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Because it is serious. Whether joking around with friends or not, you have to wonder about the general thought processes of a person that tries to grab at weapons attached to another person. I tend to try not to associate myself with those types of people these days and suggest the same for others. They're not mature enough or have enough "smarts" to be allowed to waste my precious time on this little floating hunk of rock and potentially get me dead.
...Birds of a feather and all.:scruntiny:
edit: If the op makes it clear to his "friends" that this type of behavior is bad and why, and it's clear that his friends understand this concept they may be worth keeping, but something similar were to happen again...I'd be disassociating with them.
On a funny note- I'm the one that brought the cookies to the party- and there were plenty left....
But yeah the more I think about it the stupider I think my friend was. I just can't get over how dumb is was that he grabbed my knife- even if it wasn't the type to automatically open you don't grab someone's knife!
Did you get cut by serrations or just a plain edge?
i think maybe both as it is a combo blade...
I think there were a couple of lessons learned for you and your friend.
Keep your wound clean and dry, and pop some Tylenol for pain. I would immobilize the finger if I were you to get it to heal faster. :frown:
I would sit my "friend" down and "suggest" to him that he is, indeed, beyond normal stupidity to grab at a knife (any knife). He should learn to keep his hands to himself (a normal lesson taught to a 6 year old) and if he can't to that say sayonara to a friendship. If he doesn't receive that well then kiss the friendship goodbye.Quote:
I walk away and he follows me. He grabs my Spyderco Endura Emerson Wave which was clipped in my pants pocket.
:blink: dang, you sure are rough on friends. I'm sure his friend feels bad enough as it is, and that is a lesson learned in itself. "Boys will be boys" and I have always rough housed around with father, brother, and friends, still do sometimes. Not everyone has "perfect" friends that think of every possible issue that could happen, nor am I "perfect" in that respect. And to think you would put a friendship on the line over a rough housing incident is kind of sad, at least to me. To shield yourself from any possible harm, from every possible person in your life would leave someone very lonely.
Boys will be boys.......knife grabbing, cup checking, cock blocking, tea bagging are all part of the territory in my opinion. Some of you guys need to lighten up a little.
#1 - now you know your knife works, and works well. imagine what it could do defensively?
#2 - your friend feels badly about your hand. i know i would. stuff happens.
#3 - when hanging out with friends, leave the knife, have a camera.
I disagree...grabbing a knife is NOT part of the territory. My brother and I , and other friends, have rough-housed around quite a bit. A few bruises, some blood, elbows through walls, etc. But a knife is not a toy and was never part of the action. There is a line that his friend crossed. If he can't be mature enough to recognize the line, he needs a new friend.
OK so now EVERYONE (friends and family that heard the story) is giving me a hard time about carrying this knife and is pressuring me to at least go back to my standard Spyderco w/out the wave opener. Should I stand my ground or cave in....
well, what is your gut instinct. The only thing I can see to think about is what if that had actually been a BG, at least with a regular knife you have a split second or so to grab the knife or his hand.
I have to say though, people on here should stop telling you what to do with your personal life and stick to talking about the knife itself like your original post asked.
Who did your stitches? He/she did not do a very neat or professional job.
In that location on your finger you should have had more than 5 and they should have been spaced much closer together.
Just my not so humble opinion on that.
a doctor in the ER did it- but it was in a small town and she looked like she was like 25... It took her 45 min to do it cause it wouldn't stop bleeding
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[[caption-width-right:330:The Veiled Planet [[note]]Note Venus appears featureless in normal light--the picture is taken in the ultraviolet to show clouds[[/note]]]]
->"Observation: You couldn't see a thing. Conclusion: Dinosaurs."
--> -- '''Creator/CarlSagan''', describing what Venus's cloud cover did for fiction
The second planet from {{UsefulNotes/the sun}}, and the closest planetary orbit to the {{UsefulNotes/Earth}}'s. As seen from the {{UsefulNotes/Earth}}, it's often the brightest point of light in the night sky -- in fact, if you know where to look, it can sometimes be seen even in full daylight. This brightness is partly due to how close it gets to the {{UsefulNotes/Earth}}, and partly due to its bright whitish cloud cover. Interestingly, Venus appears brightest when it's in its crescent phase, because it's much closer to the {{UsefulNotes/Earth}} at that point that it is when it's in its gibbous phase. (Venus can't be seen when it's full, of course, since {{UsefulNotes/the sun}} is smack-dab between the {{UsefulNotes/Earth}} and the planet at that point.) Since Venus is never more than 40-some-odd degrees away from the Sun, it's most prominent right after sunset or right before sunrise, giving it the names "evening star" and "morning star."
