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HOUSTON - iPhone users say the new operating system animates the apps so that they fly in and out of the screen. But that motion is a little much for some users.
For KPRC's social media producer, the iPhone is a tool she uses for work. Unfortunately, she thinks it's also making her sick.
"Dizzy, nauseous. I can't seem to walk straight," said Sara Patterson.
Patterson noticed the symptoms Saturday -- about four days after installing Apple's new iOS 7 on her iPhone.
"There's nothing else that would've triggered vertigo or dizziness in me," Patterson said. "It seems like that's the only option that could have caused me to start feeling sick.
As KPRC's social media producer, Patterson is on Facebook, Twitter and other social forums on her computer and phone all day long.
It's not just Patterson complaining about the iOS system. Other Apple users are complaining in online forums.
One person wrote:
"The zoom animations everywhere on the new iOS 7 are literally making me nauseous and giving me a headache. It's exactly how I used to get car sick if I tried to read in the car."
"It's almost the same as if you're impaired with alcohol," said Patterson. "I just can't keep my balance."
In fact, at the doctor's office Patterson failed a sort of field sobriety test. And while the doctor wouldn't say it was the iPhone causing her symptoms, she diagnosed Patterson with labrynthitis - a condition that affects balance.
"I would like to go back to iOS 6. I've been told that's impossible. You can't go back to iOS 6," Patterson said.
Apple's advice to Patterson and everyone else complaining -- change the settings on your iPhone.
Go to:
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- Accessibility - When in accessibility, turn on tab for "reduce motion"
Patterson hasn't noticed a difference since she changed those settings Monday, but her doctor's orders are to stay off her iPhone through Friday to see if her symptoms disappear.
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A Fun Fairly Easy Bike Ride In Richland
When is the last time you have taken a family bike ride? For me it's been years, okay never..So yesterday I literally dusted of my bike and hit a fun little trail with my Husband, Son-in-law, Grandsons and my Sister.
I'll admit I tried to bag out because it was slightly windy yesterday but now I'm so glad I didn't. We hit the trail on Steptoe street just behind the car wash and followed it west for about 2.5 miles and ended up at Badger Mountain park off of Keene in Richland. The ride there was slightly up hill and at one point I didn't think I could make it…sad I know but once we arrived I was pleased to see the new Badger Mountain slash and play zone very cool especially since they are predicting a extra hot summer this year. a great place to ride and take the kids. The best part of the bike ride was on the way home, DOWNHILL. I made it almost 5 miles and survived. Think I'm going to have to do that again soon!


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Project Runway - Earth, Air, Fire, and Water
This week on Project Runway, the show started by highlighting the friendships of the contestants, and the bonds they've created with one another thus far. This hint of sentimentatility permeated the show. The challenge this week was to create a garment based on one of the four natural elements. With just 9 contestants left, the competition is heating up and the designers all felt the pressure to take on ambitious designs and really stand out.
I thought all of the designers' concepts for this challenge were super creative and highlighted each of their talents. Here's the rundown of their concepts and designs:
Jay, Emilio and Anthony were safe this week.
Jay, who had immunity from last week, chose air. His design concept was a tornado and he used layers of sheer fabrics accented with bold stripes to create a force of nature on the runway. His look was an interesting mix of flowing layers, but I didn't love the stripe that continued into the hair. What did you think?
Jay Nicolas Sario
Anthony went for a very different take on fire, drawing inspiration from smoke and ash and working in dark grays and black to create a long flowing dress with a deep side slit. The dress moved and showed well on the runway. While I think it was clever, I was really hoping to see something amazing in red. But, perhaps I am thinking too literally.
Anthony Williams
Emilio, who was in the bottom two last week, chose earth. And, he created a safe, but lovely design in rich browns and greens with an interesting texture at the front of the skirt. I would love to get a closer look at this detail to see how he crafted it.
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Have to say I loved Jonathan's dress and that he pulled it off. I listened to his explanation of the air concept with interest--and always hoping when I hear a very creative, rather deep concept explanation that the designer's interpretation will bring forth good results. His did, definitely. He got lucky with a model with such a fair complexion that the fabrics he chose blended beautifully. It was wispy and fun. I would have worn it.
Also have to say that Amy's was appalling. And like one of the judges said--weird. It's like you just know that when the model steps onto the runway with all the hair tucked in like a 'womb' that the designer is going to get blasted. For one thing, why would you think that hair could enhance or take the place of fabric as part of an outfit? It didn't work for Chris March.
I actually got what Anthony was trying to do and thought it rather clever---thinking to the other spectrum of what is inclusive about fire. Although, I am tired of seeing gray and black--to me, it was better than seeing red (too predictable). Maybe blue would have been a good choice since it's the hottest part of the flame.
Seth-Aaron's looked just like him. I think he would have a fan base beyond costume design which he would also do well in. But, I think a rock n' roll customer could go for his looks. At least he (and the judges appear to) knows what his trademark style is as a designer. That seems to be an important part to the finale or pre-finale show when the top 3 are chosen to move on. I've heard that repeated a lot by Nina.
I liked Maya's ruffles. Don't care what Nina said.
Mila's was ho-hum to me. At least she didn't go the color-block graphic route. Bet she will next time, though. The judges seem to not be sure if Mila knows who she is as a designer. I have to agree with what Emilio once said about her maybe being a one-trick pony.
Ben's suit was just sad. He should not have picked pants if he had never made them before. I think pants are one of the most difficult items to make--so much adjusting. And the colors were blah.
Wish the designers would break out into color more. The black and gray thing is boring.
Posted: 12:39 am on March 17th
Things were indeed a bit too dark this week. It is hard to see details on dark material. Emilio's dress looked interesting, but I couldn't really see what was going on with it.
I liked Mila's outfit. It's something I would definitely wear. The main piece was the vest, and the other pieces showed it off perfectly. I think the judges were way too snarky about it.
It looked like Jonathan's dress was some kind of reverse applique, a la Alabama Chanin. Was all the stitching around the motifs done by hand?
Seth's tayloring is pretty amazing, but I too think it more theater than wearable.
I think we are now down to those who really can sew and fit well and quickly. I'm looking for the real creativity next!
Posted: 8:12 pm on March 15th
I have no idea what Amy was thinking, but she should have known that all that hair was not going to be successful based on the sling outfit from last show.
Ben's pants were awful! I am amazed at how many cannot design nor sew jackets and pants! Don't they teach these garments in design school?
Mila stayed with the darks this time, but she cannot seem to break away from geometrics. I give her a few weeks and she'll be out.
