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download itunes to your computer wait it to connect to your ipod and in the status screen click the search for update buttons do itunes will guide you thruogh it Ps sorry for my bad Englidh
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I suspect you have a 2G iPod. Those can only go to iOS 4.2.1.
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Martz said Barron was "a little bit overwhelmed" both physically and mentally, so he was held out of most of the second half of it. Martz says they'll nurse him back.
Barron appeared overwhelmed...talked about the difficulty of the pace of practice and of moving to the right side, plus learning all the new stuff. That being said, Dan Dierdorf told me he called home during his first training camp and told his parents that he couldn't do it, that he wasn't going to make the team. Then he went on to a Pro Bowl career.
No Incognito or Atogwe because of school. Archuleta and Williams were held out. You saw the Isaac post below...nothing to worry about there.
As has been mentioned the Rams are a lot bigger on both lines than they used to be. Tucker, Terrell, Alford and Saipaea are all very large men, and both Pickett and Kennedy look more fit than they did at the beginning of camp last year.
The staff is really excited about Kennedy.
Turley is "an administrative matter" according to Martz. Sounds like they're just waiting for official word that he's failed the physical.
Coaches and players say the defense is way ahead of last year, Coakley and Claiborne have picked it up, Pisa (who's healthy now) knows it and the D-line has a full understanding of where they're supposed to be.


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Love the second wall and the music !! Nice deskto !!
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want it xD
Hey kevin, im absolutely wright, u stood 3 position kudoz man
haha... so very true..Thanks a lot for your support srinu. I never expected to even stand in between them.Everyone was very good in here.
What's the name of the music player it's shown in there?
Also how did you put the Start button in the middle of the taskbar?
Also how did you put the Start button in the middle of the taskbar?
Al you can see in the screenshot is the magic of rainmeter... and this is my Rainmeter skin, which I am going to release soon...
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WOW! Awesome! I'll watch you then to make sure I don't miss it. I recently discovered Rainmeter and it's fantastic!
Anyway, great job!
Anyway, great job!
thanks a lot mate...n ill release in few days only so you dont have to wait long...e e
hey kevin, im damn sure, u will be standing among 1 to 3 positions in these wdsc..!!
Thanks a lot mate..Will release it as soon as my exams get over with some modifications and adding some more widgets to it...e e
super nice and sexy
Cannot wait for that clock!!!
very nice!
btw, Linkin Park FTW!
btw, Linkin Park FTW!
nice, everything looks great, where can I get that first wp?
Excellent choice of colors, wallpapers, and elements. A fav!
What theme is that?
And the music player?
And the music player?
thanks..I am using my rainmeter skin.Working on it and it will be released in coming few weeks..e e
Perfect time+date skin. But still I dont like that windows look of that shortcuts widget or what is that in the middle. Keep working on this it looks awesome for now.
Ill try to improve it to my best, but its not just a shortcut widget.It shows you the mails, facebook feed, rss feed, notes , launchers, your open tasks, and allow you to browse through your files...e e
Hope you will like it once Ill release.
Hope you will like it once Ill release.
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Ambrosia Pecan Pie Recipe
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Orange peel and coconut combine with pecans to make this a truly special and rich-tasting dessert. It always wins compliments at Christmas dinner. —Bernadine Stine, Roanoke, Indiana
- 3 eggs
- 3/4 cup light corn syrup
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 3 tablespoons brown sugar
- 3 tablespoons orange juice
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1 teaspoon grated orange peel
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1-1/2 cups chopped pecans
- 2/3 cup flaked coconut
- 1 unbaked pastry shell (9 inches)
- In a large bowl, beat the eggs, corn syrup, sugars, orange juice, butter, orange peel and salt until well blended. Stir in pecans and coconut.
- Pour into pastry shell. Bake at 350° for 50-60 minutes or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean. Cover edges with foil during the last 15 minutes to prevent overbrowning if necessary. Cool on a wire rack. Yield: 8 servings.
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Who's the most important player on the Bears?
Jay Cutler would figure to be the consensus pick. That was (unfortunately) proven last season when his injuries cost the Bears a few wins. While Josh McCown was more-than-serviceable in a sensational year as backup, it's pretty clear that if Cutler goes down again this season, a low can fall apart in a hurry.
But what about after the franchise quarterback? Which other player is most important to the Bears' offense?
