! Congratulations!
May 28, 2014, 07.44 PMby liliv-1
Thank you my new friend, I'm very flattered and I'm happy to meet people with the same passion with me!
Feb 21, 2014, 07.17 AMby Mokara
Ahhh, this is a gorgeous dress, I LOVE the color and how it drapes on you. I can only imagine it in white <3 I need to start looking for fabric to make it this summer, it will be perfect for Southern California weather :))
Feb 21, 2014, 11.20 AMby liliv-1
Thank you very much for the kind comments!
Nov 11, 2013, 11.13 PMby missjackieo
love the colour ,its got a real disco vibe .
Nov 12, 2013, 12.04 PMby liliv-1
Oh really? Thank you so much!
Oct 12, 2013, 06.21 AMby mazkwok
Stunning! The pictures are also great. You did a cool job :)
Oct 12, 2013, 01.20 PMby liliv-1
Thank you very much for looking at my work and also for the kind words!
Aug 29, 2013, 11.07 AMby Mimi Roberts
Love this dress! Beautiful job and fabric choice. I was wondering if the tie is functional or can it be shortened and ruched into the side seams? Thanks for any information…although I have been sewing drapery and upholstery cushions for years this is going to be my first attempt at apparel and at the risk of sounding foolish…it scares the bejeebers out of me! Any tips on making this dress would be much appreciated.
Aug 29, 2013, 11.47 AMby liliv-1
The front ties are a continiuation of the front skirt and ruched into the side seams, they are not functional. The back ties are seperate pieces, also roushed into the side seams, and functional. I can't give you any tip, the construction is very easy and simple as soon as you understead how the front twist is created. It will be very easy if you first try it in a test piece of fabric. Be aware that the center fold of the front bodice piece is the twist and not the center front (you'll understead what I mean when you see the front bodice pattern piece)
Aug 16, 2013, 09.41 AMby nishavinod2009
Fabulous! its verrrry beautiful!! lovely pictures too
Aug 16, 2013, 09.55 AMby liliv-1
Thank you so much!
Aug 16, 2013, 09.41 AMby nishavinod2009
Fabulous! its verrrry beautiful!! lovely pictures too
Aug 9, 2013, 04.57 PMby sleepy-dumpling
It was worth all your hard work Liliv, it is absolutely stunning!
Aug 10, 2013, 11.17 PMby liliv-1
Thanks sleepy-dumpling:)
Aug 9, 2013, 03.29 PMby dinagideon
When I get more sewing chops, I am going to attempt this. It looks amazing and well worth the effort!
Aug 9, 2013, 06.20 PMby liliv-1
Thank you very much dinagideon:) If you want to try this do it. I don't know your status but the difficulty of this dress is not a matter of sewing experience: it just takes a little time to figure out how the twist is created, I think this time is the same for a beginner and for an experienced sewer.
Aug 1, 2013, 04.01 PMby Verdy
Absolutely gorgeous! I admire your stylishness, you always pick and make very gorgeous clothes that suit you extremely well. Lots to learn from you, including your determination.
Aug 1, 2013, 07.11 PMby liliv-1
Ah thank you Verdy for your extremely sweet and so generous comments!! Lots to learn from one another:)
Jul 30, 2013, 07.47 PMby eirenep
It's gorgeous on you! Top marks for this one!
Jul 30, 2013, 08.47 PMby liliv-1
:) thank you!!
Jul 29, 2013, 09.48 AMby Zsuzso
You look absolutely fantastic in this dress. Love the color as well.
Jul 29, 2013, 12.28 PMby liliv-1
Thank you Zsuzso:))
Jul 29, 2013, 04.00 AMby theriw
Help! The link didn't work. Please help!
Jul 29, 2013, 05.30 AMby liliv-1
There is a link near to the project photo
Jul 28, 2013, 02.05 PMby ink
I laughed so hard reading this !! All the suffering was well worth it ! The dress looks flawless and I love the proportions…. So flattering on you!
Jul 28, 2013, 02.32 PMby liliv-1
I cried so loud sewing this:P. But sewing is like childbith: you forget every pain as soon as it ends:)) Thanks a lot for commenting!!
Jul 28, 2013, 02.59 AMby theriw
Where can I find the pattern for this dress? I love, love, love this!!! Stunning!
