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We're currently working on some new anti-anti-cheat protection methods and should have a new version of the trainers out later tonight or tomorrow. It should also help with compatibility that some people have had with our latest security template.
looking forward to it
Please give this a try if you have had probs in the past. This will not fix all crashes but should help with most of them.
More options coming soon.
Redownloaded again just a few minutes ago and the file size is different (From 601kB to 602kB), so I think it may be a newer version.
Thanks for all you're doing PWiz and Caliber. I hope these issues get sorted properly eventually. It'd be nice if it was fast, but fast can be synonymous with sloppy sometimes. My account here is money well spent.
Best wishes from your resident Furry fox boi
Thanks for the new version. I am trying it now in DX11 and no game crash or freeze yet. Gonna continue playing. Thanks again for Your laborious work.
We update our security template every few weeks or months as necessary to prevent illegal file sharing and ripping. It's possible that newer versions may be more compatible with your security software, but there are no guarantees. I apologize that you're having issues, but 99% of our users do not have these issues and we can't simply create a new template each time a handful of users have a piece of software on their computer that interferes or blocks our trainers from functioning.
Remind me to thank h4x0r for this... what a douche.
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Apparently, the two don't mix.
A new study published jointly by The Karolinska Institute in Sweden and Wayne State University in Indiana (How often do these two partner up, one wonders?) shows that the small amount of radiation coming from your handset is enough to cause headaches and insomnia.
The study's conclusions recommend using a landline phone for those last calls of the day. It also theorizes the radiation of a nearby handset can disrupt the brain's ability to manufacturer the hormone, Melatonin, which helps the body not only go to sleep, but stay in a deep sleep for a healthy amount of time.
If true, you might want to forgo the alarm clock feature on your cell phone or put it across the room (where it likely will ring too softly to wake you up). Cheap trick alert: try putting it in a glass. The ringer gets a little extra umph from bouncing off the glass.
I picked up this little jewel of a story off the BBC if you want to read it yourself.
The FDA might be interested in hearing more about the study. Although it hasn't formerly found or endorsed any believed health hazards from mobile devices, it's not ruling it out that they might exist.
The FDA recently comissioned the National Research Council of the National Academies of Science to look at the matter identifying possible areas of health risks that have been under researched.
How about car accidents, for starters?
As for the new study linking cell phones to sleep disruption, I buy it. How can anyone believe keeping an electronic device transmitting and receiving wireless signals against your ear for any period of time doesn't come with a medical price tag on the body?
It makes me wonder if this younger generation growing up glued to their cell phones will one day be compared to my grandparent's generation that smoked liked fiends without a care in the world that there were any longterm medical dangers involved.
It wouldn't be the first time that naivete proved fatal.

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The switch near the door should work normally, the only thing currently is that the roof in the front uses power from a plug. If the roof is not working, make sure that the roof gets power (see near the electricity box, there should be a hacky cable going from a screw terminal towards a plug downstairs - via a powerblock). Either it's not plugged in or the power block is switched off. Turn it on and use the switch near the door.


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A complimentary laundry room for guest use is just one of the amenities we are proud to offer at the inns, and our facility needed a bit of sprucing up.
So we set to work with some tweaking on the machines, cleaning up the cabinetry, and as always, a new paint job. Fresh paint seems to tie the whole room together, and boy have we been doing a lot of that this winter.
Even our team members who don't normally count painting and room improvement among their duties have been pitching in. Thanks to Beth and Erin especially for their hard work!
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Motorola Mobility chairman and chief executive Sanjay Jha said Monday that the US telecom maker is pleased with early sales of the Xoom, its rival to Apple's iPad.
"They're off to a good start," Jha said of sales of the Xoom, which is avaiable through Verizon Wireless since Thursday with a price tag of between $600 and $800.
Jha, speaking to financial analysts at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference here, did not provide any figures for sales of the Xoom.
The Motorola Mobility chief also said the arrival of the iPhone in Verizon stores has had the expected impact on sales of Motorola handsets.
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Verizon began selling the iPhone in February, ending AT&T's monopoly on the device.
