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by Vyckie Garrison Recently I wrote this to my atheist uncle, Ron:So here's a big question for you: do you believe in free will? I've been thinking a lot about it lately, I can't really believe we do have free will. It seems to me that so much of our decision-making is influenced by circumstances completely beyond our control - circumstances which we did not choose. Plus - I don't know anyone who has managed to actually carry out all their good intentions to live a good life with honesty and integrity. We all want to live well - but things happen and we end up somewhere near the opposite of what we planned.For example - I really and truly did not want to have any … [Read more...]
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by CaluluLatebloomer from the NLQ Spiritual Abuse Survivor Blogs Network has written an excellent series right now based upon reviewing the parenting advice in Reb Bradley's book 'Child Training Tips' She's done an outstanding job on this topic and I have to admit it triggers me just a bit. Triggers some of my experiences back in the old church.During my years in Fundamentalism Evangelicalism I never encountered Reb Bradley's book. The one that was pushed upon me constantly was Michael and Debi Pearl's "To Train Up A Child". I read through it once, horror-struck by the suggestions in the book, finding it ridiculously harsh and thinking that raising your children like little obeying … [Read more...]
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by Vyckie GarrisonEver since I watched the movie, Inception, I've wanted to shout to the world, Wow - that happened to me! And here I thought Quiverfull was my own idea all along!!If you haven't seen the movie, here's a quick summary: "Inception" is the implantation of another person's idea into a target's subconscious. A thief, who possesses the ability to project himself deep inside the subconscious of a victim's mind in order to steal their ideas, is hired to reverse the process - he must plant an idea so skillfully that the subject will act against his own best interests and according to another man's wishes, all the while, firmly believing that his choice to do so is … [Read more...]
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by Mari ChristmasMom's family had a big ol' family reunion at Christmas that year. My great-grandma turned 80 two days before Christmas and my family threw a big party. Everybody showed up.I don't know a lot about this party, but from memories I've pieced together, I get the impression that we had a little variety show in honor of Grandma's birthday. I remember my mom's cousin doing a little ventriloquism act, and the whole family stood up front and sang "How Great Thou Art." (I found both creepy. I don't remember a lot from my very young years that wasn't scary.)We tried to get pictures of each family posing with Great-grandma that year.The picture my mom gave me from this end … [Read more...]
No Mamas Choice – Infertility
by CaluluWhat happens when Quiverfull moms get that Baby Fever and discover for unknown reasons that their wombs will not get with the program?It is one of the questions that pops up here from time to time -'What about women who are infertile, how does the doctrine of many 'blessings' preached by the Quiverfull Patriarch movement treat women who aren't able to bear children?'Past abortions are blamed frequently as a reason for infertility, the thinking being that you devalued life and the precious gift that the Lord gave you so He determined you are not worthy of the blessing. We know that some sources believe God punishes women who have had abortions by making them bear disabled … [Read more...]
Millipede: Part 28
by MillipedeAs January gave way to February, I noticed that my ex and I spoke for shorter lengths of time. He seemed busy. I didn't give it much though, after all we were just friends and nothing more.Then came the day that we had meet at the courthouse to renew our homesteader's tax credit. Although I had been paying the property taxes, since we had both our names still on the title, we both had to sign the renewal forms. As the matter has now become a legal one, I must be mindful of what I type. Suffice it to say, my ex suddenly denied ever agreeing to certain things pertaining to property division, things that we had BOTH agreed on when we broke up. In fact he was making a grab … [Read more...]
Mama's Choice – Part 4: Buying It Wholesale
by Vyckie GarrisonShortly after recognizing the spiritually abusive nature of the Quiverfull movement, I wrote:I've had a sick feeling in my stomach lately. It's the feeling that comes along with a growing realization that the Quiverfull worldview and lifestyle which I felt that I had carefully considered and thoughtfully adopted is, in actuality, a product called "biblical family values" which is being aggressively marketed as an investment to safeguard our loved ones from becoming collateral damage in today's war against the family. …Seems that I should have been immune to the marketing strategies of those who ruthlessly engender fear and dissatisfaction so they can offer their … [Read more...]
Toddlerhood: Part 1
by Mari Davie Somewhere between my first and second birthdays, I got hair. Like, actual hair. I sported that reddish fuzz for roughly 19 months. Then, all of a sudden, I had two little boy cousins, another brother and…. hair. Soft, blonde, wavy hair.But my hair isn't that important in this chapter.Let's talk about David.David was born 2 years, 2 weeks and 2 days after me. I have an adorable picture of me holding that bundle of irritation for the first time. I loved that baby! I've been told that when Grandma was going to change his pants one day, I said, "NO! I'm going to do it! He's MY brother."I was two.It didn't take me too long to figure out that MY brother was nothi … [Read more...]


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... and "Lurking Horror" was the first game to actually make me jump.
Same here I bought a disk drive for my C64 just to play Infocom games (still remember the Babel Fish puzzle in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy like it was yesterday)
... and "Lurking Horror" was the first game to actually make me jump.
Thank god nobody has said World of Warcraft!
Retro Arcade:
Ghost n Goblins
Black Tiger
Wonder Boy
Old Computer games from varios systems:
X-Com Terror From The Deep
Carrier Command
Deus Ex
First Encounter(Elite 3) was buggy as hell though.
System Shock 2
Little Big Adventure
I can't pick my game of all time, so many I like for different reasons
For me it"s a showdown between:
Elite – No brown-nosing required. It was utterly revolutionary and I played it for hours at a time on the BBC from a tape, and on the Amiga I think. I DID get to "Elite", but had to shoot rather a lot of police to do so
Dragon Age Origins was far and away my favourite game of the last few years. (Dragon Age II sucked.)
I'm going to carbon date myself, and go with Collosal Cave Adventure.
If I had to pick one game as the best it would be Crono Trigger on the SNES. I just love that game no matter how many times I play it the game is still damn good.

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Adverse Influence of Radio Frequency Background on Trembling Aspen Seedlings: Preliminary Observations
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Numerous incidents of aspen decline have been recorded in North America over the past half century, and incidents of very rapid mortality of aspen clones have been observed in Colorado since 2004. The radio frequency (RF) environment of the earth has undergone major changes in the past two centuries due to the development and use of electricity in power and communications applications, and the anthropogenic RF background continues to increase in intensity and complexity. This study suggests that the RF background may have strong adverse effects on growth rate and fall anthocyanin production in aspen, and may be an underlying factor in aspen decline.


