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yea I actually do. You trash his/her car, then spray paint BE NICE on the windshield (not recommended) XD
it's okay just having a rough day at work (sigh) any idea how to teach a boss how to be nice. lol
Oh. Then I apologize for that. I didnt mean for you to take it the wrong way. I will not ever say that again ^^
the dying thing. sorry but i don't like that kinda joke. not the whole no gf thing.
Hey, i will be right back, time for my lunch break
what wasn't cool? The whole dyeing at work, or me not having a GF??? LOL, sorry, i didn't mean to make fun
not funny Sol Kun! hug sorry i like giving hugs**not a very nice joke
If that is the case, then I can die here with no worries, since I do not have a girlfriend v.v
Your funny. lol just try to balance it out is what i am saying i don't think your girl friend will like it you spend more time at work than you do with her.( don't know if you have one but this is if you had one.)
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text: Gadgets Windroid confirmed: Intel CEO offers dual Android-Windows systems Above: Intel CEO Brian Krzanich combined Windows and Android dual-OS PCs.Image Credit: Dean Takahashi January 6, 2014 7:13 PM Dean Takahashi CES 2014 What will be hot in consumer electronics and computing in 2014? Read our full coverage of International CES 2014 to find out.Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich today confirmed rumors that the company would promote dual operating systems on future computers that combine both Google's Android and Microsoft's Windows. Krzanich made the announcement during his opening keynote speech in the vast Palazzo Ballroom at the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, where the huge 2014 International CES tech trade show is underway. He said that the new computers would offer the best of both worlds, running applications on the PC based on Windows and apps based on Android. Wags have nicknamed this "Windroid," and it signals a break in the "Wintel" alliance of Microsoft and Intel. This kind of capability is already available through platforms such as Bluestacks, who told us last that it wasn't afraid of competition from Intel (which is also an investor). Intel will be a heavy-duty promoter of the dual OS, but it remains to be seen how PC makers respond. More information: Intel We are Intel Sponsors of Tomorrow™, not only through our technical innovation, but through our endless efforts in education, environmental sustainability, healthcare, and much, much more. The range of computing products based on Inte... read more » Powered by VBProfiles Marketing technologist? We're studying the big marketing clouds. Fill out our 5-minute survey, and we'll share the data with you.


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Should We Share Relationship Problems On Facebook?
However, the real story here is our culture's narcissism. To blast personal details willingly (and even proudly) doesn't say so much about the actual relationship as it does in our assumption the world (or our 400 facebook friends) cares. Jennifer Love Hewitt Whines About Being Single
The New York Times had an interesting piece about kids today and how they use Facebook as a tool to air their relationship dirty laundry. The article talks about two soon-to-be-married 22 year olds who have a nasty little habit of embarrassing themselves with childish Facebook tiffs and melodramatic status updates. The two also frequently change their relationship statuses from "engaged" to "It's complicated." They laugh off all these theatrics and assure the paper they still plan to marry this May. Mazel Tov!
The Times is in awe of this phenomenon, partially due to the fact we all know the type. Each one of us has a stormy duo nestled in our Facebook friend list whose schizophrenic statuses make our newsfeed feel like a social networking soap opera (which is why we used that handy and oh-so-brilliant "hide" feature). The Times seems to think this might be harmful to relationships and may signify a degradation of the sanctity of marriage: Marriage And Health: Damned If You Do And Don't
'From the Victorian era through the 1950s, marriage was viewed as the source of all safety from a predatory world,' said Michael Vincent Miller, a psychologist and the author of the book Intimate Terrorism: The Crisis of Love in an Age of Disillusion. Striving for that ideal, he said, meant keeping your disagreements private, 'to keep a public face of harmony.'
But as the counterculture of the 1960s and 1970s ushered in a new openness among married couples, 'that ideal of marriage began to pass away,' he said. Soon, the idea that lovers should present a united front at all times came to seem quaint or even naïve, particularly to a generation raised on Oprah and Jerry Springer.
Today, popular representations of marriage tend toward 'two very self-protective egos at war with one another,' Mr. Miller said, 'each wanting vindication and to be right by showing that the other is wrong.'
Should your hubby's inability to take out the garbage (or satisfy you emotionally) be something everyone on Facebook knows? Is there any benefit to oversharing? Like in the case of the new show The Marriage Ref where marital fights are weighed like court cases, does it truly take a village to raise a relationship?
While we don't think public mudslinging makes relationships stronger, we won't blame it for why they crumble either. This is the era of Too Much Information. People blog about their one-night stands like they do the weather, we double-click on panty-less celebrity shots, and thanks to the tabloid magazine industry we know all about Tiger Woods' affinity for hair-pulling and spanking. We've grown desensitized, and maybe even a little bored, of these details (see the "hide" feature reference above). Porn Star Is Publishing Tiger Woods' Sexy Texts
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Any of various fruits of the genus Cucurbita in the gourd family, widely cultivated as vegetables and for livestock feed. The principal species are C. maxima and certain varieties of C. pepo. Summer squash is a quick-growing, small-fruited, nontrailing or bush type of C. pepo. Diverse in form, colour, and surface texture, the fruits do not store well and must be used soon after harvest (see zucchini). Winter varieties of squash, C. maxima, are long-vining, generally large-fruited, long-season types. Harvested fruits, in a wide range of sizes, shapes, and colours, can be stored many months if kept dry and well above freezing. The rinds are harder than those of summer squash and usually inedible. Examples include acorn squash and pumpkin. Native to the Americas, squash was widely cultivated by American Indians before Europeans arrived.