Seth is a costume designer more than a designer of women's clothing. He should seek a job doing costumes for movies---sci fi to be specific. My fav outfit was the mother daughter----only think I have like by him.
Jay's dress was much like another one he designed, so he stayed safe!
Ho Hum----I am ready to see something different.
Posted: 7:12 pm on March 15th
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I give kudos to Holly, her model, who in the last two weeks has walked the runway nearly naked, and as Rapunzel in search of a tower to throw her hair out so someone can save her ...
Jonathan's design was a delightful surprise! I would like to know how he layers the fabrics and does the cutouts.
I agree with Skymom that the designs had a tenuous link to the element of inspiration. I expected to see a lot more color in this challenge and was surprised to see so much black and grey and bleh ... meh.
Posted: 11:28 pm on March 12th
I loved Seth-Aaron's outfit, though his, like others, had what I'd consider a pretty tenuous relationship to the "inspiration element." I'm glad the judges weren't all that literal--I mean, how did Jonathan get from "air" to "uncontrollable laughter"?! I was waiting for an explanation about that, but in the end, his dress really had an airy quality, no matter what he called it.
Credit should be given to Ben, Seth-Aaron, and Mila for making multi-piece outfits, with sleeves. These super-short, one-day challenges practically force the designers to create some version of a strapless dress if they want to have time to add any embellishment, so I applaud the ambition of anyone who managed to execute 2 or more pieces.
There's sometimes an inconsistency in how the judges view these garments--one week a dress will be "perfectly proportioned," and the next week, a very similar silhouette is "too short and too tight." Sometimes they call a designer out on the fit of the garment, other times they let them get away with what we sewers might consider fit murder. Is it good to have a recognizable "point of view" and signature style, or are you going to be called a one-trick pony? I'm glad I'm not up against them!
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Personal Bests
2007-08 - Freshman:
OUTDOOR: Ran in one race in 2008 finishing 23rd at the EMU Invite in the 100m hurdles.
INDOOR: Competed at the Notre Dame Invite in the 60m hurdles (9.85) and the 200m dash (29.05) ... Finished the EMU Classic with a time of 9.90 in the 60m hurdles ... Posted a time of 29.29 in the 200m dash at the Chippewa Open ... Recorded a time of 48.37 in the 300m dash at the MSU Invite.
High School:
Competed as one of the top sprinters at Pioneer ... Was a standout in both hurdles and sprints ... Competed in the 100m hurdles and both the 200m and 300m dash.
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Sunday's games
Bradford 30-16 Huddersfield
Bradford resisted a strong second-half rally from Huddersfield to regain top spot in the Tetley's Super League on Sunday.
Scrum-half Paul Deacon grabbed a haul of 16 points, but Huddersfield hit back in spirited fashion after the break scoring 10 points without reply.
Despite losing international stand-off Leon Pryce early on, the Bulls establishing a 24-0 lead by the 25th minute and had a 30-6 advantage by half-time.
The Bulls emerged from a quiet spell to hammer the Huddersfield line and veteran Mike Forshaw had a claim for a try disallowed.
But substitute Paul White was then given the chance to race the length of the field for a thrilling third Huddersfield try which made the score 30-16 after 69 minutes.
Bradford looked out on their feet but held on for a sixth successive win.
Bradford: Reardon, Gilmour, Naylor, Hape, Vainikolo, Pryce,
Deacon, Vagana, A. Smith, Anderson, Gartner, Peacock, Forshaw.
Replacements: Bridge, Langley, Radford, Parker.
Huddersfield: Cooper, O'Hare, Costin, Bailey, Whitaker, March, Gene, Fleary, Turner, Gannon, Morrison, Roarty, O'Doherty.
Replacements: Slicker, McNamara, Grayshon, White.
Referee: Ashley Klein (London)
London Broncos 18-30 St Helens
St Helens staged a second-half revival at Griffin Park to chalk up a seventh
successive win.
Ian Millward's side trailed at half-time 12-10 but soon turned things around
with a scintillating display of running rugby.
The Broncos opened the scoring with a penalty but Saints hit back after 20 minutes when Mick Higham picked up
Keiron Cunningham's kick which had bounced off a Broncos defender.
But Saints clawed their way back into the game and once they had taken the lead two minutes into the second half, they never looked back.
Tries from Darren Albert and Ade Gardner put them in control and although the Broncos cut the deficit when Moran went under the posts, Saints had the final say when John Stankevitch was gifted a try.
London: Sykes, Hall, Martin, Roy, King, Moran, Thorman,
Stephenson, Budworth, Retchless, Peden, Mbu, Dymock.
Replacements: Bawden, Hamilton, Jackson, Kennedy.
St Helens: Albert, Stewart, Wellens, Smith, Gardner, Long,
Higham, Britt, Cunningham, Edmondson, Bennett, Jonkers, Hooper.
Replacements: Kirkpatrick, Mason, Stankevitch, Ward.
Referee: Karl Kirkpatrick (Warrington)
Warrington 16-18 Wigan
Mike Gregory made a winning start as Wigan coach but was given a fright by
his old club.
Warrington led 14-6 until the Warriors grabbed two tries in the last 13
minutes to snatch victory.
Graham Appo's penalty put Warrington in front but Wigan moved ahead on the half-hour when substitute Gareth Hock went over.
Another Appo try put Warrington 14-6 up on 50 minutes but Wigan finally found their form with Brett Dallas going over in the corner
in the 68th minute.
An Appo penalty increased Warrington's lead to 16-12 after 74 minutes before
the Warriors grabbed the decisive try through Craig Smith.
A match which always threatened to boil over finally erupted in the last
minute with Smith and Warrington scrum-half Wood sin-binned, and referee Richard
Silverwood placing the incident on report.
Warrington: Penny, Grose, Sibbit, Westwood, Gaskell, N Wood,
Appo, Hilton, Clarke, Stevens, Burns, P. Wood, Noone.
Replacements: Durbin, Hulse, Wainwright, Guisset.
Wigan: Hodgson, Carney, Aspinwall, Johnson, Dallas, O'Loughlin,
Lam, O'Connor, Newton, C. Smith, Tickle, Wild, Farrell.
Replacements: Pongia, Hock, Brown, Robinson.
Referee: Richard Silverwood (Dewsbury)
Saturday's game
Hull 12-26 Leeds
Leeds returned to the top of the Tetley's Super League with a hard-fought win over Hull at the Kingston Communications Stadium.
Late tries from Francis Cummins and Willie Poching settled a match that was strewn with penalties and which only came to life in the closing minutes.
The win will be more welcome than usual at Headingley after one of the most turbulent weeks in the club's history.