Venus used to be called "{{UsefulNotes/Earth}}'s twin". It's 95% as big around as the {{UsefulNotes/Earth}}, it's got 90% of {{UsefulNotes/Earth}}'s surface gravity, it's got an atmosphere with clouds in it, it's about the same distance from {{UsefulNotes/the sun}} -- what could be so different?
Well, for one, its surface temperature turned out to be nearly 900 degrees Fahrenheit, hotter than a self-cleaning oven and able to ''melt lead''[[note]]NeilDegrasseTyson was fond of saying that, according to his calculations, putting a pizza on a window sill would cook it in nine seconds. He was then corrected by a fan, who noted that he forgot to take into account certain things, and noted that the pizza would be cooked ''instantly''. And the be vaporized. As would the window sill. And the building the window sill was attached to[[/note]]. The "air" consists almost entirely of carbon dioxide, and at the surface the pressure is equal to being ''half a mile'' under the ocean on {{UsefulNotes/Earth}}. And those clouds? They're not made of water vapor, they're made of sulfuric acid. What was once thought of as "{{UsefulNotes/Earth}}'s Twin" turned out to be {{UsefulNotes/Earth}}'s EvilTwin and a BitchInSheepsClothing.
These rather depressing details were revealed by the Soviet Venera space probes, sent to the planet in the late 1960s. Before that time, many ScienceFiction authors held out hope that Venus might harbor life. Such hope was flimsy at best even before the Venera space probes, though; as early as the 1890s, spectrographs of the Cytherean atmosphere showed it to be made almost entirely of carbon dioxide, with ''no'' water vapor at all (meaning the clouds ''could not'' have been water clouds like those on {{UsefulNotes/Earth}}). Not to mention that Venus has no moon; Earth's own moon (which is unusually large in proportion to the planet) is well known to be essential to Earth's habitability. Although the the top of the cloud layer was relatively cool, in 1962 the Mariner 2 probe revealed that the surface was several hundred degrees Fahrenheit.
Its surface features, long hidden under the constant cloud cover, were finally mapped by the Magellan space probe using radar in [[TheNineties the 1990s]]. The highest mountain is Maxwell Montes, almost 7 miles above the average surface level. If you stood on its peak, it'd be a downright chilly 380°C / 716°F, and a mere 60 atmospheres of pressure. The culprit for all this heat is the greenhouse effect -- {{UsefulNotes/Earth}}'s atmosphere is less than 1% carbon dioxide, while Venus's is over 90% carbon dioxide. {{UsefulNotes/Earth}} started with the same amount, [[SealedEvilInACan but it ended up trapped in carbonate rock]]. Venus also started with the same amount of water as the {{UsefulNotes/Earth}} had, but it remained in vapor form (300 atmospheres worth) and created [[UpToEleven a super greenhouse effect]] with temperatures in the ''thousands'' of degrees[[note]]This plus the slow rotation probably wrecked any chance at plate tectonics; instead of plates constantly sliding against each other, [[LethalLavaLand there seems to be intermittent vulcanism puncutated by the entire surface melting every 500 million years or so]][[/note]]. Eventually the water molecules dissociated into hydrogen and oxygen and escaped into space, leaving Venus high and dry. Due to Venus being mythologically associated with femininity, by convention all geographic features there are named after women or female entities, except for Maxwell Montes and Alpha and Beta Regio.[[note]]These features were first detected by ground-based radar in the mid-1960's; Alpha and Beta Regio were the first two terrain features to be isolated, and Maxwell Montes was named after James Clerk Maxwell, the formulator of the theory and equations of electromagnetism that ultimately led to the invention of radar[[/note]] There is some argument over whether the proper adjective is 'Venusian', 'Venerean', or 'Cytherean' -- just don't use 'Venereal'.
At some point in the planet's early history, some big huge honkin' planetesimal struck it at an oblique angle, causing it to rotate very slowly ''backwards'' when compared with all the other planets in the Solar system. As a result of this super-slow rotation, a Cytherean solar day is nearly as long as a Venusian year. Not that you'd be able to ''see'' much difference between day and night while on the surface. The super-thick atmosphere bends light so severely that the horizon appears to curve ''upward'', allowing you to see all the way around the planet. Twice. Whether you're on the day side or the night side, you'll see a hazy overcast sky that's about the same brightness everywhere -- assuming you survive the lack of oxygen, the crushing pressures, and the hellish temperatures, that is.
Well, now some optimistic stuff about Venus. There is a layer in its atmosphere where both temperature and pressure are {{UsefulNotes/Earth}}like, located some 60 kilometers above the surface. The only non-{{UsefulNotes/Earth}}like thing in this habitability zone is atmospheric chemistry, which is mostly CO[[subscript:2]] with some sulfuric acid vapors; but it also means that normal {{UsefulNotes/Earth}} air will work in this atmosphere like a lifting gas, easily supporting a [[TheEmpireStrikesBack Cloud City]].
