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1 cup
1 cup
uncooked white rice
2 cups
white sugar
1 pinch
1/4 cup
all-purpose flour
1 cup
1 teaspoon
vanilla extract
4 cups
Since the majority of people were baking this 1-1/2 hours, I did the same.
I also added for flavor 1/4 teaspoon of ground nutmeg, 1/4 teaspoon of
ground ginger, and 1/4 teaspoon of ground cinamon to make it taste so
much better. These ingredients were used in other recipes so I just added
it to this one.
Rice Pudding is usually easy to make. We left out the raisins, but it was just too sweet.
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This is the recipe I use when I make rice pudding. It is easy and tastes good.
The recipe is wonderful, but I had to cook it at 350 degrees for about 1 2/2 hours to get it soft-set and custard-like. Baked according to directions it was really really soupy.
Excellent recipe. You can change the 2 cups sugar to 1/2 or 1 and so its not so soupy, cook in a bigger baking dish. Other then that its very very good.Thanx
My grandma used to make rice pudding all the time, and this recipe tastes just like hers did. It was great, although the baking time takes longer than 30 minutes. About an hour and 1/2 was how long I cooked it. I used this recipe with left over rice, and it was perfect. The kids had never had rice pudding before. They loved it.
Wonderful recipe. I omitted the raisins. I baked it for about an hour and a half to get it to have the right texture.
this was a VERY VERY sweet rice pudding, I wouldn't try it again
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Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 240
** Calories from Fat: 25
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2013 is winding down, which means it's time to take a look back at the sexy, hilarious drama from the year that was. When they weren't busy taking selfies or inspiring us to share our love of Chipotle in hashtag form, VH1 stars were on their best (or worst) behavior. And despite what Drake thinks, the latter isn't always something to celebrate.
Kirk Frost's single-dude-on-spring-break schtick left Rasheeda confused about the future of her marriage despite the couple having a baby on the way. Peter Gunz set the Internet ablaze when he revealed that not only is he "falling for" his artist, Amina, but he married her, too. Stevie J thought two rings and a "life partner gang" was better than a normal proposal down on one knee, and Erica Mena proved few can handle her mouth, or her arm–especially when it's hurling a plate across the room. But there weren't only bad moments–former foes like Drita and Ramona from Mob Wives buried the hatchet after years of animosity and Black Ink Crew's Puma reconnected with his estranged mother after years of limited contact. Progress!
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Five teams, five trophies as Wellsway School netballers dominate Bath season
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Wellsway's fantastic five netball teams have all been won the B&NES tournament during an outstanding season for the Keynsham school.
They tasted success in every age group from under-12s through to under-16s, demonstrating the depth of talent in each year group.
The under-13s and 14s qualified for the Level 3 Games Finals at UWE, with both triumphing against other teams from the Avon region to be crowned as champions.
The under-14s went on to represent Avon in the South West regional finals in Bournemouth, where they stormed through to the semi-finals with five wins.
One of those was against Millfield School, who went on to become regional champions, but Wellsway lost out by a single goal in their semi as they narrowly missed out on a national final place.
Wellsway netball coordinator Louise Riddoch said: "Congratulations go to all the girls involved for their exceptional commitment to training, their passion for the game and their desire to represent the school.
"At a time when teenage girls are under increasing pressure academically and socially, it is great to see that so many are really enjoying sport at Wellsway, performing at a very high standard and being great ambassadors.
"So many of the girls are playing club netball and the link we have with Fry's in Keynsham is very successful.
"Many of the girls also play in Bath and are part of the Avon Satellite and County Academies with a few progressing on to the Regional Academy.
"Thanks are also due to Miss Curtis and Mrs Burston, who each coached a team, and to sixth-form students Jess Matthews, Gabby Arberry, Lauren Joseph and Liv Milkins, who supported the younger teams in many of their training sessions."


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The Quick Find functionality in the SalesLogix web client is a fast and easy way to look up information from many different areas in SalesLogix, but did you know you could modify the layout of the various lookups displayed in that interface? The functionality is a little hard to find if you don't know where to look, but this post will explain how you can modify the Quick Find lookups.