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Teen pleads guilty to sex assaultCourt: teen still in custodyBy: Don Patterson | Posted: Wednesday, Aug 20, 2014 12:13 pm An Okotoks teen will remain in custody after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting two young girls at a local playground last month. The 16-year-old pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual assault at Okotoks Provincial Court on Aug. 8. He is scheduled to be sentenced on Nov. 7 and he was remanded to remain in custody until his sentencing hearing. The teen was initially charged with two counts of sexual assault, two counts of sexual interference and two counts of invitation to sexual touching. He cannot be identified under provisions of the Youth Criminal Justice Act. The mother of one of his victims said she is satisfied the teen pleaded guilty. She hopes the teen receives treatment as part of his sentencing. �I think he probably realizes that he has a problem,� she said. The Western Wheel is not identifying the mother to protect the identity of the victims in this case. The assault occurred at a Cimarron-area playground on July 23 when her five-year-old daughter was at a playground near her home with her brother and a friend last month when the teen approached them. She said the teen assaulted her daughter and her friend behind a bush in the park, before her daughter got away and ran home. The mother said her daughter was acting strange after the incident. The victim told her mother what happened the next day. The mother is now urging parents in town to talk to their children to see if they experienced a similar assault in a park or public location in town or if they have noticed any unusual changes in their children�s behavior. She is also urging parents to make sure they are aware of where their children are and who they are with when out at parks and playgrounds. Comments
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Bayonetta 2 may just be my personal game of the year. It's the queen of action games and a polished gem of kickass that the PlayStation 4 or Xbox One has yet to experience. It's just simply brilliant, from design through to execution. And you can thank Platinum's lead character designer Mari Shimazaki for the new return of haute couture in Bayonetta 2.
The original Bayonetta promised players "non-stop climax action" back in 2010. It certainly delivered - with a game that was equal parts story and over-the-top escapades. In fact, it's difficult to imagine any game overthrowing the first Bayonetta from that throne, making the hurdle for the sequel that almost never was, that much higher. Bayonetta 2 doesn't stray too far from that formula, but for the most part, it's a far better game than the original ever was.
I don't think there'll ever be another game development studio like Platinum games. And that's a good thing. This is a studio that even when it fires a dud, manages to turn the mundane into a galaxy-level extinction event. Bayonetta was one such game that went over the top, came back around, and did several more loops through the insanity wheel. And the sequel wants you to share that madness with friends.
Earth.Water.Fire.Air. Only the Avatar can master all four elements and fight a ridiculously over the top monster battle as I hypothesise what can possibly happen when the studio behind Bayonetta and Vanquish give their own spin on that popular franchise.
The world is in peril! The Geathjerk are hellbent on turning the planet into a global version of Brakpan. Who will save the day? Why, it'll be the hundred members of the Wonderful 100, a collection of highly-trained operatives with super-powers and infinite teamwork abilities, that's who! But in The Wonderful 101, you might want to look elsewhere to see the day saved, as this game might just be the biggest disappointment of 2013.
When you think of Metal Gear, you think of stealth, espionage and deception. Action is a feature that has never actually really been pulled off well in that franchise, despite several attempts from series creator Hideo Kojima to do so. So what happens when you take an unloved character from that series, throw him some cybernetic bones and let one of the most renowned action game studios around today go wild? You get one rip-roarin' cacophony of carnage, chaos and cheese.
Anarchy Reigns is one of the cheesiest games in recent years. It's limburger, gouda, mozzarella and various other assorted dairy products rolled up into one package of lactating violence and rap songs that will leave your head spinning and your thumbs broken. But if you happen to take a bite of that cheddar, you might just fall in love with it.
Yes, there's been a heck of a lot of Nintendo news today – but that's because it's all pretty awesome and certainly worth sharing. We've seen that the Wii U will be getting Virtual console, and had a look at the first-party titles headed to the system. Here now, is a look at some of the 3rd party stuff – including Bayonetta 2 and a new RPG from Monolith.
Bayonetta was released last year to pretty solid reviews on Xbox 360 and PS3 but the user experience on the PS3 version was fundamentally flawed with the Xbox 360 version being a far superior experience. The titles developers agree and describe it as their biggest failure.
So last week brought with it news of yet another free expansion pack for Mass Effect 3, labelled "Earth". New classes, weapons and stages has become the norm with these additions from Bioware, but Earth is bringing something else with it as well, in the form of a dangerous new difficulty setting.
How difficult is it? It's so hard, that only a handful of Bioware developers have even managed to survive a session on Platinum difficulty.
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Xbox Live Gold memberships are about to jump up to $50 a year, and now we also have video games analyst Michael Pachter saying that he reckons that Microsoft are gonna rollout a $100 Platinum service.
Hey... multiplayer gaming is still completely free on PSN, so it comes down to features right? The main question of the day really comes down to this:
If there is going to be a Platinum Xbox Live subscription, what features would get you to fork over $100 (roughly R750).
