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Luke McDaniel (February 3, 1927 – June 27, 1992), who also recorded under the stage name Jeff Daniels, was an American country and rockabilly music singer and songwriter. He was the grandfather of Mississippi state senator Chris McDaniel.
McDaniel was born in Ellisville, Mississippi and raised on a farm. He learned to play mandolin in high school, playing in local churches and public events. In 1945, he formed his own band, which opened for Hank Williams at a show in New Orleans later in the decade. His first recording was the song "Whoa Boy", issued on Trumpet Records in 1952.
He then moved to Mobile, Alabama and played with Jack Cardwell, a star on local radio and television station WKAB. He became a regular on the "Tom 'N Jack" show, and in 1953 Cardwell's label, King Records, signed him. He recorded several singles for King but none of them were hits, and he moved to New Orleans in 1954. While there, he recorded for Mel-A-Dee Records and played on the Louisiana Hayride.
In 1956, he was persuaded by friends Elvis Presley and Carl Perkins to send a demo recording to Sam Phillips, who signed him to his label Sun Records. McDaniel recorded two sessions with Sun, but left the label over a contract dispute. None of the Sun sides were released until Charly Records compiled them decades later.
Following this, he signed with Big Howdy Records and released records under the name Jeff Daniel, but was unable to score a hit record under this name, either. He continued recording into the 1970s.
Buddy Holly performed his song "Midnight Shift" (written under the pseudonym Earl Lee), and The Byrds covered his "You're Still on My Mind" on their album Sweetheart of the Rodeo. George Jones and Jim Reeves also covered McDaniel's songs.
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Year | Title | Record label |
1952 | Whoa, Boy! / No More | Trumpet Records |
1953 | A Tribute To Hank Williams, My Buddy / This Cryin' Heart | Trumpet Records |
1953 | Drive On / Let Me Be A Souvenir | King Records |
1953 | I Can't Go / For Old Times Sake | King Records |
1954 | The Automobile Song / I Can't Steal Another's Bridge | King Records |
1954 | Honey Won't You Please Come Home / Crying My Heart Out For You | King Records |
1954 | Money Bag Woman / Hurts Me So | King Records |
1955 | One More Heart / Living In A House Of Sin | King Records |
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Year | Title | Record label |
1956 | Daddy-O Rock / Hey Woman! | Meladee Records |
1959 | Switch Blade Sam / You're Still On My Mind | Big Howdy Records |
1959 | Uh-Huh-Huh / Table For Two | Big B Records |
1960 | Foxy Dan / Some Day You'll Remember | Astro Records |
197? | Uh-Huh-Huh / Table For Two | Big Howdy Records |
197? | Foxy Dan / Bye Bye Baby | Big Howdy Records |
197? | Hard Luck / Johnny's | Big Howdy Records |
197? | I Tried / I'm Tired Of These Country Ways | Big Howdy Records |
197? | Switch Blade Sam / You're Still On My Mind | Big Howdy Records |
Sun Records (not issued) | |
Sun Records (not issued) |
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An offbeat romantic comedy about a decent guy, Ray Tuckby, with a dead-end life in the dead-end town of Trona, CA. After encouragement from a stranger whom he happens upon, Ray begins to dream again. He sheds the parasites in his life, musters the nerve to pursue his childhood love, and finally takes back his community by toppling the local teenage Meth-baron.
