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My mom found out I cut, and now she seems really upset with me. I feel even worse now. What do I do?
She came to pick me up from school because I had a hair ap., and I was brushing my hair out and she saw my wrist. All she did was say "Why in gods name would you do that? What is wrong with you??" Of course I didn't get explain to her my problems, no teenager would. But now she is making me go to the doctor about it tomorrow and I really don't want to get any help. I don't do it often, just when I don't feel right. I will refuse to say anything about it to anyone. Now I feel worse than ever, and I just don't know what to do about it. Its not my moms fault or anybody's fault but mine, and I don't want her thinking she did something wrong. I'd rather just forget about it and leave my problems and feelings to myself, but she thinks otherwise. Its SOO embarrassing, and she has already told my grandma and brothers about it saying "Oh yeah my daughter cuts herself now". How can I tell her to just leave me alone about it? I'm independent and get mad easily if something happens I don't like. If I could get a job and a house I'd live alone. I am not like an "emo" kid, I take care of myself and at school I am just like any other kid. I'm in marching band and choir, and make good grades. Why does she even worry about it in the first place? They aren't bad cuts, just a like a bunch of scratches and drawings of things I had done. I know its like a "Motherly" thing but really I just want to be alone. Go to school, go to sleep, repeat.Why can't she just leave me alone? I'm 14 if that helps.In Topics: Teen issues
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There are two different kinds of pride: a self-righteous pride and the pride we feel from a job well done.
First, we have self-righteous pride, which is giving yourself credit for what you are and what you have done, completely forgetting that God is the only reason you even exist. Psalm 10:4 says that the proud are so full of themselves that they have forgotten all about God: "In his pride the wicked does not seek him; in all his thoughts there is no room for God." God hates this kind of pride (Proverbs 8:13).
This kind of pride definitely has its consequences. Proverbs 16:18-19 says that "pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall. Better to be lowly in spirit and among the oppressed than to share plunder with the proud." This sort of haughty spirit is opposite from the spirit of humility that we are called to practice (Matthew 5:3).
Our greatest enemy, Satan, was thrown out of Heaven because of his pride (Isaiah 14:12-15). His pride was so intense that he thought he could replace God Himself as the rightful king of everything.
To an extent, we sometimes do this too. We think we're good enough to run our lives completely on our own. We make ourselves kings and queens of things, but in reality, we have no power or ability apart from God (John 6:63). For those who rise up against God in their pride, there is nothing but bad news ahead (Isaiah 14:22). For those who think they deserve anything from God, they're just fooling themselves.
On the other hand, the kind of pride we feel from a job well done, like doing well on a test or making a cool drawing. It's totally natural to feel good about something good that you have made or done. This kind of pride is perfectly fine as long as you don't forget who allowed it to happen. We are who we are because of God, and we should avoid bragging about our accomplishments (2 Corinthians 10:13).
If someone compliments you, feel free to say "thank you" and smile. There is no reason to keep fishing and digging for compliments by drawing it out with a conversation that goes something like this:
"Your drawing is amazing!"
"Yeah, thanks, but it was all God."
"Oh, no, you're so good at art."
"It's a gift from God. What can I say?"
"You are sooooo talented!"
That's using God as a way to keep drawing compliments out of people's mouths. ☺ But just saying "thank you" is totally fine, and there is nothing wrong with feeling good about what you created. In your heart, you must remember that God gave you those gifts and talents (1 Corinthians 4:7), but there is also no reason to brag about it out loud. Why? Because then it becomes boasting, "Look at what God gave ME ME ME."
Just the other night, I had some of my young friends over even though I wasn't feeling very well. I fed them and kept their waters full. At the end, one of the girls said, "You really have the gift of hospitality." I just smiled and said, "Thank you," having to stop myself from going on with, "this is just what God has called me to do!" If I had, they would have continued complimenting me, and I know I can get a big head if I let people do that. :-P
So a simple, polite "thank you" works great. No need to go on and on and turn it into boasting.
Self-righteous pride gives the credit to ourselves when the credit should really go to God. That kind of pride takes all the glory away from God and puts it around our own faces. In a way, pride is worshipping ourselves. God is the only one who deserves the credit and the glory for the good things in our lives (1 Corinthians 10:31). But feeling good about something good is nothing to worry about.
