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- Student Central – A place where students can ask straightforward questions, learn about emergency contact information at Campbell, and read about confidentiality as it relates to counseling.
- Polls and Stories – Students can learn about the beliefs, interests, concerns, and experiences of their peers in the ULifeline polls and stories.
- Factsheets – Factsheets are documents that give brief summaries of different struggles, disorders, and situations that college students commonly face.
- Suicide Prevention – Students can learn about suicide risk and protective factors; depression; myths about suicide; warning signs; and how to help a friend who may be suicidal.
- Get the Facts – This section educates students on suicide, stress, eating disorders, depression, bipolar, anxiety, and alcohol and drugs.
- Self e-Valuator – This is a confidential, online mental health assessment developed for ULifeline by Duke University Medical Center. Students can complete a self-assessment to learn telling insights about their current state of mind. The results provide a valuable and objective perspective for students while they may be struggling. This feedback does not substitute a diagnosis or an appointment with a counselor
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Ballet flats adorned women's and men's feet as far back as the 16th century with the prototype modeled after the soft ballet slipper. The shoes experienced a reprieve from fashion during the 17th and 18th centuries when Catherine of Medici walked down the aisle in a pair of high-heeled wedding shoes. The dainty slipper came back into fashion when women rejected the high heel after witnessing Marie Antionette walk to the guillotine in a pair of heels.
Ballet Flats for Women
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The fashionable ballet flats appeal to women of all ages from young girls to teenagers to senior citizens.
Reappearance of Ballet Flats
A public siting of ballet flats occured on Audrey Hepburn's feet in 1957 in the movie Funny Face which created a resurgence of the shoes. I'm sure the shoes experienced some waxing and waning between Catherine and Audrey, but as the story goes Audrey wore them with a pair of skinny jeans. I would be willing to bet the brand name of those shoes was Capezio.
When I attended junior and senior high school in the 1960's, the popular, well-to-do girls wore Capezio shoes. Capezio's, as we called them, came in two styles: Mary Janes and T-straps. You were "in" if you wore Capezio's -- at least you were in Fresno, California. I wasn't popular or well-to-do, so I wore fakes. They weren't even knock offs. They were just obviously fake. Although we called them Capezios, they were ballet flats.
Salvatore Capezio
A Master Shoemaker
In 1887, Salvatore Capezio, an Italian immigrant, opened a shop in New York City conveniently located near the Old Metropolitan Opera House and billed it The Theatrical & Historical Shoemaker. He started repairing shoes for the Met. When the opera singer, Jean de Reszke, rushed into his shop asking for an emergency pair of shoes, Capezio the shoe designer was born. Before long, dancers from all over the world were ordering Capezio's pointe shoes. Eventually, he trained his family to make his beautifully designed shoes.
Capezio shoes gained fame from adorning the feet of dancers on Broadway, the Ziegfield Follies, many musicals, and dozens of movies. Eventually his dance-shoe designs grew to include ballet flats for street wear like the ones worn by the boomer girls of the 1960's.
My grandmother bought me a pair of Capezio T-straps when I was in eighth grade. They cost $12.95 which was a lot of money for a senior citizen on Social Security. It was a lot of money for any working-class family like mine. Those shoes were bought with love. I don't know when I eventually disposed of them, but they were well worn. I wish I had saved them and framed them in a shadow box. They didn't make me popular, but they did make me feel "in".
The Capezio Company no longer makes ballet flats for street wear, but the name lives on in dance wear as well as other atheletic wear.
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Call it a Classic
Anything that can survive from the 16th century to the 21st century has earned the title of classic. I don't remember seeing the ballet flat during the 1970's, but as I recall, shoe design took on a tame Lady Ga Ga look. I wonder if that's where she got the idea for her elevator shoes. In my own opinion, the 70's was a decade of the worst design in all areas since the Civil War in America.
The ballet flat re-appeared in the 80's with a string binding around the low top that could be tightened or loosened at the toe box just like ballet slippers. Ballet flats have hung on since then in various styles created by various designers.
Women love these shoes, because they're the next best thing to going barefoot. They look great with jeans, leggings, slacks, skirts, dresses and shorts. It's great to plop down in a chair, flip your shoes off your feet and swing your legs over the arm of the chair. You can't do that with running shoes.
Yes, I have read Katie's article on the subject. Ballet flats are my favorite shoes to wear. Thanks for commenting.
Hi Brenda. Great article. I always love reading about the history of ballet flats, after all, they are my favourite kind of shoes. As we approach the 50 year mark since the reappearance of ballet flats, thanks to Audrey Hepburn in 1957, the only thing that has changed is the wide variety of manufactures, colours available and the unique details on the shoe itself. And maybe the sizes available. Since you've seen Katie's articles you know what I'm about to say next. I'm lucky cuz I'm a guy with a women's size 10 foot so I have all the colours and styles available as women but now with them being made in larger sizes more women and some men also have a better selection to choose from. I don't think having Carl and myself commenting is enough to warrant you to change the title of this post from how it read now.
Thanks for sharing this post on "our" favourite shoes.
I'm sure you've seen it but if not, this is the post Katie did about me.
Hi Carl, Yes, I didn't realize men enjoyed wearing women's shoes until Katie's article. You learn something new everyday. I can understand why. I prefer not to wear shoes at all; especially in hot weather. I don't see how men can wear those clunky shoes they have to wear. I'd die. If my feet are hot my whole body is hot. Glad to have you here.
Hello, Brenda! I look forward to chatting with you on occasion, since I have just joined wizzley.com this week... I live in central Pennsylvania, and I work as an operational meteorologist (weather forecaster and radio broadcaster)... I adore (and even wear) women's shoes from time to time, and my 'weakness' is the ballet flat... I've left behind some comments on various articles regarding this topic by Katiem2, who has done so much to bolster my self-confidence... I just received two pairs of the "Ollio" comfort flats which you've highlighted in this article -- and I can't wait to try them! I'll talk to you soon :)
WOW I knew you were the one with the great collection of flats. My daughters love flats, will have to show them now that I've found this again. Back to school. :)K
Thanks Dusty. I'm a flip flop gal during the warm weather, but I'm a sneakers girl in the winter. I hate wearing shoes though. I'd rather go barefoot all the time.
Well I'm glad to see I'm not alone in the "poor nerd" category...hahahaha.. that had me laughing.
My daughter loves this type of shoe. I'm a sneakers and slippers type of gal, but the ones you have featured here are very pretty.
