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Erik Nitsche was a promising young Swiss graphic designer who moved to the US in 1934, making his name designing hundreds of album covers for Decca. In 1955 he became the Art Director for General Dynamics, a leading multi-division technology firm most famous for building the first nuclear submarine. There, Nitsche created several spectacular series of posters promoting the conglomerate's various disciplines.
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The Sea-Wolf, one of Jack London's best-known novels, is based in large part on his 1893 voyage aboard the Sophia Sutherland (or Sophie). Like the Ghost of the novel, the Sophie sailed to the far northern Pacific to hunt fur seals. London came away with the raw material for a novel. A decade later, the experience bore fruit in one of the most important works of the American seagoing tradition.
The sea-wolf of the novel's title is Wolf Larsen, captain of a sealing schooner that rescues literary critic Humphrey Van Weyden after a collision in San Francisco Bay. Rather than return him to shore, however, Larsen forces Van Weyden into the role of cabin boy. As the Ghost crosses the North Pacific, Van Weyden must earn his sea legs and master such mundane tasks as washing pots and peeling potatoes. He must also learn to protect himself, as Larsen's unpredictable episodes of savage cruelty have infected the entire crew.
At sea Larsen can play the tyrant as easily as any frontier lawman, but he is anything but petty. He is an educated man who justifies his violent nature with the concept (pioneered by scientist Charles Darwin) of the survival of the fittest. As he explains to Van Weyden, "The big eat the little that they may continue to move, the strong eat the weak that they may retain their strength."
Attempted mutiny and violent brawls punctuate the voyage, and the...
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When the ship in which he is a passenger sinks in a collision off the coast of California, Humphrey Van Weyden is picked up by the crew of Wolf Larsen's ship, the Ghost, a sailing vessel headed for seal hunting ranges in the Bering Sea. Larsen is a brute. Van Weyden witnesses the inhuman treatment of a sick mate, who dies shortly afterward. He sees a cabin boy badly beaten. In his own interview with the captain, he fares little better. Instead of promising to help him return to San Francisco, Wolf demands that Van Weyden sign as cabin boy and stay with his ship.
The crew sets to work taking in the topsails and jibs. From that moment Hump, as the crew called Van Weyden, learns things the hard way. He has to get his sea legs, and he has to learn the stoic indifference to pain and suffering that the sailors have mastered already. As cabin boy, he peels potatoes and washes greasy pots and pans. Mugridge, the cook, abuses him and robs him of his money. Only one man, Louis, seems to share Hump's feelings about the captain and his ship. Louis predicts that many deaths will result from the voyage. He said that Wolf is a violent, dangerous man and that the crew and seal hunters are vicious outcasts. Wolf does seem mad. He varies from moods of wild exultation to spells of extreme depression. In his cabin are classic books of literature, and when he speaks, he uses either excellent English or the lingo of the sailors. Sometimes he amuses himself by...
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The plot of The Sea-Wolf was a popular one in the late nineteenth century; Rudyard Kipling, for example, had used something similar in Captains Courageous (1896). A snobbish, upper-class weakling is forced to obey the commands of a harsh, lower-class dictator and ends up greatly profiting by the experience. In London's novel, a literary gentleman, Humphrey Van Weyden, is washed off a San Francisco ferryboat and taken up by an outgoing seal hunter. The imperious captain, Wolf Larsen, has just lost a hand and decides to press the protesting Weyden into service as cabin boy for the long voyage.
An apter parallel for London's book than Kipling's novel may be found in Herman Melville's Moby Dick (1851). In both London's and Melville's novels, the center of attention is not the slowly maturing, sensitive narrator but the superhuman ship's captain. In Moby Dick, Captain Ahab is a monomanical, charismatic zealot, and the critical light thrown on him is also used to criticize basic premises of a then-current theoretical posture, Byronic Romanticism. In something of the same way, in The Sea-Wolf the judgment passed on Wolf Larsen, the dynamic, intelligent, yet brutal captain also undercuts the materialism he espouses.
Larsen is contradictory. At first Van Weyden sees the ship's master as nothing more than an unfeeling hulk. He witnesses Larsen tossing a dead body overboard without a proper...