And as we all know from pop-psychology, [[MarsAndVenusGenderContrast women are from there]].
!Venus in media
* ''[[AbbottAndCostello Abbott and Costello Go to Mars]]'', despite its title, has the comic duo meet space women on Venus.
* The alien in ''Film/ItConqueredTheWorld'' came from Venus, hitching a ride to {{UsefulNotes/Earth}} on one of our military space probes.
* Immanuel Velikovsky proposed, based on his reading of certain ancient mythology, that Venus was originally spat out of {{UsefulNotes/Jupiter}}, and wandered through the inner solar system causing the parting of the Red Sea and [[Literature/TheBible Joshua 10:13's]] sun-standing-still-in-the-sky episode, before settling into its current near-circular orbit.
* In ''Literature/LuckyStarr and the Oceans of Venus'' by Creator/IsaacAsimov, Venus is an ocean planet with seas and kelp (and domed underwater cities).
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** His short story "Before Eden" (1961) recounts the tales of the first astronauts to land on Venus, who discover a carpet-like creature living there. They take pictures, then drop off their waste products and blast off. Unbeknownst to them, the creature finds their waste delectable, but has no immunity to the {{UsefulNotes/Earth}} bacteria within it and soon spreads deadly {{UsefulNotes/Earth}} germs to its entire species, [[DownerEnding wiping them all out]].
** Many of Clarke's novels from the 1950s have, as part of the backdrop, Venus as a place that humans have colonized. ''The Deep Range'', ''Islands in the Sky'', ''Earthlight'', etc.. Many of these stories make offhanded references to the oceans of Venus and native Cytherean life.
* In Creator/RobertAHeinlein's ''Literature/SpaceCadet'', the titular cadets answer a Cytherean DistressCall. Venus is depicted as the typical swamp planet of the pre-Venera wishful-thinking days in all of Heinlein's works that mention the planet.
* In Creator/CSLewis's ''Literature/{{Perelandra}}'', Venus is a garden of Eden where original sin never occurred.
* In the Disney film ''Mars and Beyond'', one scene has the narrator describe the conditions of the other planets in the Solar System besides Mars, and when he gets to Venus he says [[FunnyAneurysmMoment "There may be life on Venus..."]]
* An episode of ''TheTwilightZone'' features a man from UsefulNotes/{{Mars}} who gives SuperStrength to an earthman to see what he'll do with it. The earthman squanders his abilities, so the Martian brags about how pathetic Earthmen are to a patron in an Earth bar. It turns out the man listening to him is from Venus, and the Cythereans are about to invade and conquer ''both'' Mars and Earth.
** An early 1950s episode of Radio/XMinusOne uses the exact same plot.
* The 1957 BMovie ''20 Million Miles to Earth'' features a spaceship freshly returned from Venus that crashes into the sea near Italy. It turns out to be carrying a Cytherean embryo which, predictably, grows up into a giant reptilian monster that terrorizes Rome.
* In early issues of the ''Literature/PerryRhodan'' series from the early 60s, Venus is described as a lush jungle world teeming with life. After initial exploration, mankind colonizes the planet. In the decades since space probes revealed the actual conditions on Venus, the planet has been mentioned only scarcely. As early as the late 80s, the planet has been described as a hellish heatworld in the series. But no in-universe explanation of the conflicting descriptions so far. In the modern reboot ''Perry Rhodan Neo'', Venus is portrayed realistically, though it's been revealed that the Fantan have the technology to terraform Venus into an inhabitable planet.
* There's a space map for VideoGame/GarrysMod that features a perfectly habitable Venus, populated by [[VideoGame/HalfLife2 Vortigaunts and Antlions]].
* Manga/VenusWars has a damn good MundaneDogmatic attempt to put shirtsleeve humans on Venus; the author smacks it with a comet in ''juuust'' the right way to not only disperse most of its toxic atmosphere and speed up its rotation, but even form seas. Too bad they're acidic.
* In ''Film/{{Contact}}'', Dr. Arroway tells her preacher beau that Venus was what convinced her to become an astronomer:
-->'When I was about eight years old, I was watching the sunset, and I asked my dad, "Whats that bright star over there?", and he said that it wasnt really a star at all, but it was actually a whole planet called Venus. [points at the sky] Which should be over there soon. He said, "You know why they called it Venus? Because they thought it was so beautiful and glowing. And what they didnt know is that it was filled with deadly gases and sulfuric acid rain," and I thought, ''This is it, Im hooked''.'
* An episode of ''TheSixMillionDollarMan'' features a space probe engineered to survive on the surface of Venus. It [[ConvenientlyClosePlanet accidentally went back to Earth]] and embarked on a rampage of destruction.
