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Scrolling through social media the other day, I came across a blog post titled: Memento Mori: Art to Help You Meditate on Death and Become a Better Man.
From the post:
"Memento mori. Remember that you will die. [emphasis mine]
Us moderns don't like to think too much about death. It's a bit too depressing and morbid for our think-positive sensibilities. Our culture is devoted to perpetuating the lie that you can stay young forever and your life will go on and on.
But for men living in antiquity all the way up until the beginning of the 20th century, rather than being a downer, death was seen as a motivator to live a good, meaningful, and virtuous life. To help men remember death, artists created paintings, sculptures, and mosaics depicting skulls, skeletons, and other symbols of death."
I found a photo very similar to the one below using Google images and now I have it as my background picture on my cell phone.
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Remember that you will die. I appreciate the use of death as a motivator to live a good and meaningful life. I remember seeing a blog post about the top 5 regrets people had at their deathbed. You can find a link to the post (I don't think it's the original) by clicking here. Each regret people had seems like something that would be less of a regret if death was used as a motivator for a meaningful life. #1, for example, is wishing for the courage to live a life true to one's self, instead of a life others expected of them. There isn't much that's more meaningful than a life true to yourself.
With the thought "remember that you will die" being thrown around in my head, I started to write some things down and here are those musings thrown together in one place for the rest of the world to read.
What are some things you've decided to not do because of fear?
What have you not spoken up about or stood-up for?
Have you ever held yourself back from anything? If so, what's held you back (if not fear)?
Now I want you to think about having only 6 months to live: would you still hold yourself back from any of the things that popped into your head after reading the previous questions? What about having only weeks to live? Days? Minutes?
When death becomes a nearing reality, it can be used as a great motivation to do the things you desire. But that's something most of us assume will happen many years from now. As I sit in a Starbucks lobby writing this, I could drive home later and end up in a fatal car wreck. I could go to sleep tonight and not wake up for reasons unknown. Life is full of "what ifs" and my own life is rather predictable with each day, but that doesn't make me invincible. It doesn't make anyone invincible.
Just because you'll die doesn't mean you shouldn't live.
We will all pass one day; what will you be known for by your family and friends? What kind of risks will you have taken? What things will you have spoken up about? Be honest with people. Never give up on your hopes and dreams. Most importantly, don't hold yourself back.
There are people in my life, myself included at times, who make choices out of fear that may lead them to having those same 5 regrets on their deathbed. They may be big life choices, such as a change in careers, or less significant choices, such as not driving to the next town because of a fear of driving on the freeway.
I've not given my all to friendships – I am terrible at staying in touch and could spend much more time than I do with friends and family. I've not given my all to employment opportunities – I've not gone the extra mile and have failed to follow through on certain things which have disappointed employers or employment opportunities. Most importantly, as this is a movement- and massage-oriented blog, I've not given my all to my well-being, and I know many people who likely follow my work or stumble upon my work who feel the same way. You're not alone. You're never alone, as much as you may tell yourself those things, and this is your reminder.
This is your reminder to dig deep inside yourself. To stay consistent. To understand that knowing you'll die is all the more reason to live for yourself, which is a much different feeling than living with yourself. To know that you need to make decisions about your health that are for you and nobody else. To not let fear get in the way of your goals to be a healthy, happy human. Trust your instincts and knock down the walls of doubt. Memento mori.
What sorts of thoughts does this post provoke for you? Let me know in the comments.


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Brunch at Mother in Copenhagen
Brunch in Copenhagen is quite the affair. It usually involves a massive buffet where you can load up your plate with eggs, meats, cheese, fish, pancakes, pastries and even fruit, yoghurt and granola. On Saturday morning after a rather late night out we were in need of a big feed and brunch at Mother was perfect place to attack our killer hangover! Mother is a trendy pizza restaurant in the hipster part of Copenhagen; Vesterbro or also known as the Meatpacking district.
At Mother for 140 krona (approx. £15) you can help yourself as much as you want from the buffet that offers freshly baked stone oven pizzas, salads, meats, cheeses and breads, spreads and fruit.
Let's dig in shall we?
This food definitely hit the spot. Who knew pizza and scrambled eggs would be such a good combo?
So what pizza are you? ;)
After stuffing myself with many slices of delicious pizza I still managed to squeeze in a freshly baked muffin, smothered with Nutella (of course..)
Brunch at Mother is definitely not for the faint hearted but it worked a treat on our hangover which meant after this enormous feast we were ready to hit the shopping streets of Copenhagen.
Details: Mother, Høkerboderne 9, Copenhagen, +45 22 27 58 98, www.mother.dk
Here a quick picture showing off a new top I got from New Look recently! I'd been lusting after a heart jumper for a while so when I spotted this grey and pink beauty at only £14.99 it was an easy decision to make. I also really like that it's light and has three quarter sleeves, making it a perfect jumper for spring!
Grey Heart Top from New Look (link)
Oh and I don't usually walk around with a name tag by the way – this was at my recent Blogshop London course, which you can read about here. We all loved these stunning hanging magnolia branches in the studio that weekend. Because even though it was cold and rainy outside, it at least made it feel like spring inside!
I am so over this winter weather….
Let's hope April bring us SPRING :)
Cadbury Creme Egg Brownies
When I think Easter, immediately the words eggs and chocolate spring to my mind. With the Easter holidays coming up I was keen to do some baking and when I came across a recipe that combined my love of chocolate and eggs I knew I had to give it a whirl!
