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Fine thanks Andrew bit of a shitty xmas etc but hey ho thats life. Onwards and upwards.
Andy, all I can say is, you must be a really irascible type not being able to integrate, or perhaps should you define the word integrate?
Integrate to me means going to brocantes, being invited to dine at the Repas de Noel for all the oldies in this commune, saying "bonjour" to all and sundry, stop and chat, (well I do my best) to neighbours I see when taking my dog for a walk, actually going for an aperitif when invited and reciprocating the offer. Going to a Moulle and fritte shindig, im other words doing that which the French do as an everyday event.
We often eat out, be it a plat du jour, or an evening do, we tend to go to restaurants we like, and getting to know the staff by simply being polite to them, they ALWAYS respond positively, and before you ask, five years ago I spoke not one word of French, but now, thanks to a good listening ear, I can get along quite well.
All I can say to you is , try extending yourself --- go to them --- don't expect them to come to you --- they wouldn't do that in the UK either -- and I am sure you'd be a smash in a local brit pub, running down all that is France and of couse us French lovers.
The UK ( imo) won't withdraw from the EU, it might disengage a little more and watch from the sidelines outside the Eurozone, but in the end the trouble-making free-trade Atlanticist nuttters will become increasingly irrelevant.
At worst ll that can happen is that we withdraw from the EEC, all that will mean is that we don't have a seat, along with twenty six other non English speaking nations sitting around a table trying to scrounge as much of the fiscal pie as we can.
I am by no means an educated man but surely, if we lose a certain amount of trade with the remaining member states they in turn will lose the market of the U.K. which ,I would imagine, being the credit driven country we are, will lose far more.
Can you HONESTLY imagine the likes of Germanys car industry turning round and saying ---- PAHHHH those Brits across the channel do not deserve our fine cars --- or the FRENCH saying --- we will no longer send wine to th UK as they are philistines and don't appreciate the finer things in life, no of course you can't.
There appear to be many people that subscribe to this forum who think they are more intelligent, worldly wise , intellectual, than us poor fikko's, they write as if they are speaking at a lecture or are addressing a governmental hearing their diatribe is that of those that know ---- let me allow you into a little secret ---- NOBODY BLOODY KNOWS whats going to happen in the future, its all supposistion, predicitons etc etc.
Lets get back to real world and try and let nature take its course. It has ALL happened before in my lifetime and I have no doubt whatsoever it will happen again before I die -- and I am seventy two.
Reply to several of above - pace to our friend from up North (you obviously don't do irony!). I don't read the Daily Mail, I do read le Monde and watch French TV News. We do go to local (ie French) restaurants and bars - though the nearest one is now 10 km away.
I have been saying 'bonjour' to all and sundry since I first arrived - I still get strange looks from some people when I do so, as if it is unacceptable behaviour. We have French people to dinner - even for Christmas - and likewise visit them. Oh, and yes - I can and do speak French.
We don't go to brocantes in France, just as we never went to car boot sales in the UK. Neither of us is yet old enough for the OAP Xmas do, we and other 'Brits' (and Dutch as well) are usually shunned at the July 14th bash and not allowed to mix (and I mean not allowed to - at least the maire objected to the rudeness shown to about 20 of us when we were told to go and sit elsewhere). Other local events are publicised only by word of mouth - you find out about them after they have happened.
Perhaps I am 'irascible' - or just bloody-mindedly British (and I have no intention of changing that!). But now even the OH, with her French citizenship, is sick and tired of this commune, for much the same reasons as self. So perhaps my experiences (and feelings) a remore a reflection of this particular part of France - I do hope so, actually.
I knew I would stir things up by being honest!
Oh - and just to return to the main point of this thread (the EU) - 'don't blame me, I voted against joining in the first place!'
Andy, you've obviously gone to great lengths to integrate and I can't undeerstand why it hasn't worked unless you're in an area of france where there are a lot of brits, dutch, belgians etc. If that's teh case then it isn't the first time I've heard of the locals being like that. I'm fortunate in that my OH is a local and so are my kids and I'm the "integrated outsider" - but no problems with that! No not all of france is as hostile as that but I've seen it first hand when I was teaching in Brittany.
