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The post subject here is an interesting one - worth building on a little..
I'm curious how the readership here, who I assume to be mostly self described Industrial Designers, are finding "User Experience" (in the modern sense) bleeding into your work. Software seems to continue to become more and more a part of physical product experiences. I've seen quite a few folks from the physical product world make the jump to the software side of things as well. Where are you all at on that spectrum?
Do you think perhaps the whole UX thing is new to the other stakeholders that industrial designers collaborate with in today's cross disciplinary product development culture? For example, software engineering.
It's always possible. As popular a buzzword as UX is, I think most are familiar but may not know the details. I once spoke with the founder of a video game company who was seeking more UX oversight, but really what he was describing was more aligned with QA activities. I've also spoken with application managers who viewed UX solely as "response time per click" rather than the more holistic process/functionality/expectation management that we are referring to here.
I'm really glad you asked that question, and I hope we get some more responses here. For me, the UX process has HUGE implications for ID.
Like many, my first reaction to UX was that it's essentially what ID has done all along -ethnographic user research, ideation around user pain-points, develop ideas around usability, define user-relevant brand values, etc. What's the big deal?
But after adapting a lot of the processes from our UI and UX teams, I do see a big difference:
In the traditional product development process, the designer seems to be the only one prioritizing the needs of the user; the engineers have time & cost as priority and Marketers need to focus on getting product to and from the shelves. In User Experience Design (UXD) all team members are focused on the value to the user, we are all working towards the same goal instead of disparate ones. I hope more industrial designer begin to take advantage of this new tool.
This short article goes a little further down this trail of thought (if you may indulge me for a minute).
I agree with much of this - I started attending UX focused get togethers a few years ago in order to get a better handle on the distinctions. I usually came away with a strange sense of deja vu, like I had been in a room with long-time coworkers who now were calling each other by different names and had different haircuts. The difference that was most stark was that the UX people had it baked into a cross-disciplinary process that seemed more universal, while the designers and ethnographers I usually worked with kept it more proprietary and separate from management/engineering/etc... And while the term UX is certainly more encompassing than just GUIs and Clicks, the UX groups definitely had an overwhelming bias toward software and on-screen interfaces.
I too have a same doubt can anybody give clear idea about that.


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Huangshan's Lotus Hotel (Huangshan Huishang Guli Dajiudian) is located in the city center within walking distance from the Huangshan Railway Station 1 km (.6 mi) from the long distance bus station and 5 km (3 mi) from the Huangshan Tunxi Airport. This Huangshan hotel is designed in a traditional Anhui style and features an authentic local cultural motif. Guest rooms come equipped with all the standard amenities. Chinese cuisine is available and dining can be enjoyed in 46 private dining rooms and a large dining hall that holds up to 1 000 people. Variously-sized meeting rooms a business center and a free parking in a large underground parking lot are conveniently available to guests. When it comes time to relax guests can get a foot massage use the steamy sauna or play a game of chess or poker.

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Beauty Packing: London Bound
I ended up doing more travelling than I ever really expected last year. I wasn't flying around the world, but it definitely wasn't me in my bunny slippers, with a cup of tea watching Eastenders either. So going forward, I do solemnly swear (that I am up to no good? Always. But no...) that I will empty the contents of my makeup bag out - in an organised neatly fashion - and show you guys what's coming with me.
As with most one night-er packing scenarios, i'll more than likely wear more makeup than this up to London. I'm staying with Luce and will either be too lazy for a lot of makeup tomorrow morning, or I'll end up stealing hers - any takers as to which one? I digress. You can never go wrong with a tinted moisturiser, and I'm loving the Nars Pure Radient Tinted Moisturiser at the moment. A full review is on it's way, but to seriously sum things up: I like. A lot. I'm still quite dry around the eye area so the Origins Planscription concealer is coming along, as well as the YSL Touche Eclat for some extra glow giving.
For eyes I'm packing the Clinique High Impact mascara for a subtle but defined flutter to my lashes and the L'Oreal Super Liner, just incase I fancy going the extra mile (unlikely, but you never know). As always with brows, the Clinique Superfine Liner for Brows is coming along for the ride, as well as my Kevyn Aucoin eyelash curlers. For lips it will most likely be a swipe of the Nuxe Reve De Miel lip balm, but just incase, the Nars Velvet Matte lip pencil in Red Square has been packed. It's so long lasting that I can be sure it will see me through the endless eating I tend to do whenever I visit Luce.