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First Mich....IM glad you guys got back SAFEFLY and im sorry we couldnt hook up while you were here but I understand how drama works in family dynamics!
Second-thank you for the package-i got it a few days after you left!! The diapers are adorable!! dd might get a few more weeks out of the nb dipeez but the other 2 fit beautifully and we looooove em.
Third-Im sorry this happened to you! Please let me know if yuo need anything and I will help you with what I can. I am so so so sorry-that is no way to end a trip!!!!!! Keep this in mind tho, keep an eye out for those diapers on ebay and other FSorAuction sites...if the thieves had half a pea brain they wouldnt throw em out and you might be able to track them down (read: win auction and pickup at thieves house with a hammer in hand...j/k). I feel really really bad for you bc I know coming home from a trip is havoc enough but thats rough mama--let us know what you need. I dont have the kind of diapers you are missing but I might have something. Hang in there chicka. s
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Now if I can just get my hands on some BottomBumpers again :LOL
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WASHINGTON, June 27 (Xinhua) -- Elaine Chao, U.S.
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Dialogue (SED) as well as bilateral ties in an exclusive interview with Xinhua
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The SED has brought progress on issues important to
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cut across different departments and agencies, she added.
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the two countries are interwoven in many ways and so it is important for both to
understand each other better, she said.
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continuously strive to better understand each other and maintain regularized
communications across the government on a broad array of issues to facilitate
strong relations," she said.
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After working as the White House's "ethics czar," Norm Eisen, son of a holocaust surivor, will take over the post of Ambassador to the Czech Republic, says NPR. The Ambassador who keeps kosher, will kasher his new kitchen, in a home that once served as Nazi Headquarters for the region.
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Discussion in 'Artwork Zone' started by dcfanatic, Jul 31, 2008.
You cut first round draft picks who get out preformed by 7th round draft picks.
It's no longer about where they were drafted. Why would you cut good depth?
Nate was saying that Wade has been very pleased with Spears play especially at the end of last season. Where people are drafted has nothing to do with anything once they are on the roster and you certainly dont just throw away talent.
It might be more of a numbers game if Hatcher is really showing something.
I could see Spears and Tank at NT with Rat and Canty starting at DE with Hatcher the #1 sub.
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Can't connect to wifi network, error code 80710B23, and at my wit's end
I have my PS3 connected to an AirMac Extreme router and it's been working fine since I bought the router last month. Now today, all of a sudden, the PS3 just flat-out stopped connecting. I kept getting this error. I tried re-entering my network settings and the connection kept timing out (said my password may be incorrect, which it wasn't).
Then suddenly, it managed to connect. Ran the test, everything checked out fine. But when I tried to sign in, same **bleep** error. I kept on re-entering my information and restarted my router. After restarting the router, it was able to connect again, except this time, the download and upload tests failed (everything else connected just fine). So I tried to sign in again, still got the same error.
One suggestion I saw said to disable the Media Server, so I did. This accomplished absolutely nothing. Another said to change the MTU from 1500 to 1492, so I did this and at first, it signed me in. But when I tried to access the PlayStation Store, the PS3 just froze. I restarted and tried again. Again, it signed me in, but once I tried to access the Store, the PS3 seemed to lock up. Just as I was about to restart the PS3 once more, a message came up saying, "an error has occurred, you've been signed out of the network."
And now, once again when trying to enter my network settings, it's timing out. Again. Everything else connects to my network just fine -- Apple TV, laptop, phone, the only thing that won't connect is the PS3.


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Disparaging social media comments about the Polynesian players and management of the Blues rugby team brought coach Pat Lam to the brink of tears in front of media.
The Blues' poor start to the Super Rugby season - one win in six, and bottom place on the New Zealand conference - has brought on a number of comments on social media sites attributing this to the high number of Maori and Pacific Island players and coaches in the team.
Lam had to stop speaking when asked about the impact of the comments on his parents.
"They sacrificed themselves for us to come here and have a good life, so it hurts my parents," he said on Thursday, after composing himself.
"I've seen the hurt that they go through, particularly when it's a racial thing."
Lam said he accepted criticism of the team's performance, particularly from people prepared to put their names to comments, but the racial comments were unacceptable.
"It's the faceless people, and that's social media and so forth and talkback when people say things that are pretty offensive, making out that it's because I'm an Islander, that's just offensive.
"It's just sad that we live in a country where people have those opinions, and it's only a minority, I know that, but when they have a forum to speak and throw that out everybody jumps on that bandwagon.
"I feel for them, and I feel for a lot of the guys in the team, you know like (captain) Keven Mealamu and his family, and all the boys who have Island backgrounds or Maori backgrounds."
Lam, who coached the Blues team to the Super Rugby playoffs last year, said he and the team were working hard to overcome their poor start.
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But meeting on-line is not enough. It's hard to explain to a mom exactly how another mom has taught her child to sit up without the use of his arms, or how one child learned to stand. What so many people take for granted: the ease of walking, typing, eating and breathing those with AMC have had to struggle to adapt to this world. Our conferences solidify that bridge and strengthen the bond of our AMC family. Once a year we come together, bring professionals, doctors, physical therapists, occupational therapists, provide workshops and invite people throughout the world to learn, share, laugh, cry and grow.
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Semansky wins Big Sky Player of the Week
BOZEMAN, Mont. - MSU Women's Basketball Head Coach Tricia Binford says it's very clear the impact senior Rachel Semansky has on the rest of the squad.
"How she makes everybody better is she shows what the level needs to be at. And when Rachel's off the floor then competitiveness drops. She competes every drill, she competes in everything she does and she doesn't take a play off. So those are things that are extremely consistent out of Rachel, and she absolutely has a blue collar mentality," Binford said.
This week Semansky was honored by the Big Sky Conference as it's Women's Basketball Player of the Week.
The award comes after the Bobcats defeated Portland State and Eastern Washington, both road victories. In those two matches Semansky put up 21 points per game, 6.5 rebounds per contest, and shot an impressive 71% from the field and 84% from behind the free throw line.
Semansky says she feels like she can still improve.
"I'd say I'm more confident and getting better out of double teams and I'm trying to work on my turnovers, because that's a huge thing that I struggle with and I think that's getting better and better each game," the senior said.
Binford thinks the award is not just indicative of the work Semansky can do, but the team as a whole.
"It's great to see her rewarded for the team's success. And the team absolutely knows that this recognition is just what we were able to do on the road. But she's also one of the most humble kids there is, and for her team success is always going to be a bigger priority," Binford said.


