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KOALA CAN'T BELIEVE THAT JUST HAPPENEDJan. 15th, 2009 11:41 pm
Why can't anyone who fucking reads TRC be online at this time?!
I got some of it out of my system by talking to my Sheepy but I still has moar to say!
I had read Su-chan's translation of the spoilers and I was still shocked at what happened! Well, I was mostly shocked because I really didn't think it was going to happen that easily.
Eventhough R!Syaoran
I'm just wondering when the fuck C!Syaoran decided to help R!Syaoran. My guess is that C!Sakura had something to do with it ... I guess Fay will be able to get his eye back too? While I'm still wondering and guessing, I wonder if there will get MORE FLASHBACKS. This time we get flashbacks of when Cloney got a change of his non-heart. I had always thought that R!Syaoran was going to die. Baaaaw. I miss cloney ;-;

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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell (RDSa.L) and India's ONGC (ONGC.NS) plan to exercise their pre-emption rights to buy a 35 percent stake in a Brazilian oil block that Brazil's Petrobras had planned to sell to China's Sinochem Group, two sources said.
Petrobras (PETR4.SA) is shedding non-core assets to help finance a $237-billion, five-year investment plan. Last month it agreed to sell its stake in block BC-10, known as Parque das Conchas, in Brazil's Campos Basin, for $1.54 billion to Sinochem Group SINOC.UL.
Existing participants in such projects often have a first right of refusal when fellow participants offer stakes for sale.
Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) currently has a 15 percent stake in the block, which would in theory entitle it to an extra 8 percent taken from the 35 percent stake being sold by Petrobras. Shell is the operator with 50 percent share.
"ONGC will be buying between 10-15 percent share in the block, higher than its entitlement for 8 percent, while Shell will buy between 20-25 percent stake from Petrobras," said one of the sources, who both have knowledge of the development.
The second source said the decision to give a higher share to ONGC had been agreed with Shell.
No immediate comment was available on Friday from ONGC Videsh, the overseas investment arm of ONGC, while Shell declined to comment.
This will be the first case of an Indian explorer exercising pre-emption rights to block the sale of an oilfield stake to a Chinese firm.
A Chinese company this month secured a purchase that ONGC had been eyeing.
Kazakhstan used its pre-emptive rights to prevent the sale of U.S. oil major ConocoPhillips' (COP.N) 8.4 percent stake in the giant Kashagan oilfield to the Indian company. Kazakhstan then sold the stake to China National Petroleum Corp CNPET.UL(CNPC).
The BC-10 block off Brazil lies in ultra-deep water of 2,000 meters and has been producing since 2009, since when output has totaled more than 70 million barrels of oil equivalent, Shell said in July.
A second-phase development is expected to start by the end of this year, with a peak production of 35,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, according to Shell's website.
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This blog is cross-posted from the Intellectual Freedom Blog, written by the Office for Intellectual Freedom of the American Library Association. This week Congress, voting along party lines, passed a resolution that repealed the groundbreaking privacy rules adopted by the Federal Communications Commission last October under the Obama administration. The new rules would have required ISPs to adopt fair information ... Read More »
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ALA adds name to keep the net neutral
Today, the American Library Association (ALA) joined a diverse group of consumer, media, technology, library, arts, content creators, civil liberties, and civil rights advocates urging federal lawmakers to oppose legislation and regulatory actions that would threaten net neutrality and roll back the important protections put in place by the Federal Communications Commission in 2015, and to continue to enforce the ... Read More »
Concerns about FCC E-rate letter on fiber broadband deployment
While we anticipated the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) would take a look at its Universal Service Fund (USF) programs once Chairman Pai was in place, we did not anticipate the speed at which moves to review and evaluate previous actions would occur. After the Commission retracted the "E-rate Modernization Report," our E-rate ears have been itching with concern that our ... Read More »
Alarming new FCC moves
Last Friday, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai rescinded close to a dozen policies of the FCC, including rulemakings on expanding the program providing Internet service to low income households, rulings on several TV stations' violations of political file rules and further restricting TV shared services and joint sales agreements. Chairman Pai also announced the end of the Commission's probe ... Read More »
Whiplash – back to Washington, D.C.
