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MySQL error, the database getting too big.
I was running WordPress 2.7 yesterday, when you all of a sudden wasn't able to leave a comment. I had about 2000 comments on my blog. Then, you weren't able to leave a comment. When you tried to, you got redirected to my blogs 404 error-page. I decided to upgrade wordpress, from 2.7 to 2.8.
I did so, and wrote in the exact database-name as I had before. It came to the installation and did not want to get installed.
I went on searching for the problem and I found it.
It was my databse. It was getting too large. It was 99999 KB large. One more KB and it was going to get over 10 MB. That was the problem, so I stupidly enough did not backup my database and I just deleted it and created a new one, with the exact name… and now everything is working.
I'm using freehostia as my webhost. Is there anyway to permit the database file to grow bigger than 10 MB?
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Modern Languages
French play for S1 pupils
On Tuesday 7 February the Flying Theatre Company will be presenting "Bon Voyage" in the Hall for all S1 French pupils. We have been preparing in class with a variety of activities and hope that pupils will have a lot of fun on the day. We have asked families to make a donation towards the cost, with a suggestion of £2, and are very grateful that the Parent Council is going to give us some financial help as well. If your child has not yet brought in a donation, could you remember to send it in before Tuesday 7th? Thank you.
Homework information
Pupils on most courses will have regular homework tasks, but these can take many forms.
Online tasks, worksheets, preparation for writing or talking assessments, vocabulary-learning..... All are valuable activities which help pupils build confidence and make progress.
Learning homework is just as important as written homework, and pupils can practise in many different ways including using modern media. Parents can help here too, even if they don't know the language concerned. You can take your child's vocabulary notes and ask questions, ask for spellings, etc.
Separate information will be given about S4 online homework in due course.
For S1 and S2 online homework see below.
S1 and S2 online homework
The web-address is www.pearsonactivelearn.com.
S2 pupils have been given their usename and password. S1 pupils are now receiving theirs. They must be careful to use capital letters as shown, and not to include spaces.
When you log in, look at the top of the screen for "tasks". Any open tasks are current, and they may consist of 2 or 3 exercises.
Remember that there is the option of sending your teacher feedback about the homework.
If you can't access the Internet at home, use the school library computers - they have been specially set up so that you can do this, and you are given a week for a homework assignment so that you are sure to have the chance to get on a school computer.
Mrs Franz / Mrs Buick / Mrs Sturgeon / Mr Brown / Mrs MacGregor

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I'm sorry, did I blink last week and miss summer? Why does it look like rainy fall weather out my window today? Here in coastal southern California (or as I like to call it this year: SEATTLE) we've hardly seen a glimmer of summer. June gloom stretched through September with only pockets of sunny days. My fingers are crossed for a beautiful Indian summer (this is what my husband keeps promising each morning I wake up to fog and threaten to move).
But just in case fall is really, really here, it isn't all bad because 1) my constant scarf wearing around the house will finally be seasonally justified, and 2) squash soups are back in season.
Kula Baby and I created a spin off of a traditional butternut squash soup yesterday. The whole family loved it for both lunch AND dinner. Don't you love it when a recipe stretches for 2 meals?
- Maple Squash Soup
- 1 butternut squash, halved
- 1 small sweet onion, chopped
- 2 tablespoons unrefined, organic coconut oil
- 2 tablespoons high quality maple syrup
- ¼ teaspoon allspice
- ⅛ teaspoon ginger
- a few sprinkles of ground nutmeg
- ¼ teaspoon salt
- 4 cups of bone broth or for super yummy use organic milk instead!
- Directions:
- Pre-heat oven to 425 degrees. Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper.
- Combine coconut oil, maple syrup, spices and salt in a small bowl. Spread this sauce evenly over the inside halves of the butternut squash. If you are wondering whether or not you should scoop out the seeds now or later I say either way is fine. I personally prefer scooping the seeds out after the squash is cooked...I find it easier that way.
- Lay the squash flesh side down on the parchment paper and bake for 30-40 minutes or until soft.
- Meanwhile, back at the stove top, saute the onion in a small amount of coconut oil until the pieces are soft. Add 1 cup of broth to break up any bits stuck to the pan.
- When the squash is finished baking, scoop out the flesh and add it to the onions. Add another cup of broth to the pan.
- Get out your trusty food processor or blender and blend mixture in batches. Add remaining 2 cups of broth during blending process until you reach your desired consistency. Return soup to stove and taste. You may need to add more salt, more syrup, or a squeeze of lemon. This is the time to use your taste buds and season the soup to fit your personal palate.
- To go ALL OUT in your fall celebration, top soup with roasted pumpkin seeds and a sprinkle of cinnamon. Watch out taste buds!