Michael Pachter's been at it again and this time he is predicting a new level of Xbox Live which is going to cost us a whole lot more. The new level of service could be called Xbox Live Platinum and it's going to offer us absolutely nothing new.
But if we lived in the States or possibly the EU then the new service could be offering us a full service Internet TV, something like DSTV on steroids where you will be able to watch any more/TV show at any time.
SCEE have announced that Europe will be seeing three popular PS3 titles and if all goes well it means that we should be seeing them as well.
According to SCEE, on September 2 we will be seeing Killzone 2, Motorstorm: Pacific Rift as well as Resistance 2 all added to the range, meaning that if you have missed out on any of the action you will be able to pick them up at a nice low price in not very long.
No prices yet unfortunately but you can be sure that it will be in line with the current range of Platinum titles. How about releasing Uncharted 2 straight to Platinum Sony? That would just be great now wouldn't it.


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Meena Kumari (Hindi: मीना कुमारी; Urdu: مینا کماری; 1 August 1932 – 31 March 1972), born Mahjabeen Bano (Hindi: माहजबीन बानो; Urdu: ماه جبین بانو), was an Indian movie actress and poet. She is regarded as one of the most prominent actresses to have appeared on the screens of Hindi Cinema. During a career spanning 30 years from her childhood to her death, she starred in more than ninety films, many of which have achieved classic and cult status today. With her contemporaries Nargis and Madhubala she is regarded as one of the most influential Hindi movie actresses of all time.
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Heat/air system is along a wall and heat went on and off all night and made crackling noises. But what you'd expect for the price. Everything worked well though.
Took forever to check in and had many issues obtaining a room previously reserved... And due to a supposed glitch in their system was charged three times for the room. When asking to speak to a manager was told he is unavaiabke and would not be available for the duration of our stay
Location is great. Spacey rooms. This is probably the only motel on Sunset without specific smell (from chemicals against insects, I presume). Wi-Fi is fair.
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As with other hotels of this type where you park the car very near the rooms, everytime a guest has to leave early, the noises from loading a car with luggage and the engine noise will wake you up. Of couse, this depends a lot on the guest leaving and their consideration for other people.
Great place situated a 5 min walk from walk of fame. Great sized rooms owner was very helpful letting us check in early as we were international travellers. Can't help that homeless are out front of hotel driveway as homeless are everywhere would def stay here again great value for money
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Again, they're talking continuous, not pulses. If they were all on all the time, the motor wouldn't turn at all. At any given time, 1 phase is +v, 1 is -v, and the other is 0v.
See here: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...postcount=2661 The first pic is WOT, and you'll notice that that phase is still switching on and off constantly. And clearly from other scopings, the real number exceeds the numbers that are used for the ratings (which are the same as you get with a wattmeter). If you look here, you can see all 3 phases at once: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1166779 You'll notice that worst case scenario is where 2 phases are "on" and the 3rd is "off". (The graphs look inverted, but that's normal. Up is off, down is on). This pretty much establishes a good definition of a 2/3 duty cycle, if you ask me. If you average 3 parts with one being zero, then you get: continuous input amps(wattmeter) = 2*(pulse amps) / 3 The pulses have to be higher than the average if only 2 out of 3 of them are on at any given time. Taking CC at their word is not enough for me. If they can show measurements or theory to back what they say, it's just more heresay in my eyes. |
Jan 24, 2013, 02:32 PM | |
From what I understand about the brushless controllers, they are basically 3 phase DC switches with 2 phases conducting at any given moment. The third non-conducting phase is measured for zero crossing of back EMF for timing reference of the next pulse. So the FET's do see full battery voltage and current on their conducting phase. A 12 pole motor (which the parkzone BL15 is) will need each phase conducting 6 times per revolution, and yes, all portions of the circuit will have to be able to sustain the full voltage and current whether it be low throttle or full throttle in short. Like was said before, the current measuring device will only represent an average reading that it sees and not the full current/voltage that is actually introduced to the ESC/Motor.
Jan 24, 2013, 02:37 PM | |
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I'll believe the measurements, which is what I keep posting. It's pretty clear that the FAQ is massively simplified so they don't confuse customers. I'm not saying nobody there knows it, I'm just saying what you are posting on the FAQ is just somebody's opinion with no supporting evidence given.
