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Consumer get Ripped Off - Sidekick
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On April 01, 2011 I received a letter from T Mobil stating that they would no longer be supporting the old sidekick and that I would have to purchase a new phone to maintain Internet access. So I Have to purchase a new Phone and get 50% off if I sign up for a new service for 2 years that would cost me about $30.00 month more or I van keep my agreement or pay the full price of a new phone at about $400.00 +
They are allowing me to cancel my current contract at no penalty.
This is totally wrong, if a company is having internal issues with a data service that they will no longer contract with. That issue should not be passed on to the consumers, especially if they are still under contract.
Please investigate this issue. This is taking advantage of consumers.
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Becoming the parents of eight children in less than four years has definitely presented both trials and blessings to Jon and Kate Gosselin. In this very personal close-up of their family life, Kate comments on the life lessons God has taught her. Featuring themes like trust, perseverance, joy, and encouragement, each two-page spread includes a photograph from the Gosselin family album, words from Kate, and topical Scripture verses. This book makes the perfect gift for any fan of the Gosselin's television show Jon & Kate Plus 8, which is featured on TLC, as well as any mother struggling with the demands of small children.


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Can I use this?
the secret of snowflakes
My type of wallpaper! *__*
Very pretty and passive colors!
Wow! A Celebrate The Holidays in Style!
Thanks you so much, I will Enjoy!
Thanks you so much, I will Enjoy!
Do you mind if I use this in a future Deviation?
I do. Please do not use these wallpapers in your work.
So beautiful! lovely snowflakes and again, soothing colors
Liked it very much!
So pretty. ^^
New desktop for me, nice!
very nice
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Using this as our desktop wallpaper. So christmasy and very pretty. ^_^
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Maybe use it as a powder to set other foundation? I do that sometimes...
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Edit: This has really been emphasizing dry areas even with moisturizer underneath lately. :(
EditEdit: This is WAY too pink for me. What was I thinking? (not taking away any lippies because it's still a decent product for someone with different coloring)
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Daily DeviationGiven 2008-08-07
Vertigo by ~1Narane1 really caught my attention and impressed me with its use of texture, colour and most of all, shades. Even without a professional technique neither great details, the picture lures you for a closer look, and I hope this DD encourages the artist to keep working hard and share new wonders with us! ( Suggested by SabreW0LF and Featured by skifi )
Very well done.
This is a stunning piece! So vibrant and warm.
Holy shit, this is AWESOME!!
And you got a DD... I have never met someone in real life who has gotten a DD before... x.x
Oh god, I'm so jealous right now... x.x
And you got a DD... I have never met someone in real life who has gotten a DD before... x.x
Oh god, I'm so jealous right now... x.x
another brilliant piece by you... i must say, this one is finely detailed, and it took me awhile to realize it was in ancient Egypt
wow... i think i bookmarked too much of your stuff XD
wow... i think i bookmarked too much of your stuff XD
But it payed off in SPADES! This is stunning, darlin, simpling stunning. I have another fave to add.
Absoltley stunning...The colours,the light EVERYTHING is just beautiful...
No need to go further thats perfect and beautifull
Awesome work. Shading is fantastic. Love the posing too.
this is really well done. Are those patterns on her skirt or are my eyes playing tricks?
Beautiful , what else can I say?
that is amazing! the best wolf/anthro i have ever seen!!!
That's so good that I vomited in my mouth. c:
wow this is amazing
hello, hello.
She's at a place called "Vertigo".
She's at a place called "Vertigo".
It's like a dream. I love the transparency.
oh wow, it looks great
I love this! Good work
Oh, my god....It's bloody gorgeous! Who in the name of the gods did you do that?!
i have noidea how you did it in the 1st place..well done maybe il do one ^^
Very atmospheric, very lush, very eerie, very awesome.
oh wow she's so beautiful *o* I luv all the detail definatly a fave for me
I love the soft lighting!
oooooooooooooooooh, Really interesting. I like it quite a bit.
this is beautiful... great textures and the lighing is magical! congrats on the DD!
great lite and shadow work, really catches the attention, can I ask what medium you used?
Very beautiful! *Fav.*
wow! excellent work, i love it! it caught my eye right away, even in icon. beautiful!
Awesome lighting; makes the piece very emotional.
Interesting character, too
Interesting character, too
very nice :3
I really like the soft elegance to it. very good work!
nice ^^
WOW~! Nice Work on soooooo many levels!
She is very pretty. Well done on this piece.
That DD sugestion comment spoke my words. It's so beautiful. And looks so clean and simple. In a powerful way ~
The lighting is just beautiful.
fantastic! truely amazing! some of the best work ive ever seen! it takes the cake on all bases. (in every way for those who dont know, no insult intended)
Niiiiiiiiice. I like the work on her dress... Very well done.
Oh nice.
Congrats on the DD.
Congrats on the DD.
Pretty neat and impressive!! The colors and the details are nicely done
Nice work
Nice work
I absolutely love it!!
beautiful colours, i it
very well done
it's just amazing
perfect work
it's just amazing
perfect work
i think this looks lovely. the color and texture of it is just great. good job on the windows and the lighting! very great job.
This is simply gorgeous. I'm known for having a mouthful to say about a piece I like, but I've been rendered speechless. The colors, the lighting, the texture, even the pose and the wonder of what might have happened keeps me from tearing my eyes away. Though it's hard for me to pick, my favorite part of the whole piece would have to be her dress, with her hair and face a close second and third. Bravo!