Jul 28, 2013, 03.17 AMby liliv-1
Thanks! You can find the pattern here:
Jul 27, 2013, 04.57 PMby saxsilverain
my goodness, this is SO PERFECT in every way! perfect tailoring, and the colour is gorgeous on you… congrats!!
Jul 27, 2013, 05.41 PMby liliv-1
I'm so flattered! Thank you very much!
Jul 25, 2013, 11.02 PMby sunriseruby
Beautiful as always :-)
Jul 25, 2013, 11.35 PMby liliv-1
Thank you:))
Jul 24, 2013, 10.02 PMby cris orange
WOW! you look amazing in this dress, like a greek goddess! the colour is a dream, and the fabric falls so harmoniously!
Jul 24, 2013, 10.55 PMby liliv-1
Thank you very much chris!
Jul 24, 2013, 12.56 PMby janene
OMG.This is the most gorgeous dress ever! Well done for sticking with it. Soooo worth every minute spent!! I'm going to dig this one out…. at some point! :-)
Jul 24, 2013, 02.11 PMby liliv-1
Thank you very very much for the smaching comments!! These comments really pay off for every minute spent;)
Jul 24, 2013, 10.35 AMby fashionfreek
Beautiful..I want one:-D lovely pics.x
Jul 24, 2013, 02.06 PMby liliv-1
Thank you!
Jul 24, 2013, 10.21 AMby Cloey Mak
What a wonderful, beautiful dress! Your hard work has certainly paid off!
Jul 24, 2013, 02.06 PMby liliv-1
Oh, thank you very much!!
Jul 24, 2013, 10.13 AMby Oksana Starzhynska
I even don't know how to express my respect and admiration!!! Your stunning look in this dress just takes the breath away:)) Perfection Needs No Addition (W. Shakespear)
Jul 24, 2013, 02.05 PMby liliv-1
I don't know how to thank you for the generous compliments, they really mean a lot to me! You know, the comments you made about this pattern (I don't know if you remember it was a couple of months ago) gave me courage to finish it:)
Jul 24, 2013, 03.57 PMby Oksana Starzhynska
I remember very well and still think about this dress. I'm happy that I could be helpful.
Jul 24, 2013, 12.30 AMby BeeZee
There it is! And well worth the wait! It is a summer dream and I'm so glad you stuck with it till the end. And as you say, you are well rewarded! Everything about it it perfect and it will be stunning in white too. Well done my dear girl! xoxoxox
Jul 24, 2013, 12.48 AMby liliv-1
Thank you dear BeeZee! I'm anxious to see your twisted dresses:)
Jul 25, 2013, 04.58 AMby BeeZee
Chris was right – you do look like a Greek goddess!
My twisted dress? Did I say I was going to make one? Hahahaha! I must have been hallucinating!
Oh Liliv, I just realized what you meant about the twisted dresses – duh! The twisted straps!!!!
Jul 23, 2013, 11.55 PMby rita61
So lovely! You look fantastic. Nice pictures and poses. This dress on you is great!
Jul 24, 2013, 12.12 AMby liliv-1
Your comments are very sweet, thank you very much rita!
Jul 23, 2013, 11.14 PMby schnui
Liliv, this dress is beautiful and as you say, it drapes so well. You look wonderful in it and the colour suits you so well.
Jul 24, 2013, 12.10 AMby liliv-1
Thank you very much my sweet schnui:)
Jul 23, 2013, 10.50 PMby slmnstyle
I LOVE this dress! It looks so chic, comfortable and the color is great! Nice job :)
Jul 24, 2013, 12.09 AMby liliv-1
Thank you very much slmnstyle:)
Jul 23, 2013, 09.05 PMby byVA
wow!!!!!!!!!!!! what a dress! and it suits you great! congratulations
Jul 23, 2013, 09.31 PMby liliv-1
Oh, thank you so much byVA! xx
Jul 23, 2013, 08.41 PMby step-van-b
Your dress is a dream! Thank you for sharing. I have missed it in the magazine, maybe because of the print.
Jul 23, 2013, 09.31 PMby liliv-1
Thank you very much for your lovely comment! I agree that the printed fabric in the magazine hides the design:)
Jul 23, 2013, 07.55 PMby Angie H
So glad you stuck it out till the finish. Thank you for sharing it with us. The pumpkin/ coral color is beautiful and the pics are amazing …..You never disappoint!