Matt Forte would seem a pretty logical selection, given his ability to impact the rushing and passing game as one of the NFL's best running backs. But there's also the wide receiver tandem of Brandon Marshall and Alshon Jeffery, a receiving duo that might be the league's best. What about that revamped offensive line that played so well a season ago?
Thanks to Marc Trestman's transformation of the Bears' offense, there are many potential selections.
[MORE BEARS: Bears LS Pat Mannelly: One of the guys who always 'got it']
But, in the end, the SportsTalk Live panel were in agreement on Friday: It's gotta be Matt Forte.
"Forte does so much," said Yahoo Sports Radio's Peter Brown. "He catches balls out of the backfield. He is their offense when they need it. He is unstoppable in the middle of the field when he gets out there. He's invaluable. He's amazing."
"If you lose Marshall, you have Jeffery. If you lose Jeffery, you have Marshall. There's still someone who can catch the ball," the Sun-Times' Mark Lazerus said. "Forte — there are very few running backs left in the NFL that are important. They're so interchangeable. But Forte's still one of those guys, like a LeSean McCoy, one of those type of players that really changes the whole dynamic of the offense."
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Blowing Rock is well-known for locally inspired, indulgence-worthy dining and laid back leisure. A month-long celebration of NC beers just fits here. You'll find North Carolina brews in town all year, but for NC Beer Month, our watering holes are pulling all the stops. Throughout April, local restaurants are featuring NC Beers in delicious ways, from flights to dining specials. Plus our very own brewery, Blowing Rock Brewing Company, has fun in the works to commemorate NC Beer Month 2015. Get rewarded for raising a pint with us- check out details on the Blowing Rock Brew-a-bout Passport at the bottom of this page!
Special Events:
- Saturday, April 11: The Blowing Rock Brewery is setting up camp out on the lawn with the Blowing Rock Bivouac to celebrate NC Beer Month. Free entry and live entertainment, plus complimentary brewery tours and educational seminars with the head brewer Ray Hodges and brewery manager Chef Erick Virt. Special beer flights & appetizer pairings will be available for purchase. Don't forget to bring your Blowing Rock Brew-a-bout Passport (more on that below)- show four stamps and get a FREE Blowing Rock Brewing Company pint glass!
- Friday, April 17: Don't miss the Beer & Bites pairing seminar at Foggy Rock Restaurant. Bartender and beer-lover Kaela will guide you through several tasty pairings. Part of the Blue Ridge Wine & Food Festival.
- Friday, April 17: Blowing Rock's newest restaurant, Rustique, will be hosting a Beer Dinner with Blind Squirrel Brewery. Chef Shayne Lewis will prepare a delicious line up of courses to pair with Blind Squirrel brews. Part of the Blue Ridge Wine & Food Festival.
- Friday April 17 and Saturday, April 18: Craft Beer Tastings at Timberlake's at Chetola Resort. Featuring Lost Province Brewery of Boone, Appalachian Mountain Brewery of Boone, Blowing Rock Brewing of Blowing Rock, French Broad Brewery of Asheville, and Catawba Brewing of Morganton. Just $10 per flight per person. Wine flights available, too. Part of the Blue Ridge Wine & Food Festival.
- Saturday, April 18: The Blowing Rock Town Tavern is hosting a Pig Pickin' and beer tasting with Appalachian Mountain Brewery! Enjoy $8 BBQ plates, live entertainment, beer tastings, plus treats from Appalachia Cookie Company. The event runs from 1pm to 7pm, with bands starting at 1 and 4. There's no cover, so you may even consider sticking around for Karaoke Night starting at 9pm.
- April 16-19: The 10th Annual Blue Ridge Wine & Food Festival features the best in food and drink, and that includes NC Beer. Find NC beer samples at the Taste! event on Thursday, April 16, and at the Grand Tasting on Saturday, April 18. Tickets available to these and many more culinary events on the official website.
All Month Long:
You'll find a wide variety of local beers in town anytime, but with the celebration of NC Beer Month, you'll want to shop around to see what NC brews our restaurants & bars have ready for you!
- Brew-inspired dishes at Storie Street Grille and Canyons: Recipes incorporating NC beers will be featured daily at both restaurants. Each week, Storie Street Grille will host a different NC brewery and incorporate their beers into unique daily dishes. Enjoy creations featuring Natty Greene, Mother Earth, Highland Brewing, and Duck Rabbit brews each week, respectively. At Canyons, get the best view and the most delicious NC Beer specials: how about a beer-braised pork sandwich with a blackberry-porter bbq sauce? Created with local brews, of course. Different special every day! Plus, plenty of NC beers on tap.