* Charles Stross's ''Literature/SaturnsChildren'' starts out in a city floating in Venus's atmosphere, then follows its FemBot protagonist through the rest of UsefulNotes/TheSolarSystem
* [[SchoolhouseRock Interplanet Janet]] split for Venus, but on Venus she found she couldn't see a thing for all the clouds around.
* An episode of ''Series/CosmosAPersonalVoyage'' named "Heaven and Hell" features Earth and Venus in the title roles. Venus, according to Creator/CarlSagan, is the one planet in the solar system most like {{Hell}}.
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"My sister saw it too but didn't want to say anything because she thought it would upset me," Susan said. "I thought to myself: I survived breast cancer and now I'll die with implants."
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Song said the American Society of Plastic Surgeons is working closely with the FDA to investigate the link.
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Best Childish Gambino Songs
Donald Glover is a writer, actor, comedian, and rapper (just to name a few.) His popularity is increasing as word spreads about how insanely talented he is. I made this list because I feel there are a lot of people who care about his music like me, and his music deserves to be discussed. The order is definitely up for debate. Don't agree with the list? Vote for an existing item you think should be ranked higher or if you are a logged in, add a new item for others to vote on or create your own version of this list.The Top Ten
1Freaks and Geeks
I love this song it inspired me very much
Amazing song. Needs for recognition. Pumps you up
The song has a great beat and it pumps you up
Even people who don't listen to Donald Glover (Childish Gambino) know this song...
This song is amazing in how intense and sincere it feels. Not to mention the ending which is hilarious
Personally think this is his best
From Camp. Others would say that this should be higher; I don't think he really tells a good story in this one, just raps about his love for women with with jokes thrown in. Though there's no denying the effect that his Casey Anthony line can have on anyone and everyone who listens to it.
First one I heard and still the best in my opinion. High energy, great punch lines, gym mix perfection. Good music. #1
Just found this song somehow but great song
Awesome song favorite by far!
Very catchy, easily one of his top 3 songs.
Great song, bass is amazing with some good headphones.
[Newest]I love the first verse!
From Camp. Personally, I think this is his third best song but I know the support isn't there yet, so I put it at #5. This is my pump-up song before anything important, and it has some of his best one-liners.
First song I ever listened to by Gambino.. By far my favorite
Best pump up song!
Some of his best lines are in this jam! One of my all-time favorites!
My favorite. Too addicting after listening to it a couple times.
Great song, Great Lyrics, definitely in the Top Ten
7That Power
Just a beast song, best outro ever. Ties up the album perfectly! Good lyrically but that beat is next level!
The first part of the song is great all by itself, but the outro/story at the end ties the whole Camp album together.
8Break (AOTL)
(featuring Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul)
My favorite, freaks and geeks after
Bathroom DVR? That's unessacary but this song isn't.
10Shoulda Known
This and NOTGOING BACK are the best
Best. Hands down you shoulda known
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11Bitch, Look at Me Now
This is the hardest Childish Gambino song, has the greatest lyrics, and is an AWESOME pump up song
This song is a bit strange but 100% in a good way and worth listening too
13Not Going Back
Some of the lines in this song are just crazy good. This, freaks and geeks and outside are probably my 3 favourite of his songs, but then again, I change my favourites every few weeks. There's just way to many. Geez Donald.
The final verse is probably the best verse Gambino has ever done.
14Telegraph Ave
One of his best songs that people don't know. great song to cruise to at night
Best song to drive to. Great song overall
From Camp. Tells the story of his childhood, growing up the only black kid in his school, or the whitest black kid in his other school. Amazing chorus that really sets the tone for his whole album.
"He's saving up so we can get our own place
In the projects, man that sounds fancy to me
They called me fat nose, my mom say you handsome to me. "
"He's saving up so we can get our own place
In the projects, man that sounds fancy to me
They called me fat nose, my mom say you handsome to me. "
Seriously guys, the meaning of this song, the one-liners, the wit, just Oh my god, the whole thing is perfect. Donald
Why isn't this more near the top ten? This is one of his best.
Hands down my favourite Gambino song.
Why is this not on here?
The slow steady rhythm of this song and the lyrical genius puts this in the top 5 for me
18We Ain't Them
This song deserves some serious recognition.
19The Last
20It's On
The chorus really hooks you and it's catchy as hell.
21Pink Toes
22The Worst Guys
This song has a mad beat and childish also spits a few bars at quick pace, it also has some hilarious punch lines. It includes my other favourite rapper, chance the rapper.
23F*** It All
From Culdesac. A song about suicide that sends a good message but also feels genuine. Starts off with his feelings after a tough break up, but transitions into explaining how everything bad in his life has made him stronger.