Jul 23, 2013, 08.06 PMby liliv-1
Thank you very very much raesmom for your kind comments! It was an epic project:) I had never had anything coral before and didn't know if it it would suit me but I decided to give it a try.
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Broken down by food type, there are 120 easy vegetarian recipes to try, each looking and sounding as delicious as the one before. For example, in the 'Salads and Vegetables' chapter, how does Golden Thai Curry sound? Or in 'Pasta and Noodles', Pasta Twist, Tomato and Mozzarella Bake? Some of the recipes in Rose Elliot's low GI vegetarian cookbook are so simple, boil the pasta and 'swirl' around the remaining ingredients! Great for those of us on a time schedule! This vegetarian cookbook really does make it simple, easy and tasty to follow a low GI vegetarian diet. Other chapters include 'Beans and Lentils', 'Cereals and Grains', 'Natural Protein Foods' and 'Fruit, Sugar and Spice' which of course includes some sweet treats.
Being vegetarian and/or following a low GI diet both have their benefits. Over the years research has shown that being a vegetarian is not only healthy but provides your body with more energy and can be good for your weight. Foods with a lower GI value slowly release energy, banishing food cravings and helping you to keep control of your eating habits. Following a low GI vegetarian diet could even equal a weight loss of 2lbs a week.
In Rose Elliot's Low-GI Vegetarian Cookbook you'll find much more than just recipes. Rose introduces the book with some useful information on the glycaemic index and a comprehensive breakdown of protein, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals and essential fats – all of which a low GI vegetarian or vegan diet can supply. The GI Food Table shows the low, medium and high GI ratings for plenty of common vegetarian and vegan foods for easy reference and the 'Get Slim and Stay Slim' chapter provides straight-talking information on how to follow the plan and make it work for you! For those who are pregnant, there is a whole section dedicated to 'Eating for Two' and how to adapt low GI for babies and children.
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R13 is a New York based fashion house inspired by Avant garde silhouettes, Italian craftsmanship and a rebellious and unwavering American spirit. Elevated, denim-driven and specialized, R13 debuted in the fall of 2009. The R13 icon of a snake with 13 rattles honors the 1775 Gadsden flag which represented 13 US colonies with a rattlesnake and the line "Don't Tread on Me." Influenced by the uniform of the rebel, R13 delivers categories of denim and leather, both of which age with grace and take on the spirit of their wearer. Silhouettes span the slouchy, skinny and harem-inspired and take their authentic vintage quality from pure indigo casting. All garments are produced in Castelfranco, Italy from Japanese, Italian and Turkish denim.
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Skinny, but not fitted, ankle length jean with a square low slouch rise. Comes in a rusty black wash with faded and distressed detail throughout.
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As i'm sure you all know, building backlinks to your website is one of the most important factors of SEO (Search Engine Optimization).
For those of you who don't know what a backlink is, it's simply a link to your site from someone else's site. Typically, you would make the 'Anchor Text' of the link (the clickable text) the keyword that you want to rank well for in google search results. Sounds easy right? Just post hundreds of links to your website all over the internet everyday....simple!
But here's the hard bit.....During recent Google updates, they have changed the way they rank site's according to backlinks. Now, they work out how many backlinks your site is creating everyday and if this is too many, or it looks unnatural, you will end up damaging the links and they will be "Discounted" by Google - meaning that link won't count towards your google ranking.
The reason Google have done this is because they want the most appealing and most relevant site's to appear first for a users query. These 'Appealing and Relevant' site's will be discussed all over the internet on Social networking sites, forums, blogs and many other places that people talk about things that interest them. Usually a site of interest will receive a few 'natural' links a day, just by people posting links to it as they discuss the site online.
When you build links to your site, you need to make this as natural looking as possible, giving Google the impression that lots of people are talking about your site all over the internet.
There's an old saying "Slow and steady wins the race" and when it comes to link building....that couldn't be more true. So making your website 1000 backlinks in one day might seem like a good idea at the time, but the reality is, google will just see it as 'spamming' rather than something internet users are discussing and creating a hype about.
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Marty Meehan is the chancellor of the University of Massachusetts Lowell, founded in the 1890s as the Lowell Normal and Lowell Textile Schools.