The style of ladies shoe fits in well with today's hectic lifestyle. The shoes on this page are perfect to wear with jeans, Capri pants, skirts or dresses. I like them because they are feminine and suitable for all ages of women. Patterned flower and animal print styles would look really with good plain colored clothes.
I enjoyed reading about the history of this style of shoe. You could say if this style was good enough for the beautiful Audrey Hepburn no wonder it is still popular today.
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The fifth season trend of passable but not outstanding stories continues with this offering. It is a perfectly watchable episode, and has some very good moments, but ultimately feels sub par compared with some of the clever episodes that have appeared in previous seasons.
Tran Quoc Jones of the title is played by young Ronald Harrah III, in his first credited role. He went on to several more TV roles (including playing Le Van 'Half Pint' Hawke in two third season episodes of Bellisario's 'Airwolf'), before sadly committing suicide in 1995, aged just 22. (There were also several other young actors of the time, including John Louie, who appeared in 'Gremlins' and the first season 'Riptide' episode 'Long Distance Daddy', who might be confused with Harrah).
Harrah gives a very decent performance as Tran Quoc – as per usual, the series chose its young actors well – but there are also some over-cutesy moments which some may not like too much.
The episode also marks the return of 'Mac' mk. II, otherwise known as 'Jim Bonnick', after Jeff MacKay returned to the series in 'Mac's Back' earlier in the season. It is quite a turnaround that, after Magnum continually conned the original Mac in the early seasons, from now on the 'new' Mac will con Magnum – here getting him involved with a scheme to dupe a protection racket out of their money.
Deborah Pratt also makes her final of several appearances as T.C.'s sometimes girlfriend Gloria; other it is the last time that Pratt is seen on-screen in the series, she would go on to write 'Little Games' in a couple of episodes time, as well as the seventh season's excellent 'Little Girl Who'.
Anyway, as for the storyline itself… it is a fair one, and I found Tran Quoc's search for his father, whom he has never met, to start off quite interesting. But I find that the plot is just too over-complicated and has too much going on; in some episodes they manage the multi-thread storylines quite well, but here, I found it a little confusing in places.
But T.C.'s budding friendship with Tran Quoc ("T.Q.") is well played out, and gives Roger E. Mosley something to get his teeth into.
Then there is another great episode ending, as Tran Quoc dumps his new clothes and returns to living on the streets. I found it a little hard to believe that the gang – especially T.C. - would not try and find him again, but even so, it make a good ending to the story.
All-in-all, I WANT to like this episode, and there are indeed sections that are very good. But it just lacks the polished touch of earlier seasons, and as I say above, the story is a bit over-complicated in places.


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Day 5, July 13: The Sylheti Cult
The Sylheti Cult
For Day 05, Saturday, July 13
Past and present magic in Bangladesh
There are two strong influences in the Islamic faith of the Sylhetis — one from the past and one from the present.
The past
Eight hundred years ago, a Muslim "saint" and his 360 followers came to Sylhet, the most important city in the region of the Sylhetis, which today stretches from northeast Bangladesh to the neighbouring region of India. The Muslim defeated the ruling Hindu king, reportedly by his magical powers. In the following centuries, Islam spread from Sylhet into the rest of the Bengal. It evolved into a strong cult connected to the grave of the Muslim and his followers, integrating different mystic and magic practices. It is a common Sylheti Muslim practice on Thursday evenings to seek the dead at their graves for aid.
The present
More recently, the influence of orthodox Islam has been growing strongly. Every Friday, the mosques are filled with praying men. The Sylhetis are among the most conservative Muslims in the whole region. Bangladesh has the world's fourth largest Muslim population, and Islam plays a big role in politics, life and the culture of the people. Islam is the state religion but freedom of the right to practise other religions is part of the Constitution.
The great need
There are about 11 million Sylheti Muslims. About 7 million live in Bangladesh, about 2 million in India and the rest scattered around the world. Many Sylheti families have family members who live and work abroad. Families that can afford it send their children to the Western world, mainly to Great Britain. The poorer families send their children to work in the countries of the Arabian Peninsula. Despite all this, the majority of Sylhetis still live and die in abject poverty.
Prayer ideas:
* Pray that the Sylhetis will soon have their own Bible and the skills to read it. "So then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God." (Romans 10:17)
* Pray that the Sylheti will find freedom and help, not from the grave, but from Jesus, who conquered death. "Our Saviour, Christ Jesus … has destroyed death and has brought life and immortality to light through the gospel." (2 Timothy 1:10)
* Pray for Sylhetis living abroad, that they would meet Christians who can tell them about Jesus and pass His message to their families.
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It was a teaching hospital. As in the endless television medical dramas flocks of young doctors assembled around my father's bed being taught by Mr Big, the consultant. He asked them questions - always a little hurriedly, so that the patient would not understand. He needn't have bothered, it was always a flow of medical gobbledegook.
What was extraordinary was how often the trainee doctors did not know the answers, or seemed to get things wrong, despite being prompted by - in my father's case - a very affable consultant.
Were the students ignorant? Then, having a break during a particularly long vigil - they were changing my father's blood, and the transfusions took all day - I was told by a kindly nurse I could get a bite to eat in the hospital's canteen, not usually open to members of the public.
It must have been an exam time. The Formica tables were covered by textbooks opened among the yoghurt pots and greasy plates. Students were questioning each other, rehearsing catechisms of the body, its ills and treatments, with a chant-like rhythm.
It hit me forcibly that an extraordinary thing was happening in the hospital. A massive body of knowledge and experience had to be transmitted every year, year in and year out.
It was also always picking up research and discoveries in medicine to teach. The hospital was like a vast library of know-how, time-travelling. It had been on its voyage since the Renaissance in the 16th century, when Paracelsus began modern medical practice in Frankfurt.
Then came the frightening thought: this could be lost. To do a routine operation, taking out tonsils, let alone transplanting a kidney, needs a transmission of complex knowledge. Students and teachers put themselves through horrendously rigorous training needed to acquire it and to continuously pass it on.
We should not take it for granted that the transmission will always happen. Knowledge can be lost, the time-ship that carries medical knowledge can founder; lose one generation of medical teaching and we would be dying of appendicitis again.
As with medical practice, so with the arts. It is not easy to play a violin. You have to be taught, you have, indeed, to be able to get your hands on a violin in the first place. The Berlin Philharmonic and our own Birmingham Symphony, or Alfred Brendel's glorious playing of Beethoven's piano sonatas, do not spring out of nowhere. It takes a teaching culture for players to reach such standards even if they are, like Brendel, of the stature of a genius.
