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Uncertainty: Einstein, Heisenberg, Bohr, and the Struggle for the Soul of Scienceby David Lindley
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Werner Heisenberg's "uncertainty principle" challenged centuries of scientific understanding, placed him in direct opposition to Albert Einstein, and put Niels Bohr in the middle of one of the most heated debates in scientific history. Heisenberg's theorem stated that there were physical limits to what we could know about sub-atomic particles; this "uncertainty" would have shocking implications. In a riveting account, David Lindley captures this critical episode and explains one of the most important scientific discoveries in history, which has since transcended the boundaries of science and influenced everything from literary theory to television.
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Chapter 1
Robert Brown, son of a Scottish clergyman, was the archetypal self–made scholar, sober, diligent, and careful to the point of fanaticism. Born in 1773, he trained in medicine at Edinburgh, then served for some years as a surgeon's assistant in a Fifeshire regiment. There he put his spare time to worthy use. Rising early, he taught himself German (nouns and their declensions before breakfast, his diary records, conjugation of auxiliary verbs afterward) so that he could master the considerable German literature on botany, his chosen subject. On a visit to London in 1798, the young Scotsman met and so impressed the great botanist Sir Joseph Banks, president of the Royal Society, that on Banks's recommendation he sailed three years later on a long voyage to Australia, returning in 1805 with close to four thousand exotic plant specimens neatly stowed on his ship. These he spent the next several years assiduously describing, classifying, and cataloging, serving meanwhile as Banks's librarian and personal assistant. Brown's remarkable Australian trove, along with Banks's own equally notable collection, became the heart of the botanical department of the British Museum, of which Brown became the first professional curator. He was, said a visitor to Banks's London house, "a walking catalogue of every book in the world."
Charles Darwin, before he was married, passed many a Sunday with the learned Robert Brown. In his autobiography Darwin describes a contradictory man, vastly knowledgeable but powerfully inclined to pedantry, generous in some ways, crabbed and suspicious in others. "He seemed to me to be chiefly remarkable for the minuteness of his observations and their perfect accuracy. He never propounded to me any large scientific views in biology," Darwin writes. "He poured out his knowledge to me in the most unreserved manner, yet was strangely jealous on some points." Brown was notorious, Darwin adds, for refusing to lend out specimens from his vast collection, even specimens that no one else possessed and which he knew he would never make any use of himself.
It is ironic, then, that this dry, cautious man should be commemorated now mainly as the observer of a curious phenomenon, Brownian motion, that represented the capricious intrusion of randomness and unpredictability into the elegant mansion of Victorian science. It was indeed the very scrupulousness of Brown's observations that made the implications of Brownian motion so grave.
In June 1827, Brown began a study of pollen grains from Clarkia pulchella, a wildflower, popular today with gardeners, that had been discovered in Idaho in 1806 by Meriwether Lewis but named by him for his co–explorer William Clark. Characteristically, he intended to scrutinize minutely the shape and size of pollen particles, hoping that this would shed light on their function and on the way they interacted with other parts of the plant to fulfill their reproductive role.
Brown had acquired a microscope of recent and improved design. Its compound lenses largely banished the rainbow–hued fringes of color that afflicted the borders of objects seen in more primitive instruments. Under Brown's eye the ghostly shapes of the pollen grains sprang clearly into view, their edges neatly delineated. Even so, the images were not perfect. The pollen grains wouldn't stay still. They moved about, jiggled endlessly this way and that; they shimmered and stuttered; they drifted with strange erratic grace across the microscope's field of view.
This incessant motion complicated Brown's planned investigations, but it was not so very surprising. More than a century and a half earlier Antony van Leeuwenhoek, a draper from Delft, Holland, had astonished and delighted the scientific world when he described tiny "animalcules" of strange and myriad form that his crude microscope revealed in droplets of pond water, in scrapings from the unbrushed teeth of old men, and even in a suspension of ordinary household pepper crushed into plain water. "The motion of most of these animalcules in the water was so swift, and so various, upwards, downwards, and round about, that 'twas wonderful to see," the entranced Leeuwenhoek wrote. His discovery not only spurred further scientific investigation but also led well–to–do citizens to purchase microscopes for their parlors and drawing rooms, where they could amaze their guests with this new wonder of nature.
Some animalcules had tiny hairs or finny extensions that enabled them to swim about. Others wriggled like little eels. It was easy to imagine that their meanderings were purposeful in some rudimentary way. Pollen grains, on the other hand, were simple in shape and had no moving parts. Still, they were undeniably organic. It seemed to Brown not unreasonable to suppose that pollen grains—especially as they were the male parts of a plant's reproductive equipment—might possess some vital spirit that impelled them to move in their amusing but inscrutable fashion.
But Brown distrusted vague hypotheses of this sort. Observation, not speculation, was his forte. Testing pollen from other plants, he found that those grains danced about too. But then he examined minute fragments of leaves and stems and saw that those also jogged perplexingly about under his microscope's gaze.
His attention caught by this "very unexpected fact of seeming vitality," Brown could not help but probe the matter further. He obtained dust from dried plant samples, some more than a century old. He scraped tiny fragments from a piece of petrified wood. All these tiny grains had once been living but were now long dead, any vital spark extinguished. Examined under a microscope, they also shimmied. He moved on to truly inorganic material, knocking tiny shards from a variety of rocks and a piece of ordinary window glass. They too jiggled about. To put the case to the ultimate test, he scratched powder from a piece of the Sphinx, to which, as a curator of the British Museum, he had easy access and which he presumably regarded as certifiably, unarguably dead, on account of its provenance.
Placed in a drop of water under his microscope lens, ancient dust from the Sphinx danced about like everything else.
