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• A sustained increase in muscle compartment pressures can cause tissue necrosis. When compartment pressures exceed recumbent tibial vein pressures, blood flow in tibial veins may be impaired. These changes can be detected by Doppler venous flow evaluation. In 26 patients at risk for compartment syndrome, serial examinations, Doppler venous flow, and measurements of compartment pressures were performed. All patients with abnormal Doppler venous flow results had or developed neuromuscular deficits. Patients with normal Doppler venous flow either initially or after fasciotomy did not develop the compartment syndrome. This syndrome can be evaluated and followed up sequentially by measuring Doppler venous flow in tibial veins.
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How Primal are you: 100% so far (2 weeks)
Do you consume dairy: No
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Motivator for switching to Primal: Chronic itchy skin, fatigue, basic health problems
Favorite exercise: All
Favorite Primal food: Steak strips and eggs; coconut oil stir fried chicken, broccoli, garlic, peppers; cucumbers;
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Worst part about being Primal: Hard to think of anything. If I had to pick, it would be that I am extremely sensitive to even the smallest mistake. So far, there have been two. Tuna fish (which had "vegetable broth" in it). And cheap bacon (was my first foray into bacon since going primal). Paid a price for both, but because I am feeling so full of energy and so good overall, the feeling I got from each stood out like a sore thumb (very itchy, nausea, insta-fatigue etc.).

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My Analogue Resolution: Don't Waste Film2014-01-24 1 7 Share Tweet
2013 was the saddest year of my analogue life. Want to know why? Read after the jump.
Viewing hundreds of popular "don't-think-just-shoot" photos at lomography.com made me want to do that too. So I always don't think when I shoot my subjects. But, the results always dissatisfied me which made me throw a lot of my cliche shots to the waste basket.
Until one day, I tried to have one of my Kodak E100SW cliche shots re-scanned. I just got curious about Kodak E100SW color because when I first developed and scanned this film at Nasir Foto in Bandung, Indonesia, I got normal and color negative-like photos when I scanned my slide/positive photos. So, I had it re-scanned at Seni Abadi in Bandung, Indonesia. I was surprised by the appreciation of many lomographers. This re-scanned photo became one of the Most Popular Photos Uploaded in 2013
The photo above really changed my mind. I have thousands of cliche photos thrown into my cliche "waste basket" that I'm thinking of re-scanning because I have already deleted all my "fail" photos from my laptop.
A photo that I don't like ending up popular and liked by everyone else (or vice-versa) is something that continues to confuse me. If I delete a popular photo that I don't like, I will most likely disappoint the people who wasted their time for liking and commenting on the photo. The problem is I never (can't and don't want) to ask or force people to like a photo that is my favorite.
Influenced by the journalistic discipline I acquired from my studies, I usually take a look at the works of World Press Photo winners. Looks like there are no mistakes in those award-winning photos. It makes me an imperfect snap-shooter turned perfectionist and award winner wannabe. And I hate that!
News value is always on my mind.
But, I also learn that there's more value at lomography.
Saturated colors, double exposures, splitzed photos, exposing both sides, etc.
All of those methods were already shown in a 1970s photo magazine that I saw at a local flea market in Bandung. But still, happiness is the most important thing that I feel out of living a serious analogue life.
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Katie Strang at ESPN.com reports that Derek Stepan, Mark Messier, Jeff Gorton and Mike Sullivan were among the spectators at Team USA World Junior Camp being held at the MSG Training Facility this week.
Rangers prospects at the camp include JT Miller (2011 – 1st) and Brady Skjei (2012 – 1st).
Chris Peters at the United States of Hockey previews Miller and Skjei's chances of making the final roster…
Brady Skjei (NYR) — University of Minnesota — 15 GP, 1-1–2, 6 PIM
Skjei has had some struggles in his freshman campaign, but his physical tools have remained evident. His high-end skating and good, solid frame keep him in the mix for the team. As long as he can play with some confidence, Skjei is a very good defender who can chip in offensively on occasion.
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December has been Miller's best month as a pro with seven points in eight games. It looks like he's really starting to get the hang of the pro game, which should play to his advantage when he returns to his own age group at the WJC. With prior World Junior experience, he will be another one of those absolute key forwards.
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Isolation of the virus of measles in human tissue culture and its subsequent adaptation to growth in embryonated eggs and chick embryo cell culture by Enders and his colleagues 1-3 has led to the rapid development in the United States of vaccines suitable for use in the immunoprophylaxis of this disease.1 Similar achievements have been reported from the Soviet Union by Smorodintsev4 and Zhdanov.5 Clinical and immunologic evaluation of attenuated measles-virus vaccines derived from the Edmonston strain has revealed the relatively benign nature of vaccine-induced infection and potent immunogenicity of this virus.6-9 Our own studies have included comparisons of chick embryo cell-culture-derived vaccine with virus propagated in canine renal cell culture, the details of which have been presented in part previously. Summary of our experience with unmodified measles vaccine is the subject of this report.
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Following on from the Smart Future London 2014 conference, where Ericsson was one of the sponsors, Cleantech Investor has taken the opportunity to chat with Ericsson's Nadine Allen and to discuss the Networked Society
Nadine Allen is responsible for Ericsson's new 'Industry & Society' Customer Unit for Western Central Europe. Industry & Society is the hub of Ericsson's focus on securing growth in new areas outside of its traditional telecoms domain. As a Customer Unit Head, Nadine is responsible for leading everything that is needed for the successful development of this business and has accountability for everything, from business development and marketing through to sales and delivery of contracts.
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My wife and I were riding less because of painful shoulders and elbows. The riser handlebars takes some weight and pressure off and allow us to ride more upright. We have cross bikes and ride mainly on country roads, dirt and asphalt.
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My wife wanted a more upright position on an 80s' mountain bike that she uses as a commuter. These bars did the trick at a reasonable price.
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I put these bars on a Dahon Classic III 16" wheel, 3-speed Sturmey Archer internal hub folder built in 1987. I added these bars as part of the initial overhaul. As noted by other reviewers, it is likely you will have to recable the brakes and maybe also the shifter(s), if switching from flat(ish) bars that are on many bikes. But, I was changing out the brake cables and housings anyway. Use of this bike for us will be mainly for casual jaunts <= ten miles. Nowadays, I only ride at a leisurely pace. These bars do make the folder a little bigger than stock and I may have to remove the bar stem for suitcase packing for trips, but the extra riding comfort is well worth the small increase in folded size. My bars are very nicely made with a consistant, unblemished finish. Yes, they are somewhat heavy, but the weight is clearly in the specs. Overall, I was pleasantly surprised at how nice these are. Another reviewer noted the geometry could be a little improved, but these are riding fine for me.