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Wettability, Electrical and Mechanical Properties of 99.3Sn-0.7Cu/Si3N4 Novel Lead-Free Nanocomposite Solder
Periodical | Advanced Materials Research (Volume 277) |
Main Theme | Advanced Materials Research QiR 12 |
Edited by | Bondan Tiara Sofyan |
Pages | 106-111 |
DOI | 10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.277.106 |
Citation | Mohd Arif Anuar Mohd Salleh et al., 2011, Advanced Materials Research, 277, 106 |
Online since | July 2011 |
Authors | Mohd Arif Anuar Mohd Salleh, Muhammad Hafiz Hazizi, Arifin Ahmad Zainal, Kamarudin Hussin, Khairel Rafezi Ahmad |
Keywords | Composite, Electrical Properties, Lead-Free Solder, Mechanical Property, Wettability |
Price | US$ 28,- |
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A nanocomposite solder alloy with 99.3Sn-0.7Cu base alloy was successfully fabricated using the powder metallurgy route which consists of blending, compaction and sintering. Varying amount of nano size silicon nitride particulates were introduced as reinforcements to obtain a novel lead-free nanocomposite solder alloy. Following fabrication, the sintered nanocomposite solder were cut into thin solder disc and were analyzed in terms of their wettability, electrical and mechanical properties. Wettability, electrical and mechanical properties of the nanocomposite solder were compared to 99.3Sn-0.7Cu and 96.3Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu lead-free solder which were fabricated with the same method using powder metallurgy route. Wettability property of the nanocomposite solder was found to be in the accepted range with wettability angle below 45° similar to 99.3Sn-0.7Cu and 96.3Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu lead-free solder. Besides wettability, the results of electrical and mechanical properties analysis showed that additions of nano size Si3N4 had enhanced the strength and electrical conductivity of nanocomposite solder comparing to 99.3Sn-0.7Cu and 96.3Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu lead-free solder.


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A day after a Brunswick County judge ordered he can keep his K9, former Navassa police officer Kevin Smith says the town is withholding compensation owed to him out of retaliation.
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Nearly a year after being removed from all of the committees he served on due to his tardiness New Hanover County Commissioner Brian Berger is back. But his first committee meeting as a member of the CFPUA Board didn't exactly go as planned.
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Rosberg tops FP3 in Melbourne
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Ricciardo disqualified from Aus GP for fuel infringement
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Kevin Magnussen becomes the first Dane on F1 podium
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Rosberg starts "like a silver arrow" to claim Australian Grand Prix
The Mercedes GP driver has won the season opener in dominant styleRead more »
Mercedes drivers excel in tricky qualifying conditions in Melbourne
Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg qualified first and third respectively for the 2014 Australian Grand PrixRead more »
Vettel, Magnussen and Alonso avoid penalties
After speaking with stewards, all three were cleared of infringements.Read more »
Hamilton pole vaults to Mansell milestone
The Britton had to fight hard to snatch pole from surprising Ricciardo. Read more »
Alonso not taking race completion for granted
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Hamilton on pole in Australia ahead of local boy Ricciardo
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>> Los médicos no me han contactado, supongo que mañana tengo que hablarles yo. :( Fufufu.
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Idk. I think I have everything pretty much covered in terms of my options. For my other language-learny friends, is there anything else I didn't mention that you like to do? (Also, should I start working on Chinese/ASL/both? Where should I start?)
- Current Mood: ambitious
I finally decided to look into getting a new Portuguese one, and I found an extension dictionary that I could download for free. Simple, right? But...once I opened it, it claimed to be "enabled", but there was no Portuguese spellchecking. It didn't work. I drove myself in circles downloading and re-downloading, poring through menu options, but I never found any sort of "enable extensions/dictionaries" option to make everything suddenly work. Finally I decided to see if I was using the right version of O.Office, and while I didn't seem to be using the *wrong* one, there was a new version available, so I downloaded and installed it.
When I opened the new processor, I found that, finally! Portuguese spell check, it works! Omg yay! But then my hopes were dashed when I realized that I no longer had Spanish spellcheck. Uh. What? So I went to the extensions site and downloaded a bunch of Spanish dictionary packs...Spain and Latin America, Spain by itself, Mexican Spanish...all of them seemed to create the same problem as before, where they registered as "enabled" but their function was not...functioning. Closing and reopening O.Office had no effect. So, on a hunch, I deinstalled the new processor and just reinstalled it.
As I had kind of suspected, when I opened it up again after the reinstall, all SORTS of Spanish spellcheckers worked! And the Portuguese one, hallelujah. Something is wrong with their extensions such that they only fit in the way they're supposed to if you reinstall the whole freaking program. What. A pain.