Brown acknowledged that he was not the first to see things jiggling about under the microscope. A certain Mr. Bywater of Liverpool, he noted, had a few years earlier looked at fragments of both organic and inorganic materials and observed "the animated and irritable particles" that they all shed. But Brown, through a variety of ingenious and careful experiments, established that the ceaseless motion of all these tiny fragments was neither the "animalcular motion" Leeuwenhoek and others had seen nor movement produced by vibration or turbulence of the fluid suspensions, by the action of heat, or through electric or magnetic influences.
This was contradictory and baffling. Dead particles of dust clearly couldn't move of their own volition, nor was any external influence pushing them around. Yet move they all too plainly did. Brown himself made no attempt at an explanation. He was a careful descriptive botanist, not a philosopher of nature, and as Charles Darwin said, "much died with him, owing to his excessive fear of never making a mistake."
Faced with this impossible dilemma, science took the prudent course and ignored Brownian motion for decades. Its deep significance went unnoticed because the phenomenon was so far beyond scientific apprehension. There was no way even to begin to grasp what it meant. Anyone who used a microscope knew about Brownian motion, at least as a great nuisance, but few read carefully what Brown himself had said about it. Most botanists and zoologists persisted in the idea that it was a manifestation of vital spirits, conveniently ignoring Brown's demonstration that inert particles jiggled about just as much. Or else they decided their specimens were buffeted by heat or vibrations or electrical disturbances, ignoring Brown's experiments that ruled out those and other influences.
It was not until after Brown's death in 1858 that a few scientists began to see their way to an understanding of the phenomenon. As often happens in science, the observations could not be understood until there was at least the glimmering of a theory by which to understand them. The theory in this case was not a new idea but a very old one that science finally had the means to make sense of.
The Greek thinker Democritus, who flourished around 400 B.C, believed that all matter was made of tiny, fundamental particles called atoms (from the Greek atomos, indivisible). No matter how prescient this notion seems in retrospect, it was really a philosophical conceit more than a scientific hypothesis. What atoms were, what they looked like, how they behaved, how they interacted—such things could only be guessed at. Modern interest in atoms revived first among the chemists. In 1803, John Dalton in England proposed that rules of proportion in chemical reactions—hydrogen and oxygen combining in a fixed ratio to produce water, for example—came about because atoms of chemical substances joined together according to simple numerical rules.
Atoms didn't gain credibility overnight. As late as 1860 an international conference convened in Karlsruhe, Germany, to debate the atomic hypothesis. The weight of opinion by now favored atoms, but there was significant dissent. Many distinguished chemists were happy to take laws of chemical combination as basic rules in their own right, and saw no reason to indulge in extravagant speculation about invisible particles.
August Kekulé, the German chemist who famously devised the ring structure of the benzene molecule while dozing in his fireside armchair and dreaming about snakes catching their own tails, offered a more shaded opinion. He accepted the existence of the chemical atom, along the lines suggested by Dalton and others, and he noted that some physicists, for their own reasons, had also recently begun arguing for atoms. But were the chemist's atom and the physicist's atom the same thing? Kekulé thought not, or at least that any such judgment was premature.
To the chemist, an atom was a thing of almost tactile qualities. It possessed in some way the characteristics of the substance it represented, and it could hook up with or detach from other atoms, according to their respective qualities. Chemists mostly imagined that atoms in bulk sat still, filling space like oranges in a crate.
Physicists thought quite differently. Their atoms were tiny, hard pellets, flying about at high speed in mostly empty space, occasionally crashing into each other and bouncing off again. The role of these atoms was specific. Beginning about halfway through the nineteenth century, a number of mathematically inclined physicists began to pursue the idea that the frenetic motion of atoms could explain the hitherto mysterious phenomenon of heat. As atoms in a volume of gas gained energy, they would fly about faster, bump into each other more violently, and crash more forcefully into the walls of a container. This was why gas would expand when heated, and exert more pressure. In this so–called kinetic theory of heat, heat was nothing but the energy of atomic motion. The deeper implication was that large–scale physics of heat and gases ought to follow ineluctably from the small–scale behavior of atoms as they moved and collided in strict obedience to Newton's laws of motion.
Thus arose the reliable cliche of the atom as a tiny billiard ball, hard but inert, banging mindlessly about. Whether this had anything to do with chemistry was another question. Physicists allowed that the atoms of one gas might be lighter or heavier than those of another, but why gases had distinct chemical properties was none of their business.
The atom, in short, was in these early days by no means a unifying hypothesis. If chemists and physicists had little to say to each other, still further excluded were the microscopists and biologists. Kinetic theory came with mathematical complexities that repelled all but a select few, while the typical mathematician, if even aware of Brownian motion, most likely assumed it was a trivial phenomenon of strictly botanical interest.
Nevertheless, a connection awaited discovery. A first hint came from Ludwig Christian Wiener, who spent most of his life teaching mathematics and geometry at German universities. In 1863, after conducting experiments that confirmed everything Brown had long ago found, Wiener felt able to publish an intriguing if speculative suggestion. If the liquid in which Brownian particles jiggle about was in reality a welter of furious atoms, then these atoms would buffet the suspended particles from all sides. The erratic but incessant agitation of the invisible atoms, he argued, would cause the larger visible particles to stagger unpredictably about.
In keeping with the tangled history of this subject, Wiener's daring proposal attracted next to no interest.
It fell to a series of French and Belgian Jesuit priests to keep digging for a scientific account of Brownian motion. During the nineteenth century many clergymen maintained an active and useful interest in the observational and collecting sciences: botany, geology, zoology, and so on. The clerical connection comes up in Middlemarch, when the determinedly atheistic man of science Dr. Lydgate visits the agreeably untheological Reverend Farebrother and finds that the clergyman has an impressive natural history collection, including specimens, books, and journals. Happy to encounter a fellow philosopher of nature, Lydgate offers to show Farebrother a few of his own items, in particular "Brown's new thing—Microscopic Observations on the Pollen of Plants—if you don't happen to have it already."