Jan 24, 2013, 02:41 PM | ||
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CC is saying each phase is averaging the full current, and this is true. They aren't saying anything at all about the actual peak currents seen on each phase. It's also true that each phase has a 2/3 duty cycle, on average (it's on 2/3 of the time), so there is equivalence there that CC is talking about. However, the non-averaged current is at least 1/3 more than the average. |
Jan 24, 2013, 02:42 PM | ||
summary: Full throttle: watt meter shows7.45V and 1.3A, oscilloscope showed: 2.3Amps "Half" throttle: Watt meter shows: 7.5V and 0.95A, oscilloscope shows: 3.2 amp peaks! That's real life independent measurements that back up Castles claims. -Brian |
Jan 24, 2013, 02:51 PM | ||
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This just about sums up things (directly in response to Bruce's pics above):
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...2&postcount=61 Quote:
Jan 24, 2013, 03:04 PM | ||
Castle claim that the motor will see 50% more at full then at half... 2.3A actual from oscilloscope +50% is 2.3 * 50% = 1.15 + 2.3 = 3.45amps ..... I'd say that 3.2 is pretty darn close to 50% more. I think the original intent of this has been lost though, I was merely trying to show why not to use that beautiful 4 bladed prop and throttle management. I think that has been thoroughly explained....maybe a little to thoroughly..... I would love to continue the discussion as I always love to learn more about the way things work. Feel free to PM me or even start a ESC thread and link me to it. I just don't want to derail the P-47 thread any more. -Brian |
Jan 24, 2013, 03:07 PM | |
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Ok, to summarize this conversation so far (which I think is necessary at this point):
There are at least 2 kinds of ratings and failures for ESCs: 1. Hi current (peak) burn out. Happens instantly from way too much current going through a single pulse. 2. Hi temp burnout. Happens over time from heat dissipation. The ratings the manufacturers give are in regards to #2, and (should be) based on destructive testing. These numbers are at least 30% lower than what is actually seen in #1. If you use a severely undersized ESC, you'll run into #1, as it's just not designed for that current and will short (I'm guessing burn out the FETs). If you moderately undersize your ESC, then it'll just get too hot and you'll run into #2. You're reading #2 with your watt meter. If you turn the throttle down, it goes down and looks OK. However, it's still not OK to use an ESC undersized and just keep the throttle down, because you'll run into problem #1. If it weren't for #1, this would probably work fine, as you're keeping the heat off the ESC and motor (newton's laws of thermodynamics right there), but that has nothing to do with problem #1 because it's not a heat thing. |
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There is a guy on eBay that sells parkzone stuff I bought a box for my extra t-28 from him.just search a parkzone micro and you will see one of his planes. He always writes eBay across the front of the box so he should be pretty easy to find.im sorry I don't remember his name. But if you call them they are real easy to deal with.
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You can read more about TweakTown's Storage Product Testing Workstation and the procedures followed to test products in this article.
mSATA is a connection standard that is gaining ground on two fronts. The first is the notebook / ultrabook market where space is very limited. With companies like MyDigitalSSD producing mSATA drives that compare with full size 2.5" form factor models in capacity this standard will continue to gain traction.
The second market where mSATA is taking hold is SSD caching of mechanical HDDs. We've seen a handful of motherboard manufactures including mSATA slots on their desktop boards. GIGABYTE seems to be leading the charge, but their mSATA slots are only SATA II.
If you are purchasing an mSATA drive for a desktop motherboard choosing a lower cost SATA II model might prove to be a wise decision. Then again, your next motherboard may just have an mSATA slot with SATA III so if you can afford the additional expense a SATA III model should be better in the long term.
ATTO Baseline Performance
Version and / or Patch Used: 2.34
ATTO is used by many disk manufacturers to determine the read and write speeds that will be presented to customers.
As you can see in the ATTO benchmark, the performance of the new BP3 mSATA 256GB is really good now. We achieved 555MB/s read and 433MB/s write speeds. A colleague of mine was able to hit 450MB/s write on his optimized system with the latest 11 Series Intel RST drivers.


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In the open to close sense of the word........
First a little history….
I had been planning a trip to WDW with one of my most favorite people (hereafter referred to as M.F.P) since January or February…..we had been doing a daily text message countdown for several months and were both looking forward to our weekend as an escape from reality and grown-up-ed-ness. Unfortunately, life got in the way in the form of work for him and a breast biopsy for me (no cancer – yay!). Our trip was delayed until which time the stars in both of our busy little universes re-align. In the meantime I was feeling terribly sorry for myself and grumpy that I was not going to be visiting WDW the second weekend in June. Woe was me. Big time.
The cool part of the story is that my procedure was much less invasive than predicted (which meant that I felt A-Ok and up for anything) and my good friend Shane (hereafter referred to as Grumpy) called me out of the blue on Tuesday and asked if I was up for a Saturday at WDW. His mother works for AAA and periodically gets comp tickets – she had landed 2 park hoppers and given them to Shane to use to take his girl friend, Heather. The serendipitous thing (for me, not her) was that she had a work thing and couldn't go so I, his number one back up date, was invited instead.
I love living so close to WDW – Only 1.5 hours from my front door to WDW property – and that was with a rather lengthy stop at the service plaza to apply makeup and buy a skinny mocha from Starbucks. I hadn't slept very well the night before and as a result had to get tanked on caffeine in order to make the drive. By the time I crossed under the welcome sign my eyes were watering and I was trying to figure out how to drive a stick with my legs crossed.
We had agreed to meet at Downtown Disney in the wee hours of the morning and take one vehicle into the parks. I got there before him and parked in front of Cirque du Soleil, sprinted out of the car, and started my desperate search for a restroom, or a discrete bush. First door: locked. Second door: Locked. Third door: LOCKED. At this point I was starting to think things like "Well I am wearing dark pants" and "It is suppose to be really hot today, I would dry out in no time". Fortunately I was able to find an open restroom before I had to resort to incontinence.
While I was washing my hands a little brown bird landed on my head and perched there for a good 30 seconds, while I waxed romantic about the magic of Disney having an effect on even the smallest of God's creatures. The little bird then cocked its head to one side and took an enormous poo on my head. Apparently the magic of Disney had a laxative effect on this particular bird. I tried to cleanse myself with a mixture of paper towels, blotting paper, and hand soap, a combination that only served to make me look like a really frizzy haired, slightly damp woman with bird poo on her head. Lucky for me I had a red head scarf in my car which covered up tweeties little accident quite nicely. However, Shane's greeting of "Ahoy Matey" made me question my choice of headgear to some extent….