For this example, I'll look at the Account Details Quick Find. All the lookups for this functionality are found with all the others under the Manage|Lookups menu in SalesLogix Architect. For the Quick Find for Account Details, it is the Account.Account lookup.
Once you have the lookup, it's a simple matter of changing the layout to include whatever fields you want to include. The only problem is this... there are many lookups defined under account, as there are for contacts, opportunities, leads, etc. How are you supposed to know which of those lookups are utilized in the Quick Find view for each entity?
The answer to that lays in the properties for the Main View for each of the areas. If you look at the Account Details Main View, you will see a property called "QuickFindLookup". This property defines which lookup is used for that entity.
Once you have that information, you know which of the lookups you want to modify. You also have the option to define a different lookup to be used for the Quick Find for that entity.
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The City of Santa Clarita Public Library will host an assortment of events throughout December at the Old Town Newhall Library for all community members.
Residents can enjoy learning new ways to bring out the creativity in preparing for the season by participating in free events and programming at the Old Town Newhall Library, including:
- Literacy & Arts Festival- Hosted on Saturday, December 1, 2012 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., this event is a day full of entertainment, education and activities to encourage, promote, and expose the importance of literacy and the performing arts to the community.
- Dustin Thomason Author of 12∙21-Hosted on Tuesday, December 4, at 7:00 p.m., thisevent will feature New York Times best-selling author Dustin Thomason who will debut his newest novel 12∙21, a riveting thriller based on the apocalypse phenomenon.
- Create a Holiday Wreath– Hosted on Monday, December 10, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., the free hands-on workshops will offer inspiration for decorating wreaths. This program is for ages 18 and older and prior registration is required.
- Legends of Santa Clarita SCV Book Talk and Signing-Hosted on Saturday, December 15, 2012 at 10:30 a.m., this event will feature a book discussion for adults.
- Holiday Card and Gift Tag Making– Adults and teens are invited to learn how to make personalized holiday cards and gift tags using scrap booking techniques at a free workshop hosted from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, December 18.
- Family Movie Nights- Enjoy watching a variety of holiday-themed classics at the free family movie nights, which will include showings of: A Charlie Brown Christmas on Friday, December 7, from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Polar Express on Friday, December 14, from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.;and How the Grinch Stole Christmas on Friday, December 21, from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
In addition to these events, the Old Town Newhall Library will offer classes to teach community members how to get free eBooks for your Nook, Kindle and iPad at the end of December and in January 2013.
For a full schedule of holiday activities happening at the Old Town Newhall Library, visit www.SantaClaritaLibrary.com or contact Branch Manager Erin Christmas at (661) 799-6105.


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On Nov. 4, 2014, Texas voters overwhelmingly approved the ballot measure known as Proposition 1 (Prop 1), authorizing a constitutional amendment for transportation funding. Under the amendment, a portion of oil and gas tax revenues that typically go into the Economic Stabilization Fund will be deposited to the State Highway Fund. The amendment did not create any new taxes or fees. The ballot proposition read:
"The constitutional amendment providing for the use and dedication of certain money transferred to the state highway fund to assist in the completion of transportation construction, maintenance, and rehabilitation projects, not to include toll roads."
The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts certified that $1.74 billion would be available for transfer to the State Highway Fund for FY 2015. Authorization to access these funds was granted by the Legislative Budget Board (LBB) and the Office of the Governor on Dec. 15, 2014.
The LBB and the Governor's Office approved a plan to distribute the funding using existing formulas adopted by the Texas Transportation Commission (TTC):
The Prop 1 funding FAQ is available for additional information.
Locally elected officials, planning organizations and TxDOT officials have collaborated to identify projects that effectively address the needs outlined for the use of the funds. This collaboration has resulted in the list of projects that will be included in an amended Unified Transportation Plan (UTP), which the TTC will consider for approval at its Feb. 26, 2015 meeting.
Prior to that commission meeting, a statewide public hearing will be held online Jan. 20 to present the recommended projects and begin the process to take comments. Online comments can be submitted until Feb. 26. A public hearing will be held Feb. 12, 2015, in Austin to provide direct comments on the amended UTP to TxDOT staff.