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This guest post by Victoria Mohr-Blakeney, Performance Curator at Public Energy, is an excerpt from her series Curator's Corner, which can be found at www.publicenergy.ca.
Charlie Cathy Petch is a playwright, actor, spoken word artist, and musical saw player.
Petch's new full-length spoken word vaudeville play Mel Malarkey Gets the Bum's Rush has toured all over Canada and is featured in Public Energy's current season, coming to the Theatre on King from Wednesday, March 29th to Sunday, April 2nd.
Petch has toured nationally as a spoken word artist and member of the League of Canadian Poets. They are widely published, and have had nine plays produced.
It was an absolutely pleasure to get to ask Petch some key questions about their work, what motivates them, what inspires them, and how their performance practice continues to grow and evolve.
What was your inspiration behind Mel Malarkey Gets the Bum's Rush?
It arose from a love for my principal instrument, The Musical Saw, which rose to fame in vaudeville. I wanted a show that would be a vehicle for it. Brian Sanderson and I had a "wouldn't it be great if" conversation about marrying the kind of bold hilarity of the 1930s' spirit of music with a vaudeville show. Years later here we are, working on music for a conversation I never forgot.
What was the development/creative process for Mel Malarkey?
I started it at the Banff Centre in April 2015 when Tanya Evanson was heading up the Music and Spoken Word program. I had time and space to develop the project and a little music hut where I played nothing but 1920 and 30s music. During this residency I also found out I got a creation grant from the Ontario Arts Council. Which, oh my gosh, was a huge relief since I'd left my day job for art.
Mel was someone I saw so clearly. The aging and bold principal player, a sort of Ruth Brown, Katherine Hepburn, or more so — Marlene Dietrich character, tragically hilarious and unabashed. It was there that I started to write the show. It took almost a year to really develop it. I worked with Evalyn Perry as a dramaturge and also got invaluable advice from Gerard Harris, RC Weslowski, and CR Avery.
What drew you to writing and performing initially?
Due to having a lateral lisp that got me beat up and bullied in the many different schools I went to at a young age, I've always preferred a proper stage to be myself, like this giant permission to open up your mouth and expect people to listen. I am divine with hecklers as a result. One of my tag lines is "Happiest Onstage" and it's every bit the truth.
VIDEO: "Mel Malarkey Gets The Bum's Rush" Trailer
Why is the story of Mel Malarkey important to you?
It's a feminist story of someone who had her own business when women were being told to go back to staying at home and having babies. Who fought for everything she had during a time in history when women were only allowed to work during the war effort. She did so with no apology and with humour as a tool to get where she needed to be.
It's also the story of a trans person who was only accepted onstage. These male and female impersonators were some of the trans people of that age. The story of Victor and The Elephant Lady normalizes the life of a trans person in 1930. Mel also talks about queerness, about sex work in an advocacy manner. I think her spirit around all of these topics is just as relevant today as it was in that moment in history. She is who I might have been, who I would have aspired to be, if I'd been born in her time.
I love a story that normalizes "alternative lifestyles", because really, to a lot of us, this is a normal thing. I've done this show for all manner of audience. Sometimes they get the more radical aspects, and sometimes, they just have a great time and that's wonderful. I've written it to be that way. It's funny when one audience member has seen an almost completely different show than another. That's what art can be though, open to interpretations without taking away the message of the artist.
Mel Malarkey is set as vaudeville is dying/declining — why is this moment in time of interest to you?
I absolutely love live theatre, so the rise of cinema as a popular mode of entertainment is something I see as a time where we accepted propaganda as a way of life; as Mel says "how do you trust an actor that never makes a mistake?" The decline of theatre was also a moment where less visually marketable artists were robbed of a platform.
Mel is very much against the perfectly polished persons we see on the screen. It's a misrepresentation of what humans are and it's so dangerous, the many ways this lead to the rise of the second world war, increased otherness, racism, sexism, homophobia, and fed the narrowed notion of the male gaze at the cost of so many bodies that were once considered beautiful. We can see the result of it today, which is why it's so important to look at the beginnings of how propaganda became normalized.
Do you often write, develop and perform solo works — what is significant for you about this approach?
As a spoken word artist, I've been performing and developing mostly solo works since I found my path to the form in 2011. Before that, I have written and had nine plays produced, of which, none were solo works. What I find so interesting is how the spoken word theatre show is its own form of theatre. There truly is nothing to compare it to. Much like the poet who seeks to solely publish writes a very different form than the spoken word artist.