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German Shepherd Dog > Critique my dog (28 replies)
Critique my dog by seeofred on 23 May 2012 - 20:10 |
Hello all, I would like to hear your opinions on my dog's structure and overall appearance. Apart from obvious (he is coated), I would like to hear your knowledgeable critique. In these pictures he is couple of days short of 5 months old. Please note: I did not stack him (never did this in my life), this was his natural stance. Pictures and his stance are not perfect as they were taken from my phone camera. Hopefully you will be able to comment on his structure and overall appearance. I am not planning to compete in any show with him. Thank you for your comments. |
by Ibrahim on 23 May 2012 - 20:21 |
Nice looking male puppy, nice substance and good size so far, gorgeous head, nice topline, good angulations in the fore and hind, good hocks, pasterns will strengthen as he grows up, good tight feet, allover a very nice looking puppy with beautiful rich pigment, looks healthy and happy. Only thing for a 5 month puppy I was expecting him to be a little higher in height. Enjoy him. Ibrahim |
by peter c on 23 May 2012 - 20:21 |
he is very beautiful similar to my girl your dog looks very proud and very clever just beautiful |
by macrowe1 on 23 May 2012 - 22:05 |
He has a really nice head, but he seems a little small. |
by seeofred on 23 May 2012 - 22:32 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Thank you all for your inputs and critique so far. As for him being small - I am not sure you might be right on that one - he is around 42-43 pounds right now - he is on ACANA Large Breed Puppy being feed 3 times a day following a specific food portion sizing developed for him by Champion Petfoods LP (maker of ACANA and Orijen) Customer Care representative and it is as following (goal was to have him around 88 lbs as an adult):
He might be a late bloomer when it comes to size - who knows - maybe he is following the "slow but sure" growing line. P.S. Right now he is being feed 3.5 cups per day - I guess I am cheating this recommended feeding chart a little bit :) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
by aceofspades on 23 May 2012 - 22:57 |
I think it is just that with the angle of the photo and there being nothing to gauge his size against he looks small. If you show him against an average size person it may be a different story. |
by e c street on 23 May 2012 - 23:14 |
It would be nice to know his bloodlines. Is it possible that the hair around his jowels and ears could disappear after his first real shedding? Just wondering. ecs |
by swingfield on 23 May 2012 - 23:50 |
Handsome boy! maybe the dandelions are just bigger than normal?? just sayin.. LOL |
by EuroShepherd on 24 May 2012 - 00:28 |
I wouldn't say he looks small, given that he is a few days shy of 5 months old, well...he's still 4 months old then and looks size appropriate for 4 months. He looks a tad short in height but his head and bone look fairly large to me, and he is slightly on the chunky side. Makes me think that he is on the verge of having a growth spurt. He is a very nice looking pup, like Ibrahim says, good angulation, good topline, handsome head, good feet/hocks/pasterns, etc. For his age, there is nothing that I would point out as a fault. He looks like he's going to be a very handsome dog with good masculine expression. Why not show him? If you are in the USA you can show him in UKC and in UScA or WDA long coat classes. In two weeks, take some more photos of him (with at least one person in the pics) and post them here again. |
by macrowe1 on 24 May 2012 - 02:01 |
From what you're saying he doesn't seem small. It must just be the angle. I like the hair, kinda looks like a lion's mane in the first pic, too cute. |
by CMills on 24 May 2012 - 02:56 |
He is quite darling, beautiful expression, lovely headpiece. |
by truckindog on 24 May 2012 - 09:04 |
Nice yougster, I wouldn't worry to much about his hieght, he has loads of Knuckle and is well down on pastern so if managed his hieght will come. I would give light exersise on concrete or tarmac. This will help his pasterns and feet. Below is our youngster taken at 20 weeks. We had to keep him on firm ground and manage his exersise but he has come to size and is extremely sound front and back. At this young age it is all about management. |
by Assi on 24 May 2012 - 10:29 |
Seems to have long hair.. |
by charlie319 on 24 May 2012 - 13:10 |