24Lights Turned On
Awesome beat, raichu reference.
Great song, nice beat, awesome lyrics
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26Hold You Down
A beautiful and catchy song that really deserves more recognition.
A slow, smooth song that still fits gambino's style
How is this not on the list?
28Zealots of Stockholm (Free Information)
Best song on Becasue the Internet
Best song lyrically in my opinion.
"If you gonna miss heaven, why do it by two inches? Old money and new bitches."
"If you gonna miss heaven, why do it by two inches? Old money and new bitches."
29All the Shine
30The Party
31Fire Fly
Amazing song. Gets you pumped and has great lyrics
32Partna Dem
Part of his stn mtn mixtape. Literally his best song ever. It has it all just under 2 minutes. Best beat ever, his life, his city (Atlanta), and everything in between. Literally best song ever.
33Life: The Biggest Troll
Great rhythm. Fits perfectly in the 'because the internet' with a much deeper meaning than most rappers could understand.
This songs suits the album 'Because the internet' so well.
Like most comments, this song really fits the album and has a good meaning as well. Plis great beat.
34All of the Lights (Remix)
Off sick boi, this song has a great beat, and gambino delivers a great verse. His fellow Derrick comedy member nick Packard has the best verse on the entire album
36Flight of the Navigator
37My Hoodie
39N**** F*** Yo' Blog
How is this not on there? This song is amazing
42Eat Your Vegetables
43The Longest Text Message
44My Shine
Best song by him 100% can't stop listening to it
45Rolling In the Deep
46Do or Die
This song pumps me up, flux Pavillion beats & gambino lyrics is a perfect combo. Video's pretty badass too!
47U Don't Have to Call
His finest slow-jam, doing some smooth vocals on a nice beat. Gambino, the versatile.
49You See Me
Best song by far. The word play is on another level.
50Do Ya Like
Can't believe this is last it should literally be first...
From Culdesac. The song that he says put him on the map. Explains his growing popularity with women and the direction his career taken with amazing lines thrown in.
"Hovy with glasses, Weezy but geeky
Girls in the lobby tryin' to meet me
I ain't afraid to say it, yeah I love these hoes
And their glasses, and their jacket, and their hipster clothes. "
"Hovy with glasses, Weezy but geeky
Girls in the lobby tryin' to meet me
I ain't afraid to say it, yeah I love these hoes
And their glasses, and their jacket, and their hipster clothes. "
51Be Alone
From his EP. One sad and lyrically beautiful song, enough said.
"Music was my side chick, but now we're moving in together
Always felt misunderstood, I guess I have to tolerate
My swag Jehovah Witness, dude, it never take a holiday. "
"Music was my side chick, but now we're moving in together
Always felt misunderstood, I guess I have to tolerate
My swag Jehovah Witness, dude, it never take a holiday. "
His best song. Lyrics are amazing with a sick beat
This is a great song. My favorite of his.
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Carnival Miracle Cruise Review by psychtobe: Fun spring break, but not a luxury experience
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Fun spring break, but not a luxury experience
This was our third cruise, but first with kids and first in about eight years.
We were looking forward to some quiet relaxation, two new Mexican ports of call, warm weather, and someone else to do the cooking. On most points the Miracle and her staff met our expectations.
Embarkation was a bit slow. We arrived at peak time and it took just over an hour for us to clear security, check in, and get to our cabin. Two of our bags had already been delivered. The lines were long but moved steadily. No complaints. Staff was friendly.
Cabin was average sized extended balcony, no problems with noise and everything was in working order. With the bunk beds set up as well as the king size bed, there wasn't much extra room to move around. The cabin was clean and functional but certainly not luxurious. Bathroom was likewise clean and everything worked well and was clean.
Entertainment was fair to occasionally good. Run of the mill mixed bag of comedians. A wonderful More
presentation in Puerto Vallarta by a local and experienced mariachi band was well as six Mexican folkloric dancers was the highlight of the trip. The ship's magician was actually very good, and he presented table side magic during dinner hours. Very friendly with our children as well.
Casino was about what you'd expect. One craps table with $5 minimum and double odds, sometimes got very lively but then at other hours they had it closed most inexplicably. Blackjack dealer hits on soft 17 but all other rules fairly standard. Continuous shuffle shoe is not countable.
We did not use the Internet, laundry, room service, spa services.
The gym had a lot of treadmills, a few bikes and climbers, and was never crowded. Equipment was in good shape but the media function on the machines was not functional. For weights there was the whole panoply of Life Fitness fixed weight machines, and a few free weight dumbells. The gym had lots of clean towels, showers, but no cold water. All in all the gym was a success because it was never crowded.
There are a lot of clubs and bars thoughout the ship, all clean and functional, but it is still weird to me that you can be in a sports bar and watch a basketball game and order a beer but you can't get food with it.