Self-righteous pride gives the credit to ourselves when the credit should really go to God (Psalm 10:40; Proverbs 8:13). But this kind of pride is destructive (Proverbs 16:18-19) and the opposite from the spirit of humility that we are called to practice (Matthew 5:3). On the other hand, it's natural to feel good about an accomplishment and is fine as long as you remember that God gave you those gifts and talents (1 Corinthians 4:7). As Christians, we should still be humble and avoid bragging about our accomplishments (2 Corinthians 10:13). So a simple, polite "thank you" works great. No need to go on and on and turn it into boasting.
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1Get a good sniper rifle. Having a good rifle can be the difference between an amazing shot and a glorified miss.
2Follow the basic shooting instructions. Visualize/focus, relax, balance/aim, breathing/ 1-2-3 shoot, trigger control, follow through
3Focus on the target. Zone out pretty much everything except the target. This is to eliminate all distractions.
4Take aim on the target. Remember, aim small-miss small. That means if you aim for something like the belly button and your shot is off it will still hit their midsection. (and remember, if your target is moving, put a lead on him).
5Slowly inhale. Control your breathing. When you breath, your crosshairs rise and fall. This will offset your shot. Hold your breath.
6After counting to 3, slowly start to apply pressure to the trigger. Do not jerk or else your shot will be off.
7Wait for the recoil. Follow your shot by watching either the vapor trail or where the bullet strikes the target. If the bullet lands low, adjust and aim higher. If it veers to the right, aim a bit further to the left. Zero in your rifle for the selected range.
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- Make sure to compensate for wind, bullet drop, and bullet rotation.(bullet rotation-if a bullet spins to the right, it will move slightly up and to the right.)
- Do not anticipate. That means aiming your shot low to compensate for the recoil. That does not help, it just offsets your shot.
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When a dress is red, is there a happy ending.
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Too easy!
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Cons: Couldn't disable the wireless with the default bios firmware so had to upgrade that... actually wasn't too bad with the ASUS EZ FLASH utility in the bios.
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Quick and easy mount to Socket 775 boards.
- only took 10 minutes to replace my old C2D.
Adequate cooling at 30% overclock on Q8300 (Intel Quad-core with 2.5ghz stock speed).
Cons: Copper tubes come out about a 1/2" on one side.
- was only able to mount 1 way so CPU fan cord is opposite of mobo-jack.
Quite loud with CPU at load.
- be sure you have PWM (SmartFan) option in your BIOS or this thing is going to be an absolute annoyance.
Other Thoughts: For $20, I think it's a perfect fit for the Q8300 CPU. There's really no need for something super fancy when your CPU has a weak multiplier.
When I first mounted the fan, my temps were very high and after a OCCT telling me my CPU was "too hot" even at stock, I realized I hadn't mounted it properly. Your CPU should be in the low-mid 30s idle with this thing. If you see 40+, just take it out and re-mount it or re-apply your thermal paste.
Once I got it mounted correctly, I was hitting about 68-70C at full load with the overclock to 3.3ghz.
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Pros: Installed last night in all of about 10 minutes. Paired with the Rosewill RCX-Z2 hs/fan combo and overclocked this baby to 3.11ghz before even booting into Windows 7-64bit for the first time (will try to get it to the 3.4ghz assumed MAX tonight).
With my e6550 (@2.9ghz) in Battlefield Bad Company 2, both CPU cores were at max load on the lowest settings and additionally forcing DirectX-9 mode. With the Q8300, all 4 cores hover around 90% and I can get up to a combination of medium to high settings (with 2X AA) before my Radeon 4850HD reaches max load (feels like 40-50 FPS). Map-loading times were considerably faster as well with the new chip.
Black Ops went from Max load on both cores of my e6550 to only 65% of all cores on the Q8300. Still hitches (search google about it). Apparently, only the i5 and i7 CPUs are getting fully smooth performance in this game right now.