What's more, Jesuits and many other churchmen had a surprisingly broad and rigorous education in philosophy, logic, and even mathematics. Such men were singularly well equipped to deal with problems that we might now call cross–disciplinary but which in those days were merely part of the broad enterprise called science. Mathematical physicists, by contrast, were by the latter half of the nineteenth century on their way to becoming a breed apart, inhabitants of their own recondite discipline, a realm that even those with an adequate amateur command of mathematics were increasingly shy of entering.
This growing divide meant that by the end of the 1870s, a number of scientists perceived the correct qualitative explanation of Brownian motion but lacked the means to put their hypothesis into convincingly quantitative terms. It's strangely difficult to find anyone willing to take credit for seeing the answer. In an 1877 issue of the London Monthly Microscopical Journal, for example, we find Father Joseph Delsaulx, S.J., attributing to an unnamed colleague the suggestion that Brownian motion results from the constant agitation of small particles by the atoms or molecules that make up a liquid. (Chemists had by this time established the distinction between atoms, which were fundamental, and molecules, which were combinations of atoms.)
Three years later, writing for the Revue des Questions Scientifiques, Father J. Thirion, S.J., mentions that he had seen some years before a similar proposal jotted down in the unpublished laboratory notes (!) of "Fr. Carbonelle, a savant well known to our readers, to whom another of our colleagues, Fr. Renard, had shown for the first time the curious movement of libelles." These libelles, Thirion is helpful enough to explain, are microscopic dark spots seen within little pockets of liquid trapped in samples of quartz. They are in fact tiny bubbles of gas caught within these liquid inclusions, and they jiggle about in the now–familiar fashion. Father Delsaulx also refers to libelles, and adds that since quartz is known to be very old, this is a case of Brownian motion that must have been going on unabated for millions of years. Clearly, he says, no external cause can be responsible. What Father Renard showed to Father Carbonelle must be the result, Father Delsaulx affirms, of molecules bouncing endlessly around.
The reverend gentlemen were on the right track, but their lack of mathematical sophistication prevented them from going much further. Delsaulx suggested vaguely that the observed amplitude of Brownian motion—how far and fast a particle travels on each zig or zag—must have something to do with what he called the "law of large numbers." A molecule of liquid, it was clear by this time, is far too small for a single impact with a Brownian particle to cause any observable motion. Rather, the molecules crash constantly into the particle from all sides, but not quite uniformly. Variations in the impacts on different sides of the Brownian particles make it jiggle about; at the same time, the greater the number of molecules involved, the more their random impacts would tend to cancel each other out, making the motion smaller. The "law of large numbers," by which Delsaulx evidently means to imply some sort of statistical reasoning, should in principle connect the magnitude of Brownian motion with the size and number and speed of molecules in the liquid. More than this he could not say.
From the Hardcover edition.
Meet the Author
David Lindley holds a Ph.D. in astrophysics from Sussex University and has been an editor at Nature, Science, and Science News. Now a full-time writer, he is the author of The End of Physics, Where Does the Weirdness Go?, The Science of Jurassic Park, Boltzmann's Atom, and Degrees Kelvin. He was also the recipient of the Phi Beta Kappa science writing prize. He lives in Alexandria, Virginia.
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If there is a leak, you would find it right then recharge the unit.
what's the charge on the unit?
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Go with the Lennox 95%, I just installed a 97% fully modulating furnace and it works really nice.:grin2:
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What is the blower closet do mean the furnace in the closet?
I'm trying to get a better picture of the location!
The large return is in the closet on the 1 st floor as well as the other one in the hall 4' from the T-stat?
How many Returns are in the house?
What type of system are you using currently?
Is this an upflow furnace, with the filter rack below and your return can below that?
Usually get in the Truck!
Has the high limit been checked?:grin2:
Could maybe be hard start?
I would possibly concerned with the pressure drop.:whistle:
I'm curious because of what you might end up with if you tried it? And what your use for it would be?:putergreet:
What do plan on using it for?:putergreet:
Whats the application bra?:putergreet:
:cheers: Sweet, well like I is that what the parts are rated at?:whistle:What's the weather like down there?
:putergreet: Did I miss something? Are you in Guyana? Where is that exactly?
I'm only seeing a .5 ton difference and if you went with two ton all the way, why wouldn't you want to?
Super nice! Impressive!
Dd the tech check the charge on the unit?
That sound to be a whole lot of condensation, rain would be more likely what parts is the unit located?:grin2:
filter changes would usually only affect the equipment if you had a filter that had been in their for a long time and was so thick with dirt that it would make the unit work harder. Filters help...
Having appropriate clearance from the OD fan should help reject the heat better.:whistle:
My last job was doing commercial PM's, Stapels, Office Max were some of our customers and I would have between 8-10 RTU's.
looks really good, looks like you did your homework! I would would be a happy customer.:cheers:
Heat doesn't rise warm air rises:angel:
I would agree:.02:
Is this a heat pump or A/C unit? Does it have electric strip heat?
That should be done while unit is on so that proper voltage at the unit can be measured.
35^F wet and cold in the great PNW:gah:
You should always right down on the equipment why and when service was performed. Did you see any?
Also, heat rises.
Heat doesn't rise, warm air rises.:whistle:
:cheers:very nice work!
Sounds like your familiar somewhat! The house you said was really tight, well you shouldn't have any issues heat loss, so why the zoning? A properly sized trunk and runs, you should be pretty...
Is this a house?
I'm not familiar with that type of control but it controls your heating it might have something to do with it.