But yeah, I think I'm going to go through right now and download ALL the language pack extensions I could possibly want (well, all the ones that happen to be free), and just reinstall the O.Office *one more time* and be done with it. Ugh. I can't really complain THAT much though, because on Microsoft Word, pretty much ALL language dictionary packs beyond like, maybe French or Spanish, aren't available for free.
In the end, I'm just really glad I figured it out.
EDIT: awwww yea, it worked. :) I now have spellchecking capacity in not only Spanish and Portuguese, but also French, German, Italian, Danish, and Esperanto, lulz. Cause why not? I also have spellcheck in Zulu, randomly. I don't know what pack that came in, I didn't download it on purpose...but cool I guess, it's there! The packs are legit, too, it's awesome. When I have language set to Spanish (Peru), Tlaxcala and tecolote come up on the spell check...when I switch the language to Spanish (Mexico), they don't. I'm quite pleased. All the frustration was definitely worth having spell check if I ever want to write in any of these languages. It's such a useful tool.
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I can't get it out of my head recently, and the lyrics just seem so raw that I feel like I'm just cycling melancholy and longing for something that isn't...this. When the future comes, I wonder who will end up to blame for what happens. Anyway, I felt like making a tangible translation, because this song is wonderful and I think it's worth sharing. Again.
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This was actually kind of a difficult translation, since a lot of lines don't really seem to...take well, to English, and I was so determined to at least somewhat preserve the tone. Usually my translation style is very precise, ultimately favoring the maintenance of sentence structure and word choice over a result that preserves overall tone and flows well. In this translation, I made some minor phrasing adjustments in places to make the English less awkward. The Spanish is VERY poetic, and to me that's half the point, so. My goal was to get something that meets halfway...not too disjointed but not taking unnecessary liberties either. Hopefully it works to that end. The song itself can be found here.
And now, bedtime. I have a doctor's appointment in the morning.
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On a different note, I tried making ginger tea from real ginger (per the recommendation of a friend), and it keeps coming out just a bit too weak, regardless of how much ginger I seem to use. I am hoping this is because Target's ginger sucks, and that maybe if I get some at Sprouts, it'll be more potent. I also think I'm super ODing on the stuff, and maybe that's why it's not helping as much...or maybe I really am *that sick* that it actually is helping but I'm miserable anyway. GAAAA. I know I should be looking forward to the doctor appointment I have on Monday, but I'm only kind of dreading it instead. -_-;
The only point of this entry was to take a break...so I guess now it's time to go back to reading. :)
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First off, Maria had come back to Tucson this past week to say goodbye to people (before shipping off to Canadaland forever), and Friday was her last day. Luckily she found some time to have lunch to me. :D We went to a nice restaurant I'd never been to and I ordered a portabella mushroom sandwich that ended up looking looking like a burger patty. <3 And we caught up a bit. Afterwards we went onto campus briefly--and naturally, yet also bizarrely, I didn't recognize anyone. It was kind of a sad reminder that most people I went to school with are graduated and gone now, and nothing will be the same as it was, but that's okay too. I wouldn't want to be in college forever, I don't think.