Cons: Low Multiplier for Overclocking (7.5X)
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Other Thoughts: I read this chip is supposedly out-performed by the higher clocked Core 2 Duos, but I really find that hard to believe as both games I play most improved drastically from my 3ghz clocked C2D...
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LACEY — Columbia River came up short in the Class 3A state volleyball semifinals Saturday.
That was mostly due to its opponent standing tall.
Holy Names Academy of Seattle beat the Chieftains in four sets (20-25, 25-23, 25-22, 27-25) at St. Martin's University.
Holy Names' defense at the net was the difference in the match. The Cougars scored 18 points on blocks compared to four for Columbia River.
"They definitely outblocked us," Columbia River coach Moe Melhart said. "Holy Names is a good team. They were just a little bit more polished than us."
Columbia River will play No. 1 ranked Southridge of Kennewick in the 3rd/4th place match later this evening. Southridge suffered its first loss of the year in the semifinals Saturday against Mercer Island.
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Last week, we learned that Jewish extremists vandalized – and in parts destroyed – a 1,600-year-old mosaic in Israel's Hamat Tiberias Synagogue.
"The damage is widespread … Some of the damage is irreversible," said Shaul Goldstein, executive director of the Nature and Parks Authority, quoted in the Times of Israel.
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According to Haaretz: the vandals left graffiti reading, "A site for every grave [desecrated]," and "For Shuka," probably referring to Shuka Dorfman, the head of the Antiquities Authority. They also tore up the floor. In the past two months, several other archaeological sites have been damaged. Civil servants doing antiquities work have been threatened.
I was fortunate to see this mosaic, and it left a deep impression on me. What struck me the most was the juxtaposition of recognizably Jewish symbols, like menorahs and shofars, with others that would seem foreign today: signs of the zodiac, and human figures adorned with halo-like decorations that evoke the Christian art of the time. To think that I was connected to this rich, cosmopolitan and ancient heritage was intensely inspiring.
When I found out about the vandalism, I almost cried. Such acts baffle me so much – they must emerge from such a totally foreign worldview – that it's distressing, and exacerbates my growing sense of alienation from Israel. These Israelis aren't Klal Yisrael, but they taint it, and their numbers and power are growing.
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Like many people, I love my iPhone. It lets me check my email on the go, access my Lion Brand app, and take pictures and videos of things that inspire me wherever I go. Recently, I passed the Hermès store and with my iPhone, I took a picture (below left) of the amazing coat in the window–it's made of yarn and has a wonderful loopy texture.
I really love the look of that coat, and I think the texture would be great for a hand-knitting or crochet project. I showed the picture to Zontee, and she reminded me that we have a great purse pattern that has that same great texture, but in a more accessible style (not everyone can wear a full-length loopy coat!). I hope you'll check it out. Click here for the purse pattern.
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If you're like me, you're probably thinking about making some holiday gifts this season. I love to make accessories in fun colors and textures for my friends and family, since it's a nice way to change up a winter look. They're my go-to gift items.
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If you've never woven before, it's a great way to mix and match colors to create interesting plaids or striping designs. Check out the weaving patterns on LionBrand.com or click here for my blog post about picking yarns for weaving.
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Calling all crocheters! We know you've been waiting patiently all season for our next crochet-along to start, and now the wait is over! Right on the heels of our Wisteria Shawl Collar Pullover Knit-Along, we're starting our NEW crochet-along NEXT THURSDAY!
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Welcome back to the Wisteria Pullover Knit-Along! My sweater pieces are knit and blocked, and I'm ready to get this pullover finished! In getting started to put mine together, however, I realized there are quite a few different finishing techniques involved and quite a large collar to knit, so I'm going to break the finishing work down into two posts, this week and next. Let's get started on the shoulder seams and collar!
The first step is to seam the shoulders in order to create the back neck opening for the collar. To do so, I recommend a type of seam called the mattress stitch. There are three different types of mattress stitch: horizontal to horizontal stitches (side seams), vertical to vertical stitches (shoulder seams), and vertical to horizontal (the collar and part of the sleeve cap). As you can see, we'll be employing all three along the way to finishing our sweater! Starting at the outside edge of your shoulder seam, pin your front and back pieces together and begin seaming, working your darning needle under both legs of the V on one piece and then under both legs of the V opposite on the other piece, as shown in the following image. I've used a golden yarn so that you can see the stitches, but keep in mind that these will be visible, so you should use the same yarn as for the main body. For more information on seaming click here.