So I'm off to the big smoke once again, and this is just the first of a few overnighters i'll be doing this month (next weeks could be very interesting indeed). You know I'm sure as hell making a pit-stop at Libertys, so tell me - what should I pick up?
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You're trips sound so perfect, shopping, makeup .... everything you packed looks amazing and I hope you have a great time! xReplyDelete
Maddy from UNSTITCHEDD
Everyone has these whilstles bags!, I adore them I'd love one in rose gold!ReplyDelete
I have the High Impact Mascara, but I really want the Superfine Liner for Brows, hope to buy it soon. What shade do you have?ReplyDelete
Have a good time! I love your makeup bag and watch xoReplyDelete
The Whistles clutches are gorgeous! :) I recently just purchased a green one, I love it :DReplyDelete
I really need to get a Nars Velvet Matte Lip Pencil!ReplyDelete
I LOVE that bag. Super cute. Am going to have to get me one of those! xxReplyDelete
Sounds like a lovely trip! I really need to invest in a couple of Nars lip pencils.ReplyDelete
Everything you've packed looks great! I'm obsessed with the Kevyn Aucoin lash curler but for the time being the new Shu one has stolen my heart. I hope you document your trip with Luce - I always love those posts!ReplyDelete
Stephanie | Love, August
Great picks and I love that make up bag! xxReplyDelete
Your whistles bag is amazing! I really want to try the Nars moisturiser too xReplyDelete
love you clutch from whistles, its so sleek and cute!ReplyDelete
Lauren| thatgirlcalledlauren.blogspot.co.uk
Hope you an Luce have a lovely time, I love Libertys, pretty much everything in there is worth a purchase! Love your Whistles bag!ReplyDelete
Eloise | simplynaturale xo
so neat suzie!! im starting to think the whistles clutch may be a must have, everyone seems to have one now! Have fun in London :) xxReplyDelete
The NARS tinted moisturiser is already on my wish list! And the red square lip pencil.. Mmmm why must January be a saving month :( xReplyDelete
I never manage to pack so lightly make-up wise when I go travelling. I always end up taking far more than I need 'just in case'.ReplyDelete
Bea x
I love your watch it's gorgeous xReplyDelete
Looking forward to your review on the nars tinted moisturiser as I've never read one and am curious about this product :p I really need that lip pencil if it can withstand you tucking in to whatever food you want xxReplyDelete
Gorgeous collection of stuff! I really wanna try a lot of stuff from NARS this year..ReplyDelete
Great post, ma makeup bag during travels is always to heavy et finally i only use half!ReplyDelete
I'm desperately searching for that Marc by Marc Jacobs watch and I've hit a wall. The web link in your New Years Outfit post works, but the picture of the watch looks slightly different to the actual watch in your photos. I'm just wondering if it's in fact the same watch or a different make or something like that, and which size it is also (the 28mm or the 36.5mm).ReplyDelete
Hi Liv, it's the exact watch I linked to on the E.J website. I'm not sure what you mean by "which size" though as on the page I linked to I can't see a size option, sorry! xDelete
Have a brilliant time!!ReplyDelete
Emily xx
Beaut collection, love the Whistles bag as wellReplyDelete
Tiny Alis.