Wow! Really awesome work!
Amazing work! I love it!
Congrats on the DD!
Congrats on the DD!


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How to get rich people to invest in your ideas?
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What are some suggestion?
|5 years ago
|class of '07 - away - #2
Don't come up with a completely stupid idea.
After you get over that, you have to understand your flaws of your "idea".
Knowing you're flaws, is better than knowing what its uses are.
Finally, don't try to sell your idea, unless you can start making some sort of progress within weeks.
|5 years ago
|class of '08 - away - #4
It depends on what your idea is. It could be a business like the others explained above or it could be a product. If you're trying to invent a new product and want someone to invest in it or even buy the actual design from you then it's a little different.
In this situation you would first have to create some kind of a prototype to show potential investors. Make sure you talk to a lawyer and get it patented and copyrighted first. Because if you don't do that and you pitch the idea to investors there's nothing stopping them from just stealing your idea.
After that create a business plan, create some packaging designs. Find out what the potential is for that product based on other similar successful products currently on the market.
When all that is said and done you just need to pitch your idea to investors or a company that specializes in your product. (if you are trying to sell your idea). But, I'm a.ssuming you would prefer royalties rather than someone just buying it.
|5 years ago
|class of '04 - away - #7
|5 years ago
|class of '06 - away - #9
Gotta learn to sell your ideas. That's basically all it is. Sell that s**t. That's how you hustle anyone. s**t I had a graphic design client coming to me for one thing and I talked them into another thing that was $200 more. Though at the same token it was a better plan for their project than they had, just more expensive.
|5 years ago
|class of '05 - away - #10
Good luck on your business endeavors.
|5 years ago
|class of '05 - away - #11
1. Have a solid idea
Presentation is prolly key u gotta have charisma...i seen n*ggas talked into half a.ssed ideas but because the way a person brings it across can change peoples mind. Gotta sell ur idea like its the best thing in the world...easy to say but another thing to execute it
|5 years ago
|class of '09 - away - #12
First you wanna write up a business plan. There are a lot of sections to a business plan. The book "Exploring Business" by Karen Collins explains how to set it up.
The key to getting someone to invest is to have a good marketing strategy(shows how you plan to get your product sold) and have a projected ROI (Return of Investment) date.
|5 years ago
|class of '04 - away - #13
Idea's have nothing to do with it....your job is to sell yourself and schmooze them. Most super rich people i've met only care about how good they look in front of others. If you have something to offer them in terms of power or status you'll be more likely to get their backing.
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Friend my company Jesus Juice Coature on Facebook.
Follow on Twitter. JJC_NOW
GOD bless.
|5 years ago
|class of '06 - away - #15
Your presentation needs to be critical, but you have to present something that works. I can't stress that fact over and over again enough times, honestly. If people can make sense of it, you don't need to convince them much. They'll be lining up and around the block because in their head they can see how the money comes in. At that point you'll be choosing WHO you think is worthy of investing in your business cause you can't let everyone do it.
|5 years ago
|class of '04 - away - #17
There are lots of different ways to raise capital that I've been reading about (because I too am looking to have people invest in my business idea once I graduate from college). Like some people have said in this thread, you need a good business plan. There's different scenarios for how long the plan should be too. Like if you're just trying get any and everyone to notice it first off, the plan you send them needs to be very to the point (like probably no more than a page or two). Then if any of the investors you send it to wants to know more, you need to go into a little more detail with that first plan you sent them (probably 5-10 pages). And then if they call you in when you know they're really interested in investing in your idea, you need to come up with a completely detailed plan...but like somebody else said in here, when you're presenting it, it still needs to be summarized to probably no longer than 30 minutes. Cuz like dude said, time is money and these investors have way more to deal with than just your idea on a daily basis.
You also need to just start making connects too...especially with people in the area of business you are interested in getting into. There more than likely will be people that would invest in your idea if they think it's a good one that don't want a money profit in return. Some people have money and like investing in good ideas because they may have passion for that area of work, they like seeing community development, they may want to become a partner with you, etc.
Also know that most investors won't invest in your idea if they know you haven't really invested in much of it yourself. You really need to have established a good history of credit and some type of experience in running a business previously. A good track record is one of the main things they look for.
Other ways of raising capital and/or saving repayment money for your idea include commercial and small business loans and lending, leasing option, government loan programs, etc.
Hope this helps a little.


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Webcomic: Little Tales
Little Tales is a Slice of Life Gag Per Day webcomic that features thoughts and experiences of the artist and writer, Genesis Eve Whitmore (that really is her birth name), her husband, their pet cast named Feep (now deceased) Joy, and Mugsy, and a cage of rats. But she and her husband are drawn as furries, an arctic fox and a gray wolf, specifically.The artist also does Livestreams every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 8:00 PM Eastern of art. Note that she does not suffer trolls, and will permaban you if you act like a peenwhack.A side story, a remake of G. K. Chesterton's original The Man Who Was Thursday, was being done every Wednesday, but remains on hiatus.
Little Tales provides examples of:
- B-Side Comics: Gen was doing a furry rendition of The Man Who Was Thursday.
- Cats Are Mean: Feep seemed to be the devil incarnate.
- Subverted with Joy, who will happily purr even when dangled upside-down.
- Christianity Is Catholic: Averted, they're Anglican, but some people have been confused as to how Uriel can be a minister and married.
- Played straight now that their church has unified with the Catholic church.