Since assuming the chancellorship in 2007, Meehan has propelled UMass Lowell forward by every important measure of higher education. The institution has achieved record growth in enrollment, student retention and funding for research and scholarships. The campus has undergone a stunning physical transformation with new academic buildings and residence halls, upgraded academic and research facilities, and enhanced student activity spaces.
In 2011, for the first time, UMass Lowell was named a top-tier national university and is No. 158 on U.S. News & World Report's Best National Universities ranking. Its three-year, 25-spot climb is the second-fastest in the nation. UMass Lowell also ranks 85th among all public universities in the country. The University is the top-ranked public research institution in New England for starting salary, mid-career salary and overall return on investment for graduates according to PayScale.com. Forbes also rated it the 10th "Best Value College" in the country.
While strongly focusing on academics and student success, Chancellor Meehan has made access, affordability and diversity a keystone of his vision to raise UMass Lowell's image and impact on the region.
Meehan has sought innovative and entrepreneurial means to obtain resources. Understanding that philanthropic support is vital to sustain the progress that has been made, the chancellor has overseen the largest fundraising years in the history of the institution culminating with a record total of $19.3 million raised in FY13.
Meehan was presented with the Association of College Unions International (ACUI) 2014 President of the Year Award at the organization's 100th anniversary celebration and conference. ACUI is the nation's largest association of collegiate student affairs professionals. He was honored by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) at the annual District I program in 2012 with the Chief Executive Leadership Award, established to honor institutional leaders for outstanding contributions to their campus communities, for efforts promoting public understanding of education and for support of advancement at their campuses.
Meehan represented the 5th Congressional District of Massachusetts in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1993 to 2007, where he served on the House Armed Services and Judiciary committees. Widely respected as a reformer, he established a national reputation for his legislative leadership in transforming campaign finance laws and protecting people against the health risks of tobacco use. Previously, he served as Massachusetts deputy secretary of state for securities and corporations, and he was the first assistant district attorney of Middlesex County.
Meehan graduated cum laude from UMass Lowell in 1978 with a degree in education and political science. He earned a master's degree in public administration from Suffolk University in 1981 and a juris doctor from Suffolk University Law School in 1986. He holds honorary degrees from Suffolk University, Green Mountain College in Vermont and Shenkar College of Engineering & Design in Israel.


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After having a wonderful experience with Morningstar Farms Grillers Chik'n Veggie Patties, I decided to try the California Turk'y Burger Grillers. Morningstar says, "with a great blend of avocados and tomatoes, this juicy, California-style veggie turk'y burger is a delicious hit from coast to coast. Throw it on the grill, then get to gobbling." These had a ringing endorsement from my boyfriend's parents, too, so I picked up a 4-pack box for $4.59.
I must say, the description is pretty accurate! I loved how juicy these were, and the tomato/ avocado blend was perfect. Because this is "turk'y," it tastes somewhat different from the "beef" patties from the company - in a good way! I gobbled mine up right away, without any extra seasoning, and it was delicious.
Each burger provides 90 calories, 5 grams of fat, 0.5 grams of which is saturated (8% and 3% of the daily value), 390 mg of sodium (17% of the DV), 5 grams of fiber (19% of the DV), less than 1 gram of sugar, 9 grams of protein, and 15% of the DV for iron.
The ingredients list is a little lengthy, but the nutrition facts for this veggie burger, plus the taste, means I'll be buying this again. These are my new second favorites - second only to the Chik'n!
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lord_hamybal wrote:could you please tell me what MIA means?
jdccdj1 wrote:lord_hamybal wrote:could you please tell me what MIA means?
it means Missing-In-Action.....i have not seen you around the forums in a while...
collaborating on the maze levels you created was a lot of FUN, and it brought a lot
of old-time solvers back into the game...i thought you were not playing/creating
maze levels anymore, so i asked zhyrek to create some...but, since you are here,
would you create some more?...thanks
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Now to find a way to get the ball up and over to the other side of the level.
It bugged me that goalpiece fell of lift first time, so I made this:
gets up on first try, saves about 125 tics.
lord_hamybal wrote:new level
rianbay812 wrote:Doesn't work for me. Doesn't ever climb out of the basket (5,000 ticks)
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