Awwww--I love Luce and I think it's adorable that you're such good friends. I can't wait for your review of the NARS Tinted Moisturizer; I've been coveting it recently and can barely get it off my mind. Beauty blogger problems, I tell you.... xoReplyDelete
Lillian from parisiantobe.com
Love the shade Nars! So excited to see what 2014 has in store for you xxReplyDelete
Love the makeup bag!ReplyDelete
You did such a great job at keeping your packing simple--while I don't overpack clothing I always tend to overpack beauty items. I hope you enjoy London!ReplyDelete
Lovely Notions
For sure you'll end up stealing Luce's makeup! You should do an instagram of your fotd after the inevitable stealing process has occured!ReplyDelete
Emily | PENNY RUGBURN
Good choices, I got the Nars mini lip pencil set and abslutly love the shade Cruella!ReplyDelete
I always love to see which beauty products others pack for short trips as I'm terrible at packing light myself and it's something I really, really, really want to get better at. I'm much too lazy to keep hauling around all the unnecessaries!ReplyDelete
Sorcha x Bright Field Notes
I'd love to see a full review of that Nars tinted moisturizer!ReplyDelete
Love this post Suzie. What kind of watch is the Marc by Marc Jacobs that you've been sporting? I'm in love!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you, It's the Baker ladies watch xxDelete
I want that watch, it´s so pretty!ReplyDelete
Have a great time Suzie, you've packed some great essentials.ReplyDelete
Beth | BethBlogsBeauty
You make me want too much stuff! I've been eyeing up those Nars Matte Lip Crayons and I'm definitely going to cave very soon...ReplyDelete
Nars lip crayons look so great. I want all of them.ReplyDelete
Kelly | secondhandspring
stunning bag!ReplyDelete
great picks, i loveeeeee that whistles bagReplyDelete
jess x
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Great picks ! So versatileReplyDelete
Madeline | Its a Mads Mads World | Check out my MAC lipstick giveaway
Ugh! I want everything in this post! Great post! :) berrie-blogs.blogspot.com xxxReplyDelete
I'm also obsessed with the Origins plantscription concealer - since moving to London my lack of sleep makes it a makeup bag necessity!ReplyDelete
Josie xoxo
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Lovely post and I can't wait for the next one to come as I'm always looking for the best way how to downsize my "overnight/weekend" make up bag. PS - I want to say that I love the photography on your blog. They're amazing quality and I love your style.ReplyDelete
Those Nars lip pencils keep following me, I swear!ReplyDelete
I would get one, but I already have so many lip crayons like that.
Oh well, in that case, it'll just take an extra few weeks to cave!
I love that watch! Understated, but gorgeous nonetheless! And you can never go wrong with a red lip ;)ReplyDelete
- Tabitha at Scared Toast x
Put off getting the Nars lip pencils but honestly I think I'm going to have too! The watch is so gorgeous too! Love your blog!ReplyDelete
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Great list! Not too many products, only essentials. Mine was sooo long and my make up bag was so heavy when I finished packing. I wish I've read your article first. It was a short move I was preparing for and I took tons of luggage with me, a great mistake.Greets!ReplyDelete
This article is great. I care a lot about my look and therefore I have a lot of make up for packing. Thanks for sharing this post.ReplyDelete


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Maria Ocampo, 55, had arrived in the U.S. just a few days before she was last seen in San Francisco around 1:50 p.m. Saturday, according to police.
She does not speak English, has Alzheimer's, and disappeared without a cellphone, identification or any money, police said.
She was found near Ocean Beach at the western end of the city and is safe, police said.


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DAO distribution A/S is looking for newspaper carrier in Denmark BONUS: If you can arrive before the 10th of December 2013 we will pay you a bonus on your first saleryslip.! The Bonus is: For people with own car: Dkr. 1000,- For people who can work on scooter: Dkr. 500,- The job as a newspaper carrier takes place during the night, you work from approx. 03:00 until 07:00, where you daily ensures our customers receive their newspaper / magazine in the mailbox. You have a district package, so it's the same mailboxes you visit every night, you need deliver approx. 200 to 400 products a day. DAO distribution delivers products all year round, you work 6 days a week and have 1 day off, as well as vacation / holidays according to the laws of Denmark. All our newspapers carriers are paid in accordance with current Danish collective agreement with the union 3F. If you drive a scooter, the scooter will be provided by the company, you have to a drivers license to drive our scooter. If you drive in your own car, we will recive payment per kilometer you drive while working with the papers. You can drive in a foreign car in Denmark for 6 month with a permit (we will help you wiht this) Our current staff are from many different countries, why English is the predominant language, there will be existing newspaper deliverers from your home country / other countries that help you get started with the job.
The job is done by car or scooter. You must have a driving license You must be able to speak/understand English. You will receive a contract that is valid for min. ½ years. We are not able to provide any accommodation for you, but we will help you find a place to live. We will help you with all the papers you need for working in Denmark. You have to bring the following documents: passport National id card Drivers license Papers on your car (registration and insurance) Certificat of residens (from you government) criminal record If you are a couple of friends that want to travel together it is also possible. I is just important that you will send all your informations in the same email.