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Saturday, July 14, 2012
Surround Yourself with Beauty You Love...
66 comments:
- suziqu's thread works said...
My Dear Lovey
Everything looks just so very beautiful in your studio. I love all of your incredible fabrics and images. I do hope you are getting in there to create again! You are such a talented artist and a wonderful friend!
You are my inspiration too!
Thank you for visiting my studio sweetie
and leaving such a kind comment.
Big hugs,
- July 14, 2012 at 7:15 AM
- Kathy said...
Lovey, it just gets better and better every year. I loved seeing all the pretties and inspiration. Thank you for sharing!
- July 14, 2012 at 9:49 AM
- ~Damita's Pretty Wrap~ said...
Lovely space! Visiting from WBC party. All of your textures and pictures are pretty :) xx Holly
- July 14, 2012 at 9:54 AM
- Willow said...
I love it. I can see how you can create such wonderful things in there.
- July 14, 2012 at 10:38 AM
- Heather Graham said...
You have a wonderful space & TALENT! I am in love with these photos, and how you are repurposing them.... and you are right, I'm sure those cameras could tell a wonderful story. I love all of the lace you've used in your space - dreamy! I've enjoyed my visit with you, and am so excited to be following, now... can't wait to see more creations of your's!
Have a great weekend,
- July 14, 2012 at 11:06 AM
- Lovey said...
Thanks guys for visiting...on my way around too! So much fun!!! Smiles...
- July 14, 2012 at 11:34 AM
- Mary Ellen said...
Goodness what a lovely space you have!! Love the way your take history and display it beautifully- what a lovely way to use photos!
Oh my I am eying that gorgeous chandy of yours!
I have a new little creative space for me thanks to all the years of visiting all those wonderful Where Women Create parties- would love for you to come by for a wee visit!
bee blessed
- July 14, 2012 at 12:21 PM
- Doni said...
Hi Lovey!!
So good to see your space again...it's just so full of wonderful fibers, laces and fabrics, seeing it all makes me want to sew!!!
Love your space!
Blessings, Doni
- July 14, 2012 at 1:43 PM
- Pansy Cottage Girl said...
Thank you for sharing your beautiful creativity!
- July 14, 2012 at 2:11 PM
- JoAnne said...
Gorgeous Lovey!
- July 14, 2012 at 2:24 PM
- Sandy said...
I love all your rich textures and those little wire houses filled with frills are wonderful. What a super cozy spot you have for making your unique and beautiful art. Thank you for sharing your creative haven!
- July 14, 2012 at 2:25 PM
- Marijke van Ooijen said...
My dear friend....
I love your nostalgic space very much!
What a lovely old materials and your style
is amazing...!
Thanks for sharing...
Love from Marijke XXX
- July 14, 2012 at 2:43 PM
- **CREATIVE CARMELINA** said...
Hi Lovey!
okay listen...I want your old iron! it is amazing...reminds me of the one my mother had...
and all of your vintage cameras...oh my! what a beautiful collection.
thanks for sharing...as always, you are an inspiration!
ciao bella
creative carmelina
- July 14, 2012 at 3:23 PM
- FlowerLady said...
I love your creative space, filled with those rich fabrics and colors, wonderful antiques, and love of life and creating.
Thank you for sharing your space. Very inspiring.
- July 14, 2012 at 3:40 PM
- Dorthe said...
Hello sweet Lovey,
such many beautiful things ,in the spot of yours, to be creative in. I love all your gorgeous fabrics and blings, and love your room with your beautiful creations. Love to see that amazing old fabrics all over, - a very cosy and wonderful room.
Thankyou for showing dear.
Hugs and love,Dorthe
- July 14, 2012 at 4:31 PM
- Teacup Mosaics said...
Your creations are just beautiful. Thanks for the tour.
Party On! Kelley
- July 14, 2012 at 5:03 PM
- Dragonfly Treasure said...
Awesome creative Space ♥
- July 14, 2012 at 5:24 PM
- June said...
Hi sweet girl...
SO happy to see you and get to see more of your gorgeous work! I love, love, love your photos of your beautiful girls.
love from me...
- July 14, 2012 at 6:54 PM
- fairyrocks said...
Your camera collection is rather unique. Lovely arrangements of fabric. Great altered case and yes your ancestors are beautiful.
Keep smiling and creating
- July 14, 2012 at 7:26 PM
- Sandra Kaye said...
I love all the fabric, bling, and old cameras!! Just lovely!! Thanks for stopping by my blog!! Hugs
- July 14, 2012 at 7:34 PM
- TheFairyyellowbugQueen said...
Lovey this is a beautiful post of a beautiful studio where you make beautiful work. Nice!!! *smiles* Norma
- July 14, 2012 at 7:45 PM
- A China Cupcake said...
My favorite studio !!! You are a terrific artist also
Pat Beglin
- July 14, 2012 at 9:06 PM
- craftyles said...
I just want to crawl into that space. I love the vintage cameras-so cool. The fabrics and bling. Your art is really beautiful!
- July 14, 2012 at 10:05 PM
- Keli McKinley Hansen said...
Your work and all the beautiful vintage bits are just wonderful!
- July 14, 2012 at 10:34 PM
- LauraO said...
You have a stunning workspace and so many beautiful fabrics and trims! I love your creations too. Thanks so much for sharing your space.
- July 14, 2012 at 10:38 PM
- Blessed Serendipity said...
Hello Lovey. You have such a beautiful space to create your art. I love your style. Thanks for sharing it and thank you for your visit to my blog today. I enjoyed my visit here.
- July 14, 2012 at 10:50 PM
- Deb said...
Such a beautiful Studio space! Love the vintage cameras.
- July 14, 2012 at 11:05 PM
Wow-really enjoyed your blogspot! Love your beautiful photo sprinkled throughout too; felt like you were giving me a personal tour around your studio. Its amazing how you see these women's old and sometimes faded moment and bring their history alive with your creative touches; its profound and moving artistry! Thank you so much for sharing. Wendy
- July 15, 2012 at 12:00 AM
- Something Special said...
I love visiting here. Your blog has such a wonderful feel to it. So Creative. I love the quote you have at the beginning. Surround yourself with the beauty you love! (or basically that)
- July 15, 2012 at 12:32 AM
- bois-fleurie said...
Your photos show such a wonderful space,and has given me much inspiration to change mine.I must hurry and find your book to buy as well.
- July 15, 2012 at 2:16 AM
- Lori Saul said...
What a glorious tour - those fabrics are incredible- thank you for sharing the components of your beautiful art form. Love this!
- July 15, 2012 at 12:38 PM
- La Doña said...
Yay! you found me. Your beautiful Girls continue to be lovely and inspire me with their grand posses and and just the beauty that surrounds them. Your collection is to be admired and congrats on getting published. Thanks for visiting. Take care friend!