- Cloudcuckoolander: Gen herself.
- Fridge Logic: Gen gets an in-comic example: "My socks cost more than my shoes!"
- Furry Fandom: She herself identifies as a furry, but she doesn't draw porn. She says "I like to draw kitties."
- Happily Married
- Heel-Face Turn: Played with, here.
- Meaningful Name:
- Gen will usually let the actions of her pets inspire what the animal's name is.
- All of her pet rats are named after Final Fantasy characters.
- Most Fanfic Writers Are Girls: acknowledged
- My Friends... and Zoidberg: A Best For Last inversion.
- Nail 'Em: She argues this with her husband upon seeing an Alan Wake: American Nightmare poster.
- Princess Classic: Deconstructed and mocked.
- Revenge: Gen gets some payback.
- Stealth Pun: Vixentoria's secret
- The Bully: Inverted, by pet rats.
- The Internet Is for Porn: Her boss certainly thinks so.
- There Are No Girls on the Internet: An obvious troll wanted Gen to prove she was a girl (most likely by flashing the camera). Instead, she started talking about her experiences with her menstruation cycle. Also doubles as Be Careful What You Wish For.
- Third Time's the Charm: Gen's attempts at dating.
- Tsundere: Type B, Gen.


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Chocolate Frog by L A Moody
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 153]
Summary: Amid the desolation of Diagon Alley, a tiny ray of hope lay buried. Nothing more than a tidbit amid the sweeping despair of Deathly Hallows, yet it would not let go of my imagination. Had I found the casually inserted pivotal clue that would rise like Nicolas Flamel from the pages of the first book? Or had I stumbled upon another Mark Evans: nothing but filler detail in the opening pages of The Order of the Phoenix, JKR having overlooked that he bore the same last name as Harry's mother?
So I waited for my little gem to bear fruit, to become one of those climactic surprises we should have seen coming, but somehow overlooked. Only it never came to pass. The death count mounted to a staggering high, the epic moments came and went, Snape's back story was finally revealed, and still nothing.
So it has lain, bereft and unwanted, among the detritus of a Diagon Alley the Death Eaters had turned into a bully's playground. But in the intervening years, this rough diamond has become the inspiration for this story, spreading its tentacles into new and intriguing territories.
Although Harry mentions Chocolate Frog as the title of Mad-Eye Moody's autobiography at the end of my previous tale, The Dark Phoenix, this version of the story goes beyond that. Nonetheless, the sections representing Moody's memoirs are clearly labeled.
This story begins with events recounted in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and continues beyond the end of the series. I have attempted to conform to canon as much as possible, elaborating only where the circumstances are vague or passed over. It is an interpretation of the events that happened behind the scenes, so to speak.
Stolen Magic by coolh5000
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 44]
Samuel Radley is a wizard born without magic. Coming from a family with generations of witches and wizards, his brother Adrian has never really understood why Samuel has been left without, especially when there are others, with no magical blood at all, who somehow find themselves able to do magic. As he enters his fourth year at Hogwarts, it seems that the Ministry are finally starting to do something about this imbalance and Adrian couldn't be happier. All around him however, there is resistance to the new laws, and suddenly Adrian finds himself an outsider in his class and abandoned by his friends, when all he's ever done is love his family.
This is coolh5000 of Slytherin writing in the Great Hall chaptered challenge, for the Phoenix Rising prompt. I am pleased to say this story won in its section!
I am also really thrilled to say that Adrian Radley won the Chaptered QSQ for Best Original Character 2013! The story was also nominated in the Best General category.
Becoming Calla by FearlessFlyer
Rated: 6th-7th Years [Reviews - 20]
Muggle-born Calla thinks she is prepared for life at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. After all, her parents both went to boarding school, so what could be so different?
Calla soon finds out that expectations are never the same as reality, and learns more than she ever thought she would about loyalty, friendship, good and evil.
A/N: This story takes place during the Next Generation era. JKR's characters have small parts throughout, but are not the main characters. I'm continuing in the alternate universe I began in Snape's Son.
The rating for most of the story is 3-5th years, with warnings for the end chapters.
The Ring of Urobara by Osgard
Rated: Professors [Reviews - 58]
Summary: Potter. Weasley. Malfoy. Black. Seven years after the Battle of Hogwarts, a new threat has emerged that will cross distant lands and centuries in this thinking person's canon fantasy. A dark, ensemble page-turner filled with action, suspense, and mystery.
Marissa and the Wizards by JCCollier
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 75]
Summary: Two years after Voldemort's downfall, Headmistress McGonagall finds a puzzling decrease in new Muggle-born students. Consulting the magic Quill, she and Flitwick find even wizarding children being born without magical ability. Each year fewer students are listed. If the decline continues, within decades the classrooms of Hogwarts will be half empty. Concerned how far the problem spreads, McGonagall sends a message to the Quill schools of the other continents.
In Brazil, the world of magic is revealed to a young homeless girl. When Marissa cautiously accepts an education in the wizarding world, the choice will lead her to an object somehow tied to the unknown cause of the wizarding decline. But as she struggles to show any ability at all, she is unsure if she even belongs in their world. What role can a neglected street beggar have in events that wizarding schools of all the world may soon be part of?
Life After Grief by Misdemeanor1331
Rated: Professors [Reviews - 24]
Summary: The Collier's Virus is highly contagious, magically virulent, and always fatal. Junior Healers Draco Malfoy and Hermione Granger are called in to help find a cure before the virus claims another life. If they can.