Angle of the picture is important, but your pup looks like a nice dog. Pretty big feet. May be at the top end of the size standard. He looks a bit like mine did at 6 months: Enjoy your dog. |
by seeofred on 24 May 2012 - 15:18 |
Hi all again, Thank you again for your comments and critique. I will try to answer few questions in order to stay on the topic:)
http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/para.utkoma?fadir=570090&modir=745122 |
by Rass on 24 May 2012 - 16:34 |
Nice looking puppy. Really. :) Sometimes I read things here that make me shake my head.... "I would give light exersise on concrete or tarmac. This will help his pasterns and feet." Really? REALLY????? And while you are at it you could be impacting the growth plates and rest of the dog's structure. OP, Your puppy is pretty and looks good structurally. Let him be a PUPPY and play on the grass and play with him and enjoy him! Limit how much he goes up and down stairs and limit work on hard surfaces but don't put him in a bubble! |
by Blitzen on 24 May 2012 - 16:42 |
If you know what he weighed at 16 weeks, double that and add 5 to 8 lbs. That will come close to his adult weight. I'd never walk a puppy on a hard surface if the goal were to strengthen pasterns. Instead I'd walk it on soft ground, sand, or gravel. I don't think I'd worry about this puppy's pasterns. I think he's a lovely puppy. He may be a plush. |
by Ibrahim on 24 May 2012 - 16:46 |
Charlie319, That puppy face expression is stunning, some puppies you can see intelligence in their eyes, That's one of them. |
by yellowrose of Texas on 24 May 2012 - 18:51 |
Nice looking boy you have here. Nice structure and he probably will be right at the 63 cm line. I looked in his pedigree as I said immediately....Uran v Wildsteigerland is in this pedigree and he is on both sides.... nice line up of showlines in the boy. YR I would show him forgot to mention....work on his " lazy sit" In first pic, you see how he tucks under the leg and is leaning on his hip to the right from front view..?? always ask him to re sit...when he does that...clap hands and make him come to you with command to sitz. if he keeps doing the side sit..(.lazy) or work from the heel posiition(fuss) Just step forward one time resit him and if need be pull up on the leash and say sitz pretty...use those two words each time and then praise him immediately for sitting correctly. it is a habit they can get into and not good...doesn't mean his hips are BAD, either..NO way Cola, my ofa excellent hipped female, sat that way until she was 1yrs old, us not knowing about how to correct and everyone at Spring Valley schutz club said HER HIPS ARE BAD!!! THE day her papers came back we couldn't wait to go to practice that night..!!! YR |
by EuroShepherd on 26 May 2012 - 06:06 |
omg, he's a Ballack son...just a couple weeks ago I was wishing to myself that I had the money to buy Ballack! Ballack has wonderful work ethics, great bitework, Universal Sieger type dog. When I made my previous post, above, I thought to myself that I sure wouldn't mind having your male pup, now I really wish I do, LOL! |


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- Nov 2, 2013 6:12 AM by Heiko Rupp
[ I should have already written this a bit earlier, but I had some trouble with my left knee and had to go through some surgery (which went well). ]
As in the previous years I have been invited to give a talk at the OneDayConference in Munich. This year it was in a new location in a suburb of Munich called Germering. Getting there was easy for me, as there is a S-Bahn stop almost in front of the conference location.
The new location featured more and larger rooms and especially an area to sit down between talks or during lunch time. As in the last years the conference featured three parallel tracks.
As I said before I like that conference as everything is like a big family event with the organizers and also the presenters which featured many JBoss Colleagues; while I wrote that Ray would be there, Andrew Rubinger replaced him. The only talk that I really attended was the Wildfly one from Harald Pehl, which was full house. In the remaining part of the conference I talked to various attendees and colleagues from Jan Wildeboer to Gavin King and Heiko Braun. Heiko gave me an introduction about his (and Harald's) work to generate UIs from descriptors (which they use in the Wildfly console), which looks very interesting and where I think we could use some of that inside of RHQ to create "wizards" for several types of target resources.