- July 15, 2012 at 1:13 PM
- GARAGE SALE GAL said...
WOW...you make lovely fabric photos. Haven't seen anything so cool! I love the vintage items.
Thanks for visiting me.
I enjoyed the tour of your space.
- July 15, 2012 at 1:44 PM
- Alexandra Eitel said...
Lovey you have a wonderful space for creating fantastic things.
Have a nice time
Hugs Alexandra
- July 15, 2012 at 2:15 PM
- Karen Valentine said...
Lovey your studio looks so rich and opulent!!! I imagine creating in there is a dream!!! Thank you so much for sharing it with everyone again this year!!! Have fun at the party!!!!
- July 15, 2012 at 2:35 PM
- Diana Seal said...
Awesome space, you are so creative!
Love it, thanks for sharing!
- July 15, 2012 at 3:29 PM
- Nook and Cranny said...
Love the bling, the photos, the fabrics, your work, love it all.
Thanks for sharing.
- July 15, 2012 at 3:51 PM
- Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions said...
Great space, Lovey! I love seeing your pictures, fabrics and lace trims! Thanks for sharing your creative space.
- July 15, 2012 at 4:02 PM
- Geralyn Gray said...
I love your photo fabric memories......they are very rich looking as well as where you create them.
- July 15, 2012 at 4:24 PM
- Hazel (Didos) said...
Hi Lovely, What a wonderful studio you have, I adore your vintage cameras they are amazing, Thanks for dropping by my blog, Hazelxo
- July 15, 2012 at 4:46 PM
- Celestina Marie said...
Hi Lovey,
Your creative space is over the moon fabulous and so inviting. I can see many a happy hour designing in this space and the magic you make. Love your camera collection and all the trims just make one swoon.
Perfectly beautiful my friend.
Happy Creating,
XO Celestina Marie
- July 15, 2012 at 5:48 PM
- Rita Barakat said...
SO many wonderful things to look at!
- July 15, 2012 at 10:14 PM
- Rita Barakat said...
So many gorgeous details!! Love all the trims in the cages too!!!
- July 15, 2012 at 10:16 PM
- Marilou of Lulus Lovlies and Heartful Creations said...
Hi Lovey, Your studio is such an inspiration as well as you are. Thanks for all your help with me in selecting my new printer, I love it, just wonderful. I'm slowly getting more organized as you could see. It only took a year and things still need to be labels in the drawers. slowly but surely. Oh and after looking at your wonderful space I'm making not to self to get me a couple of the wire houses from Target, so cool. I saw them but was in a hurry, hope they still have them. Hugs sweets and I'll chat at you later:) xoxo Marilou
- July 16, 2012 at 12:18 PM
- StasaLynn said...
Wow, Lovey..... I would have never found you without Karen's WBC! Your artwork is stunning and I just love it! I am now a follower and will definitely be back to see more of your work. I love your space....
Thanks for sharing and I look forward to see you again!
- July 16, 2012 at 9:34 PM
- Debbie@Debbie-Dabble and A Debbie-Dabble Christmas said...
I am totally in love with all your beautiful fabrics and your turn of the century art! I am a Victorian at heart!!
Your creative space is filled with so much eye candy!
Thanks so much for your visit and kind words!
- July 17, 2012 at 9:00 AM
- Shell said...
I am in love, Lovey! Everything you do is so pretty! What a unique art form. All those gorgeous ladies featured so dearly.
And the textures and Bling! Love!!!
Thank you for Sharing!
- July 17, 2012 at 11:52 AM
- Gloria said...
What a wonderful studio you have. You do really great work. I wish I had joined this year, but maybe next. I did the 2010 and 2011 but this year was too hectic. Love what you do. Thanks for sharing.
- July 17, 2012 at 11:04 PM
- Dezinaworld said...
Lovey thank you so much for sharing your beautiful place of gorgeous creativity, i have really enjoyed the pictures and entering your beautiful world
hugs June x
- July 18, 2012 at 3:56 PM
- Helena White said...
Your unique work is inspirational. Love all the vintage treasures you have displayed. I have an old iron that belonged to my Mom, which I use in my sewing room. Thank you for sharing your beautiful art and your studio.
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- July 18, 2012 at 11:48 PM
- Art in the garden said...
I enjoyed very much touring your creative space full of treasuries awaiting for your creative hands. I love the fabrics and the vintage photos.
Thank you very much for stopping by my blog and for your comments.
Blessings and Bonjour de France !
- July 19, 2012 at 11:25 AM
- Maureen said...
Wow Lovey! What beautiful work created in a beautiful space! I adore all the textures and colours of the fabrics and bling... awesome!!!
- July 19, 2012 at 2:02 PM
- Holly Loves Art said...
Hi Lovey!
Thanks so much for visiting my blog! I just LOVE yours and think your creative space and your projects are so wonderful! Hope you're having a fantastic day!
- July 19, 2012 at 3:03 PM
- Vicki Dutcher said...
Awesome unique craft you do. I can see how your space inspires your gorgeous work. - TFS
- July 19, 2012 at 7:50 PM
- Kristi S said...
Thank you for sharing your wonderful space with us! All of your trims are just yummy! I love how your stunning art honors those beautiful women.
- July 19, 2012 at 9:23 PM
- Riki Schumacher said...
Oh I LOVE all your pics Lovey! So dang beautiful. Congrats on writing, that is wonderful. I just want to come play in your studio! Take care, and thanks for swinging by! xo Riki
- July 20, 2012 at 1:27 AM
- Kadee said...
What a treat to be invited into your studio space! As a fellow collector of vintage photos I was enthralled with how you use them. Just beautiful work! Love all the laces and trims and fabrics. And that dear friend of yours... the sewing machine diva!! Thanks so much for the tour!
- July 21, 2012 at 9:58 PM
- Maureen Hayes said...
What a truly beautiful space!! I would be so inspired here to create. I am a MAC girl too and I love lace and beautiful fabrics. The photos you have of your girls are magnificent and I adore that you collect vintage cameras as well. Just an inspiring and lovely space and I thank you for sharing it with us! I will definitely be following your blog from now on, I want to see what you create next!
- July 21, 2012 at 11:51 PM
- Sharon Morrison said...
I love all the rich colors you work with. So vintage and the pictures are beautiful.
Thank you for sharing your spot.
- July 22, 2012 at 1:06 PM
- Debbie Burkey said...
Your room is wonderful, so warm and wonderful. Love all your vintage cameras and sewing machine divas! Everything looks great. Enjoyed the pictures!
- July 22, 2012 at 6:18 PM
- Fun With This and That said...
Some wonderful fabric and lace you have.
Be safe and Dream
- July 22, 2012 at 9:22 PM
- debi said...