What is it your wall unit is controling? Sounds like I would want to check it first.
I have done some P/Ms and some service and let me tell you how many times these places don't have roof top access. How Frustrating. Tell me how do you plan on servicing it when your done.:gah:
Brand New!, depending on what type of app., what's wrong?
Where is the furnace?, If it's in the basement you can't run it up through the joice spacing over to a sink or floor drain?:callpro:
What do you mean by offset? Do you mean TD.
It sound like the T-stat is bad? Or isn't programmed correctly.:putergreet:

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I've been wondering: What is that thing around his neck?
Did he go all Britney Spears hair salon before his arrest?
And if he were a Muslim (or a homo), wouldn't this be 'round the clock news for a week?
Max Blumenthal has the roundup on dude's MySpace posts, which are almost word for word identical to Osama bin Laden's rants.
I agree... He's a hot one. Scar and all!
He is so not hot. Give him 20 years. Then he'll be hot.
What Mr. Poe said.
Poor stupid kid.
why does everybody have to shave their head to go to jihad?
lets grow some hair, terrorists!
Another sexy young mind warped by the X-tians.
Skinheads don't do much for me, especially not crazy fundamentalist bomber-type skinheads.
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but what the hell is he wearing? a witch costume?
His scar isn't as sexy as Tina Fey's.
An early favorite in next season's American Idolator.
Man... there is just something about angry militant young men that gets me going!!
skinhead thug.
He's gettin' ready to eat some LOBSTER!
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Verily, ye shall know them by the bolts in their necks.
Wait, wait, wait!!! He was going to protect the dead body of a christian fundamentalist by blowing up christian fundamentalists. My head hurts now.
Well, perhaps his looks will serve him well. Maybe he'll get some prison protection in exchange for taking the occasional load in the mouth. Or maybe they'll just rent him out or gang rape him in the yard.
Funny, the media can't stop running the story about that poll of young American Muslims (the one that says 80% think that suicide bombs are appropriate in some cases), but where has all the media attention Christian Taliban gone? What about those who want to shove their religion down our throats? Those Christians who think it's appropriate to bomb Planned Parenthood and make homosexuality (or ANY sexuality) a crime? I don't see anything on the news about that.
This guy has a look on his face that says transorbital lobotomy.
ok where are the n00dz?
ok where are the n00dz?
In my experience, violent Christian Extremists are just closet cases anyway with the whole Christian extremist thing being simple cover for their "horrible temptations"... and a spell in jail is just one way of him getting what he needs to help him sort himself out.
If the "intelligence services" arrested his friends and relations with the same industry as they do the friends and relations of his direct Muslim equivalent, the world would be a better place. And a more democratic one.
I thought the same thing when I saw his photo. Just goes to show you hot people can be just a fucked up as anyone else.
Dude looks more like Britney than Britney does these days.
he's not so cute on his myspace http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=52589827
Those lips will be VERY popular in prison. Poor idiot.
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1. Brandon Marshall, WR: He led the team in receptions with six, and flashed what should have been an inspiring effort on a 15-yard touchdown in the first half. Eventually, the Green Bay Packers took Marshall out of the game. But afterward, Marshall made a long overdue plea for accountability on offense. While collectively the group probably isn't as talented as Marshall, if they put forth his effort on a week-to-week basis, we wouldn't be discussing the possibility of the Bears possibly missing the postseason.
2. Corey Wootton, DE: The performance against the Packers doesn't go down as outstanding, but nobody on the roster could really claim that distinction for this game. Wootton played a season-high 62 snaps, and tied for the team lead with 1.5 sacks. Wootton made a season-high three tackles and was responsible for a couple of hurries. After getting off to a slow start to his career because of injuries, Wootton seems to be proving he's worth the draft pick the Bears invested in him.
3. Julius Peppers, DE: Because of injuries diminishing the team's depth, Peppers played a season-high 65 snaps against the Packers and notched a five-tackle performance in addition to contributing 1.5 sacks and a pair of quarterback hurries. Fighting through a bout with plantar fasciitis most of the season, Peppers seems to just now be finding his groove, making two tackles or fewer in most of his outings of 2012. Peppers needs to continue to be a disruptive force for this team to win out to have a shot at the postseason.
1. Kelvin Hayden, CB: With Tim Jennings still out of the lineup, the Packers decided to go after Hayden and nickel corner D.J. Moore, and both players gave up touchdowns in pass coverage. Green Bay targeted Hayden 10 times and completed six balls against him for 79 yards and a passer rating of 118.3. Although Hayden has started two games, opponents have generated a passer rating of 100 or better when targeting the cornerback in four of the last five games, according to Pro Football Focus.
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Synonyms for "multiple things that reside in the same location" - I can think of "colocated," which I've only seen in an engineering context. Do any other words fit the bill?
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try juxtaposed from juxtapose
or even cohabit
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I think this might be too vague for what you're looking for.
How about co-ubietous?
Outside of narrow, technical and philosophical contexts, ubiety means "the state of being located somewhere particular," which seems just the right start for what you're seeking.


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I have a custom home theater PC setup with the TV (a Sharp LCD) connected as monitor 3 via HDMI to my Windows 7 PC. I use an ATI/AMD 6770 graphics card with support for 3 monitors... I have two touchscreen monitors connected (via DVI and a second HDMI port) to the same card. Windows is configured to span the desktop over all 3 displays.
When I power on the TV the display on both monitor 1 and monitor 2 goes black for a couple of seconds. We'll call this blackout 1. Then it comes back for a few seconds (presumably as the TV warms up), and then goes black again (blackout 2) for a few more seconds. Everything is fine after that.
I believe blackout 1 is caused by the hardware on the graphics card detecting a new signal and reconfiguring resources internally. I believe blackout 2 is caused by Windows detecting a new display as reported by the graphics drivers and reconfiguring the Windows desktop. I don't have evidence of this, but it makes logical sense.