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|Dosimetry of (223)Ra-chloride: dose to normal organs and tissues.
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|PURPOSE: (223)Ra-Chloride (also called Alpharadin®) targets bone metastases with short range alpha particles. In recent years several clinical trials have been carried out showing, in particular, the safety and efficacy of palliation of painful bone metastases in patients with castration-resistant prostate cancer using (223)Ra-chloride. The purpose of this work was to provide a comprehensive dosimetric calculation of organ doses after intravenous administration of (223)Ra-chloride according to the present International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) model for radium. METHODS: Absorbed doses were calculated for 25 organs or tissues. RESULTS: Bone endosteum and red bone marrow show the highest dose coefficients followed by liver, colon and intestines. After a treatment schedule of six intravenous injections with 0.05 MBq/kg of (223)Ra-chloride each, corresponding to 21 MBq for a 70 kg patient, the absorbed alpha dose to the bone endosteal cells is about 16 Gy and the corresponding absorbed dose to the red bone marrow is approximately 1.5 Gy. CONCLUSION: The comprehensive list of dose coefficients presented in this work will assist in comparing and evaluating organ doses from various therapy modalities used in nuclear medicine and will provide a base for further development of patient-specific dosimetry.
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CSS Gradient Background Fade
A quick and simple way to use a gradient background for you web site. Make the gradient look like it is fading out with no weird lines – just smoothness. It's really quite easy to do using CSS to edit the body property of the HTML document.
We will start off with the HTML. So, open a new document – I'll be saving mine as fade.html. Get the basic HTML shell written out and go ahead and add a link to a stylesheet – style.css. Now here is how we will layout the page for presentation purposes.
  <title>Gradient Background Fade</title> link to stylesheet <link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" />
 main container
Place holder text

left demonstration

 right demonstration
Right Section

Note: if you copy and paste this you need to take out the 'main container', 'left demonstration', 'right demonstration' text – they are not to be in the code they are just comments I made.
Just a quick layout to show a couple uses of the gradient fade. Before we get to the CSS we need to make(or get) an image for the background. You can use Photoshop to create a simple gradient
In Photoshop create a new file – I'll make mine 10px wide by 400px high.
Pick the colors you want to use for your gradient – Take note of whatever the bottom color of the gradient is – we will need it later. If you double click on the color in the Tools pallet you can copy the hexadecimal number (# followed by six digits). Fill your file with the gradient and save it. Or right-click and save the images I used.
Now to the CSS
body { /*the color here #2c2721 was the bottom color of my gradient image - a seamless fade*/ background: #2c2721 url(img/bg3.gif) repeat-x; } /*just a container to hold things*/ #main { margin: auto; width: 700px; height: 600px; background: #ffffff; } #main p { padding: 10px; } /*the area to the right with a gradient fade*/ #rightSide { float: right; margin-right: 10px; height: 500px; width: 200px; /*#ffffff is the bottom color in gradient*/ background: #ffffff url(img/rightbg.gif) repeat-x; } #rightSide h1 { color: #fff; margin-left: 5px; } /*left area with fade example*/ #leftSide { float: left; height: 500px; width: 200px; /*#ffffff is bottom color in gradient*/ background: #ffffff url(img/bg.gif) repeat-x; margin-left: 10px; }
All the extra CSS is just formatting to show the examples. The background: is the property we need to worry about to make the gradient fade work. Use repeat-x to make it show up all the way across the page, but not repeat down the page.
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Not the prettiest example, but you get the idea – pick the colors you want and make it look good.
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This was VERY helpful for a project I am currently working on- thanks for the well-written directions!
Great example, clear simple and well written. Thanks for supplying the supporting files!
Hey, I tried your example but didn't turn out ok. My background is black and I have the centered block on the page, but the gradient blocks don't show up. So I'll check my code against yours and see where I went wrong. But this has helped me greatly. I've been trying to get a really good css gradient tutorial that makes it seamless instead of seeing the weird lines. I'll come back and comment when I am successful.
i tried this and i couldn't get it to work? i get a white page with the text from your example posted top to bottom, looks like no formatting?
where do we put the css page when we save it to our hd?
thx… it really helpful for my project..