This marriage of theatre and spoken word is incredible and I'm so happy to be presenting it. This show has been taken to both the Fringe and to the Canadian Festival of Spoken Word. Each of these audiences has a unique appreciation for the form. For some spoken word artists, it's the first time they've seen something like this and they are really energized to start thinking of their own full-length show.
Are there collaborative aspects to your work — if so how do they inform your practice?
My work always craves music. When I travel as a spoken word artist, I will always have my musical saw onstage. I do saw poems, I have backing tracks to do pieces from, so sometimes I am collaborating with myself and sometimes it's to music I love to be onstage with.
Mel Malarkey first toured with Em Glasspool as Dickie The Pianist, who also directed Mel's original run. We had a grand time together; there's an undeniable magic that happens with two artists so used to being onstage together.
When I received a grant for "Mel Malarkey Odes & Acts", I began to write my own melodies that would be both supporting the onstage acts and the backstage moments and this album is both a radio show and a series of instrumentals to be used onstage.
I recorded it with Dave Tough, Brian Sanderson, Gratia Leitch, and Knott Rudy. These musicians really captured this moment in time, just as Dickie did. Music has always been a big partner with me onstage and I'm so excited for you all to hear what we've done.
What does it mean for you to get a chance to re-perform Mel Malarkey — how will this performance be shaped differently then when you first performed it at The Theatre on King?
I will be getting direction from my Bouffon Clown teacher, Adam Lazarus, about how to improve this newly developed Mel and I'm so excited for this. You'll see a show that's grown with each booking, audience, city and lessons learned. The pacing and the comedy will be tighter, the new instruments are a part of an even more bodacious Mel. It's all about the accessories kittens.
I am also so excited about the addition of the album and the instrumentals that will be used for the backstage moments. I was always missing music there and due to the staging, it was impossible to have a live musician perform in these parts. Too much split focus. Now as I rehearse them with the backing tracks, well oh my gosh, they've become what I've dreamed they could be.
I was blessed to receive a grant from the Ontario Arts Council for the album "Mel Malarkey Odes & Acts with The Horsefeathers". The musicians are incredible and they really brought out the 1930s feel of my melodies. Brian Sanderson, Gratia Leitch, Knott Rudy and Dave Tough know how to make things sound brilliantly timeless. The album release is also in time for Mel's relaunch at The Theatre on King. What a year Mel's had!
You'll notice changes in Mel's onstage acts, like The Medicine Show and Veasons Vor Vhy I'm a Total Tramp. She now plays the toy accordion, harmonica, ukulele and foot tambourine. Each of these help her to ham up these moments even more. Mel, like myself, likes to play multiple instruments kind of well so that people think she's a musical genius.
A big thanks as well to Theatre Trent for the productions grant, as I was able to stop borrowing ukuleles and finally I have the right tambourine. The other one was a bit too big even for my wonderfully large clown feet.
You are doing a public workshop and moderating a panel while in Peterborough — what motivated you to do community engaged work on top of your performance work?
Public Energy approached me about working on a panel with trans and gender non-conforming people who live here in Peterborough/Nogojiwanong. What is it like to live here as an artist? How can we improve accessibility? Visibility? And like most groups we are not just trans artists, we are at all intersections.
Currently I'm working with EC3 as well to create a legacy document. We're starting with a top 10 recommendations for businesses and organizations about how to gain a more diverse audience, patronage and make spaces friendlier to trans people at every intersection. We've been here since the dawn of human, so this is something very overdue and I'm happy to be asked to work on it.
I think this could become something wonderful. Imagine a directory for festivals that will show you the diversity of amazing artists you can book from all over the country. "We don't know any…" will become a phrase of the past. Let's stop accessing the same audience. It could be so much more for everyone.
The panel is made up of some excellent people who I already love working with. It's open to the public and I think this sort of dialogue has the kind of potential to put Peterborough/Nogojiwanong on the map as a city that is fluent in accessibility. It's not just about the spaces, it's about the people in them and safety. There's an element about anti-racism and de-escalation that I think is so important.
This is my hometown and my community. I have a huge vested interest in us doing better together. We're known as a testing ground for the whole country. I would love it if being fluent in accessibility could be how we're known. Sure, coffee whitener is a pretty good legacy, but really, this seems better.
Has working on Mel Malarkey brought anything new to light about your practice?
The spoken word theatre show is truly something unique. I've written a lot of spoken word, and theatre, so I can tell you, this form of theatre does not fit into any traditional category. I also tend to write in a rush and without much outside input. Becoming a full time artist and getting grants for development from the Ontario Arts Council meant that I could take the time the show deserved.
This is the most vetted piece of theatre or writing I've ever created. Going from a more two-handed piece to a solo show was something I learned and continue to learn so much from. Challenging myself to write the music for the live show and for the album is something I'll truly cherish for the rest of my life. There was such a joy in that whole process.