Following TTC approval of the amended UTP, TxDOT can award contracts for the projects, beginning as early as March 2015. TxDOT expects to let all of the Prop 1 projects by the end of summer.
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LGBT Seniors Fear Discrimination From Caregivers
Posted on Monday, July 1st, 2013 at 12:00 pm by Life Matters Media
Dozens of seniors and medical providers crowded into the Unitarian Church of Evanston, Illinois Saturday to watch "Gen Silent," a critically acclaimed 2011 documentary highlighting the fears many seniors in the LGBT community have about end of life care.
Directed by Stu Maddux, the film chronicles the lives of six seniors living near Boston. They go back-and-forth recounting their experiences growing up during the onset of the gay rights movement and sharing their present struggles– ranging from fears of abuse from long-term care providers to judgmental caregivers and family members.
"When someone's facing the end of life and feeling alone and isolated it's incredibly sad," said palliative care physician Catherine Deamant, a member of Chicago's End of Life Care Coalition. Many in the LGBT community are afraid to show their "true selves" to caregivers for fear of bullying, she said, and long-term care facilities tend to overlook the individual.
"Many who won the first civil rights victories for generations to come are now dying prematurely because they are reluctant to ask for help and have too few friends or family to care for them," according to the film's website. Oppression from the years before the Stonewall riots continues to linger with those in the film.
The audience was clearly moved by the hour-long film, with many wiping their eyes or shaking their head with disapproval at some of the film's more emotional moments. "I find it very frightening what lies ahead of me," one man shouted out during the discussion. "Is this another reflection of how we handle the elderly? Why should it be different for any other group?" a woman asked.
The film, similar to the 2012 Oscar-winning drama, "Amour," did not shrink away from showing the hard truths of aging, including scenes of hospitalization and loss of strength. "I think they saw the full humanness of the people in the film– they weren't one-dimensional," Deamant said.
Occupational Stress: Doctors Suffer When Unable To Save Lives
Posted on Thursday, November 29th, 2012 at 1:03 pm by Life Matters Media
Physicians who treat the terminally ill may suffer from emotional stress when unable to save patients' lives. Burnout and compassion fatigue are two serious forms of occupational stress physicians may suffer, according to research by Michael Kearney, M.D.
Kearney, a palliative care physician at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital in California, describes burnout as "the end stage of stresses between the individual and the work environment." Compassion fatigue is "secondary post-traumatic stress disorder, or vicarious traumatization — trauma suffered when someone close to you is suffering."
Health care journalist Jane Brody addresses the stress and anxiety oncologists struggle with in a new article for The New York Times. Brody writes, "A doctor with compassion fatigue may avoid thoughts and feelings associated with a patient's misery, become irritable and easily angered, and face physical and emotional distress when reminded of work with the dying." Compassion fatigue may lead to burnout.
Up to 60 percent of practicing physicians report symptoms of burnout.
According to Brody: "Patients and families may not realize it, but doctors who care for people with incurable illness, and especially the terminally ill, often suffer with their patients. Unable to cope with their own feelings of frustration, failure and helplessness, doctors may react with anger, abruptness and avoidance."
Physician suicide linked to occupational stress
According to Crystal Phend, senior staff writer for MedPage Today, "Suicide among physicians appears to follow a different profile than in the general population, with a greater role played by job stress and mental health problems."
Phend cites a study by Katherine J. Gold, M.D., of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, who found that problems with work were three times more likely to have contributed to a physician's suicide than a nonphysician's. Mental illness was also 34 percent more common before a suicide among physicians.
Up to 60 percent of practicing physicians report symptoms of burnout
"The results of this study paint a picture of the typical physician suicide victim that is substantially different from that of the nonphysician suicide victim in several important ways," Gold wrote for General Hospital Psychiatry. "Inadequate treatment and increased problems related to job stress may be potentially modifiable risk factors to reduce suicidal death among physicians."
Although physicians have more access to health care, they may be reluctant to seek help. "I think stigma about mental health is a huge part of the story. There is a belief that physicians should be able to avoid depression or just 'get over it' by themselves," Gold wrote.
More than 200 of the 31,636 suicide victims reported in the National Violent Death Reporting System from 2003 to 2008 were physicians.