Excellent post. I've found that gradient backgrounds generally look very nice, even though many people don't understand how they're made. Thanks for simplifying things.
This looks great-easy to follow.
Just wondering if you can tell me what the advantage is over dropping a small gradient JPEG into the background of a table cell?
Does CSS create a faster download?
Excellent tutorial! Straight-forward and easy to follow – very good work.
This is an elegant effect for sits that require a lot of vertical-scrolling, and you can make the gradient-graphic longer if the site will need it.
Wow…superb tutorial even for a web developer like myself. I've always wanted to learn how to do this cool effect. Thank you for simplifying the solution to this. Best of all, it's clean and using good practices. Thumbs up, waaay up!
Hey we need Gradient angle 45 Degrees so pls give me that kind tutorials
Very helpful. Easy to understand and implement. Thank you!
the way this was written was 136798735542343434123X better than the others i was seeing… i understood this one
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Thanks for the CSS tutorial, it's very helpful.
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Goodrich's 27 leads Kansas past Delaware 70-64By KURT VOIGT, AP Sports Writer Wednesday, Mar 21, 2012
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP)—The team that lost its top scorer to injury more than a month ago took one of college basketball's biggest stars out of the NCAA women's tournament.
Angel Goodrich scored 27 to lead 11th-seeded Kansas to a 70-64 win over third-seeded Delaware and the nation's leading scorer, Elena Delle Donne, on Tuesday night.
Delle Donne finished with 34 points for the Blue Hens (31-2), who had their 21-game winning streak snapped.
The Jayhawks (21-12), improbably, moved to the second weekend of the tournament for the first time since 1998. They'll face Tennessee on Saturday in Des Moines, Iowa.
"When I was in the locker room, I told my teammates to pinch me," junior Aishah Sutherland said.
They advanced by rallying in the second half behind Goodrich, who fell one short of her career high in scoring. The junior was 12 of 21 from the field, 3 of 6 on 3-pointers, and also added six assists.
Goodrich had plenty of help from a Kansas defense that harassed Delle Donne throughout. The Jayhawks swarmed the 6-foot-5 junior, double- and triple-teaming her at times as they did their best to keep her from finding a comfort zone.
Delle Donne finished 9 of 18 from the field, 15 of 18 from the free throw line, and also had 10 rebounds. The effort, however, wasn't enough to overcome a lackluster defensive effort that allowed the Jayhawks to shoot 50 percent (30 of 60) from the field—17 of 28 in the second half.
"Defensively, I definitely think we let up a lot," Delle Donne said. "Defense has been our whole thing all season, so when that was failing us, that's really why things went wrong tonight."
Delaware's only other loss this season was to No. 5 Maryland on Dec. 29. The school entered the tournament having never won an NCAA game before its opening-round win over Arkansas-Little Rock, in which Delle Donne scored 39 points in 30 minutes.
Despite the success, the abrupt and unexpected end to the season was still hard to take.
"This really has been a dream season and a dream team," Delle Donne said while fighting back tears. "The thing we're most disappointed about is just it being over, especially saying goodbye to our seniors.
"I'm just sorry for the seniors and to my teammates, because we had a lot of fun."
The Jayhawks in the Sweet 16 seemed unlikely when the team's leading scorer Carolyn Davis went down for the season with a knee injury on Feb. 12.
Kansas lost six of eight to end the regular season and was anything but a certainty to make the tournament, but the Jayhawks have made the most of their stay so far. It's the school's first tournament appearance in eight seasons under coach Bonnie Henrickson.
"We've got a good team, but we have to find ways to win," Henrickson said. "We have to prove to the committee that we belong. We got to prove to them that we can win without her, and Angel has carried us and Aishah has been really, really good too."
Delaware led 37-31 at halftime, but Kansas took control early in second half behind Natalie Knight. The freshman, who scored only five points in the Jayhawks opening-round win over Nebraska, was scoreless at halftime before scoring eight points in a row at one point to put Kansas up 50-43.
That capped a 19-6 run to open the second half for the Jayhawks, and it was part of a 13-0 run that put them up 53-43 after a free throw by Chelsea Gardner, who finished with 10 points. Sutherland added 12 points and 11 rebounds despite battling foul trouble for much of the game while guarding Delle Donne.