Great Britain squad members Chev Walker and Ryan Bailey were jailed on Tuesday, and the club announced that Huddersfield's Tony Smith would be replacing coach Daryl Powell for the next two seasons.
Danny McGuire crossed for Leeds' opening try in the first half whilst skipper Kevin Sinfield finished with seven goals.
A Graeme Horne try revived Hull's hopes late on but Cummins and Poching dashed home hopes of a comeback.
Hull: R Horne, Best, Yeaman, Wilkinson, Barnett, Cooke, G Horne, Greenhill, Treister, Carvell, Ryan, Fletcher, Lupton.
Replacements: King, Dowes, Donkin, Last.
Leeds: Connolly, Calderwood, McKenna, Senior, Cummins, McGuire, Dunemann, McDonald, Diskin, McDermott, Furner, Adamson, Sinfield.
Replacements: Burrow, Poching, Feather, Ward.
Referee: Russell Smith (Castleford)
Friday's games
Widnes 27-16 Castleford
Widnes gave their Super League top six hopes a boost with a hard-earned victory over play-off rivals Castleford.
The visitors led 16-12 until 16 minutes from time when the Vikings ran in three tries against a tiring defence.
Widnes went ahead midway through the first half with a penalty from Jules O'Neill but Cas grabbed the opening try when Australian scrum-half Mitch Healey went over.
Healey struck a penalty in the 29th minute to increase the lead to 8-2 before Widnes notched their first touchdown on the half hour when Paul Devlin took Stuart Spruce's pass.
Healey increased the lead to 10-6 with his second penalty early in the second half before Daniel Frame crashed over for Widnes, with O'Neill landing the conversion to nose his side ahead 12-10
Then Healey, who scored all Castleford's points, collected Ryan Hudson's neat kick to go over and boot the conversion to restore a 16-12 lead.
But it all turned sour for Cas when Adam Hughes strode clear to make it 18-16 before Devlin bagged his second try and Dan Potter rounded off the scoring.
Widnes: Spruce, Potter, Bird, Hughes, Devlin, J. O'Neill,
Sheridan, Relf, Millard, J. O'Neill, Hay, McCurrie, Frame.
Replacements: Cantillon, Farrell, Atcheson, Finnigan.
Castleford: Rogers, Pryce, Eagar, Mellor, Gibson, Hepworth,
Healey, Smith, Hudson, Lynch, Harland, Fritz, Johnson.
Replacements: Saxton, Thackray, Huby, Godwin.
Referee: Robert Connolly (Warrington)
Halifax 18-30 Wakefield
Halifax's miserable Super League season continued on Friday as they lost to Wakefield at The Shay.
The home side were 22-4 down at half-time and a spirited fightback could not prevent them losing to the Wildcats, who remain one place off the bottom of the table.
Halifax still have not registered a point this season after their solitary win was erased by a two-point deduction for a salary cap breach.
Lee Greenwood (2) and Sean Penkywicz had scored their tries with Dane Dorahy adding two goals.
Wakefield's tries came from Jamie Rooney, Ben Jeffries, Richard Newlove and Ian Knott and Rooney kicked seven goals.
Halifax: Cardiss, Greenwood, Donlan, Frew, Norman, Dorahy,
Penkywicz, Hobson, Lawless, Harmon, Cruckshank, Clayton, Maye.
Replacements: Brocklehurst, Finn, Birchall, Hill.
Wakefield: Wells, Wray, Halpenny, Ellis, Newlove, Rooney,
Jeffries, Griffin, March, Snitch, Wrench, J. Field, Knott.
Replacements: Davis, Spicer, M. Field, Blake.
Referee: Ron Laughton (Dodworth)


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Cubed Beef and Barley Soup Recipe
Here's a stick to your ribs type of soup. I've also used a chuck roast, rump roast and London broil that's been cut into bite-size pieces with tremendous sucess.—Jane McMillan, Dania Beach, Florida
- 1-1/2 pounds beef stew meat, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 carton (32 ounces) beef broth
- 1 bottle (12 ounces) beer or nonalcoholic beer
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1/2 cup medium pearl barley
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon dried parsley flakes
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 bay leaf
- 2 cups frozen mixed vegetables, thawed
- 1. In a large skillet, brown beef in oil; drain. Transfer to a 3-qt. slow cooker.
- 2. Add the broth, beer, onion, barley, garlic, oregano, parsley, Worcestershire sauce, pepper flakes, pepper, salt and bay leaf. Cover and cook on low for 8-10 hours.
- 3. Stir in vegetables; cover and cook 30 minutes longer or until meat is tender and vegetables are heated through. Discard bay leaf. Yield: 8 servings (2 quarts).
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Made from recycled felt, these handbags/ coin purses/ wallets are vibrant and eco-friendly. These would would make wonderful gifts for friends and family.
great use of recycled, orphaned pieces of china found on this Etsy shop. Clever & unique home decor pieces.
This piece by Tim Wigmore was inspired by an old saddle sitting around his studio and an interest in making seating that was less static. Voila!
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This adorable turtle features an awesome patterned shell! This pattern contains a colorwork chart for the shell detail… although he'd still be a cutie if you wanted to eliminate the hexagons (and it'd be an easier project)! Floyd measures 7 inches tall when completed.
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I know those words are hard to comprehend sometimes. Especially if you have faced rejection from people close to you, but those words are true. Standing in front of the mirror you may see all the flaws, all your shortcomings, all the ick; but that's now what I see.
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Wonderful illustrations of the life and times of Blue Man, an amiable alien, and his friends, see him visiting strange places and meeting interesting people, join in his adventures and share his triumphs! Fun for the whole family from illustrator/designer Syd Baker.
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As I've followed the case of Terry Childs, the "rogue" network administrator who was jailed 18 months ago on $5 million bail, I've often wondered about the reality of a non-technical jury trying a highly technical case. As far as I can determine, the jury in the Childs case is already overwhelmed with technical information -- and the trial is only one week old.
Is it unreasonable to think that high-tech cases should have juries of high-tech people? After all, the accused is supposed to be entitled to a jury of peers. I realize it sounds elitist (like the old saw about juries containing twelve people who weren't smart enough to get out of jury duty), but I can't get past the notion that it's simply impossible for laypeople to absorb enough technical knowledge in a few weeks to enable them to make sound decisions about a case like this one. That even applies to technical people who have a deep understanding of other aspects of technology: If they don't have a background in networking, they would be challenged in a case like this.