I think perhaps you summed up your personna thus --------------------------------- Perhaps I am 'irascible' - or just bloody-mindedly British (and I have no intention of changing that!). ------------------
OK so the national July 14th jollies should be avoided, I go to the Rememberance Day service each year, and am invited back to the Polyvante for a glass of wine afterwards, where, if anything, a respect is shown to me because I have attended "THEIR" service, but as I point out to them, many died during the wars of freedom and to respect the dead at any war memorial is a point of duty.
Perhaps you are right in saying it could be the area you live in and perhaps the disappointment of not making "loads of money" with your Gites could be another factor.But you still haven't defined what you consider---interation ---- you say you speak to -- have dinner with --- dine in ---- you obviously don't use the "I only speak English" card and you have to put ignorance down the person, not the culture or the country.
P.S. For us , distance is not a problem as long as the ambience and the food is good.
Ohhh yes.
P.P.S. I voted to JOIN the EUROPEAN FREE TRADE AREA" but not to become a member of a disorganised rabble of federal unionists..
There was no vote for EFTA but there was for the EEC, so get your ammunition in line before shooting askew!
I would suggest you check your arsenal as well as neither was there talk of a Eurozone --- Federal Europe, handing or handing national power over to a "committee".
As I remember it, Ted Heath put joining the " COMMON MARKET" to the people as a way of trading with our European neighbour on a level playing field with no Tariffs and no hold ups at the borders, allowing Europeans to travel each others country without let or hindrance.
Thats the way way I remember it and thats the the reason I voted yes.
That is what I remember too! We voted YES (or NO!) to join the Common Market. That then "morphed" into the EEC and then the EU. So after voting for fair trading terms we then find outselves part of a Federal Europe!! That was NOT what we signed up for!!
Common Market was the UK's name and a formal choice of 'common name for all countries' was still on the table. It was an entirely bureaucratic choice that actually engendered no change. I have the entire histoy on my bookshelf nearby and checked. All changes were negotiated between nations and only the Common Market that was rename EEC has changed complete with new treaties. You and I signed up for nothing other than voting yes or no to join, whereby I did not vote because I was not in the UK at the time in fact.


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ABSTRACT: Various epidemiological studies have shown that a regular and moderate consumption of red wine is correlated with a decreased relative risk of developing coronary heart disease and cancer. These health benefits are commonly attributed to high contents of polyphenols, particularly resveratrol, representing important sources of antioxidants. However, resveratrol does not seem to be the only bioactive compound present in the wine which contains numerous other polyphenols. The present study investigates the efficiency of red wine extracts (RWEs), containing different polyphenols, on colon cancer cell proliferation in vitro and on colonic aberrant crypt foci (ACF) in vivo. Proliferation, cell cycle analysis and incidence of ACF were monitored to examine the effects of RWEs. RWEs derived from a long vinification process exhibit superior anti-proliferative activity in colon cancer cells and prevent the appearance of ACF in mice. Interestingly, quercetin and resveratrol, representing two major bio-active polyphenols, exhibit synergistic anti-proliferative effects. These data suggest that the efficacy of RWEs on colon carcinogenesis may depend on the polyphenolic content, synergistic interaction of bio-active polyphenols and modulation of cellular uptake of polyphenols.
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ABSTRACT: Estrogen receptor-beta (ERβ) has been suggested to exert anti-inflammatory and anti-tumorigenic effects in the colon, providing a translational potential to prevent and/or treat inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and its progression to colitis-associated colorectal cancer (CAC). However, the specific direct role of ERβ in CAC has not yet been tested. We assessed the effects of ERβ deficiency in the azoxymethane (AOM)/dextran sodium sulfate (DSS)-induced CAC model using ERβ knockout (βERKO) mice and wild-type (WT) littermates. These mice were injected with AOM followed by 1 week of DSS treatment, and sacrificed on weeks 9 or 16. βERKO mice developed more severe clinical colitis compared to WT mice, as evidenced by significantly higher disease activity index after DSS treatment, weight to length ratio of the colons, inflammation score and grade of dysplasia. ERβ-deficient colons presented greater number and size of polyps at weeks 9 and 16, respectively, and were characterized by a significant increase in interleukin (IL)-6, IL-17, tumor necrosis factor alpha and interferon-gamma mRNA levels. Furthermore, higher protein expression levels of nuclear factor-kappa B, inducible nitric oxide synthase, β-catenin, proliferating cell nuclear antigen, mucin-1 and significantly lower caveolin-1 and mucin-2 protein levels were shown in βERKO mice compared to WT mice. These data suggest a possible anti-inflammatory and anti-neoplastic mechanism of action of ERβ in CAC. These results demonstrate for the first time that ERβ provides protection in the AOM/DSS-induced CAC model in mice, suggesting a preventive and/or therapeutic potential for the use of ERβ-selective agonists in IBD.