Delle Donne took control at that point with Delaware's season on the line. She scored 12 straight points, the last three on free throws after she was fouled on a 3-point attempt, to pull the Blue Hens within 59-57.
They were never able to get closer, however, as Goodrich answered with nine of Kansas' next 11 points. Her last during the stretch came after a steal and layup on the fast break to put the Jayhawks up 68-57—their largest lead of the game.
Delaware was unable to get closer than six points after that.
"We will be back," Blue Hens coach Tina Martin said.
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But, people that are not marketing anything often have location set to off the wall stuff, and in that case it should not matter. But clearly, if you are selling something and misrepresenting a country where you do not have any physical connection, then it is a fraud problem.
The guys that put "NOT in Texas", "Mars", etc... Arent trying to misrepresent anything. When someone in Bangladesh tells you he's in Canada, he IS trying to misrepresent something.
Paradoxically, it's generally done because the poster thinks it will prove their credibility. IMO, lying to boost credibility makes as much sense as screwing to prove chastity.
The location field should be blank or should have a location in it. Nobody here cares of course if it has someting silly, but using it to create a false comfort level is bullshit. I've seen sellers in locations well outside the reach of western law openly admit that nobody can enforce certain rules against them and use that as their support for shady practices. I've also seen some that dont admit it openly prove on a daily basis that it is their business model.
The best way to turn that perception around is for honest businessmen from the regions that have developed a rep for such behavior to deliver what they promise when they promise it at the price agreed. You cant fix a bad rep by pretending to be somewhere else, and lying just reinforces the stereotype theyre trying to avoid. They need to man up and prove theyre the exception... Not live down to the lowest expectations.
Not in Texas....that is true!
Guess I could say:
Not in Pakistan
I thought that Hellfire, AZ was an actual place.
Coincidentally, I'm also not in Texas at the minute.
Just removed a few more pathetic little dweebs from India that think the secret to getting ahead is to pretend they're from somewhere they are not. C'mon, Is it hard to figure out you're perpetuating the stereotype that makes you desire to lie in the first place.
Hello dears. I am Roger Bob. I am being from the Dallas Texas and my favorite sport is cricket. Nice to meet you.
Trust me, it is obvious. The fact that you dont know why IS why. We will ban people that build fantasy profiles. Not because we have so many people we dont want more, but because NOBODY wants to hang around with dorks that lie to them. Grow a brain.
I wonder if there is a plugin or mod available for vBulletin that automatically displays the country flag for the user's location. I have seen these on other forums, but I don't recall if they were vBulletin forums.
This remind me of all of the e-mails that I receive that say something like, "We is native Englush speakers from USA and we can write good contents for you web site." The messages almost always originate in India.
Why, I am sure Dallas is overrun with cricket fields.
They are come to think of it!
Those noisy little critters!


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A southern kentucky county has formed a major crimes task force.
Whitley County Sheriff Colan Harrell said his department will partner with Corbin Police, Williamsburg Police and Kentucky State Police to provide additional manpower and resources when investigating major crimes in the county.
"Instead of four officers at the crime scene from the same department you would have one from each agency," said Harrell.
"You are utilizing your resources. the information that each agency has is available to all."
Sheriff harrell says he hopes the task force will also improve communication between the departments and help them solve and prosecute major cases.
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On 26 January 2005, orphan designation (EU/3/04/258) was granted by the European Commission to medac Gesellschaft fuer klinische Spezialpräparate mbH, Germany, for L-asparaginase (developed using recombinant DNA technology) for the treatment of acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
- What is acute lymphoblastic leukemia?