[ InfoWorld Contributing Editor Paul Venezia has led the way in reporting the bizarre case of Terry Childs. Consult our InfoWorld special report for a complete index of that coverage. ]
This case isn't about an alleged crime that anyone can relate to, such as burglary or assault. It's about high-level network construction, maintenance, security, and IT policies. That last is the easiest bridge to cross, but the others are almost insurmountable. There just aren't enough car analogies in the world to impart the necessary understanding; it takes years of training and experience to develop the knowledge required to sit in judgement.
I realize that juries rule on technical matters all the time. Malpractice cases, for example -- but even then, everyone on the jury has been to a doctor, visited a hospital, or watched ER -- that're far closer to home than CCIE-level network design. To really get into the technical details of this case with a non-technical jury is like expecting them to understand a foreign language. Imagine a trial where the lawyers on each side regularly intersperse their arguments with long digressions in Aramaic. If you were in the jury box, how on earth would you decide the case?
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There's certainly precedent for this. Special juries, also called blue ribbon juries, have been called before. From jrank.org:
A blue ribbon jury is also known as a special jury. From the earliest period of COMMON LAW, such juries were used to try cases beyond the understanding of the average person so that justice could be administered as fairly as possible.
Basically special juries are nearly as old as the law itself, with references dating back many hundreds of years. But the constitutionality of special juries has been called into question several times in the modern era, and not all states have this provision. Try as I might, I couldn't find any definitive source on whether or not California has a special jury statute on the books. If one exists, it probably should have been used in this case. If one doesn't, maybe it's time that we revisited the concept.
The world isn't getting any simpler and the Childs case won't be the last high-tech criminal case we will see. The joke in IT is that we can read everyone's e-mail and see what everyone does on their computers (at least in the office). We are omnipresent, but hardly omnipotent. The one remaining charge against Childs was written to address external threats, and was never intended to be used against the admins running the network. Thus, at least some of what we in IT do every day could conceivably be construed as illegal under some law or another if there is no distinction between the two.
That simple fact should worry all of us.
This story, "Changing the way the law deals with high-tech cases," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Follow the latest developments in security and networking at InfoWorld.com.


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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Put Away the Saber
If you're intent on whacking the top off of your champagne bottle, you've got to do it with style. My friend Josh, author of the Wine Tastings Guide website and its newsletter, The Poor Man's Guide to Fine Wine, shows us a classy way to do it with a bottle of Gimonnet's 2002 Fleuron:
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I don't know if this is proper to write, but still if it is I just wan't to say: sabring has nothing to do with champagne, it's for kids, and kids alone.
If this is a to "hateful" message I totally understand if you choose not publish it.
Anyway, I love your blog.
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- 17 February, 2009 18:22
Oh but the way he did it made it almost acceptable...
- 17 February, 2009 18:25
- Peter Liem said...
Hi Johnny,
"sabring has nothing to do with champagne, it's for kids, and kids alone."
I agree! Glad to hear from someone who shares my opinion. But yes, Josh's way is much more sophisticated, and he makes it look much cooler.
- 17 February, 2009 20:06
resseDear Peter,
Two cheers!
I cannot agree with you more.
Champagne does not need "flashy and ostentatious thing" because champagne is good by nature if selected carefully.
Sabering appears to have something to do with a kind of "conspicuous consumption".
Your obedient reader.
Masaaki, Tokyo, Japan
- 18 February, 2009 06:42
- Josh said...
Thanks for your comments. But I must respectfully disagree with a few things.
I am not a frat boy, a show off, a flashy sommelier or a kid, although I am a kid at heart in ways. It is a rare occasion when I saber a bottle of Champagne and when I have, it is usually alone, just myself and my family.
No, sabering doesn't have anything to do with Champagne, per se. And I can certainly see how it can be seen as flashy and ostentatious and that some people do it in a "show off" way. For me, I see it totally differently.
For one, Peter knows as well as anyone that wine is a passion of mine and something I enjoy and cherish on its own. I don't need anything flashy or showy to enjoy wine. In fact, my newsletter is all about wonderful, soulful wine which is inexpensive. Yes, I love Krug Clos de Mesnil, but I also love Vouvray Petillant. When I love something and am excited about it, as I do wine, I like to learn everything I can about it. Sabering Champagne, whatever your opinion of it, is part of the history and lore of Champagne, albeit only a tiny part. However, its there and I like to experience things so I've tried sabrage to experience it and have fun with it.
Second, wine is fun, or it should be. Its part of the everyday but it is also part of fun and celebration (it can be so many things, from the emotional to the intellectual). I enjoy Champagne on any occasion and enjoy many a bottle on no special night, just enjoying it for itself or with a great meal, as I know Peter does. However, Champagne is associated with fun and celebration particularly. There is something uplifting and empowering about it. Sabering a bottle of Champagne is fun and celebratory, even if just done on my own. Does it change the experience of the Champagne itself, no. But its fun. And just because I have fun opening the bottle doesn't mean I don't take what's inside the bottle very seriously. Maybe that part of the appeal is "fun" supports your claim that its just for kids, but if you see that as a bad thing then maybe you need to let a bit of the kid in you out more often!
There are many things that gourmets and oenophiles do that many other people would consider pretentious, flashy or ostentatious. Does that mean it really is so? My wife tracked down a real French manche a gigot as a Valentine's gift for me because I've wanted one but couldn't find one in the states. Do I really need it? Does it really add anything to the service of a leg of lamb? Does it make that lamb taste any better or make it that much easier to hold while slicing? Not really. But its a traditional French accoutrement to serving lamb and as a foodie I love it and the culture and history it embodies. Even if just serving myself and my family I love that I have it and I will feel a bit of the history of country French cooking whenever I use it. Its not about flash or being a snob.
Conspicuous consumption? Again, I'm not showing off. I do what I do in my own private life and with close friends. If Peter were here I'd saber a bottle with him not to impress him but in the hope that he'd have fun too (although maybe I'd be be wrong on that one). A "collector" might pull out a jeroboam of 1962 Romanée-Conti to impress his friends and enemies with his wealth and lavish spending. It would be a very different thing if I had the occasion and good fortune to open such a bottle with friends to sit and commune in that near religious experience. The two may seem the same to some observers, but it would be very different in fact.
I understand you were all generalizing in calling it "for kids", "flashy and ostentatious", "conspicuous consumption", etc. But I just wanted to point out that it doesn't have to be for everyone.
Thanks for listening to my rant!
- 18 February, 2009 12:13
- Peter Liem said...