Now, important to note is that I am not talking about normal eggs here…I am talking about Cadbury Creme Eggs! For those of you not familiar to the concept of Cadbury Creme Eggs, they are basically a milk chocolate egg containing a yummy white and yellow fondant filling. Super naughty, super delicious! Another special thing is that Cadbury Creme Eggs are only around to release their gooey goodness during the Creme Egg season between January and April each year. Now enough talking, it is time to seduce you with my Cadbury Creme Egg Brownies!
OMG – how amazing do these look? And guess what, they taste even better!!
I made these the other night and took them into the office as a pre-Easter treat. I didn't have enough pieces to go round for everyone so it definitely was a case of favoritism that day. So if anyone from work is reading this and you didn't get a piece of my creme egg brownies; here's your cue…you really need to start being nicer to me haha ;)
185g unsalted butter
185g best dark chocolate
85g plain flour
40g cocoa powder
3 large eggs
275g golden caster sugar
6 (or more) Cadbury's Crème eggs cut in half (it is probably a good idea to have a few extra, just in case you end up consuming some in the process of baking this recipe…)
The recipe is pretty easy, just follow these simple steps!
- Preheat the oven to 160C and grease a 20 cm square baking tin. I actually didn't have a 20cm square tin and I wanted slightly more brownies so I used a larger tin. Which was fine but resulted in slightly thinner brownies – next time I might just double the recipe.
- Melt the butter and dark chocolate together either in the microwave or in a bowl over boiling water.
- Break 3 large eggs into a large bowl and tip in 275g golden caster sugar. With an electric mixer on maximum speed, whisk the eggs and sugar until they look thick and creamy, like a milk shake. This can take 3-5 minutes. You will know it's ready when the mixture becomes really pale and about double its original volume.
- Pour the cooled chocolate mixture over the eggy mousse, and then gently fold together.
- Hold a sieve over the bowl of eggy chocolate mixture and sift the cocoa and flour mixture, shaking the sieve from side to side, to cover the top evenly. Gently fold in to the mixture.
- Pour into the baking tin and cook for 15 minutes.
- Now it is time to add the star ingredient! Unwrap those creme eggs and cut them in half (this proved harder then I had imagined, with some ending up rather broken but it doesn't really matter too much!)
- Take the hot brownie tin out of the oven (be careful) and gently press the Cadbury creme egg halves into the mix, spacing them apart evenly.
- Then put it back in the over for another 5-10 minutes.
- Leave to cool before removing the brownies from tin and cutting into squares.
Cooking these definitely got me in the Easter spirit! Everyone raved about how delicious (and indulgent) these brownies were and I was definitely a popular Easter bunny in the office that day. Come on….you know you want to bake and eat these brownies this weekend!
Happy Easter everyone!
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Last weekend I had one of the best and most creative weekends ever; I took part the Blogshop London course! Blogshop is a PhotoShop bootcamp course that is perfect if you are a blogger or thinking about starting up a blog. The super talented Bri Emery from Designlovefest and Angela Kohler (photographer) travel all around the world with their sold-out workshops to teach the basics of Adobe Photoshop and how to make the images on your blog unique and more eye catching.
Learning PhotoShop had been something on my wish list for a long time but I was constantly debating if it was worth spending big bucks (because these courses aren't cheap) on some boring course learning about the software from some geeky IT man that wasn't specifically tailored to my needs. I wanted fun and creativity! So when I came across iheartblogshop.com I was literally skipping with happiness because their workshops would teach me exactly all the stuff I really wanted to learn; which is how to use Photoshop to enhance my blog, edit photos, create collages, mood boards and other general other creative exciting bits and pieces! And even more, it actually looked like lots of FUN – I was sold! So I signed up to join around 25 other blog/photoshop enthusiasts for their London workshop and I can say now that the investment was totally worth it – it was one of the best experiences I've had in a long time!
So last weekend I headed out to Shoreditch in East London to be a photoshop geek for my Blogshop London experience! We spend the weekend in a funky room at the Curtain Road studios cramming our brains full of knowledge, playing around on our MAC laptops and we even had a fun little photo shoot!
Best bits about the workshop were; 1. Learning from the pro's Bri and Angela! It was so motivating and inspiring to see how they have turned their passion for design, photography and blogging into an incredibly successful career. // 2. Learning the essentials of Photoshop and it being things I will now use on a daily basis for my blog posts – I am utterly in love with Photoshop! // 3. We were fed delicious food (and even the occasional mimosa) to keep us energised during the two intense days! // 4. Making some lovely new blogging friends. I met all kinds of bloggers from London, Norway, Belgium, Spain and even the USA! I will share some link love when I have all their details but I am already very much looking forward to catching up over brunch with my fave Blogshop girls Hayley & Rory in two weeks! // 5. The interns on hand at the course to help us when we got lost and had to raise our hand saying ' HELP, what do I do again??' They were brilliant! // 6. The space, our goodie bag and the decorations. Especially the flowers by Hattie from That Flower Shop were just stunning!
Check out some more fun Instragram snapshots from the weekend by searching for the hashtag #blogshoplondon. Is PhotoShop something you'd like to learn? Well, check out iheartblogshop.com to see if Bri and Angela are coming to a city near you any time soon!


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My Hoya Kerri plant has these terrible growths on it that I just discovered after being out of town for 4 days. Can someone please help me identify what the problem may be and how to treat it? At first, I thought they were mealy bugs but there seems to be growths coming out of the stems. And the white spots are not that fuzzy. Please help. |
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- Posted by amber_m 5 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, May 22, 12 at 18:25
i am looking forward to seeing if anyone knows what this is, because one of my hoyas has kind of the same thing down closer to the base of the plant... maybe something with it being too wet? |
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since no one is really responding to this one, why not repost it in the discussions section? |
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I cant' see it well enough to tell, but I'd guess aerial roots (normal & not bugs or disease). You could post as Amber suggests at 'Discussion' (thanks Amber), but I suspect you'll be told it's aerial roots. |
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U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., nominated 20 Wyoming students for the United States service academies for 2015. Today, he announced his choices for the U.S. Air Force Academy, the Merchant Marine Academy, the Military Academy...