How can I eliminate one or both of these blackout periods?
The two touchscreen monitors are control interfaces for the HTPC. It is incredibly annoying to have the entire HTPC UI go black not once but twice whenever the TV is powered on. I am open to any suggestions, including using a separate graphics card for the TV or not spanning the desktop or even switching to NVidia hardware if that might make a difference.
I should clarify that I think both the graphics card and Windows are working as intended: these blackouts are probably fine in most environments. My particular scenario however really depends on no interruption in the video feed to the two touchscreens.


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How can I move the page title to a sidebar in a Twenty Eleven child theme?
How can I move the page title to a sidebar in a Twenty Eleven child theme?
By page title, perhaps I am referring to entry title?
I'd like the title of each post to be in the sidebar, as shown in this blog.
that is not a sidebar per-se, but just a post-meta section formatted to be on the left of the post image and content.
possibly doable with some css adaptations.
before you start editing Twenty Eleven directly, create a child theme to work with - http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
please post a link to your site to illustrate what you have so far.
I am working on a child theme, as stated above. Sorry, I can't post a link, as this is for a client.
I wondered about it not being a sidebar. So, what you're saying is the title, date, comments, etc., in the sample blog I provided are all within the same column, but positioned via CSS? That makes sense. Also seems easier:-)
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Well, no one claimed my 2,000 kiriban so I just decided to do whatever I wanted. I was already working on this one and decided it would be as good as any to slap a thank you on. So yeah, this is similar to the Country Bumpkins one kinda a continuation of it, but this time its Naruto and Sasuke that teamed up to drench Sakura. Still trying out different techniques for backgrounds, but I haven't yet found a method that I really like so I guess i'll keep searching...anyways, enjoy the summer while its here.
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lol i love pics like this
i love your style.. really
Maybe it's just me, but Naruto seems to be channeling Vash something serious... XD It's the hair... I swear it's the hair... Not because I've been watching Trigun for the last 3 hours.... Noooo....
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-ahem- AWESOME WORK~! :B
Definetly channeling Vash! Just like Sakura might be going for a Shikamaru look!
CANNONBALL!*jumps in the water*
Naruto has the biggest grin ever on his face!
Naruto is so funny xD But this is good job
omg my bro and his friends do that to me.. they jump in and i almost drowned lol
Haha! U should make a series of this. ^_^
oooooh boys will be boys...
i am loving the look on Naruto's face!
can you make one that shows what goes on arther the canball and sakura geting wet please o please
LOL! I love this picture. This is exactly what my family does. I'm Sakura, Naruto is my brother (Chase) and Sasuke is my boyfriend(Ryan)! We always are doing something like that. Great photo. I love it! Adds to favorites.
OMG!!! Look at Sasuke's body!!! love the picture!!!! fav all the way!! ohh, and I'll be watching you now..... *evil stalker grin*
woooow! they look coool! *u*
dude wtf is with Naruto's hair... .___.
Lovely! The poses are really great. :'D
lol! love this one too!!! Sasuke and Naruto are so hot in this one! XD
HOTness ^^ look at those abs ^^
I'd pay to see what happens next. Really.
Hmm... This one hopes they are faster than her, because if not, they are going to have lots of broken bones, that they will.
Poor Sakura-chan! XD Love how you did Sasu's pose.
That's sooo cool!! CUTE!!! I really likee...whee!!! I love how Sasuke and Naruto are cannon-balling Sakura. Funniness!!!!
they look silly!
-Licks Sasuke's abs- Nya. XD
Rarr, the action here is awesome! I love Sakura especially, her hair and pose and the design of her dress all look great. Superb job
I thought this was going to be a takeoff on an SNL sketch, because of the title. >_>;
Hehe, yeah I thought about that. I guess for that I could have added Chris Farly jumping in the river as well. XD
I like these. They just feel very summer like... that and they're funny.
*dies* I would have ended a life to have gotten your Kiriban *shakes fist of remourse* Anyway... you did yourself a lovely image anyway! Heh, poor Sakura doesn't look too thrilled to be wet, which... well, must mean terrible things, since the BOYZ is tearing into the scene. *ponders fitfully* Why, oh why... isn't my Devwatch notifying me when you update... why...
heh, yeah she'll have to get her sweet revenge on them somehow.. That sux0rz, hopefully it will fix it since you re-watched, I saw someone else saying they were having a similar problem (not with me, but ppl watching her) guess we'll just have to wait and see.
*shakes head* sasuke, naruto you pervs..... hehe XD i love the feeling of when u look at the pick you can sort of feel then falling ; maybe thats just me.
*loool* I just KNOW they're hoping for that dress to get transparent once it's wet... XD
Funny pic! It has this "one second before DOOM"- feeling to it...
Funny pic! It has this "one second before DOOM"- feeling to it...
That's sad! ;_; I wanted the kiriban...but I would be relentless The water and the BG is great! Contry kids strike again
I like the motion in this piece, n it turned out really nice! ^^
Wai...They look like they're having fun...except for Sakura I love the anatomy on this pic ('specially on Sasuke *insert rabid fangirl noises here*) and the water looks really realistic!! Very nice job on this one
great picture!
i miss photoshop 7......
i miss photoshop 7......
What a fun picture! I want to see them be like that in the anime lol. Heheh great poses for each too, I think it's a great drawing. ^^
Oh man, Sakura's gonna get so drenched. This is great!
Nice attempt on the background. ^^ Those take a while getting used to (I still avoid them if I can weasel out of it :3 )
Oh man, Sakura's gonna get so drenched. This is great!