The Phoenix Or The Flame by GinnyRULES
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 118]
Summary: Several years after the final battle, Dudley Dursley is struggling to come to terms with his past and the things he has done wrong. His life is turned upside down when he meets a charming young witch and is drawn into a path that leads him back into his cousin's world.
Paths to Platform 9 and ¾ - Year 2017, and Beyond by ntoforhp
Rated: 6th-7th Years [Reviews - 57]
Summary: Voldemort is dead. Harry, Ron, Hermione, and Ginny have survived. Now, the young warriors have a future. They have dreams, and dreams cost nothing; however reality has its price. The path each chooses has twists, potholes, and detours. They find that life plays tricks on people. These issues have to be confronted before they make it Platform 9 and ¾ in 2017 and beyond.
Can't Fight the Moonlight by Acacia Carter
Rated: 6th-7th Years [Reviews - 12]
Summary: A life-changing disaster at work drives Neville Longbottom to seek aid from the only ally he thinks he can trust - Hermione Weasley. She's more than willing to help, but keeping it a secret puts nearly as much of a strain on herself and her family as it does on Neville, though for entirely different reasons.
I'm not JKR. (I don't think JKR would get such a kick out of putting Neville in such horrid situations.) She owns the Potterverse and everything in it.
Title and various chapter names are from the LeeAnn Rimes song Can't Fight the Moonlight.
Once again, this is a Brand New Neville, completely different to every other Neville you've read about from me. And if you're curious about following along, find yourself a moon phase chart from 2007.
Many thanks and delicious baked goods (but not bagels) to the Marvellous Maple for the beta.
For the Love of Books by Theloonyhermione
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 8]
Summary: What was Hermione's life like before Hogwarts? Why does she love books so much? Why doesn't she have any friends? What are her parents like and what impact have they had on her life?
A story of Hermione's life before Hogwarts.
I'm not J.K. Rowling. I suppose more than a few of you know that.Edit: Thank you guys so much!! Over 1000 reads on my first story... whoever has read this is amazing.
Harry Potter and the Untitled Book by InCompanyofFaeries
Rated: 6th-7th Years [Reviews - 14]
Summary: There have been a few alterations to the plot summary as I've been writing.
So, this is the basics of the new one:
Meredith Bradbury, a previously home-studied witch with a mysterious and tragic past, arrives at Hogwarts during theTrio's seventh and final year.
Things take turns for the worst, the best, the hopeless, and, of course, the unexpected.
Full of fluff, but a bit dark at times. --- Chapter 7 in process!!!!!!!!!!!! REVIEW and you will forever make me happy =)
Strong Enough to Break by Acacia Carter
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 12]
Summary: It had been three years since his wife's death, but the first woman to make him feel something is the last woman he'd have thought. The fact that he's closer in age to her father than to her does not help matters.
Otherwise known as All Soraya's Fault.
Important note: I used the Student/Teacher warning as a precaution; the relationship in this story is between a teacher and his former student, for whom he had no feelings while she was under his tutelage. Just to be clear.
Another important note: I'm not JKR. She has a much nicer house.


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Illus. in full color. Abraham Lincoln, one of our greatest presidents, started out in life as an absent-minded frontier lawyer. How did he nudge his memory? He stuck letters, court notes, contracts, and even his checkbook in his trademark top hat. When he took off his hat, it was all there!ĀĀĀĀ
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Hike from mountain meadows toward desert has abundant spring wildflowers, views
Mountain to desert loop
Thomas Brothers map: Page 1176, 4-J, about where S1 makes a deep curve away from the northeast side of Lake Cuyamaca.
Before you go: The best map I've found for this loop is Tom Harrison Maps' Cuyamaca Rancho State Park Trail Map, available at outdoor stores such as REI and Adventure 16 or online ($9.95, www.tomharrisonmaps.com). The loop route can also be found on the Pacific Crest Trail map — both the U.S. Forest Service PCT map for Southern California as well as new Halfmile PCT Maps available for free download online. For the Halfmile map of this area, go to www.pctmap.net/p/mapdl.html and then go to Page 8 of the California Section A Map (Mexican Border to Warner Springs).
Trailhead: Park at the Pedro Fages Monument parking area off Sunrise Highway, S1, at the 36-mile marker, about 22.5 miles north of S1's intersection with I-8, or about 1.7 miles south of S1's intersection with Highway 79, just north of Cuyamaca.
Distance: The total loop is about 6.7 miles with about 1,000 feet in elevation change.
Difficulty: Moderately strenuous.
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Combine three trails for a wide loop from mountain meadows down toward the desert, and you'll see abundant spring wildflowers and vast views of wilderness.
Begin at the Pedro Fages Monument near the northern end of Sunrise Highway, S1. The California Historical Landmark No. 858 commemorates Oct. 29, 1772, when Spanish Colonel Pedro Fages headed east from San Diego searching for army deserters.
"It was the first entry by Europeans into Oriflamme Canyon," says the monument. Fages led the first Europeans from here into the Colorado Desert, which stretches from Anza-Borrego north to Mojave, and eventually continued to San Luis Obispo.
The Fages expedition might well have taken the route we follow here, or one very close to it, that would have even then followed an old Kumeyaay route between the Laguna Mountains and the desert.
From the Fages monument, head east on the California Riding & Hiking Trail. You'll begin this loop through this high-mountain meadow of Laguna, where spring wildflowers are truly abundant.