What a fun visit! Love the warm, beautiful colors in your studio, and your creations are stunning! Thanks for sharing!
- July 23, 2012 at 2:24 AM
- . said...
Hello dear, I remember seeing your space last year and what a treat it was then as it is now. Such a lovely space, it feels so warm and welcoming. Love your vitage collection of cameras and lace, the cameras are so amazing and like you, it makes me wonder what they captured and who held them in the past.
Thank you for such a lovely tour and many blessings, I hope you are having a great summer so far. Will pop in here again later to see what you have created : )
- July 26, 2012 at 8:50 AM
- Tracey-anne McCartney said...
Adore your work and the wonderful creative space you can surround your talent in :0) Love, peace & light Trace x
- July 26, 2012 at 9:51 PM
- bobbie said...
Your work is always so beautiful ~ as is your space!
- August 2, 2012 at 8:15 PM
- Creative Grammie said...
What wonderful treasures and fabrics you have in your creative studio. Thank you for sharing!
- August 3, 2012 at 10:09 PM
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The Newest Endangered Species, Your Local Public Library
Cedar Roe Library is a quiet but busy library in a working-class neighborhood in Kansas City. Faced with severe budget cuts, the Johnson County Library gave a range of options that all weighed heavily on Cedar Roe and two other small library branches. The best of outcomes would see each of the three libraries losing 27 hours per week. The most extreme would see each of them closed.
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- E. B. Davis said...
I can't imagine life without a library. Libraries should be considered a part of education. Everyone in my area votes and approves every action set forth by the school board. I hope the voters in these areas realize how important libraries are and that they are limiting their own power in our society by shutting off the flow of information and research capabilities. Not everything is on the Internet!
- February 18, 2012 at 7:13 AM
- Warren Bull said...
When a small town library was scheduled to close in England patrons descended upon it and checked out every single book in protest. The library remains open.
- February 18, 2012 at 8:21 AM
- Linda Rodriguez said...
EB, You're so lucky that everyone in your area sees the value of libraries! There are a lot of politicians and demagogues (isn't that redundant?) out there who claim that libraries could be run by volunteers or that no one needs a library because of the internet.
Warren, I love your story! I think this is what we should do all over the country--start checking out as many books as we can to show how much the libraries mean to us.
- February 18, 2012 at 10:12 AM
- Gloria Alden said...
The libraries in my area cut their hours, but we're still lucky to have them. Not only do we have the Warren-Trumbull County Public Library with 5 branches, but we also have 6 independent local libraries that share services. This is not a major metropolitan area, either. The bookmobile still is on the road, too. Our libraries are always busy.
Last year the Newton Falls Public Library, one of the independents I use the most, won a Sisters in Crime grant for $1000. I had brought the Sinc grant to one of the librarians I know well, and she applied for it. We were both happy when she won last August's grant.
Since I belong to two book clubs, I really appreciate having libraries to go to if a book is picked that I don't already have.
It's either that or Amazon or a used book store since Borders closed.
- February 18, 2012 at 1:13 PM
- Linda Rodriguez said...
Yes, Gloria, we feel lucky to still have Cedar Roe Library, too, even with cut hours. Libraries often play a pivotal role in the lives of small-town or rural communities and inner-city communities. Unfortunately, both those types of libraries are often the first ones cut.
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Tupelo distance runner Max Holman was a triple winner Saturday in the North Mississippi 6A track and field meet at THS.
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Religion Of The Eternal Moment
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Basic Precepts:
has already happened.
has not yet happened.
is the edge upon which all reality evolves.
These three concepts, once believed, create a powerful argument for living in the moment. As such, the
does not really conflict with many other religions, rather, it is a paradigm for a
from which other religions have extended properties. Some religions seem to hold as true that all past-present-future is a giant predetermined map, which of course does not negate the three precepts, however, losing one's self in a mental process that completely confuses them seems a path to insanity. --
I don't find this even slightly meaningful, because "happened" could be defined to be compatible or incompatible with determinism. Could you elaborate? Or is it supposed to say nothing about determinism? --
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for the antidote.
This is nice, but I really don't understand what the "Basic" should have to do with "Religion". For me, this is just a fact.
From my point of view, there are two levels to be distinguished: one is the
level - there is
but the moment; the other the
level. I suppose you mean the latter. Because the former we have not to
, as you write, this is simply an inevitable fact. I agree that much changes in one's perception of the world when one dives into the
to be only
. But what does that mean actually? And what does this have to do with religion? Are we religious because we have a sense of time, you mean? Because we know about our own death? In everyday life, it's cool to perceive the
Eternal Moment
, but its functionality is restricted to a simple
reactive mode
. As soon as you THINK, you are out. An electron is constantly in the Eternal Moment, you aren't (mentally). So I don't understand why "precepts". And I don't agree that religion has its roots in this kind of reasoning / feeling. Probably spiritual experiences, but not religion as such. Certainly, to confuse past-present-future leads to insanity, but not to merge them at all does also. --
Our Notion Of The Past
is stored in state information within our minds.
The present
represents the transitioning of state for both the mental map and the World.
is the moving curtain that separates past and future.
The future
is hypothetical, but predictable to a certain extent.
might be called a rationalist perspective.
What you believe is your religion
It could be math and it could be a story about Moses.
Moment Centric
I've had some spiritual experiences. and this is what they gave me. Didn't say I didn't believe in past and future.
Just trying to be "moment-centric". Maybe not your cup of tea. So be it.
The Buddhists believe that the awake mind sees as much as the senses provide. The Hindus believe that achieving enlightenment will merge you with Nirvana, which is a conjunction with all past-present-and-future-and-nothing-at-all. Both Hindus and Buddhists believe in reincarnation, which holds the past in high honor. The Christians believe that doing good in the moment is service to God, as do the Muslims, although they both uphold future reward as the ultimate outcome of a good life. Other religions have their own peculiarities.
As a humorous aside, it could be mentioned that in the
series, the Troll race generally believe that time moves from the 'future' to the 'past'. They based this on the fact that they can 'see' (remember) the past, but not the future; therefore, the past must be in front of them, and the future behind them. --
Why "humorous"? It's perfectly correct that the future steadily becomes the past.
Conversely, this confused me when I was a child. The TV would say things like "The following program ..." or "The preceding program...". From context, I could tell "following" meant the future and "preceding" meant the past, but that seemed backwards from where I sat. The show I just watched was behind me in time and therefore following me. The show I was about to watch was in front of me in time and therefore preceding me. Perhaps the TV was run by Trolls.