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Just a week after hot-mic audio from a 2005 Access Hollywood interview revealed presidential hopeful Donald Trump talking about grabbing and kissing women without their consent, will.i.am gets fully into character as "Donald T. Rump" for the new Funny or Die music video for "Grab'm by the Pussy."
The Black Eyed Peas mastermind - joined by singer Liane V as his female opponent and BEP cohort apl.de.ap as a debate moderator - dons a bushy orange wig and ill-fitting suit to rap the chorus: "I'm a star 'cause I made it/ I'm rich and I'm famous/ Donald Trump said to 'grab'm by the pussy.'"
Read more: Danny Elfman Scores Trump's "Stalking" Hillary Clinton at the Debate for Funny or Die
But it's not all fun and games: A de-costumed will appears at the end of the video to get serious. "OK, it's obvious: I don't look like Donald Trump," he says. "But what's more obvious is, Donald Trump doesn't look like the president of the United States of America. Nor should he be."
Watch the full clip below.
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2014 tennis
WMS tennis wins against Indian Mountain.
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Middle School students dance the night away.
2014 tennis
JV tennis begins their season with a win over Wooster.
trout release
Middle School students in Tom's science class release the young trout they raised this year.
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Jane & Kathy's class performed "Romeo & Juliet" as their annual UES Shakespeare play.
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WMS Community comes together for the annual auction—"Midnight in Marrakech."
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Alexandria, VA, begins to grow on me, and the proximity to Raleigh has a lot to do with it. The much smaller size of the conference itself with only about 800 participants (as opposed to 5000 for the IDEA World event) makes it feel almost intimate. It's funny to compare this conference to its big brother. The absence of group exercise instructors makes it a lot more low key, and the reduced noise level is most welcome to me.
Since Sue Hitzmann presented at this conference, 3 time slots for lectures and/or workshops were automatically assigned because I use any opportunity to re-learn the MELT material. As such, her sessions were the highlights of the conference for me, particularly her one lecture on chronic pain. The rest of the sessions were informative. I enjoyed the one with the Dynamax ball but will first need to get a non-weighted beach ball to practice before throwing 6 lbs. at my clients. The other sessions may have provided some insights to newer trainers but – let's face is – I am a veteran now in the field. So I should feel good if there is no 'take home' message in some cases because it is already there.
The next two conferences are already on the books. The IDEA World Fitness conference will be in August in Los Angeles, and the Personal Trainer Institute in 2014 will mean another trip to Alexandria.
If you are interested in all conference notes, you will find those on my web site http://www.meltnc.com/page718.html.
Since last week, I feel particularly virtuous. I have joined a CSA (Consumer Supported Agriculture) and have started indulging in truly fresh vegetables which I pick up once a week.
The concept of my chosen farm is a little different from others: I get to pick from a list which is forwarded to me once a week. I can also skip a week if I want to. What had prevented me from joining before where the stories of people getting delivery of whatever vegetable is abundant, and while I like vegetables in general, I did not cherish the thought of a box full of one which I may not be particularly fond of.
So now I am off to expand my vegetable horizon, and have already encountered a new one: Red Russian Kale. Courtesy of the internet, a recipe was quickly on hand, and it was a wonderful choice. Picking vegetables from a list works really well for me because I am not an adventurous cook. If I don't know what to do with it, I don't buy it unless I am reasonably sure that I can eat it raw.
I am looking forward to a year of fresh veggies. In case you want to know: go to www.wildonionfarms.com and see for yourself.
We have to admit: nobody ever accused North Carolina of being on the forefront of any trends that trickle out of New York but, for once, things are different.
I have been teaching the MELT Method now for well over 3 years here, and we have a few more instructors in the Triad and the Triangle now, even though the western part of the state is still a MELT wasteland. But compare that to other states of the union with no MELT instructors at all, many in the so-called heartland which is still a MELT dessert.
Bad for them, good for us. And in little over a week's time, we will be able to welcome Sue Hitzmann herself to North Carolina. She created the MELT Method, and she will, in a whirlwind stopover, teach three MELT Intro Classes here in our state, two of them back to back at the Rex Wellness Center in Raleigh, and the other at the YMCA in Wilson.
I was the organizer for the classes in Raleigh, and those classes sold out in a flash. I can feel the excitement people have at the opportunity to meet Sue in person. Many of them are already seasoned MELTers for whom MELT has become a part of their lives, and that is because the regular application of MELT has impacted them in such a positive way.