If you hike here in early April, you should be treated to one of the mountains' annual spring glories: large colonies of goldfields — tiny yellow sunflowers — that virtually paint the landscape a soft yellow here just northeast of Lake Cuyamaca.
Sprinkled among those goldfields are also lots of tiny pink red-stemmed filarees, yellow Johnny jump-ups, baby blue eyes, yellow and white cream cups, yellow fiddlenecks, pink bush mallow and yellow baby stars.
Hiking along with me through those wildflowers was a coyote, watching me watch him.
After about 1.36 miles, you'll come to a junction with the Mason Valley Truck Trail, a dirt road that leads to the Pacific Crest Trail. You'll come back up via this road, but for now, go right at this junction, past the gate, and in just 0.09 mile, you'll reach the PCT. Head left (east) on the trail, which heads down into the desert from here.
Now you're gazing at the enormous desert below from this perch at about 4,700 feet up. It's one of those wondrous sights of mountains and canyons and valleys afforded from the eastern side of Laguna down to the desert.
The Pacific Crest Trail drops about 840 feet in elevation over about 1.3 miles here, making for a fairly steep grade along the single-track trail, open only to hikers and equestrians and dogs on leashes. Mountain bikes are not allowed on the Pacific Crest Trail. And since it doesn't travel through any state parks on this route, dogs are allowed.
This steep descent on the PCT passes essentially between Chariot Canyon and Oriflamme Canyon. Oriflamme Canyon sits below the eastern flank of 4,611-foot Oriflamme Mountain.
"Since the 1880s, people have claimed to have seen 'burning balls' or 'spirit flames' on Oriflamme's east side ('oriflamme' means 'golden flame')," says the U.S. Department of Agriculture's official map of the Pacific Crest Trail. "Hoping the mysterious sparkles were gold, many prospectors mined on Oriflamme — to no avail. One scientific explanation for the glimmers is that the dry desert wind blowing sand against the quartz boulders produces static electricity or sparks."
Along the Pacific Crest Trail here, look for blue and white ceanothus (wild lilac), and in early spring, the bright pink flowers of redbud shrubs. You'll also see lots of bright yellow bush poppies.
When you reach the canyon bottom, go right on the Mason Valley Truck Trail, which heads toward the continuation of the Pacific Crest Trail. Pass the PCT, which heads further east, continuing straight ahead on the Mason Valley Truck Trail.
This old road is named for James E. Mason, according to Lowell and Diana Lindsay's "The Anza-Borrego Desert Region." Mason was the stagecoach driver who took the first westbound overland mails on the initial run of the Jackass Mail route, which went up from the desert to Laguna. Mason acquired the first patent of the old Vallecito stagecoach mail and passenger station around 1878, after it had been abandoned in 1877. He also acquired in 1891 the 160 acres in the valley that now bear his name where this old route eventually intersects with S2 further down in the desert.
In about 3.28 miles from your start, you'll reach the T-intersection of the Mason Valley Truck Trail — this is a popular mountain biking trail. Go right here and head back up the switchback road that affords more of those sweeping views.
When you finally reach the top — which is a slightly longer but more gradual ascent than going back up the Pacific Crest Trail — look back over the route you've traveled: There's a lot of wilderness here that probably hasn't changed much even since Fages was here.
After about 5.2 miles total, you'll reach that first intersection with the Pacific Crest Trail again. Continue straight ahead through the gate, and then left back onto the California Riding & Hiking Trail through the meadows to the Fages monument where you started
Priscilla Lister is a freelance writer from San Diego.


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We had a great weekend at the Art in the Garden sale at Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden, in spite of the ever-present threat of rain. In spite of the light turnout, some of my paintings found new homes and I had a chance to set up my easel and paint a nearby path in the beautiful California native plant gardens.
This scene features a blooming California buckeye (in the background, a spreading pine, several clumps of sages and a variety of oak trees. Most of the day was gray, but occasionally the sun would break through.
Now I have a break until the San Clemente paintout and sale, ending on June 27-28 (details to come.) If you live in the coastal OC, I hope you can come.
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Is it in the occupational therapy practice act and within the scope of practice for an OTA to do a formal reassessment, write the progress note to the physician, and make the clinical decisions of whether to discharge the patient, continue with the patient, or change the patient's plan of care?
Answer: As a first step, check the state licensure law to see what language may exist related to OTA scope of practice and supervision requirements. Some states are quite specific, but others are fairly general. In addition, two AOTA official documents (which reflect professional standards but do not have the legal force of a state practice act or regulations) can provide helpful guidance: The Guidelines for Supervision, Roles, and Responsibilities During the Delivery of Occupational Therapy Services and the Standards of Practice for Occupational Therapy. The first provides guidance about decision making for appropriate delegation and levels of supervision, and the second delineates the role of the OT vs. the OTA. Of course, the Occupational Therapy Code of Ethics also includes language about competency, working within applicable regulations, and scope of practice, as well as supervision (see Principle 5).
Only OTs can evaluate (they can delegate selected assessments to the OTA based on competency and if permitted by state law, but the OT is responsible for developing the plan of care, goals, etc.), change the plan of care, make recommendations, and discharge the patient. OTAs always work under the supervision of an OT although they can treat and document independently and contribute to the progress note, evaluation (as noted above), re-evaluation, and discharge plan; again, if permitted by state law and other applicable regulations.