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October 3, 2009 - Mike Maneval
Economist Dean Baker reported on Saturday that from March 2008 to March 2009 the U.S. lost an additional 824,000 jobs that were not included in month-by-month tallies. Baker explains on his blog at The American Prospect the underreporting occurs when businesses shut down entirely and, in closing up shop, don't respond to Labor Department surveying. The department uses an imputation to try and cover for the difference, but the officials implementing measure failed to fully comprehend the downturn's impact and the imputation remains mostly consistent with past calculations.
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Published: Thursday, May 31st, 2012
Two Custer Elementary teams participated in the Destination ImagiNation 2012 Global Finals on the University of Tennessee Campus in Knoxville May 21-26.
The Time Travelers did their Challenge B: The Solar Stage main challenge Thursday at 8:18 a.m. and their Instant Challenge Saturday at noon. Their challenge required using solar energy in a new and innovative way which they solved by using donuts to create a solar cell from a solar oven. Duck Tape Productions did their Challenge C: Coming Attractions Thursday at 12:30 p.m. and their Instant Challenge Saturday at 9 a.m. Their challenge required them to create a movie trailer for a movie they imagined and they did—competing against over 100 teams in their age group.
Every remaining second that they were not eating or sleeping was spent meeting other DIers from around the globe, including kids from Ecuador, China, Singapore, Poland, Turkey, England, Columbia and most of the other states. They traded pins, swam, rolled in giant hamster balls, watched other teams perform, danced, saw amazing duct tape costumes, went up the Sunsphere, manned an instant challenge practice booth, stepped in cornstarch and water, ate nitrogen frozen graham crackers, talked with representatives from NASA, got gifts for their families and were enthralled by the opening and closing ceremonies.
The event coordinator said at opening ceremonies that they try to make Global Finals as fun as possible for the kids who attend and the chaperones agreed that the entire experience was as close to kid heaven as you can get while still including adult chaperones.
You can see pictures of their visit to Global Finals at facebook.com/CusterElementaryDITeams.
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1. When I ask [[The Holder of the End]] what happens when they come together, I should not overemphasize the word "come" in the hopes of turning it into a double-entendre. 2. I should not take advantage of the fact that Objects come back to their bearers by attempting to repeatedly spend the Coins of [[Holder of Greed|Greed]] and [[The Holder of Trade|Trade]]. 3. I should not encourage another Seeker to Seek both the Objects of [[Holder of Futility|Futility]] and [[Holder of Masochism|Masochism]] just to see what will happen. 4. I will not tell the Object of [[The Holder of Christmas|Christmas]] that "all I want for Christmas is my two front teeth". 5. It is not appropriate to try to acquire the [[Holder of Sweets]]' cookie recipe. 6. I may at some point when facing [[The Holder of Treachery]] need to confine it to control it. It is not, however, a good idea to keep it in a box and start referring to it as "Schroedinger's Cat". 7. I should not film my encounters with the Holders of [[Holder of Salmacis|Salmacis]], [[Holder of Devotion|Devotion]], [[Holder of Chastisement|Chastisement]], or indeed any other, in order to sell the film on the Internet, however much money it would make. 8. Others can only take the Objects by earning them fairly from me. An eBay auction does not count as a suitable trial. Besides, people get suspicious when one tries to sell an "Object of ultimate evil". 9. Making Harry Potter references about the "Chosen Seeker" was funny exactly once. 10. Regardless of the incredible levels of His power, His true name is not and never was "[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Sue|Marty Stu]]". 11. Jerking off the [[Holder of Innocence|Phallus of Innocence]] will probably just make it mad. 12. No jeweler has any use for Legion's [[Holder of Legion|Diamond]]. 13. In the off chance that I manage to earn [[The Holder of the End]]'s Object, I may not run around screaming and indiscriminately flashing it to any and all. 14. It is simply immoral to try and slip [[The Holder of Eternity|either]] of the [[Holder of Rigor Mortis|scalpels]] into a doctor's office. 15. Pimping out the [[Holder of Devotion|Daughter of Devotion]] is a bad idea. 16. Bringing up Stephanie Meyer to [[The Holder of Twilight]] is a very, very bad idea. 17. It's the [[Holder of Christmas]]. Not the Holder of the Holidays. Get over it. 18. Although they are nice to look at, none of the [[The Holder of the Flame|flowers]] make good romantic gifts. 19. In fact, none of the Objects make suitable gifts. 20. Feeding the [[Holder of Guilt|piece of beef]] to the [[Holder of Loyalty|Wolf]] is just asking for trouble. 21. When confronting the [[Holder of War]], I should enjoy the laugh I'll get by asking, "War! HUH! What is it good for?" It'll likely be my last. 22. Don't ask the [[Holder of Guilt]], "Where's the beef?" It only makes it worse for myself. 23. For the last time, the song "3 A.M." by Matchbox 20 has [b]nothing[/b] to do with the [[Holder of Patriotism]]. 24. Bringing the [[Holder of Chance|Pair of Dice]] with me to Vegas is just plain stupid. 25. Shouting, "I HAVE FURY!!!" to [[The Holder of Fury]] is stupid [i]and[/i] unfunny. 26. While entrepreneurship is a good thing, basing my company's logo on [[Holder of the Mark|The Mark]] is not. 27. After a while, if I continually use the [[Holder of the Speed|Speed]] to leave my marathon opponents in the dust, someone is going to think something is up. 28. The [[Holder of Hunger|slime of Hunger]] is not a personal lubricant. 29. Neither is the substance in the [[Holder of Health|Syringe.]] 30. Writing [[Holder of the Seeker|Bride]]/[[Holder of Devotion|Devotion]] yuri fanfic is probably not a good idea. 31. Tempting as it may be, refrain from using your omnipresence to spy on attractive nude persons when you should be looking for [[The Holder of Observation]]. 32. People will notice something is odd if I try to enter the [[Holder of Loyalty|Wolf]] in Crufts. No known breed standard allows green fur and a mutated mouth. 33. Using the [[Holder of the Soul|Soul]] for a game of marbles never works out. 34. Using [[The Holder of Redemption|Diablo and Jesus]] as wedding rings is just plain stupid. 35. It is not a suitable [[The Holder of Choice|choice]] to grab the pill and the syringe and run for it. 36. However much of a Tom Lehrer fan I may be, I cannot tango with the [[Holder of Masochism]]. 37. When performing for the [[Holder of The Many|Many]], do NOT do a song and dance routine from "The Jazz Singer". They frown upon racism. 38. Making jokes about Chuck Norris looking at [[The Holder of the End]]'s object was never funny. [b]Ever.[/b] 39. Mailing Objects to the SCP foundation never helps. 40.Neither does mailing them to Warehouse 12 (Or now Warehouse 13). [i] Jesus that mess took forever to clean. I still have that Stain on my pants. [/i] 41. Come to think of it, mailing Objects to [i]anyone[/i] never helps. 42. Unleashing snakes against the [[The_Holder_of_Gemini|Holder of Gemini]] doesn't kill him. It just pisses him off. 43. Using a crowbar to break open the slot machines to get the money to meet the [[Holder of Chance]] is probably not a good idea. 44. Just because the instructions don't say that doing something will result in horrible happenings does not mean I am automatically allowed to do it. 45. Even though I can find a Holder at "any" asylum Arkham is considered ill advised, the poor sods have their hands full already. 46. It's incredibly stupid to try "Bloody Mary" when doing anything involving the [[Holder of the Mirror]]. 46a. Or "Candyman." 46b. Or "Biggie Smalls" 46c. Or "Candle Jack". Actually, you shou 46d. Even if it's [b]really[/b] funny. 47. Make all the jokes you want about all classes in Java extending Object. Or on second thought, [i]don't[/i]. 48. Trying to get the [[The Holder of Treachery|Cat]] and the [[Holder of Loyalty|Wolf]] to "make nice" and be friends is not a good idea. 49. Similarly, making bonsai kittens out of [[The Holder of Regret|any]] of the [[The Holder of Treachery|cats]] is not recommended. 50. I will never seek the [[Holder of the Seven Masks|Holder of the Seven Masks]] with a Darth Vader mask on. 51. Speaking in sign language to seek [[The Holder of Babel|The Holder of Babel]] is not a good idea. 52. Despite its size, using the [[The Holder of Surrender|hook]] for fishing isn't recommended. [[Category:Parodies]]
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Poet Without a Cause
So, what exactly does a poet laureate do, anyway? "Well, the main duty is answering that question," says the latest scribe to hold the post, Billy Collins. "Ninety percent of the poet laureate's time is spent trying to explain what the poet laureate does, and there's no answer because no one knows. It's a totally nebulous job. Every laureate is appointed with the sole purpose that maybe one of them will come up with the answer."