Nice attempt on the background. ^^ Those take a while getting used to (I still avoid them if I can weasel out of it :3 )
*hee hee* Love Sakura's bracing action against the impending splash, the whole picture is so comical and natural feeling. I mean who hasn't goofed off and splashed someone who didn't want to be splashed?
I really it when you do these kinds of pieces cause it gives a feeling of "real life" to the characters I already know and love. Like what they do "off set" when they're not making the Nartuo episodes.
I really it when you do these kinds of pieces cause it gives a feeling of "real life" to the characters I already know and love. Like what they do "off set" when they're not making the Nartuo episodes.
Thanks! Yeah, I love seeing drawings of Naruto characters outside of their "normal" settings. I just think it's funny to imagine them in totally different situations.


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Director: Kathryn Annelle
Company: Triangle Films
Cast: Angela Stone, Ariel X., Denice K, Penny Flame, Irina Sky, Joelean, Cassandra Cruz, Cayton, Poppy Morgan, Monica Breeze, Kayla Synz
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
As the box cover advises: "Created by a woman for women."
So, OK. As they say, "You've been warned."
What you get here is a series of girl-on-girl couplings ? from a woman's perspective.
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Community Calendar
Published: Friday, May 14, 2004 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, May 13, 2004 at 11:22 p.m.
Mills River Planning Board will hold a workshop meeting at 9 a.m. Saturday in the Town Hall.
Parent Adolescent Communication Enhancement Skills class for youths ages 11 to 15 and their families will begin June 3 and will continue to meet from 5:45 to 8:15 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays until June 17. Free. Confidential intake appointment needs to be completed by Friday, May 21. Information: 697-7055.
Asheville Ballet Guild will bring Lori Belilove of the Isadora Duncan Foundation for a Duncan Workshop on Friday through Sunday, May 21-23, at the Fletcher School of Dance. Workshop and classes. Cost: $25, class; $40, day; $100, full workshop. Registration: 252-4761.
Free community English classes for speakers of other languages, with childcare available and homework assistance for school-age children, will begin Monday at different times and locations in county. Classes: 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, Dana Elementary School, Ridge Road; 6 to 9 p.m., Mondays and Wednesdays, Edneyville Elementary School, Pace Road; 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, Covenant Presbyterian Church, Kanuga Road. Information: 694-1731.
Drop Dye Day, make hand-dyed silk scarves, will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. Friday, May 21, at Made in the Mountains, 927 Greenville Hwy. Instructor: Donna Kassab. Cost: $30, covers three scarves. Information, registration: 697-0630.
Health events
Art of Breastfeeding, free class for expectant parents, will be held from 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Pardee Health Education Center, Blue Ridge Mall. Instructor: Deanna McCraw. Information: 692-4600.
Diabetes Fair 2004: Saluting Diabetes Self-Management will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Pardee Health Education Center, Blue Ridge Mall. Free. Samples, information of new management methods, medicines, technology. Free blood pressure, blood sugar, foot screenings. Demonstrations. Information: 692-4600.
Ask the Dietitian will be held from 8:30 to 10 a.m. Thursday at the Pardee Health Education Center, Blue Ridge Mall, with Pardee Nutrition Services dietitian Mary Lindfors. Registration required: 692-4600.
Asthma Update will be held from noon to 1 p.m. Friday at the Pardee Health Education Center, Blue Ridge Mall. Free. Speaker: Dr. Adela Taylor. Registration required: 692-4600.
Blood Drive by the Henderson County Chapter of the American Red Cross will be held from noon to 4:30 p.m. Friday, May 21, at Hendersonville First Baptist Church, 312 Fifth Ave. W. Appointments: 692-0087.
People of Faith Against the Death Penalty will meet from 7 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Jubilee Community, 46 Wall St., Asheville. Moratorium legislation calling for a two-year suspension of executions and a study of the fairness and reliability of North Carolina's death penalty system being considered by N.C. House of Representatives. Information: 242-3838.
Henderson County Gem and Mineral Society will meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 21, in the Salvation Army building, Grove Street. Silent auction. Visitors welcome and may bid.
Hendersonville Chorale will perform at 8 p.m. Friday, May 21, at Hendersonville First Baptist and at 3 p.m. Sunday at Trinity Presbyterian Church. Feature: Salute to Cole Porter. Tickets: $10, adults; $3, students; available at Visitors' Center, Opportunity House, Foxfire Gifts, Diane's Hallmark. Information: 697-6766.
Program about new Medicare prescription drug benefit will begin at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Henderson County Public Library. Sponsor: Social Security Administration, N.C. Department of Insurance. Information, answer questions.
Great Life Series: Confidence to Lead at any Age will be presented from 9:15 a.m. to noon Tuesday at the Pardee Health Education Center, Blue Ridge Mall. Cost: $22. Leaders: Marcia Caserio, Tiffany Ervin. Learn to improve skills in public speaking, working with media, finding volunteer opportunities, fund raising, as committee member. Registration required: 692-4600.
Belles and Beaux Square Dancers and friends will hold a reunion of the club at 1 p.m. Friday, May 21, at Ryan's Steakhouse. Information: 693-1842.
Depression and Grief Recovery Seminar will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 21, and 7 p.m. Saturday, May 22, at Mills River Seventh-day Adventist Church, 2142 Jeffress Road, Fletcher. Guest speaker: Dr. Neil Nedley, author of Proof Positive and Depression The Way Out. Free. Information: 891-3034.
Other events
18th Waterfall Open Golf Tournament by the Transylvania Community Hospital Auxiliary will begin at 8:45 a.m. Friday at Lake Toxaway Country Club. $25,000 Hole-in-One Shootout. Qualifying event: 4 to 7 p.m. today through Friday. Shootout is Saturday, May 22. Information: 877-4777.