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Record: 17-3, 4-2 (4th in Atlantic 10 Conference)
UMass climbed as high as number 13 in the AP rankings in January, before dropping two of its last three games of the month and plunging down to number 21, still two spots higher than it was at the end of December. The Minutemen reeled off five straight wins to start 2014, none by more than 10 points, including their first three conference games. Losses at Richmond and at St. Bonaventure, who they'd beaten earlier in the month, left them two games behind #19 Saint Louis in the Atlantic 10 standings.
UMass still owns the highest-scoring offense in the conference at 81.6 points per game, which ranks 41st nationally. Guard Chaz Williams leads the Minutemen in scoring (15.7 points), assists (7.3) and steals (1.5). Power forward Cady Lalanne has 13.5 points per game and a team-leading 9 rebounds and 2.5 blocks. Also averaging double-figure scoring are forwards Sampson Carter (10.8) and Raphiael Putney (10.7).
Minutemen February schedule: 02/01 @ Saint Joseph's (14-6), 02/05 vs. La Salle (11-9), 02/09 @ Rhode Island (11-10), 02/12 vs. George Mason (7-13), 02/15 @ George Washington (17-3), 02/21 vs. VCU (17-4), 02/26 vs. Rhode Island (11-10)
Record: 16-3, 3-0 (1st in Ivy League)
Harvard kicked off the year with comfortable wins over Boston College and Rice before losing at Connecticut. The Crimson took a very bad 68-53 loss at Florida Atlantic, which was bookended by two wins over Dartmouth. The last day of the month was one of mixed emotions. First came the news that center Kenyatta Smith would miss the rest of the year after reinjuring the foot that had kept him out of the first 17 games of the season, but in the evening the Crimson prevailed 82-76 over Princeton, which had been its closest rival prior to the start of conference play.
At 3-0, Harvard is already the only team with a perfect Ivy League record, with Columbia, Brown and Yale one game behind. Its 58.8 points allowed per game are best in the League and ninth in the nation. On offense, the Crimson is led by shooting guard Wesley Saunders (15.5 ppg), guard Siyani Chambers (11.3 ppg, 4.3 apg) and foward Kyle Casey (10.4 ppg, 5.9 rpg).
Crimson February schedule: 02/01 vs Penn (4-12), 02/07 vs. Brown (10-7), 02/08 vs. Yale (8-9), 02/14 @ Columbia (13-7), 02/15 @ Cornell (1-16), 02/21 @ Penn (4-12), 02/22 @ Princeton (12-4), 02/28 vs. Cornell (1-16)
Record: 15-7, 8-1 (2nd in Patriot League)
The Terriers had a phenomenal month of January, going 8-1 in Patriot League play after compiling a 7-6 record in their non-conference games. Their only loss was a 30-point blowout at conference-leading American University, who they now trail by one game in the standings. Among BU's January wins are a 55-32 drubbing of Navy and two 80-point games, at Lafayette and against Army.
Boston University's top scorer is guard Maurice Watson, Jr., with 14.3 points per game and a field goal percentage of 51.2 to go with 6.6 assists, which are three times as many as any of his teammates. Guard D. J. Irving is averaging 12.1 points while foward Dom Morris is adding 11.4 on 51.4% shooting and 6.6 boards.
Terriers February schedule: 02/01 vs. Lehigh (11-11), 02/05 @ Navy (7-13), 02/08 vs. Lafayette (4-16), 02/12 @ Colgate (8-12), 02/15 @ Loyola Maryland (9-11), 02/19 vs. American University (13-7), 02/23 vs. Bucknell (9-11), 02/26 @ Army (10-10)
Record: 12-9, 6-3 (3rd in Patriot League)
The Crusaders started just 1-3 in conference play, with losses to Boston University, American University and Bucknell and a win over Colgate, but have since won five straight, including a 19-point beatdown of Lehigh. Their 6-3 record is good for third place in the Patriot League, three games behind American University.
Power forward Dave Dudzinski continues to lead Holy Cross with 15.6 points and 7.5 rebounds per game. Guard Cullen Hamilton, who missed two games in January and has played just 13 in the season, has 10.8 points and forward Malcolm Miller averages an even 10 per game.
Crusaders February schedule: 02/01 @ American University (13-7), 02/04 @ Colgate (8-12), 02/09 vs. Bucknell (9-11), 02/12 vs. Army (10-10), 02/15 @ Lehigh (11-11), 02/19 vs. Lafayette (4-16), 02/23 vs. Navy (7-13), 02/26 @ Loyola Maryland (9-11)
Record: 7-15, 4-4 (4th in Colonial Athletic Association)
Northeastern started January with its last non-conference game of the season, taking a 30-point beatdown at Vanderbilt. Since then, the Huskies have gone 4-4 in CAA play, with just two of their games being decided by more than 10 points, both wins over UNCW and Hofstra. Close games have been the story of the year for Northeastern, with only five games all season in which a team won by double digits. The Huskies are 3-2 in those contests.
The Huskies are 3.5 games behind first-place Delaware, in a very evenly matched conference in which there are only 1.5 games between second and second-to-last place. Forward Scott Eatherton is averaging a double-double on the season, and leads Northeastern in points (16.4), rebounds (10.2) and blocks (2), all while shooting 55.9% from the floor. Guard David Walker is recording 11.8 points per game as well as a team-leading 2.9 assists and 1.7 steals.
Huskies February schedule: 02/03 @ Delaware (15-7), 02/05 vs. Hofstra (7-15), 02/08 vs. William & Mary (12-8), 02/12 @ UNCW (6-15), 02/15 @ Charleston (11-11), 02/20 vs. Towson (13-8), 02/22 @ William & Mary (12-8)
Record: 6-14, 2-5 (11th in Atlantic Coast Conference)
Boston College's 4-9 record in the season's first two months led head coach Steve Donahue to admit that the Eagles were perhaps too ambitious in planning their non-conference schedule. The Eagles lost 73-58 at Harvard on New Year's Day before launching into their ACC schedule, where their only two wins have come over last-place Virginia Tech. BC will be hard pressed to get anything going in one of the toughest conferences in the nation, where they are currently five games behind #2 Syracuse.
Canadian guard Olivier Hanlan is the Eagles' top scorer with 18.6 points per game, while foward Ryan Anderson has averages of 14.7 points and a team-leading 7.2 rebounds.
Eagles February schedule: 02/01 @ Notre Dame (11-10), 02/05 @ Virginia (16-5), 02/08 vs. #17 Duke (17-4), 02/12 @ Georgia Tech (11-10), 02/16 vs. Notre Dame (11-10), 02/19 @ #2 Syracuse (20-0), 02/22 @ Miami (FL) (10-10), 02/26 vs. #18 Pittsburgh (18-3)
Record: 5-14, 4-4 (5th in America East Conference)
UMass Lowell entered 2014 having won just one game since joining Division I, and none against another D-I team, but the River Hawks kicked off the year by upsetting UMBC, Binghamton and Albany in succession. The went 1-3 in their last four games of the month, but their 4-4 conference record still has them firmly in the middle of the America East standings, three games behind Stony Brook and Vermont.
Guard Antonio Bivins, who missed the first two months of the season with a torn Achilles, has become the Hawks' leader in points (15.4), rebounds (5.4) and steals (1.4) in the seven game since his return, one of the main reasons for the team's January success. Guard Akeem Williams is averaging 14.1 points and guard Chad Holley has 10.8 points and a team-high 3.2 dimes per game.
River Hawks February schedule: 02/01 vs. Binghamton (4-17), 02/03 vs. NJIT (9-14), 02/05 @ Albany (11-10), 02/08 @ UMBC (7-14), 02/12 @Vermont (13-9), 02/15 vs. Stony Brook (15-7), 02/19 vs. Hartford (10-13), 02/22 @ New Hampshire (5-16), 02/27 vs. Maine (4-16)
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Waikato is Lotto's luckiest area with an average $640 won per head last year.
NZ Lotteries chief executive Wayne Pickup said the title was largely due to former Te Kauwhata checkout operator Trevor's $26.5 million Powerball win in April.
Former check-out operator Trevor Lotto Powerball win in April meant $641.50 was won per capita in the Waikato, more than any other district, NZ Lotteries chief executive Wayne Pickup said.
Invercargill was next, with $467.94 won per head, mainly due to a $20 million win in November, followed by Clutha, Tauranga, Napier, Waipa, Grey, Franklin, Taupo, and Stratford.
Recent winners of the title Tararua (2011), Buller (2010 & 2008), and Masterton (2009) didn't make it into the top ten.
Southland is the unluckiest, with wins per capita only $19.72.
Manukau Pak N Save retained its spot as the Lotto store which sold the most prizes for the third year running, with more than 78,000 winners winning over $1.4 million in prizes.
Mr Pickup said more than $375 million was won in prizes in 2012 with Lotto and Big Wednesday, with 144 First Division prizes won around the country.
"We also increased the amount transferred to the NZ Lottery Grants Board, distributing a record $190.4 million, which provides funding for sport and recreation, arts and culture, and community services throughout New Zealand."
- nzherald.co.nz and APNZ