Sir Simon Rattle, in his fiery advocacy of universal music education, makes the point that because the chief inspector of schools, Chris Woodhead, has told schools they will not be assessed or inspected on the national curriculum programmes of study in music, it will inevitably be cut.
"Most teachers," Sir Simon argued in a TES interview last year, "are overworked and underpaid and have been told they are crap for years, so it is hardly surprising if they welcome any reduction in their workload."
Sir Simon's anger is, I suspect, driven by the very real fear that the transmission of knowledge will be broken and the music schools will empty because state schools do not encourage music.
When I hear people attack opera, I think "Don't worry. The way things are going with the arts in our culture we soon won't have singers or players capable of singing Mozart or Wagner."
This alarm is widespread, as the group planning Radio Einstein, a station to be devoted unashamedly to propagating the best in high culture and the arts, is finding out. A coalition is forming to back the idea across the boundaries of left and right.
I must admit, however, that I had to rub my eyes when I opened the New Statesman and read George Walden, a Tory ex-minister of education, praising Radio Einstein by quoting the French Marxist guru Pierre Bourdieu: "In fact I am defending the conditions necessary for the production and diffusion of the highest human creations."
The great theatre of Epidaurus, in Greece, was constructed in the third century BC as a shrine dedicated to Assclepius, Apollo's son, the patron god of doctors. The theatre was part of a hospital complex.
You attended the play, then slept in the hospital where, in dreams inspired by the drama you had seen, the god appeared and whispered your cure to you. Not exactly NHS treatment, but the coalition of so many different-minded people around Radio Einstein is driven by a shared conviction: that our dumbing-down, market-driven culture is sickly and that the arts are essential to the public health of our democracy.
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Sometimes, firing a coach does nothing but rearrange the deck chairs on a sinking ship.
In the case of Lionel Hollins, it appears as if the Memphis Grizzlies might have discovered a life preserver in a 55-year-old former guard who twice previously had been an interim coach for the franchise. They were 1-13 in January. They are 4-2 this month.
The rebuilding Grizzlies, buried in the West, had a demoralizing start, including losing 12 in a row. Their only losses in the last two weeks were to the Los Angeles Clippers and Philadelphia 76ers.
"It's a new start for them. Their spirits are up," Hollins said of his Grizzlies, who fired Marc Iavaroni on Jan. 22. "It's about change. It's not an easy process, because the team has done a lot of losing."
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In recent seasons, the league has cracked down regarding hard fouls and the disciplining of players.
This week, those policies cost David West one game check — worth an estimated $120,000.
The New Orleans Hornets forward Monday clobbered the Minnesota Timberwolves' Mike Miller. Joel Litvin, NBA president of operations, said the league was shocked by West's act, which resulted in a flagrant foul-2, an automatic ejection and a suspension.
"It was really out of character," Litvin said, because West is considered one of the good guys.
West told the league he was upset by a non-call he thought he should have received on the offensive end. Litvin said West had an explanation for what followed: Miller raised the ball as if he were attacking the basket and then brought it back down again.
"David said, at that point, he came over hard to block the ball, but all of sudden it wasn't there," Litvin said. "It resonates, but it was such a hard blow to the head that, even if it were unintentional, it was so reckless that it (warranted suspension)."
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Al Jefferson is devastated. First he wasn't playing in the All-Star Game. Now he's not playing at all.
Minnesota's frontcourt force tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee Sunday. Before that, Jefferson, 24, thought he had earned an All-Star berth on his scoring (23.1-point average), rebounding (11) and shot-blocking (1.7). His 30 double-doubles rank in the top five.
Jefferson, in his fifth season, never has been an All-Star. This season, the only other NBA players to average at least 20 points and 10 rebounds are the Orlando Magic's Dwight Howard and the San Antonio Spurs' Tim Duncan, both All-Star starters.
"I was disappointed," Jefferson said. "We've been playing (better). If I'm not an All-Star, then I don't know why. I see double-teams every night, sometimes triple-teams. They've got to give me a better answer."
Coach Kevin McHale said, "I tell Al all the time, as the team has success, individually we'll have success. There's no question he's an All-Star in our league."
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Discover the opportunity to join an international, dynamic, and responsible company that fosters the development of its people around the world. Every day, we empower employees to achieve more and experience exciting careers. Find out how our values and unique position make Schneider Electric the employer of choice. Schneider Solar is a rapidly growing business within the Schneider group. We are building the next generation of power conversion products for photovoltaic (PV) and energy storage (ESS) power plants. Our products enable the growth of renewable energy sources around the world.
We are currently seeking an Functional Manager – Electrical & Power Electronics based in our Livermore, CA USA location. The Functional Manager will line manage the department and ensures engineering projects are completed in accordance with internal & external customer's expectations, and regulatory & corporate requirements while facilitating on budget, on time deliverables. This leader will identify and implement measures to reduce costs, reduce cycle time, improve quality, enhance innovation and develop employees.
The role calls for a positive, confident, highly motivated individual with both strong engineering and leadership skills.
1 - Responsibilities:
1.1 - Mentoring:
Function managers are typically technical leaders who have the expertise to act as a technical mentor. When the functional lead is not appropriate for a specific topic, he/she would leverage their familiarity with the functional group to make suitable recommendations.
1.2 - Recruiting:
Functional managers will be actively involved in the recruiting process. Starting with a needs assessment, functional heads will help determine the skill sets required for a specific position and then match those needs with internal or external candidates. Functional managers will be responsible for applying standardized technical reviews as appropriate, reviewing career objectives, clarifying responsibilities, and assuring a good professional match.
1.3 - Performance Appraisals:
Functional managers will be responsible for coordinating performance appraisals and for collecting feedback from relevant program and other functional managers. Leads will have a significant role in monitoring the technical and professional progress of employees in his/her section.
1.4 - Career Development:
Functional managers must be aware of the expectations and career objectives of each section member. Working with program managers, leads will endeavor to match employee expectations to opportunities while developing strategic capabilities within the discipline. Understanding the strategic objectives of the Solar Business and the types of skills that are required, functional leads will also make training and development recommendations.
1.2.5 - New methods and Best Practices:
Functional managers will have the primary responsibility for monitoring and, as appropriate, adopting new methods and technologies relative to their discipline. Leads will also ensure that the discipline members understand and use current and appropriate best practices within the discipline. Leads will coordinate and attend design reviews and schedule regular meetings of discipline members to encourage employees to disseminate their knowledge to others involved in their discipline.
1.6 - Standards:
Functional managers must be aware of the discipline's practices and help to establish, review and revise standards that will help employees apply previous experiences to improve future work. Leads will ensure that members of the function are aware of existing standards, that they have a method for learning how and when to apply these standards, and that they understand the process for establishing new standards.