Article: Abstract 1631: Protection of colon carcinogenesis by estrogen receptor-beta may involve regulation of angiogenesis and invasion specific signaling molecules
Article: Modeling the cellular impact of nanoshell-based biosensors using mouse alveolar macrophage cultures[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In this study, the relative toxicity of native gold-silica nanoshells (NS) has been compared to nanoshells modified with poly(ethylene glycol)-thiol (PEG-SH) and a Raman-active PEG, p-mercaptoaniline-poly(ethylene glycol) (pMA-PEG), in mouse alveolar macrophage cell cultures (RAW 264.7). The results from toxicity profiling using an MTT assay demonstrate that cell viability post-particle exposure is a function of three factors: nanoshell concentration, surface functionalization, and incubation time. By minimizing particle concentrations and incubation times, cell cultures are able to recover within 24 h of nanoshell removal, indicative of nanoshells having more of a cytostatic versus cytotoxic effect on macrophage cells. The mechanism of the cytostatic effect has been investigated by imaging the presence of reactive oxygen species (ROS) using a fluorescence assay kit (Image-iT™ LIVE) after the introduction of NS to the cell cultures. Elevated ROS signals are seen in the cells containing higher concentration of NS, and indicate that the major reason of toxicity may due to the oxidative stress caused by excess NS particles. Raman imaging experiments with pMA-PEG coated nanoshells showed that cells exposed for even short exposure times (∼2 h) retained those particles up to 24 h after exposure, while migration experiments suggest that surviving cells retain their nanoshells and may reallocate them to progeny cells upon cell division.
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ABSTRACT: The role of the estrogen receptor beta (ERbeta) in the colon has received considerable interest, yet in vivo models are needed to better define its protective actions. In the present study, wild-type (WT), ERalpha, and ERbeta knockout (alphaERKO and betaERKO) mice were injected with azoxymethane, a colon chemical carcinogen. Fourteen weeks after azoxymethane exposure, the incidence of aberrant crypt foci (ACF) was assessed by methylene blue staining. betaERKO mice showed significantly higher incidence (P < 0.001) of ACF (15.0 +/- 2.5) compared with alphaERKO (3.4 +/- 1.0) and WT (4.6 +/- 1.0) mice. The colons in several betaERKO mice had increased thickness and loss of normal morphology. It has been reported that ERbeta plays a role in the maintenance of the colonic crypt architecture; this may explain the loss of crypt organization in the colonic epithelium of betaERKO mice. The presence of mucin-depleted foci (MDF) has been shown, both in humans and in rodents, as an early event in colon cancer. Therefore, to surpass the limitations with ACF scoring, we performed Alcian blue-neutral red staining to assess the presence of MDF. This assay allowed the assessment of precancerous lesions on all the betaERKO mice colons (38.3 +/- 4.0; P < 0.001), comparing to WT and alphaERKO mice (6.6 +/- 1.5 and 10.0 +/- 1.9, respectively), and served to confirm the ACF results. Together, these data support the use of MDF staining as a biomarker for precancerous lesions and the protective role of ERbeta in colon carcinogenesis.
Article: Abstract 940: Mucin depleted foci as a biomarker for colon precancerous lesions in estrogen receptor β knockout mice
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Using an online index
Researchers using an online index sometimes try to tell the computer everything they know about their deceased ancestor.
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TIP: Click here to search other New Mexico newspapers
List of Las Cruces, NM online newspapers – Historical Newspapers
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Dona Ana County Republican
Eco del Rio Grande
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Gaceta Popular
Las Cruces Daily News
Las Cruces Daily Times
Las Cruces Democrat
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Mesilla Valley Bulletin
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Newmans Semi-Weekly
Observador Fronterizo
Promotor Escolar
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We routinely hear from genealogists telling about their success – "Wow, look what I found!"
and in the Portland Daily Advertiser (29 Jan 1851).