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[quote user="bigblue4417"][quote user="lttaylor56"]Hey Lando
I sent you another email kind sir to your Yahoooooooooooooo
I am getting pretty excited to meet Luigi.
He's totally getting the creepy man hug too....

jeez...i'm going to look extremely gay that day >.< lol
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Vincent Jackson (hamstring) was held out of practice again on Thursday.

Coach Norv Turner said early in the week that
V-Jax was no worse for wear coming out of Week 4, but there's now
reportedly "concern" about his ability to play effectively at Denver.
Fantasy owners need to have alternatives lined up for Week 5.
Johny Knox or Mike Thomas?
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Bye weeks are tough this year...
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You find someone to go to the game with you yet?
Thought about sitting with Daven? You guys could talk politics...
[quote user="Morehead State"]Evidentally a Philly O lineman got his hand in his facemask and convieniently twisted his head which re injured his neck.
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You find someone to go to the game with you yet?
Thought about sitting with Daven? You guys could talk politics...
[/quote]not yet. doesnt he live in jersey? i have no way getting there.


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Re: st: Fw: Unable to combine graphs using -grc1leg-
Nick Cox <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: Fw: Unable to combine graphs using -grc1leg-
Thu, 28 Feb 2013 13:05:29 +0000
A wild guess is that something in your graph mentioning "key" is
triggering a bug deep, deep down in -graph-'s use of classes. That's
my guess for your first problem. You can check it by telling us
whether "key" appears in your graph in any sense: variable names,
variable labels, value labels, added text.
It could also explain what is going on in the second problem. Very
occasionally, if -graph- gets confused about classes whatever you try
afterwards is messed up. You have to back up and start again. In a
way, that's a tautology because it worked for you before you applied
-grc1leg-, yet didn't work after, but this has bitten me once and
that's my understanding. I blame the non-working classes.
There are no documented changes to -graph- in the latest update.
On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 12:36 PM, <email@example.com> wrote:
> I am trying to use -grc1leg- to combine two graphs produced using
> -marginsplot-, but I am getting odd behaviour. Please not that -grc1leg-
> is a user written command available from
> http://www.stata.com/users/vwiggins
> I produce the two plots using two separate -marginsplot- and save them.
> Firstly, I combined them using -graph combine-, which works fine. I then
> try to use -grc1leg- but I get an error message (exact commands and error
> messages are below). After I have unsuccessfully tried to use -grc1leg-,
> -graph combine- no longer works and I get a partial plot with an error
> message - the right plot is missing and the left plot has just the box.
> Can anyone shed some light on what might be going on?
> I am using Stata/SE 12.1 for Windows (32-bit), updated to 30 Jan 2013. We
> are not yet able to install the 25Feb2013 update, but hope to have it
> soon.
> Many thanks,
> Gillian
> --------------------------- commands and error messages
> --------------------------------
> . graph combine "Charts\concentration_bthur_fitted_trend.gph"
> "Charts\concentration_cdiff_fitted_trend.gph"
> . grc1leg "Charts\concentration_bthur_fitted_trend.gph"
> "Charts\concentration_cdiff_fitted_trend.gph"
> class key not found
> class key not found
> class key not found
> class key not found
> r(4010);
> . graph combine "Charts\concentration_bthur_fitted_trend.gph"
> "Charts\concentration_cdiff_fitted_trend.gph"
> series 0 not found
> r(111);
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UBPAM appoints Sara Sprung as Chief Investment Officer of Alternative Investments
UBP Asset Management (UBPAM), a fund of funds management company of Union Bancaire Privée (UBP), said that Sara Sprung will join the firm as Chief Investment Officer of alternative investment. Sprung was previously a Portfolio Manager at Fortress Investment Group, and worked as Chief Risk Officer of the liquid markets business of Fortress. This is a newly created position.