Hi Josh,
Sorry, I hope you didn't take any offense, as that was not my intent. I didn't mean to imply that you were showing off or that you were some kind of frat boy. I just think that there's a cult that has grown around the sabering of champagne that I find distasteful in general, and I was commenting on that. I was trying to point out that your method with the glass was much classier and more stylish than waving a sword around, and I thought your video was very cool. Of course sabering can be fun, and I don't think that sabering a bottle means that you don't take the wine seriously. But I will always prefer to open a bottle of champagne in the traditional manner.
- 18 February, 2009 17:39
Well I also want to make clear that my wordings were actually targeting the "brats" and their following. Basically in Sweden (and I suspect at other places as well) sabring has become something done at summer time at flashy clubs with flashy bottles, and with flashy money. What's inside the bottle is of no or little concern to these people.
I actually agree with you when you say that Champagne is and should be a fun thing. Sabring in such a setting is absolutely not what I meant when i wrote: "for kids". I also agree that one shouldn't be to serious about this, and that it is important to keep a little bit of a kid inside one self.
Johnny, Stockholm, Sweden
- 20 February, 2009 20:13
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Cheers Johnny!
I think we are on the same page.
Take care.
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text: This week, The Boy Genius Report published what they claimed to be an internal AT&T document that stated the following: Many sites, including The Boy Genius Report, incorrectly assumed that the use of the word "tethering" meant that AT&T was introducing a plan to allow customers to share their iPhone's internet connection with their computer. This is not the case, and The Boy Genius Report has updated their story. The use of the word "tether" simply refers to a customer's contractual obligations, and the email was referring to the fact that existing iPhone users upgrading to 16 GB iPhones will have their new contracts backdated, as we have previously covered. Article Link


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Guilty Gear Xrd: Revelator Arcade Stick by Arcsys (Imported) PS4 / PS3
Guilty Gear XRD Revelator Chibi Balltops
Guilty Gear XRD Revelator Chibi Pushbuttons
Guilty Gear XRD Revelator Original Pushbuttons
Guilty Gear XRD Revelator Dust Covers
For this Guilty Gear fans out there, do not sleep on this fight stick. It's not just another theme stick for collector's but one that is a serious fight stick for either everyday use or those who compete at a high level.
Using the tried and true Sanwa Denshi joystick and pushbuttons, this fight stick also sports a larger surface area for the control panel, which allows the user to rest their palms (for those used to this design of stick).
These are Made in Japan (a rarity these days) and are extremely limited in production. Only 300 pieces are in circulation and outside of us, you can only find this one a few websites in Japan.
So if you're in the market for a fight stick, that has unique features (we love the classic use of physical switches here) and great spacing between the joystick and pushbuttons, do not pass on this.
- System Compatibility: PS4/PS3/PC
- Arcsys x Sanwa Denshi Collaboration (Designed by Arcsys)
- Made in Japan
- Joystick: Sanwa Denshi JLF-TP-8YT-SK
- Pushbuttons: Sanwa Denshi OBSF30-R/K, OBSF24-D/K, OBSC24-CW
- Additional Features: Share / Turbo Functions
- Bonuses: 3 Additional Control Panel Overlay Swappable Artwork Designed by Arcsys (as shown)


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Posted by fcadweb on November 10, 2015
Women in the field: Changing the face of journalism
A full-day women in journalism symposium hosted by Ryerson University. Events include speakers Jan Wong, Kathy English, Anne-Marie Mediwake and Wendy McCann, among others.
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First up is a panel about blogging, babies and business: The 24-hour-a-day demands of journalism can turn life into a frantic balancing act. This panel will discuss the challenges of being a journalist and achieving (or attempting) a meaningful equilibrium between life and work. Topics will include relationships, parenthood, health and personal development.
Moderator: Laura DiBattista, host of CBC radio's Here and Now
*Anne-Marie Mediwake, anchor/co-host of CBC News Toronto
*Philip Preville, freelance writer
*Suanne Kelman, author, acting chair, Ryerson University School of Journalism
*Carly Foster, co-owner, Sweet World Media, and publisher, Uxbridge
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Moderator: Laura DiBattista is the host of CBC Radio's Here and Now and, we're proud to say, a Ryerson graduate. She is an award-winning broadcast journalist with a 20 year track record anchoring CityTV's CityNews At Noon, and reporting on a regular basis for CityNews as the health specialist. In taking over as host of Here and Now from Matt Galloway, Laura traded her work in front of the camera to move behind the microphone for the CBC's afternoon drive home program. Laura is a lifelong resident of the Beaches, where she lives with her husband and daughter.
Panellist Anne-Marie Mediwake: News anchor Anne-Marie Mediwake is the co-host of CBC News Toronto at 5, 5:30 and 6 p.m. Prior to joining CBC, Anne-Marie co-anchored Global Television's Toronto flagship newscast; and nationally, she co-hosted CTV's Gemini Award-winning investigative current affairs show 21C. While at CTV, she also reported for the National News with Lloyd Robertson, Canada AM and Newsnet. In 2004, Anne-Marie hosted Sri Lanka A Journey Home, a network news documentary that gave Canadians unprecedented access to the 2004 Tsunami in her birth country of Sri Lanka. She has been nominated for Canada's Top 35 Under 35, and is passionate about her involvement with local charities. In 2007, she and her husband, TV journalist Darryl Konynenbelt, added triplets to their lives.
Panellist Philip Preville has earned his living almost exclusively as a freelancer for eleven years. He has written for the Globe and Mail, Toronto Star and National Post, as well as Saturday Night, Toronto Life, enRoute, Western Living and Cottage Life magazines. His article on lobster fishing in the Magdalen Islands won the 2005 National Magazine Award for Travel Writing. He is a former Canadian Journalism Fellow at Massey College and a graduate of the Banff Literary Journalism Program. He and his wife, Lynn Mikula, have been married eight years and have three sons: Luke, age 5, and twins Ivor and Noel, 18 months.
Panellist Suanne Kelman: Suanne Kelman is currently the acting chair of the Ryerson School of Journalism and the author of All in the Family: A Cultural History of Family Life. Suanne's journalism career includes producing radio and television documentaries at the CBC for shows such as Sunday Morning, The Journal and Ideas. Suanne has written for Toronto Life, Toronto, Destinations, R.O.B. Magazine, Chatelaine, Shape, the Literary Review of Canada and other magazines and newspapers. She is the only member of the Journalism School faculty ever to have written a gossip column ("The Tatler," for the Globe and Mail), and even she lasted only six months before resigning in a fit of self-disgust.