Yesterday the excitement continued. Last weekend, I told Andres that I wanted to go to the zoo--but he decided it would be better to plan it out further ahead and he promised he'd take me this weekend, so I'd been looking forward to it for the entire week. We got up early, and I was so gratified to realize that I felt reasonably well and functioning! Perfect for zoo exploration! It was super exciting, I had been so worried that I'd mess up all of our plans by not feeling up for the trip. We invited Brittany along with us and we walked around the entire place and saw all sorts of animals! I'm really glad that we waited til this weekend and decided to go relatively early. It was hot and even humid, but not as hot as it could have been, and a lot more of the animals were active and fun to look at, as well. Highlights were the roaming anteater (not as awesome as an aardvark, but still super cute), the capybara (*squeeeees* omg), and the elephants. They had an enormous elephant enclosure with 5 African elephants in it, and 4 of them were playing in a pool beside a viewer vantage point. We probably stayed there for 20 minutes watching the elephants splash around and play together--they were so playful and cute and they seemed so happy! :D I was so grateful that we got to see it. They also had some trainers feeding them from time to time, and they were doing little tricks with their trunks to earn treats. :)
Andres had told me before about how the Tucson zoo was small and lame, so I guess my expectations were rather modest...but I thought it was pretty great, all things considered. To be fair, Andres has been to the San Diego Zoo, which is not even in the same league, but--I don't know, I was fully satisfied. Yes, the zoo was pretty tiny, and they didn't have the biggest variety of animals, but I also feel like the smallish enclosures allowed me to get closer views of the animals than at other "better" zoos I'd been to, like the one in San Antonio. It was also devilishly hot when we went to the San Antonio Zoo, so we didn't really see any active animals, whereas yesterday there were a bunch of animals moving around, interacting with their environment, etc, especially towards the beginning of the visit. The only negative thing was that the polar bear was apparently taking refuge in his refrigerated room and we didn't get to see him, but other than that, everything was absolutely perfect. I haven't been so happy in a long time, and I know that Andres and Brittany enjoyed it too. :)
Unfortunately, when we got home from the zoo and lunch, we only found more creatures...of the unsavory kind. -_- I noticed there were numerous houseflies around the large animal cage, and with a sinking realization I looked around and confirmed my fears--new infestation, 40+ flies. Ugh. I'm almost completely sure they bred in one of the cages, which is ironic, because I had concrete plans to clean the cages the following day...today. But alas. Anyway, tired out from walking around the zoo, we had to start a full housecleaning overhaul and I had to find the energy to clean all the cages. :P It eventually got done, though, thankfully. I think I learned a lot of lessons from the previous fly infestation in terms of how to limit damage and spread, but I'm also really angry at myself for having let it happen a second time. I'm just hoping that it gets better and doesn't turn into a week-long nightmare again. Things are looking promising today, at least. There are still a lot of flies around but they seem more random and disjointed, so I'm hoping we just have to pick off the remaining stragglers and then we'll be good. I will say, I am grateful that we noticed it when we did; not later--but also not sooner, because I am pretty sure the infestation had begun in the morning and had I been paying attention rather than focusing on getting ready for the zoo, it could have ruined what turned out to be a fantastic day.
Today, though, I'm tired. REALLY tired. I've been having pretty severe insomnia all this past week (2-3 hours of sleep for every 24), for no apparent reason. On top of that, yesterday was obviously busy and exhausting, and I took 2 benadryl (which actually serves as a sleep aid for most people) to deal with allergy symptoms while cleaning the cages--but at the end of it all, last night I literally couldn't sleep at all. It doesn't feel as wretched as it could, but I still have absolutely no energy and I'm starting to get really incoherent (sorry if it shows in this entry). On the bright side, my only plans for today were to clean the cages, and I don't even have to now, since that got done yesterday. Haha, small victories. Maybe my new plans for today can be to get an hour or two of sleep.
- Current Mood: exhausted
I am TIRED. Even though we gave ourselves a week to do it, nonstop packing/cleaning/unpacking/105 degree YARDWORK (omg fuck yardwork I am such a sad panda) is not good for anyone, much less for a little sickly person like me.
I have more I should, and probably will say about things, because things were/are kind of a mess and I want to vent, but I'm a little too overwhelmed and exhausted right now.
I also realize that I have a ton of comments to answer and a bunch of posts to catch up on...I actually do plan to do it, but at the same time, if you posted about something important and you want to make sure I see it, you should probably link me. In the meantime, sorry about delayed replies and all that. I've been even worse about comments than usual, but at the same time I feel like nonstop moving stuff + no internet is at the very least a reasonable excuse.