Acute lymphoblastic leukemia is a disease in which cancer cells are found in the blood and the bone marrow. The bone marrow is the spongy tissue inside the large bones in the body. Normally, the bone marrow makes cells called "blasts" that mature into several different types of blood cells that have specific functions in the body. These include red cells, white cells and platelets. Red blood cells carry oxygen and other materials to all tissues of the body. White blood cells fight infection. Platelets make the blood clot. When leukemia develops, the bone marrow produces large numbers of abnormal blood cells. There are several types of leukemias. Acute lymphoblastic leukemia is a cancer of certain white blood cells called lymphocytes. In this disease the lymphocytes multiply too quickly and live too long, so there are too many of them circulating in the blood. These leukemic lymphocytes look normal, but they are not fully developed and do not work properly. Over a period of time these abnormal cells replace the normal white cells, red cells and platelets in the bone marrow. It is the most common type of leukemia in young children. This disease also affects adults, especially those aged 65 and older. Many people with acute leukemia can be cured. However, despite the available treatments, acute lymphoblastic leukemia remains a serious and life threatening condition in a subgroup of patients.
- What are the methods of treatment available?
Treatment for leukemia is complex and depends on a number of factors including the type of leukemia, the extent of the disease and whether the leukemia has been treated before. It also depends on the patient's age, symptoms, and general health. The primary treatment of acute lymphoblastic leukemia is chemotherapy (using drugs to kill cancer cells) followed or combined with radiotherapy (using highenergy x-rays or other types of high-energy rays to kill cancer cells). Bone marrow transplantation is also available. Satisfactory argumentation has been submitted by the sponsor to justify the assumption that Lasparaginase (developed using recombinant DNA technology) might be of potential significant benefit for the treatment of acute lymphoblastic leukemia. This assumption will have to be confirmed at the time of marketing authorisation. This will be necessary to maintain orphan status.
- What is the estimated number of patients affected by the condition*?
According to the information provided by the sponsor, acute lymphoblastic leukemia was considered to affect about 51,000 persons in the European Union.
*Disclaimer: For the purpose of the designation, the number of patients affected by the condition is estimated and assessed based on data from the European Union (EU 25), Norway, Iceland and Lichtenstein. This represents a population of 459,700,000 (Eurostat 2004). This estimate is based on available information and calculations presented by the sponsor at the time of the application.
- How is this medicinal product expected to act?
L-asparagine is a substance produced by the normal cells in the human body. Certain cancer cells, such as the lymphoblastic leukemia cells, are unable to produce L-asparagine and therefore take it from the blood since they need it for their rapid growth. L-asparaginase is an enzyme (a protein that speed up the conversion of certain substances into other substances) and is isolated from the bacteria, Escherichia coli. When administrating L-asparaginase to patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia it destroys L-asparagine present in the blood and the cancer cells are thus deprived of their supply and will die.
- What is the stage of development of this medicinal product?
The effects of the medicinal product were evaluated in experimental models. At the time of submission of the application for orphan designation, clinical trials in patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia were ongoing. L-asparaginase (developed using recombinant DNA technology) was not marketed anywhere worldwide for acute lymphoblastic leukemia or designated as orphan medicinal product elsewhere for this condition, at the time of submission. According to Regulation (EC) No 141/2000 of 16 December 1999, the Committee for Orphan Medicinal Products (COMP) adopted on 7-8 December 2004 a positive opinion recommending the grant of the above-mentioned designation.
- Opinions on orphan medicinal products designations are based on the following cumulative criteria:
- the seriousness of the condition,
- the existence or not of alternative methods of diagnosis, prevention or treatment and
- either the rarity of the condition (considered to affect not more than five in ten thousand persons in the Community) or the insufficient return of development investments.
Designated orphan medicinal products are still investigational products which were considered for designation on the basis of potential activity. An orphan designation is not a marketing authorisation. As a consequence, demonstration of the quality, safety and efficacy will be necessary before this product can be granted a marketing authorisation.
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In my last post I said that I would try to bloop more. I haven't posted in over a week, so I figured I'd just drop in and do a quick update.
My running hasn't been great and it hasn't been horrible. It has been pretty much right there in the middle. Other than a few minor adjustments, I have stuck with my training schedule, but I have run or will run every scheduled mile.
