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Harness Racing ( Poem )
Horses pull a two wheeled cart
If it breaks you will depart
Place a bet before it starts
Good wager wins if played smart
Riders ready at the gate
Fans no longer have to wait
Athlete sport with high speed
Is a skill you surely need
At times a horse can fall down
Sad to see that come around
Last turn has crowd in a roar
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By: Doris Anne Beaulieu
i closed my eyes
and heres what i saw:
a horse being burned
by other horses
they all had the same owner
they all lived in the same place
but the burning horse was different
or as the others called him:
odd and EVIL
i opened my eyes
as i sat in the pew next to you
i covered my ears
and heres what i heard:
seven voices singing in unison
six of them were VILE
they cursed
and swore their blasphemous lips until they bled
and the last one
was so beautiful
it killed me
i started to listen
and realized today was your weekly Christian day
i closed my mouth
and heres what i tasted:
this sweet poison
intoxicating me
it seemed so perfect
(it wore a VEIL)
so i married it and consumed it
i felt fine at first
but the poison did me in
it burned and tore my flesh slowly
all because i chose the wrong goblet
i vomited
and never went to you again
i closed my heart to you
and this is how i died:
i emptied my soul
into your bloody rivers
i demolished myself
and made me you
i shredded my heart
so you could repair it
i died in their church
so you could show them
that you never told us to die
''because of my son, you LIVE"
and there my story ends
and you have no part in it
evil, vile, veil, and live
are all spelled the same
(when coming from your pen)
but you are not the author
nor editor of my life
you are but a simple match
striking yourself upon me
with the hope to consume me in YOUR flame
just so you can feel better about yourself
feel better about you
feel better
waiting to be a part of the group,
just ending up at the tail of the joint.
bad habits gone wild;
broken promises and lies,
brooding and waiting that never dies.
built up bottles of pressures,
not too sure where it comes from.
complexity of self-denial complex!!!
roads ending up nowhere:
trials just trying your patience,
looking forward to the beginning,
but not the end........
still struggling after being broken,
or the pressures of not having experience.
redeemful of dim chaos,
so strange that this is not all because of this.
not to mention a loser so lost,
still trying to find life's meaning.
too bad the joy can't subside the hurt................


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LAFAYETTE- A man walked into a Victoria's Secret storeroom Friday evening, shot and killed a woman at work there, and then was killed by police, Lafayette police said.
Sherika Broussard, 21, of Breaux Bridge, was shot in the head about 5:30 p.m. in the store at the Mall of Acadiana, said Cpl. Mark Francis, a Lafayette Police Department spokesman.
Francis said his department did not have the gunman's name. Since a police officer shot the man, he said Louisiana State Police will investigate that part of the shooting and would look for the gunman's identification.
"It appears to be a domestic-related incident," Francis said.
He said the man ''had frequented the store before." Francis did not know whether the man had his gun out when he entered the store Friday, or pulled it after locating Broussard.
Mall security guards and off-duty officers working for the mall heard the shots and were running toward the area while store employees were calling police, he said.
"They confronted the guy in the parking lot. He was just about to get to his vehicle. He turned on the officers with the weapon pointed toward them," Francis said.
Third-year Detective Dustin Firmin, working an off-duty security job, shot the man, he said. Under standard procedure, Firmin will be put on administrative leave during the investigation and take counseling.
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We again misunderstood each other. I don't "promote" double precision models, just calculation. There is no impact on the bandwidth since only few floats are sent to the GPU.
... Can you elaborate this, please? I'm already using 16-bit storage for the height map (DEM).
Ah yes, I thought that you were storing vertices in double-precision format.
I guess you're reading in some compact data (e.g. 16-bit elevation), doing a bunch of double-precision trasforms on it, then outputting 32-bit floats?
That's much less offensive to performance than what I assumed you were doing
However, it may still be that double-precision calculations aren't necessary... you may be able to rearrange your order of operations, or the coordinate systems that you're working in so that everything works ok with just 32-bit precision. Whether that's at all worthwhile when you've already got a working solution is another whole topic though!