Whiplash — going from Midwinter in Atlanta to arriving back in my office in Washington, D.C. and facing a week of policy onslaught. As with much of the nation, I find it hard to know where to begin. Of course, my starting point is always the ALA mission, the Library Bill of Rights and the strategic directions of the Association, ... Read More »


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We're proud of our senior programs and how they have changed the lives of seniors who have lost vision and the people who love them. We're excited about how those programs continue to grow – from the residential Seniors in Charge (twice a year), to four support groups (one in Spanish), to ever-expanding opportunities to… Continue Reading Celebrating Our Senior Programs in New Video!Read More
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Students Fan Out over Metro Denver on Annual Scavenger Hunt
While Center staff hold an educational and planning day, students are excused from classes, though not from learning. No, it's the annual scavenger hunt that CCB alums will recall. Students are divided up into groups and given a list of 30 items they must find or produce today, and bring to the Center tomorrow. Items… Continue Reading Students Fan Out over Metro Denver on Annual Scavenger HuntRead More
From Beginner to Braille Master: A Day in One of Jen's Braille Classes
Oh yes, we're big on Braille here at CCB, because it is fundamental to literacy for blind people and has high correlations with successful employment of blind adults. Our camera man Mike stopped by one of Jen's classes recently and collected this video.Read More
Pleased to host #BrailleChallenge and the #SRC all today!
Yes, we're pleased and excite to be the host site for the Braille Challenge for 2017! Fifteen Metro-area students ages 6 to 17 are here to demostrate their skils in reading, writing and more using Braille. It's our third year to host the Metro Challenge, which is sponsored by the Braille Institute of America and… Continue Reading Pleased to host #BrailleChallenge and the #SRC all today!Read More
No let-up this week – not with Seniors in Charge!
Littleton's 2016 Western Welcome Week, including our tours and participation in the Saturday parade, was sure a lot of fun! This week has already seen Matt complete his support drop, our canoeing trip postponed due to thunder, our first rock climbing trip today for the (really?) fall! Even as the 10-day Western Welcome Week celebration… Continue Reading No let-up this week – not with Seniors in Charge!Read More
Summer Interns at @TheRightStepInc Braille the Saddle Bags
Christina, Keaton and Marie are working as interns for our long-time partners, The Right Step this summer. In fact, it's Marie's second year in our summer program and working at The Right Step. Their work includes cleaning stalls, cleaning old horse shoes to be reused, cleaning tack and taking care of the horses. This morning… Continue Reading Summer Interns at @TheRightStepInc Braille the Saddle BagsRead More
Our Independence Training Program Video Updated for 2016
We've updated our Independence Training Program in time for the National Federation of the Blind's 2016 convention June 30 to July 5 in Orlando. There are new voices as well as well-known ones, new insights and time-tested gems as well about how the Center's program can help blind students take charge of their lives with… Continue Reading Our Independence Training Program Video Updated for 2016Read More
April Snow Showers, Community & Comcast Cares
We're still buzzing with the excitement of last Saturday. It's not just the work, but it's spirit of the folks who came and the shared effort! Saturday, April 30 dawned to several inches of wet snow on the Center's grounds, and temperatures in the mid-30s. The rain mixed with snow continued all morning and afternoon,… Continue Reading April Snow Showers, Community & Comcast CaresRead More
I'm Not Staying in my room anymore!
Six remarkable women made up our late-summer Seniors in Charge the week of August 31 to September 4. Ranging in age from 58 to 90, it didn't take long to figure out that each of them were accomplished, dynamic people, and had been all their lives. They came to Seniors in Charge because they intend… Continue Reading I'm Not Staying in my room anymore!Read More
A Magical Evening
It was a magical evening. May 15 marked the end to a long career at the Colorado Center for the Blind for Tom Anderson. More than 150 people came to send Tom and Linda off to Kansas after 27 years teaching Braille – and several other duties. We fed them, and gave the tribute to… Continue Reading A Magical EveningRead More


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Mary Babson Fuhrer, Historian, led a series of workshops on primary sources for our National Heritage Museum's 2007 Summer Teacher Institute. These sessions were illustrated by her research on Lexington families as a way to provide skills to educators for teaching their classes how to research their communities.