In my talk, which was in the last slot, I had around 30 attendees (which was around 1/3 of the attendees still present). To my surprise I found out that the large majority did not yet know or use RHQ, so I had to switch from my original agenda and gave a brief introduction into RHQ first. Next I talked about the recent changes in RHQ and tried to gather feedback for future use case, but that was of course harder with attendees not knowing too much about RHQ. So much for "know your audience".
How do others try to find out their audience when the only thing they know is "This conference is all about JBoss projects" ?
You can find my slides in AsciiDoc format on GitHub that you can render via AsciiDoctor to html presentation.
- Beware of the empty tag
- Nov 1, 2013 2:20 PM by Heiko Rupp
I started playing with AngularJS lately and made some progress with RHQ as backend data source (via the REST api). Now I wanted to write a custom directive and use it like this:

Now the very odd thing (for me) was that in the DOM this looked like this:

</rhq-resource-picker>My custom directive wrapped around the
tag.To fix this I had to turn my tag in a series of opening and closing tags instead of the empty one:

And in fact it turns out that a few more tags like the popular
tag show the same property of not allowing to write an empty tag, but requiring a tag pair.
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- Oct 10, 2013 7:13 AM by Heiko Rupp
I will as in the previous years be at this years JBoss OneDayTalk conference in Munich and talk about recent and future developments in RHQ.
OneDayTalk is a pretty nice little conference organized by the JBoss User Group Munich, that offers three tracks with 6 sessions each, where I usually have the problem that I can't divide myself into three to visit them all. And for 99 Euro you also get some good food and many opportunities to meet myself and other JBossians like Eric Schabell, Gavin King, Emanuel Muckenhuber, Heiko Braun or Ray Ploski. The conference web site has the full listing of speakers as well as the scheduled program.
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- Sep 13, 2013 5:29 AM by Heiko Rupp
when you have already tried to build RHQ and run all the tests you probably have seen that this may take a huge amount of time, which is fine for the first build, but later when you e.g. change a typo in the as4-plugin, you don't want GWT being compiled again.
Of course as a human developer it is relatively easy to just go into the right folder and only run the build there.Now on build automation like Jenkins this is less easy, which is why I am writing
this post.What I want to have is similar to
if a class in GWT has changed, only re-build GWT
if a class in a plugin has changed, only rebuild and test that plugin
(and perhaps dependent plugins like hibernate on top of jmx)if a class in enterprise changes, only build and test enterprise
if a class in server/jar changes, only rebuild that and run server-itests
if a class in core changes, rebuild everything (there may be more fine grained rules as e.g. a change in core/plugin-container does not require compiling GWT again)
This is probably a bit abbreviated, but you get the idea.
What I can imagine is that we compile the whole project (actually we may even do incremental compiles to get build times further down and may also only go into a specific module (and deps) and just build those).
And then instead of runningmvn install
we runmvn install -DskipTests
and afterwards analyze what has changed, throw the above rules
at it and only run the tests in the respective module(s).We could perhaps have a little DSL like (which would live in the root of the project tree and be in git)
rules: {
rule1: {
if :modules/enterprise/,
then: {
compile: modules/enterprise,
skip: modules/enterprise/gui/coregui,
test: ["modules/enterprise"]
rule2: {
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test: [ modules/plugins/as7-plugin,
}And have them evaluated in a clever way by some maven build helper
that parses that file and also the list of changes since the last build to
figure out what needs testing.We can still run a full build with everything to make sure that we don't loose coverage
by those abbreviationsThere may be build systems like gradle that have this capability built in; I think for maven
this requires some additional toolingQUESTIONS:
Are there any "canned" solutions available?
Has anyone already done something like "partial tests" (and how)?
Anyone knows of maven plugins that can help here?
Anyone interested in getting that going? This is for sure not only interesting for RHQ but for a lot of projects
Having such an infrastructure will also help us in the future to better integrate
external patches, as faster builds / tests can allow to automatically test those and
"pre-approve" them.
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- Sep 12, 2013 9:47 AM by John Mazz
- In older versions, the RHQ GUI showed you the availability status of resources but if you were viewing the resource in the GUI, it did not update the icons unless you manually refreshed the screen.
In RHQ 4.9, this has changed. If you are currently viewing a resource and its availability status changes (say, it goes down, or it comes back up), the screen will quickly reflect the new availability status by changing the availabilty icon and by changing the tree node icons.