Then I quickly spotted the marriage announcement of William's nephew – Captain Asa Garcelon (1796-1859) that was published in the Eastern Argus (Maine) 16 March 1825.
Notice that every one of these articles appeared in out-of-town or out-of-state newspapers.
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TIP: Be flexible in your searches and remember that their obituaries or marriage notices just might have been printed in out of state newspapers – like the wedding announcement of Nicholas Goodson and Sarah Matthews in Isle of Wight County, Virginia – that was published in the Maine newspaper – the Eastern Argus in 1825. Like cable news television stations today – newspapers carried news from across the country.
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AMC Announces 'Walking Dead' Companion Series
AMC is developing a companion series to The Walking Dead set to debut in 2015, complete with a new story and new set of characters.
AMC is developing a companion series to The Walking Dead set to debut in 2015, complete with a new story and new set of characters.
Robert Kirkman says the new season of The Walking Dead will feature a "number of scenes that are adapted directly from the comic series."
To mark the start of production this week in Atlanta, AMC has debuted the first image from the upcoming fourth-season premiere of The Walking Dead.
The Walking Dead showrunner Glen Mazzara discusses the inevitable showdown between the Governor and Rick, the development of Daryl and Michonne, and the introduction of a "major character" from the comic series.
AMC has released a new promo for the midseason premiere of The Walking Dead that teases what's in store for Rick and the other survivors as they inch closer to war with Woodbury. The hit drama returns Sunday, Feb. 10.
When The Walking Dead returns to AMC on Feb. 10, it's going to be "an eye for an eye" between Rick Grimes and The Governor.
A trailer or the second half of The Walking Dead's third season comes complete with eye patches, conflict and large doses of chaos. The hit series returns Sunday, Feb. 10 on AMC.
AMC will move closer to the source material in February when it reruns the first two seasons of The Walking Dead in black and white. Previously, the network aired a monochrome version of the show's pilot.
Ahead of Sunday's fall finale, a new television spot for The Walking Dead reveals the first footage of The Wire alum Chad Coleman as fan-favorite character Tyreese. The episode airs Sunday at 9 p.m. ET/PT on AMC.
After killing off legions of characters in The Walking Dead, Robert Kirkman will get his just desserts on the Nov. 18 episode of Adult Swim's Robot Chicken.
AMC has released the first clip from Sunday's Season 3 premiere of The Walking Dead, featuring Rick and the other survivors determined after weeks on the road to find "some place to hold up for a few weeks."
A new minute-long trailer for the third season of The Walking Dead suggests Rick and the other survivors have been on the road for some time following their escape from the Greene farm in the Season 2 finale.


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quick sci fi paintings by alex-ichimWatch
©2012-2016 alex-ichim
Some quick sci fi paintings - about 90 min each
Love this.
Are you self taught or did you go to a school and stuff?
Wow, beautiful work! I wish I could be as good as you!
Sweet. Do you have these individually posted so i can set as a background?
really wonderful work. On a side, found you because of my presence on the Star Citizen forums. ^^
1-2 words for each picture.
a.) Cool
B.) Creepy
C.) Wicked
D.) Bad Ass
a.) Cool
B.) Creepy
C.) Wicked
D.) Bad Ass
amazing...as usual
Very well done on all these! If I had one minor crit, it would be that the ship on the bottom piece needs just a bit of atmospheric perspective. Still looks good though.
Nice work.
Nice work.
Amazingly Done!
oh yeah!!! this is really Good!
these are great! i like the first two the most – because they are more dynamic...
Besonders das letzte gefällt mir sehr ^^
wow~men.this is awesome
Awesome work. You put a lot of sky in all these. Bottom one's my fave, the sense of dimension is nice
Thanks. I can't help myself. I always paint the sky first.
Beautiful work! Quick question: Did you paint your pictures in grayscale first and then come in with color overlay or did you do straight color?
they all look great, but i really like the middle two!
Great Work .. ..
Wow , nice work!
I have a question , what kind of brush do you use? Do you make your own brushes?
Anyways , very classy
I have a question , what kind of brush do you use? Do you make your own brushes?