Fuhrer has taught public history programs for many years to a broad range of students. Currently she is teaching American History at the University of New Hampshire, while finishing her PhD there.


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Learn about Siena College science fair, and registering for elective degree courses. Which college degrees give you the best chances of finding employment after graduation? Accredited engineering programs, combined with a brief internship or prior work-experience, offer a great return on your engineering education. Concentrating on Siena College science fair, for example, you may gain an advantage in job recruiting on-campus. Check with the mechanical engineering department for course registration deadlines, and scientific research program requirements. Please use the form above to request admissions info for Siena College.
Mechanical engineering degrees typically take four to five years to complete, and result in a Bachelor of Engineering (BEng), Bachelor of Science (BSc or BS), or Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (BME). In the US, most undergraduate mechanical engineering programs are accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET). Mechanical engineering programs include courses on composites, thermodynamics, engine design, fluid dynamics, control theory, robotics, and computer-aided design (CAD). In addition to the core mechanical engineering curriculum, many mechanical engineering programs offer more specialized programs and classes, such as control systems, fuel cell technology, and biomechanics.
Many mechanical engineering companies have begun to incorporate computer-aided engineering (CAE) programs into their existing processes, including 2D and 3D solid modeling computer-aided design (CAD), enabling faster and more exhaustive visualization of products. Other CAE programs commonly used by mechanical engineers include product lifecycle management (PLM), and analysis tools such as finite element analysis (FEA), computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM). Further, automation in the form of industrial robots allow businesses to save money on manufacturing costs, and ensure precision quality control. The median annual income of mechanical engineers in the US workforce was $80,580, highest when working for the government ($92,030), and lowest in education ($57,090). Beyond major requirements within the mechanical engineering department, you may consider Virginia Union University engineering degrees as an adjunct to your primary course of study.
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In the silence of your heart and that of your mind, there is a certain kind of hurt. There is an imbalanced emotion and a struggle to love self and others. This is how pain speaks and even if we didn't know, pain deserves to be discussed, to be heard and to be healed. I'll tell you how.
So good morning to you beloved. On this 2nd day of March, It is my hope that you are doing well. Lol, it feels like I'm writing a letter of application for a job. Hey! Are you hopping from one place to another and leaving a joyous effect? That should be life today, tomorrow and the rest of your life.
Today I'm going to delve a litu into the issue of silence and hurt. But we need to understand sometimes that silence is relieving and other times, it causes a kind of pain that feels like a stab in the back, right through your chest. Well, I just want you to imagine that kind of pain. It is unfortunate that silence also gets to make us walking zombies. We have problems, we are hurting, there are grudges we hold, yet still, we choose to suppress it in.
Another thing we have to understand is that the negative effect is not to us only. Once we have all these issues bottled up, we start to hate, we start to look at people and situations very differently. We stop to love. Imagine a situation whereby you are in your office. Your boss came up to you and decided to embarrass you in front of all the other employees. There was probably this report you needed to submit last evening before you left the office but for some very genuine reason, you did not make it. You do not address the issue with your boss, you stop talking to your colleagues, but you keep working until you are finally able to submit the report. It's painful.
The effect now becomes this. You hate your boss with your entire being for humiliating you, and you have lost friendships you created with your colleagues. Why? Even if they try reaching out to you, the fact that the deed happened as they watched makes you feel like their victim. Like they'd done some kind of collaboration with your boss and now your life is surrounded with bitterness. Nothing seems good to you anymore. Not even the job you so much loved. What, what then are you supposed to do?
On the second week of February, I put myself in this kind of situation. I spent an entire day with my best friend. I later towards the end of the day got to witness something that threw me off balance. One, I didn't even talk about it. I just suddenly became very furious, I began to treat my friend with cruelty and they couldn't even understand it cause I said nothing at all about it. I was the most bitter person that evening. I didn't see anything wrong with what I did. What I knew is that it was I that had been hurt. I couldn't even sleep. (True story). I wasn't aware of what was going on on the other end.