1.7 - Intellectual Property:
Functional managers will be responsible for monitoring relevant IP activity within their discipline. This includes review of outside patents and developments, as well as driving and developing SE's own IP.
1.8 - Project Staffing & Planning:
As engineers complete projects, functional managers will make recommendations for future project staffing and ensure that projects are staffed with the correct skills to optimize project success. Functional managers own and continuously improve work breakdown structure for their discipline. The functional leads support project planning by ensuring optimal work breakdown structure is used and supporting their team creating accurate effort and duration estimates.
• Must have a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field.
• Post Graduate technical degree or MBA preferred.
• Must have a minimum of 8 years of engineering experience with responsibility and focus on Power Electronics and its supporting digital systems (controls, embedded application, software application, etc.).
• Preferred experience
○ of 3-5 years of Function Management experience
○ with other functions involved in new product development; Service, Mechanical, Software, Manufacturing, Test Engineering, Product Marketing, etc.
• Knowledge and experience with:
○ Control and modulation schemes related to 3-phase power conversion systems.
○ PCBA design practices for high speed and mixed analog/digital designs
○ Current simulation and analysis tools (Matlab Simulink, Physics simulation tools, etc)
○ Embedded systems
○ FMEA and FTA practices
○ Global compliance standards
• Preferred knowledge and experience with:
○ Utility grid operation, and power condition principals utilized by 3-phase, grid-tied converters.
○ Magnetics design & high current magnetics design
○ EMC/EMI design practices and troubleshooting
• Must be a proven leader who can influence others, even those outside of Engineering and other functional Engineering teams. Must be able to develop and mentor a diverse staff.
• Customer focused with good relationship building skills.
• Highly motivated and an independent leader comfortable working in a fast paced environment.
• Must possess good written and oral presentation skills and the ability to communicate ideas effectively to senior management.
• Familiarity with Project Management practices
• Highly motivated and be comfortable working with limited oversight in a fast paced environment.
• Effective time management and organizational skills; ability to manage or be a team player in a number of projects within a fast paced work environment.
• Ability to work in a safe professional manner adhering to all corporate and regulatory requirements including, OSHA, EPA, State and Federal regulations.
• Availability for 15% domestic and international travel
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Wiz: Two massive creatures, destroying and devouring anything that stands in their way-
Wiz: Galactus, devourer of worlds-
Boomstick: And Godzilla, devourer of whatever he wants!
Wiz: I'm Wizard, and he's Boomstick, and it's our job to analyze their weapons, armor and skills to see who would win in a Death Battle.
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Mankind is at a standstill. Three days ago, the godlike Silver Surfer, Norrin Radd, had arrived on earth, announcing that he was a herald of the mighty Galactus, who would arive in three days time to quench his hunger with the world itself. While the millitary primes it's nuclear missiles for an attack on the oncoming Devourer, one young scientist, Nicholas Tectopolis, believes that they could be put to a different use. After much debate, the U.S. army launches three I.C.B.M.s at a remote island in the south seas, timing them so that they hit two hours before Galactus arrives. Meanwhile, on said island, two titanic beasts did battle. One of them was a massive squid, it's enourmous beak strong enough to sheer through three hundred feet of solid steel. The other resembled in appearance an enourmous tyranasourus, but only roughly. It's blue-gray skin a mass of nearly indistructible scales, the mammoth spikes running down it's back coursing with radioactive energy, it's stubby, hauntingly human face in a terrifying snarl, this great beast violently tore the third of the squid's arms from it's body, leaving it with seven arms and three bloody stumps. As the titanic tyranosaur prepared the radioactive blast that would turn the squid into enough calamari to feed Tokyo for a year, the H-bombs detonated. The wounded squid was incinerated in the blast, but they bothered Godzilla, the king of monsters, little. However, a mournful cry of infinite sorrow and pain that he heard from a few miles away did bother him, very much indeed. He recognised it instantly as the cry of Mothra, the ancient mothlike goddess that also lived with him on his island, one of his oldest and closest friends, and an ally in many a battle. As he rushed to her aid, he surveyed the damage that had beed dealt to his kingdom, Monster Island, the home and refuge of all Kaiju (eccept for Gamera, King Ghidorah, and Gigan. He hated them.) The burning ground-zero was a depressing reminder that despite the many times Godzilla had come to the rescue of mankind, they still didn't trust him. When he reached the source of the cries, he was shocked by the carnage. Mothra lied in a pool of her own blood, coming from a gaping wound in her back, her majestic wings nearly completely gone, blasted off. Near her lay another of Godzilla's closest friends, Angirus, the massive ankylosaur who had assisted the King of Monsters in some of his greatest fights. A casual observer might have thought he was peacefully asleep, were it not for the fact that he was missing his head. Godzilla sunk into a resigned keeling pose, and if he could have cried, he would have. Mothras muffled cries attracted Godzilla's attention, and that was the moment he realized that this had been the location of Mothra's egg. The egg, Mothra's spawn, and her purpose for existing, at least in her mind, was gone. There was no trace of it. Godzilla's greif was slowly but surely replaced by rage. All consuming, inconceivably great rage. His kingdom, his friends, his land had been violated, in a more heinous way then ever before. And there was one thing he was sure of. No nuclear bomb had done this, as both of his friends could shrug off a nuke. This had been caused by some other force, and with Mothra's dying gasp, she told him who the culprit had been. Galactus. Mothra swore Godzilla to avenge her daughter, and Angirus, and her, but he needed no convincing. When he discovered that it had been Galactus's doing, his vengeful fury was complete. Not only had this being murdered the closest thing to family that he had. He also planned on destroing the earth itself, which Godzilla had sworn to protect. The King had spoken. Galactus was doomed.
Galactus was very hungry. The massive being, birthed before the Big Bang itself, had such enourmous needs for food that he ate entire planets. His power was immense, and he felt that he had allready seen the best that this solar system had to offer, when he was attacked by, and easily oblidterated a strange three-headed dragon that shot beams of concentrated gravity itself. He was sorely mistaken. But it mattered little. Godzilla was the most powerful being in the universe. A Norse god, and a pesky gamma irradiated moster had given him some trouble, but even they couldn't beat him without the Ultimate Nullifier. His herald had begged him to avoid this world, both because he didn't like him destroying populated worlds, and because of the extremely powerful beasts located on the planet. Well, he had dealt with them, without even having to approach the world. Now, as he neared the earth, he wondered at why the Surfer seemed so panicked. If he could chuckle, he would have.