So far the only duties that the poet has been able to ascertain of this $35,000 job are an inaugural reading and a lecture at the end of his tenure. But the former has already been canceled because of the anthrax scare, making his job, as he puts it, "even more nebulous" than before.
Fortunately, the only credible threats made on his office lately are the packets of poetry that crackpots send to the Library of Congress. "There are people desperate to get their poems recognized and published and they feel that sending it to Washington will help them," Collins says, "and anyone who does that is by definition hopeless."
Of course, no one opens the mail in D.C. anymore. "So we're pretty much eliminating all of the obligations this job tends to carry," Collins admits.
He has come up with one thing to keep him busy. He selected 180 contemporary poems for his Poetry 180 initiative, to be read during high school announcements. Teachers are instructed not to teach or analyze the poems in any way so that the poetry can simply become a part of the students' lives. Does everything have to have a purpose?
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October 25, 1999
Strategic planning by the Falcon defense is successful as WHS shut out Franklin in the first half last Friday night.
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by Russ Paris, special to the Weekly
The Woodinville Falcons' offense was off the Richter Scale on Friday night as they jolted the Franklin Earthquake with 28 first-half points. The Falcon defense held up their end as offensive reserves played the second half in the 42-14 WHS win at Memorial Stadium.
The big tremor for the offense was the hard running of Zach Tuiasosopo. The powerful 6'2" senior poinds the turf when he runs, and the pop of his shoulder pads could be heard all the way into the stands as he ran into would-be tacklers for 168 first-half yards on nine carries. He finished the night with 198 yards on just three carries in the second half.
The seismograph was set off early by Zach's 60-yard run with only 2 1/2 minutes gone in the game. Matt Phillips' kick made it 7-0, Falcons.
Woodinville's Eric Fergen recovered a fumble on the Earthquake's first play from scrimmage. Jack Stern scooted outside for 30 yards, and the Falcons had their second score just 16 seconds later. Ben Hoefer, who alternated with Matt Phillips, kicked the extra point to make it 14-0.
Franklin, obviously rocked by the Falcon big hits, fumbled again. Following the recovery by WHS, Tuiasosopo popped for 30 yards to the 22, and on a play action, sophomore quarterback Kevin Agnew jolted Franklin with a 22-yard pass to Sterling Brown to give the Falcons 21 first-period points.
The second period marked the return of Falcon runner Blake McIntosh, who has been out most of the season with a leg injury. Mac's first run was for eight yards. Zach and Blake then ran it down to the 18, where Agnew again surprised everyone with an 18-yard touchdown pass to wingback Jack Stern to make the score 28-0.
Woodinville's defense rocked Frankln, causing six fumbles and one interception by Sterling Brown. Erick Fergen recovered two fumbles for the Falcons, and Josh Stern recovered another. Fullback Ivanhoe Keo, playing his first game at nose tackle, fell on another Quaker fumble. Kyle West and Dan Howard led the Falcons with eight tackles each, as Woodinville finished the game with 476 total yards to Franklin's 147.
The next game for the Falcons (4-3) is Friday at 7:30 p.m. against Eastlake.
In other Kingco action, Bothell continued winning against Garfield to improve to 5-2. Inglemoor (6-1) also won big, defeating Juanita to move into a first place tie.


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MUSKEGON, MI – For a community being hit with the loss of its two largest taxpayers, the city of Muskegon's financial condition continues to be stable, city commissioners were told Tuesday.
The Muskegon City Commission unanimously approved the budget amendments in the city's first quarter budget reforecast presented by Finance Director Tim Paul. The city's general fund expenditures stand at $23.4 million a quarter of the way into the budget year that began July 1.
"The news so far this is pretty good," Paul told commissioners. "We have seen some positive results. We have a lot of obstacles ahead in our future … but we are in a strong position to deal with those things."
The city's final audit of the 2011-12 budget year showed the city's general fund balance stands at $5 million, up from an estimated $4.5 million, Paul said. And the city's general fund deficit has declined from $575,000 to $214,000 even as revenues shrink but are offset by significant savings in retiree health and pension costs, he added.
The city's solid financial performance comes as a property tax settlement between the city and Consumers Energy over the value for taxing purposes of the aging B.C. Cobb power plant on Muskegon Lake reduced Muskegon County's top taxpayer by 55.3 percent. For the city, that means a reduction of $480,000 in property taxes this year and a back refund of approximately $900,000, city officials are saying.
And the B.C. Cobb plant's tax payments will only be going down as the company approaches the expected 2015 closure of the 64-year-old plant. The public utility will cease operations but keep the two coal-powered units ready to be put back in service if needed, the company has said.
Besides the B.C. Cobb plant, the city also is feeling the reduction in property and income tax revenues from the 2009 closing of the Sappi Fine Paper mill in Muskegon.