Third Clifton Shipman Award Banquet of Hendersonville Merchants and Business Association will begin at 6:30 p.m. Monday, May 24, at the Cedars, Seventh Avenue West. Cost: $25, buffet dinner. Reservations requested by Friday, May 21: 692-4179, 693-0482.
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Hi George,
Thanks for the plugin, it looks promising and I am having fun with it. I do have some suggestions though. I'm creating a wp-site for a swimming club. We are looking for a solution where trainers can login and report the time they spent on training swimmers. Ndizi looks good for this but I would like to suggest a few things for entering time reports:
1) Activity type.
It would be handy when a user can enter a predefined item from a list of activity types instead of entering it manually. This list of activity types should not be linked to a project. Or perhaps there could be activities that belong to a certain project and other - more general - ones.
2) Hide user pulldown when not admin
If a user logs in, she should only be able to enter time reports for herself, not for others. Unless, of course, when she is admin.
3) Less authorization
A user needs admin privileges to enter her own time reports. This looks a bit too restrictive. Shouldn't 'writer' privileges be enough for this?
4) Shortcodes
It would be cool if there would be a shortcode to show all the time entries of the user and a shortcode for entering new time reports.
Please let me know what you think of this. Sadly I have little knowledge of PHP but I am more than willing to test Ndizi.


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Interviewing for a job? Maybe you should ask the interviewer a couple of questions of your own, Shelly Palmer P'11,'13 suggests. "What keeps you up at night? What is your biggest problem?"
A candidate who can offer digital solutions will be particularly valuable to an organization, Palmer told Hamilton's GOLD Summit in April, part of the College's annual Volunteer Weekend. And those solutions, said the author of Get Digital: Reinventing Yourself and Your Career for the 21st Century Economy, must be imaginative as well as technical: "We are in a culture where technique can be mistaken for creativity."
It was a theme that would be woven among Volunteer Weekend activities as alumni, students and parents gathered on the Hill to talk and learn about the value of smart networking and the role of social media in building careers. Blake Darcy '78, CEO of online money management firm Formula Investing, spoke about building a personal brand and the nuances involved in communicating with alumni of various ages. Other sessions focused on using digital media in professional development; on job searches and leadership; and on the value of the liberal arts in pursuing and changing careers.
In a professional world that is evolving into "only data points," Palmer said, liberal arts graduates have the ability to "synthesize and offer solutions, add opinion and context to data."


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Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhD
Dr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications.
William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR
Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
In this Article
- Tick bite facts
- What a tick looks like
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- How to treat a tick bite
- How is a tick removed from the skin?
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- How are bites from ticks prevented?
- Where can I find more information about ticks?
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Additional information on ticks is available at these web sites:
- "Ticks: Geographic Distribution," CDC
- "Ticks," CDC
- "Tick-Borne Diseases," CDC
- "Tick-Borne Diseases," Medscape.com
- Vanderbilt University Medical Center. "Red meat allergies likely result of lone star tick." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 20 February 2014
- "CDC Reports More Cases of Heartland Virus Disease," CDC
Medically reviewed by Robert Cox, MD; American Board of Internal Medicine with subspecialty in Infectious Disease
"Differentiating Bug Bites: The Pesky and the Dangerous." Medscape.com. <http://reference.medscape.com/features/slideshow/bug-bites>.
United States. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "Tick Removal." May 16, 2011.
Source: MedicineNet.com
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Unlike Ms. Parker, I am not a mind reader so I cannot tell if Obama is a conscious liar. But the lesson for him is clear -- whatever you do, don't try to make people's lives better. They will hate you for it.
- 6:22 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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You can't say it better than that. The president lied to get the bill passed and him reelected. There was no confusion over such a simple point. He said it again and again and again PERIOD. NO MATTER WHAT! Who will ever believe this guy again? There is going to be a blood bath over this next November. The Democrats are already running for cover.
- 6:48 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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Ms. Parker could have saved some space by just saying Obama was a liar. She used several sentences saying just that but didn't ever say just that. Mr. Obama doesn't care what he says as long as he gets what he wants.
- 6:51 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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I agree..... Obama should have been full disclosure that if you buy yourself a
minimalist policy, it will likely not meet the new minimums. It should have
been said. Most people will be able to carry forward their coverage - those
who have full coverage plans. But there are those policies that fall well
short of that.... and that should have been made clear.
It was a mistake, and it should be owned up to.
- 7:07 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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Deception in government you say? I'm shocked, shocked.
- 7:28 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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Ms Parker very well said but I am from the old school and it smells an awful lot
like a lie so I call it a lie.
Utah Blue Devil "It was a mistake, and it should be owned up to.
When are you folks going to quit carrying Obamas water? Mistake? It was a deliberate and intentional lie told 1. to con everyone for his election.2. to further his socialist/communist agenda.It really passes the smell test, the sight test, and the taste test.
- 8:14 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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The recent statements by Mitt Romney and now Kathleen Parker feed a cynicism that political talk thrives on. It reminds me how GW Bush was called a liar when he was proven wrong about Saddaam s weapons of mass destruction. Does having to concede we were wrong about something mean we were willfully trying to deceive? Who among us in 20/20 hindsight would not be vulnerable to having our integrity questioned at various points in our lives?
- 8:31 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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And yet all these "my premiums will skyrocket" stories on Hannity and elsewhere keep leading to articles from people finding out "actually... there's a plan available on the exchange that covers what you had before and is either cheaper or comparable in price".
- 8:51 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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@ Irony Guy. Obamacare is a scam to rob Peter to pay for Paul's health insurance. It may help Paul but it sure doesn't help Peter! It appears most of the Peters in America resent being lied too! Shame on them, right?