I like to keep the tension of this seam similar to my knit stitches, instead of pulling it tight so that the seam looks like another row of stitches, but it's entirely up to you. Here's why mine looked like after seaming:
Repeat with the other side and voila! Starting to look a bit more like a sweater? Now you can start to picture where this collar is going to fit in. So now it's time to pick up stitches to start knitting the shawl collar. The way the collar is constructed is this: you pick up and knit a certain number of stitches along the back of the neck and begin working in 2×2 rib; gradually more stitches are cast on at the beginning of both rows to elongate the collar but give it a nicely-shaped curve, then it is knit until it is wide enough to fill the gap we created in the front.
To plan mine, I counted how many bind-off stitches I had along the back of the neck opening and found I had 32 – 2 short of the 34 I needed to pick up. I accounted for this by picking up my first and last stitch from the shoulder join, then used the 32 stitches I bound off before ato get my 34 stitches to start the collar. Working from right to left, pick up and knit each stitch until you have the number required. By planning ahead, you can evenly space these stitches instead of getting to the end and having to stretch across or cram in a bunch of stitches. For more information about picking up stitches, click here. Here's what the process of picking up and knitting looks like (again, I've used contrast yarn, but you'll be using your main body yarn):
To add the stitches at the beginning of the row, one simple method is the backwards loop cast on. Click here for more information on how to do this cast on. Just as a word of advice: once you have your added stitches, the pattern says to work in K2, P2 rib as established – be aware that on your right side rows, you will need to start with 2 purls, or you will throw off the rib pattern.
If you made your neck opening deeper or more shallow, now is the time to adjust your collar length to fit your opening, keeping in mind the collar is sewn in with the ribbing slightly stretched. I worked the pattern as written, and my collar fit well. Although the opening looked very deep, it worked out very nicely. Keep working in 2×2 ribbing until the side edges of the collar are the same height as the bound-off opening in the neck, which for me was just over 4 inches. Remember the back section of the collar will be wider than this, which creates the shawl collar.
Now it's time to sew it into place. We'll be using a different version of the mattress stitch for this: the vertical-horizontal type. This method combines the technique of the other two versions: you work under the V of the vertical piece, then under the bar one stitch in from the edge of the horizontal piece, back and forth, then pull them together to make the seam disappear. Again check out the page we have about seaming by clicking here, where you can see what I mean between the different horizontal and vertical stitches (disregard the garter stitch seams since we have stockinette and ribbing.)
I chose to secure the bottom of the collar first, then attach it down each side so I could fit it in smoothly. I joined the left side of the collar (your left, the sweater's right side) first, using a simple whip stitch between the side of the collar and the bound-off stitches of the neck opening, since this part of the seam will be covered up by the overlap. Next I attached the other side of the collar on top, carefully working my vertical-horizontal mattress stitch to make the join as invisible as possible, resulting in this:
I applied the same type of seam to the sides of the collar, pinning the collar in place first: one in the middle, then two on either side of that, to ensure that I could make the collar lay flat and even. It takes some patience to make it look right, but it's worth it! Here's a picture of my finished collar and I couldn't be happier!
As I mentioned last week, once I finished knitting the sleeves it was time to get those blocked and ready for seaming. As with the front and back of the sweater, it's very important to have your pattern schematic and a measuring tape handy when blocking so you can shape and size the sleeves to the exact measurements you want in the finished piece and it makes seaming much easier. My sleeves are all pinned out and drying, ready for next week!
So enjoy your week and completing the collar of your sweater, and next week we'll set in the sleeves and seam up the sides, then enjoy our finished pullovers!
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Finally bit the bullet on a HDTV.,
This review is from: LG 50PA6500 50-inch 1080p 600 Hz Plasma HDTV (2012 Model) (Electronics)
Like others, when it comes to buying electronics, paralysis by analysis sets in. My living room continued to have the good old dependable 27" tube, but I have been lusting to replace it with a flat screen for some years now. For whatever reasons, I never would pull the trigger. Initially, I was sure that I would get a LCD when the time came, as the plasmas would always look dull and lifeless on display. Along with the horror stories everywhere about 1st generation plasmas with the burn-in and such.