Last weeks long run was a disaster. I always do my long runs on Sunday morning with my training partner, Susan. We met at our usual spot and I was already not feeling it. My first indicator should have been that I almost slept through my alarm instead of waking up 10 min before the alarm went off and laying there waiting for it, like I normally do. Something deep inside me was dreading the run. It was supposed to be our first 20 miler of the cycle. As we started out, I just felt more off than usual. Our paces were a good minute slower than our normal long run pace. To make matters worse, it was about 30* warmer than usual and 95% humidity. By mile 10, when we passed our cars and started on our second loop, I wanted to quit, but we pushed on. When we hit the river front park at mile 11.3 I was DONE. I was worn out and dehydrated. I knew I could have probably finished the run, but it probably wasn't the wisest thing to do. Susan said I looked pale and she could tell I was hurting. I was actually getting dizzy and blurred vision. We decided to head back to our cars and call it at 12 miles and try for 20 again this week, basically swapping weeks because we had 12 scheduled for the following week. I also need to mention that the previous Thursday, I had spent about 5 hours in 85* temps cutting and dragging trees and brush and had some moderate heat exhaustion that evening and all day Friday. I guess I hadn't fully recovered from that by Sunday morning. Anyway... after the failed run, I went home and had a nice ice bath and actually felt pretty decent the rest of the day.
I rested Monday and decided to "sleep in" on Tuesday and run with my running group that evening. I ran my 5 miles with Susan at Ritter Park and felt absolutely GREAT. We ran at an easy effort but were still way faster than our normal easy pace. To get myself back on schedule, 12 hours later I was back up at 5:00 AM heading out the door for my Wed early morning 8 miler. It wasn't the worst run I have ever had but it wasn't the best, but I got it done and that is what matters. I believe it is those tough runs that you don't want to do but you do anyway that are the best preparation for a Marathon. Yesterday morning was a repeat of Wednesday except I started at 6:00 AM and only had 5 miles on the schedule. Again, I took it really easy and the run was just kind of blahh. My legs were pretty tired and sore.
Early yesterday afternoon, there was a post on my running group's FB page about a group run at 5:30. I thought about it for a min and figured, "why not?". I figured if I went ahead and got it done, I could "sleep in" again this morning and have a little extra rest and recovery time before attempt #2 at 20 miles this Sunday. I expected this run to SUCK and planned to run with the slow, back of the pack. What I did not expect was that I would actually feel great after I got warmed up and that it would turn into a 3 mile tempo with a 2 mile warm up! It was probably my fastest average pace 5 miles in a good while. SOOO very glad that I did it.
Now, as I sit here typing, my legs actually feel much better than they did this time yesterday. I am confident that with some rolling and stretching and possibly an ice bath Saturday afternoon, I should be in really good shape to own my long run on Sunday! I don't usually do that well with a super long rest, so I'm planning on doing a VERY easy mile or two with my son, Alex tomorrow afternoon. He just finished his XC season and I want to make sure that he continues to run in the off season until track starts.
So, there ya have it.. Reigansdaddyrunning's Marshall University Marathon/ Disney Marathon training update. I'll be glad to cross that finish line again and have my second Marathon finishers medal hung on my neck, but what I am really looking forward to is getting to see a bunch of you OSOM Loopsters soon!!!
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Hope this is just the normal ebb and flow of a training cycle. Good luck on that 20 Sunday!
Run on everyone.....................Steve
Good luck on your 20!
I ramble...
It's like a marriage, you have to take the good with the bad. Keep it up.
Glad the last run was a good one! Don't you love it when your legs just take over and go? Marshall is going to be so fun I'm sure!
The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step
-Lao Tzu
Some days you have it, some days you don't. Cherish the good runs!
Heat prostration takes about 5 days to recover from so I think you were smart to switch weeks with the 20 miler. Enjoy it!!!
Life's a little better when we run.
Those bad runs make the good one's seem so much better! Keep it up, and good luck with the 20!
You made the right choice by stopping early. Hope the temps are better (and you feel better) when you run your 20! See you soon, bro!
"Glory is Fleeting, Anonymity is Forever"
Speed+Pavement = a fling
Distance+Trails = True Love
I think you were smart to end it early, good luck next week!


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Are you ready for the L'Casa Wharzinger holiday house tour?