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View Rockhurst University - Occupational Therapy News 2012-2013 (PDF)
Archived copies of Occupational Therapy News can be found here:
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Health Services Fair 2014
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What if, in between potions, transfiguration, and divination classes Harry Potter and the students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry also got a sex ed class? Every since Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince opened last week many critics have been writing about the way the movie handles sex and sexuality.
Some people can't believe that wizard teens, just like muggle teens, are interested in sex. Others, mostly adults it seems, are upset that the movie doesn't show any realistic, adult sexual and romantic relationships. Some of the strangest comments are from people who think the Harry Potter cast, especially Emma Watson who plays Hermione, are too attractive to be convincing.
Luckily, over at RH Reality Check Sarah Seltzer points out that yes, women can be smart AND beautiful (and have magical powers). Is Defense Against the Dark Arts really an abstinence only education class in disguise? Would Ron and Hermione have figured out their attraction earlier if they'd gotten comprehensive sex education? Do spells and magic protect young wizards from sexually transmitted infections and unintended pregnancy?
Ok, there are a lot of possible jokes here, but seriously – as serious as you can be about a fictional story about wizards – what if Harry, Ron , and Hermione had received accurate, respectful information about sex and sexuality that helped them deal with dating and relationships as easily as they deal with He-Who-Can-Not-Be-Named? And, what if the millions of young people and adults who read the books, had received that information while reading along? The possibilities are almost as awesome as the stories themselves.
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Purchasing real estate might seem very involved and complicated, but if you are aware of the things to do, it is a great experience. Don't be afraid, the tips in this article will help you avoid that.
See if your Realtor can provide a checklist. A good Realtor will be able to give you a list that covers the different steps of a transaction, from finding a home to getting approved for your mortgage. These checklists can keep the process on track and make sure everything is taken care of.
When you are planning on making an investment in real estate, you should keep your goals in mind. Determine if your goals are short or long term. If the investment is a mismatch to those goals, then give it a pass. Many investors make the mistake of purchasing a property that does not meet their needs, and they wind up losing money.
If you are going to be starting a new business, before you purchase your building, make sure that the location is in a viable and relatively safe neighborhood. Deciding to launch a business enterprise in an undesirable area is likely to limit your pool of potential customers. Consult your Realtor about the best neighborhood to open your business.
Canvas neighborhoods you like, getting to know the variety of home types in the area. There is a reason for this: it may be inadvisable to buy a larger, more expensive house than those generally in the neighborhood. If you decide to sell the house in the future, it will be difficult for you to obtain the value of the house. This is because every other competing house in the neighborhood will cost less.
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Individuals with families, either existing or planned for the future, should shop for homes with enough square footage to handle an entire family. Also, look at safety issues, such as a swimming pool or stairs. If children have been raised in this house, it should be safe.
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Chaos, wanton destruction and fun make up the recipe for Bugbear's stunning sequel to FlatOut.
The original FlatOut focused on the destruction of cars, environments, etc was incredibly fun to play. Now Bugbear has taken a game which was good and made it better. "Chaos, wanton destruction and fun" explain FlatOut 2 in five words.
When you see the intro movie, you realize immediately that this is no ordinary racer. FlatOut 2 is a game in which you need to finish the race by any means possible. That includes smashing up your opponents, destroying the surrounding environment to fill up the NOS meter, looking for shortcuts, etc.
Instead of racing unknowns in the original game, you race seven competitors all aiming for the top. The game is divided into four types — a race, an event, a stunt and a derby. The career mode has you doing all these in three classes of cars namely derby, race and street. Derby cars are cheap, less powerful cars that can take a beating. Race cars are more powerful than the derby cars but are a bit expensive. Finally the street cars are tuned sports cars but are the least durable and most expensive. The cars are not licensed but looking at the body they do strike a resemblance to Mustangs, Chevys and even a Mini Cooper. The difficulty is not that tough in normal mode but in a race, if you start banging into your opponents expect a vengeful return or two. You can tune your car to go faster and control better but don't expect the level of tuning that you get in the Need for Speed Underground series or Midnight Club 3.
The race levels are quite linear and simple to remember. You might drive through a thick forest, farms, city roads, and even on race tracks. The derby races are basically you crashing into your opponents in a closed stadium with your derby cars and events are just races in closed circuit tracks. But the best and I should say the most fun you will have in FlatOut 2 are the stunts which have returned from the original. Instead of six mini-games there are a full dozen of them. In these stunts you get to hurl your driver through the windshield of your car into a target. This is quite fun especially if you want to think that your throwing your troublesome boss or your worst enemy and see him bounce about after they have struck the pavement. It can get annoyingly tough but the pleasures of seeing the lifeless body go through all that damage can be rewarding.
The graphics are breathtaking and are a huge improvement over the original. The constant frame rate for the Xbox and the PS2 makes it one of the best looking races this year. On a high end PC you can get the best out of the game. The crashes look so good that you feel tempted to crash on purpose. The real-time deformation of the car is remarkable too. If you lose a tire in a race, you lose control of the car throughout the race and it even affects your speed. All this should be taken into consideration when choosing your car and your modifications.