- Current Mood: tired
I bought a viola yesterday. It was a pretty irresponsible thing to do, given the circumstances, but I couldn't help it. It had been on my mind on and off for months. Ever since I started playing the violin a few months ago, I've been missing the sound/feel/etc of the viola and appreciating the differences between the two instruments. I figured I would never really get to play a viola again, though, which was kind of saddening but at the same time something I had accepted and was okay with. I had the association in my mind that string instruments = necessarily hundreds and hundreds of dollars at the cheapest, aka, more than I'll ever be able to afford, even if I get healthy and get a job. That's why, when I saw a viola at Bookmans a couple months ago, and it was around $200 for the instrument, bow, and case, I was shocked. Of course, I didn't have the money, but the idea that something I imagined to be prohibitively expensive could actually be attainable infected my mind and made me ambitious. It changed my paradigm.
But, $200 was still money I didn't have, and nothing was really going to change that, so. I tried to forget about it, and succeeded to some extent, but not completely. Every once in awhile I found myself wondering if it was still there. Therefore, when my dad sent me some money in order to fix my bike and to help us move, and ended up sending more money than we're going to need for either of those things, it's immediately what I thought of. So, I went back to Bookman's and found that it was still there, and I couldn't help but scoop it up. (I think it's the same one I saw. I seem to remember the first viola I saw being $175, not $200, so either they raised the price for some reason, or they managed to coincidentally get another super-cheap viola into stock. Either way, works out for me!) I did some research, and I'm convinced I got a good deal. The brand is apparently kind of cheap and shitty and typical for student/beginner instruments, BUT, out of all the cheapest and shittiest brands, it is the only one to still maintain a reasonably good reputation. People's main complaint with it seems to be that it doesn't sound like a $10k professional instrument. But, it's *not* a $10k instrument, so I'd say all in all I'm quite okay with that.
Today Andres brought me to an actual music store and I bought a new set of strings, and refitted the viola with them. The instrument has a sort of tinny sound in the higher strings, but it is LOUD and it has great reverberation and I feel like that's more important than the overall tone, which could probably be improved if I felt like investing in better quality strings. I printed out a little bit of public domain music from the internet and I've been practicing. At first I forgot where all the notes were and was shifting notes down by 2 in my reading, and I wondered why everything sounded so bad, LOL. Once I remembered which notes were which on the alto clef things sounded a lot better. :P I really have missed the viola a lot; its tone is so deep and earthy and awesome. All in all I'm really excited about it, and really motivated to play and remember and learn more. I'm hoping it'll give me another thing to do rather than being sick and bored while I'm at home by myself, even on days when the violin feels too shrill to bother with.
I guess that's mostly all of what I wanted to say about it. As a side note, though, I have another little story that I think is worth sharing. I recently had the chance to answer one of those "can't know for sure what you'd do until it happens" mysteries..."would you ever be okay with using an opposite-sex/opposite to your gender presentation public bathroom?" Turns out the answer, for me, is a resounding yes. I was at the grocery store with my roommate a couple of days ago, and we were at the self-checkout. There was a basket in the way of where we needed to put our stuff, so I moved it out of the way--and as I was moving it, I felt something wet. When I looked at my hand to see what it was, there was unidentifiable purplish brown goo smeared on my hand. AUGH. So, in spite of the fact that our grocery trip had been ill-fated and suffered all sorts of delays and complications *already*, I apologized profusely to my roommate and ran immediately to the bathroom to wash the offensiveness away. Of course, just my luck, the women's bathroom was closed for cleaning, but the men's bathroom was there, beckoning. So yeah, I went right in. Didn't even really hesitate, lol. There was a man inside who gave me an extremely confused look and seemed about to say something, but I gave him an exasperated look and he stayed quiet, haha. It wasn't as hard as I would have imagined, but it was still one of the most awkward things I've done in awhile. It also makes me really admire (even moreso, really) people who are trans or outside the gender binary who potentially have to put up with that awkwardness (plus fear, etc) every time they have to use a bathroom in a public place. Wow.