Anyways , very classy
Thank you. I used the oil pastel brush mostly ( I think it`s a default brush), a flat brush that I made and occasionally a round soft brush. I usually use the default brushes in PS. I have a few brushes that I made but I rarely use them.
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- The Batman Cartoon Episode GuideEpisode GuideTelevisionSeriesCartoon
- Warner Bros. Television Animation
- Distributed by: The WB Television Network, Kids' WB, Warner Bros. Animation
- Cartoon Characters: Bruce Wayne/The Batman, Alfred Pennyworth, Chief Angel Rojas, Detective Ellen Yin, Poison Ivy, Selina Kyle/Catwoman, Ragdoll.
- Voice Actors: Rino Romano, Alastair Duncan, Edward James Olmos, Ming-Na, Piera Coppola, Gina Gershon, Jeff Bennett, Joshua Seth.
- Directed By Seung Eun Kim.
- Produced By Jeff Matsuda, Glen Murakami, Bruce Timm, Michael Goguen, Linda Steiner, Ginny McSwain, Alan Burnett, Sander Schwartz, Duane Capizzi, Kimberly Smith; more Producers ...
- Written By Adam Beechen.
- Music: Thomas Chase Jones, The Edge.
- Editor: Margaret Hou, Myra Owyang, Christopher Lozinski.
- First Aired on July 16, 2005.
- Originally Aired on Kids WB! (USA), Cartoon Network (USA), Teletoon (Canada).
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
- Episode Number: 209
- Season: 2
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Set them free by AquaSixioWatch
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Video of the first steps: [link]
You can't control an independent heart
Can't tear the one you love apart
Forever conditioned to believe that we can't live
We can't live here and be happy with less
So many riches, so many souls
Everything we see we want to possess
STING - If you love somebody set them free
11/12 from the Orchestra Project : AIR FEATHERS FREEDOM
Time : 28 hours
Software : Photoshop CS2 + Photoshop CS6
Tool : Wacom Intuos 4M
Work in progress : [link]
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Veryyyyyyyyyyyyyy cooooooooooooooooooooooooollllll!!!!
J'adore !!! Tout ce que tu fais est excellent, et ton monde est fascinant !!!
Gorgeous, outstanding!!!!!!!!!!
you are amazing <3
Love from Beijing, Amazing work!
I can see the mom & dad colors. The turtles have helped me a lot. :") Hahahaha,.
I actually find the colour choice in this piece to be -unsettling at least. It reminds me of blood, which would bring the question of - why does she have a knife?
Très bonne visualisation du thème. Oui, ce n'est pas toujours souhaitable te vouloir posséder tout... Réjouissons des êtres libres, nous montrant les chaînes qui pèsent sur nous...
Fantastic concept art once again. I love the meaning behind this.. Excellent job! Well done!
I love the idea and the perspective, also details like that bird sitting in the child's head
Wonderful job you've done (again)!
Wonderful job you've done (again)!
Lovely colours! c:
Astounding piece of work!
Thanks for sharing...
Featured in Daily Inspirations at hangaroundtheweb.com
Thanks for sharing...
Featured in Daily Inspirations at hangaroundtheweb.com
c'est magnifique ... j'adore tes petits oiseaux ^^
Great stuff
I can't wait for the series to be finished! It always makes me happy (and jealous) whenever I see your artwork in my deviantWATCH :3
Magnifique ! J'ai hâte de voir la dernière de la série !!!
this is gorgeopus! But don't you need to link to the ref you used?
I really love this. Something about it really tugs at my heartstrings...
Very pretty
I love the emotions that the colors and subjects combined create.
This is soooooo amazing, you are truly talented. Amazing!
it looks very beautiful, i love the idea of this drawing, it´s cute and emotional in the same time
Beautiful! But there aren't supposed to be holes in the bottom of a pan flute, right?
It's truly beautiful. Like from another realm.
Wonderful title and work!!!
i love love love this!!!
Beautiful color scheme as alwaysss
Too cool :3
i really liked being able to see the steps in video form was really cool to watch, especially after seeing the steps in your gallery. i hope you don't mind me asking but i'm curious to what the masking layers you used were for
so magical !