I have rarely found anything quite as rewarding as introducing people to this self-treatment technique. MELT empowers people to take control over a part of their healthcare which had to be handed over before to others who would to it to them or for them.
Power to the people!
February is heart month, and not just because Valentine's Day is right in the middle of it.
According to a 2009 statistic of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, heart disease is still the # 1 killer for women in the United States with 24%, followed by ALL cancers with 22% and stroke with 6%.
While there is a genetic component to heart disease, many factors leading up to it like diabetes, hypertension and high cholesterol are under our control. I am not even talking about weight. It is well-known that excess weight can lead to all of the above, and that even a moderated weight loss can reduce the risk.
And exercise is the not so secret weapon that can help in the management of diabetes, hypertension and high cholesterol. When I see the barrage of pharmaceutical advertisement which promises help with all of the above, I am always struck by the qualifier "If diet and exercise is not enough, please ask your doctor if XYZ is right for you". Sadly, the first half of this sentence is often conveniently blocked out, and XYZ is the preferred choice.
Please give "diet and exercise" a chance. It can help manage medical problems, does not have a list of side effects in fine print, and will make you feel a lot better.
I hope so. Definitely another year older as the calendar goes. Oh well.
It strikes me, though, how fortunately I am to have my own business as a personal trainer. If I had been able to stay with IBM where I worked for 18 years (and not being laid off years ago), I would bite my nails for fear of being let go now and hope that I can make it to retirement. No matter how one looks at it, age discrimination is alive and well in the work place, particularly when it comes to new hires.
How strange in some ways that my position as a self-employed person is so much more secure.
And I am so grateful that I am not counting down the days to a retirement day but instead look forward to every day with the joy of what I am doing.
Age? So what? 58? YESSSSSS !!!!! Happy Birthday to me !!!!!!
It sure is easy to feel that way when an otherwise fit and healthy person (me) tries yoga. I began to be intrigued when participants in my MELT classes (or Pilates for that matter) all of a sudden told me that that 'was yoga'.
I am not a yoga teacher, and I am also not a yoga practitioner but I respect this modality highly. I am also aware that there are many schools of yoga which can vary quite fundamentally from one another in addition to all the hybrid creations of the western world (my favorite is probably hip-hop yoga).
I have taken some yoga classes, all of them at the IDEA Conventions where the teachers tend to be the best in the country and are of a yogic ability to give the artists of Cirque du Soleil a run for their money.
Being a bit pressed for time and not having time for a class, I got some DVDs and instructions and went to work. Fortunately, I have a studio with huge mirrors and can inspect myself from every angle. I can also understand when cues on form are provided yet it is interesting to slip back into the role of a student and acquire a new set of movement skills. Also quite maddening when one understands the instructions but somehow the body fails to comply because it hasn't been in that position in a while (maybe never). Yet, I am determined to give it a try.
Good thing I know how to MELT. MELT is a great lengthening technique, and it prepares the body well for any other fitness modality, particularly yoga.
Who knows: maybe one day I will be able to twist myself into a pretzel after all.
Throughout the month of December, we have been giving our fitness studio a serious facelift. We replaced the office type flooring with light rubberized gym-flooring and painted the walls and ceiling. While we had everything out and about, it was a good opportunity to re-think the layout of the equipment which resulted in some rearranging of the larger machines.
And then there is the small stuff which – in a small studio – you don't sweat but cherish. Unfortunately, over the years, we put some here and some there, and while it never became a mess, it started looking a little untidy.
So we bought two large shelf units which can hold 800 lbs. (!) each which came in two large and very heavy boxes. While I needed help getting them into the studio (they are over 100 lbs. each), once they were in place, I was in my element. I have always loved putting things together, and the words 'Some Assembly Required' hold more promise than threat for me. So I rolled up my sleeves and went to work. After an hour one unit was put together, and now the studio is all shiny and organized.
I keep thinking about the satisfaction that I get from actually creating something with my hands. Something that I can hold and look at, point to (and brag about). Many people tell me the same thing; it must be part of human nature to have that desire to create things (even something as mundane as a shelf unit).