What is it I didn't do and probably what you have not done yet? Speak. Speak this way: It is also imperative to understand that you just don't get blabbing. The useful kind of silence comes in when you sit, reflect on what's happening in and around you, that way you will know how exactly to address the issue. Never speak to make another person look like the villain, speak in such a way that the other person knows that it's not only for your good, but theirs as well. That's when people get to know what changes they need to make within themselves and how they can make adjustments to what probably causes them to keep bringing the dead kinds of air or painful kinds of moments.
So I'm here to let you know this. Until it is proven necessary, then keep silent. But if you're most certain that speaking out will not only make you better but those around you as well, then speak. Speak and release the hurt. Speak and change yourself to something better. Speak and change the other person to someone better. It never is harmful to speak up. It is just powerful if done when necessary.
Let us take an example of Jesus. At that time during His passion, everyone was so brutal with them. He kept silence most of the time because He didn't want to cause a scandal because of the difference between who He really was, and the perception everyone else had. Everyone else who didn't want to hear or know the truth. At the most opportune time and when it was absolutely necessary, He spoke in form of prayer. This happened at the cross when He prayed for all of them. Prayer remember, transforms us. Jesus wasn't selfish to seek justice for all He went through. Instead, He knew His prayer would transform the lives of His oppressors. He in a loud voice looked up to heaven and prayed; "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do."
May we always look to Christ as our example, so that we will be build in character, from the inside out. Thanks a lot for taking time to read. Please share widely.
From my heart to yours. 🙂


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'All children make good progress given their starting points and capabilities. Children develop good social skills. They learn to listen and pay attention to instructions. Children learn vital skills, such as perseverance and investigation. They are all well prepared for the next stage in their learning, including starting school.'
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Friday, November 21, 2008
Obama's Use of Complete Sentences Stirs Controversy
Stunning Break with Last Eight Years
In the first two weeks since the election, President-elect Barack Obama has
broken with a tradition established over the past eight years through his
controversial use of complete sentences, political observers say.
Millions of Americans who watched Mr. Obama's appearance on CBS' "Sixty
Minutes" on Sunday witnessed the president-elect's unorthodox verbal tick,
which had Mr. Obama employing grammatically correct sentences virtually
every time he opened his mouth.
But Mr. Obama's decision to use complete sentences in his public
pronouncements carries with it certain risks, since after the last eight
years many Americans may find his odd speaking style jarring.
According to presidential historian Davis Logsdon of the University of
Minnesota, some Americans might find it "alienating" to have a President
who speaks English as if it were his first language.
"Every time Obama opens his mouth, his subjects and verbs are in
agreement," says Mr. Logsdon. "If he keeps it up, he is running the risk
of sounding like an elitist."
The historian said that if Mr. Obama insists on using complete sentences in
his speeches, the public may find itself saying, "Okay, subject, predicate,
subject predicate - we get it, stop showing off."
The President-elect's stubborn insistence on using complete sentences has
already attracted a rebuke from one of his harshest critics, Gov. Sarah
Palin of Alaska.
"Talking with complete sentences there and also too talking in a way that
ordinary Americans like Joe the Plumber and Tito the Builder can't really
do there, I think needing to do that isn't tapping into what Americans are
needing also," she said.
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I never cease to be amazed at how individuals feel intimidated and insecure!!
How can one who speaks a language in the form and art in which it was meant to be spoken be critized?
I'd say that is a terrible thing for those who are "threatened" by President-Elect Barack Obama's correct and appropriate use of the English language in its proper grammatical form to feel the need to express this publicly, allowing the public to see their weakness.
Journalists have strived for years to master this language in its written form and have failed dismally. News reporters have not even come close to mastering this art form of a language….so…critics….learn from the master who will soon become OUR president.
Hey Chee!