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-Safety is a basic human need. So crucial that the scripture repeatedly tells us to protect those who are unable to provide for their own safety and survival. It is so core, it gets down to the very core of the value of a human life. I believe God has put a fear response inside us because our life, our survival, is so valuable to him. Even self preservation on a basic spiritual level
Matt 16:26: what good will it be if a man gains the whole world and loses his soul. What can a man give in exchange for his soul?
all the wealth of the world is not more valuable than a single human soul.
Gen 9:6:
whoever sheds the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed, for in the image of God has God made man.
God connects the value of a single life all the way back to his own image and his own self. In fact, he valued life so greatly that he gave his own to keep ours from being destroyed.
So ultimately, no matter what happens on earth, everyone has a chance to keep their own soul from being trapped in eternal death.
This is a basic human need, the need for safety, self preservation. It is God given, built into each person.
-Fear is the result of a threat to this need on some level. It could be more abstract, in the case of anxiety, inability to ensure safety from rejection, loss, hardship. But the hardest thing about safety threats (even threats to safety from abstract suffering) is a loss of control. Loss of a choice. (I'll talk about this in a second)
But the fear response is designed to be triggered from threats to our survival. Very powerful, overcomes all other functioning.
One of the best ways to deal with fear is to find ways to remind yourself that you have a choice. (candy bar in pocket, grabbing keys)
extreme examples are where kids are lost in a world of organizing things, to help them feel like they have a choice. and adults lose control of this with all sorts of things (OCD, controlling sexual fantasies, or even just sex fantasy being a place where all relationships are totally in our control, etc..)
Important: GOD'S INTENT IS FOR YOU TO LIVE A LIFE FREE FROM FEAR, A LIFE OF SAFETY. But he does not promise physical safety. He does not promise a life free of suffering.
He only promises his presence. But this is the very thing that we doubt, does God really want to be close to me? Will he really never leave or abandon me? Will he be there, protecting my heart? For me, the fact that he built in a need for safety and self value is a big proof of his heart for me, his care for me. That he doesn't just humor me, or put up with me, or begrudgingly give to me.


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Thought I'd put up some pics and descriptions of a real nice little 351W build I did for a pre-runner truck.
Stock block and crank, Eagle I beam rods, Probe dished pistons, Dart Pro1 170cc heads with a little clean up, Comp solid flat w/1.72 Scorpion rockers, Edelbrock RPM Airgap and a Holley 750 set up by John @ C&J Carbs.
First thing to do was some oil mods to the block: This was installing a restrictor for the lifter galleys at the rear of the block...a little tricky.
It had to be drilled and tapped down inside:
You can see the restrictor had to go between the two oil galleys...the main galley below, and the lifter galley(s) above. Oil flows in the direction of arrow.
Little blending in the crossover for the lifter galleys:
Front main oil passage is a lot larger than the rest, so it gets reduced to balance out the pressure to the mains:
Rest of the block gets restrictors to the four rear cam bearings. (front cam bearing doesn't get resstricted because the passage also supplies oil to the dist. gear):