Panellist Carly Foster: Carly Foster is an award-winning Ryerson Journalism School graduate and co-owner of Sweet World Media in picturesque Uxbridge. In between publishing a community magazine, designing websites and blogging on local parenthood, she's a mom to two crazy girls aged 5 and 2, wife to a handsome project manager and keeper of an aging Jack Russell Terrier. As such, she is a regular consumer of inexpensive wine and usually falls asleep with a book on her face. Prior to being her own boss, she worked at the Toronto Star, the Metroland Durham Region division, and Employee Benefit News Canada.
Preville: Let's start with an article: www.theglobeandmail.com
The article is titled: "Out of work? You may live a little longer" Preville: The real lesson here is not having a job is good for your health. The term work-life balance -- that phrase is often code for, how can I have it all? Truth is, it means, "what am I going to give up?" That's the real decision you have to make.
After a decade of freelancing, Preville took a full-time, non-journalism job when he and his wife decided to have more kids. It was a high-paced, high-stress job with little support. It made him miserable -- even more so after his twins were born. So he quit after 14 months. Went back to freelancing, where "i can be my own boss, and pick and choose what projects I would do. And spend more time with the kids and do a lot of the cooking... my wife and I have a very traditional marriage, but the gender roles are reversed."
For a while after having her two daughters, Carly Foster was in search of a job at a golf course. Then she found a business partner (to co-launch a community magazine) who also has kids -- it's important to work with people that understand the needs of journalists with kids.
by Alexandra Abdelwahab via twitter 3/22/2011 2:26:59 PMI'm live-blogging Women in the Field on @Ryersonian www.ryersonian.ca #womeninfield
by Lakshine via twitter 3/22/2011 2:33:11 PMGood journalists have lives - Suanne Kelman #womeninfield
Mediwake: You have to make decisions and choices that are good for the network as well. You have to give a little bit. But you also have to turn down things, and be willing to deal with the consequences.
Mediwake was asked to cover the Olympics in vancouver, but she didn't want to leave her husband alone with the triplets -- she turned it down, and worried it might cost her future gigs.
DiBattista: Drive to the gym (because I was fat), go to work, then go to my mom's to pick up my daughter, get home at 8 p.m., then make dinner -- wake up my daughter, because we were determined to have dinner together. I went to my boss, said I was at my wit's end. Boss said, what can we do? DiBattista wanted to leave at 5 so she could put her kid in daycare.
by Wendy Gillis via twitter 3/22/2011 2:39:50 PMKelman: if you want hobbies you'll have to learn to multitask. *whips out knitting* #womeninfield
Kelman: What Ann-Marie said about not being able to do this early in her career, it's true. These women are stars. If you went to your boss as a young journalist and said you wanted to leave at 5, you'd be laughed at, then fired. Does not work for bulk of people in big operations. If you want a better life, you're probably better in the lifestyle section then the news section, because it's more predictable and allows you to balance your time.


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In a slouchy and oversized fit this washed tee features an asymmetrical hem. One sleeve features a cold shoulder, while the other is a traditional short sleeve. Unfinished trim throughout.
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I bought this at a local boutique in the golden color. honestly only because it was on sale. However after wearing, I bought 2 more online because I love the top and the versatility of it. It can be worn for a quick workout or dressed up. It fits true to size, I wear an xs and it is loose fitting as it should be.
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This is a great tee, but because of how the shoulders run, I would stick to your normal sizing. I got this in a medium. The shoulder strap on the side where the shoulder is open is a little bit shorter than I expected but it is too nice of a top to let that be a problem. The body of this is definitely oversized, and can be knotted on the longer side for a fun addition. I got the golden color, which definitely has a greenish hint to it. The color is saturated and lovely. I'm a size 31, 36D, usually wear a FP medium in tops for reference. Love this one. Debating on buying the slate color as well!


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We were at a party during the summer. A and I had been chilling for the whole night when we noticed that B was looking a little out of it so I sat next to him, let him talk and then kissed him and then A sat down next to me and started running his hands all over me and it just went from there. There was a little weirdness at first on my part, but we all knew each other and I got the feeling they had done it before so I just gave in and went with the flow. it was amazing.
It's a fantasy of mine and my girl really digs the mfm porn, but it's never gotten past just me and her toys. She is freaky with me, but too shy to throw another guy into the mix. Do you have any advice based on your experience that might help me/her take the next step?


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Discover compounds, mixtures, suspensions and more with the Dangerous Book for Boys Classic Chemistry.
Developed in coordination with the bestselling children's book The Dangerous Book for Boys, this Dangerous Book for Boys Chemistry kit presents chemistry every kid should know with 30 hand-on fun, engaging, and interesting activities and experiments. Learn about atoms, compounds, elements, and bonding. Experiment with chemical reactions involving acids and bases, electrochemistry, indicators, and various metals, nonmetals and metalloids. Make plastic, a stink bomb, a smoke bomb, and slime. Parents and grandparents will appreciate this nostalgic kit, updated for today's kids.


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MUNICH, Germany (May. 16)
Attacks on Jewish scientists and philosophers were delivered today before the Second Congress of the Research Department on the Jewish Question of the Institute for the History of the New Germany.
Prof. Johannes Stark, lecturing on "The Jewish Spirit in Natural Sciences," asserted that Jewish scientists were merely seeking self-glorification. Prof. Max Wundt, of Tuebingen University said, in speaking on "Jews in Philosophy," that Jewish philosophers were anxious only to destroy what other nations deemed sacred.
Spinoza justified the revolution of sub-humans and threw a "Talmudic net" over "Aryan" philosophers, said Prof. Hans Grunsky, of Munich University.
The congress was opened by Prof. Wilhelm Grau, head of the department, in the presence of many Nazi professors. Prominent among those attending was Julius Streicher, high priest of German anti-Semitism.
Prof. Grau announced that the next undertaking of the department would concern "historical statistics of Jewish conversions and mixed marriages of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries" and a complete bibliography of the history of the Jewish question from 1750 to 1848, the most important period of Jewish emancipation in Western Europe.
The Havas News Agency said a vast library of supposedly "documentary evidence" to convince the world of the Jews' racial, physical and intellectual inferiority was placed in preparation here. The official German "archives on the Jewish question" will be assembled by the department.
The work of this department is avowedly aimed at justifying Germany's anti-Semitic program in the eyes of the world and in winning converts wherever possible. Its "scientific conferences and tracts" will seek to prove world Jewry is responsible for all ills afflicting humanity, highlighting the race's alleged financial irresponsibility and general inferiority.
The "archives" will be assembled in one library, where the world's savants will be invited to come and be convinced.


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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 19/11/2013 (1365 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Dog lovers can now add something canine to their Christmas list.