As my mind was meandering from gym flooring to shelf units to the workings of human nature, it struck me that it is our own mind that gives meaning to things. And after I floated a little while on the highest level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs, I remembered that there is still a pile of 'stuff' outside of the studio which will need a home inside. Once that is done, I can get back to floating.
I wish everybody a very happy and healthy New Year 2013!
This week, my husband and I attended a fabulous presentation by Dr. Eric Oestmann on Rotator Cuff Disorders. While designed as continued education for physical therapist, it had plenty of information for our use as personal trainers. We see shoulder problems more often than we like, and I myself am intimately acquainted with impingement syndrome, shoulder surgeries and a frozen shoulder.
Most interesting for me were the assessment modalities to determine range of motion of the two shoulder joints. Yes, indeed, two! Not just right and left but two per side. The one we always think of is the one of the arm called glenohumeral joint. The other one is a little more obscure, and we may not even think of it as a joint: it is called scapula-thoracic joint and is the movement of the shoulder blade against the rib cage. The movement of those joints can be assessed individually, and the result can give valuable information as to what needs to be stretched or strengthened.
What struck me during the presentation is how much overlap there is between physical therapy and personal training. For me, manual manipulation is off limits; won't do it, it's not in my scope of practice. At the same time, I can instruct people in the use of the foam roller with MELT thus empowering people to mobilize their connective tissue. And while I must not and cannot diagnose and treat a problem, it is within my scope of practice to identify muscular imbalances and address those.
As I listened to Dr. Oestmann who approached from the field of physical therapy, I realized how lucky I am to be a personal trainer. I only see people who actually WANT to exercise and don't have to give a second thought to those who don't. Physical therapists are also limited in time and often must be done after a given number of visits whether their patient is sufficiently better or not.
One take home assessment immediately became a challenge to the students in my MELT class the following day. It is called clock exercise and goes as follows: lie on your right side, right leg almost straight, left leg bent and left knee touching the floor. Put your left hand on a straight arm on the floor near the left knee. Keep your left arm straight and your knee on the floor as you circle your arm around your head and to the backside of your body. Repeat on the other side. The goal is to keep the hand in touch with the floor at all times. This should indeed be possible, and it would be an indication of ideal shoulder range of motion. We did this at the beginning of the class as an adjunct to the MELT assessment. After some serious MELTing, we checked the same assessment again and – voilà – it was improved for many participants.
It's the old question: "Why would anybody jump out of a perfectly good airplane?" Well, I have an answer now: "It is exhilarating!"
I came to this piece of wisdom yesterday, November 24, when, after several weather-related re-schedules, my day had come and I went up in an airplane, jumped out and landed a few minutes later. Mind you, it was a tandem jump. I was perfectly secured and strapped onto an experienced instructor and had nothing else to do but to enjoy the ride. But enjoy the ride I did.
When my assigned time came, I was first strapped into a tight harness over a jumpsuit (that's where that word comes from), talked with the instructor for just a few basic instructions, and then into the airplane we loaded. The first time ever that I went into the backdoor of what looked like a cargo hold. We sat like sardines on the benches along the side with additional jumpers squeezed in the middle.
When it was time to prepare, Greg repeated the instructions and then attached my harness to his. Once I was secured, the backdoor opened again, and reality hit: that was my way out. At an altitude of 13,500 feet (that's over 4,100 meters for the rest of us), the individual jumpers just left, and I was the first of the tandem jumpers. Before I even had time to wonder whether I was afraid or not, I was already out the door.
The sensation is difficult to describe. I did not even have the sense of falling. Rather shortly after the exit, I found myself in the proper position with arms and feet out as if face down. It must have been Greg's doing because I would not have known how to get there. He got us into a spin at which time I was glad to have chosen a light lunch. Next thing I know, Jeff, the videographer, came flying toward us. Eventually, we locked hands and did a few circles. It must have been awfully cold up there but I didn't notice any of it.
After about a minute (as I was told afterwards) of free-fall, Greg deployed the parachute, and all of a sudden it got very quiet. It's amazing how these big chutes can be controlled in terms of speed and direction.
Landing was as easy as the rest of it because I only needed to do as I was told, and that is: "Keep your feet up until your butt has come to a complete stop."