Food. Ok, fair warning that I am a food snob. That said we had very modest expectations going in and knew Carnival would serve very mass market food. On the whole, they did a perfectly reasonable job. We ate in the dining room every meal except one night when we ate at Nick and Nora's. We chose anytime dining and got the same wonderful crew each night. The best dish tended to be red meats. Their desserts were often surprisingly good. Lobster night wasn't bad. They had a sushi/sashimi appetizer which was surprisingly good (and very tiny). Their salads were completely uninspired and soups varied from fair to inedible.
The buffet serves the same food as the main dining room, though the MDR also has other options not in the buffet. The buffet at breakfast had a huge variety but quality was low. For example you can get an omelette to order, but the only cheese option is American cheese. The Asian station served positively awful food. some of it was simply embarrassing. The pizza line was often very long and they were usually struggling to keep up with demand. This was especially true between 3-6 pm and after 9 pm, when the buffet is closed. During those times the only options are pizza and the grill. No vegetables and no fruits available, which was inexcusable to me.
The coffee in the dining room was mediocre, but the coffee in the buffet was better.
Room service was limited to a continental breakfast, and we were flatly refused other items. Silliness.
The Mexican brunch on sea days was a nice surprise and I definitely recommend taking advantage of it. Some of the more inspired food on ship.
Nick and Nora's was very good, but the steaks simply are NOT 'the best steakhouse' quality. The service is friendly but not personal. The appetizers, sides, and desserts are phenomenal. It was worth doing once on the cruise.
The pool areas are small but on cold days they did heat the water. The hot tus should be hotter. serenity is nice but often completely full. The waterslide is outdated but fun for a few trips.
The service shocked us as it was extremely friendly and attentive. Not luxurious but comfortable. They took excellent care of my kids. Wonderful, especially in the dining room.
We would cruise carnival again but unfortunately nothing 'stood out' in a way that would command our loyalty. And we may demand more in the way of food than they can deliver.
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As I walked out of St. John Lutheran Church last night from another sorry performance at Dartball, John and I noticed the first snow of any actual amount of the 2012-13 winter...it ended up, kind of like my Dartball last evening, not to be much, just a small dusting was on the ground and roof this morning when I crawled out of bed...late for me to be sure, it was 8:45 a full two hours later than when I arose yesterday morning. I walked out to give the birds and Squirrels their morning ration of feed and seed, then made the coffee, a full pot in the HB Brew Station, and headed for the shower. That has been my morning thus far, and here I am almost two hours into my day.
Perhaps the main reason for my late rise this AM was the fact that when I got home from Dartball, I embarked on "testing" a couple of brews I had not tried in the past....the First was Merry Monks out of the Weyerbacher a ass kicking 9.3% alcohol triple ale...that was enough to make me slide back in my leather recliner and flip the remote between a miserable Monday Night match-up between two teams heading south in the standings, Carolina and Philly and Fox News as the miserable son of a bitch called Barack Obama{i.e. The Kenyan} continues to drag the Republic down to Islamic/3rd World levels...with those choices in front of me, I uncapped a Christmas Ale, this one from a Louzeeanna Brewery called Abetia...I think it was pretty solid, but after the Merry Monks I really can't remember....by the time I finished that, I was ready for the sack, and somehow I had lost a couple of hours....it was past Midnight, well past!
Back to Dartball, we lost 2 of 3 to fall to 6 wins 9 loses on the year....as for me? Well my average dropped to .305 while my RBI total reached 9, the first one good for second on the team and the second in a three way tie for first....for only the second time in the last 15 years or so, I really don't have my eyes focused on the board...305? My Dart ego is taking a beating...I've only finished below .400 three times in the past, and one of those was with a bad back in 2007-08, another was last year when I finished just below .400, this year looks like I am going to be well below that this season. One of the young guys (19) Tyler has taken over my spot however, and his hitting .361 in the lead off spot....our team, with the exception of me, is a very young team....but the kids are improving, while the rest of us middle and older gents are either holding our own, or in my case, falling slowly back in the pack.
Tonight it's back to Basketball Officiating...I'm off to Spencerville for a Girls JH double header, that will be followed Thursday the same at Paulding, then Friday the first real test on my foot and heel, a Boys JV game back at Spencerville, as they take on the wife's school St. Henry, two man JV games, especially at the boys level are about to become a thing of the past. I have a handful or more this season, and a few for next year, but, a big but, if I survive those I will end that portion of my basketball officiating, let the younger guys do those.
That is the week ahead, as Basketball comes calling in the few weeks before Christmas...where the Hell has 2012 went? Time is rushing by.....in the blink of an eye.