Grumpy picked my up at 8:30 and let me drive his jeep with the top off to the MK. We parked in Pluto and walked to the Ticket center (I am anti tram). A short monorail ride later we arrived just in time to see the opening ceremony. What is it about confetti that makes ones heart so happy?
One of the first things I noticed was that about 40% of the crowd were wearing red shirt. Ah ha – gay days! I will not get into politics etc here but it was really heartwarming to see couples be able to hold hands in public and not be in the minority. The only downside was that it made the park a little more crowded than it may have been otherwise.
Space Mountain had a posted 30 minute wait that was in fact no more than 5-10. Grumpy had not been on it in years and had a blast. I have been on it pretty recently and also had a blast. I giggle and scream uncontrollably on roller coasters and this was no exception – until about the last quarter of the ride when I felt like my bagel from breakfast was hatching an escape plan. After the ride Grumpy said he heard me get quiet and had to turn around to make sure they hadn't lost us.
After Space we battled on Buzz and then rushed over for Monsters Inc laugh floor. I love this show soooo much. Grumpy is the king of corny jokes and really appreciated the level of humor.
The Haunted Mansion was next on our to-do list and was another walk on ride. Still loving the refurb.
Thunder Mountain (aka the Best Ride of all time) was next. I asked for back row seats (the best) and was joined by a gay couple in their 50's who informed me that their same request earlier had been denied. . . . I told them I was kinda a big deal in Japan and back seat rides on BTMR was one of the perks of celebrity. They either thought I was delusional or pretty funny. Hard to say. Because Grumpy is a bit more Pooh shaped than me the lap bar was a good 9-12 inches off my lap – which meant awesome air time.
By this time MK was getting really really crowded so we decided to park hop it over to Epcot, which was really really empty. One of the nicest things about Epcot is that it is sooo big it almost never feels crowded. I took Grumps to the Coke place (he had never heard of it before) and tricked him into taking a big old swig of Beverly . We visited Figment (still on the fence about this pavilion – no offense Jeanne) and then submerged ourselves in the Living Seas . Grumpy is not a fan of Soarin' so we regrettably skipped it and meandered through Innovations instead. Kind of boring but very air conditioned.
Test Track was next and was the longest line we waited in all day (but still only 40 minutes). We were in line behind a woman 90% of the way through when all of the sudden the rest of her party (I counted 25) joined her. I get holding a place if one or two people need to potty etc but serving as a human fast pass is a little rude imho. We had the last laugh though when we located ourselves on the far side of the orientation room and got on the ride first. Not only had that but Test Track shut down "temporarily" right before they loaded. Foiled again evil line jumpers!
After TT we decided to do a little world touring starting in Mexico . Grumpy posed me outside the pavilion and proceeded to take about five minutes to get a shot while onlookers gawked at the gringo smooching the ancient Aztec God. I finally asked what in the Sam Hill was taking him so long. "Oh, I took the pic 4 minutes ago" he replied, "I just wanted to see how long I could get you to stand there and look like a nit wit". Jerk. I had my revenge.
The original Latin Lover!
Once inside the pavilion I posed Grumpy in a sombrero – a tradition which carried us through the world and slowly chipped away at Grumps sense of pride and manliness. We rode El Rio, front row, legs propped up (can you guess whose is whose…hint…I forgot to shave that morning). I really love this ride (could do without the refurbs though).
Norway was next. Yah. I wanted some school bread but could not force it on myself. We rode Maelstrom and made nice with the trolls in the gift shop before heading over to China.I cannot do the 360 films without getting ill so we just shopped about and watched some awesome acrobats do unnatural things.
I am Siamese if you please...
I am Siamese if you don't please
Japan was fun until I encountered the Monchichi's. I think there has to be a law about that many baby monkey men congregating without a permit. Very creepy stuff. The top floor is now a restaurant. Maybe this is really old news but I thought the department store use to be two stories?
Monchichis: Attack!
I am getting my country order mixed up but I will just summarize by saying we saw 'em all and wore hats wherever hats were sold. I spent a little extra time in France speaking French to the French (mostly I just asked if they sold Orangina…the answer was "non").
Good Cop
Bad Cop!
Mo-Rockin' it
All he needs is a really tiny car
What up? Eh?
For those of you who don't know me…I am big into horses. I have been riding competitively since I was in training pants and feel about horse racing the way most people do about football or baseball or nascar or their mothers. Saturday was the Belmont Stakes, a grade 1 stakes race and the last jewel in the Triple Crown. Being a sweet young thing I have never seen a Triple Crown winner in my lifetime (last horse was Affirmed in 1978 – I'm an 81 model). I put myself through college breezing (exercising) race horses and currently live in Ocala , Fl, the horseracing capital of the world. Grumpy and I both hold B.S's in Equine Science so missing the race was simply not an option for us, Disney or no Disney. We decided to watch at the ESPN club at the Boardwalk but wanted to ride Spaceship Earth first.
I haven't ridden the new and improved SE yet and was pleasantly surprised by most of the changes. I do miss the old narrator and the descent left a lot to be desired. The interactive screens are pretty cute but not real cohesive with the rest of the ride. A 7/10 in my book.