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Right, so what you're saying is that as a Fedora user who uses Cinnamon, I shouldn't comment in a forum topic called "Fedora Proposal To Use Cinnamon Desktop By Default". Further, I should ignore the polling that has already shown gnome shell to be a minority install (even on Fedora) and instead throw my hands up and exclaim "no information has come to light!" Maybe you should do some more research: http://blogs.gnome.org/otte/2012/07/...nto-the-abyss/
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- 12-28-2012, 05:56 AM #126Proud Member of the PlayBook Beta Test Team (Since June 2011)
Waiting for the 20th December ER with keen interest.
Well I don't know much about QNX or BB10 from an OS perspective, but the comments about RAM and BB10 handsets having 2G of RAM does concern me a bit, in terms of natural progression to BB10 on the PlayBook.
I know from experience that my aging Android tablets that only have 512M RAM, are completely fine on original / stock 2.2 Android ROM, but try and put on ICS or JB, and the modest RAM makes it a lot less usable / performant.
If / when BB10 does come to the PlayBook, I think I'll be much more circumspect in terms of updating and see what consensus is, before automatically jumping, as I have with previous PlayBook updates. - 12-28-2012, 10:37 AM #129
Have to say that we have iPad, Samsung Tab2 in addition to my PB at home. The PB's hardware is so nicely thought-out that it really highlights the half-baked OS's holes, instabilities and lack of optimisation - no need to repeat here the long list of "facepalms" they regularly generate for me and many others...
But I persevere with it because I'm hopeful BB10 will be a transformative upgrade. If it isn't, or we the faithful are kept waiting more than maybe 2 quarters to get it on PB I may have to do the unthinkable and buy a DROID...yikes. Shudder etc
I'd pay a nominal fee because the 10 appears to be so much more, but all of this is of course predicated on 10 launching well and generating cash for RIM to finish the job on the volume handset products, and later acknowledge the patience its PB user base have shown
So, - 12-29-2012, 08:50 PM #131
I expect the update to be free.
I would be disappointed with and embarrassed for RIM if they charged for the update.
Having said that, I would probably pay a reasonable fee for the update.
I really like my PB and I really LOVE new stuff.
I have wasted thousands of dollars getting the latest greatest in my lifetime. - 12-29-2012, 10:23 PM #133
Would you pay RIM for BB10 OS upgrade on your PlayBook?
I would pay $20 if it worked well on the PlayBook. And yes I paid full price for a 64 PlayBook.
I love updates. I think they are still trying to perfect the tablet and the upgrade should be free. Once things are up and running properly and if a new version of the Playbook is release, then probably so.
Re: Would you pay RIM for BB10 OS upgrade on your PlayBook?
I don't think RIM will charge for an OS update... nobody else does.... if they do, they are making a big mistake.
I <3 my Z10 - 12-30-2012, 10:23 AM #140Nothing is so common as is the goal to be remarkable
Why would i need to pay? I don't see iOS 5.0 users paying anything to upgrade to iOS 6.0 We don't even know how this *new* OS is going to perform against android and apple.
For a Windows OS upgrade, i would pay. Why? Well, because it is a whole OS and it is far more advanced than any other OS's on the market now. - 01-13-2013, 10:27 AM #144
Would you pay RIM for BB10 OS upgrade on your PlayBook?
nope it is owed to me for waiting and i need a fix for DM which has not worked since the 2.1 update tried all forum reboots Nuthin
Sent from my BlackBerry 9850 until my kick a$$ BB10 is released ! I'm stickin with RIM til one of us dies.A Proud Prosumer of a Z10 & PlayBook - 01-17-2013, 11:48 AM #146
Well I would not be happy but would pay a nominal fee. That said, it would depend on the current state of my PlayBook's health. By then it will be 2 years old give or take.
However, for the people that have paid full price for it it would be a slap in the face to pay MORE to upgrade it. I just don't see it happening.I'm addicted to Crack.........Berry
Phone too slow? Then you need Flow.