- Special pricing on NC beer flights can be found at Foggy Rock for $5 and at Six Pence Pub for $6. At Foggy Rock, enjoy a locally-inspired setting and neighborhood vibe with a wide selection of regional beers. Six Pence is located right on Main Street with a patio perfect for enjoying the spring, while the cozy pub interior invites you to make new friends at the bar. Both locations offer delicious dining.
- Special pricing on NC pints! Town Tavern offers $4 NC pints all month, while Mellow Mushroom is featuring $3 NC pints and $10 growlers of NC brews. Town Tavern features a fun, sports pub setting with lots of TVs and a great outdoor patio on Main Street. Mellow Mushroom of Blowing Rock serves up tasty pizzas in a quirky, groovy building downtown.
- NC Beers Tap Takeover at Bistro Roca features at all NC brews all month long. The taps will rotate, too, so you'll find new brews throughout April. Bistro Roca is a neighborhood favorite, tucked away just a stone's throw from Main Street.
The Blowing Rock Brew-a-bout:
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This article examines the ways that R. Zamora Linmark's Rolling the R's (1995) explores the production of gendered, sexual, and spatial hierarchies of difference. Filipino American writing is often examined in relation to assimilation narratives. Reyes argues that reading Filipino American writing in the historical and theoretical framework of American developmentalism reveals the ways that Filipino American subject formation navigates the local and global forces of Americanization, U.S. imperialism, and transnational capitalism. Through a close reading of Linmark, Reyes shows how the tensions between these forces manifest as hierarchies of difference, which inevitably are lived through as hierarchies of power.
Once regarded as a preserve of the upper class, international-style ballroom dancing has reached an unprecedented level of popularity with the success of the television series, Dancing With the Stars. All but lost in the media frenzy is the majoritarian presence of Asian Pacific ballroom dancers in the very region that produces the show. This article examines both the history of international ballroom dancing—with the imperialist anxieties accompanying that history—and the meanings of widespread Asian Pacific ballroom dance participation. Unstable to begin with, ballroom dancing's colonial race and class signifiers are renationalized by American television but more deeply unsettled by Asian Pacific dancers, who renormalize ballroom dancing as a transnational social activity. Both studios and dancers choreograph space and time, as well as tensions between different types of ballroom dancing, to create a daily performance archive of transnational interactivity.
Scholars have widely debated the meaning of Dictee including its structure, organization, purpose, and representation of the women depicted. Dictee is typically framed according to the nine Greek muses that are understood to outline each section of the text. The organization of nine sections according to the Greek muses forms an incomplete structure, however, that we as readers must recognize. Readers must not only recognize the ordering according to an epic structure, but also the ordering that draws from Korea, a focus of the text. Cha challenges her readers to search beyond their Western knowledge of Greek mythology, and to learn from the images she provides in order to read a text of Korean and Western tradition. Focusing on the mother and daughter relationship, rather than the cultural context of the story, I argue, is the key to understanding Dictee's structure and elicits a Korean as well as a Western perspective. My analysis of Dictee, therefore, follows Cha's metaphor of mother and daughter relations found in her theme of concentric circles, thereby emphasizing the Korean tradition of this text.


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Republican amendments to the Senate's budget proposal would require President Obama and Vice President Biden to get their medical care through the new exchanges created by Obama's signature healthcare law.
Sens. Susan Collins (R-Maine) and Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.) both offered amendments to move the president and vice president into the healthcare law's exchanges.
After the Affordable Care Act passed, the White House said Obama would enroll in an exchange once the time came in 2014. Collins and Ayotte's amendments would require the president, the vice president and the Cabinet to put their premiums where their politics are.
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All of the budget amendments are messaging documents — as is the budget itself. And there are a slew of proposals to repeal all or part of the Affordable Care Act.
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Despite two decisions, in 2008 and 2010, by the U.S. Supreme Court unequivocally affirming that the Second Amendment to the Constitution guarantees an individual right to keep and bear arms against infringement by the government, state legislatures continue to do just that – enact laws that significantly infringe this fundamental human right. This effort has accelerated since the Sandy Hook school shooting by a crazed gunman last December. Not surprisingly, New York led the way.