Meditation may help physicians
A 2008 study published by the Journal of Palliative Medicine, in which researchers studied 18 oncologists, found that physicians who viewed their work with patients as both biomedical and psychosocial found end of life more satisfying than those with a more biomedical perspective.
"Physicians, who viewed their physician role as encompassing both biomedical and psychosocial aspects of care, reported a clear method of communication about end of life care, and an ability to positively influence patient and family coping with and acceptance of the dying process," the researchers concluded.
"In contrast, participants who described primarily a biomedical role reported a more distant relationship with the patient, a sense of failure at not being able to alter the course of the disease, and an absence of collegial support."
Kearney recommends "mindfulness meditation," a Buddhist-influenced practice for physicians suffering from stress. "The doctor is able to recognize he's being stressed, and it prevents him from invoking the survival defense mechanisms of fight ('Let's do another course of chemotherapy'), flight ('There's nothing more I can do for you — I'll go get the chaplain') and freeze (the doctor goes blank and does nothing)." He claims that even 8-10 minutes a day of "mindfulness meditation" can help.
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Firstly, before you all say you should never use Thread#kill and link to Headius post, this is not the same issue which he explains, but it is somewhat related.
Secondly, before you ask why are you using Thread#kill anyway, or why should we worry about anyone who is. There is one scenario where Threads being #killed is quite likely and there are probably a bunch of people who run into it without knowing. When a ruby process terminates all Threads other than the main one are #killed (the main Thread gets an exception raised). So if you had a ruby process with a bunch of threads and this process received a TERM signal, all those Threads are going to get #killed unless you specifically handle the TERM signal and instruct/wait for all threads to finish. That is of course what you should do but I am guessing there are plenty of people who don't.
ActiveRecord transactions and Thread#kill
First let me say your ActiveRecord transactions could already be partially committed if you use Thread#kill or Thread#raise due to the reasons Headius' explains. But the chance of this happening due to those reasons is lower than due to this new one. Here's the ActiveRecord transaction code. I've posted the Rails 2.2 version because it's much simpler and less code than the current 3.0 source. But 3.0 is still vulnerable to the same issue:
def transaction(start_db_transaction = true) transaction_open = false begin if block_given? if start_db_transaction begin_db_transaction transaction_open = true end yield end rescue Exception => database_transaction_rollback if transaction_open transaction_open = false rollback_db_transaction end raise unless database_transaction_rollback.is_a? ActiveRecord::Rollback end ensure if transaction_open begin commit_db_transaction rescue Exception => database_transaction_rollback rollback_db_transaction raise end end end
Now imagine you're using it like this
ActiveRecord::Base.transaction do user_1.update_attribute :something, 1 ... user_n.update_attribute :something, n end
If Thread#kill is called anywhere inside of that block the rest of the updates will not occur but the transaction will be committed.
How does it happen?
The reason this happens and why it's a little unexpected is because Thread#kill will bypass all code _including_ rescue blocks and jump immediately to ensure blocks. Many people code with the assumption if an ensure block is hit without a rescue block being hit the code must have finished executing. And this is the assumption made in the ActiveRecord transaction code. Imagine we move from the middle of the block passed to #transaction (where Thread#kill was called) down to the start of the ensure block. transaction_open will evaluate to true (which it would not have were an exception raised since the rescue block sets transaction_open to false) and commit_db_transaction will be called.
In contrast, for this to occur due to the Headius' issue first an exception would have to be raised inside the transaction block and _then_ Thread#raise or Thread#kill would have to be called inside the rescue block before transaction_open is set to false, a much smaller area of attack.
Can this be fixed?
Yes and no. Setting a local variable to true after the yield statement is a simple way to determine if the block passed to yield ran to completion:
begin yield completed = true ensure puts "entire block ran!" if completed end
This assumes the code in the block doesn't use certain flow control statements. Those statements are return, break, next, retry, redo and throw. If one of these statements is used to break out of the block prematurely it will effectively act just like Thread.kill. The interpreter will immediately jump to the ensure block bypassing everything else including the local variable being set. Which means if you relied on the local variable being set to commit the transaction then any transaction block with one of those statements would always be rolled back.