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Photos-The First Snow fall has come, and is slowly melting...already this morning. Dartball, my days as a top tier player seem to be coming to an end...old age or lack of concentration? A bit of both? And Abita was one of the two new Ales I tried last night....both this and Merry Monks had a "Kick"!


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Army T/4 James Aubrey Stewart was born in Mineral County, West Virginia, on September 6, 1906 (although military records state his birth year as 1907), the son of James H. and Emma B. Stewart. It was a Stewart family tradition to call the children by their middle names (possibly because a family member already had the given name, as was the case of James Aubreys father), so James became known as Aubrey, and, as he grew older, Mr. Aubrey. Aubrey was the youngest sibling in a family that included brothers Harry and Leslie and sisters Mary Magnolia (usually called Magnolia), Fanchion, and Isabel.
By the time he volunteered for service in World War II, though, Aubrey was eighteen years into his career with the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company in Luke, Maryland. The paper mill was the place he and most of his friends would expect to work when they finished high school, and perhaps Aubrey was more likely than the others to become a respected employee of the company. According to TJ Coleman, a historian working on The Aubrey Stewart Project, James H. Stewart was the first black employee at the Westvaco Paper Mill, hired by Mr. Luke himself. Aubreys father became a skilled bricklayer and master carpenter at the mill, where most African American men were destined to work the loading docks.
His last letterwritten to his fatherwas dated December 7. His handwriting is strong and his tone, chatty. He talks about the weather being cold and the mail being slow. Aubrey asks his father to tell his niece Doris that he saw a good USO show the other day feautreing Marlene Dietrich it was very good. He talks about sending the family a box, which they probably wont get in time for Christmas, but better late than never.
Technical Sergeant Stewart was reported missing on December 17, 1944, the day after the Germans launched their bitter winter counteroffensive in Belgium (now known as The Battle of the Bulge), and his death was confirmed on January 6, 1945. (More on the Battle of the Bulge can be found at http://www.army.mil/botb/ or http://worldwar2history.info/Bulge/. A detailed account of this military campaign is Hugh M. Coles online book The Ardennes: Battle of the Bulge.)
Though the facts of the separation from their unit, their shelter in the rural village of Wereth, Belgium, and the eventual betrayal of Stewart and his fellow soldiers were obscured for some time, recent media attention has made the incredible saga of his small group more accessible. Disconnected from their unit, Mr. Aubrey and ten others stopped at a Wereth farmhouse, where initially they had the good fortune to be taken in by the family of Mathias Langer, a sympathizer to the Allies. After being given a meal of what food Mathias could spare, they were hidden in a barn with two deserting German soldiers and Mathias teenage son, also in hiding to keep from being conscripted by the Nazis. But the luck of the men (who came to be known as The Wereth 11) did not hold, as a neighbor informed a nearby German unit. Rather than jeopardize Langers family, the eleven surrendered, and the next day they were found hideously murdered in a snow-covered field behind Mathias farmhouse. The Wereth 11s act of heroism likely spared not only the Langer family but also other sympathizers to the Allies in the pro-Nazi village. For his part in the action, Aubrey was awarded the Purple Heart. In February 2011 the National Geographic Channel featured a documentary film rendering of the full storyThe Wereth 11.
While much factual material has been amassed on James Aubrey StewartMr. Aubreymany questions remain. Why would someone closing in on middle age (Mr. Aubrey was in his late thirties when he volunteered), someone in a solid career with his company, risk all? As an African American soldier in the racially segregated U.S. Army of World War II, why would he be willing to make the ultimate sacrifice while at the same time not being able to fully participate in the society he left behind? A group of friends and relatives, determined to tell his remarkable story, think they may have some of the answers. TJ Coleman (a military veteran himself) and Kip Price (also a Piedmont native) co-founded The Aubrey Stewart Project in an effort to keep Mr. Aubreys memory alive. Among their many projects are restoring the Aubrey family home on Erin Street in Piedmont; founding a museum that reflects life in Piedmont as it was when Mr. Aubrey was growing up; and providing scholarships for deserving young people who have exhibited citizenship, community service, and selflessness in their high school careers. The project co-founders have taken the Aubrey Stewart story on the road, talking to elementary, middle, high school, and college audiences, as well as civic groups and senior citizens; spreading the word about this modest but courageous man; and inspiring young people. Coleman expects to publish his book Aubrey Stewart: One of the Wereth 11One of Us in 2011.
Although Price and Coleman never met Mr. Aubrey, they think they know him. They describe him as a well-respected man, much loved by his family. This love was reciprocated in his letters and gifts to his nieces and nephews from places he passed through in the European campaign. He talked a lot about his battalion, and his letters demonstrated he liked to tell funny stories. Above all, they say, he never complained. Pictures of Mr. Aubrey, both civilian and military, show a humble man with a half smile. But it is his eyes that tell the story. They show the character of a caring man.