We decided to walk rather than float back to the Boardwalk and took a seat at a high top in the sports bar. The bar area was packed with other equine enthusiasts (and/or gambling addicts) and there was only ONE server for the entire bar. 45 minutes crept passed and we hadn't even had our drink order taken. Meanwhile about 15 servers were standing on the sit down side with their hands in their pockets. A loud New Yorker (love ya'll) finally complained and was told that they had been scheduled that way and that the manager was on a conference call and hadn't given them new directions. In my opinion, the fact that the employees were afraid to use common sense and take initiative is a symptom of very poor management. The plus was that by the time were finally served we were offered nachos and diet cokes on the house. Bring it on baby.
So – the race was a huge disappointment and if you will bear with me for a tiny little non-disney rant; totally, blatantly, fixed. The 1-4 fave, a horse who gave me chills during his last two wins, finishes dead last? After his only competition was scratched? Someone paid the jockey to lose, or threatened him if he won. The jock intentionally bump drafted BB twice out of the gait- not a rookie mistake and a surefire way to make an aggressive horse really ticked. He still managed to get him in the sweet spot (3rd on the outside) but when the front runners made their move he went to the whip exactly twice then pulled him up. The current climate (Eight Bells death in the derby and Barbaros break in the Preakness) have set the stage for the public to not investigate a jockey pulling up his still fresh horse as long as he makes the claim that he did so to protect him. Shennanigans. If he thought the horse was off then why did he dismount and walk away without even glancing at his legs? Because the odds were so long on the rest of the field, if someone had the means to fix BB all they would have to do is place a moderate bet on every other horse and they would be guaranteed a substantial pay back. I'm afraid when all of this comes to light it will be a black eye on the sport of racing, which needs a little PR work already as it is. Below is the before and after race shot of Grumpy.
We decided to drown our sorrows at MGM (excuse me, Hollywood Studios) and waited at the bus stop for half an hour (all the while making phone calls to our connections in the horse racing industry – all of whom are as flabbergasted as we were) before we realized that there is no bus from Boardwalk to MGM. Is this a new thing? We loaded up on one of the friendship boats and took a very very long ride to the Beach and Yacht Club, then to the Swan and Dolphin, and finally to MGM.
The ticket taker told me she "loved my outfit". I thanked her and told her that I was going for the Minnie Mouse look but that Grumpy had said I looked more like a pirate. She scolded him when it was his turn to go through the turnstile. His response "I have no idea who that woman in front of me is". Yep, he things he is just sooo funny. RnRC had a 90 minute wait, as did the new Toy Story ride, so we did the Muppet thing and decided by coin toss to wait out RnRc over TS. Good thing too, TS was still at 90 and RnRC had gone down to 30. I love love love that ride – just wish it was longer.
We decided to finish the night out by watching Wishes from the beach of the Polynesian. We got some dinner inside (a pork sandwich for him and a salad for me) and sat in the sand for a lovely finale. Despite missing MFP all day and watching a sham of a horse race the day was nearly perfect. Can't wait for my next visit! Hopefully for a full weekend (driving home when you are theme-park tired is the pits) and hopefully with MFP.


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Give rest, O Lord, to the souls of Thy servants who have fallen asleep!
Memory Eternal! + Fr. Anthony Miller
His Grace Bishop Basil writes:
MEMORY ETERNAL! Our beloved and highly esteemed brother and concelebrant in the sacred mysteries Fr. Anthony Miller, proistamenos at St. Peter Church in Fort Worth, Texas, fell asleep in Christ around midnight after a long and heroic battle with cancer at the age of 54. Fr. Anthony is survived by his wife Khouriya Kim and their three children Carla, Luke and Matthew. Fr. Anthony was also the spiritual advisor for the Order of St. Ignatius in the Diocese of Wichita.
Memory Eternal! + Doreen Essey
Doreen Essey + June 8, 2013
Doreen E. Essey, of Monessen PA, died June 8, 2013, at the age of 77. She was the daughter of the late George and Eva Nyrhinen Stofka. Doreen is survived by her husband of 58 years, George Essey, the choir director and cantor at St. Michael Antiochian Orthodox Church: a son, George (Marian) : daughters Lori and Susan: eight grandchildren: eleven great-grandchildren: sister Donna Dudas (Richard): brother-in law Samuel Essey (Elmunda). Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her in-laws, Esper and Rashida Essey: brothers-in-law Norman and Gerald Essey: niece, Linda Essey.
After graduation from Monessen High School with the Class of 1953, Doreen worked in the Darling Shoppe and then became a full time homemaker. She loved and adored her children, her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and excelled in the art of Syrian cooking until her stroke in 2005. Mrs. Essey was very active in her church, St. Michael Antiochian Orthodox Church of Monessen, PA, serving as secretary and treasurer of the Ladies Society, and a member of the Parish Council during the purchase of the present church on Patton Ave. Friends were received at the Robert Billick Funeral Home, Monessen, on Tuesday, June 11. Trisagion services were held at 7:30, with The Rev. Fred Pfeil officiating. Funeral services were held at St Michael AOC. 1201 Patton Ave., Monessen, Wednesday, June 12, at 10:30 AM.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggest that memorial donations be made to St. Michael Antiochian Orthodox Church, c/o 189 Pacific Blvd, Monessen, PA 15062.