Within a month following the tragic mass shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, the New York legislature passed the "Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act of 2013." The SAFE Act was hailed as one of the "toughest" gun control laws in the nation by the Empire State's left-wing Governor Andrew Cuomo.
The legislation's provisions require forced registration of so-called "assault weapons" and recertification (that is, "government approval") at least every five years for eligibility to legally own any firearm. The new law also places new obligations on mental health providers to report to government officials those gun-owning citizens who present a vague "threat" to society.
Critics of the SAFE Act were not limited to firearms owners. New mental health provisions in the bill frightened healthcare professionals, who see serious implications for not only patients' rights, but also deterring treatment. "I think there's a very realistic probability that patients will simply avoid seeking treatment," Dr. Paul Applebaum, a professor of psychiatry at Columbia University, told CBS News about the SAFE Act. "Or, if they come to treatment will sit there without disclosing what's truly on their mind for fear that if they do the state will know about it and consequences will follow."
As should be expected with legislation hastily crafted on the coattails of a national tragedy, the SAFE Act largely provides the illusion of safety, but at the expense of individual liberties. Moreover, the effect of such shoddy legislation is already being seen, turning law-abiding citizens into victims of political negligence.
Last week, for example, Fox News reported a story about Buffalo-area resident, David Lewis, who received a letter from the Erie County clerk notifying him that his pistol license was suspended, and that he could have it revoked should he not obey the suspension. According to his attorney, Lewis was actually the victim of mistaken identity. The State relied on bad information in concluding Lewis was taking psychotropic prescription drugs for an illness that made him a "danger to the community."
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These lace sets are adorable and make wonderful backings for your cards. I chose a nice tear drop rose card for the A5 card. I printed it and cut it out and mounted it onto a deep pink card using DST. I placed the main image onto the lace background using DST. I added the tear drop pyramage using 1mm mini foam mounts and finished it with white pearls and pink rhinestones. The background lace sets it off beautifully.


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People have their reasons for not wanting to engage in given activities. Disregarding any moral questions about the activity, I disdain being a hunter for other reasons. Such reasons include: the contemptible hours that are spent scouting out a viable position, the spending of time and funds in preparation, the tediousness of waiting for the game, and my personal bane of waking up very early in the morning. There is one experience that smote any potential for a desire to hunt for me.
The incident began during my fifth grade year, when winter's chill struck early in my area. We suffered a turbulent ice storm for the entire day only a couple days after my birthday in November. My grandfather was absent that morning, for he was out hunting on Ecallaf Mountain at the Terncur Dam on rather dim prospects for a bear in bear season. I trekked to my bus stop, blinking snow out of my eyes as I tried to watch my breath freeze in the remarkably frigid air. It was a typical school day with the exception of the incessant discussions of the portentous weather forecast. Much worse weather was to be expected in the evening. The unexceptional day at school was further substantiated by the fact that I had an essay assigned for the night's homework.
Coming home from school afterward was a somewhat cumbersome venture due to the steep hills, slickened by snow, deep, damp, and heavy, which I needed to scale in order to reach the house. That was not the most treacherous part of the day for me. Home greeted me with relaxingly dry, radiant heat. My grandmother and mother watched the news while I secluded myself to my room. There, I fought for my consciousness while I pressed myself to get my writing finished. Unfortunately, my exhausting efforts did not finish my assignment before dinner. My grandfather, safe and sound, returned home in the midst of our meal. His excitement was infectious, even as he entered the room.
His words, "I got a bear!"
My grandfather drove a truck and would have kept the bear in the back while he was driving home. We inquired about whether or not he had yet to bring it into the garage, where our second vehicle, a car was currently stationed. He shook his head and restated that he had shot and killed the bear, but he had yet to bring it to the truck. He was encouraged to sit down to eat and discuss his adventure.
He had waited for a few hours in his position on the summit, until dawn had broken a bit, before he sighted and engaged his bear at a distance. The bear had next fallen and rolled down the mountain for an estimated fifty feet or so, a testament to its own bulk. Grandfather had spent the rest of day and most reserves of energy carefully dragging his burden down the steep slopes toward his boat. He had practically exhausted himself about two hundred and fifty yards from his boat. He had proceeded to return home as soon as possible.
Grandfather brought forward his anticipation of the loss of his only bear to the cold and scavenging coyotes. He proposed with utmost sincerity that he needed to take his son, my uncle Orbdamu, and me back with him to the area to finish dragging the bear and to bring it home. This was met by considerable objection from my grandmother, who argued that all the weather reports were advising against making unnecessary trips in the evening, particularly in the later evening, and from me, who argued that I could not offer enough assistance to be worth bringing along and that I had homework to complete still. Given these points, he adamantly called Orbdamu immediately after dinner was finished.