Back on earth, Gallactus was near enough to be seen by the naked eye, and the millitary's nuclear bombs had had no effect on the titan that was now approaching. Doctor Tectopolis was seized by fear, as perhaps, he felt, Godzilla woud fail to arrive at their aid, or, the thought was nearly unbelivable to him, but perhaps the King of Monsters would arrive, but would lose the battle! This line of thought was too terrifying to continue. That was when the tsunami hit. Godzilla, arriving at a sprint, leapt out of the water to meet Galactus in New York City. For the first time in the history of the world, when godzilla arrived, the entire world cheered, watching the live telivision broadcast of what would become the greatest battle that either of the great beings had ever fought. And that would be the last battle, for one of them.
Galactus finally touched down on earth, smashing two skyscrapers with his enormous bulk. He was greatly annoyed to find that yet another of the monsters of this planet stood in his way. He lifted his hand into the air to fire the blast that would put and end to this bothersome creature, but was suddenly impacted by Godzilla's wild charge. The rage-filled King of Monsters tackled Galactus to the ground, crushing several city blocks in the process. The shocked extrauniversal being was infuriated by this attack. From his eyes he launched deadly beams of cosmic radiation that seard through the monster's chest, impaling him. Godzilla cried out in pain, and leapt to his feet, running temporarily from the battle to heal, but Galactus would have none of that. He launched a blast of cosmic energy that left a crater 50 feet deep and sent Godzilla sailing into the air. Galactus, satified that he had felled his opponent, turned to the task at hand, feeding off of the world. But less than five seconds later, he was suprised to feel Godzilla's searing Atomic Breath on his back. He turned quickly, only to find that Godzilla's greivous wounds were now nothing but rapidly fading scars. His fury was unmatched at the discoverey that anything had taken his "sunday punch" and lived to tell about it. Godzilla charged again, but this time the Devowerer of Worlds was ready for it, and sent a tremendous punch into Godzilla's jaw, dislocating it. Godzilla slashed with his claws, hitting Galactus's chest and putting a scratch down his armor. Galactus's fury was then perhaps only eaqualed by Godzilla's own. He reached down Godzilla's exposed throat, and fired off a blast of cosmic energy, intending to finish the King of Monsters once and for all. The blast shot directly through Godzilla's throat, through his stomach, through his intestines, and out from between his legs. Godzilla collapsed. Galactus smiled, having defeated his greatest opponent yet, another god or monster to add to his list. He haddn't decided which yet. That was when he noticed that the hole through Godzilla was now glowing with blue light, as were the spines down his back. With amazement, he realized that the King of Monsters was alive and healing! Godzilla twitched, writhed, and then suddenly leapt to his feet in a sudden suprise attack, his massive jaws, now healed, clamping down on Galactus's head. Galactus fought to free himself, and managed even to tear off one of the arms of the King of Monsters, but the titanic Kaiju was to strong. With sudden, shocking realization, Galactus discovered that Godzilla was actually absorbing his cosmic energy! Galactus was hit with conflicting emotions. All but fear. His rage gave him extra power, and he unleashed a blast of cosmic energy that destroyed the city, and launched Godzilla into the air. As the smoke cleared, Galactus, weakened by both Godzilla's attack and by the release of his energy, looked around. He felt confident that he had finally killed the great beast, but had learned to take nothing for granted. He stalked around the city looking for a sign. He found one. The King of Monsters lay in a bloody heap, mutilated almost beyond recognition by Galactus's attack. And glowing. Galactus's consternation grew. What did it take to kill this freak? He never finished this thought, as he was suddenly shot backward by a blast of radiation. As he stepped to his feet, he saw something that even his ascended mind had to ponder for a few seconds to understand. He saw Super Godzilla. Fully healed, and now sporting two great horns, longer spines, and a generally more impressive appearance, the Emporor of Monsters was now ready to truly battle. Galactus, for the first time, began to doubt if he would be able to devour this planet. Just like the earth he had approached 50 years ago, perhaps this one wasn't worth feeding on. Or perhaps it was. Galactus was not going to be cheated out of his meal by some mindless irradiated beast! This was a battle to the end. Gallactus fired a blast of cosmic rays from his eyes, which struck Godzilla. Godzilla meerly shrugged off the blast, absorbing the energy. Galactus fired again, with all his energy put behind it. It was then, before the blast had even hit Godzilla, that Galactus reallized his mistake. It suddenly dawned on him that his blasts had only increaced Godzilla's power, and that the King of Monsters was absorbing the cosmic radiation he hit him with. This was confirmed by Godzilla only roaring in rage at taking the hit. Godzilla furiously charged at Galactus. This would be his revenge for the death of his friends. The devourer of worlds would devouer no longer. Galactus, low on his cosmic energy, attempted to fly back into space, but Godzilla leapt into the air, catching Galactus by the ankle, and pulling him back to earth. Godzilla launched yet another bite into Galactus, this time catching his shoulder, but causing no damage. He would have to do better than that. And he did. Godzilla kicked Galactus away, following up the move with a judo throw, sending Galactus nearly a mile away. Galactus landed on his face. The King of Monsters prepared his ultimate attack, the Spiral Beam. As a shocked Galactus rises to his feet, Godzilla finally fires off the Spiral Beam, hitting Galactus with the force of 10,000 nuclear bombs, concentrated into one tiny package. The blast caused atomic fusion, destroying Galactus's helmet at the atomic level. Without the helmet, Galactus was little but an almagam of cosmic particles, which Godzilla wasted little time in absorbing. His friends had been avenged. The King ruled again.
Boomstick: Woooohooo!
Wiz: While Godzilla was less durable, slower, and weaker at first, his ability to absorb Galactus's energy gave him a one up against Galactus.
Boomstick: It would be like me fighting Steak-with-nacho-cheese Man. No contest.
Wiz: That is an interesting way of putting it, but yes, I suppose that's true. Galactus couldn't hold his own against a monster that was constantly growing in power, while his continued to shrink due to his not being able to feed.
Boomstick: Plus Godzilla has Regenerator-G cells, which allow him to bounce back from whatever Galactus throws at him. And bounce back hard. Like my abs. Or a shotgun's kick.
Wiz: Galactus was famished, which was the only reason that the Silver Surfer led him to a populated planet, while Godzilla's power was buffed by his rage. By the end of the fight, he was a snarling, fire-breathing, screeching moster, dedicated only to the destruction of his foes.
Boomstick: Kinda reminds me of an ex-girlfriend I had once. (Shudders)
Wiz: Sometimes even gods fall to monsters.
Boomstick: Galactus just needs to pull himself together.