In MRI 1.8 and Rubinius Thread.current.status will be set to 'aborting' if the current thread is in the state of being killed. So we can detect if we are in the ensure block because of a Thread#kill rather than one of the flow control statements.
begin yield ensure puts "enitre block ran!" if Thread.current.status != 'aborting' end
The problem is this doesn't work at all in 1.9 and isn't consistent in JRuby. If all interpreters behaved as 1.8 does then fixing this issue would be trivial and have no downsides. Knowing whether you are in an ensure block prematurely because the programmer intended so via flow control statements versus due to an aborting thread seems fairly important. So I believe that 1.9 and JRuby should copy this behavior or at least provide some other similar mechanism.
The Patch
Here's a patch which fixes the issue for MRI 1.8 and Rubinius:
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Southern Vance senior running back Qualik Shearin ran for 116 yards and added a key 61-yard touchdown reception as the Raiders claimed their fifth consecutive Optimist Bowl trophy in a 33-8 win over Northern Vance Friday.
Southern players dumped a cooler of water on head coach Lewis Young before accepting the Optimist trophy at midfield in a raucous celebration.
"It was great," Shearin said of beating Northern, which dropped to 0-4. "The offensive line, the defensive line, linebackers, safeties — the whole defense, the whole offense did their thing out there."
The Vikings cut Southern's lead to 13-6 on Trakey Evans' 20-yard rushing score in the second quarter before the Raiders, who improved to 2-1, answered with the big pass play.
Quarterback Ty-Traveon Roberts hit Shearin, who caught the pass around Northern's 40-yard line before juking a Viking defender and exploding down the left side for the 61-yard score.
Northern fumbled the ensuing kick at its 18 and Southern's Laronta Durham scooped it up and took it in for the score before Will Pernell's point after made it 27-6 with three minutes to play in the first half.
Northern finished with two turnovers on the game.
"Turnovers killed us again," said Vikings' head coach Eric Watkins. "This has been going on for four weeks now. We can't keep making these mental mistakes."
Roberts finished 6-of-13 passing for 150 yards and rushed for 27 yards and a score.
Southern's Jeremiah Williams picked up a Roberts' fumble in the first quarter and ran it in from about 40 yards.
William Henderson tacked on Southern's final score on an 8-yard rush set up by an electric Shearin run down the right side. Shearin reached the end zone, but the play was called back.
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First Round - Thursday, March 8
Maryland 82 Wake Forest 60
The Day session to the First Round is in the books and North Carolina knows who their opponent in the next round will be. The Maryland Terrapins ran past Wake Forest and will face the Tar Heels on Friday at noon.
The conference leading scorer Terrell Stoglin had 25 points and Nick Faust added 19 as the Terps defeated the Demon Deacons 82-60. The game was close at half but Maryland out scored Wake Forest 46-29 in the second half on their way to the win.
Maryland will face UNC who defeated them twice in regular season. They improve their record to 17-14. They must win the tournament to advance to the NCAA Tournament.
N.C. State 78 Boston College 57
In the second game, N.C. State played a solid game in route to a 78-57 win over Boston College. The Wolfpack need a run in the tournament to secure a chance to play in the NCAA Tournament. With the victory, they will have another opportunity to build up their resume as they face Virginia, a team who should be in the field of 68.
Scott Wood had a big game for State scoring 22 points. He went 5 for 9 from three's. Three other Wolfpack players reached double figure scoring.
The win moves the Wolfpack to 21-11 on the season. You would have to believe a win against Virginia on Friday would secure their place in the Big Dance.
Virginia Tech 68 Clemson 63
In a match up of two teams who have to win the ACC Tournament to get to the Big Dance, Virginia Tech came back from a halftime deficit to defeat the Clemson Tigers. 2nd Team All-ACC Erick Green scored 24 points to lead the Hokies into the quarterfinals where they will face Duke in the first evening game on Friday. Dorenzo Hudson had 19 in the game for Virginia Tech.
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Early results of the Ponseti method using the Steenbek foot abduction brace: a prospective study of 95 feet.
Bouchoucha S, Smida M, Saïed W, Safi H, Ammar C, Nessib MN, Ghachem MB.
J Pediatr Orthop B. 2008 May;17(3):134-8.