I guess if ALU-time was a performance bottleneck for you and you wanted to make use of 4-wide (or 16-wide on new PC CPUs) SIMD, then it might be worthwhile, otherwise if it aint broke don't fix it
While on this topic though, it's worth noting that some compilers, such as MSVC, actually output really horribly bad assembly code when you use floats, depending on the compiler settings. MSVC has "Enhanced Instruction Set" and "Floating point model". With the FP model set to "strict" or "precise", then it will produce assembly code with a LOT of redundant instructions to take every 80-bit intermediate values and round it down to 32-bit precision, so it your code behaves as if the FPU actually used 32-bit precision internally. When using double, it doesn't bother with all this redundant rounding code, which can actually make double seem like it's much faster than float!
Personally, I always set the instruction set to SSE2 and the FP model to "fast", which makes MSVC produce more sensible x86 code for floats.


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The other trend I see is satisfaction with hard drive sizes. Notice how the blurb for this article only mentioned 1.8" platters, as if capacity was only lacking in small devices? For most people, requirements for storage simply aren't growing. Even Vista is insignificant on a cheap, commonplace 500 GB drive. My PVR PC still has a 160 GB drive, I just can't be bothered to upgrade.
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When evaluating an e-mail service provider, be sure to ask what neighborhood you'll be placed in. One bad apple could spoil the whole barrel.
Are you shopping for an e-mail service provider? This month ClickMail Marketing released a white paper entitled "Choosing the Right Email Service Provider" in which it lists 20 factors to consider when shopping for an e-mail service provider (ESP). Number two on the list? Deliverability.
ClickMail Marketing, which sells, licenses, or represents over 24 ESP products, recommends looking for the following items in making your decision:
Key to all of this, of course, is the reputation, or lack of reputation, of the IP address (define) your ESP uses to delivery your e-mail. Not only will a bad reputation prevent deliverability, but no reputation will also impact your ability to get into the inbox. There is a well-known story about a flower company that sent out a massive e-mail campaign near Valentine's Day on a new IP address that had no reputation. A major ISP blocked the campaign because it saw a massive amount of e-mail being sent from an IP address it didn't have data on. Don't let that happen to you.
Many companies will work with you to help improve your IP reputation, but lately I've been wondering how one's reputation might be affected by the reputation scores of the IP addresses around you.
I've been monitoring blocks of IP addresses recently to see which e-mail messages share a common range of IPs. For instance, Marriott sends e-mail from the same block of IP addresses used by QualityHealth, Ralph Lauren, Nubella, LeapFrog, Elderhostel, Home Made Simple, U.S. Bank, Olay, AbeBooks, Beinggirl, CoverGirl, Crest, the Ritz-Carlton, Luvs, Clairol, and P&G Everyday Solutions.
Could the reputation of any of the brand's IP addresses affect its neighbors?
To find out, I recently chatted with leaders in the ISP world to get their take. And, perhaps not surprisingly, the answer is yes. Someone who works with a top ISP said the reputation of nearby IP addresses can help an IP's reputation or tarnish it. For instance, according to my source, an ESP will sometimes put a brand with little or no reputation near an IP address with a great reputation to boost the score of the lesser-known address. And a new client might be placed in a subprime block of IP addresses until its reputation is made or lost, then transferred into a prime block later.
Of course, ESPs aren't keen to give out this information. They don't want to have to micromanage IP addresses and move brands unhappy with their current location.
With a shared IP address your reputation is only as good as the worst person e-mailing from the address. When evaluating an ESP, then, it's probably a good idea to discuss what neighborhood you'll be placed in, since one bad apple could spoil the whole barrel.
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Recently, however, a UW team succeeded in attaching molecules called polymers to the conducting nanotubes to eliminate the shorting problems, the article said. Professor Michael Arnold told WPR the tiny tubes could be useful in replacing the silicon in computer chips, or lead to longer-lasting batteries in cellphones.
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Cannot create new events in iOS Calendar
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Q: When my e-mail was hacked and I had to change my password, the + button on my iPhone Calendar app disappeared and now I cannot create events. Also when I go to Settings, Calendars there are two lines missing—there is no line regarding syncing. Can you help with this issue?