However, overall increases in economic activity in the city have estimated city income tax revenues increasing $100,000 to $7.2 million from previous estimates, city officials said. Also, due to general improvements in the state economy, the city's state shared revenues are expected to increase $120,000 from previous estimates to $3.7 million this budget year, they said.
Countering the loss in revenues from closure of the Sappi plant and the ramping down of the B.C. Cobb plant are savings in general fund expenditures of $633,000 from the initial budget approved in June, Paul said.
Leading the cost reduction list are lower-than-projected payments for retiree health care and pensions. Other cost savings come from the city's building inspections department work being done by a private contractor beginning Nov. 1 and lower street lighting costs under a new contract with Consumers Energy, city officials said.
Looming on the city's financial horizon in future budget years is an anticipated shortfall in the city's Downtown Development Authority fund to make bond payments associated with the former Muskegon Mall. Although only six years remaining before the bonds are paid off, a portion of the bond payments will likely need to be covered by city general funds just as the city will continue to pay more from its general fund to cover SmartZone bonds for the development of the Grand Valley State University energy center, Paul said.
"For the sake of the services that this city hopes to continue to provide its citizens, I want to thank you for the ongoing hard work to keep the city's checkbook in balance," Muskegon Mayor Steve Gawron told finance department officials.
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Prosecutors want no bond for re-arrested Indy cop
Prosecutors want bond revoked for an Indianapolis police officer charged with causing a fatal 2010 crash while intoxicated after his most recent arrest for drunken driving.
Spokeswoman Peg McLeish said Sunday that Marion County prosecutors will ask a judge to revoke David Bisard's bond in the 2010 case.
Bisard was being held Sunday in the Marion County Jail on a $25,000 bond after his misdemeanor drunken driving arrest Saturday in the city of Lawrence. Police said Bisard had a blood-alcohol level of 0.17 percent, more than twice the legal limit.
McLeish said prosecutors asked for no bond in the latest arrest and the judge has taken that request under advisement. Bisard was due in court Wednesday.
Bisard's attorney said Sunday he has no comment on the latest arrest.
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The nice thing about the out-of-control costs of health care is that, if you write editorials for a living, there basically is a constant flow of horror stories.
So you never have to look very far for a topic.
In October 2010, a front-page story in The Maui News detailed how Hawaii had reached an $82 million settlement with drug companies for overcharging for Medicaid prescriptions from 1993 to 2006.
Now, mind you, the story doesn't say $82 million is all the drug companies overcharged the state - this is merely the settlement amount. The drug companies didn't admit any liability, saying they were settling only "to avoid the uncertainty and expense of litigation."
The story cited an example where the Medicaid program paid $1,480 for an ulcer medicine that was available for $27.70.
Oops, honest mistake. We accidentally charged you 53 times more than we were supposed to. If you bought this newspaper at a store, we hope they didn't charge you $39.75 for it. Or if they tried to, that you at least noticed this mistake.
That is the trouble with our health care system. So many dollars are going through it - and that money is increasing by double-digit percentages every year - that there are uncountable chances for mistakes and fraud.
As the story stated, the cost of prescription drugs in Hawaii's Medicaid program went from $45 million in 1999 to $117 million in 2004. We'd bet it has at least doubled again since then.
Sadly, there is no end in sight. Tonight, we'll all settle in to watch drug company commercials telling us to "ask your doctor" if the newest drug is right for you.
Too many of us will respond and ask our doctor. The turning of the U.S. into a nation of hypochondriacs will proceed, and the waste and fraud will go on unchecked.
(A version of this editorial has appeared previously in The Maui News.)
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'ABC World News' Cuts Weekly Total Viewing and Demo Gaps with 'NBC Nightly News' to Smallest Margins in Nearly 3 Months
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For the week of March 12, 2012, "ABC World News with Diane Sawyer" averaged 7.30 million Total Viewers and a 1.6 rating/6 share/1.88 million in Adults 25-54, according to Nielsen Media Research.
For the 2nd consecutive week, "World News" cut its weekly margins with "NBC Nightly News" by double-digits among both Total Viewers (-41% – 798,000 vs. 1.35 million) and Adults 25-54 (-50% – 213,000 vs. 424,000), turning in its smallest margins with the NBC newscast in nearly 3 months – since w/o 12/26/11.
Compared to the year-ago week, "World News" slashed its gaps with "Nightly News" by -33% in Total Viewers (798,000 vs. 1.20 million) and by -63% in Adults 25-54 (213,000 vs. 575,000).
Season-to-date, "World News" has narrowed the gaps with "NBC Nightly News" among both Total Viewers (-6%) and Adults 25-54 (-19%), posting its smallest Total Viewer (1.09 million) and news demo margins (371,000) with the NBC program in 3 years – since the 2008-09 season.
"ABC World News" outdrew the "CBS Evening News" by 1.42 million Total Viewers and by 196,000 Adults 25-54, posting its largest Total Viewer lead in 6 weeks – since w/o 1/30/12.
Note: For the first week of Daylight Saving Time, the 6:30p-7p Households using television (HUT) level was down -7% week to week, while the People Using Television (PUT) levels among Adults 25-54 was down -8% and Total Viewers down -8%. "CBS Evening News" aired with low coverage and was broken out on Thu 3/15/12 (79%) and Fri 3/16/12 (79%) due to NCAA Basketball and was retitled "CBS-Evening-Nws;" ratings for both days were excluded from the average. "World News" and "Nightly News" averages were based on 5 days.
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|Adults 25-54
|1.6/6; 1,884,000
|1.7/7; 2,097,000
|1.4/6; 1,688,000
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Source: The Nielsen Company, NTI Total Viewers and Adults 25-54 Live + SD weeks of 3/12/12, 3/5/11 & 3/12/11. Most Current – 2011-2012 Season (9/19/11 – 3/18/12) and 2010-2011 Season (9/20/11 – 3/19/11).


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Former Toledo man charged with involuntary manslaughter in Seneca County.
Facility reopened later in morning after building was searched.
Proposal would allow school buses and hazardous-materials trucks to cross railroad tracks.
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April 29, 2013
Ben Schachter, associate professor of fine arts at Saint Vincent College, gave a presentation a the Conney Conference on Jewish Art at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, on April 10. His paper, Artistic Interpretation of Jewish Law: The Eruv and Diaspora, addressed the basic construction of an eruv and how it builds communal and familial bonds. Schachter's works on paper that draw on maps of eruvim from all over the world illustrated the complexity of this ancient tradition.
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PBS (Fri., Dec. 30, 9 P.M. ET)
The great man reviews his own show as it begins: "I'm afraid that I haven't got more to offer, really, than being an actor." Gielgud spends most of his 90 minutes recalling fine details of dozens of Shakespeare productions, That may fascinate theater fanatics, but it is not terribly dramatic on its own. No, instead of listening to him talk about acting, it would be better to watch him act (in anything but War and Remembrance).