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Fabric Wedding Bunting -Coral and Blush Wedding - Coral, Apricot, Blush, Taupe
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Simply gorgeous with its clean lines and soft colors, this bunting is ready to decorate your wedding, special occasion, photo session, or home.
18 coral, apricot, blush, and taupe flags are sewn to ivory trim. Each flag is 5" across x 6" long. The strand is 9 feet long (7 feet of bunting pennants with a foot of extra trim at each end.)
Flags are fluttery, lightweight, cotton fabric with raw edges, meaning that over time they may fray a little, adding to their vintage appeal.
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They probably put the wrong grease in it (Yes I know it's really Oil) some manual trannys use ATF (Automatic Trans Fluid) and some use 85/90Weight oil, Jumping out of first gear is a damaged synchronizer, that sometimes means all three parts have to be replaced Low gear, (the Gear itself) Synchronizer sleeve and Bronze "Synchronizer".
It looks to me like they have no idea how to fix a manual, I know from experience they don't know anything about diagnosing troubles, just Overhaul, Overhaul, Overhaul, and if it doesn't shift right Overhaul again.
I once worked for a Mr Transmission, I quit after ONE day because I knew how to fix what was wrong, and they only wanted to sell Overhauls, my experience and dealership training was not what they wanted. They were looking for a laborer that would follow a chart, smarts not neeed or wanted.
Needless to say, I'm somewhat disgusted with trans shops
I've been to Ford, Chevy, Chrysler, and Toyota factory schools, these Trans shop guys simply follow a dis-assembly chart, and don't have any idea what is needed to REPAIR anything.
I'm sorry you EVER went there, Chalk it up as an expensive lesson and buy that Competition transmission.
Starter not even starting is either a "Clutch switch" Mis-adjusted, or a bad Starter itself, Grinding is possibly a tooth ground off the flywheel, but that's rare.
Manual trans ring gears on the flywheel are easily replaced, getting TO it is a b***h.
Hope this helps, it's a b***h to be screwed by incompetence and incompetents.
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Although email is one of the oldest online marketing channels, it's also one of the fastest growing. Now more than ever, marketers are turning to email to drive new business, nurture their leads, and reduce customer churn. In fact, a marketing survey by StrongView found that email was the channel most businesses planned to increase their spending for in 2015.
This data illustrates the need for marketers to scale their email marketing program. If you're not keeping up with the industry, you could risk falling behind your competition. One of the best ways to grow your email presence is to ramp up your lead generation efforts. This article discusses three ways to leverage your brand's social media pages and profiles to source new, qualified leads to add to your email audience.
1. Giveaways and Contests
When it comes to professional sporting events, nothing seems to rouse the crowd quite like the t-shirt cannon. It's exciting to see your favorite team score, but there's just something about catching a double XL shirt that can really get the crowd up on their feet.
This isn't just a strategy for the stadiums. Getting your crowd excited over swag is actually a great way to get them to submit lead information. Giveaways are an amazing way to show your customers you care while simultaneously sourcing lead information. And when it comes time to reach out to them using their given information, they'll already have a very positive view of your brand.
Invision is one example of a company that uses swag to generate leads. When you access the company's homepage, you see this prompt to enter your email address for a chance to win your own free t-shirt.
Another amazing example of this strategy comes from Sujan Patel. To this day, Sujan Patel attributes up to $980K of revenue being generated from t-shirt marketing. Here are his tips for designing your swag:
1. Use high quality materials.
2. Keep your design simple.
3. Wear it everywhere.
2. Paid Social Media Campaigns
If you have some additional money to spend gathering leads, paid social is solid way to get them at a great price. This strategy requires you to create an amazing resource, such as a webinar or whitepaper, to entice readers to yield their information. Assuming you have that, here are some social sites that can be amazing for lead gen.
Facebook has a new lead gen-focused campaign type that allows users to enter their lead information – like job title, company or phone number – without ever leaving Facebook, which removes barriers and improves the user experience. This campaign type also enables you to choose which information to collect from customers.
Twitter has a very similar feature to Facebook called Lead Gen Cards. You simply need to create a great piece of content to advertise, write your ad copy, choose what information you'd like to gather, and pay to promote!
SlideShare is a website where users upload videos, presentations, or guides they've created to be discovered by those looking for information on those topics. It's also possible to add a form on each piece of content you upload to gather information on readers.
Historically, lead collection on SlideShare has been free. However, as the site has rolled out more robust targeting capabilities, you now have to pay to drive leads. Their form fields are similar to Facebook and Twitter and enable readers to automatically submit their info by signing into LinkedIn.
3. Promoting Quality Gated Content
If you have an good sense of who your social followers are, you'll know what kind of content will resonate with them. Take the time to make an amazing guide you know your audience will love and focus on organic social distribution.
Schedule and Repurpose
First, focus on sharing your post across all of your social pages multiple times. If you've spent the time to create a great guide, then posting on social shouldn't be as simple as "one and done." Try using a social media scheduling tool like Sprout Social to post it multiple times in one session.
Tag Those You Mention
If you create a guide that specifically mentions another company or thought leader, make sure to reference and tag them in your social posts. If you're lucky, you may get a handle with a large following to share your content with their own audience. You can even keep this in mind when creating your content.
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About Albania: Albania is a small country in the Balkans. It shares borders with Greece, the Republic of Macedonia, Kosovo, and Montenegro.
HHoliday Rentals offers wide rang of holiday rental properties in Albania, and give multiple choice to the travelers to book a suitable and budget holiday home in albania.
Albania is a great travel destionation, and have many attractions in it. Your Holiday in Albania will be a a great time.
Place to visit in Albania:
There are many things to do in Albania. Many roads are paved; however they are very windy
The coastline is always a place to go, with its clear turquoise seas, and its many islands cast upon it, like in Saranda, the southern most coastal city in Albania. Note that more than half of the coastline stretching to the north of Vlore and up to the Montenegrin border contains sand beaches while the Albanian Riviera stretching south of Vlore is made up of rocky beaches. Along the Albanian Riviera, from Vlore to about Qeparo there exist mainly wooden villa complexes, bed and breakfasts, camping sites and a few beach resorts as accommodation facilities. Llogara Pass is a mountain pass located near Llogara National Park offering a majestic view of the riviera from above. Nearby is found Cesar's Pass, the place where Julius Cesar passed in his pursuit of Pompey.
Beautiful and quiet beach at Ksamili
Dajti Mountain, a popular sight in Tirana allows you to get a whole green view of the capital.
A walk around southern cities like Butrint, a UNESCO world heritage site, is always ideal and memorable. Butrint is home to many ancient ruins.
Castles are in many cities in Albania. Their beauty reminds anyone of the ancient times of Albania, and the world. There is Petrela Castle near Tirana, Rozafa castle in Shkodra, the inhabited castle of Berat, and Skanderbeg Castle in Kruje, (named after the national hero and now a popular museum holding his belongings).
Palasa, Near Himara. Palasa is a beautiful village in Himara with great beaches and amazing nature. This is the place where Julius Caesar rested his legion at the pursuit of Pompey. There are no touristic resorts, but you can ask for an apartment at the local caffe. The apartments usually are with two rooms and a toilette, but usually clean, safe and comfortable. edit
In southern Albania you can see the influence of Turks and Greeks. In northern Albania you can see many ancient Illyrian ruins and very little foreign influence.
Albanian Alps — This mountainous complex on the north of the country forms the border between Albania and Montenegro. Rich on rainfalls, sheep, bare rocks and scenic views it is one of the places in Albania you should see. One of the places where you can be less than 10 km away from the nearest village and still have a day long trip there.
Albanian Riviera — Featuring crystal clear waters, unspoiled beaches, and picturesque villages, this is the Mediterranean coastline as it once was.
Butrint — Largest archaeological site from Greek era in Albania. It lies on the coast in the southernmost tip of the country, near the Greek border. Minibuses are available from Saranda.
Bylis — second largest archaeological site from Roman era in Albania
Dhërmi — one of the finest of the many beaches along the coastal road between Vlore and Saranda, perfect for camping.
Durres — is Albania's main entry port and one of the most ancient cities. The town's ancient amphitheater is the biggest in the Balkans.
Lura National Park — a 1,280 hectare national park with high mountains, big meadows, and glacial lakes.
Tomorr — Mountain ridge in the southern part of Albania, not far from Berat. This part of the country is formed by parallel mountain ridges (up to around 2000-2500 m) separated by valleys. Although the ridges are not very long, they offer few days of hiking with enormous scenic beauty and fantastic panoramic views. Tomorri is one of the most known ridges with a Bektash monastery and chapel on the very top.
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"In this world you've a soul for a compass; And a heart for a pair of wings
There's a star on the far horizon; Rising bright in an azure sky
For the rest of the time that you're given; Why walk when you can fly?"
There's a star on the far horizon; Rising bright in an azure sky
For the rest of the time that you're given; Why walk when you can fly?"
©Destinys Guide - Watercolor, Size:10" x 10.5"
Laura Leeder, Nov.28, 2011
This decorative design is called a Mandala. The pattern for this one was created by Win Dinn, a Mixed media artist and Instructor who resides here in the Creston Valley. She has created a coloring book for adults, with 24 tempting patterns to play with.
When leafing through her book, I was drawn to this one in particular and knew that I wanted to use its design in a watercolor painting. The result is this beautiful piece! (can you tell that I'm pleased with it?)
Win describes Mandalas as "a form of art used by Tibetan monks to focus their thought and foster a state of meditation. Use them to express yourself, reduce stress and rekindle creativity."
I certianly enjoyed the process and have already chosen another of Wins patterns, that I look forward to starting another painting with very soon!
For more information on Win, her artwork, the courses that she offers , please follow this link to her blog: http://windinnart.blogspot.com
If you'd like to purchase or get more information about her Coloring Book, you can email her at firstname.lastname@example.com
Now it's time for some digging....somewhere in a box, I have a CD by Mary Chapin Carpenter with the song that the above quote is from......
Thanks for stopping by.....and remember....why walk, when you can fly!
Laura Leeder
Watercolor Artist, Creston, BC