The sound in the game is great. The sounds of the turbocharger reaching its limit, cars exchanging paint as they strike each other and the exhaust sound all add a sense of reality to the game. The soundtracks include rock and metal. The multiplayer online experience is guaranteed to keep you up at night. It includes ranked matches and tournaments, and everything plays smoothly. Playing the stunt mini-games can be really addictive when you have a friend over.
FlatOut 2 looks gorgeous and is just plain fun to play. It may not be Burnout 3 but stands out in its own league. Definitely recommended!
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Remember the big argument about Donald Duck's dialogue in the movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"? When he supposedly let out a racist slur?
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"The society that draws too great of a distinction between its scholars and its warriors will end up having its thinking done by cowards and its fighting done by fools." --probably Thucydides
It's a whole 'nother arguement if he said it of not.
I am just kind of shocked they put the line in the attraction with so much controversy surrounding it.
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Here's the ride: he says it in the first 40 seconds... YouTube - PHILHARMAGIC IN HIGH DEFINITION
To me it sounds like "mickey", but I don't know what to say about the movie line he said to daffy duck...
They put the sound clip in because he didn't say it.
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Sorry, don't hear it. Sounds like he's saying "dumb, stupid, little..."
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I knew about Roger Rabbit, but not Mickey's Philharmagic... until you pointed it out to me. I know Donald says nothing wrong, but it sure sounds odd.
I can't hear it. I think it's implied for the adults to assume he would say something along those lines.
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They put it in as a tribute to Walt's freezing, and I believe it is referenced in those secret videos that Walt made before his death to be shown to executives on a yearly basis.
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Think a stress test and a simple blood workup are all you need to assess your heart attack risk? Wrong.
Your physician has you come in to his office and run on a treadmill while you're hooked up to an EKG. For the next 8 to 12 minutes, he'll evaluate your heart rate, breathing, and blood pressure as the intensity of the workout increases. When the stress test is over, he'll tell you whether you have coronary artery disease.
Here's news that might make your heart skip a beat: For women, there's a 35% chance the test results will be wrong.
Most often, the test reveals false positives, meaning healthy women are told they have heart disease. Less frequently but obviously far more dangerous is when the test fails to detect clogged arteries that could, in fact, cause a heart attack. Fewer men are misdiagnosed.
Possible reason for the gender gap: Phases of the menstrual cycle and birth control pills have been shown to throw off results, indicating that estrogen's effects on heart cells might be a factor.
For decades, doctors had nothing more sophisticated than a stress test to offer. Not anymore. Cardiologists now use advanced imaging and blood tests that give a much more accurate assessment of heart attack risk. "These tests are the best ways to tell who is in danger, because they can catch cardiovascular disease 20 to 30 years before it gets severe enough to cause a heart attack or stroke," says Arthur Agatston, MD, an early champion of many of them.
Better detection is urgently needed: More than 1 million Americans have heart attacks every year, and almost half die. Men have more than women do, but the gap is closing. From 1988 to 2004, attacks among women ages 35 to 54 spiked 42%.
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Painting fantasy eyes
In order to paint a realistic-looking eye it is necessary to understand its form. The human eye is a sphere, covered by upper and lower eyelids. If you imagine the parallel lines passing along the eyes, that will make it easier for you to understand how to construct your sketch correctly.
Eyes come in many diverse forms and will be different depending on the facial type and race of the person. The upper eyelid is wider than the lower one because of its function – to cover and protect the eye. While painting the upper eyelid, you can add expression and emotion to your character. Half-closed eyelids convey languor and allure; squinted eyes look sly or playful.
Don't forget that there's also a lower eyelid – if it's missed, the eye will look strange and unrealistic. In the inside corner of the eye there's a tear duct. Again, eyes look odd without this.
I can't stress enough the significance of detailing the iris. This part is responsible for the volume and expressiveness of the eye as well as its colour, of course.
Personally, I find it very important to draw eyelashes. I always make them slightly unreal, too long or of unusual colours. Sometimes I put sparkles on them, or add tears trickling down. This is always a final step in my portraits.
During this workshop I'm going to look at all aspects of painting an eye, including the eyelashes and make-up.
I like to paint fantasy portraits of beautiful girls and I never leave their eyes without make-up. Remember, though: the make-up can be rich but it shouldn't be vulgar.
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The 2006 NAV override (volume button sequence) that allows you to make NAV entries with the car in motion, does not work on the 2007 LS460. Does anyone know the button sequence?
I suspect there is one-since the 2007 Avalon with the same NAV version (6.1) has an override for the joystick version (does not work for a touch screen NAV like the LS)
I suspect there is one-since the 2007 Avalon with the same NAV version (6.1) has an override for the joystick version (does not work for a touch screen NAV like the LS)
egusman Posts: 15the 5th generation 6.1 disc(U30 at 2 oclock.)( has the overide disabled due to govt regs probabvly. the 6.1 avalon is still 4th generation computer so not disabled. the 5th generation 5.1 disc has u30 number around 2 oclock. still works but id has been declared defective and being recalled. getting rid of the overide button means us citizens are unbale to multitask apparerently but japan has tv tuners movies and overide button still.
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nvbanker Posts: 7,285do you really want to give override ability to a citizenry that can't even spell or type?
America is obsessed with preventing idiots from hurting themselves, or someone else. From Helmet laws to seat belt laws to cell phone laws - we do our damndest to keep you safe (and the manufacturer insulated from litigation). Which is one reason why we made no private aircraft in America for a couple of decades. Seems, the lawyers think they should be made to never wear out. Ridiculous.