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This one is really big, but all of these beautiful works must be included
By the way, I want to apologize for my inactivity this month. Some things happened in the past few weeks, and although they are not entirely fixed, I am trying to be here a little more and get everything back to normal. I hope you undestand
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To Be Seen .124A weekly article featuring five photographers from all areas in the deviantART community. Spare a bit of time to take a gander at the photographs and their respective galleries showcased below!To Be Seen .124 by 3wyl
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Rabbithole! (and a Forum Feature)Rabbithole!Rabbithole! (and a Forum Feature) by JenFruzz
Hey everyone The weekend flies by, doesn't it? I been off work since Thursday but somehow still want more vacation time! It feels like it's too soon to go back to work. Thankfully it doesn't seem like it will be TOO cold a couple days this week.
So, has everyone seen spyed's journal regarding the Rabbithole?? The new emoticon is and if you click this icon in the journal below... It leads to a quick game and finally to a new screen where you are given a number and a new badge for your profile. The tag #itscoming is included.. But what does this mean?
The most probably theory I've heard so far is that will be the icon of the coming mobile app for deviantArt. Do you have other thoughts? I'd love to hear them!
I have a sneaky suspicion that your assigned number means something. Why tell us the number we are if it didn't? Perhaps when we get to a certain number, something will happen We'll have to wait and see
|I love to favorite stunning, and beautiful works of others
|I really only wish to gain points, so that I may either get a membership, or share them with the deviantart community
If you like my work, you can help me out by donating here.
Thank you so much for your help!
If you donate a certain amount of points, you could receive the following
1-40 points: A llama badge
50-100 points: A llama badge, a watch by me, and a feature in my journal.
|I believe myself to be a sporadic, overly emotional individual, who dwells far too deep within the depths of her own subconscious. Generally, I contemplate many aspects of society each day, and I desperately seek to improve the outlook of mankind. I appreciate many forms of beauty, including abstract art, illustration, conceptual photography, poetry, writing, nature, and the human figure. Creativity is my life; I draw, paint, sketch, play piano, and recently began taking photographs. Creation keeps me alive, and allows me to express myself deeply. Expression has allowed for me to swim through the darkest of waters, yet continues to plague me day and night.
You handed me a rose,
But I could not distinguish its soft red petals
From the ghastly thorns which were coating its spine.
For how many sleepless nights have the maddening echoes,
Which bounce aimlessly across the corridors,
Been my only companion?
Every aching second has been a blade,
Cast deep into the flesh of the future;
Puncturing holes through the fluid membrane
Surrounding love and acceptance.
But if I could measure my life in minutes,
Each hour would chime the death of a memory
Disintegrating into ashes of nostalgia;
Merely increments of time
Which hold no true sustenance.
In an attempt to feel what has been forgotten,
I would prick my finger,
Believing that the ruby blood would spill
To create a river that I may forever float upon;
Expanding veins which flow together,
To keep one body breathing
To keep both of our bodies encased in immortality.
But how is one expected to process oxygen,
If it were never present at birth?
When the world appeared empty,
And lingering souls did not pass
Mournful silence would wrap me tight within her clutch.
A hug as cold as a stone,
And as steady as a grief stricken vixen.
Helplessness I could not reason with,
A yearning, which could not be soothed.
(Where was my moment of truth?)
So when you taught me how to love,
I dove into the abysmal water.
Swimming though currents of passion
I plucked the deepest petal from your garden
And presented it to your lips
To prove to you that I was not blind;
Your intentions were not braille,
And my inability to recognize affection was not permanent.
The rose has not yet faded.
My moment of truth;


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Hey, I'm Adrian!
Happily married and my wife 'Nicki' and I love to travel.
We are non-smokers and very light drinkers. Our mutual interests apart from travel are cooking and keeping fit.
We travel very light, one carry on bag each as we like the feeling of freedom this gives.
My interests are reading and movies. Nicki's are nutrition and cooking. We adore animals and have two cats, Amber and Cougar. These guys are the reason we don't travel for as long as we would like.
Nicki is an accountant and I work in corporate video production when I am not trying to produce my own movie ( one day it will happen ).
We both enjoy getting an early start on the day each and every day. I personally believe the morning is the best part of the day. Nothing beats the fresh air and sunrise of a new day. Especially when you are traveling in another country.