Frantic, I immediately returned to my work. From what I overheard as I got dangerously closer to finishing my essay, the meteorologists were done with euphemizing the storm, finding words, such as "Armageddon," appropriately descriptive modifiers. Whether Orbdamu could provide reinforcement or not was nebulous, since he had been dealt a rather rough day himself, and he also had two offspring, Elizabeth and Franklin, to put to bed before he could consider going. The formidable forecast and unsure uncle provided me hope, so I willingly finished my essay.
In order to relax my mind in preparation for my bedtime, I immersed myself in the broadcasts my grandmother continued watching. My completion of my assignment afforded my grandfather new hope because he still had faith in my ability to lend my immature muscles to his cause. The phone's ringing was uproariously cacophonous in the relatively tranquil living space where we gawked through the television at the extreme reports of snow in other parts of the country. It was nine o'clock, my bedtime. My grandfather's face was aglow as he spoke with Orbdamu. Orbdamu was eager to assist my grandfather. Despite my canny grandmother's desperate attempts to defend me, my grandfather innocently thought it was best to drag me along with him and Orbdamu.
I was hastily pushed to don my winter clothes again and to board the truck. I was chilled during the ride, despite the running heater. I dozed, for we arrived at Orbdamu's distant house in an instant. Orbdamu wore a rather thin jacket. He seemed extremely sanguine despite the situation, and I pondered whether or not he knew the true nature of the issue. For Orbdamu my grandfather adjusted the heat settings to a degree of an unprecedented height. Although I had confidence in my grandfather's driving precautions, I had too much trepidation to fall asleep once more, for thoughts of the treacherously inclement weather conditions and the boat and trailer we were towing persisted to feed my fright.
We eventually arrived at the dock. The icy air outside was a shocking contrast to the tepid air within the vehicle, but I nonetheless needed to come alongside my uncle and my grandfather. On the lake, the night was sheer obsidian. We had a single post with a light, two headband lights, and an especially luminescent flashlight. Orbdamu operated the engine while my grandfather used his GPS to guide us to the landing location. I marveled at the uncommon prodigiousness of the snowflakes, illuminated by our lights. As we journeyed, we suddenly arrived at the idea that we might need to leave someone at the landing location, once the bear was in the boat, so the boat would not lose buoyancy.
We did not reach a conclusion on this matter by the time we reached the landing spot. We secured the boat and hiked from there to the bear's location. Reevaluating my developed hiking abilities, I languidly scaled the slick slope with the other two. Carrying the bear downward was not the main challenge, because we were taking a descending path, but heaving it over fallen trees and boulders in the way was an arduous gauntlet. The value of the aid I provided was an enigma to me. I certainly did my best to carry as much weight as I could, but the majority of the weight was capably handled my grandfather and uncle. Our slow, grueling hobble would have appeared either tantalizing or comical to the fictitious coyotes I imagined at the time were nearby. This fantasy made me work assiduously, but it did not seem to expedite our progress.
The progress my grandfather had made allowed us to reach the boat in considerably less time than it seemed to me: about twenty-five minutes. At the boat we decided that the two hundred-pound bear would not be enough to decisively encumber the boat with all of us included as passengers. The single trip back was more horrific. We still had to navigate by the GPS, which I feared might stop working, for the wet snow fell more densely this time around. The boat lulled in pace and floated lowly in the water. With the wind pulling up its own wakes, a considerable amount of water would enter the boat as the waves smacked against the boat's side. I considered mentioning this, but I figured that my fellow passengers were just as aware. I felt drenched and chilled despite the copious layers I wore, and my understanding of hypothermia made me phobic of my insuppressible shaking. I put my faith into the fact that this was not going to end like some grim movie where, just as salvation was nearly tangible, there would be a horrible twist.
Just like a movie, however, full hope was restored by lights; in this case these lights were the orange streetlights of the parking lot by the dock. As we neared the dock, I chuckled at the fact that our truck was the only occupying vehicle. No one could have been as foolhardy as we were. I spent the last of my energy helping put the bear into the truck.