Before we begin, as loathe as I am to say it, I actually vaguely had a theme with our decor this year. Since we were in the process of replacing a lot of the stuff that was falling apart after five years of use, I kind of committed to a look in my head that was less of the all silver-and-blue attempt at grown-up sophistication and went for what I've been loosely calling Merry & Bright -- lots of color, lots of sparkle, and a good dose of the parts of the season I want my kids to come away with -- love, hope, laughter, joy, and peace.
Because that's the thing -- once you have kids, the holidays really kind of become about them. And now that they're old enough to get that this is a special time of year, I really wanted them to remember the brightness and magic of this season (regardless of everything else going on in our lives).
I may have gone slightly overboard. I have no shame.
So, let's start outside, shall we? Here's the view of the house from the street, sans awesome light show.
As you can see, this year is the swag strand's last. All of it was lit up for about three days, then one section went out, then another, and finally, two days ago, the whole thing went kaput. I'm all out of incandescent bulbs that fit these specific bases so sadly it'll go into the recycle pile next year.
Which, coincidentally, is how we ended up with all of the colored lights you see -- Home Depot runs a recycling program each year for old incandescent strands and you get a discount off of LED strands, so I went for it and bought colored bulbs.
The around the door is my favorite this year. Ignore the pumpkins. We threw those out yesterday.
When you come through the door, the foyer is modestly decorated.
We have about twice as many cards as this now, but at the beginning of the week we were holding out at just these four. I have no room to judge as we didn't get any out this year, but there you are.
The peace word art sign is new this year -- because I MADE IT. I used all stuff we had around the house so it cost me nothing and I'm pretty proud of myself, to be honest.
If you look closely, you can see it has a coat of glitter on it. Because GLITTER. The wood plank was left over from building the storage wall upstairs and all of the paint colors were from leftovers in the basement. The glitter paint I had on hand for a project I never built, and the ribbon was ganked out of our holiday wrapping stash.
I was going to write a whole tutorial on it but I figure most of you all can figure out how to paint a piece of wood. If not, let me know and I'll be happy to oblige. I have faith in you.
From the foyer, you can see the dining room in all it's holiday glory (which we've already covered a bit here):
SO MUCH SHINY! And a Cheech.
Our table still has the leaf in it for some reason but I went with it and tried to create a simple yet fun tablescape.
Some of this stuff I already had, while the rest I collected throughout the season. The runner and green mercury glass votives are from West Elm; the placemats are from HomeGoods; the silver tealights are from Home Depot; and the ornament tree is from Target.
Over on one side of the doorway to the kitchen, we have a little faux-bar cart action going on.
We'd had that mirrored frame for about a year -- I'd bought it for something else and it didn't fit, but I really liked it. I finally hung it and plan on nabbing something from Etsy here soon to fill it.
The purple foil tree I've had since I was a teenager, and the sparkle reindeer is new from Target. I changed out the frame for a holiday word-art-esque card. This is my new favorite trick.
On the other side of the doorway, the vitrine has been decked out for the first time ever.
On top there are new glittery lime green tapers from HomeGoods, the ornament garland from last year, and a word art tree from Target (also glittery!). There are two more West Elm votives tucked in there, but whatever.
Now you might have to brace yourselves. We're moving on to the living room.
I told you I was going for bright.
Let's concentrate on the mantle, yes?
I actually had an art project I was desperately trying to finish for the space above the mantle, but I just couldn't find the time to complete it. Maybe next year.
A close-up of the explosion of merriment that slowly overtook my mantle over the span of a month:
Don't worry, I know it's a lot, so I broke it down for you.
From the left, we have teal sparkle tree candle from HomeGoods, a large ornament tree from Target, a purple nutcracker from Home Goods, a silver tree candle from HomeGoods, and the beginning of tinsel garland from Target. The star stocking hook and American Girl snow globe (Samantha 4eva) were things I already had. Another angle:
Now for the center part of the mantle:
The big JOY sign is from Target, as are the glittery reindeer ornaments. The ribbon twist is left over from my crafts from the dining room (and is from Home Depot) and the photo frame stocking hooks we already owned (but are from Pottery Barn Outlet). It should be noted that I had to put a piece of wood under the JOY sign for it to stand up high enough out of the tinsel. Good thing we have a pile of random cuts in the basement.