Memory Eternal! + Eddie Joseph
One of the early pioneers of Antiochian Village, Eddie Joseph, or "Cuz" as he was affectionately known, fell asleep in the Lord on June 12, 2013. Eddie was the athletic director (now known as the Afternoon Program Coordinator) for many years in the early years of the camp. A lifelong member of St. Mary Antiochian Orthodox Church in Johnstown, PA, Eddie sang in the choir and was a member of Order of St. Ignatius
Service information is as follows: Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, June 14, at the Frank Duca Funeral Home, Westmont Chapel, 1622 Menoher Blvd., Johnstown, where Trisagion prayers will be sung at 7 p.m. Trisagion prayers will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home with the funeral service following at St. Mary's Antiochian Orthodox Church with The Very Rev. Father Donald E. Shadid officiating. The Joseph family has requested that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the Antiochian Village Camp as part of the Edward Joseph Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Memory Eternal! + Khouria Soad K. Estefan
Khouria Soad K. Estefan, January 29, 1925 - May 26, 2013
Khouria Soad K. Estefan, widow of Archpriest John (Juan) Estefan, passed away peacefully in the comfort of her daughter's home with her family at her side. Now she rests in the everlasting arms of her faithful Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Soad Estefan is survived by sons, Salam J. (Sue) and Elias; daughters, Salwa Crosby (Jim), Sanaa Wells (Rick) and Soad Clark (Steve); 14 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren and many loving nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends Thursday, May 30 from 7-9 p.m. and a Trisagion service will be held at 8:00 p.m. at the Ofield Funeral Home, 4500 Kalamazoo SE, . Services will be held at St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church, 334 LaGrave Ave. SE, on Friday, May 31st at 11am. Interment Kent Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions can be made to St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church in memory of Soad K. Estefan. A special thank you is offered to Spectrum Hospice, Fr. John Winfrey of Grand Rapids and Fr. George Shalhoub of Livonia, MI. An online registry book is available at the Ofield Funeral Home's website.
Originally published in the Grand Rapids Press on May 28, 2013
Memory Eternal! + The Right Rev. Archmandrite George Chalhoub
Memory Eternal! + George Chalhoub, 1930 – 2013
The Right Rev. Archmandrite George Chalhoub fell asleep in the Lord on Holy Tuesday, April 30, 2013.
He was born in Douma, Lebanon in 1930 to Wadih and Bahije, the second of eight children. From his childhood he felt the call to the priesthood and was responsible for starting the Youth Movement in Douma. On January 4, 1952, he left his home to enter the Balamand Monastery and school. In that same year, he was tonsured a reader during Great Lent, and on August 6, The Feast of Holy Transfiguration, he was ordained a deacon by the hand of the late Metropolitan Elia Karam of Mount Lebanon at the Church of Holy Transfiguration in Dhour Chweir while spending the summer at St. Elias Patriarchal Monastery.
In 1953, he became the deacon for the late Patriarch Theodosius VI, Metropolitan of Tripoli at that time. In 1956 when the Metropolitan was elected as Patriarch of the see of Antioch, Deacon George accompanied him to the Patriarchate in Damascus to serve as his personal secretary.
On March 12, 1959, he was ordained to the priesthood and elevated to the rank of Archmandrite by the Patriarch at the Patriarchal Cathedral in Damascus, and was the given the title of Protosangelos of the Patriarchate.
Memory Eternal! + George Amouri
Memory Eternal! + George Amouri, 1919 – 2013
Our brother in Christ, George Amouri, was called to heaven on April 24, 2013.
Most everyone in the Antiochian Archdiocese knew George not only by his quick and ever present smile, but by his devotion to his family, his church and, especially, his music.
George was perhaps the most respected of all choir directors, serving in that role for an amazing 40 years at St. George Church of Washington, D.C. He was recognized by His Eminence Metropolitan Philip for his outstanding contribution to the lifting of joyous sounds for over four decades.
George spent his time on the piano in his family room, trying new music to introduce and teach to the St. George Choir. He organized youth choirs, directed church talent shows and led the choir, every year, to retirement homes at Christmas to spread God's loving sounds to those who could no longer attend service. And, of course, George always had his choir ready for the big choir competition at the Eastern Region Conventions. He was so proud of his group of singers.
George was a loving dad, grandad, great grandad, uncle, brother, brother in law…he was all of these. But more than that, he was a loving mentor, an inspiration to all who he touched, and a great friend to any and everyone. His actions spoke so much louder than his quiet countenance. He lived a life of compassion, generosity and understanding. He accepted all for who and what they are; always ready to lend a helping hand, a couple of bucks, a quick smile or a song. He brightened everyone's day….every day. We will truly miss him.
George lovingly joins his wife, Georgette, to sit at the right hand of our Father in Heaven.
Rest in peace, George. We will hear and remember your glorious sounds forever.
Memory Eternal! + Annah Hackney
Fr. Daniel Hackney, rector St. Ananias Orthodox Mission of Evansville, IN, writes:
Annah Ruth Hackney fell asleep in Christ Friday, March 15, 2013. A founding member of St. Ananias Orthodox Mission in Evansville, she was as active as she could be in its life and work in her latter years.