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The New England Patriots were dealt a rash of bad luck, free agency losses and injuries in 2013, yet they still went 12-4 and advanced to the AFC title game. And Tom Brady still gets called overrated. It's remarkable, but Patriots fans know the haters will keep on hating. Instead of buying into it, New England fans know there is always next year for another chance to make a run at the Super Bowl.
The Pats' constant prowess in the AFC East and AFC in general is a big reason why they don't want for ticket sales. Let's take a look at their September games and in particular, a breakdown of prices for Patriots tickets, brought to you by ticket data provider Razorgator.com.
Week 1 (Sep. 7th) @ Miami Dolphins | Avg: $250 | Get-in: $57
Patriots fans get a solid discount if they make the trip to Miami, when New England kicks off 2014 as a heavy favorite against the division rival Fins. Ryan Tannehill and co. represent a tougher task than in past years, but Tom Brady and the Pats still own the AFC East. Anything less than a 1-0 start would be a shock.
Week 2 (Sep. 14th) @ Minnesota Vikings | Avg: $224 | Get-in: $84
The Patriots don't have the worst schedule to start 2014, but they do have to march out on the road in back to back contests to get things going. The Vikings are task number two on the schedule in September, as Adrian Peterson and the Purple People Eaters welcome New England into town. Minnesota's major changes on both sides of the ball could help make this closer than advertised, but New England remains the vastly superior team and should start 2014 off at 2-0.
Week 3 (Sep. 21st) VS. Oakland Raiders | Avg: $378 | Get-in: $143
The Raiders normally aren't a good reason to cause a spike in ticket prices, but New England's third game of 2014 happens to be their home opener. Even though it's their first game at home and a likely win against a bad Raiders squad, it's a reasonable discount for loyal fans. A get-in price of $143 isn't bad to see Tom Brady dismantle the hapless Raiders. With Gillette Stadium parking beginning at $38, it will cost a fan less than $175 to get in to the stadium.
Week 4 (Sep. 29th) VS. Kansas City Chiefs | Avg: $199 | Get-in: $54
The final game of September is easily the best deal of the month concerning Patriots tickets, as they get their first truly tough opponent of 2014 at home. New England will have its hands full trying to contain the elusive Jamaal Charles, while Brady and the offense will try to evade Kansas City's elite pass rush. It should culminate in an intense battle, but one the Pats can still claim to get September closed out right with a 4-0 start.


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Mega-Mag 400 mg liquid magnesium supplement
Delivers natural ionic magnesium with trace minerals
Gluten free and certified vegan
400 mg 4 fl oz (118 mL) Liquid
Serving size 4 mL (4 full droppers; 0.8 tsp)
Servings per container 30
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† Daily Value (DV) not established.
Ingredients: A high magnesium, low sodium mineral concentrate from Utah's inland sea, the Great Salt Lake.
Allergen Info: contains no known allergens.
Suggested Use: 1 - 4 mL (1-4 full droppers; ¼ to 0.8 teaspoon) daily with juice or food to mask the highly concentrated mineral flavor. To top off or fully supplement your diet with magnesium, we recommend starting with 1 mL and increasing as needed, ideally spread throughout the day. It is also recommended that you take Mega-Mag with a large glass of fluid. Excess magnesium may cause a laxative effect.
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Supplement your diet with liquid magnesium from Trace Minerals Research. This low-sodium Mega-Mag 400 mg formula delivers 400 mg of natural ionic magnesium with other minerals and trace elements that act as natural co-factors. Magnesium is essential to over 400 different enzyme reactions and various other body functions, and it's particularly important to heart health and circulatory function.
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Work communication is a vital part of any successful business, as well as successful work relationships. If you can't communicate effectively, your co-workers might feel frustrated with you, and even avoid you. It's also possible that if you lack proper communication skills, your co-workers or boss might not understand your directions, or your feedback, and mistakes can be made. In addition, sometimes work relationships turn awkward if someone misinterprets what you said or did. There are so many different ways to communicate at work, that it isn't surprising that miscommunication happens so often. However, it's vital to try to be an effective communicator at work, and sometimes, there are specific things or situations that are stopping you from communicating effectively. Here are five things to keep in mind that may be affecting your work communication.
1. Poor email communication
Email has made it so much easier to communicate with many people at once, and with people who are either too busy, or too far away, to speak to you regularly in person. Email has the benefit of being extremely quick, efficient, and sometimes, it can save a lot of money over other kinds of communication. Unfortunately, there are a lot of potential issues with email. The most glaring is the fact that if you make a mistake in an email, you often can't take it back, especially if you don't realize it until the person receiving it has already read it. Too many grammatical errors can frustrate your audience, as can too many unnecessary emails that fill up people's email boxes.
When you write a work email, try to be as succinct as possible. Proofread for errors, and avoid being too informal. Also, don't send too many emails to a large group of people, especially if some of them really don't need the information. Lastly, be sure that your information is really appropriate for email–some issues need to be addressed in person or on the phone.