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the early results of the Ponseti method and the effectiveness of the Steenbek foot abduction brace. A total of 74 patients with 110 idiopathic clubfeet were included in this prospective study. The feet were evaluated according to the Dimeglio-Bensahel classification, the Catteral-Pirani classification and the functional classification of the Hospital for Joint Diseases. Ninety-eight feet (89%) had a good result after the casting period. All the feet evaluated after the period of full-time bracing and during the period of part-time bracing showed a good correction. The Ponseti method using the Steenbek foot abduction brace is effective in correcting idiopathic clubfeet.
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Colombo's vs. JackSons': A Steak Sandwich Throwdown in Dogtown
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"Everybody loves them!" enthuses our waitress at Colombo's, while JackSons lets its menu do the talking, stars flanking either side the signature dish's name.
On the other side of the jump, the contenders, the battle...and the verdict.
The Contenders
Colombo's: The night we visited, a bartender was wrapped up in a poker game with a handful of regulars. The Cards were on television, which meant a bunch of well-priced drink specials.
But we're here for the steak, not the sizzle.
|Kristie McClanahan
The meat itself (ordered medium rare) is not a consistent pink throughout, but for $9.95 that's not unexpected. Pale, wimpy tomatoes, lettuce and onions come on the side. We don't bother with any of 'em, and the generous portion of fries makes us forgive and nearly forget.
t's a pretty good sandwich, save for the inedible matchbook-size piece of gristle we're left to stare at on the plate. We tell our waitress we'll be back for happy hour sometime soon and actually mean it.
JackSons': The same night the crowd skews significantly younger at JackSons' (probably owing to the band), yet the atmosphere is somehow not as lively. Though shorter than the one at Colombo's, the menu at JackSons' is more creative than we'd anticipated, and we impulsively order a soft pretzel/pepperoni pizza hybrid, which we can't help but think would be an amazing food to eat hung-over. But the $10.95 steak sandwich -- grilled medallions of tenderloin on, again, garlic cheese bread -- is what they're most proud of, and so it's not surprising that the waitress does ask how we'd like it done.
|Kristie McClanahan
Yes, the plate that arrived was rather Spartan: The Crayon-thick seasoned fries were so few in number you could count them, and there were no veggie accoutrements to be found. But steak's the star here, and to muck up the plate with other stuff wouldn't serve a purpose anyway.
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I'm thinking of getting an iBook sometime, but I'm debating between within the next 4 months, or near years end or even early next year. One question I had was if I waited 'till next year, will iBook's come with the new OS X (Tiger I believe) instead of Panther?
If Tiger comes out, you can be sure that in about a month after it comes out it will be on all new hardware. That is if you get the hardware from an Apple store. The other vendors may have old stock on hand.
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People hate fun. Oh, yes they do!
Tell me how many people you know are like this:
- Mary put "fun" on hold in high school because she has to have good grades to get to a good college. "I'll do it later," she said.
- Mary puts off "living" and "fun" during college because she needs to do good to land a good job. "I'll do it later."
- On a new job, Mary barely had fun because she needs to work her way up in the company. "I'll do it later."
- And "work her way up" she did. She got promoted in a few short years. She could celebrate but she has to pay the car loan, rent and credit card bills. "I'll do it later, need to work overtime first. Lots and lots of overtime."
- And she didn't do it later because she met a handsome young hunk of a colleague and now Mary is a happy wife and mother of a baby boy at age of 28. "I'll do it later. The baby comes first."
- And she still didn't have fun because they just got a brand new home. House, car, home? Perfect life, isn't it? Isn't it!?
- Then two more bundle of joys came to her life. Now she has to work more and nurture these three bundles of joy. "I'll have fun later."
- In her 40′s, she still put "living" on hold because the children are nearing college. "Must save for a good university for my three little joys," she said. "Fun is for later when I am older."
- In her 60′s, Mary used a lot of her hard earned savings to lend her children marriage expenses, help with house down payments, and so on and so forth. "These young adults need a boost starting their adult life." So fun is for later — again.
- She's finally 65. Retirement. "Hurray! No more hard work, I'm retired!" Mary got excited and went off to Hawaii to have the wildest adventure in her life.