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Japan: TEPCO Using Realtime Feedback To Help Customers Reduce Energy Consumption
TEPCO, the Japanese power company who own the Fukushima nuclear power plant, are in an unenviable position. Their Fukushima nuclear power plant is the site of one of the world's worst industrial accidents, they have been accused of not just incompetence but of falsifying safety records and yet they have to continue to supply power to Japan.
Japan itself is facing some significant challenges – only 17 of its 54 nuclear power reactors are operational heading into August, traditionally its month of peak demand. Japan needs to try to avoid rolling blackouts, and TEPCO has stepped up to helping out.
On TEPCO's home page they give top line data for the maximum demand for the day, as well as the maximum amount that will be able to be supplied. As long as the demand doesn't exceed the supply, no blackouts.
TEPCO have gone further though with a realtime chart of energy demand (updated every five minutes) versus maximum supply and also graphed against the demand on the same day in 2010 (see the chart at the top of this post). We have long argued here on GreenMonk that giving people access to information will help change behaviour. This campaign is a great example of realtime energy information in action and it appears to be helping because electricity consumption is down around 15% on last year.
This information is certainly not the only thing helping people reduce their electricity consumption – TEPCO and others also have energy reduction tips on their website and the tragedy of the Earthquake, followed by the devastating tsunami galvanised a sense of national unity, such that now anyone seen to be wasting scarce electricity is ostracised.
People and companies are turning off lights, removing bulbs, changing the thermostat on air conditioning units in a way that would previously have been thought impossible. In fact a certain pride is creeping into the campaign. Tatsuo Nakahara, administrative manager at Meiwa Rubber, a manufacturer of printing equipment with factories in Tokyo, said in an interview quoted in the New York Times
The government's figure is 15 percent, but we're aiming to cut by 25 percent
He added that in the months after the March disaster, the company had already succeeded in conserving 20 percent.
Can this effort be sustained? Only time will tell but if the Japanese can get through August, they'll have passed through the worst of it. They should consider also giving people individual energy management dashboards and something else that may help maintain the momentum, as I have posited here previously, is the addition of social media and gaming to the effort. Letting people share their energy reduction achievements with their social networks, setting targets for reductions, creating leaderboards and awarding achievement badges etc.
TEPCO may want to seriously consider this. Its reputation, nationally and internationally, is in shreds. If they can be seen now as an agent of good in this crisis, they may be able to resurrect some bit of pride in their brand.
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Right now they are faced with an emergency. So people are doing everything that they can do. There is no alternative. But what will hapen when the emergency is gone? When California faced its crisis back in the year 2001, consumption went down about 15 percent. But it all came back in a few years. Therefore the state decided to implement smart metering and smart pricing, to incentivize customers to make permanent changes in their energy using behavior. Japan needs to think seriously about the smart grid and use all the tools at its disposal -- information, prices, codes and standards, financial incentives, and new technology, to name my top five choices.
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Stanley Horwitz Aug 9, 2007 12:19 PM
in response to lmdoc50Do you have a backup of your hard drive. When you rebuilt the mailbox, it probably made your local copy match the copy on your mail server and since you had already downloaded and deleted those messages from the server, it did the same on your local copy. You will need to either recover from your own backup or try to get your mail server administrator to recover the messages for you, but that's a long-shot.
alyssawright Aug 9, 2007 4:05 PM
in response to lmdoc50The same thing just happened to me too -- AND I'm unable to delete the mailbox that has become corrupted, OR backup the mailfile, since Finder can't find the "children" of that mailbox.
It started when I tried to do my weekly backup of Mail, and got the error "children" message. When I went into the mailbox, I got the "take the account online" message. Looked it up in "help" and tried to rebuild the mailbox -- which promptly deleted all the messages in the mailbox.
The e-mails weren't super-important, so for the sake of backing up, I tried to delete those errant mailboxes, but could not. Aiyaiyai.
If anyone has any brilliant ideas, I'd love to hear them!
Ernie Stamper Aug 9, 2007 5:24 PM
in response to lmdoc50 SolvedThis message is the result of an indexing issue, and probably not from the absence of the message data. Open this mailbox (even though it will not display) and click on Mailbox in the menubar, and choose Rebuild. Wait patiently for Rebuild to finish, and be aware that if you are seeing the list of messages, that list may temporarily disappear, be returning. If only this one mailbox is the problem, then Rebuild will resolve the problem with the index.
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lmdoc50 Aug 9, 2007 6:12 PM
in response to Ernie StamperThank you, Ernie. You were right and all the emails reappeared and I could then move the mailbox too.
alyssawright Aug 9, 2007 9:13 PM
in response to Ernie Stamper**** -- glad it helped someone, but didn't help me.
When I rebuilt the mailbox before, that's when the messages disappeared completely (i.e., they had told me they were still on the server before, but even the subject headers disappeared after I re-built).
Re-building again still leaves that particular mailbox at zero messages. And the mailbox still won't delete or re-name.
Ernie Stamper Aug 10, 2007 5:02 AM
in response to alyssawrightAlyssa,
When the messages disappeared, as they would for a time during Rebuild, did you wait for Rebuild to finish and return the new list of messages -- patiently? Or did you stop the process?
Was this an On My Mac mailbox you had created as a New Mailbox once upon a time? If so, in the Finder open Home/Library/Mail/Mailboxes and look for its folder, and report what you find.
alyssawright Aug 10, 2007 6:11 AM
in response to Ernie StamperNo I didn't stop the process -- there weren't many messages in the affected mailboxes, anyhow. Originally, I could see the subject headers. While it re-built, and my messages disappeared completely and the count got set to zero.