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The Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching Program
The Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching Program is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and is administered by the Institute of International Education (IIE). It seeks to promote mutual understanding among teachers, their schools and communities in the U.S. and abroad by:
Participants in this three to six month program are based at university-level schools of education. They take courses, lead master classes and seminars, visit local schools, collaborate with each other online and in person, and complete an inquiry project of their own design.
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XXXVII Inter-American Course Registration
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Pre-registered ophthalmologists may obtain registration materials on Saturday, November 21, at the course registration desk in front of the Grand Ballroom at the InterContinental Miami, from 3:00-5:00 p.m.
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Standard registration hours are 7:50- 8:50 a.m., Sunday, November 22, in front of the Grand Ballroom at the InterContinental Miami for both new and pre-registered participants.
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Two-Factor Authentication: Who Has It and How to Set It Up
Evernote Two-Step Verification
Following a hack that forced the reset of over 50 million user passwords, Evernote rolled out two-factor authentication in 2013.
To set it up, sign in with a desktop browser and enter your Evernote Account Settings. The left nav will show the Security Summary link. The choices here are simple: put in an email, change your password, and enable Two-Step Verification. When you click enable, it will pop up this warning about using the most recent versions of Evernote to take advantage of the extra security:
Evernote supports text messages and authenticator apps. You'll need to verify the email and the phone numbers (you can have two) on the account. It also provides four back-up codes for you to write down and save—in fact, you need to enter one to finish the setup. Don't store these codes in Evernote—you'll need them when you can't get access.
Finally, Evernote will point out all the third-party apps you use with its service that may now require a verification code, which includes Evernote for iPhone, Android, Windows Touch, Evernote Clearly, and even IFTTT if you use it—but thankfully they won't need an app password.
Dropbox Two-Step Verification
Dropbox settings on the desktop website have a tab called security. It's where you go to check how many current sessions are logged in and devices are using the account, to change the password, and, of course, turn on the two-step verification. Click the enable link, enter a password, and you'll be asked if you want to get security codes via SMS text message or use a mobile authenticator app.
If you choose text, you enter a phone number and receive a code immediately; you also get to enter a back-up number, plus receive a 16-digit number you should record that will allow you to deactivate two-step verification, if needed. If you choose the app, you'll see a QR code on screen to scan with an authentication app that supports TOTP. The company recommends Google Authenticator, Duo Mobile (Android/iPhone), Amazon AWS MFA (Android), or Authenticator (Windows Phone 7), but also works with Authy. Dropbox provides excellent instructions.


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CHICAGO – The American Association of School Librarians (AASL) invites proposals for programs to be presented during the 2014 American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference. The conference will be held June 26 - July 1 in Las Vegas. The deadline for preconference submissions is 11:59 p.m. CDT on Monday, May 27, 2013. The deadline for concurrent session submissions is 11:59 p.m. CDT on Monday, Aug. 26, 2013. More information is available at www.ala.org/aasl/aaslrfp.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Susan Crawford, telecommunications policy expert and former White House official, will share insights about national technology policy and implications for the library community at the 2013 American Library Association Annual Conference. Crawford will address conference attendees during the Washington Update session from 8:30 – 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 29, 2013, in the McCormick Place convention center.
CHICAGO – The American Library Association (ALA) Committee on Professional Ethics invites you to join a half-day preconference offered during the 2013 ALA Annual Conference in Chicago this summer!
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CHICAGO - Dan Cohen, founding executive director of the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) will be the featured speaker in the ALA President's Program & Awards Presentation at the 2013 ALA Annual Conference, 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 30.
CHICAGO — On Thursday, June 27, at the 2013 ALA Annual Conference, the Association for Library Collections and Technical Services (ALCTS) brings you "Shared Print Monographs: Making It Work." This all day preconference, 8:30 a.m.
CHICAGO - Steven D. Levitt, co-author of the upcoming "Think Like A Freak"and of the smash No. 1 international bestseller "Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything" promises to turn attendees' brains inside out before 2013 ALA Annual Conference even starts. Levitt, who is the keynote speaker for the Opening General Session from 4 - 5:15 p.m. on Friday, June 28, is interested in showing how applying counterintuitive approaches to everyday problems can bear surprising results.