- 8:58 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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Kathleen Parker, you are my hero. Working for the Washington Post, writing editorials like you do, and keeping your job. Remember, Fox News will be there when the heat gets too much at the Post. Needless to say, I agree with what you wrote. Thanks for being one of the few voices of reason coming out of the liberal media.
- 9:15 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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Kathleen, a lie is a lie... I think that's your point, right?
The Democrats have little or no trouble or hesitancy calling President George W. Bush a liar over Iraq's WMD.
- 9:29 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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The President is fair game for having his words parsed by a high-handed
columnist using not so subtle metaphors like "sins of omission" to
characterize not only what the President said but what he failed to say.
"Duped" and "willfully misled" are terms that are not in
turn to be likewise parsed when they flow from a poison pen writing in ill
temper whether hard facts support such stark semantic choices or not.
But Barack Obama knows all that. It comes with the job of being President.
- 10:23 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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I believe that had Obama gone before the American people on a national broadcast and said, I'm sure sorry that this ACA has not worked like we in my administration thought it would, and we are going to fix these problems before asking you to sign on. ect. He would probably be in the 70% popularity rating right now. His egotistical sense that he knows best and is never wrong, and his personality, (narcissistic), will never allow a man like him to be humble. Pride comes before the fall. And humility is one of the best virtues. Obama has too much of one and not enough of the other.
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Irony guy: "But the lesson for him is clear -- whatever you do, don't
try to make people's lives better. They will hate you for it."
I am all for making people's lives better. But Obamacare does not do that. Sure, it helps people who did not have insurance before (and there were quite a few of them), but it makes millions of other people's lives worse. I wouldn't be surprised if even fewer people have health insurance after we go through all this pain, than before it all started.
This program hurts workers, businesses, and taxpayers. It takes away personal liberty and adds a HUGE new government bureaucracy that will be inefficient and full of fraud and abuse.
But obviously, being against such a monstrosity means that you hate "helping people", right?
- 11:26 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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How anyone could defend a lie tells you something about the electorate. Obama is Obama, but citizens who defend someone who is lying tells you where we are in our society. People will have ears for what they want to hear, including listening and nodding while someone is lying.
- 1:05 p.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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Irony guy: You couldn't have said it better, which is why the government needs to stay out of Health care and every other thing that citizens should be doing for themselves. I can't believe that those who understand the it on a personal level completely become lost at a public level. Doing something for a child that he/she can do for him/her self only creates selfish, self-absorbed, and irresponsible children.
- 1:13 p.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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No Obama didn't dupe them It was Bush. Everything is Bush's fault when something bad happens under Obama. Why don't you know that yet?
- 2:49 p.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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" Right now more than 4.2 million individuals have had their coverage cancelled and it is rapidly growing. That is more than 4.2 million voters, who will not have short memories, come election time on 04 Nov 2014 when they vote for their House and Senate members in Congress."
I'm not concerned since most of them will end up with better and/or more affordable plans on the exchanges anyway.
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Atl134: Of course, as is the case with all progressives, the lie is ok as long as the Outcome fits their idea of what is best. that, my friend, is our biggest problem, not obamacare or any other legislation. The grand wizard loves that reasoning for it unfolds numerous opportunities to destroy liberty and enslave us all. after all, ask a progressive who is more powerful or dependable-God or government- and I would bet all the money I have (not much) that government will get the nod, if not all the support.
- 7:27 p.m. Nov. 8, 2013
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I guess there's not much to add. People are not only loosing their plans,
they are loosing their Drs, something that means a lot especially if you have
some kind of life threatening disease. So you loose your plan, you loose the
Dr., and listening to some, you loose hope.
I watched a man on Hannity/or Kelly who said his new coverage would be 3 to 5 Xs as much with a huge deduction. He said he is going to die anyway in the long run, so he won't sign up and he won't pay a penalty so he can leave his family with something after he goes. He has lost hope! Is this really what America stands for? He is not an old man and this will happen over and over.
It's not 0bama that's the real problem, it's the people who support and make excuses for what he has done to this country.
BTW Atl134 there's a panel of Drs on Hannity right now, maybe it would be a good hour to listen to them.
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Definition of vengeance in English:
noun[mass noun]
Punishment inflicted or retribution exacted for an injury or wrong: voters are ready to wreak vengeance on all politicians
More example sentences
- So in the end it sort of has a happy ending, in that you get to see Grace exact vengeance.
- If they fail, the electorate in due course exacts its vengeance by throwing them out.
- I have no qualms with the premise of a pimp exacting vengeance from beyond the grave.
revenge, avengement, retribution, retributive justice, retaliation, requital, reprisal;
counterstroke, comeback, nemesis, satisfaction, an eye for an eye (and a tooth for a tooth), tit for tat, measure for measure, blow for blow;
Latin quid pro quo, lex talionis
informal comeuppance, a taste of one's own medicine
rare ultion, a Roland for an Oliver
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vigorously, strenuously, energetically, with a will, with might and main, with all the stops out, for all one is worth, to the utmost, to the greatest extreme, to the full, to the limit, all out, flat out, at full tilt;powerfully, strongly, forcefully, violently, vehemently, furiously, wildly, madlyinformal hammer and tongs, like crazy, like madBritish informal like billy-o
- I tear at the paper with a vengeance to reveal that my dream had come true also.
- Two months later, arthritis returned with a vengeance and he had no recourse but to go back to the acupuncturist.
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I recently had the privilege to make a trek down under to New Zealand where I moderated a panel discussion at Tech-Ed NZ 2006 about where the web is heading in the future. Our panelists included
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Part of the modern and functional Capella bedroom furniture range, this soft white furniture package will solve all your bedroom storage needs. It includes a two drawer bedside cabinet, three drawer chest and a wardrobe. With its clean and understated design, it is perfect for any contemporary bedroom.
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