- Friday, 21 November, 2008


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Meteorologists refer to December through February as "meteorological winter", because those are the three coldest months of the year in the northern hemisphere. The Twin Cities metro area was warmer than normal all three months of this meteorological winter, which ends at midnight Tuesday. The bitterly cold winter that was forecast by some pundits didn't materialize for Read more →
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Some accumulating snow is likely across mainly southern Minnesota later tonight and on Wednesday. The Twin Cities might receive a dusting of snow at most while a couple inches could fall south of the metro. Read more →
When the snowstorm shifted south last Friday, it allowed our February snowfall total at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport to stay at three-tenths of an inch. If we don't see any additional snow at the airport by midnight on Tuesday, we'll tie the Twin Cities record for the lowest February monthly snowfall total, set in 1894. "Misery Index" unchanged It's Read more →
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The search continues for the original Australian National Flag flown over the Royal Exhibition Building in 1901. So does the debate among government leaders and media representatives about possible changes to the current design. One sector of the citizenry firmly believes the current flag should "continue to fly proudly even if there is another change to Australia's territories."
At the centre of this discussion is the number of points on the large star displayed on the national flag. The original flag had a six-pointed star representing the six founding states of the Commonwealth. A seventh point was added in 1908 to represent the territories and Australian residents who didn't live in any of the six states. Those who oppose design changes believe that there is "no need to undertake the huge expense and disruption of changing the Australian flag should the Northern Territory become a state."
Northern Territory
The overall design of the flag has not changed since the original flag was raised in 1901 except for the seventh point on the star mentioned earlier. While the flag was designed to change with the times, some are questioning if the national flag will feature an eight-pointed star if the Northern Territory becomes a state in 2018.
According to the chairman of the Australian National Flag Association, Allan Pidgeon from Brisbane, there are "many practical reasons for maintaining the status quo." He adds that "an examination of the historical record shows that there is no reason why a change in the status" of the Northern Territory should require flag changes. Mr. Pidgeon also notes the original flag was the first in the world to be selected through open design competition.
When an unsuccessful referendum was held on Northern Territory statehood in 1998, then-Prime Minister John Howard said "well, the Australian flag remains exactly the same" (regardless of the outcome of the vote). Mr. Pidgeon and others believe that there would be "no reason to change the flag should the Northern Territory change its status." The territory that prompted the additional point on the star many years ago is no longer part of the Commonwealth of Australia. However, there are several other territories including the Northern Territory, Christmas Island, and more.
Expensive Change
Opponents of making changes to the long-standing design cite the expense of replacing all the current flags in Australia. In addition to the change to the flag itself, adding the extra point to the star would mean altering the "national coat of arms, the Defence Force Badge, its flag, and its signage." Changes would also affect other symbols used by the Commonwealth, including the coin with the arms displayed. Change might also reach to the Northern Territory flag, which has two "devices" with seven points. Mr. Pidgeon asks "Should these be changed to eight points as well?"
Two years ago, there was quite a bit of debate in the media and among Commonwealth officials about the possibility of the change to statehood for the Northern Territory. At that time, several observers of the process noted that three years would hardly be enough to make all the formal changes for the state to exist. That date is now just one year away.


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Published at Thursday, March 31st 2016, 03:54:18 AM by Leonard J. Martinez. Nissan.
SUVs guys had a party in St. Paul. Nissan did not want to be left out and for that reason led the São Paulo shows Kicks Concepts a concept that advances us how the opponent will be in 2016 for the successful Ford EcoSport. One model that is anticipated in the days before the opening of the Hall of St. Paul was the concept that Nissan would present to give battle to the Ford EcoSport as well as the Chevrolet Tracker Peugeot 2008 Renault Duster Honda HR-V or Jeep Renegade to name a few.
Finally on the first press day we could see it in person in addition to knowing his name. It's called Nissan Kicks Concept and the advance of the product as of 2016 Nissan will start making the Brazilian plant in Resende using the "V" in the Versa are based Note and March platform name a few examples. This platform is also used by the Juke crossover the focus of the model we refer the Nissan Kicks Concept will have a more and wont viewed close to Mercosur "eseuvesco". It will also be a model with a lower production costs so hopefully a rather more conventional and acclimatized to the tastes of the region layout.