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Cheryl Tanenbaum
SVP / Chief Financial Officer
phone: 386-449-0960
Cheryl Tanenbaum, Sr. Vice President, Chief Financial Officer for the Bank. Cheryl is also the Information Technology Officer and Human Resources Officer. Cheryl oversees the bank operations department and accounting. Cheryl has 28 years of banking experience. Cheryl started her banking career in N.Y. as a teller. She worked her way through college and decided that banking was her career goal. Cheryl earned her A.S. Degree in Business Administration from Nassau Community College in 1986. She earned her B.S. Degree in Business Management and Communications from Adelphi University in 1988. Cheryl also earned her Certified Financial Planner designation while attending Adelphi. Cheryl earned a diploma in Financial Management from American Institute of Banking while working at CypressCoquina Bank. In 1989, Cheryl moved to Palm Coast Florida and has been here ever since. Cheryl worked for Barnett Bank for 10 years and then became a founding employee of Cypress Bank. Cheryl left Cypress Coquina Bank in Jan. 2008 and came on board with Intracoastal Bank. Cheryl has been happily married to Larry for 25+ years. She has 3 wonderful children, Jonathan, Russell, and Samantha.
American Business Women Association-Past Treasurer
United Way Women's Initiative -Steering Committee and Philanthropy Committee Member
Mentor for Take Stock in Children Program
Serving on the board of the Flagler County Education Foundation
Chairperson for the Senior Scholarship Committee and the Finance Committee of the Flagler County Education Foundation
Treasurer for the Flagler County Education Foundation
Facilitator for FDIC Money Smart Classes for Adults and Youth
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Our goal was to get to the Summer Palace, a pristine massive garden area built by the emperor. We decided against a cab all the way to the garden as our trusty tour book promised us a "lovely more peaceful" ride on a luxury boat down the river
We stood at the waters' edge watching families take dangerous looking speedboats from 1960 around this small moat area laughing and screaming. The boats all appeared full. Certainly this wasn't our luxury cruise. It was approaching 3:30PM and just when we were about to ask after the boat's departure time, a speedboat pulled up. We were told to get in and immediately noticed that everyone was wearing life vests except for whitey. I have been on some terrifying roller coasters, planes that have been hit by lightning, I have been paragliding, bungee jumping, my house has set on fire in the middle of the night and I can honestly say I have never been more terrified than I was on this five minute hellish boat ride. (Make sure to watch Joe's video, it doesn't begin to capture the horror). We were told that the boat was going to the zoo which is not where we had planned on going. After making it safely and having a laugh at the ridiculousness of the situation we were quickly escorted to another boat, more serene but already full of Chinese tourists
Finally it was time to disembark. The garden was lovely but we soon realized that we were in the wrong garden. We followed the swarming crowd to yes, another boat. After waiting another fifteen minutes the next boat pulled up and there was a literal stampede to get on for prime seats. I would not be trifled with. My large behind was not hanging off the seat for another half an hour. We joined in the pushing and shoving and managed to get a bit more room. The next ride was as loud as the last so we were more than grateful to reach our final destination…3 hours later. 3 hours. Would have been a 45 minute cab ride. 3 hours.
As those who know me should know by now, I was not in the best of moods after this situation. As my mom often remarks, "poor Joe." My stomach was in knots of a familiar type of way, but the gardens were incredibly lovely and seeing how excited Joe was made things a lot better. We made it through the first small garden when I had to use the restroom, pronto
The floor of the building where I work consists of 5 immigration offices and one feature film casting office. The bathrooms are always disgusting with all forms of bodily fluids on the floors, seats, etc. We are continuously in awe. "How does pee/poop/etc. get way over there? " "Who doesn't know how to use a toilet?" I think that's what the cleaning person who is in charge of the Summer Palace might be thinking when they enter the last stall of the eastern porta potty. After basically having to shower I headed back out to regroup.
After popping some Pepto and Immodium we were finally on our way. The gardens were spectacular. There was the Long Corridor with 10,000 different scenes from the country side painted on it, the 17 arch bridge which is what it sounds like, and beautiful temples and receiving halls, rockeries, and lakes. The best part of the gardens was the quiet. We entered in a less popular section and enjoyed peace for the first time since hitting Asian soil.
It was getting dark, so we decided to head over to Olympic Park. It was just as impressive as it looked on television. Unfortunately, we didn't get into the Water Cube because Swan Lake was being performed…in the water cube. We had even brought our swim suits as you can buy tickets to take a lap in the famous pool
Time to head back on the subway, which always makes Joe and I feel more comfortable than a cab. After three transfers we grabbed a quick shower and headed downstairs to our hotel restaurant, Zen, a Hong Kong transplant that was quite tasty.
It was quite the day of travel and patience, but looking back, I wouldn't have wanted it any other way.
T-shirt of the day: Woody Allen, what's next?
Tomorrow: A Great Wall


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Camera Lens Bag
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North Coast Grey
If you're a camera fanatic like we are, we know you'll appreciate these. The W&F lens bags are designed for that extra projection when you're traveling with multiple lenses in tow. Four sizes available, made with 7oz waxed canvas, encased foam on sides and bottom, and closed with a durable drawstring of vintage Army tent cord. Collapsable and easy to pack when not in use, and just the right amount of protection to keep your gear in fine shape.
Pancake interior: 8cm x 5.5cm
Prime interior: 8cm x 10cm
Mid zoom interior: 8cm x 16cm
LongZoom interior: 8cm x 20cm