Being able to create an album in Mel's voice from Mel's vaudeville dream, with the help of some of my favourite musicians and Beaches Digital Media with Michael Oesch at the helm of recording and having those tracks join me onstage, well … life can sometimes be a dream.


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Another year has gone by so it's finally time to push Chemical Jump to version 3! You'll notice the new background and some knobs that turn up at the top (I had to add something fun) as well as a headphone cable draping down the left side. A new logo will be coming later this year along with a new t-shirt design.
Things might not look too different on the outside, but this theme was re-built practically from the ground up (unlike the pervious version) and after a bit of work I was able to achieve the same look with about 20% less code! Which hopefully means the site will be that much faster when loading.
You should also notice that you'll actually be able to reply to comments and have them stack inline! That was a major glitch in the previous theme that I just couldn't find an easy fix for, so I made sure to get it right this time.
Update: For those of you on Facebook, you can now use Facebook Connect to leave comments!
And that's it! Hope you guys will enjoy this for a while. If you see anything broken or awkward looking don't hesitate to shoot me an email or leave a comment on any post explaining what's wrong.
80 Comments
kid conrad January 18, 2011 at 1:07 am
I like it nate! it looks really clean!
andrew January 18, 2011 at 1:40 am
love how u can reply to comments now
Nate January 18, 2011 at 1:41 am
I know! It's about time I had that fixed since the commenting here can get messy and out of hand quickly..
awesome January 18, 2011 at 10:03 am
That feature should be tested further :-)
Emmet January 18, 2011 at 1:11 am
Looks great bud! Looking forward to seeing new posts in 2011!
Great follow on Twitter as well!
Helps me keep up on tunes as a nightlife photographer!
Zach January 18, 2011 at 1:12 am
Well done dude, very clean and fast!
Tiffany January 18, 2011 at 1:20 am
Lookin' good! :D
JayNL January 18, 2011 at 1:32 am
You forgot a between "in" and "Other" below the title ;)
Nate January 18, 2011 at 1:35 am
lester January 18, 2011 at 3:10 am
love how you deleted negative comments. youre too far up your own ass to realize half the electro community hates you. suck a dick.
Turtle Tosser January 18, 2011 at 3:19 am
Yeah Lester, that's what the community needs!
Even more hate comments without explaining why you "hate" him.
I don't think you have a blog, so just have some respects for the people who have one. It's a lot of work, and you don't get that much in return. Without blogs the electro community wouldn't be half as big as it is now.
nomad January 19, 2011 at 6:10 am
lester, half the electro community may hate Nate, but the other half loves him for what he does. and you arent helping anything with your negative comments. in fact, why dont you just leave now. get out your OWN ass
JayNL January 18, 2011 at 1:32 am
Hmmm, I meant a -space-, sorry.
Prime January 18, 2011 at 1:39 am
Sweetness!!! Nice job & WTG!!!
Josh January 18, 2011 at 1:39 am
Loving it!
stefan January 18, 2011 at 1:51 am
Nice i like it! clean, easy and quick load times! oh and good looking! I do want to turn them knobs all the same way though :p
FredSpesh January 18, 2011 at 2:02 am
Sick new version of the site. I like what you did with the headphone up top, pretty nifty lookin. I have to admit, though, I will miss the space themed header…
J2O January 18, 2011 at 2:07 am
I gotta say i don't like it! Sorry…
The background doesnt go with the Chemical Jump logo, the headphone lead is a photo but the end has wires that are vector and too small.. The background is too light I think and there are different fonts used throughout.
But thats just me!
SSKraaK January 18, 2011 at 3:07 am
I agree
Daniel January 18, 2011 at 3:09 am
I agree, the wires coming out of the headphone cable don't look very nice. Maybe add a decent shadow underneath the cables.
Also the shadows of the content boxes are cut off, they end abruptly.
Somehow I'd prefer a darker background for this site, but that is just a personal opinion.
But I like the new layout.
J2O January 18, 2011 at 6:32 am
I agree, i think a darker background would look better.
But then again, im here for the tunes!
Nate January 18, 2011 at 7:44 am
I'll fix the wires eventually. They were originally never ment to be seen.. The ad covers it up when you don't have an adblocker on. But I'll make them nicer for those of you that do.
Anonymous January 18, 2011 at 8:55 am
Kongoattack January 18, 2011 at 12:40 pm
Yeah, I dont like it either, the background is way tooo light and it looks like old mac os x.
I think the idea with the knobs, headphone cord and the fader great! But then again it could have been better realized, so far I think the fader in the bottom is from all the best integrated object.