Take it from me, I'm Tesla. - 01-17-2013, 11:58 AM #147
Are you kidding? Would RIM pay me the 600$ difference of the actual price and the price I put in it after the launch?
P.S. And it's nothing like Apple who sell their outdated models for fewer prices, Rim sells the PBs for nothing now only because it was a fiasco. - 01-19-2013, 03:53 PM Thread Author #148
Re: Would you pay RIM for BB10 OS upgrade on your PlayBook?
This was a hypothetical question. At least that's how I was taking it.
I'm addicted to Crack.........Berry
Phone too slow? Then you need Flow.
Take it from me, I'm Tesla. - 01-21-2013, 11:40 AM #150
I was a loooongtime BB user, that finally jumped ship after my contract ran out with my 9650. I loved my BBs, but the fact that the functionality was lacking compared to other platforms was what finally ran me off. (Forgetting about the constant lagging/freezing/battery pulls.) I bought a PB when they hit $149, based on the promise of BB10 being implemented on the device.
I'm sure I'm not alone in that scenario...I'm sure that there are others who were die-hard BB fans that left for one reason or another, and were drawn back in based on the PB's eventual price point and promised BB10 compatibility. And now, with my contract nearing it's end again, the PB running BB10 would be my testing board for possibly getting a BB10 phone. If the features and functionality on the PB is a step up from OS6, I will surely get a BB10 phone.
Like others have stated, BB10 on the PB is worth more in marketing by word of mouth by being free than they could ever hope to make up by charging an upgrade fee. I know this is the claim, and it's definitely the right way to go.


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I guess I kinda need some help today. I'm feeling really down and I can't seem to get out of this hole I've put myself in. He hasn't been gone very long but for some reason this time is harder than the last so far. I would give anything to be able to hear from him.
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I found an amazing quote today and thought I would share it with you girls. I know it helped me with perspective maybe it will help some of you as well.
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I have been with my man since November 20th 2010. He's the ONLY guy I've ever been with.. he's currently in Marine bootcamp.... he graduates January 24th 2014. In one of the letters he sent me he said 'I'm never going to forget you I cant wait to hold you in my arms forever and...
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Ahhh I got to talk to my Marine all day today. My favorite day of the month is definitely when he has duty, which is funny because it's probably the day of the month he hates the most :)
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Firm Believer In Fate - So this isn't Marine related but it just reminded me that things don't work out so better things can happen to you, my boyfriend is that better thing. Almost two years ago my ex broke up with me and I did everything to try to get back with him. Before the...
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Being Married to a Marine - Being married to a military man is alot harder than I could have ever expected. I remember before me and my husband were wed he told me that it was going to be tuff. I said " I can handle it.". Which I can. I just never expected to miss him...
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Deployment Advice - For Everyone!! - I noticed a lot of stories about deployments and boot camp and every time I give these people advice I always find I've missed something so I'm breaking it down I'm talking deployment but if he's in boot camp keep reading either way I...
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Some of My Favorite Marine Quotes - "If you can read, thank a teacher. If you can read in English, thank a Marine."
By Ronald Reagan: "Some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they made a difference. The Marines don't have that problem."
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My boyfriend left for boot camp about a week ago. I recently found out , that he has had an allergic reaction to the fish they served him. He sent me a letter faring that he might be sent home. They wont do that right? I was so excited to get a first letter. Then the excite meant...
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SEMPER Fi ~ a Marines Wife - I AM A SOON TO BE MOM AS WELL AS A SOON TO BE WIFE, A WIFE TO A MARINE. WE ARE BOTH IN OUR EARLY 20'S. I AM LEAVING MY HOME IN TEXAS, ALONG WITH MY PARENTS AND FAMILY THAT I HAVE NEVER BEEN AWAY FROM, IM LEAVING TO CALIFORNIA, WHERE I DO NOT KNOW...
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He only got about 3 hours of sleep because I wanted to Skype. And despite the fact that he was terribly tired, he kept a smile on his face the whole time. He goes out of his way to make me happy. Yep, I definitely found a good one :)
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So I was hoping to hear from my boyfriend who is at Paris Island sometime soon since he's been gone a week or so, but I just heard from his mom who told me he's been in the infirmary with some sort of allergic reaction so he hasn't even begun to train with everyone yet. It...