For stockings, I replaced the mismatched dark-toned ones we had with these bright (nearly neon) ones from Target. The kids were stoked to have colors they recognized (pink! blue!) and I was happy to get my purple stocking back. The bells were ornaments we had and the ornament garland is new from this year's line at Target. Truth be told, I like last year's better, but whatever.
Finally, on the right side of the mantle, we have two giant apothecary jars (on clearance from HomeGoods) filled with three different sizes of shatterproof ornaments from Target and out of our own collection.
To be sure, it looks amazing, but I'd be lying if I didn't say that it took me HOURS to get those balls in there just right and it was MADDENING. Holy crap. I may or may not have actually broken a couple of shatterproof(!) ornaments in the process. Because I can break almost anything.
In the hearth, I put some red glittery pinecones (from HomeGoods) and green tinsel garland (from Target) into hurricanes we already had, and then I took some firewood from our back yard and spray painted it silver to pretend like we might ever light a fire in this fireplace that doesn't in anyway shape or form accommodate for such activities. But it looks festive.
And on our mirrors I had this sad little attempt at some kind of glittery snowflake garland thing from stuff on hand from our wrapping supplies. Also, you can see our much-neglected mistletoe hanging in the doorway between the living room and foyer.
Finally, our tree is the same one we've had, with pretty much the same ornaments we've had.
I spent the better part of an afternoon replacing bulbs so a whole section of it would light up again, and then I made the bold (if you have small children and cats) decision to add a bead garland to the tree. It took five strands to make it all of the way around. And yes, they're purple. And from Target. I've never done garland on a tree (I grew up with tinsel placed in small clumps) and I really like the way it looks. Next year I may even branch out into ribbon. YOU NEVER KNOW.
Then, Christmas morning, this is what it looked like.
Stupidly exciting thing? The yule log looping video streaming for free on Amazon Prime. Perfection.
The tree with presents underneath it, wrapped in boxes and paper mostly from Target so conveniently it all kind of matched.
Including the box that summed up what I wanted this holiday season to be all about for my family.
So that's it! Though, if you were paying attention, you might have caught the very beginnings of a new project coming in 2014...
But for now, I hope you had the best of holidays with your family and friends and have minimal returns and copious cookies and gift cards and most of all, joyful memories to hold on to for years to come.
Happy Merry to you all, from our dysfunctional home to your hopefully less-so one.


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A Royal Saudi Air Force AWACS takes off. The US has approved upgrades to five Saudi AWACS aircraft. (Jim Anderson / Boeing)
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WASHINGTON — The US cleared two major potential sales to Saudi Arabia and Turkey, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) announced Tuesday.
The Saudi government has requested $2 billion in upgrades for its E-3A airborne warning and control system (AWACS) aircraft. The Saudi military operates five of the command-and-control planes, produced by Boeing.
Upgrades include Block 40/45 Mission Computing Upgrade systems, 20 Next Generation Identification Friend or Foe (NG IFF) AN/UPX-40, communication equipment, provisioning, spare and repair parts, support equipment, Mission Planning System, repair and return, publications and technical documentation, personnel training and training equipment.
The sale would help improve the security of a friendly country that has been and continues to be an important force for political stability in the Middle East, DSCA said in its notice.
Boeing will be the principal contractor on the proposed deal. On Aug. 6, the company announced a $250 million agreement to upgrade NATOs AWACS fleet.
The agency also cleared a possible sale to Turkey for 145 AIM-120C-7 advanced medium-range air-to-air missiles missiles and associated equipment. That sale would be worth an estimated $320 million.
Those missiles will be used on the Turkish Air Forces fleet of F-16 fighters, although the DSCA notice adds that they could also be used on the countrys eventual F-35 fleet.
The weapons will help maintain the TAFs air-to-air capability to defend its extensive coastline and borders against future threat, according to DSCA. Raytheon would produce the equipment in its Tucson, Arizona, facility.
While both sales have now been cleared by the State Department, they are subject to congressional approval and further negotiations with the potential customers. ■
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