The Winnipeg Police Service and the Winnipeg Police Association have announced the launch of the 2014 Winnipeg Police Canine Calendar.
The calendar — which is available at all of the city's Petland locations; Monart St. Vital (9567 St. Mary's Rd.); the Red Top Drive Inn (219 St. Mary's Rd.) and the Winnipeg Humane Society (45 Hurst Way) — features the dedicated police dogs of the Winnipeg Police Canine Unit, officials say.
The unit is comprised of 12 handlers and 23 dogs, which are trained in tracking, criminal apprehension, obedience, evidence recovery, and narcotic and explosive detection. The dogs are responsible for hundreds of arrests every year.
The calendar costs $15 and all proceeds will go the WHS, which is based in Fort Garry.
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I've changed calltimes-reset-options (and the algorithm) and needed some days to ensure it's working correct.
In principle there are two dlls in "\windows":
BattTDP.dll (main dll kept in memory)
BSOptRes.dll (housekeeping and rare used code, loaded only sometimes)
Then there is "\Windows\BatteryStatus", which contains all the bitmaps and customization things and some tools. The best is to install BS and copy this directory as is.
Furthermore there are some shortcuts to the tools in "Programs".
That's it.
Check this post:
That has a package I created for cooking BatteryStatus into a Wizard rom.


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In the pantheon of Christian virtues -- faith, hope and charity -- it is hope that moves us forward. It is forward-looking. In the July issue of Celebration, the National Catholic Reporter's liturgical magazine, Fr. James Smith writes: "Faith tells us what to believe and charity tells us how to love. But without hope, faith and charity just keep sputtering away in the present time. Faith only sees what is, and charity only loves what is -- while hope sees what will be." Hope, so essential for the Christian soul, envisions a future wrapped in the love of God."
In all times, especially discouraging times, we must nourish hope.
On another level, we do some envisioning in this issue of NCR. We envision a world at peace. We bring attention to visions of peace, beginning with our collective vision of a world without nuclear weapons. President Barack Obama (see story) says that achieving this world is "the greatest challenge of the 21st century."
It will not come easy; it already meets much resistance from naysayers. In 1983, the U.S. bishops did some envisioning of their own when they published "The Challenge of Peace: God's Promise and Our Response," quickly dubbed their "peace pastoral." It was an antiwar statement that painted a vision of a world without nuclear weapons, but gave nuclear deterrence a "limited, qualified moral acceptance" as "a step on the way toward a progressive disarmament." They called deterrence a "transitional strategy justifiable only in conjunction with resolute determination to pursue arms control and disarmament."
We have had five presidents since the U.S. bishops issued that document. Yet arsenals so large as to challenge the human imagination remain in place. Mindlessly, the United States' intercontinental ballistic missiles remain pointed at cities in Russia, perhaps for almost no other reason than Russian missiles continue to target U.S. cities. Meanwhile, at a time when our financial resources are scarce, especially in the areas of health, education, fighting climate change and world hunger, billions of precious dollars continue to go into upgrading our nuclear arsenals.
For his part, Obama, speaking in Prague, Czech Republic, in April, denounced the "fatalism" of critics who maintain the nuclear weapons genie is out of the bottle forever. "Some argue that the spread of these weapons cannot be stopped, cannot be checked -- that we are destined to live in a world where more nations and more people possess the ultimate tools of destruction. Such fatalism is a deadly adversary, for if we believe that the spread of nuclear weapons is inevitable, then in some way we are admitting to ourselves that the use of nuclear weapons is inevitable."
As an advocate for nuclear disarmament, Obama is not alone. In January 2007, four high-level diplomats out of the "realist" school -- two Republicans, former secretaries of state Henry Kissinger and George Shultz, and two Democrats, William J. Perry, secretary of defense under President Bill Clinton, and former Sen. Sam Nunn -- made a compelling case for "a world free of nuclear weapons." In doing so they showed that envisioning such a world was no pie-in-the-sky dream, but a pressing human goal.
President George W. Bush never invited them to the White House to make their case. But Obama embraced the four wholeheartedly, echoing their message in campaign speeches in places like Chicago and Denver and in Berlin, where he spoke in July 2008 as the presumptive Democratic nominee.
Before something can be built it must first be envisioned. Achieving a world without nuclear weapons will not be easy. But we must continue to make it our goal. We must continue to envision it and work for it relentlessly. Meanwhile, hope will continue to guide us forward.
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Plastic surgery: The very ugly truth about plastic surgery exposed
A group of plastic surgery advocates have been left with egg on their perfect faces after their attempts to create the âmost desirable womanâ, for men produced a Frankensteinâs monster instead.
They probably hoped for a spot of harmless publicity with their survey â but it all went wrong when the men questioned opted for body parts that had not gone under the knife.
The favoured assets turned out to be the natural charms of Angelina Jolie âs lips, Kelly Brook âs breasts, Elle Macpherson âs legs and Michelle Obama âs arms.
In contrast, the most reviled body parts were surgically enhanced, including Jordanâs fake breasts, model Jodie Marsh âs nose and the failed collagen implants in Leslie Ash âs lips.
The survey was created by The Good Surgeon Guide, which helps potential customers choose between cosmetic surgeons, dentists and other practitioners.
Co-founder Christiana Clogg defended the amusing results saying: âWomen should undergo a cosmetic treatment for their own personal reasons, not to make a man happy.'
âAfter all, it is them who have to live with the results â be they good or bad.â
They built âthe worldâs most desirable womanâ and the ânightmare womanâ, based on the ratings of starsâ bodies by 1,100 men.
They even pulled the letters from the celebrity names to call nightmare woman Myrtle Hag Trema and the menâs favourite Clarity Flame Zegvell.
Other parts of ugly Myrtle included Susan Boyleâs unruly hair, Madonnaâs scrawny arms and Naomi Campbellâs notoriously fiery personality.
Clarity also featured Cheryl Coleâs hair, Tess Dalyâs teeth, Cameron Diazâs cheeks and Davina McCallâs personality.


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Nashua Telegraph: "Brown, a candidate for U.S. Senate, has earned $270,000 sitting on the board of directors of a Massachusetts company that capitalized on cheap foreign labor in places such as China while shielding millions of dollars in profits from U.S. taxes."
Concord Monitor: "The outsourcing of jobs emerged as a hot topic yesterday following a report last week that linked U.S. Senate candidate Scott Brown to a company that has sent jobs abroad…Brown earned $270,000 from a Massachusetts company that has outsourced jobs to China and Mexico…The company has four manufacturing operations in the United States and 14 abroad, which in part allowed it to avoid paying millions of dollars in income taxes"
NHPR: "Brown has been on the board of directors of Kadant Incorporated, which supplies equipment for the pulp and paper industry, since February of 2013. The company's annual report, which Brown signed off on, says it plans to grow in the US market by 'using low cost manufacturing bases, such as China and Mexico.'"