CHICAGO – From 1-2:30 p.m., June 30, the Public Library Association (PLA) and PLA president Eva Poole, chief of staff, District of Columbia Public Library, will host the PLA President's Program and Awards Presentation with keynote speaker Ann Patchett at the 2013 ALA Annual Conference in Chicago with the generous support of HarperCollins.
CHICAGO — Michael Margolis, CEO of Get Storied, will offer strategies for crafting powerful stories about the value of libraries at "Storytelling Mojo: Creating the 21st Century Library Narrative" - the 2013 President's Program hosted by the Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library Agencies (ASCLA), a division of ALA.
CHICAGO - On Friday, June 28, at the 2013 ALA Annual Conference, the Association for Library Collections and Technical Services (ALCTS) brings you "RDA: Back to the Basics." This all day preconference, 8:30 a.m.
CHICAGO - After 40 years of defending and upholding First Amendment rights, it is time for a party. Come join the Intellectual Freedom Round Table (IFRT) from 7:30 - 10 p.m. on Friday, June 28, 2013 at the magnificent Chicago Cultural Center (78 E. Washington St. at Michigan Ave.) for our 40th Anniversary Celebration .
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I am thinking of breastfeeding again, but I admit my only baby that I breastfed was very fussy. I didn't know if it was colic or what. I had to fall asleep with her on my boob most nights in the beginning.ĀShe would not take a bottle when I was goneĀso myĀhusband had a hard time with her. I know breast is best, but does it cause fussy babies? Is it more difficult for others to watch them when u are away?
Are breastfed babies more fussy?
Any baby can be fussy. My son was breastfed for almost 15 months. He was awesome and it was an overall awesome experience.
My daughter was breastfed and later formula fed and she was very fussy with both. Neither made a difference. I think if that's just how some babies are and it doesn't make a difference what you feed them.
Fussiness has nothing to do with whether you are nursing or not. At least when you're nursing, you've got an easy way to calm a fussy baby--put a boob in their mouth!
Expat work from home mama to
DS (4/10) didn't BF until 3 months old
DD (4/12) born in the car
m/cs 12/08, 3/09 & 8/11
I think youre right. She is my fiesty child so I think it was just her personality. lol She quit cold turkey though at 6 months and wasnt interested in breast anymore.
I bf my yds for 10 months and he was a breeze. he didn't take a bottle until he was about 8 months but it wasn't a huge deal to me. I took him places and nursed in public or waited until he went to bed (once his bedtime was like 7pm). I can see how it could be a pain if you really have places to go without the baby though.
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Mommy to Maia Dec 2007, Darius June 2010 and Scarlett April 2012.
DS was breastfed for 14 months and people said he was the most laid-back baby they knew. ┬ĀHe wasn't very fussy at all :-) ┬Ā(let's hope #2 follows in his footsteps..)
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informal highfalutin, purple
rare tumid, euphuistic, aureate, Ossianic, fustian, hyperventilated
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- Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Cartoon Episode Guide
- Hanna-Barbera Studios
- Cartoon Characters: Scooby-Doo, Scrappy-Doo, Shaggy Rogers, Freddy Jones, Daphne Blake, Velma Dinkley.
- Originally Released in 1979.
- Season: 1
- Color
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
Cartoon Summary:
On a vacation to the Greek Islands, the kids encounter some very scared natives. They tell the kids of the Minotaur, who comes out at night to frighten them away and rule the island.
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Scooby & Scrappy-Doo: Lock the Door, It's a Minotaur
Comments By: Michael
I've seen this episode numerous times, and it's good. One drawback, however, is Stanley Ralph Ross, who played the Minotaur/Nick Pappas, goes uncredited, which really isn't fair to those actors involved in voicing on Scooby &... (read more)
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Caterpillar by JoavaWatch
©2012-2016 Joava
Hiiiii. I drew this at school.
It's you!
Yes! Caterpillar is what Melinda calls me. :3
Little Whale, Caterpillar...
Got any other fancy nicknames? X3
Got any other fancy nicknames? X3
Tiffany's family has adopted the name "Tanya" and at the end of last year, Isaac wanted to call me "Knee." No more off the top of my head...XD
That's... original. XD
That's... original. XD
Actually, because my name is "Whitney" he was just saying the "ney" part. I didn't want him to, but he remembered at the start of this year, and spelled it out on the board as "knee." X3
/feels remembered ;D
/feels remembered ;D