Sigh. Anyways. One more day until we start moving! I really hope the world decides to grace me with some energy at that time...I imagine I'm really going to need it --;
- Current Mood: musical
This dude is amazing--apparently he's a friend of one of my friends. I love what he does with the pins. He also even does contact juggling, and while I've seen videos of people who can do it better, he's still really skilled. Wow.
I've always wished I were able to juggle but I've never managed to do it. I've literally spent hours upon hours at a time for days trying to even get down 3 balls...nope, couldn't do it. I've determined that I just flat out don't have the coordination. Maybe someday I'll go back and try again, but I think in the end it's a lost cause. xD
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I know that most merchants won't buy stolen goods and that there are consequences for theft, trespassing, etc., but is there some sort of karma or reputation system in this game?
I ask because I'm trying to cure my vampire status (I'm a full-blown vampire now) and am finding it very difficult to gather the required ingredients for Melisande's Vampirism cure when I can only go out at night. I've read that feeding will make my character more tolerant to sunlight, but at what cost? I want to get through this quest as quickly as possible without adversely affecting my reputation in the world by feeding.
(Also, does feeding kill characters or just turn them in into vampires? If so, assuming there are a finite amount of characters in the world, couldn't you conceivably kill a large amount of the population/turn the world into some sort of Twilight hell?. Just a random thought...)
Karma in Oblivion?
- Infamy affects the disposition of characters you meet. The exact effect depends upon the NPC's responsibility. NPCs with high responsibility will dislike you because of your infamy. At a responsibility of 100, an NPC's disposition will decrease 1 point for every 2 infamy points. At lower responsibility, disposition decreases less rapidly with infamy. For NPCs with a responsibility of about 10 or less, their disposition will actually increase as you gain infamy. Disposition will be modified by at most 20 points due to infamy (i.e., at most a 20 point loss for "good" NPCs at most a 20 point gain for "evil" NPCs). This modifier is calculated independently of the Fame disposition modifier.
" As a side note, if you go through the cleansing thing you have to do to start the Knights of the Nine quest line, your infamy gets reset to 0 if I recall correctly. "Yea it does, and if your infamy goes higher than your fame, you cant wait the Knights of the Nine armor.
Looks like it doesn't really matter now... My version of the game suffers from the "bloodgrass glitch". So I did a little research and it seems that I really have no choice but to feed and play the rest of the game as a vampire, or I could just start another file and prevent this from happening to begin with. Fuck...
" Looks like it doesn't really matter now... My version of the game suffers from the "bloodgrass glitch". So I did a little research and it seems that I really have no choice but to feed and play the rest of the game as a vampire, or I could just start another file and prevent this from happening to begin with. Fuck... "Gotta love how they never fixed that. Beth tossed this game aside and said FU to their customers.
as a side note, if you are a full blown vampire, most epople will not talk to you, as being a vampire is seen as being an abomination. Feeding is the best way to clear signs of Vampirism, and you can feed offf the same person many times to nullify the 4 day cycle. as long as you avoid waiting and sleeping, vampirism will not advane to the next stage.
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Elon Musk Plans To Build Hyperloop Test Track
Finally (165 comments)
Finally a use for that giant abandoned circular tunnel that's been sitting out in Texas for the last few decades.
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Finally (165 comments)
Finally a use for that giant abandoned circular tunnel that's been sitting out in Texas for the last few decades.
Re:sjeee.... (114 comments)
The climate is already changing, the goal is to reduce the amount of change.
Re:The road to hell (545 comments)
How many people actually agree to working free overtime during negotiations with potential employers?
Re:Nothing to see here... (114 comments)
Actually there is nothing to see here, but thanks anyway for the weak attempt at a Bill Hicks rant.
Re:Simple solution (168 comments)
Under advanced WiFi settings turn off "Scanning always available". I'm pretty sure this is off by default on Google's Nexus devices.
Re:A bit???? (168 comments)
You *say* you're wrong less often that you'd prefer, but how can you possibly know that if you make no effort to fit your delusions with reality?
Re:Children. (239 comments)
Not really, since it's not a public forum. I can't imagine it's used to meet new people at all the way chat rooms were.