I now have memories of an amazing experience. I also got a certificate of the jump which I will keep with my 'important' papers. And I have a video which will give me a chance to relive the moment. And if you are interested to see it as well, here is the link:
Thanksgiving is almost upon us. Even though I have lived in the US now for well over 20 years, I have not yet quite warmed up to it.
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From the wooden horse of Troy to the Gulf War, military history has been as much marked by chance and error, as by gallantry and heroism. Many conflicts have been decided by the caprice of weather, bad intelligence, heroism where it wasn't expected, or individual incompetence. In military terms, the incident which can swing a battle from victory to defeat in a moment is known as the Hinge Factor.The Hinge Factor vividly describes battles which demonstrate this phenomenon - including the circumstances behind the loss of the Holy Cross, through to the attack of African war bees in 1914, to Star-War weaponry described in the Gulf War.This enthralling book demystifies the general belief that battles are always won due to the brilliance of a general and will both inform and entertain a wide audience.
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I didn't read all of this book: mostly I only skimmed it, because I didn't like it.Firstly, I didn't realize it was *only* about military history -- which I'm not madly interested in. Most importantly though, it contains a lot of unnecessary dramatization (that is, words put into historical characters' mouths) which confuses the issue as it's never clear what is from some reliable source and what is just made up. This really annoys me in a book about history, and I think it's very bad practice, so I feel justified in slamming the book despite having only skimmed through it.
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|Reward your dog the way nature intended with Pegetables all natural veggie chews! These delicious treats blend science and nature to deliver satisfying, nutrient-rich snacks that taste so great your dog won't even notice they're healthy! All natural vegetable chews for dogs Helps clean teeth & freshen breath Free of grain, gluten, wheat & corn Each package of Pegetables features delectable treats made from carrots, peas, and sweet potatoes, each with a special blend of nutrients your dog needs. Sweet potato wedges deliver fiber, minerals, and vitamins, including beta-carotene; pea pods are an excellent source of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants; and carrots are rich in beta-carotene, antioxidants, and other nutrients. In addition, the proprietary PlaqueOff® System helps clean teeth and freshen breath while your dog chews!Made in the USA.Feeding Guide: Offer 1 to 2 Pegetables per day. Do not overfeed. Pegetables are intended for intermittent feeding only. Feed with fresh, clean water. Pegetables are recommended for dogs over 6 months of age, who chew their food sufficiently. Make sure your pet does not gulp, as gulping can be harmful or fatal. For dietary concerns, seek advice from your veterinary specialist.Ingredients: (Contains approximately equal number of treats per bag) Sweet Potato Flavor: Potato Starch, Pea Protein, Vegetable Glycerin, Dried Sweet Potato, Cane Molasses, Gelatin, Natural Flavor, Water, Dried Kelp, Canola Oil, Sunflower Lecithin, Cultured Skim Milk, Beta Carotene. Pea Flavor: Potato Starch, Pea Protein, Vegetable Glycerin, Cane Molasses, Gelatin, Natural Flavor, Water, Pea Flour, Dried Kelp, Canola Oil, Dried Spinach Powder, Sunflower Lecithin, Cultured Skim Milk. Carrot Flavor: Potato Starch, Pea Protein, Vegetable Glycerin, Dried Carrot, Cane Molasses, Gelatin, Natural Flavor, Water, Dried Kelp, Canola Oil, Sunflower Lecithin, Cultured Skim Milk, Beta Carotene, Iron Oxide. Guaranteed Analysis:Crude Protein (min) - 15.0%Crude Fat (min) - 2.0%Crude Fiber (max) - 5.0%Moisture (max) - 16.0%Beta-Carotene (min) - 150 mg/kgCalories (per treat) - 54 kcalsNote: The tan bags are the most recent version of Pegetables, with a new and improved recipe for your dog's health and enjoyment. They replace the older recipe, which came in yellow bags.
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From a public relations perspective, it was a good plan: round up a handful of journalists, cram them in 4G LTE connected cars, and showcase OnStar's new network by using it to host teleconference interviews from the beach. A good plan, but one still subject to the follies of network connectivity. After spending several hours connected to GM's "Connected by OnStar 4G LTE" fleet of 2015 sedans, I can unequivocally say it's the best LTE experience I've ever had at 70 miles per hour — but it's far from perfect.