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If you got the first payment, they will pay.
True, true. Thought at first that they were going to pay two months at once but now I have to wait until the end of April to get my final cheque. Pretty confident I will get it like they said but we will have to wait and see. If they don't pay then I will have to get nasty!
If you got the first payment, they will pay.
Too long in Exile, too long not singing my song.
Too long like a rolling stone, Too long in exile
Too long in Exile, baby you just arent my friend.
Too long in Exile my friend, Baby you can never go home again.
Van the Man 1993
^isn't that the same as "if you build it, they will come"
I prefer "if you buy them a nice cake on your last day, you will get paid"


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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama - Raven Hill knew in her head she wanted to spread Christmas spirit.
She knew she wanted to help those who need a boost, to give what she had to give.
It was only when she arrived at the YMCA Youth Center this morning, only when she saw families lined up and curling around the corner to pick up toys for their children, that she knew it in her heart.
"This is a good thing for those kids who wouldn't have Christmas presents at all without Toys for Tots," she said. "And I think I'm going to start doing this more often."
Hill, a sophomore at Jackson-Olin High School, was among more than 100 Birmingham city high school students who served for a day of volunteerism. Some students, like Hill, helped hand out toys to low-income families through Toys for Tots; others worked for the day at the Greater Birmingham Humane Society and the Ronald McDonald House.
"This teaches the power of collaboration and the power they have as student leaders to make a difference at such a young age," said J.W. Carpenter, executive director of the Birmingham Education Foundation, which partnered with YouthServe to bring the day of volunteerism to Birmingham city schools. "I think it makes a big difference to see the light in somebody's eyes when you make their holiday season."
That was certainly the case for Michaelca Miles, a sophomore at Woodlawn High School.
"It's kind of sad to see families picking up toys for their children. It makes it real when you see them," she said.
David Hill, vice president of marketing for the YMCA of Greater Birmingham, said the YMCA has been working with Toys for Tots for years. But when schools began adding community service requirements to their curriculum, the whole atmosphere changed.
Schools began participating in the Toys for Tots toy drive. They began volunteering to help buy the toys, collect the toys, bag the toys and hand out the toys, he said.
"When recipients see young people volunteering and working on their behalf, everybody gets more into the holiday spirit," he said.
Thursday was the fifth and final day of the Toys for Tots pick up. Hill said when it ends, more than 6,000 children will have a Christmas and the toy drive will have served about 1,260 Birmingham families.
Angela Dillard, 29, has one such family. She stood in line at the YMCA, holding her 10-month-old son, who was wrapped tightly in a blanket. She has three other children, ages 2, 4 and 6. If it weren't for Toys for Tots, she said, her children's Christmas would be small.
"Right now, just trying to get basic stuff for the four of them is rough. My layaway is $1,000 and I still owe $600, meaning I might not be able to get it. That's just for things like clothes, shoes, new bed coverings and coats," she said. "So if it wasn't for Toys for Tots, it wouldn't be such a fulfilling Christmas for my kids like I want it to be."
Dillard said one day she and her children will "give back" to the community by volunteering.
"This is not only a help," she said. "It's a blessing."


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"When you decide to attack, keep calm and dash in quickly, forestalling the enemy."
– Miyamoto Musashi, The Book of the Five Rings
Jim's right – it's funny how personal a strategic vote can be on Survivor. I remember on Tocantins how obsessed everybody was with voting out the "Dragon" Brendan, because he was rich, athletic and good-looking. This season, there's a new Dragon – and he's got luxurious hair and vicious aim with the Hawaiian sling.
Does anybody doubt that Jim, Cochran and Dawn are working through some high school issues by undermining Ozzy? Cochran is tired of feeling like he's "viewed as one of the girls." Dawn was furious that the tribe patriarch wouldn't let her talk strategy. And was Jim – the nerd at the cool kid's table – jealous that Elyse was Ozzy's "omen" and not his?
But just because it's personal, doesn't mean it's not strategic. By voting out Elyse, Jim upends Savaii's hierarchy and establishes himself at the tribe's center. He also wins his first Fishy Award.
According to Jim
Last week, I said Jim was jumping the gun by targeting Elyse. Allow me to eat some crow.
Jim masterfully uses Ozzy's declaration that Coach should backstab Albert, to convince Keith and Whitney to flip. After all – by the transitive property of Survivor, if Coach should backstab Albert, doesn't that mean Ozzy should backstab Keith? "I've got a piece of fear that I can plant in Keith," Jim says.
Keith, for his part, is quick to flip. He was already nervous about Ozzy's power. But Keith and Whitney decide to throw their votes away on Dawn. Way to go, guys. If there's anything people respect, it's refusal to take a side. (See also: Benjamin Wade in Heroes vs. Villains.)
Flipping to Jim's team is a horrible decision for Whitney and Keith. They move themselves from being in the inner circle of a dominant alliance to being the disposable cannon-fodder for Jim, Dawn and Cochran.
But taking out Elyse works perfectly for Jim. He now has an alliance with Dawn and Cochran, and another one with Whitney and Keith. And Ozzy is no bigger threat to flip at the merge than, say, Dawn would have been had Jim voted out Cochran.
In fact, Ozzy will have less room to maneuver than Dawn would have, as nobody wants to ally with a giant challenge threat that could win his way to the end.
Jim sidelines his biggest threats and places himself at the head of a physically weaker alliance. Not bad for a day of dragon-slaying.
At Upolu, Brandon Hantz is frustrated that he's facing "prejudice" because of his last name. Is "Hantz" a protected class of citizen? Brandon resolves to shatter the glass ceiling that's kept Hantzes from winning Survivor for seasons immemorial.
Meanwhile, it turns out Albert does more than snore. He's Benjamin's right-hand man – and he's worried that makes him a target. So Albert goes looking for the immunity idol, which makes you wonder: it's day 13, and nobody's found the idol yet? When Albert has trouble finding it, he loops in his closest allies, Sophie and Benjamin.
I've always felt that sharing an idol with allies is good strategy. The idol can save you for one vote, if you're lucky. But a unified alliance can control the game.
On the other hand, do you remember on Nicaragua when Jill told Marty where to find the idol? Ultimately that "team" idol helped save only one team member's skin.
The best move, of course, is to find the idol with a group – and then keep it. If the groups thinks it's theirs to share, they won't want to blindside you. But it will still be in your pocket.
So it sucks for Albert, but ultimately it's Benjamin who finds the idol. Albert was searching in trees, but Benjamin knows that if you want success on Survivor, you need to pray.
"I'm not running the show," Benjamin says. "But at the moment ... pretty close."
Survivor: Jim Makes His Move
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