Despite the extra time the snow plows had to clear the roads, driving back home was treacherous because we were mainly driving on roads no one apparently thought were in use at the time. The plows were not responsible for our situation; we were responsible. We, thankfully, experienced no deleterious surprises. However prudently and efficaciously this was conducted, something tragic could have occurred.
My grandfather and Orbdamu discussed what should be done with the meat once my grandfather had the bear weighed the next day at the rangers' station. It was decided that the bear would be made into sausages. At this I was revolted and betrayed. I despised sausage. Orbdamu received our gratitude for his assistance and was dropped off at his house. Apparently still jarred from the experience, he walked vacillatingly. My grandfather and I were too exhausted to handle the bear or the boat, so we simply headed inside the house. All the wet clothing was placed near the heat registers or hung any place where it would not matter whether the articles around it or the floor below it got wet. Too eager to sleep, I neglected to brush my teeth. I went to bed past midnight. I fell asleep assuring myself I would never put myself or anyone else in such a situation by avoiding the obsession of hunting.
This is an ameliorated version of a diagnostic writing I composed at the beginning of the previous school year. I intend to post more of my writings from this school year in the future, but please do not hesitate to give me feedback.
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I would say your usage of words is perfect. The entire tale unfolded quite understandably. The numerous complaints of too many large words is personally baffling... I think large words have a much more distinct flavour and depth than weak and watery small ones.
Thank you very much for your feedback! I must say that these words are not leaving my writing soon because I have ingrained them into my style. Indeed, my philosophy on the matter was the same as yours.
Ah, that is good. I worried that with the overwhelming amount of complaints about it, that you would grow despondent and alter your writing style. Press on with it then, and let your words speak for themselves.
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My friend, you have a bad case of thesaurus insanity here; You went WAY over the top with using what I'm sure you assumed was "top-class vocabulary" but it came off stiff and pretentious. Did you misuse words? No. Did you use words that were waaay too formal for a personal account of what is presumably a young person? Ding ding ding, yes sir.
It's extremely unnecessary to use so many formal, out-of-place words, especially in such rapid concession. As Stephen King once said, "Never use a long word where a short one will do."
" One of the really bad things you can do to your writing is to dress up the vocabulary, looking for long words because maybe you're a little ashamed of your short ones. This is like dressing up a household pet in evening clothes. The pet is embarrassed and the person who committed this act of premeditated cuteness should be even more embarrassed. Make yourself a solemn promise right now that you'll never use "emolument" when you mean "tip"…
Remember that the basic rule of vocabulary is use the first word that comes to your mind, if it is appropriate and colourful. If you hesitate and cogitate, you will come up with another word – of course you will, there's always another word – but it probably won't be as good as your first one, or as close to what you really mean.
Write simply, let the words flow, don't be stiff and laboured. That's what King is saying. And he is right. You don't want to pause and look up a word or read a sentence twice to get its meaning."
It's extremely unnecessary to use so many formal, out-of-place words, especially in such rapid concession. As Stephen King once said, "Never use a long word where a short one will do."
" One of the really bad things you can do to your writing is to dress up the vocabulary, looking for long words because maybe you're a little ashamed of your short ones. This is like dressing up a household pet in evening clothes. The pet is embarrassed and the person who committed this act of premeditated cuteness should be even more embarrassed. Make yourself a solemn promise right now that you'll never use "emolument" when you mean "tip"…
Remember that the basic rule of vocabulary is use the first word that comes to your mind, if it is appropriate and colourful. If you hesitate and cogitate, you will come up with another word – of course you will, there's always another word – but it probably won't be as good as your first one, or as close to what you really mean.
Write simply, let the words flow, don't be stiff and laboured. That's what King is saying. And he is right. You don't want to pause and look up a word or read a sentence twice to get its meaning."
I was merely doing what my teacher required me to do for the class. I appreciate your feedback and do understand that I can and do at times sound bombastic in my writing. Thank you very much for your scrutiny, for I am sure you put some time into it.
This. Definitely this. I noticed quickly that there was a lot of thesaurus abuse going on. There is nothing wrong with showing off one's vocabulary, but doing so is better in moderation, and in a piece like this it feels inappropriate. A story recalled from the point of view of a fifth grade student shouldn't be crammed with words that fifth graders would need to look up in a dictionary. That's not to say the writing style should be or needs to be simplistic, but there is more to writing well than using "big words." Not only did it make the entire thing feel awkward and stilted, but it was distracting. Instead of focusing on what was happening in the story, I found myself pausing every time an unnecessary word substitution was made and wondering what in the world prompted that choice when a simpler word would have sufficed.