This affects three mailboxes I created -- for two of those, if I look at the mailbox folder in my Library, the .mbox folders are completely empty. For the third, it does still have the info.plist file, and a folder of messages.
Thanks, Ernie
twoknives Aug 23, 2007 7:09 PM
in response to Ernie Stamperi know this topic has been moved from but speaking of moving - POOF! - i opened my mac mail to discover my inbox completely empty. my outbox has it's contents intact...... i've been reading some of the discussions and decided i must have to "rebuild" my mail. unfortunately, from my mailboxes tab, "rebuild" is listed but not bolded as an option. in other words - HELP.
Ernie Stamper Aug 26, 2007 7:15 PM
in response to twoknivesHow many accounts do you have? If more than one, then you would have to open the Inbox of each account before the option to Rebuild would be available.
What version of OSX are you running? How much hard drive space to you have free?
Gary Robinson2 Aug 29, 2007 8:56 AM
in response to lmdoc50I lost my Inbox completely after a rebuild too. Fortunately I have a backup, but when I try to re-import it Mail doesn't recognise the file format (files have an .emlx extension) - even though it created them! This all happened after Mail started taking ages to check the mail server (using IMAP) for new mail. Any bright ideas on what is going on and how to recover the situation?
Tasmin Aug 31, 2007 11:32 AM
in response to lmdoc50Hi, I am also experiencing similar problems. I've just lost more or less an entire partition including my emails. I luckily have a very recent back up... but almost all of the 727 emails in my main inbox have the "has not been downloaded" message. After rebuilding -- and yes, I wait till it's done -- there are only 63 emails left which are unfortunately the less important ones.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Tasmin Aug 31, 2007 1:32 PM
in response to TasminI fixed my problem, sorry about that. Somehow I'd not copied all the .emlx files from within the INBOX.mbox/Messages/ folder from the backup to the new Mail folder. My own fault after all...
Karl Eggestad Sep 4, 2007 1:46 AM
in response to alyssawrightHi all.
I had the same experience, all mails in the mailbox were listed as "offline", and the rebuild caused the entire mailbox to appear empty. Another rebuild did not solve the issue. I went to the "console", and the last line there says "Mail[3127] couldn't load body for <RecoveredMessage: 0x467540>, aborting".
Apparently, one mail message has a read error (Disk problem? separate post for that). Went to that particular mailbox's directory "~/Library/Mail/Mailboxes/Customers/xxxxxx.mbox/Messages" in
my case, and identified the file that was not readable. Moved that file (don't delete it - move it - so any bad disk issues with that mail message stays with that file), and then rebuild the mailbox. All mails (sans the one that was moved - of course) reappeared just fine and problem was solved. Hope this helps others too.
LLQ Sep 7, 2007 5:19 AM
in response to TasminHi to all,
I've had similar Mail problems and have been reading a lot of posts. I think everyone should read carefully the info on Mac Help and elsewhere about rebuilding mailboxes before you do it. My particular Mail setup (before I lost it) was to delete my messages from my server after I downloaded them into Mail, so a rebuild would only give me an empty mailbox. After I spent a lot of time importing all the messages I could find, I certainly didn't want to start over. I also looked around and discovered that my messages were in user/Pictures/Library/Mail/Mailboxes instead of user/Library/Mail/Mailboxes (don't know why, don't remember setting it up there), so take some time to look around carefully to find all the old messages.
After "successfully" importing into a newly setup Mail mailbox, I discovered I could not read or move messages -- I got the "offline" error message. So I shut down Mail and made a copy by holding down the Alt key and dragging the user/Library/Mail folder (where my newly created mailbox was) to my desktop. Then I restarted Mail and imported from this desktop backup file -- this gave me a "good" mailbox that I could then further set up with sub-mailboxes, etc. Maybe a tip for others ....


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Looks like we really are at the "Top"
Thanks for "ringing the bell"
I have a long time until retirement, so I will be buying all the way down and all the way back up. Dollar cost averaging has paid off. What an emotional rollercoaster.
@EP. Very smart! That's all it takes. DCA over the long term and you will get rich. Count on it and do your best to ride the ups, downs, and ignore the noise. Just stay in and keep buying a set dollar amount regularly. Remember it's not timing the market that matters, it's "time in the market" that counts. If all young people out there would simply do what Mr./Ms. EP states, they will be wealthy if they live long enough. Stay in index type funds that track a whole market. Sage advice EP!!
Financial disasters generally occur every 7 to 10 years, & that gives the patient investor cyclical opportunities to buy cheap. History keeps repeating itself, but it appears many investors have no sense of history. I think it comes from not reading, and not knowing anything except what is in front of your nose.
Those who stayed out may have correctly concluded that they are not investing but gambling in a rigged casino. These are not free markets anymore. Our financial system is being engineered for now by the "wizards" behind the curtain at the Federal Reserve.
Amazing that this column doesn't mention the beauty of a balanced (and rebalanced) portfolio that would have had investors buying in 2008/2009 and selling now to get back into balance.
The problem with dollar cost averaging is there comes a point when the incremental savings you are buying equities with each year is small compared to the base value of your account. Once that happens you need to ensure you have the proper asset allocation for your age and risk tolerance, perhaps by establishing a range for equity exposure. For example at age 60 I need to ensure my base stays intact while growing with inflation so I plan to have a equity exposure of between 40 and 60%. As the SP500 has gone up over the past five years I have sold off from 60% down to about 45% where I am today. if the market corrects be 20% I will add money up to the 60% mark. DCA if fine when starting out but at some point a successful investors account will outgrow the technique .