According to Nissan the Extrem Concept of the latest edition of the Hall of San Pablo in 2012 was a preview of Nissan Kicks Concept and the third act will direct the production. The dimensions of this model are: 4300 mm long 1800 mm wide 1600 high including roof bars and wheelbase of 2620. In the design appears as a joint effort between the global center for Nissan in Japan style and studies of Nissan Design America (NDA) in San Diego USA and Rio Nissan Design America (NDA-R) Rio de Janeiro Brazil.
So far no pictures of the inside but from Nissan say the raise of the interior was designed in terms of obtaining a high management position above all things. Yes that every buyer of such products search our region. If we look outside shows a rather more rustic and rectilinear style Juke combined with very contrasting colors. On one side bears the bright orange called "Solar Cortex" with a dark metallic gray called "Liquid Satin Titanium" a combination that is both body and alloy wheels of 19 inches.
Known Nissan Kicks Concept now just need to wait for 2016 to see him in his street clothes. It promises to be one of the major players in the segment in the region and as I said in other articles many brands motto is "all against the EcoSport." We will have to see who comes off better. for the other reviews about the newest cars visit here.
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In the summer of 2006, I spent a month in Gujarat, in western India, visiting family. It was the middle of June, but in India summer was coming to a close. Every living thing was waiting for the monsoon rains to arrive and put an end to the infernal heat. It was perhaps not the best time of year to study birds, but for an apartment-dwelling, sun-deprived Connecticut bird enthusiast, any time was good enough for a field trip.
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The World's Top Couch Potato Adventures
Travel trends come and go like cruise ships at sea. For a while it was yes-it's-included tours. Then volunteer-as-you-go. The big thing now–hot as rappel rope–is adventure.
Heli-hiking. Jungle ziplines. Scaling sheets of ice. You want to get in on this stuff–you know you do. But you commute in a car, work at a desk. Who has time to train before vacation? And if you're hammering pitons, clutching a rock face all week, when do you get to kick back, relax?
If you're an adventurous spirit who wants to find excitement without breaking a sweat, I hear you, I hear you. Here's a rundown on the world's top Couch-Potato Adventures–thrilling trips that absolutely any potato can do. Take it from me: I've tackled them all over the past couple of years. All gain, no train, no pain.
Suggest you plan to collect all five. (But, by all means, take your time.)
1. Drifting in the Dead Sea
If you huff and puff on hikes forget about mountain areas where the air is paper thin. Think lowlands. Think the lowest point on Earth: the Dead Sea in Israel or Jordan. Here the atmosphere is rich in easy-to-breathe oxygen, and airborne bromides from the sea's mineral soup waft into your system and (according to a brochure I read) relax your nerves.
Time for an easy activity. How about a good float? Coat yourself in the sea's chocolaty mud, wade a few steps out into the water and try to sit down. Boing. You are barely wet. Now try ducking under. Boing again. Sproing. You are back on top.
If you work at it you can get your swimsuit slightly damp and scrub off some of the mud. But, if you're like me, you'll just drift like a kickboard, salty and happy. Maybe it's that I usually sink like a rock. Maybe it's the wispy sky, the tiger-orange desert sand. Or maybe it's a simple matter of chemistry: I'm sure going to miss those bromides.
2. Snow-Rafting in Quebec
When you're wrestling winter, there are roughly two ways to come out on top. You can escape from zero degree days straight to someone else's sun. Or you can kill the cold by building your own private fire skating canals in Ottawa, skiing the Andes, or sledding in an inflatable rubber boat.
Did you say rubber boat? At Quebec's Winter Carnival, held annually in February, there are always new and weird ways to enjoy snow. One you don't have to be in top shape to try is zooming downhill inside a yellow Zodiac raft. "Do you have a hernia?" warns the sign before you step in at the top and get a shove.
I wonder about this during the wild, slippery ride down a hard-packed slope. We are bouncing. Our boat is dropping and, on corners, careening around. But as for medical risk…my internist would, I'm pretty sure, approve. In fact, since you don't have to tow your raft back up, I stay hernia-free the whole afternoon, snow-boating until a cool blue dusk closes the place down.