Yet - you can still smoke legal,highly addictive poisonous leaves. You can still drink highly intoxicating beverages and drive your car (with your seat belt on, your airbags on standby, and your cell phone off).
Yes, I want an override. In any other country but this one, you can operate your system while in motion, or your co-pilot can do it, if you're smart. You can't make this world idiot proof. Idiots are going to drive. Get over it. -
pat Posts: 10,421I think the point nvbanker is making is that nothing physically restricts someone who has been drinking alcohol from operating a motor vehicle, therefore why should there be a physical restriction on the navigation system. I am not saying I agree with this point of view, just telling you what I think he meant. Nvbanker can certainly correct me if I've misunderstood.
atlas7 Posts: 126The issue with Lexus providing features on their automobiles that are available in other countries, but not in the US, has to do with Toyota's view of the American Legal system. The Toyota Executives are afraid that there will be a tragic accidents and the victims or victims families will sue the manufacturer(Toyota)for an alleged malfunction. Can you blame Toyota? Where else in the world can a knucklehead sue a restaurant because they spilled hot coffee on themselves. Anyone hear the latest, a guy sued a dry cleaner for losing the pants to his suit for $56m. The guy lost, but the case actually went to court. The problem is not Toyota, it's us!
sandy_eggo Posts: 7Hi All-
I am a Lexus owner that is "mad as hell" that Lexus took away the override without even telling their customers.
I have started Lexus Override as a way to re-establish this nontrivial feature to us, the car owners. Please sign up and be counted so Lexus recognizes how many of us are not going to take this lying down! Your email will be kept confidential.
Lexus Is Not My Mother -
rennybosch Posts: 329Hi sandy_eggo, I tried your links but they gave me "404 Not Found". So I googled lexusoverride.com and got to your site immediately. And signed up.
Try this link: http://lexusoverride.com -
nvbanker Posts: 7,285Yes, they never told us about the override, it came out of the skunk works department and was passed along. Personally, I do not use it (yet), because you must do it every time you start the car - and that's not good enough for me. I do firmly believe that I am responsible enough to use it carefully, and my co-pilot would be working it anyway. Can't be any more unsafe than eating a burger, lighting up a cigarette, or talking on the phone, which you can't do because the function blanks out when you're moving! :mad:
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knowspinzone Posts: 91
nvbanker Posts: 7,285It could be potentially unsafe, as any activity could be, listening to a CD can be distracting, so can daydreaming, or looking intently at the Tachometer. It's part of instrumentation, and can be safely used by the driver, and certainly the passenger, as any of the instrumentation can be.
I've been talking on a cellphone while driving since 1986 extensively. No accidents. I think I can use Navigation safely too. -
knowspinzone Posts: 91It would be nice if they could devise a test for drivers so that those who are able multi-task could be licensed to use their cel and nav system, and those that couldn't would be prohibited.
Those people would have to have a bumper sticker on their car stating, "If I'm on the phone, watching a DVD, eating, reading, or putting on make-up, call the State Police"! -
navguy1 Posts: 181I noticed today that Lexus has added a new option, if you have registered on Lexus.com, to submit a missing address or business, check to see what is available on the current map disc, check city listings and verify which DVD map disc fits your vehicle.
Go to www.lexus.com and click on OWNER at the top of the page. Just register and you will have unlimited access to these features. Remeber, you must have your VIN to register. -
roddmod11 Posts: 55I have seen more posts on Nav in cars that make me wonder if anyone has heard of Garmen, you know like the Nuvi 360 portable with bluetooth, voice for your phone, take to your other car or friends cars, walk down the street and find restaurants and stores. Plug into your computer to update,not have to go to the dealer, set your destinations in the house then in my case use the suction cup mounting and stick right next to the gear shift and go. No problems with using it while driving,will never be outdated (throw away and by a new one) does not have the distracting screen in the dash, which you have to play with for other functions in the car. When your hard drive crashes what else will you loose? Why would you not go portable?
knowspinzone Posts: 91I use a portable Magellan (similar to the Garmin) for my Harley (attaches right to the handlebar), and I've also used it when I've gone cross country skiing. However, as good as it is, it doesn't hold a candle to the Lexus nav system. Also, you don't have to throw away the Lexus system, your dealer can easily update it yearly.
chasfj Posts: 13Has anyone actually had the mapping SW on the LS460 updated? I'm told by the parts guy that unlike the LS430 which just involved replacing the DVD, the LS460 mapping software is on the hard drive, and is updated through a firewire port via some sort of memory stick ($265 plus labor). Can anyone confirm any of this, or provide some details around how the Nav is updated in the LS460?
georget3 Posts: 53When did you buy your car? Does Lexus cover the update for a period of time?
How do you find out the version of the software?
I just got my 2008 LS460 (previous car S500), I feel the Nav system works pretty well, including the voice command.
My only problem so far is after I program security gate clicker successfully, it somehow didM not work. I wonder if anyone has any experience in this matter? -
sandy_eggo Posts: 7After a *lot* of complaining, I got a rebate for the cost of my Nav system. Here is a link to my check -- www.LexusOverride.com --. Copy it and take it to your showroom and fight to get yours too. I have spoken to Lexus about getting a rebate to all www.LexusOverride.com registrants - so far without success. But if they gave a rebate, they must know at some level it just isn't right!


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Raid buffs overhauled for 3.0.2 {WoW}
Aug 31st 2008 11:46PM Actually, the VT change is IMO a good one, here's why.
Right now if a Shadow Priest does 1000 DPS the people in his party stand to make 50 mana per second, 250 MP5
In WOTLK assuming the 10 people getting the buff have 10,000 mana (not hard to do really) they'll be getting 50 mana per second too, so again, 250 MP5, it affects more people.