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Homecoming Reality -
I'm not sure why people don't talk about the realities of homecoming and adjusting to life, love and relationships, post-deployment, but it's something people need to hear.
Homecoming is the most amazing moment you will ever experienced. There's...
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So I got a 5th letter in the mail today from my babyy(: He's in Pendelton, he says he ******* hates it but he loves it. He also said he got a huge blister on his heel, my pooor baby :( He also said 'hope you know i'll always be faithful to you' Awhh I'm so EXCITED. Only 42 more...
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1. Go with the flow and make use of...
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Bittersweet Goodbyes - This morning Chase got on a plane back to California. I hadn't seen him since he picked up his bag from my apartment on Wednesday so it was difficult knowing he left today since he swore I'd see him again. I texted him wishing him a safe flight and told him...
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I just found out tonight that my Marine has a chance of being deployed. I know a lot of people would laugh at me being a baby about it for the ones who have been through it but I know it's not easy for anyone. When he told me this i felt my heart skip a beat. I am not gonna be...
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Josh has been deployed for about two months now...the good news is that I can skype him just about every day and I don't get too depressed! I dunno, for me that's quite an accomplishment since I'm very prone to dark, ugly thoughts.
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Usmc Love Handbook :) - I got this from another group and i absolutely loved it!!the person that posted this said they found it on google :)its sooo perfect <3USMC Girlfriend Handbook1.Don't count on anything.2.Don't listen to anyone on the outside. All you will get is...
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It sounds silly, but I've been sitting here crying. I miss him so much. I want him here with me. It hurts.
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So I just found out that I won't be able to go to my boyfriend's basic training graduation due to school and my Marine Pool Functions that in fact I can not miss. It breaks my heart knowing I won't be able to see him but one day when he's home. An I haven't told him I won't be...
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28 Things You Should Know About Us :) -
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Marine Prayer - "Dear Lord, before I close my eyes to sleep, I pray thee, Lord, his soul to keep. Keep him here, safe and sound. Keep his boots on American grounds. Allow him trips to go back home. Give us time for our love to grow. But when the day comes, and we're oceans a part...
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Missing Your Boyfriend Whose In the Military. - Missing your boyfriend whose in the military.
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My Marine Husband - I am married to a Marine. Yeah at times it is a little rough. But when I married him I knew what I was taking on I wasn't just marring him I married the Marine Corps. also. And I am ok with that. I will tell you this you have to be stronger than your Marine...
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A Marine Girlfriend's Prayer - Soo, I was just sitting here bumming around waiting for a call from my marine when I stumbled upon this super dooper cute/tear jerker of a prayer some how.
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Quotes and Poems For Us the Usmc Girls and Our Marines - quotes;
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A Marine's girl fights her hardest battle when she kisses her marine goodbye.
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To All Of You Girls<3 -
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I met my Marine about 3 years ago, we have been together since he left for boot camp.We recently got engaged when he got leave about 3 weeks ago after not seeing each other for 6 months.He has since gone back to camp Pendleton in California. I have to plan our whole wedding...
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Hey Everyone,I haven't posted anything in a while I know things are little crazy this side of the world at the moment – I'll explain more later if I get a chance. However I also haven't posted a song in forever either!! The story behind this song is a bit blury lol if...
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I'm getting used to being a girlfriend of a marine but sometimes it can get really hard. I know im not the only one going through it but sometimes it feels like i am. My marine was my crush for 3 years before we started dating. Hes my bestfriend and i hope someday im blessed...
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Facts Of Life...george Carlin Quote.. - Nick sent me this because he knows how much I love these types of things, and the last line is one of my fave quotes :) hope ya'll enjoy
George Carlin's wife died early in 2008 and George followed her, dying in July 2008. It is ironic...
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Soooo I'm new to this site...lol. Never really thought it would help to join these type of blogs but I thought i'd give it a try since i'm feeling especially ****** today. Boyfriend just left for MCT yesterday. Blah. He spent 17 days back home because he was assigned recruiters...