I would definitely go for more CONTRAST! A lot more please.
Kongoattack January 18, 2011 at 12:41 pm
btw. I also agree what somebody else said about the fonts, too many
and I had this idea, that you could make a simple design contest, just for the background
Gha January 18, 2011 at 2:14 am
In my browser, the fun little knobs are a little too high. They're not in the centre of the numbers. Using Firefox, latest build. Otherwise this looks great!
Daniel January 18, 2011 at 3:00 am
Same here.
Tipi January 18, 2011 at 4:00 am
I've got the same problem. Also, the Google Ads I get at the top mess up the whole idea of it looking clean, with their ugly green-blue-white color scheme. But it'll grow I'm sure!
Whtvrz_Klvr January 18, 2011 at 2:25 am
Love the new site! Can't wait for all the 2011 posts!!!!!
Stirlume January 18, 2011 at 2:26 am
'nobody likes changes when he's having a good time' i guess that's what it is for me ;) STILL! Great work, banging tunes, nice follow-up
Good job Nate.
Eric English January 22, 2011 at 1:10 pm
I agree the site already look cool…I would say keep it simple no cords or knobs or even color change for that matter the the updates on the technical side are awsome though you easily have the best blog out just ride with it dude…
bissler January 18, 2011 at 2:45 am
using firefox as well (3.6.13) & the knobs are not centered in the circle of dots, but pushed a bit upwards & to the left.
like that brushed metal design.
but the cords of the headphone do look a bit funny compared to the pic pf the jack.
but music wise, which is why i'm here in the 1st place, this site is nice!!
l0r3nz January 18, 2011 at 7:00 am
Same here. the knobs are working but are not really at the center position. using latest FF. BG is oaky but nothing special and hmm… it is okay. Not the "wow"-effect I#ve expected ;)
davidkim January 18, 2011 at 3:12 am
great job nate. Keep doing what you're doing. Don't let the low comment numbers fool you. You influence a viewers, including me.. Good luck in 2011
jetpack January 18, 2011 at 3:17 am
wow…nice…way2go !!!!!!!!!!!
Sjoerd January 18, 2011 at 3:54 am
Looks sweet to me :) Works perfect in Chrome !
elizabeth raped my yogurt January 18, 2011 at 4:45 am
dates are not showing clearly :( duno if thats just me tho
John January 18, 2011 at 5:04 am
I love it.Very clean
goatboy January 18, 2011 at 6:16 am
hey nice!
go on :D
greetz from germany!!
sneaky mind January 18, 2011 at 6:56 am
IGGZ January 18, 2011 at 7:38 am
I actually remember speaking to a friend of mine about starting a blog, and this blog was seriously the most aesthetically pleasing, and clever. I can't say the new look reflects that though. Doesn't look as clean, and the chart, blogroll, etc. looks dodgy. Agree about the cable. Knobs are out of place, but reminds me of Erol's blog which is good and bad i suppose. Not hating, just some constructive criticism. Great blog nonetheless.
VibeBoss January 18, 2011 at 8:14 am
The new layout is great, nice job! Diggin' the headphone chord.
Wojie January 18, 2011 at 8:30 am
yeaH!! great man! fun new look.
And the load time! wwayyyy faster!
Patrice Poliquin January 18, 2011 at 9:04 am
Just a quick personnal point… Your footer is almost the same color on my screen..
No sure if some one else view this but you could darken color a little bit and it would be perfect!
Nate January 18, 2011 at 9:08 am
Forgot to change that. Should be fixed now.
Bert January 18, 2011 at 10:01 am
I liked the old design better.
ThriveOnEgo January 18, 2011 at 10:24 am
not diggin that wire but everything else is on point
Nate January 18, 2011 at 10:30 am
The wire is now gone.
djklustaphuk January 18, 2011 at 10:45 am
it looks a little bare in my opinion but its still pretty badass, the new features are wiked.
Hauke January 18, 2011 at 10:52 am
The new comment system ist excellent.
But i loved the old space background!
The new background looks a bit cheap…
jamarcus January 18, 2011 at 11:11 am
glad it's still powered by unicorn tears. keep up the great work nate
Ozim_pl January 18, 2011 at 11:39 am
Love the new layout!
but let's stick to the music! where did December Chart go? :)
Nate January 18, 2011 at 11:41 am
December chat will be combined with January. I thought posting a December chart and the best of 2010 post so close together would be a little too much.
Ozim_pl January 18, 2011 at 11:57 am
Nate, how can u somehow register here no to write my mail or name whenever I want to post a comment? and how can u change your avatar?
Sjoerd January 18, 2011 at 12:28 pm
I'm also curious about the avatar-thing, it's annoying to enter my name everytime I want to comment. Gravatar.com does it for most of the blogs, but CJ is something different.