Wiz: The winner is... Godzilla.


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I've got an OLD box running server 2000 operating as the DNS server for about 75 domains. I have a shiny new VM of Server 2008 i would like to migrate all the DNS to and decommission the old box before it blows a vacuum tube. These are standalone machines, not on a domain and no AD.
I know i can manually transfer the zones one at a time but i wondered if anyone knew of an way to bring the whole thing over all at once. Ideally i'd like to be able to transfer all the records, shut down the old box, rename and re-IP the new VM to the old values, reboot and go have a cocktail. It's the internal DNS server for our public facing servers so the quicker i can make the switch, the less downtime, the better.
Thanks for any insight anyone might have.
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Oct 9, 2009 at 12:14 UTC
This is done easily through DNS zone replication(zone transfer), when you set 2008 up as a DNS server it will walk you through the options, once replication is finished, set up the new server as the SOA for all zones and decomission the old server.
Oct 9, 2009 at 12:15 UTC
In fact this article on server 2003 is applicable to 2008:
If you are feeling frisky, while you do this, write a how to in spiceworks for others to follow :)
Oct 9, 2009 at 12:49 UTC
I think that's the ticket, thank you! I knew how to transfer the zones one at a time thru the MMC, but somehow i missed the part about just copying the zone files. OK, it's not THAT much work but i was trying to avoid transferring 75 zones, one at at time.
I will give this a shot at our next maintenance window, and if all goes well i will post the how-to. I'm nothing if not frisky.
I thank you and the worn-out, gray-bearded hamsters powering my old DNS server thank you.
Oct 9, 2009 at 12:56 UTC
The hamsters need their rest too :)
When you build the 2008 it should ask you if you want to do a zone transfer. That will be the point where you say yes :) DNS is a beautiful thing...when done properly, and windows doesn't do a shabby job!
Oct 9, 2009 at 2:57 UTC
yes, these particular hamsters have earned it.
I have already built the 2008 server and when i installed that role, ran thru the wizard, but it seemed to only have the option to do one zone at a time, or was i missing something? I know if these were AD integrated it's a one shot replication, but I couldn't figure out how to do them all at once in this scenario. I'm pretty new to 2008 though, so maybe i missed something.
Thanks again, i really appreciate your input.
Oct 9, 2009 at 3:04 UTC
Well I did mine the hard way and did a zone transfer for my AD then did a manual transfer for the rest. The reason I did it that way was that I could clean up things along the way :) Good time to do some housecleaning so the new hamsters could take it easy.
Oct 9, 2009 at 3:07 UTC
Gotcha. That makes sense. I think i'm all set to give it a try. If you take care of the hamsters, they'll take care of you. :)
Thanks again,
Oct 9, 2009 at 3:19 UTC
Don't forget those hamsters are Omnivores they need meat or will start destroying each other...take that any way you want in the analogy :)
Manually transferring the zones is actually really fast, I dont think it took me more than a half hour or so, and that was with a coffee break :)
Oct 9, 2009 at 3:58 UTC
Wow, way to take the analogy and run with it, buddy. I like. :)
Yea, i'm being a little lazy, i know. To some degree i'm just trying to sidestep the inevitable "duh" feeling, if i go thru and do it manually and then someone goes "why did you do it that way, there's a much easier way. just do this......." Now if someone says something like that to me i'm going to blame it on you. j/k :)
I always like to know several ways to get any given task done. Like to have options.
Thanks again,
Oct 9, 2009 at 4:07 UTC
Well as you said, if they are in the same AD they will replicate everything just fine, but since you are going the other route a manual move will be just as easy and you will have a handy backup sitting around.
However, if you decide to be uber lazy, AND the other server is a DC then promote the 2008 server to the directory, it will replicate with the 2K server ALL the Forward lookup zones and reverse lookup zones. That just happens au-natural in AD. But for the gluttons who run windows as just a DNS server, you get to migrate by export and import :)
Although I have to ask, why not make things really easy on yourself and run OpenDNS?
Oct 9, 2009 at 7:02 UTC
Unfortunately for this situation, neither machine is a DC and no AD, so have to do it the more manual way.
We've looked into OpenDNS before and there were a few things i couldn't do with it that i can with the current setup. Maybe that's changed, it's been a year or so.
Basically the setup i have is like this; My DNS server is behind a firewall and invisible from the internet. The zones on it are set up transfer upstream to our CoLo's DNS servers, which are set as authoritative for those domains. This has a couple of nice advantages, namely i can create a new record, or change a record and set the TTL to a few seconds, save the record, wait that amount of time and then open the record back up and set the TTL to a more reasonable interval. This pushes it out to the authoritative servers immediately and with the super short TTL it gets replicated right now. So we can make record changes that take effect almost instantly, globally except for cached servers. This comes in super handy occasionally, and gives us really fine grained control over the dns without needing access to the actual authoritative servers, and our DNS server is isolated from potential abuse. Last time i checked with OpenDNS you couldn't manipulate the TTL there so you're stuck with whatever their interval is (24hrs i think?). There was another reason that escapes me at the moment.
I think i'd sign up if i could have the same level of control over my records that i do with my own DNS server, though.
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Barack Obama left the stage in Denver last Wednesday night—the scene of the most one-sided ass-whipping in Presidential history—thinking he had beaten Romney in the debate.
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Remember by defintion, in order to be someone of the Left, you need to be at least somewhat disconnected from reality. His level of disconnect is not even unusal. What makes it unique is that he the president. Sleep well.
He's not mental, he's just incompetent.
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They Remained Faithful
As we enter into the month of November, this month in which we traditionally remember those who have gone before us, I find myself thinking about the Holy Cross priests and brothers who have walked this road of religious life before me.
There are some great figures who stand out in Holy Cross history. There was Fr. Edward Sorin, C.S.C. who left France as a missionary when he was 28 years old to start a school on the frontier of Northern Indiana. Through his determination and the hard work of many, that little school, the University of Notre Dame, has educated many men and women in the faith through the years. There was also Br. Ephrem O'Dwyer, C.S.C. whose vision and entrepreneurial spirit inspired a rapid growth of Holy Cross high schools across the United States in the twentieth century. As well there was Servant of God Vincent McCauley who as a young priest went off to serve as a missionary to Bangladesh. Then after being sent home to recover from a serious illness, he returned to missionary work leading Holy Cross' initial missionary endeavors into East Africa. Later he became a bishop in East Africa and helped to develop the Church there.