Huffington Post: "a trio of labor groups are calling on GOP Senate candidate Scott Brown to resign from a company that outsourced U.S. jobs."
Union Leader: "Scott Brown's service as a board member for a company that has outsourced some jobsoverseas has U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen crying foul even as Republicans claim Shaheen did likewise as governor."
Nashua Telegraph Article That Started It All: "since February 2013, he has earned $270,000 sitting on the board of directors of a Massachusetts company with a penchant for exporting jobs to cheap foreign labor alternatives such as China while shielding millions of dollars in profits from U.S. taxes...In the company's 2014 annual report, Kadant said it legally avoided paying $146 million in U.S. income taxes by 'indefinitely' reinvesting profits made in overseas operations."
WATCH: NHDP Web Ad on Brown Endorsing The Offshoring of American Jobs As Business Strategy Just Two Days Before Entering U.S. Senate Race
"Scott Brown has a history of doing what's best for his bank account. That's wrong for New Hampshire families," said New Hampshire Democratic Party Communications Director Julie McClain.


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Carlos Castaneda and the Expanding Universe
Yesterday's post about recession vs. expansion thinking got me thinking in more universal terms. Modern astronomers think that universes expand and contract; one proof of this is the so-called redshift, the light version of the Doppler effect you may be familiar with in terms of sound. Our expanding universe is tinged red; conversely, a contracting universe would experience blueshift. Hubble's calculations related to redshift were part of the empirical proof of Einstein's theory about expanding/contracting universes.
Human beings experience periods of contraction and expansion many times throughout their lives. When we're flush, it's easy to acquire all sorts of expensive tastes and habits. During lean times, a lot of those practices fall away, revealing themselves to have been inessential.
Those of us trying to live our lives more sustainably are trying to get a jump on these realizations, however. We want to pare away practices that waste time, money, and resources so that we can step off the short-sighted boom/bust cycle.
The problem is, it's very difficult to determine when we ourselves are expanding a little too much. Would that there was a redshift for our daily lives that would indicate whether we are expanding or contracting. There are many traditions that try to explain just that: they offer a yardstick that people can use to measure whether or not they are on the right path. The mystic Carlos Castaneda described one of the first tests he underwent while studying with a Yaqui shaman, Don Juan. Don Juan told Castaneda to find his one right spot on a porch. After much experimentation Castaneda began to discern different hues and sensations for different areas of the porch. Read the full anecdote, which is very amusing: no matter what you think of Castaneda. I love the image of a grown man rolling around on a floor systematically until he develops strong aversions and attractions to sections of a porch: in our own lives we are often a lot less systematic as we struggle to separate right from wrong, and the impression we give from afar might not be any more elegant than rolling around on a porch.
In my own life, I've tried to develop a "redshift" sensitivity when out shopping: I ask myself why I need such and such a thing, and if it takes a great deal of justification, it's probably not really necessary. Simplicity is usually a good signal in life. Some other hints that we might be on the wrong path can be the sense that life is a chore, or that we're divorced from our authentic essence or purpose.
Individual fortunes will expand and contract many times. Our planet's fate is somewhat less elastic. If we can only learn the concept that we don't need to buy, eat, use up a lot of stuff just because we can, it might not be necessary to learn the art of contraction the hard way.
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24 Apr 2016 Kiwi Krawl Day 14 – Last day & Whale watching
Day stats:
Distance driven: 212.2
Photos taken: 182
Camp Site: YMCA Hostal Christchurch
Sunrise and beachside coffee
Being our last day we got up before the sun did and headed down to the water for sun up. We had just enough gas for the camp stove to heat up some water for coffee while we waited for the sun.
Whale watching
The Kaikoura peninsula is home to some of the best year round whale watching opportunities in the world. They owe it to the massive canyon system just under the surface off the shores here. This system sustains a high powered underwater food system that keeps the whales, and many other species coming back.
Whale Watch Kaikoura boasts a hard to believe 95% success rate on their trips, and they even have a 80% money back guaranty on the rare day when you don't get to see a whale.
The whales tend to hangout just a short boat ride from shore, in the massive canyon system. Using high-tech sonar detecting instruments the crew tracks down where, and an idea of when, the whales might pop up. We cruised with them the day after a storm and the whales were playing a little hard to get, but they tracked down a large male sperm whale toward the end of our tour and he was worth the wait.
He stayed and let us take shots for nearly five minutes, but before we knew it, he was tail up and diving down, not to return for nearly an hour.
It's been fun Peaches
After our tour in Kaikoura and saying goodbye to the whales, it was time to say another goodbye, this time to our trusty and colorful campervan that we have come to call "Peaches".
She took us 3225.2 Km (2015.8 Miles) in our short 14 days together. We are going to miss her, well kinda. I am happy to be sleeping in a real bed again, and not living in a van down by a river.
Check out the rest of our NZ Route with Everything Travel Group:
- Kiwi Krawl Route
- Kiwi Krawl Day 1: Christchurch to Lake Tekapo & Star Gazing
- kiwi Krawl Day 2: The East Coast
- Kiwi Krawl Day 3: Te Anau & Glow Worms!
- Kiwi Krawl Day 4: The Milford Sound
- Kiwi Krawl Day 5: Queenstown
- Kiwi Krawl Day 6: Glenorchy
- Kiwi Krawl Day 7: Queenstown Classics
- Kiwi Krawl Day 8: Unwinding in Queenstown
- Kiwi Krawl Day 9: Queenstown to The West Cost Glaciers
- Kiwi Krawl Day 10: Fox Glacier
- Kiwi Krawl Day 11: Able Tasman
- Kiwi Krawl Day 12: Nelson & Beer
- Kiwi Krawl Day 13: Swimming with Dolphins
- Kiwi Krawl Day 14:Last Day & Whale Watching
*We were guests of Everything Travel Group & Whale Watch Kaikoura,but all thoughts & opinions are our own*


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Great little place. The place (bedroom) IS little, but it's great! Be warned there is no elevator (I read that in a review, it was useful so I'm passing it on) 2 flights of stairs. For those of you that have never been in sicily, you will often find places that ask you not to flush toilet paper in the toilet. It's because of the plumbing and sewage systems ... not exactly modern. It's part of the CHARM! (I've heard some people get offended about this) We enjoyed our visit to Catania very much!
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