Nate January 18, 2011 at 1:03 pm
@Ozim_pl I'm looking into this right now. It's probably something in the old code that wasn't carried over.
Ozim_pl January 18, 2011 at 1:02 pm
in the previous version of CJ it was ok. i didn't have to enter mail and name everytime i wanted to post a comment
Nate January 18, 2011 at 2:20 pm
Form history is now saved so you won't have to enter it every time. You can also comment using Facebook Connect.
ESTAN EN TODOS LADOS /mexico January 18, 2011 at 1:23 pm
WOW CHEMICAL-J!!! I LOVE DA NEW LOOK, ACTUALLY ONE OF MY FAVORITES BLOGS!! CONGRATULATIONS FROM MEX.! estan en todos lados collective (street art & underground music unit)
Mystic January 18, 2011 at 1:53 pm
I would chance the orange colour in the footer, it doesn't read that well. For the rest, nice job!
Ozim_pl January 18, 2011 at 2:22 pm
Bruno January 18, 2011 at 4:19 pm
wow Nate this is just amazing! I didn't expect this but it's great. I also love that you have a tab for Guest Mixes I just digg those :) What I don't like is that the ads don't go so well with the theme and all but don't worry I understand why you have them so it's fine with me. Keep on doing what you do we all love you man.
Nate January 18, 2011 at 4:21 pm
Thanks man! And as I've said before, if you think the ads get in your way or are distracting, feel free to use an adblocker. I'd rather you have a better experience than earn a couple of cents.
sdny January 18, 2011 at 4:41 pm
OH YEAHHHHHHHH, totally digging the new site. good job nate!
Ozim_pl January 18, 2011 at 5:13 pm
I've got one more question though. how can you change your avatar?
Nate January 18, 2011 at 7:25 pm
Just go to http://gravatar.com and set one up.
Bloodshed January 18, 2011 at 8:33 pm
Why not an iPod/iPhone version of The website ?? Because I have some troubles to look chemical jump on my iPhone !
Turtle Tosser January 19, 2011 at 1:12 am
I like that smiley in the bottom right corner :)
Anthony Miossec January 19, 2011 at 11:03 am
;p Me too !!
J2O January 20, 2011 at 7:42 am
Yeah i noticed that :)
Olaf Bertholet January 19, 2011 at 7:55 am
The only think I like is the facebook connect cause it works, for the rest I think you should look for a good interaction designer to help you with a better integration of your plug ins and look and feel. Ofcourse I realy like your blog and visit it almost everyday. But I think you can do better!!!!
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Claude Perdu January 19, 2011 at 11:47 am
I like the new metallic look but tbh the beige post body color look a bit wrong with it… Logo color too but I guess you're gonna have that sorted ;)
Nate January 19, 2011 at 11:50 am
Once I get the new logo everything will be fixed :P
Andres Quintana January 19, 2011 at 3:25 pm
well i was always partial to outer space so its a lil sad its not here anymore but the new site does look legit and kudos to minimal coding the site loads much faster! and now with the facebook connect you'll b seeing my goofy ass face a lot more on here!
Nate January 19, 2011 at 3:27 pm
Outer space themeage will be back before you know it, trust me. ;)
Patrick Stafford January 19, 2011 at 4:02 pm
snorted !
Stijn Njits January 19, 2011 at 4:33 pm
You should make a logo out of your t-shirt design =)
Gregatron Gonzalez January 27, 2011 at 11:33 pm
I like how the site feels (seems?) faster, but the design? not sexy, man. The brushed steel does, however, look like the crappy theme to my Chrome browser, so at least it matches. the knobs? meh? Look like a bad 2004 Virtual DJ skin (just sayin').
did i mention…
I FUCKING LOVE WHAT YOU'RE DOING? Your picks are unrivaled.
btw: S'up with that creepy lil' smiley at the bottom? chillin'
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This Healthier Low Carb Shamrock Shake is made without any sugar and also made dairy free!
When the month of March comes around everything green catches my eye. When I see all those green unhealthy shamrock shakes at the fast food joints, I sort of envy and then it passes.
Making recipes at home where I can control the ingredients and the sweeteners is how I like to roll these days.
This recipe has just 4 ingredients plus some ice to make it thick and creamy! Topped with a little dairy free whipped cream and some sugar-free chocolate chips and envy no more!
Obviously spinach is the ingredient to make a slight pastel green color, but if you don't mention it to the kids and make it when they aren't in eye's view, they won't notice and they certainly won't taste it at all!
Here's my quick and easy video to show you how simple it is!