As well there are the many Holy Cross priests and brothers who may never make a big splash in a history book yet through their fidelity and dedication to the work of Holy Cross made a profound impact in the lives of many. I think of Fr. Joe Fey, C.S.C., my childhood pastor, who formed the ideal in my mind for the gentle and welcoming pastor. There was also Br. Paul Loos, C.S.C. the enthusiastic and welcoming presence in the rectory, the school and parish church. As well as the witness of Fr. Ron Tripi, C.S.C. who showed the powerful effect that one can have through dedicated attention to the sick and the homebound.
The wonderful thing to recognize about all of these men is that they had no idea where their life would lead them as they first set off to the seminary or even when they took their final vows in Holy Cross. They only knew that there was this sense of call that was drawing them forward. There was no way of knowing where it would lead or how many people they would influence. Yet they trusted that the Lord was at work in all of it, and they were willing to place their lives in His hands.
This is the amazing reality when it comes to placing our trust in the Lord and following as he is leads us. He has the tendency to lead us to places that we would not imagine for ourselves, to opportunities that we would not dream of, to moments of grace that can leave one speechless. There were times in the lives of all of the men named above in which they struggled to see clearly, in which they faced personal hardships, in which they may have wondered what the next step would be. Yet they remained faithful, they continued to trust in the Lord and put themselves out there for the Lord to lead. In this they gave glory to God and bore witness to the wonderful ways that God's grace can shape a life and impact the world.
May our brothers in Holy Cross who have gone before us rest in the peace and joy of the Lord. May their example continue to inspire many more generations of men to place their lives in the hands of the Lord and follow wherever He may lead. May their prayers give us the strength to follow their example to remain faithful and to trust in the Lord.
Prayer (An excerpt from the Dies Irae):
Remember, faithful Jesus,
because I am the cause of your journey:
do not lose me on that day.
You have sat down as one wearied, seeking me,
You have redeemed me, having suffered the Cross:
so much labor…let it not be lost.
*Note: This text was adapted from : Franciscan-archive.org
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George Watt (VP of Corporate Strategy at CA Technologies) makes an interesting point on CA's "Cloud Storm Chasers" blog. The cloud market is still a young industry, but it has been around for more than a few years now. Technology doesn't last forever, and older hardware is more prone to becoming faulty.
So, if some of the infrastructure that cloud providers run their platforms on is becoming a little long in the tooth, so to speak, there could be a chance of more outages, he says.
Here's Watt's reasoning:
"Cloud computing is fairly mature and some of that equipment will start to show its age. Some of it will start to malfunction, and some will not be able to handle increased capacity. In some cases a simple thing, such as an OS or firmware upgrade or patch, might cause older equipment's performance to degrade, possibly significantly. In essence, cloud providers will now have to deal with the same issues that more mature deployments have been dealing with for years."
Read the full blog post here.
Do you believe it?
Personally, as someone who tracks the cloud market daily, it seems there have been fewer cloud outages during the past year or so. Sure every few months Amazon's cloud hiccups - in fact that just happened a few weeks ago. But it seems like that used to happen every few weeks. Now, it's happening every few months. Are providers getting better at making their system's fault tolerant? Are customers designing their platforms to be resistant to cloud outages?
Whatever the case, a good rule of thumb for the cloud is prepare for the worst and hope for the best.
Senior Writer Brandon Butler covers cloud computing for Network World and NetworkWorld.com. He can be reached at email@example.com and found on Twitter at @BButlerNWW.


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Originally posted on Hoop Fantasies Fantasy Basketball Blog | Last updated 1/15/13
Dion Waiters blew up Monday night for 33 points (12-18 FG and 6-8 FT) with three three-pointers, two rebounds and five assists, but it was all for naught in a 124-118 loss to the Sacramento Kings. Waiters has been a super sub since going to the bench. In seven games off the pine, he's averaging 18 points (46.9 FG% and 87.1 FT%), 1 three-pointer, 2.4 rebounds, 2.1 assists, .7 steals and .3 blocks in 26.9 minutes. As a starter, his peripherals were better, but he was killing owners with his percentages: 14 points (36.3 FG% and 73.4 FT%), 1.52 three-pointers, 2.4 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 1.3 steals, .2 blocks in 31.6 minutes. Waiters is owned in 64 percent of Yahoo leagues. The No. 4 pick in last year's draft is going to get some run.
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An Unexpected Tear Jerking Jaw Dropping Episode.
That's what comes to mind when I think about this episode. I remember seeing a video of the scene where the three people where shot in front of Sawyer and I thought it was funny. (Still do actually.) But when Keamy pulled the trigger of the gun that was against Alex's head, I was speachless. I had no Idea that they were that desperate to get their hands on Ben. The first thing I said on the commercial after Alex was shot was "She's not dead." I believed that untill Ben said goodbuy to her body.
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The Kingdom also currently controls several colonies including Create in the Mediterranean Sea; British Honduras and Mosquito Coast in North America; British Guyana, Dutch South America (Suriname & (former French) Guiana) in South America; the islands of St. Helena, Ascension, Sao Paulo, as well as the Falkland Islands and the Tristan Da Cunha islands in the Atlantic Ocean; Cocos islands and Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean; in Asia there are the colonies of the British Raj (India & Sri Lanka), British Indochina, Brunei, the Dutch East Indies (the islands of Borneo, Sumatra, Sulawesi, the Moluccas islands, and a few other smaller islands in the East Indies archipelago); in Africa there are the colonies of Anglo-Dutch Western Africa, the Sultanate of Egypt, Dutch Equatorial Guinea, Central South Africa, the Comoros islands; and Dutch Polynessia in the South Pacific. The Kingdom of the Netherlands also has the Sultanate of Oman as protectorates of the kingdom under UK protection.
The Kingdom is a hierarchical, constitutional monarchy system spread across 11 countries and 22 colonies spanning 6 continents. Each country has two chambers of parliament: a house of Representatives and a Senate. Below is the provincial councils for each of the provinces which make up the nation (these councils discuss matters of local & regional/provincial importance). The people vote for the representatives for each of the constituencies in that country and the leaders of provincial councils; whereas the Senate members are chosen by the provincial councils of that nation. The majority party in the house of representatives chooses a leader to become prime minister of that country (usually the party leader, but it isn't always the case). The prime minister then chooses ministers from the house of representatives to form a cabinet (the prime minister can choose whoever they want to be in their cabinet regardless of party affiliation, but usually the cabinet is made up of people from the same party of the prime minister). Furthermore the prime minister/leader candidates in a party usually will have to show their party a list of the ministers who will form their future cabinet & this is the main say in who party members vote for in leader/prime minister elections, and is also used by the political parties in order to get votes from the people for representatives.