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So I haven't heard from my bf close to a month now :( he's currently in phase 2 of boot camp. I know that That at boot camp they aren't aloud much or no "free time " . I just find my self running to the mailbox saying don't fail me now mailman lol . I usually listen to his...
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My boyfriend has officially left for boot camp, do you guys have ANY advice, I'm clueless!
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Young Marine Wife - I am a newly wed to a marine. We got married 4 months ago and I have only seen him 6 days out of those 4 months. I knew what I was marrying into and so did he. It is rough at times but I know I will pull through it and so will he. I am a young marine...
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Ah!!!! I'm So Freaking Happy!!!!!!! - The best thing ever just happened!!!!! So as everyone knows Alex has been at boot camp for about a month now. And just like 5 min ago I got a call from a weird number and it was him!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! His DI let him make a call. He sounded so...
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Jul 19, 2011
Best news apps?
I've downloaded USMC Daily and MCA&F on my phone, along with general Military.com. MCA&F is pretty good, but doesn't give me push notifications or base-specific news (or maybe I just don't know how to work it!). USMC Daily doesn't update on my phone and certainly...
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Promises - I'm not going to stake claim to this one however I cried a little lol I think it's stunning and it's a must read – yes I know it's long however you won't be sorry enjoy!!S Today I was thinking about what a soldier would look like on paper and this is where...
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Omg!!! I just got a letter from my hubby!! Soo happy right now just wanted to share the joy:) after not hearing from him for a month I finally got a letter in the mail ,gave a good omg scream and ran in the house to read it!! I am happier than a pigeon with a fry!
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I've Got Something To Say - Look ladies, Im not trying to offend anyone at all. You are all great, I read about your lives almost daily, and I feel like I know a lot of you. You are a different breed of girls..strong, faithful, and supportive to your Marine or Recruit..and I love...
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Oct 9, 2011
I hadn't dated my bf long before he left to boot camp . We had been together 4 months. I know I will wait for him even though it gets hard at times . Luckily I have two wonderful girls to keep me busy which he accepted and luved oh so very much. At times I worry that he will...
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My marine graduates from his MOS school Friday and he's coming home on Wednesday and he gets to be home for 15 days. I'm so excited!!!! But all I can think about is the fact that he's gonna leave again and for longer. I don't wanna be down about that the whole time he's here but...
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4 days ago
I Scared My Marine Because Of How Happy I Am - Today my Marine called me to check in, as I had him worried. Apparently he sent me a few text messages but my phone never got them and later on, it was vice versa. So I was surprised and even more surprised when he asked me where I...
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The Partnerships for Enhanced Engagement in Research (PEER) Science program was established under a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between NSF and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). PEER Science is a USAID-funded competitive grants program that provides an opportunity to support scientists in developing countries who work with NSF-funded scientists at U.S. institutions. PEER Science is intended to build scientific capacity and empower researchers in developing countries to use science and technology to address local and global development challenges. PEER Science funding may be used to train students and faculty, equip laboratories and field stations, and fund research, building scientific networks to address global challenges.
The National Academies, which has been selected to administer the PEER Science program, will receive and review PEER Science proposals that have been prepared and submitted by developing country scientists and will make awards directly to institutions in host countries. Please see the National Academies website for complete eligibility details, proposal submission instructions, and the application form. Potential applicants with questions are invited to contact the program's staff at email@example.com.
PEER Science proposals will be accepted from researchers in eligible developing countries. Developing country PIs who apply should either be actively engaged in or plan to be engaged in a collaborative research project with an NSF-funded U.S. researcher. Proposals are not accepted from U.S. researchers.
Areas in which both NSF and USAID have strong mutual interests include, but are not limited to, the following:
RELATED URLS National Academies PEER Science administration NSF Press Release (June 2013) - NSF & USAID Jointly Announce Next Round of Global Research Awardees USAID press release (June 2013) -USAID and NSF announce global reseach collaboration awardees National Academies List of Cycle 2 Awards USAID press release (Jan 2013) - USAID and NSF awards to support developing country collaborations NSF Press Release (May 2012) - NSF & USAID Announce First Round of PEER Awardees PEER Press Release
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