Easy right? The kids will never notice there's spinach in there if you don't tell them and let them taste it first!
——–>Recipe for Healthier Low Carb Dairy Free Shamrock Shake<———
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Archive for October 2007
Talk about Signs.
Posted by: selsel on: October 31, 2007
For once in a very long time, I see Chen Di Di online at 10.20pm. We finally were going to book our tickets to Hong Kong. For a very long time, we've been talking about this trip, planning where we were going, what to do, Macau, Zhuhai (which is near Guangzhou, my dad says) and where [...]
Shopaholic Unleashed.
Posted by: selsel on: October 31, 2007
Oh my god. I bought a top on Friday, a pair of earrings on Saturday and a pair of sandals on Tuesday. Crap. Turtleneck top (super similar to the one I ordered from VS!!! -_-") with a tank-top babydoll thing. It comes in a set, but only costs about $29? Little Match Girl has some [...]
The Stranger's Birthday Dinner @ Giraffe
Posted by: selsel on: October 28, 2007
So! We celebrated Karen Ha Ha Han's birthday last Friday at Giraffe, opposite Plaza Singapura. Don't why the birthday girl chose Giraffe, but I like the place! It's really pretty at night. Although the food wasn't particularly fantastic (nothing beats Sun with Moon Restaurant @ Central, really), plus there were mosquito-like insects which blardee only [...]
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It's the Stranger's 23rd!
Posted by: selsel on: October 26, 2007
Happy Birthday Stranger! Yes, although you talk too loud, laugh too loud, do weird stuff sometimes, but we still love you all the same! Cheers to seven years of friendship and I hope the 7th year itch doesn't come a'knockin! I hope you find your other half soon but please don't neglect me when you [...]
Gone Shopping.
Posted by: selsel on: October 25, 2007
And spent some hard earned moolah on some well deserved treats for ma self. A mustard colour cardigan. I like the corset fit. Just like the Raoul shirt I bought the other day. Which I still haven't worn because it's so white. Ha. Psst. Shopaholics on cold-turkey should REFRAIN from talking to Jenny-san. She just [...]
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Around the World in One Night.
Posted by: selsel on: October 23, 2007
We had our D&D at Orchard Hotel last Saturday! And the food sucked! Plus I didn't win any thing in the lucky draw. Damn, I wanted the Ipod Nano / travel vouchers / shopping vouchers. Roars. But took a lot of pictures and made a lot of friends! Saw all the HQ people and all [...]
Posted by: selsel on: October 22, 2007
Oh I just realised I look like crap in the picture. Hahahha. Why ah. Bad eyes day. One eye big one eye small ley. Wah kao. Anyhoos, this was taken super duper long ago. Like last month. Or was it this month. And the band's good. Kok likes the lead's tee-shirt. It's Charlie Brown. Hur [...]
Sgspree is evil.
Posted by: selsel on: October 17, 2007
So I stupidly set my IE homepage to Gmail, Google, Lah.cc and of all pages, LJ Sgspree. I'm updated of all the latest sprees going on. This morning, I finally relented. I showed Jen (who was supposed to stop me) this bag that I was contemplating on buying thinking that she was going to go on [...]
Long Weekend, Happy Hari Raya!
Posted by: selsel on: October 16, 2007
Ok, so I'm about 3 days late. Ha. Anyway, hope all the Muslim folks had a great Hari Raya! I had a great Hari Raya. IMO. After work on Friday, the 'Toes checked in Grand Copthorne Waterfront. We upgraded our room for $30+++ more. Ha. We didn't manage to get the free upgrade. I guess [...]
2005 – 2007
Posted by: selsel on: October 15, 2007
Just reading through some of my diary (the pen & paper kind) entries since 2005. And it's amazing how fast things have spiralled downwards ever since then. From that to now. I really don't know what happened that led to what it is now. Dramatically different. There are some words that I shouldn't have said. [...]
Violent Tuesday?
Posted by: selsel on: October 10, 2007
1. I whacked the car's side mirror against the blardee pillar at International Plaza. Basketball. Irritating. I will never park head first ever again. Thank god it's not the Merc. Roars. 2. I killed / severely injured a lizard which was lurking in my bathroom with the glass cleaner (y'know those blue liquid spray bottle [...]
Belated. Bling Bling. Swarovski.
Posted by: selsel on: October 7, 2007
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Nearly one month late. Super bling, check out the light flares. Bling to the max! I love love love it. Thanks!
1 week ago.
Posted by: selsel on: October 5, 2007
I think it's more than a week ago since I updated. Urm. Been really tired, I don't know why. Kept falling asleep downstairs and then waking up around midnight to drag myself up to my room. Blah. I can't wait for next week, Hari Raya Puasa on the 13th! Woot! 5 – day work week. [...]