Downside, only affects the people with the lowest amount of mana, it would be better if it affected the people with the lowest PERCENTAGE of mana, which will likely be mages and locks, the people who need the mana the most. But this can't be promised because what if the healers or someone else in the raid is stacking less mana than the mages and locks.
WoW Insider and WoW TCG Loot give away a Tabard of Flame {WoW}
Aug 28th 2008 11:21PM Joker Red
Breakfast Topic: Warcraft movie casting call {WoW}
Aug 22nd 2008 8:45AM Sir Ian McKellan as Terenas Menethil
Viggo Mortensen as Medivh
Cate Blanchette as Jaina Proudmoore
Karl Urban as Arthas
Crispin Glover, to play a goblin.
WoW Moviewatch: How to Paladin XXX {WoW}
Jul 15th 2008 9:49PM I love these videos so much :)
"I am Murloc" gets rocked already {WoW}
Jul 4th 2008 1:49PM Loved playing this track, even if it was a bit simple
The one you never win {WoW}
Jul 3rd 2008 10:54AM Supremus is so easy, even to the point where I'm getting angry at other people wiping for no good reason.
In the kiting phase EVERYONE moves, even if he isn't on you, you need to keep moving because if a volcano spawns on you, you've got a lot better chance of avoiding it if you're already moving away from it.
Caption This! {WoW}
Jul 1st 2008 10:49AM Quagmire: Don't worry about it! They're tagged, they're tagged!
How to make 10,000 gold in a month {WoW}
Jun 1st 2008 9:25AM Oh
well, i guess i spend more than 2000g a month raiding woopsie
How to make 10,000 gold in a month {WoW}
Jun 1st 2008 12:56AM I'm more interested in how you manage to spend 2000g a week raiding
I use 2 flasks a night 5x a week, I always have battle and guardian elixir backups, i use buff food, wizard oil, and I still only spend about half what you spend


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Skyland Resort - Shenandoah National Park
Skyland Resort, first called Stony Man Camp, was begun in 1886 by George Freeman Pollock, Jr. Influential in establishing Shenandoah as a national park, Pollock chose the perfect spot for his summer retreat. At 3,680 feet, the highest point on the Skyline Drive, he had breathtaking views of the Shenandoah Valley. Quite different from its 19th century origins, Skyland today offers guests 178 rooms ranging from rustic cabins to cozy suites and rooms with spectacular valley and mountain vistas.
The Pollock Dining Room features regional cuisine and free family-friendly entertainment is scheduled nightly in the Mountain Taproom.
Guided horseback rides depart daily from the Skyland stables and special events are held throughout the season. Skyland is open March 28 through noon, Dec. 8, 2013. Skyland Resort is managed by Delaware North Company, an authorized concessioner of the National Park Service.


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Old Bond Street, London.
GV Elevated shot inside Artist Miss Zsuzsi Roboz's studio, she is putting the finishing touches to a portrait. SV Miss Roboz at work on the portrait. CU Miss Roboz.
GV People looking round Miss Roboz's exhibition at the Walker Gallery. CU Water colour painting 'Venice'. CU Pencil sketch of Miss Claire Bloom, camera tracks in to close up of the sketch. SV Miss Roboz comes down steps and poses beside her own self portrait which is an oil painting. Slip pan.
GV Agnew Gallery in Old Bond Street with the Royal coat of arms over the door. GV People inside the gallery looking at Annigoni's portrait of Princess Margaret. SV Portrait. CU Ditto. CU Notice underneath the portrait which reads 'World copyright reserved, no photographs may be taken'. LV People looking at the portrait. CU Head of Princess Margaret in the portrait. SV Panning shot of model Georgina Moore who posed for parts of the portrait, walking up to have a look at it. CU Georgina Moore looking at the portrait. CU Head and shoulders of Princess Margaret in the portrait.
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1 Then Jonah made prayer to the Lord his God from the inside of the fish, and said, | 1 From inside the fish Jonah prayed to the LORD his God. |
2 In my trouble I was crying to the Lord, and he gave me an answer; out of the deepest underworld I sent up a cry, and you gave ear to my voice. | 2 He said: "In my distress I called to the LORD, and he answered me. From the depths of the grave I called for help, and you listened to my cry. |
3 For you have put me down into the deep, into the heart of the sea; and the river was round about me; all your waves and your rolling waters went over me. | 3 You hurled me into the deep, into the very heart of the seas, and the currents swirled about me; all your waves and breakers swept over me. |
4 And I said, I have been sent away from before your eyes; how may I ever again see your holy Temple? | 4 I said, 'I have been banished from your sight; yet I will look again toward your holy temple.' |
5 The waters were circling round me, even to the neck; the deep was about me; the sea-grass was twisted round my head. | 5 The engulfing waters threatened me, the deep surrounded me; seaweed was wrapped around my head. |
6 I went down to the bases of the mountains; as for the earth, her walls were about me for ever: but you have taken up my life from the underworld, O Lord my God. | 6 To the roots of the mountains I sank down; the earth beneath barred me in forever. But you brought my life up from the pit, O LORD my God. |
7 When my soul in me was overcome, I kept the memory of the Lord: and my prayer came in to you, into your holy Temple. | 7 "When my life was ebbing away, I remembered you, LORD, and my prayer rose to you, to your holy temple. |
8 The worshippers of false gods have given up their only hope. | 8 "Those who cling to worthless idols forfeit the grace that could be theirs. |
9 But I will make an offering to you with the voice of praise; I will give effect to my oaths. Salvation is the Lord's. | 9 But I, with a song of thanksgiving, will sacrifice to you. What I have vowed I will make good. Salvation comes from the LORD." |
10 And at the Lord's order, the fish sent Jonah out of its mouth on to the dry land. | 10 And the LORD commanded the fish, and it vomited Jonah onto dry land. |
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2014 will be the 7th year for the Wild Iris Mountain Run. This year it will be held on July 12th. The 5k/10k run is an out-and-back race that starts from the climbers' parking lot at Wild Iris on Limestone Mountain. It immediately climbs north on FR327 past the radio towers and then takes a steady descent to the turnaround at the halfway point. The rolling descent is beautifully framed by the Wind River Mountains to the west and Red Canyon to the east. The first of two aid stations will be at mile 1.5 (this is the 5k turnaround); this aid station will also be stocked for the return. The second aid station will be at the 10k turnaround. Aid stations will be stocked with water and sports drink.