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A: If you're using an online calendar service such as iCloud, Exchange, or another CalDAV server you'll want to ensure that this is still properly configured and enabled on your iPhone, either directly under the iCloud settings or in the Mail, Contacts, Calendars section under whatever specific Calendar service account you're using (e.g. Gmail or another CalDAV service). On this screen, "Calendars" should appear in the smaller print beneath the account name for any account that have Calendar synchronization enabled.
If your calendar service doesn't appear in this list at all, it's also possible that it may have been deleted entirely and you'll need to re-add it by selecting the "Add Account" option. Further, if your calendar service is tied to your e-mail account, but is listed as a separate service, you may have to change the password here as well before your calendars will sync properly.
The two lines that are most likely missing from your Calendar settings are the Sync and Default Calendar options. Sync only appears when you're using an online Calendar service, and Default Calendar only appears when you have more than one Calendar defined. Similarly, the + button only appears in the Calendars app if you actually have a writable calendar available.
If your calendars are properly enabled in the Mail, Contacts, Calendars section and still aren't appearing within the actual iOS Calendars app, confirm that your password is still correct, and then try toggling the "Calendars" option OFF and back ON again. This may sometimes be required to force a resync of your calendar data from an online iCloud/CalDAV or Exchange server back to your iPhone.
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A street photograph – as much as I can get one :-)
It really needs very few words, but what caught my attention was the way the police officer and her companion deliberately walked diagonally off the pedestrian crossing…
In Guyana… is just suh!
2014 | Canon EOS 60D, Sigma 17-50mm
Click on the image to see it in the Gallery along with some other attempts at Street Photography :-)
2015 Deck – Week 06
February 12, 2015 § 1 Comment
I almost regret using the photo "Removing the Lines" for the Four Days, Four Photos challenge that James Broscombe had set for Nikhil and I… It is a photo that had something to say… and would have allowed me to have something to say too :-)
That left me going through the rest of my week's haul looking for something that stood out :-)
Although I go out with hopes of getting nice landscapes or seascapes, I am usually also looking for anything else that might be useful to my own vision of my photography, and recently, I've been shooting some unusual scenes (for me, anyway)
This is one I think that is more Nikhil's subject type, but not necessarily his style, There was something about the way the shadow fell that caught my attention, and then the way the shadow changed as the surface upon which it fell changed made me look again.
In this light (no pun intended) I was drawing a comparison to the way our actions and our attitudes to others often elicit different reactions and responses from each person, while we cannot control or even predict how others react to what we say or do, we should be observant of that reaction, so that we may learn from it, and be aware of it for future reference.
All shadows are not equal, and each shadow changes with the surface upon which it is cast, sometimes the shadow is sharp, and defined, at other times it can be diffused or even murky.
Canon EOS 6D, Canon 24-105mm | 1/320s, f/10, ISO200
Click on the image to see it in the Gallery along with the other images so far from this year's Deck Project.
2015 Deck – Week 05
February 6, 2015 § 2 Comments
A new Koker takes shape at Buxton.
In the context of current instability mostly due to imminent elections in Guyana, this can lend some social commentary, if one chose to look at it from certain vantage points.
You may have to look twice, but there is dog running away from it all in the scene.
I leave the storytelling to your own imaginations :-)
Buxton, East Coast Demerara | 2015 | Canon EOS 60D, Sigma 10-20mm
Click on the image to see it in the 2015 Deck Gallery.
February 2, 2015 § 2 Comments
So, words almost failed me when it came to describing this photo for you (not that I need to describe it… you have eyes), maybe the few I could muster will suffice:
Stand to stretch your legs,
Stand to rise above,
Stand to show respect,
Stand to see beyond,
Stand and face the future,
Stand and feel the breeze,
Stand and show defiance,
Stand for who you are.
2015 | Lusignan, East Coast Demerara, Guyana
Click on the image to see it in the Black and White Gallery in the Collection
January 30, 2015 § 2 Comments
This is Georgetown, Guyana, if you walk through the streets, you're bound to come across a few characters before you walk a few city blocks, photographing them is a whole different story.