Annah was born February 5, 1925 in Providence, Ky. During WWII she was a "Rosie the Riveter" helping grind diesel rods for the war effort. With respect to her church service she served as a Sunday school teacher, sang in choirs, and participated as a member of women's groups throughout her life. In addition Annah served as a lay missionary to Guatemala in 1997. Space does not permit all the other ways in which she served her Lord, family and friends. Most of all she knew that she was a sinner in need of God's forgiveness.
Annah is survived by her daughter Nancy Cagle (James) of Monroe, Michigan, son Robert Hackney (Brenda) of Murray, Ky, and son Fr. Daniel Hackney (Khouria Carole) of Evansville. She had eight grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. She is preceded by her husband Owen Marce Hackney, her parents Charles Owen and Annah Lurah Birchfield, and siblings William, Dorothy, and James.
The Visitation Wake was held Monday, March 18 at St. Ananias Orthodox Mission, 4411 Washington Avenue in Evansville. The Funeral Service was Tuesday, March 19 at the parish as well. The Liturgist was Fr. Nabil Hanna, and the Homilist was Fr. Daniel Hackney. Afterwards, she was buried at Rowland Cemetery in Fredonia, Ky.
Memorial gifts may be made to the "Saint Ananias Building Fund", 4411 Washington Ave., Evansville IN 47714 .
Memory Eternal! + The Very Rev. Gregory Buss
Memory Eternal!
The Very Rev. Gregory Robert Allen Buss of Spring Valley IL, passed away at 10:15 p.m. March 19, 2013 in his home, after a three-month battle with cancer. He was 71.
A Divine Liturgy was held at 10 a.m. Saturday March 23 in St. George Orthodox Church, Spring Valley and was followed by the regular funeral service, conducted by Economos Fr. Nicholas Dahdal, rector of St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church of Cicero, IL, and other area priests. The burial followed at St. George Cemetery.
Father Gregory was born April 6, 1941 in Kalamazoo, MI to Robert and Emily (Malmstone) Buss. He married Katherine (Kay) Wedge at St. Luke's Parish in Kalamazoo in 1965. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy from Kalamazoo College, a Master of Arts degree from Seabury-Western Theological Episcopal Seminary, a Bachelor of Arts degree in Math from Dickinson State University, and he was ordained in the Orthodox priesthood and served as the priest of St. George Orthodox Church in Spring Valley for 18 years.
Memory Eternal! + Leah Cowan
Mr. Paul Cowan writes:
Memory eternal for the handmaid of God Leah Cowan of St. Joseph Orthodox Church in Houston, TX. Leah ended her struggles with long time illnesses and medical complications at the young age of 44. She was born in September 1968 and was laid to rest at Holy Archangels Greek Orthodox Monastery in Kendalia, TX. Leah was surrounded by family and friends as she passed away Monday February 25, 2013, and leaves behind her husband Paul of 15 years, Michele Garey her cousin, who put her life on hold to help us these last 6 months (an angel in the flesh), her father Billy Graham and Donna Graham of Odenton MD, her step father Jim Landing and Brenda Landing of Houston TX, grandparents Jim and Evelyn Landing, Berdie Britton, uncles and aunts Howard and Yoko Garey and John and Martha Garey, cousins Lisa, Monica, Terry, Yolanda, Martha-Ann, Bobby, Michael, and her two dogs.
Leah worked in advertising most of her life but her passion was her vegetable garden and starting new business ventures. She had a successful nut-butter business as well as a profitable eBay business. She loved going to yard sales and networking with other vendors at craft shows. Paul would like to thank all those who have prayed for Leah at St. Joseph and literally around the world for her recovery. If you are of the mind to make a donation in her name, please send it to Fr. Joseph Honeycutt at St. Joseph Orthodox Church 10644 Hammerly Blvd Houston, TX 77043.
May God bless you for your prayers for the repose of my beloved wife, Leah.
Memory Eternal! + Lorraine K. (Deban) Laham
Lorraine K. (Deban) Laham, a life-long parishioner of St. George in Boston, Massachusetts, passed away peacefully at her home surrounded by her loving family on February 8, 2013. She was 84 years old.
Lorraine was born in the Brighton neighborhood of Boston as the youngest of nine siblings. She is preceded in death by all of her siblings; the late Freda Hanna, Helen Zahlaway, Mathilda Teebagy, Nellie Laham, Frederick Deban, Margaret Resha, Elizabeth Weinstein and Edith Eouse. She is survived by her husband of 66 years, Herbert Laham. Lorraine and Herbie had two loving sons, Antiochian Archdiocese Board of Trustees member Gregory Laham and the late Jeffery Laham. When Jeff passed away in 1995 it was an especially difficult time for the family. Fortunately, Lorraine was comforted by her family and by the monks at Holy Transfiguration Monastery and the nuns Holy Nativity Convent in nearby Brookline, MA. They became lifelong friends and were always there for her.
She remained a homemaker for most of her adult life, until the family purchased Sullivan's Pharmacy in 1976. She worked at Sullivan's Pharmacy for the next 25 years. She helped Sullivan's grow into a thriving business until she finally retired in 1998. However, her whole life centered around her family. Greg and his wife Debbie have two grown sons, Keith and James. But few things brought more joy to Lorraine than spending time with her great-grandsons, Junior and Jordan.
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