The 21k course follows the 10k route to its turnaround, then does a technical and "elevation intensive" 11k loop (includes one aid station). From here, runners rejoin the 10k course for the 1000′ climb back up to the finish. This is an exceedingly hard race.
Race packets, including shirts, are available on a first come, first serve basis. Please register as soon as possible to ensure you get one!
To reach the Wild Iris climbers' parking lot, drive east out of Lander on Main Street. After about 24 miles (near milepost 53), take a right on the dirt Limestone Mountain Road. Take this road for 1.3 miles to a fork. To reach parking for the race, take the right fork, switchback up the hill, and park on the left as you crest the ridge (0.8 miles past the fork). There will be a porta-john and one USFS bathroom for your use. Please give yourself at least 30 minutes to drive from Lander to the Wild Iris climbers' parking lot.


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Love the lodge...except for the bus service. We usually take the launch to the MK and then det around from there.
Wow, You guys were so right! We just loved staying at the Villas at Wilderness Lodge and it has become our favorite Resort. Fantastic.
My inlaws loved it as well! We sat in the lobby for over an hr. when We came down to wait for the Magical Express, just to soak in the atmosphere of the Lobby. Just Great! We also did dinner one night at the Wispering Canyon Cafe, and you are right, that is one fun place to eat
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Our DVC/Disney Resort trips have been:
Trip #1 (Jan 31-Feb 5-07) SSR. Studio.
Trip #2 (May 1- 8-07) OKW. Studio.
Trip #3 (June 26-July 1-07) SSR. 1 Bdrm.
Trip #4 (Sept 16-21-07) OKW. 1 & 2 Bdrm.
Trip #5 (Nov 29-Dec 3-07) AKL.
Trip #6 (Jan 26-Feb 2-08) AKL. Studio.
Trip #7 (April 12-18-08) SSR. 1 Bdrm.
Trip #8 (May 23-27-08) SSR. Studio.
Trip # 9(May 27-30-08) OKW. Studio.
Trip # 10(Sept 10-17-08) BWV. Studio
Trip # 11 (Nov 15-21-08) VWL. 2 Bdrm.
Trip # 12 (Dec 19-21-08) SSR. Studio.
Trip # 13(Feb 1-6-09) SSR. 2 Bdrm.
Trip # 14(Feb 27-Mar 1-09) AKV Studio
Trip # 15(Apr 30-May 8-09) ASR Movies-1 nite, PO Riverside- 4 nites, SSR Studio 3 nites
Trip # 16(July 6th-10th-09)Pop Century
Trip # 17(Sept 18th-24th-2009)Pop Century
Trip #18(Oct 10th-16th 2009) ASR Music-1 nite, SSR Treehouses 5 nites
Trip #19(Jan 20th-26th 2010) OKW-4 nites, Bch Club Studio Villa 2 nites
Trip #20(Apr 23rd-26th 2010) Caribbean Beach Resort
Trip #21(June 18th-25th 2010) POR 2 nites, SSR 2bdrm Villa 5 Nites.
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If you want to play a game that every professional game critic in the world adores then get hold of Journey from the PSN Store now. There's no guarantee you'll also love it but if the reviews are anything to go by you could well do.
Journey is a game that has taken a long time to arrive, with Thatgamescompany, who previously brought us Flow and Flower, deciding not to rush their next release. The results are there for all to see, however, and Journey currently has a Metascore of 93 on review aggregation site Metacritic.
At the time of writing there are 57 Critic Reviews listed on Metacritic, all of which are positive and all of which scored the game 8/10 or higher. 17 of them give the game 10/10, a rare feat from some of the sites involved.
However, there are several negative User Reviews, which just shows that not everybody has the same taste. I'm sure it helped that the pro reviewers won't have had to actually pay for the privilege of playing the game. It is rather short, but by most accounts it more than makes up for that in beauty.


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The multi-platinum selling singer/songwriter is set to release her much-anticipated fourth studio album 'Invisible Empire/Crescent Moon' through Virgin Records on 10th June.
The BRIT awards winner of Best British Female Solo Artist of 2006 needs little introduction these days - the evidence of her success is unavoidable in Britain today. By her own testimony, her rather personal and reflective music is rooted in her adopted childhood; 'I grew up knowing I could have had a million different lives. It makes your life mysterious and your imagination go wild.'
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Review: Create memory practice games using text or pictures with Flash Cards
Improve recall of almost anything using two different modes of Flash Cards for Mac.
With the ability to make flash cards covering any topic, Flash Cards for Mac would be useful for users who want to improve their memory and knowledge. Available for free, the application downloads and installs quickly.