- Then, my oh my, she discovered she doesn't have that youthful energy anymore. Her back aches, her knees aches, she has trouble getting out of bed, she needs to take her medication every couple hours, she gets tired too quickly. She finds herself napping a lot, peeing a lot, all she can do is enjoy a beach meal and look at the beautiful sunset. She couldn't even order a mango shake because of ugh! Diabetes!
"Oh well, fun and adventure is not for me anyway. It's for young people."
Hmm, maybe she's right. After all, if you go to Hawaii in your 30s, you can have the best adventure in your life! You can jt ski, scuba, surf, party and a lot more. But not when you're old. Oh no. It's too painful, it's too tiring, fun is not for you. No, no.
"At least I've worked hard all my life for this. So I could save up for my health bills when I grow old."
Let me repeat that.
Study hard all your teen life, work hard all your adult life. From your 20s till your 60s (that's 45 years), just so you won't have any trouble paying health bills when you retire.
So it's safe to say, that "later" never happened.
Nice, isn't it? People do hate fun.
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You're probably right. However, do know I've owned and played the Roland V-Drum TD-10 kit up til two years ago, and I still fumble around on the Zendrum (which I've always played since 1998). If it sounds like I've lost interest it's probably because I've been pursuing playing actual drums, which for a guy like me - who's dealt with every technological headache associated with playing these things live - has just been heaven lately. So you'll forgive me, but after all this time dealing with eKits and alternative modes of playing, everything I say about them is going to sound like shortcomings. Now if I never played them live or dealt with them, or even owned them, then I shouldn't talk. But I have.
I'm the embodiment of that phrase Buddy Rich said in his first Modern Drummer interview, when he was asked about drummers who did 'tricks' during a show, or used roto-toms, etc.,..., he said (and I paraphrase) "When you're done with the trick, you're gonna go right back to what you were doing, so why do it in the first place? Why not just get to it?" Meaning the actual playing of real drums. So I'm getting to it, and it's a happy place to be in. When people call me for electronic stuff, I give them names and numbers of others that are into that.
Now, other than Yamaha, who are you talking about being the other games in town? I'm sure they're out there and I'm sure I've never heard of them. But when it comes to the support game when something breaks or needs to be repaired, I think Yamaha and Roland are the only two in the game that can handle that kind of support. Alesis has been an enigma since the beginning. Who else is there? I'd go looking but the fact that I don't hear about other companies doing this (with the right kind of support) from other players tells me something, no?
You're right about Alesis...
When I had a drum head bust on me some time back...the only way I was able to replace it was by buying a full replacement drum on Ebay. It still only cost me the price of a half decent splash cymbal but even so, would have been nice JUST to replace the mylar head.
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MOORESBORO — Sharon Koenig Bradley, 63, died Thursday, July 25, 2013. Funeral Services will be held at 3 p.m., Sunday, at Broad River Baptist Church. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service. Burial is in the church cemetery. The family will be at the home of her daughter, Tammie Gorman, 183 Hines Road, Mooresboro. Eggers Funeral Home of Chesnee is serving the family.
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SPINDALE — Betty Ellen Ford Clements, 82, died Wednesday, July 24, 2013.
Funeral services will be held 3 p.m., Sunday, at Crowe's Mortuary with Rev. Larry Ford officiating. Interment will follow in Eternal Hills Memorial Park. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service. Crowe's Mortuary is serving the family.
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His family will receive friends on Monday, July 29, at 10 a.m. at the chapel of Crowe's Mortuary in Rutherfordton, NC, followed by a memorial service at 11 a.m. A graveside service will be held at the Southern Baptist Church of Ruth, NC, immediately after the memorial; he was a faithful member of that congregation his entire life.
Jerry was born April 23, 1941, in Rutherfordton, the son of the late John Hayden Sparks and Leon Cole Sparks. He was a graduate of Rutherfordton-Spindale Central High School and the Advanced Driver Training Academy at North Carolina State University. An avid fisherman and collector of unusual matchbook covers the world over, Jerry was a life-long and devoted fan of NASCAR, as well as the LSU Bengal Tigers. Throughout his life, Jerry never knew a stranger, was a man with a generous and kind heart, and he gave and gained great strength from his family and scores of friends. Many of those friends were his fellow over-the-road drivers from 38 years in that profession, having driven 9 years at Royster Oil Company in Shelby, NC, and 29 years for Overnight Transportation in Gaffney, S.C. He retired from Overnight in October of 2004.