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Mr. McCLINTOCK. I thank the gentleman for yielding, and I thank him for his heroic work on this issue.
Mr. Chairman, history walks with us as we debate this budget. History offers us not a single example of a nation that has ever spent and borrowed and taxed its way to prosperity, not one. But it offers us many, many examples of nations that have spent and borrowed and taxed their way to economic ruin and bankruptcy.
And history is screaming this warning at us: that nations that bankrupt themselves aren't around very long because before you can provide for the common defense and promote the general welfare, you have to be able to pay for it, and the ability of our Nation to do so is now in grave danger.
Yesterday, the President attacked this budget because he says it lowers taxes on the rich while raising Medicare costs for seniors. In fact, this budget ends many of the loopholes that have allowed some of the wealthy to pay less than their fair share of taxes, while it lowers the overall rate for those who have paid more. And since 82 percent of small business income is affected, economists tell us that the tax relief provided by this plan will produce a million new jobs next year. I say to the gentleman from Maryland, that's the healthy way to produce new revenue.
The President apparently believes that by taking more money from small businesses, somehow they will create more jobs. That is the economic folly that misguides this administration.
As my friends to my left know, Medicare and Medicaid will collapse if we continue business as usual. This budget saves those systems by putting them on a sound financial foundation. It reverses the growing trend of doctors refusing to treat Medicare patients, and it assures future seniors a far wider choice of physicians and plans than is available today.
This budget brings Federal spending back under control, and it places our Nation on a path so that when my children retire, their retirement systems will be safe and secure and their Nation will be debt free and prosperous.
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This weatherproof glowing LED orb fits onto your keyring and is simple to use, has a multitude of various settings... Read more...
The Droplit LED flashlight is tiny; only 3 cm across and 2 cm thick but infinitely handy. Clip it onto your keyring or zipper and never be without a light again! You can use it as a source of light like a torch or use it as a marker for any item you wish, it works especially well as a tag for your dog's collar keeping them visible at night.
This tiny little orb contains a tiny but powerful LED bulb which will light up or flash when you give it a quick squeeze. Better still, the Droplit is water resistant so you can't even break it if you drop your car-keys in a puddle or while you're out and about.
note: The Spokelit/Droplit light comes in a demonstration mode and will switch off after a few seconds to save batteries. To turn off the demonstration mode, simply squeeze and hold the unit until the light goes off.


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Phelps County
November 13, 1857: Phelps County was formed on this date.
This post was contributed by Ross Malone. A historian and a retired school teacher, Ross has authored many books about Missouri's history, weird facts, and folk tales. He has also written children's historical fiction. Visit his website, and buy his books in the Missouri Life store.


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Every year Lavazza selects the best coffees from plantations throughout the world, and creates the blends for the mocha coffee pot with which we brew our breakfast coffee, the espresso we drink at the bar after lunch and the cappuccino from the vending machine for our coffee break at work.
The sublime balance of each blend is obtained by mixing several types of coffee, which differ in terms of quality (Arabica or Robusta), type of processing (washed or natural) and, lastly, country of origin. All the specific benefits and characteristics of these different elements are integrated and compounded, to produce a perfectly balanced coffee, with a distinctive flavour, aroma and body.
The evergreen coffee plant grows between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn.
It includes approximately 66 species, of which only two are cultivated and marketed: Coffea Arabica and Coffea Canephora, known as Robusta.
The creation of perfect blends is one of the tasks of professional coffee tasters who, thanks to their experience, have a keen sense of taste and smell. They exploit these senses to select and combine different types of coffee until they yield the exact taste they are looking for.
Thanks to constant technological research, recent decades have seen a changeover from the traditional roasting system to a more innovative process in which roasting takes places by means of streams of hot air (hot air convection).
The degree of grinding (fine – medium – coarse) alters the coffee's resistance to the flow of water influencing the extraction speed and hence the final sensory characteristics of the beverage in the cup.
The R&D department is constantly working on the development of new solutions that combine product guarantees, innovation and environmental friendliness.
In Italy coffee is prepared with the traditional mocha coffee pot or espresso machine. In the rest of the world, by contrast, coffee is prepared with the infusion method, as in the case of Turkish coffee, or with the filter method, as in the case of American-style coffee.
Its main feature is that it is obtained through infusion under pressure. The result is a highly concentrated beverage, with an intense aroma and rounded flavour, even though this was not the main aim of the new extraction technology, but to brew the coffee quickly. In fact the word 'espresso' derives from the speed at which the coffee was brewed (originally it took about 45 seconds), when it was made to order, just for the customer who had requested it.