3. Riding Dolphins in Cozumel
A Mexican island off the Yucatan, Cozumel is sprinkled with reefs and beaches and known as a mecca for snorkelers and divers. But let's say you're in an ocean mood but too lazy for masks or flippers. There's one water activity here that makes someone else do most of the work.
Don't hire a boat. Head for Dolphin Discovery Cozumel, the island's swim-with-the-dolphins center in Chankanaab National Marine Park. Here a pair of well-trained animals will push and pull you around in the sun-bright shallow water. Grab on to a couple of shiny fins or wait for the dolphins to get up speed and use their soft but super-powered noses to shove you by the soles of your feet.
Unlike some dolphin parks, Cozumel's doesn't confine its charges―or its customers―to a pool. I meet my two dolphins, Madonna and Michelle, on their turf: a chunk of ocean that's enclosed by a wooden dock. After some coaching (for me, not them) the three of us are making a speedboat's wake. Once I completely relax, I pop out of the water, and raise my arms above my head like Neptune. Thanks to these ladies, I am Lord of the Sea.
4. Bar-Lounging in Peru
Say the word 'Peru' these days and listeners will fixate on a single thing. Macchu Picchu. The mountaintop "lost city of the Incas" is a world-class destination–agreed. But to see the lost city you've got to be game for centuries-old stone steps, boot-testing slopes and lots of clambering around.
If you're a sloth (and proud of it) spend some downtime on a barstool in the nearby town of Cuzco climbing into local drinks. Inca drinking begins with Coca tea, a brew that's supposed to give you energy but without the dangerous kick of pure cocaine. Made from Coca leaves but plenty diluted and pleasantly mild. Worth a cup at least.
Peruvians are happy if instead of ordering a Pepsi you try an Inca Kola instead. Inca Kola? The label lists a bunch of mystery stuff. It tastes like Beech-Nut gum. And it pours out yellow-y green. I graduate quickly to a mug of Chicha, a cidery beer that's brewed from corn. Not bad! The bars that sell it hang out special flags–broomsticks topped with proud red plastic bags.
Finally I'm on to a Pisco Sour, the tangy national cocktail made from a type of brandy, frothy egg whites and some drops of bitters. Wow. Did someone suggest climbing to Macchu Picchu at dawn? "Have fun," I say lifting my glass and settling down on my soft swivel stool. "When you're back and ready for a Pisco look for me here."
5. Deep-Tissue Massage at Sea
After easy-chair adventure, couch potatoes can be plenty sore. Too much floating or sitting around can take its toll. My prescription is to sign up for a deep tissue massage onboard ship: serious supplemental relaxation to top off an already relaxing cruise.
The sun deck of my Holland America ship, the Ryndam, is the place for this, at the Elemis Greenhouse Spa. I'm scheduled to have "Brianna" do the job. When I arrive for my appointment I'm told I'll get "Samantha" instead. But it's "Kit Lo," originally from Beijing, who greets me inside the soothing, stone-tiled little room.
I'm spread out on a towel-covered table, staring down at something set up on the floor. What is it? It's a spa display. Flower petals, tiny mushrooms and rocks. And soon the roll of the ship adds angles to Kit Lo's presses and chops. There is incense. Fountain sounds, and music from somewhere…
Note to self: After massage, take shower, followed by Pisco Sour and long relaxing nap.
Then (if I'm feeling up to it, that is):
Begin planning couch-potato trips for next year.
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The neat thing about listening to Barack Obama speak when he is off-prompter (where a speech is written out for him to read directly from an image projected on to a reflective glass surface), is that it is really easy to tell when he is unprepared to respond to a particular issue or question that is asked – just listen.
He, the junior Senator from Illinois, is usually very smooth in his speaking style – clear, succinct, and directly to the point – especially on subjects he is well versed on and/or he is reading from a Teleprompter. When Barack has to answer a question he hasn't thought about … and has to come up with an answer that he thinks will "sell" his "everyman" image, he puts a lot of unnecessary I's, and's, and ah's which usually NEVER make it into a transcript of the answer that he gives.