Jerry is survived by his loving and devoted wife of 42 years, Ann Saine Sparks; his brother, Dr. Joe Edward Sparks and wife, Gail of Huntsville, AL; sisters-in-law, Mary Thompson and Lafayette of Asheville, NC, and Evelyn Sparks of Anderson, SC; nieces, Sara Sparks Van Asch and Fraser of Raleigh, NC, Anna Dunn Sparks of Chapel Hill, NC; nephew, Charles Hayden Sparks of Raleigh, NC; and their mother, Sara Scott Dunn Sparks of Raleigh, NC; niece, Heather McKoy Porch and Jason of Huntsville, AL; and nephew, Lance McKoy and Laura of Colleyville, TX; nieces Cynthia Allison and Michael of Greenville, SC, and Nancy Jennings and Thad of Chapel Hill, NC; and nephew, David Keith Thompson and Linda of Pensacola, FL; and very dear first cousins, Rev. Robert Sparks and Virginia of Tarboro, NC, and Evelyn Krause Moss and Dr. Zeb of Aberdeen, NC; and several grandnieces and grandnephews.
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Memorial contributions may be made to The Alzheimer's Foundation; the Christian Life Center of Southern Baptist Church of Ruth, NC; Hospice of Rutherford County, NC; or the Rutherford Regional Medical Center Foundation, Rutherfordton, NC.
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Dorothy Mae Cox McAbee Workman, 94, of Mill Spring, went home to be with the Lord on Wednesday, July 24, 2013, at her residence.
She was born in Spartanburg, SC, to the late Luther Cox and Molly Hudgin Cox. She worked as an assembler in the furniture industry. Left to cherish her memory are her daughter, Doris Ann Metcalf of Mill Spring, NC; stepchildren, Tressie Bradey and Delano, Margie McAbee, Betty Kimmons, Mary Horne and Jacky, Edward Workman and Debbie and Jerry Workman; 37 plus grandchildren, 75 plus great-grandchildren and 44 plus great-great-grandchildren.
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Senior forward and assistant captain Carolyn Gordon (Petrolia, Ontario) received both the Karyn Bye Award (MVP) and Sue Merz Award (Seventh Player). Gordon, who was named Hockey East Player of the Year in March, led the Wildcats in both goals (23) and power-play goals (seven), and was second in points with 39. Those numbers rank 14th in the nation in goals (0.64 per game), 11th in power-play goals and 27th in points (1.08 per game). In previous years, Gordon was the recipient of the Unsung Hero Award (2003) and the Sue Merz Award (2002). She leaves the program ranked 24th in points (115), 21st in goals (54) and 25th in assists (61).
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It wouldn't turn off so i had to reset it using the home and on/off button.
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I connected it to the wall socket, planning on leaving it that way all night and see if it started, and the vibrating started again!
I left it all night trying to start, not charging so i wouldn't get the annoying vibrating.
This morning it still hadn't started, i entered it into DFU mode and tried to restore it on iTunes, but i got an "couldn't restore iphone. unknown error (2005)" which i hadn't seen before!
I can't manually restore it or do anything with it since now it won't even turn on, no light no apple logo, nothing. And ZiPhone says I need to restore it using iTunes!
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Named after the Japanese word for "soon," Imanimo Maternity celebrates the femininity and vibrancy of today's moms-to-be. Based in Tel Aviv, this contemporary pregnancy clothing line creates high-quality dresses, tops, and other wardrobe essentials that are trendy yet timeless — think basic black maxi-dresses, soft scoop-neck tees, and sporty striped tunics in muted colors. Founded by designing moms Eli Korman and Tal Caspi in 2009, Imanimo Maternity's chic pregnancy clothes will flatter your figure both before and after you give birth.
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A curated list of our must-haves for the season
Effortless wardrobe updates, from easy cotton dresses to zip-front tanks.
Versatile silhouettes made to throw on and go.