Most people are very wary of cameras, they believe you're either some foreigner trying to "make money off their image" or "from the papers", apparently people just being photographers who do it for fun or for art isn't something they've quite gotten used to as yet.
When Nikhil pointed out this man to me, we were walking toward the curb, and I quickly snapped photos from the hip… almost like a spray and pray technique :-)
I had the Canon EOS 60D with the Canon 40mm pancake lens on, as I never did get the "shoot from the hip" method quite right, this one had to have some rotational cropping done to make it presentable, but I really wanted one to share as there was something about this fellow that made a photo compelling.
Seen large, he's wearing a t-shirt (or vest) under that shirt that has USA emblazoned across the chest… :-)
2015 | Canon EOS 60D, Canon 40mm Pancake Lens
Click on the image to see it in the Gallery along with some other attempts at street photography
2015 Deck – Week 04
January 29, 2015 § Leave a comment
On a Saturday after work (which is generally after noon) I try to make a stop along the seawall, just to walk, feel the breeze, and hopefully get a few photos in, the harsh sunlight in the middle of the day is generally considered to be "not the best" light for photography… but for me, it's the time I have available mostly, so I have to make it work :-)
I've walked past this particular piece of wood many times, but never saw anything I wanted to shoot… that happens a lot to me, but this day, the sky had some nice striations, after squinting and peering at the sky for a while I decided it had enough detail to work with for what I had in mind :-)
Thomaslands, Georgetown. | Canon EOS 60D, Sigma 10-20mm
Click on the image to see it in the Gallery along with other images in the 2015 Deck Project.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio – Janine Driver, the New York Times best selling author of "You Say More Than You Think" and most recently "You Can't Lie To Me," has been selected as the keynote speaker for CENTS marketplace and university January 7-9, 2015 at The Greater Columbus Convention Center.
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From what I have read an effective lighting plan includes lighting in layers and includes ambient lighting, accent lighting , task lighting and decorative lighting too. Ideally lights should be a combination of down lights and uplights.
Some on these boards have mentioned that choosing light fixtures was a difficult, time consuming process. I wondered if we could share some of our best lighting finds, and lighting ideas so others can benefit. A list of best places to search on-line for lights or places where decent priced fixtures can be found would be helpful. Maybe just a sharing of your favourite light fixture or favourite lighting idea.
Here are some of my ideas:
1) For good ambient light it is wise to bounce illumination off the ceilings and walls. The best sources to do this include: a) opaque indirect wall sconces, torcheres (floor lamps), indirect pendants (sort of bowl shaped uplights), up light chandeliers OR cove lighting and not just pot lights. My ceilings are only 8 feet so sconces are the best solution for most of my rooms due to ceiling height.
2)I am planning for ways to add accent lighting to a shelf or to highlight features such as pictures, fireplace, etc in all the main rooms. This requires actually thinking in advance about what size picture, etc I would want in each location before closing the walls. We might choose to accent under the overhang of the island too.
3)I am considering step lights for the stairs and low wall lights in the bathroom (acts like a night light). I will back light some of our bathroom mirrors.
4)My favourite lighting books are: a)Perfect Lighting by Sally Storey, b)The Home Lighting Effects Bible by Lucy Martin and Residential Lighting by Randall
Below is the foyer light we have chosen (thanks to help from a GW member on the decorating forum).
So I hope you will share your lighting finds and ideas too.
Lets share our inspirations and let there be light in our new homes.
Lightingdirect.com was definitely my go to site to find what's available out there on a webpage. Then model numbers were taken to my local supplier, and sometimes even price matches were requested.
Be a little wary of a lot of these smaller custom fixture manufacturers if your looking to buy something custom or not mainstream. Many of them aren't UL listed due to the cost incurred, that can bite us new home builders in the butt when inspection time rolls around.
Not an lighting expert and I did my slections onling using the lightingdirect/lampsplus/neeruslighting.
Once I see something I went local and they always matched or tried to do better.
Another suggestion is monitor Joss&main and other similar stores like that. They sometimes have good deals on lighting and accesories.