Information contributed by TJ Coleman, Kip Price, and Charles Stewart (now deceased, nephew of Aubrey Stewart).
Article by Patricia Richards McClure.
West Virginia Archives and History welcomes any additional information that can be provided about these veterans, including photographs, family names, letters and other relevant personal history.


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Columbia Police arrested a juvenile after witnesses saw him brandish a handgun during a fight near Hickman High School at the conclusion of a football jamboree on Friday night, a Columbia Police Department news release said.
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"Come on Phil!" you may say, "Surely the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is more sophisticated than a couple of children selling lemonade at the side of the road."
Sadly no. They are not. In fact, it could be argued that they are in a poorer business position than your average 8 year-old because:
A) The 8 year-old doesn't keep making lemonade even when no one is buying.
B) The 8 year-old knows how to price to the market. When business is slow, they immediately drop prices to keep the consumers in the game.
C) The 8 year old isn't funding a $60b dollar economy almost entirely on petro dollars!
According to Richard Bernner of Morgan Stanley: "Higher prices ultimately beget more supply and trigger conservation. And commodity demand tends to shrink as a share of output as economies mature and likely become more service-oriented." In other words, while demand may be inelastic in the short run (say the past 2 years), over the longer term the supply and demand curves invert, and they are just as slow to move back the other way.
The greed of oil countries (who could have talked down prices before demand snapped) and oil traders literally drove prices to the breaking point: the point at which U.S. consumers actually stopped buying SUVs!
Now 30% less SUVs over 3 years means 9 million cars that will get at least 5 miles more per gallon, consuming 40m less barrels of oil per year. That's assuming no one is car pooling or shortening trips in any other way. As we previously mentioned, just 1 degree on the thermostat drops another 1-2% off energy consumption, and you just know industrial users (including airlines) are cutting back, so we could be talking about knocking close to 1m barrels a day off U.S. consumption.
Will OPEC fold up their lemonade stand? Of course not! We still use 20m barrels of oil per day, and 9m barrels are produced at home. Rig count is up 20% in the continental U.S. and, if that leads to a 20% increase in domestic production, that's another 1mbd that we won't be buying from OPEC.
What's an oil cartel to do?
A production cutback can work if demand is inelastic (it isn't), but what happens when supply is inelastic? It isn't the U.S. that's addicted to oil, it's OPEC that is addicted to cash, and we have them Jonesing big-time for a steady fix.
Oil is not a finished product. It is a raw material that has no value to the producer if it sits in the ground. Every barrel that goes unsold is an opportunity cost. Our cash is their principal source of OPEC income, and it will be a hard sell to get their members to turn off the spigots.
Iran, for example, exports 2m barrels of oil per day, taking in $47.5b a year in revenue at $65 a barrel.
When oil drops to $60 a barrel, Iran's revenues drop down to $43.8b a year.
A production cutback of 10% of OPEC's 30b output to maintain that $60, if it were spread evenly, would cost Iran an additional $4.4b (and idle production facilities, putting people out of work, not to mention infighting among groups as to who shuts down how much production).
This would drive their net revenues down to $39.4b, a 17% decrease!
Let's not forget that there are production costs there as well. If we assume production accounts for $20 of every barrel, then we are talking about a much steeper decline in net revenues…
If instead, Iran were to continue producing a full 2b and let the price drop to $55 they would net $40.15b, more than if they cut back. Of course if they cheat and scale up supply, they could even come out ahead –- but that would be wrong!
Once oil gets down to $50 a barrel or less and Iran is out over $14b a year in revenues, cutbacks will be the furthest thing from their minds!
Another problem with production cutbacks is that OPEC simply isn't the only game in town anymore. Aside from our (and the rest of the world's) growing use of domestic fuel sources, non-OPEC countries now produce 65% more oil than OPEC does. Not many of those countries (we are one of the biggest) have much interest in maintaining OPEC's price floors.
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You have an organized approach to shopping. You take your time to assemble your plan of attack which includes creating a list of people, places, things and a gift budget. You often do a bit of pre-shopping online prior to hitting the stores and can usually tick off all the names off your list in about a day since you know exactly what you wants to buy.
This Year charlestonmom05 Resolves to:
How will this resolution have an effect on charlestonmom05?
It'll boost my self-esteem, confidence, make me a happier person by no longer being down on myself because i still have those last 15-20 lbs to lose. when i lose all the weight, i'll feel sexier, prettier and more confident.
How will this resolution have an effect on charlestonmom05's family?
i'll be a happier, nicer person to be around. i will no longer be setting the example for my kids that you should fill a void with food and turn to food when you're depressed.
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