Re:1..2..3 before SJW (786 comments)
Don't be mean to women and also don't go out of your way to be excessively nice to them. Both of those things can make someone feel uncomfortable, just treat them like everyone else.
Re:Children. (239 comments)
Where are you getting this stuff about chatrooms from? There's no such thing in Facebook.
Re:Government Dictionary (239 comments)
Or maybe the goal is to prevent people from exceeding the posted speed limit all the time, instead of just when a patrol car is visible up ahead.
Re:Gigantic and growing! (209 comments)
Playing with a baseball is not the same as playing baseball. Baseball is a specific game, a baseball is a specific piece of equipment. You can play baseball without a baseball, and you can play with a baseball without playing baseball. So unless legos is a particular activity that you use your legos to play, than saying "play legos" doesn't really make sense.
Re:Who would have thought (194 comments)
This test wasn't for a drivers license, it was for a "self-driving vehicle testing license". Sounds like a learners permit more than anything else, and as I recall learners permits for people are pretty simple to acquire too. There isn't even a road test.
Re:Hangouts text chat - uses boatloads of data (162 comments)
I use Hangouts pretty much every day and in the past month it's used less than 15MB of data total on my phone. This includes some photos I've sent with it. I have no idea what you are doing to get such high data usage, but I don't think it's typical.
Re:hmmmm (275 comments)
This law applies specifically to consumer goods. How many consumer goods require an NDA to purchase? In pretty sure not even the Apple store has tried that.
Re:Safety vs Law (475 comments)
So do trucks blithely crash into your car every time you slow down, or did you slam on the breaks exactly as you were instructed not to do?
Re:Solution, but whats the problem? (191 comments)
That's one magic cable you have if it has a mark that identifies the up position for both my current phone as well as my previous phone who's usb port has the opposite orientation.
Re:hint for the non apple people (191 comments)
Many more people than just developers deal with both a phone and tablet every day.
Re:Try installing international fonts (149 comments)
Google is working on a font family which supports every Unicode character, it's a big job though.
An app store for the physical world (62 comments)
It's "an app store for the physical world"? Or in other words, it's a store.
Re:Better safe than sorry (190 comments)
True, but macroscopic species can survive on their own. Viruses need to infect hosts to spread, and many viruses don't remain viable for long outside of a host. From what I can find, it seems like smallpox is such a virus.


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Uppers Done and Scared - Orlando, FL
I am a vey youthful 48 up but had saggy hooding on upper eyes. Was scared to do anything but I knew they would only get worse. I am only a7 days out and know it takes time but I worried about the bump at end of incision line. And I had excessive swelling especially between my nose. I scared... READ MORE
49y/o - Enough of Bulging Eyelids - Australia
I really had enough of bulging eyelids, pressing on my eyelashes (needless to say make up is a distant memory) and interfering with my vision. If I had a good cry, they puffed up so I could hardly see. I admit I had a good case of 'crease envy' because I did not have an eyelid crease, just a... READ MORE
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I had mohs for basal cell carcinoma on lower eyelid and I was left with a big hole on my left eye after the cancer cells were removed. Before the procedure I was concerned that I won't look normal once the surgery was done (I have to mention that I am 33 years old and I work in the beauty... READ MORE
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I had my surgery nearly two months ago, I found it difficult to find a many reviews with facial pictures. My eyelids have been driving me crazy for years, it's a family thing, made me look stone-old, and I wanted to get this done for a long time. I have had two ops (breast augmentation and nose)... READ MORE
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I had an upper and lower Bleph procedure done and am very pleased with the results. I am 45yrs old and my husband is 29, so I am always concerned about looking younger. I only wanted the procedure on my upper eyes because of the drooping eye lids that come with age, however after sending in... READ MORE
Upper and Lower Eyelid Surgery - Gold Coast, Australia
I've always received comments that I look tired despite not necessarily feeling that way. My eye shape has a downward slant (family trait) and with the fast onset of undereye wrinkles once I turned 40, was very keen to freshen up with a blepharoplasty. After reading everyone's... READ MORE
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Old Crepey Eyes. Charlotte, NC
I'd like for my upper lids to look contoured & youthful, I would like to be able to wear eyeshadow again that doesn't look like colored crepe paper. I'm hoping for a fresh look with enough skin & fat removed so that my eyes appear more open & beautiful. My eyes were once my best feature & I'm... READ MORE
67 at Time of Procedure - Cleveland OH
I just hated looking at myself in the mirror. 3 friends had the procedure done and they both looked so much better after it. My husband of 38 years died after a lengthy illness and I was his caregiver. I could not have done this while he was ill. Taxes1 story was encouraging. This was my... READ MORE
Eyelifts on Top and Bottom and Ptosis Repair -Beverly Hills, CA
I am 54 years old and recently lost 80 lbs. I felt fantastic and energetic but it upset me when people frequently told me that I had huge black bags under my eyes. I had consultations with several plastic surgeons about having upper and lower eyelift surgery and realized that I not only needed... READ MORE
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49 Yrs Old, It Was Time!