I have been monitoring for some time and did not find anything I wanted but I placed my order last saturday and saw couple of similar one today for about 100 dollars cheaper :(. I have already placed the order so too late but may you can keep you eye on these site sif you are not in a hurry.
Thanks akshars_mom for the ideas. Too bad about the near miss on the extra 100.00 off -- impossible to get the lowest price.
I have not heard of most of the sites you suggested, nor the store. I don't think we have any Joss and Main stores here in Canada, but have no problem ordering from the US. I will add your lighting sources to my search list.
Do you have a favourite fixture that you choose?
Sorry for the typo's but Joss & main is not a store but a website.
I have not personally ordered anything yet but a freind has and no problems according to her.
Thanks for the clarification, akshars_mom. I will check them out.
MrsPete, glad you are looking for some more lighting info. The books listed are not old, but the lighting industry changes rapidly (advances in LED). Nevertheless they are the best I have seen. I have been surprised at the misinformation I have received on lighting from a few IDs. Many have told me to do almost all pot lights, but the info in those books contradicts that advice.
Any other ideas? I have really struggled with choosing my dining room chandy. Initially, I had hoped we could use our old chandelier that I do still like. However, with the open concept kitchen, dining room, great room it seems that the lighting in the kitchen should go with the chandy in the dining room. For those with open concept areas, have you used lighting from the same series, or in the same look, finish etc in all the adjoining open areas?
Any more lighting ideas folks? I'm in the throws of choosing lights and its killing me! Especially for vaulted great room/dining room. Also, do people have ideas for exterior lights? Did you do coach lights only? Coach lights plus spot lights? How about exterior lights that turn on automatically at night?
Bring me your great ideas, please!
This is interesting as I am about to go over our electrical plan. In our current home we have all kinds of lights working together, can lights, overhead lighting, sconces and lamps, but I'm having difficulty in our new build. We have huge windows all over the house in order to take advantage of the views. We aren't thrilled with blocking the view with overhead lights or chandeliers in the dining room or vaulted living room. We were planning on doing only can lights except in bathrooms, but I hate to lose the layered lighting effect as well as the decorative design element of a great fixture. Anyone have a similar problem and if so what was your solution. The ceilings are 10 feet and the window goes up to 8 foot header.
I think your plan to light your space entirely with down light pot lights would be a mistake. Pot lights offer accent lighting when directed to walls to light say art work, and general lighting say when you want bright light to clean a room. However, one downside of pot lights is they cast shadows over people's faces which makes a person look older than they are. You really need to layer lighting by including ambient lighting (e.g. up lighting that reflects lighting off a ceiling), accent lighting (light in shelves or narrow beam pot lights directed to art), general lighting, task lighting (say a reading lamp or kitchen pendants) and decorative lighting. (pretty blingy light fixtures) Lighting can not all be down lighting, you need up lighting too.
Linked below is a set of videos recorded by Randall Whitehead, who is the author of a very helpful lighting book. His videos offer good insights and some humor as well.
Here is a link that might be useful: Randall Whitehead lighting videos
I agree that can lights only can be a problem. Rather select lighting that will work with the entire interior. For example, we have a large arch top window in our dining room with a barrel-vaulted ceiling, so we picked a light fixture that was fairly tall to help fill the space, yet it doesn't distract from the view.
We added coordinating wall sconces on either side of the hutch, plus the hutch is lit as well.
We also added cove lighting under the trim on the ceiling (still have to paint clouds up there!!) and we added spots on the other wall as I knew I would be having something on the wall in 3s...turned out to be Wm Morris wallpaper panels.
I have to admit that at night when we are dining in there, all the ambient light (of course everything is on dimmers) makes the room feel wonderfully cozy, but not dark.
HarringK - I'm in the same boat with 11' ceilings and windows that are 8'. Between a couple of the windows I'm placing some wall sconces as another layer of light. I spent a lot of time online and then went to a lighting showroom with my plans. They met/beat the online prices and I got a boatload of good advice from knowledgable lighting designers who were aware of current trends vs. classic and timeless. One isn't necessarily better, but it was a great perspective to hear from them.


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