The design of the main menu is basic, with no graphics to distinguish buttons or functions. The text labels were accurate, but a better interface would have helped new users navigate Flash Cards for Mac more effectively. By clicking on the Setup button the user can choose between two modes: Text and Picture. Here the user can also set the period between displays as well as text color and font size. "Start" and "Pause" buttons allow for navigation of a previously created set of cards. This can also be automated from a menu selection. Setting up a slideshow is poorly described, but is accomplished by dragging photo files into a designated folder on the user's computer. The answers are modified by a drop-down menu, which is clearly labeled. These can be scrambled and sorted from the main menu to change up the card sequence, making memorization easier. The user can choose between two modes: Automatic and Manual. In both modes a word appears and stays on the screen for the designated time. There is no field to enter an answer but the user can check if it's right or wrong by clicking on the "Show Answer" button. If the answer was wrong, the user needs to click on the "Incorrect" button. By checking the option "Keep Score," the user can track how many correct and incorrect answers they had.
Flash Cards for Mac seems suitable for any user looking to improve their level of knowledge of a specific subject. Even though useful, the program could benefit from a better and clearer interface.


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Virginia M. Bouvier a senior advisor for Latin American programs. She joined USIP in January 2003 as a program officer for the Jennings Randolph Fellowship program. She was seconded in 2012-13 to serve as a process design expert for the United Nations Standby Team of Mediation Experts. For the previous seven years, she was an assistant professor of Latin American literature and culture at the University of Maryland. From 1982 to 1989, Bouvier served as senior associate at the Washington Office on Latin America, where she focused on Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay. Bouvier has also served as a consultant and research director for the Women's Leadership Conference of the Americas, a joint project of the Inter-American Dialogue and the International Center for Research on Women, and as a consultant at the World Bank, Levi Strauss Foundation, Levi Strauss and Co. and the C.S. Fund. Her areas of expertise include Colombia, mediation and peace processes, conflict analysis and prevention, civil society, and gender and peacebuilding. Dr. Bouvier blogs at Colombia Calls.
She is a graduate of Wellesley College and holds a doctorate from the University of California, Berkeley in Latin American studies.
- "Turning the Tables," ForeignPolicy.com, November 27, 2013.
- "Global Conflict Prevention Mechanisms and their Relevance for Latin America and the Caribbean", Pensamiento Propio [Journal of Coordinadora Regional de Investigaciones Económicas y Sociales/CRIES], Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2013.
- "El proceso de Caguán y la comunidad internacional," in Proceso de paz en Colombia, ed. Sandra Borda and Fernando Cepeda, Ecco Press/HarperCollins, 2012.
- "Crossing the Lines: Women's Social Mobilization in Latin America," in Governing Women: Women's Political Effectiveness in Contexts of Democratization and Governance Reform, edited by Anne Marie Goetz (Routledge, 2008)
- Whose America? The War of 1898 and the Battles to Define the Nation (Praeger Press, 2002).
- The Globalization of U.S.-Latin American Relations: Democracy, Intervention, and Human Rights (Praeger Press, 2002).
- Women and the Conquest of California (University of Arizona Press, 2001, 2004)


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Please use the links on the left to learn more about Gideon's passion for music. You'll find audio and video samples of Gideon performing, a list of his current repertoire, and information about upcoming performances.
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(11/16/2013) New concerts have been added to the performances page. Check back frequently as new events will be added all the time!
(8/6/2013) Check out the review from ClevelandClassical.com of Gideon's concert for the Cleveland Classical Guitar Society in March, 2013: Gideon Whitehead at Happy Days Lodge
(8/6/2013) Gideon's new album "Russian Romance", released in June 2013, was featured on W-ERU in Maine on Sunday, August 4. It features music of the guitar from Russia. The wide range of styles is surely engaging for all! Please visit the album page to order your copy.
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PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y.–Safavieh will host a book signing and luncheon with Thom Filicia to celebrate the designer's new book, "American Beauty: Renovating and Decorating a Beloved Retreat," during Las Vegas Market later this month. The event will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2012, at noon, at Safavieh's World Market Center showroom, Building A, A-101.
The event will follow Filicia's Las Vegas Market-sponsored presentation, where he will discuss the book and the influence of best practices for sustainability on his work and on the furnishings and design industries with Susan Inglis, executive director of the Sustainable Furnishings Council. That will take place from 11 a.m. to noon in Building C, C-176.
"We are extending an invitation to Sustainable Furnishings Council members, market attendees and Safavieh clients," said Arash Yaraghi, Safavieh principal. "Working together with Thom on his outdoor rug collection for Safavieh and his hemp indoor rugs, we have initiated design innovations that set new standards in the sustainable rug category. We look forward to expanding our collections with Thom to push the envelope with eco-friendly and reclaimed materials. The rugs he designed for Safavieh are featured in his home as well as the book, illustrating his commitment as a designing green leader."


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NEW YORK (AP) - A New York judge says statements Osama bin Laden's son-in-law made to U.S. authorities when he was brought to the United States can be used against him at a terrorism trial.
Judge Lewis Kaplan also declined Tuesday to toss out conspiracy charges that were brought against Sulaiman Abu Ghaith (SOO'-lay-mahn AH'-boo GAYTH).
Kaplan issued his ruling after conducting a lengthy hearing to decide issues raised by lawyers for the former bin Laden spokesman.
The lawyers had challenged statements their client made during a 14-hour flight to the U.S. earlier this year.
Abu Ghaith has pleaded not guilty to charges he conspired to kill Americans in his role as al-Qaida's spokesman after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
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