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Distilling Quality Essential Oils
A few years ago, I had the great privilege to go to Young Living's farm in St. Marie's, Idaho. Wow! It was amazing! The farm is in the middle of nowhere and is surrounded by an evergreen forest. That serene energy is captured in the plants that are carefully grown and cultivated there.
Walking through rolling fields of lavender with Gary Young, he filled us in on the great amount of care and work that goes into cultivating and distilling therapeutic grade lavender. From growing and nurturing tiny lavender angustifolia seedlings, planting using organic methods and picking at just the right time of day when the therapeutic constituents are highest, every consideration revolves around cultivating plants that will produce superior therapeutic essential oils.
One of the interesting points I learned that day was that in order to preserve the therapeutic compounds found in lavender, the plants must be distilled for about one hour and 30 minutes under low heat and low pressure. Most lavender (non Young Living) is distilled for only 15 minutes! Three-quarters of the volume is extracted during the first quarter of the distillation process. Many producers end the process there because the increased time does not significantly increase the volume. Of course, if maximum volume/maximum profit is the goal, distilling for 15 minutes makes sense. Fortunately, quality essential oils have always been Young Living's first priority.
Much time, energy and financial resources go into producing quality essential oils. It often requires several hundred or even thousands of pounds of raw plant material to produce a single pound of essential oil. For example, 250 pounds of lavender will produce approximately 1 pound (16 ounces) of pure oil. It takes three tons of melissa to produce 16 ounces of essential oil. It takes 5,000 pounds of rose petals to produce 1 pound of rose oil. No wonder quality oils are relatively costly!
Understanding the work and skill that goes into producing pure, therapeutic-grade essential oils helps us understand why therapeutic oils cost more than most essential oils commonly found in health food stores. The good thing is, you get what you pay for!


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Each rectangular tubing faceout is coated in shiny chrome, giving it a lustrous appearance. The chrome finish also serves as a protective layer, making the display accessory suitable for outdoor as well as indoor use.
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Saddle mount your rectangular tubing faceouts on any compatible 1-inch tubing assembly. Use the units with other fixtures to create a variable-height display and hang various seasonal garment types on the same rack. Small metal spheres mounted on the ends of the pieces prevent products sliding off the faceouts.
Econoco 2" Rectangular tubing faceout features chrome finish and tab end to avoid sliding of garments. Faceout has extra capacity ...
Econoco 16" 5 Hook rectangular tubing faceout in black color measures 16" and is made of heavy duty metal with semi gloss finish ...
Econoco 12" Rectangular tubing faceout for slatwall is made of metal with chrome finish for an elegant look. Faceout is perfect ...
12" Faceout for rectangular tubing in black can be mounted directly onto 1/2" x 1 1/2" tubing featuring a tab end to avoid ...
Rectangular Waterfall Tubing Display Multiple Garments Get customers' attention with clothing hung where they can see and touch ...
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