It makes sense that the perspective is thrown wayside a bit. The year during which I wrote this, I received extensive instruction on vocabulary building and word power, and I had to demonstrate thorough understanding of the terms which I received. I appreciate you letting me know that the meaning can be lost in dense jungle of words and that this example of my own demonstrates that.
Nice story! So, what grade were you in when you wrote this?
Thank you! Just starting out in tenth grade when I wrote this. Once I finished that year, I made improvements to the original piece without changing the story. Mostly the changes addressed word choice and comma splicing.
This is a very nice read! I love all the sophisticated vocabulary!
Well, whoa. Such BIG WORDS! Obviously for school...
But I like the premise.
But I like the premise.
Thank you for the compliments. Indeed, it was for school. I love putting big words to use, so I appreciate that.
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This was a great read! Keep up the awesome work! I love your use of language, the story was very vivid.
Thank you very kindly for the compliments. I assure you that I have more to present in due time.
Quite a fun story!
I'm glad you enjoyed it. The experience itself was not so fun for me, but I enjoyed writing it.
Ah, I imagine. You definitely instilled a sense of irritation(not quite sure if thats the right word, but close enough I suppose) throughout the piece. At least you were able to have some fun writing about it later!
Irritation, disdain, contempt; all perfectly suitable monikers for what I felt. I'm actually neutral on the subject of hunting now, but in the writing I speak from a different paradigm.
You have a brilliant way of writing
Thank you for the compliment on my style. I love your username.
you're welcome and thank you in return!
by the way, is this based on something that really happened? your style makes me think it is a true/personal story
by the way, is this based on something that really happened? your style makes me think it is a true/personal story
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Have a nice day!
This is a really interesting story. All of the little details made me just want to keep reading. I myself prefer not to hunt, so at first I wasn't very interested in this anecdote, but as I read on, it grew more and more interesting. I kept expecting there to be some sort of plot twist, and even though there wasn't, I still really like this. Congratulations on the well-deserved Daily Deviation feature and keep up the fantastic writing!


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I also lost my twins to TTTS. What I do is I ask if they know if the twins are identical or fraternal and try to figure out if they share a placenta. It seems that the twins are usually fraternal since a lot of loss moms have had fertility treatments. If the twins are identical and share a placenta, I will then mention TTTS and encourage them to request increated monitoring and to be aware of the symptoms. It really isn't that rare in mono-di twins .
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'Apt for voices or viols': eager to maximise sales among the domestic market in Elizabethan England, publishers emphasised that the music contained in collections such as Thomas Morley's First Book of Madrigals to Four Voices of 1594 was suitable for performance by any combination of singers and players.
It was a single title but a double bill and there was far more happening than Gordon Getty and Claude Debussy. Starting with Edgar Allen Poe.
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We offer the finest selection of Northern New York real estate including beautiful country homes, horse farms, dairy farms, waterfront & vacation homes for sale. Large and small acreages are also available for building, hunting, fishing and all types of recreation in St. Lawrence County & the surrounding areas near the Adirondack Mountains in Northern New York.
In addition, we offer rural property listings including Northern New York homes, mountain property, recreational property, commercial, timberland, investment property, building sites, vacant land, lake property, and historic real estate. Come and find out for yourself why the Adirondack Mountain region is a great place to live. Let us help you locate that special piece of property in Northern New York today!
It is our mission to provide our clients with fair, professional, honest and indiscriminative real estate service. We look forward to serving you to view all our Northern New York properties for sale throughout Gouverneur, New York and St. Lawrence County.
United Country is the largest national real estate company specializing in
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Penny and Ben were married the Saturday before I left for South Africa, and what a gorgeous wedding it turned out to be! Everything took place in the Rickety Barn at Bassmead Manor Barns wedding venue, which is such a gorgeous spot in the Cambridgeshire countryside. The weather was perfect for their outdoor ceremony in a forest, there were red heart-shaped balloons all over the place (balloons totally gladden my heart), the guests were treated to a beautiful tea party before the ceremony, and the whole day was filled with giant smiles, laughter, and tears of joy from everyone.
There were so many little details that, as usual, I went somewhat overboard taking photos of them, but it did make everything that little extra bit special.
Thanks so much, Penny and Ben, for having me alomng to photograph your wedding!
© Cambridgeshire Wedding Photographer Kat Forsyth