On the Sunday political interview program aired on ABC-TV, 'This Week' with George Stephanopoulos, a question came up that illustrates the point quite clearly. The answer is so labored that it almost causes one to think back on the comedy sketch routinely played by Jon Lovitz where he floats an obvious bogus answer to a question posed --- and then mutters to himself, "Ahhh, that's the ticket!"
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Obama's Full 'This Week' Interview
Presidential hopeful chats with George Stephanopoulos in an exclusive interview.
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-01:25 from the end
George Stephanopoulos asks, "One of our viewers wrote in, you talk about "Service", and asks - Brenda Gottfried Bryant - Murietta, Georgia, "Did you ever consider joining our armed services to protect and serve our country, and if not, why?"
"You know, I actually did," Obama said. "I had to sign up for Selective Service when I graduated from high school. And I was growing up in Hawaii. And I had - (ah) - friends who, whose parents were in the military. There are a lot of Army, (ah) military bases there.
"And (ah) I actually always thought (ah) of the military as (ah) some ennobling (ah) and, and, you know, honorable option. But keep in mind that I (ah) graduated in 1979. (ah) The Vietnam War had come to an end. (ah) We weren't engaged (ah) in an active (ah) (ah) military conflict at that point. (ah) And so, it's not an option that I ever decided to pursue."
Barack Obama continues to answer on talking points that he has previously thought about and he resumes a smoother delivery in his answer.
We, at MAXINE, wish we could get a dollar for every (ah) that Barack Obama utters on answers to questions that are genuinely out of the socialist/progressive character template that Obama holds.
Just on this last exchange alone, we would get enough money ($13.00) to catch a fish taco lunch at the local Islands café, and have enough left over for a couple of beers!
Add the unecessary "And's" that mostly begin the sentences ($5.00), and one could invite a friend.
Ahhhh, that's the ticket!
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This is the best you can do to discredit the Senator? He uses non-words like um, and uh sometimes? Wow. That's harsh. Our current President makes up words that don't exist and mispronounces important words like "nuclear".
If this is the best you can do, it is sad.
Oh, and your, "that's the ticket" reference is so old, you needed to explain the joke. Not usually a good sign. Here's a tip: lay off the 20 year old SNL references. Very few of us watched the show back then.
- Edmund Jenks said...
It is obvious that the level of discovery that I have invested here is not appreciated judging by the previous responses.
How is this for DISCREDIT:
Barry Obama, when he graduated from High School, was not required to sign up for the Selective Services because the then President Ford had disbanded the requirement in 1975 (how about a 33 year old reference - to the dolt doomed to repeat history).
Further, it was not until after 1980 when the new cheif executive reinstated the requirement and made the sign-up retroactive ... that would be someone who actually had some executive experience, America's worst President of the 20th Century, Jimmy Carter.
The fact that Barack Obama leads the listener to believe that he needed to sign up for the Selective Services in 1979 hints at two positions; He is lying or he has his FACTS WRONG. Either way, the junior Senator from Illinois (to use another SNL reference) is NOT READY for primetime.
Folks, we are just crusin' down the road to a socialist version of Carter's Second Term.


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Looking after your eyes during study
Eyesight is a sense that many take for granted. When out and about, part of a good eating experience is being able to see your waitress heading in your direction, laden with delicious meals. Or, in the same way, seeing our loved ones smile at even the smallest things can bring our hearts joy.
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Your body responds to light in many more ways than you'd understand. It is the rise and fall of the sun which keeps our body's natural sleep rhythms in sync.
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Your brain will also be rejuvenated with these foods, so you're able to attend to your studies with a sharp mind.
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While you're stretching your legs, stretch your eyes also! By looking off into the distance and checking out scenery, you're giving your vision a break.
Don't hesitate to seek out something colourful – it can stimulate your imagination. In fact, a study published in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin journal has found that green is more than just a refreshing colour – looking at the colour green before engaging in a task can promote higher levels of creativity.
So, take a quick walk outside, revitalise your senses, and come back to your study with revived passion.
You'll find that by reducing the strain on your eyes less, you can reduce stress levels and headaches when studying. Of course, you don't want your eyes to dry out either, so have soothing eye-drops on-hand, and make sure you drink plenty of water.
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