Above the national chambers their is the Royal Council which is made up of the prime ministers of each nation in the Kingdom, and an experienced/senior member of each party in the house of representatives with more than 20% of the house. The Royal Council's actions are then sent to the Monarch to approve (note the monarch has the power to veto actions & repel old laws but this veto can be challenged & sent to a referendum of the people or referendum of all ministerial positions across the Kingdom (provincial council members, representatives, senate members, and royal council members). The monarch will usually just green stamps decisions though. The Royal council members are usually working on behalf of their party in their country and often just pass forward ideas to the Royal council to fast track it to royal assent.
No one can sit in more than one chamber with the exception of the prime minister. Nobility can sit in any chamber too and are treated as just normal people by the political system, with the exception of the monarch. Direct family of the monarch cannot sit in a ministerial position par provincial council membership of where that member of the royal family usually lives. Legislation is formed in the house of representatives when it is then sent up to the senate to be approved to be implemented in that country; the legislation can then be chosen to be sent up to the Royal Council which then if it approves of, can force the implementation of the legislation in all member nations of the Kingdom. The Royal council though is usually dealing with big issues like diplomatic issues, national-multinational issues (issues which affect one or more of the nations in the Kingdom greatly), war, taxes, important legal issues etc.
The United Kingdom's combined army of all of the member nations currently stands at an army of 1,230,000 regulars, 50,000 elite forces, and 3,650,000 reserve troops. The army stems from all parts of the Netherlands' global kingdom. The navy is also the most powerful in the world and has 5,017 iron clad ships, and loads of older galleons, sloops, and around 2,000 new cruiser ships.
Major industries in the Kingdom include Gold & Diamond mining in the Boer states; rubber, coffee, & cocoa plantations in Guyana, Dutch Congo & Dutch South America respectively; sand extraction in Dutch North West Afrika & Oman; manufacturing plants in England, Scotland, Belgium, Netherlands proper, and Ethiopia; ship building in Europe; as well as agriculture, fishing, farming, logging, and banking. The UK is the world's richest nation because of all this, and its powerful financial centre of London.
- 1894: The nation is formed following the marriage of the King of the Netherlands and the Queen of Great Britain, and an act of Union is passed joining the two nations together as the United Kingdom of the Netherlands, Great Britain and Ireland. The two nations begin to integrate into one another, and the English adopt the Dutch constitution so that England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland both have nation status in the UK. Dutch South Central Afrika and British North South Africa are combined into the Colony of Central South Africa. The Union of South Africa itself gains nation status in the UK, and British & Dutch West Africa are combined into the Colony of Anglo-Dutch Western Africa. The UK offer their territory in Manitoba to the highest bidder.
- 1895: All of the UK's Caribbean nations and colonies in the lesser Antilles are joined together as the Lesser Antilles Confederation. It is given nation status in the UK too. The colony of Acadia gains nation status too. British Malaysia is renamed Brunei too. The military is amped up as well.


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2015 was probably the most unproductive year I've ever had. A combination of working full time, art blocks, bouts of depression, lack of motivation, and lack of direction has taken their toll on my creativity.
I was glad to find a job at the beginning of the year because it allowed me to save up some money and upgrade some of my equipment. But the work I was doing at the sign/print shop was utterly soul crushing and unsatisfying. I had little creative freedom because of the nature of the projects. Most of the time I was making simple signage or recreating a small pixelated JPG of a logo in Illustrator that needed to be blown up to go on a 8'x4' sign or banner. And don't get me started on the number of times I had a customer hovering over my shoulder telling me to "make it pop". The only time I had any sort of freedom was when it came to designing car wraps and those were rare (I did maybe 5 over the course of the year). Those also tended to be the most stressful because the media is super expensive and there was no room for error. My employer didn't offer any benefits and I didn't see any raises coming my way. When I got done at the end of the day I was too mentally exhausted to even think about doing any artwork for myself no matter how much I wanted to. So I would come home and veg out to some YouTube or browse Reddit or Tumblr until it was time to go to bed.
On top of that, I don't get to see my two best friends that much anymore. Both work full-time and one has a girlfriend who keeps him occupied when he's not working. I only get to see them about once a month if that. We used to hang out all the time but life happens and I understand that. It doesn't change the fact that it bums me out. I don't have any other real good friends besides one who lives on the other side of the US. It's real hard to meet new people where I live because everyone is so spread out and there are no real places to go to hang out. It's also been a real long time since I've met someone that I've really "clicked" with.
Now that I'm done explaining all the stuff that's kept me down over the past year, let me explain what's going on now.
I decided back in October that I wanted to go back to school to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design with a possible Minor in Marketing. If all goes well and can afford it I wouldn't mind getting a BA in Art Studio also. I had planned on working part-time while going to school, but my boss let me go before I knew anything about my schedule for next semester. It turns out I could have easily done what I had planned to do (two classes two days a week with the earliest one at 2:30 pm), but I guess my boss wanted a dedicated full-time employee. In the end I'm super happy he let me go. I was at my lowest point and have never felt so relieved to not have to go back to work. Do I regret taking that job? No. I got some nice experience and made some money, but I don't think I'd ever want to work in a place like that again.
So why haven't I been creating anything since I've stopped working? Two reasons. Video games and lack of direction.
I've been catching up on some video games I've collected over the past year. Xenoblade has been keeping me pretty occupied over the past few weeks. But when I'm not playing I'm trying to figure out what direction I want to take with my art. I've been doing fan art for as long as I can remember. I'd like to get out of that and start creating stuff based on my own ideas. You know have my own creative voice or something. However I keep running into one problem, I have no idea where to start and I have no idea what to make. I've been doing fan art or work for other people for so long that I haven't developed any sort of personal ideas or subject matter to play with or even any clear career path I want to take. Do I want to concentrate on graphic design? Do I want to try more illustrative stuff like I've done in the past? Do I want to delve into motion graphics? What about UI/UX design? What about web design? Who do I want to do art for? What do I want to create? Why do I want to create? These are some of the questions that have been flying around my head for the past month and I have no clear answers. I'm hoping going back to school will help me find a direction I want to take. But until then I think I may have to force myself to sit down and draw until something finally clicks.
I'm not sure what 2016 has in store, but I'm hoping it'll be much better than last year.


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The 29-year-old man plunged from the 24th floor of the luxury Ocean apartment building at 1 West St. at about 10:40 a.m. and landed on a guardrail near the northbound Battery Park Underpass, narrowly missing a black SUV.
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More Evidence That Money Can't Buy Happiness
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