I'll admit, when General Motors invited me to test drive its new 4G LTE-equipped Buick LaCrosse, I wasn't expecting much. I've used mobile hotspots and LTE dongles on the go before and it's almost always a miserable experience: lightning fast speeds for very brief periods of time. Phil Abram, my host and GM's chief infotainment officer, hears my complaints and tries to explain what makes the LaCrosse's OnStar system different. "Are there going to be times when you hit a deadspot?" he asks. "Yeah, but do we feel this is superior to brought-in devices? Absolutely." He's referring to the LTE hotspot in my backpack, explaining that devices literally "brought-in" to cars struggle with the vehicle's metal frame. "Our antenna is on the roof," he says. "Having that height is an important element." He also says the car's battery gives the radio a lot more oomph than the average LTE dongle.
My my prejudice for mobile data dissolved as we hit freeway traffic — not only did a quick speed test boast 16.76 Mbps downloads and 4.86 Mbps uploads, but the car flaunted enough bandwidth for me to simultaneously stream Netflix and Twitch while downloading a game from Steam. Another passenger in the car was streaming ESPN without a stutter. Earlier, Abram told me that his children were starting to become frustrated with their mother's WiFi-free vehicle, and I can see why: if OnStar's 4G LTE connectivity could handle my absurd test load then the demands of a pair of iPad-equipped kids would be, well, child's play.
Sadly, GM's wonderland of mobile connectivity didn't last. When we parked at Moss Beach for a pit stop and a series of pre-scheduled video interviews, the car's blazing LTE speeds plummeted. As event staff struggled to connect us to Google Hangouts with Detroit executives, I pinged my SpeedTest app once again. The struggling connection could only manage a paltry 0.2 mbps download. "It was working fine yesterday," I overheard a frustrated GM employee mumble. "We tested it." Guests and event staff alike couldn't agree on what was causing the problem. There were half a dozen LTE cars at the event — were the airwaves too crowded? Perhaps ATT's network was just having an off day.
Eventually, we limped through the planned video interviews (muddled voices and garbled video, included) and got back on the road. Within a few miles, our LaCrosse's laudable LTE performance returned at full strength — lending me enough bandwidth to finish downloading Half Life 2: Deathmatch and give myself a headache by playing a competitive multiplayer game on the freeway. The game stuttered occasionally (its ping averaged about 200), but I forgave it for the sake of the novelty.
OnStar's 4G LTE connection isn't perfect, but it my time with it was reliable, fast and impressive. Sure, it floundered for awhile as we were parked on the beach and my Twitch stream did hang once or twice on the drive to California's coast, but it handily outperformed my expectations on average. Still, it is the same ATT LTE network I already have a love / hate relationship with, and that infrastructure is going to buckle every now and again — no matter where GM mounts its cellular antenna.
Is it worth it? Well, if your heart is set on a Buick (or any of the other 30 GM cars that will come with the tech in 2015), you won't have to decide right away. Abram explained that every model capable of having an OnStar package will include the hardware as a standard — whether the customer wants to use it or not. He also told me that OnStar is trying to distance itself from the idea that it's a subscription service: buyers of these cars will be able to access certain features for free (specifically, a RemoteLink app that lets you start your car from your smartphone), and non-subscribers will be able to purchase data piecemeal: for a day, week or even a year without "signing up" for a recurring service.
As for me? I'm just not in the market for a new car — but if my next ride came with internet connectivity as a stock option, well, I certainly wouldn't balk at it.
Article source: http://www.engadget.com/2014/07/17/onstar-in-car-LTE-ride-along/?ncid=rss_truncated


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Necrosis Trailer (2009)
01 January 2009 Horror, Thriller 90 mins
In 2009, six friends arrive at an isolated cabin to enjoy a long weekend in the snow. An epic snowstorm interrupts their vacation, trapping them on the mountain and resurrecting the haunting ghosts of the Donner Party. But, are they true 'entities' or is it simply 'cabin fever' that brings out their fears and darkness, causing friends to turn against each other as reality deteriorates around them.
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MichealThe guy is just plain silly acting.I do like this voice though.But the dumb things he has done makes me wonder if it is an act or what.
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I Don't Think Anyone Here Gets ItI added this experience because I've known autistic people, I've researched the symptoms for years, and I also grew up in the 80's and 90's. I've been a Michael Jackson fan, I've seen interviews and documentaries about the man and if anyone who knows what an autistic man with a...
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