I agree with Steve. A good balanced fund...especially a good balanced index fund...reduces the emotions and positions one for slow but steady growth.
Yeah, Anonymous. Keep telling that to yourself if it makes you feel better about missing out.
Some people blame everyone but themselves for their own investing mistakes.
When the market is down, ask yourself, "Which is going to feel worse, losing another 50% knowing that markets always recover or missing out on a 100% or 200% gain from the present level knowing that you're not likely to every have the opportunity to replace those gains?"
When the markets are up, as yourself, "How much are you will to put at risk of losing 25% to make 25% knowing that losses greater than that are once in a generation event AND that markets always recover?"
With the eventual expectation of a correction, perhaps diversifying into some non-correlated alternative investments would be in order, e.g. GLD, REITs, et. al?
the bear market or depression like occurrence from 14500 to 6700 is once in lifetime event - i just don't
see something like that happenning -- pretty much the whole financial system was tied up with the housing sector
that blew apart -today everything has changed -- you cant even get a mortgage nowadays
great companies always appreciate over time no matter what - the article seems to scare people
in investing in the market and thus will miss out on great companies
News items like this make me think it's time to get out of the market.
"those who lost the most in 2008 and 2009—and begged to be taken out of stocks entirely—are the most eager to pile back in now." - how much more evidence do you need? Sell!
@ Jw
Thank you so much. That is nice to know, honestly I never thought I would have this much in a retirement account before I was 40, I have been in this positions only 13 years and have 23 years until retirement with the federal government. I don't make a ton of money (56K), I just live frugally in a very small town of 600 in the West.... I invest 20% and the feds match 5% in the super low cost Thrift Savings Plan. I have invest in Small and Large Cap US funds for 60% and 40% internationally. I have been averaging 12% over 10 years.
My most recent change is to invest my portion in the ROTH TSP to diversify my tax liabilities due to the wealth I am trying to create. The feds just made this available to us within the last few years. I so wish I could have done this in 2001.
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A lot of the people who missed the bull are our rightwing republican friends. They like to think they are smarter than the rest of us. Market timing delusional suckers. Serves 'em right.
@Curtis. Glad to know there are no delusional sucker leftie friends market timing. Your comment illustrates perfectly what idiot demagogues you people are. Cheers!
Your first mistake is to listen to anyone - anyone - bragging about their stock market returns. Ask for the audited results. The people who really make money in the market are either professionals whose returns can be audited, or they are quiet about it.
Let's face it. Investing is hard. There are no silver bullets and in my opinion you can't even buy good advice (if financial advisors know how to make above normal returns they don't need my money). I stay mostly long and try to keep 10% or so in neg beta (precious metals, commodities, whatever else I can think of). One thing I have been thinking about lately is that it is destructive to think about your nest egg in terms of it's high water mark only (I made a million dollars in 2007!, that's what I deserve to retire on). If you get to a big number then big number less a third (what happens when the market crashes and you are long) is still a big number. That's what you need to be working towards. And I guess we all need to monitor the politcal situation in most countries where you are holding your stocks. If the gov't suddenly starts attacking all successful companies, that's a game changer that could make the losses greater than a third.
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Throw Pillow
Crimsonby Marine Loup
Throw Pillow made from 100% spun polyester poplin fabric, a stylish statement that will liven up any room. Individually cut and sewn by hand, each pillow features a double-sided print and is finished with a concealed zipper for ease of care. Sold with or without faux down pillow insert.
Very nice work.
Wonderful work! Love the use of colour!
Very Nice
Thank you so much to all!
everything about it just great!!!
Gorgeous piece, came back again to say that.
Thank you Rachel. Makes me very happy!
Thank you so much Ally for the lovely comments on my works !
wonderful colour
Thanks catspaws!
very cool!
Thank you so much Liviu for all the lovely comments on my works!!
Thank you Bruce :D
This is absolutely beautiful :)
Thank you CalaNooka!!!
Great Marine, Great work!
Thank you so much Jóse !!!
Thank you ADIDA !!
One of my favorites from you.
Thank you so much Ismale for all the lovely comments on my work :D
Thank you so much Andre :D
This is so beautiful.
Gorgeous goth piece!
You're amazing Marine! I have bookmarked your shop and am going to start saving for a few pieces for my new house :)
:D What a wonderful comment Jenni. So happy you liked !!!
Very cool work. =)
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This is literally perfect.
I ADORE your ability to design a character. What about this do you not like??
You inspire me to fix my old OC and create new ones
My OC Roxy is kinda like her. She's of Japanese/cyborg descent. Still working on her weapons and overall design but her outfits are configured on the type of mission she has. mzclark.deviantart.com/gallery…
I like the girl in the middle a lot
I like the steampunk (I definitely can be incorrect) vibe that the accessories carry. It's a great mash-up of the natural and the mechanical. I don't know, just makes sense.
Thank you! As for the steampunk I would have no idea if that was correct or incorrect XD I'm just glad the gun looks like a gun lol, generally when I draw without a ref for something like that it, not only is it obvious incorrect anatomy (which is the same with this one ;_ but it doesn't look like a gun
I see steampunk as well, so I think we're both on the right track here. This needs to be finished and coloured though.