However, over time I couldn't help but notice that plasmas were significantly cheaper than LCDs for the same features set. So with price being the motivator, I sought to prove or disprove the myths of plasma TVs. As expected, I found some LCD vs. Plasma flame wars amongst the fanboys. But digging deeper, I found plenty of what seemed to be fairly non-partisan praises of plasma TVs. That the problems of early plasmas were long gone.
I visited a hhgregg and this model's picture was amongst the best on display. I took note of the model number and price and set off to do some more "paralysis/analysis" research. I soon found out that it was a 2012 release and there was very little information available. However, the store's price was lower than the consensus price online even with the sales tax added (The price then, 3-9-12, was 10% lower than the price in hhgregg's 4-1-12 circular). I checked on previous LG models and did not see any red flags, so I finally bit the bullet and got it.
Set it up and was only mildly impressed with the picture, as it was somewhat dull. Went to the picture set up menu and changed from the default "energy saving" mode to standard and voila the nice picture I was expecting. I do not have HD cable but get HD over-the-air with the [...], again with a great picture. This model says it has some kind of feature that adjusts the picture depending on the lighting in the room. Well, I guess it works because the room this TV is in varies from dark to bright and the picture is always wonderful. So far, everything is set to the factory settings except energy saving and I do not see any reason to change anything. It might be that I do not have videophile credentials as I might not know "black levels" from a black bear, but to my eyes the picture is great.
The remote and on screen menu are well laid out and intuitive. I have yet to go to the manual to figure out anything.
I've just came back from visiting a friend that has a Samsung UN60ES7100 60-Inch 1080p 240Hz 3D Slim LED HDTV (Black). While having more features and physically prettier, the picture on the LG is definitely better. However, the source may have made a difference, his Dish vs. my DirecTv. Also, I went through the long process of calibrating the TV according to the poster here. I was skeptical of whether it would make a difference, but it actually made a great picture greater.
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I saw one of these on display at BB and the picture was grannie and dark - to be honest, just terrible. Though I won't be getting this model (I have a LG 60PM9700 on its way), I'll be getting a LG plasma nevertheless so I'm a little nervous. 2011 LG plasma models got good marks for colors bad trailed Samsung and Panasonic for blacks but LG say their 2012 plasma models will have blacks that are 35-40% darker so I took a chance. So hopefully it was because BB was using the default energy saving mode.
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99% of the time when I was checking out flat screens I got the same impression when it came to plasmas in general and never thought I would be getting a plasma. I would even say that this particular hhgregg may have been the first time I have seen plasmas on par with the LCDs picture wise. I'm fairly confident you will be satisfied with the LG.
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excellent review.
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never trust an in store demo.
my local HH G had this set on display but the signal was split so many times and the settings were all out of whack. if you don't trust reviews you read, than ask for the remote, take the device OUT of DEMO mode. Even better, bring a USB stick of demo video and photos. Most sets have a port for USB anyway. You can bring a test pattern, get the levels the way you like, and then put it through its paces.
I found this was a "Best Buy" on consumer reports dot org and now i know why. speakers stink but most TV speakers do. who has a killer tv with no sound system, anyway? This TV saves you enough money to get the very best !
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thanks for a review that was funny as well as informative, in language everyone can understand.
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Good review, and the only thing I'd question is your comment about plasma HDTVs being "dull and lifeless on display." I never noticed that, although you have to take the display pics at any big box store with a grain of salt. From my personal experience, I think that (general rule here) the plasmas, if anything, give a better picture. And especially on the fast motion (sports, action movies) stuff, which I'm guessing has to do with the 600 Hz. But as product technology changes, that may change as well. All the nice HDTVs give some great pictures, certainly head and shoulders above our old tube sets.
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Dana says:
@S.A.F., 600Hz sounds good, but it's not true 600Hz refresh. It's sub-field interpolation, so most of the frames are actually duplicated.
It's effective, but not exactly what they claim!
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