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(NEW YORK) — Tiffany Ava Mitchell, the Palm Beach palm reader who Lindsay Lohan allegedly punched during a brawl at the New York City nightclub Avenue early Thursday morning, is "aggravated," "swollen" and doesn't want to leave the house after her run-in with the 26-year-old actress.
"We don't even want to leave the house at this moment," Mitchell's husband, Wayne Stevens, told ABC News through the intercom of his New York apartment on Thursday.
"She's all swollen," he said of his wife, who runs a chain of psychic reading salons in Florida. "Her cheek is swollen … She's pretty aggravated"
Stevens said he couldn't make sense of the fight that led to Lohan's alleged swipe at his 28-year-old wife. "It kind of just escalated because someone else had a brawl," he said. During the fight, he said Lohan, "went and pushed my wife pretty hard."
"I don't even know why she pushed her," he said. "And we didn't realize who it even was. Five minutes later, she comes around and tells my wife, 'If I need space,' and then she just punched her."
Stevens said Mitchell does not plan to see a doctor. They were at New York's 10th precinct Thursday morning, where she did not require medical attention.
Lohan was charged with misdemeanor third-degree assault Thursday morning. Later in the day, she was charged with three additional misdemeanors for lying to Santa Monica, Calif., police about a June car crash on the Pacific Coast Highway.
The charges revolve around whether Lohan was driving the Porsche that got mangled during the accident, or if she was in the passenger seat at the time of the crash. Lohan initially said she was a passenger; police found evidence she was the driver.
More importantly, the Santa Monica charges may be enough for a judge to revoke Lohan's probation in connection with a conviction for stealing a $2,500 necklace in 2011.
Lohan's publicist declined to comment, saying Lohan's attorney, Shawn Holley, is fielding requests for comment. Holley did not respond to ABC News.
Before going to Avenue Wednesday night, Lohan was spotted at Justin Bieber's concert at Madison Square Garden. A New York Times reporter who was at the show tweeted, "Lindsay Lohan just came to the row in front of me at the Bieber show, got swarmed, then turned and left."
Lohan, a regular at Avenue, was banned from the club earlier this year following an incident in which she tweeted that Justin Timberlake was seeing another woman at the club when he was dating Jessica Biel.
While Lohan's official camp has stayed silent about her arrest, her assistant, Gavin Doyle, called her out on Twitter Thursday. A video of Lohan leaving the precinct that's posted on YouTube shows Doyle getting out of the car moments after Lohan gets in. Lohan screams, "Gavin, get out of the car! Get him out of the car! Get him out of the car, now!" As Doyle leaves, he says, "OK. Never speak to me again."
Thursday afternoon, he tweeted, "@lindsaylohan after bailing you out last night I HOPE and PRAY you get the help you so desperately need. We are ALL rooting for you. xxx"
In another tweet, he wrote, "Life is NOT a movie it's a reality that needs to be faced."
Doyle was also with Lohan when she crashed her car on the Pacific Coast Highway in June.
It's been a tough week for Lohan. Her latest attempt at a comeback, the Lifetime movie Liz & Dick, premiered Sunday to a not overwhelming audience of 3.5 million viewers. Critics almost universally panned the Elizabeth Taylor biopic.
She's also had a spate of legal troubles this fall. In September, she was arrested outside New York's Dream Downtown hotel when a pedestrian claimed she hit him with her car and did not stop. The Manhattan District Attorney's Office declined to prosecute that case.
That same month, Lohan was involved in a hotel-room quarrel that began over a set of cellphone photos of her allegedly taken by a part time Congressional aide, Christian LaBella. Lohan claimed LaBella had assaulted her, which led to his arrest, but the misdemeanor charges against him were later dropped.
In October, police were called to her Lohan's home on Long Island after a report of a fight between her and her mother. An investigation revealed "no criminality."
So far, Lohan has been imprisoned six times, but has spent less than two weeks behind bars. Last year, she spent 35 days under house arrest after pleading no contest to stealing a $2,500 necklace. She remains on informal probation for that theft, which means she doesn't have to check in with a judge or probation officer but could face a jail term if arrested.
In March, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner took Lohan off probation from her 2007 DUI case. In court, Sautner praised Lohan for doing, "everything that this court has asked of her," including completing 60 days of community service and multiple psychological counseling sessions. She also offered some advice: "Stop the nightclubbing and focus on your work."
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AttackVector Linux is a new distribution for anonymized penetration and security. It is based on Kali and TAILS, which are both based on Debian. While Kali requires a modified kernel for network drivers to use injection and so forth, the Tor Project's TAILS is designed from the bottom up for encryption, and anonymity. Nmap can't UDP via Tor. The intention of AttackVector Linux is to provide the capability to anonymize attacks while warning the user when he or she takes actions that may compromize anonymity. The two projects have different design philosophies that can directly conflict with one another. In spite of this, the goal of AttackVector Linux is to integrate them complementarily into one OS.
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Any one out there know anything about the South Africa PAF side arms? Price, reliability, etc. Saw a 6.35mm and was rather curious about their history.
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MacMakarov, I believe you're refering to the Pretoria Arms Factory (P.A.F.) Junior chambered in .25 ACP. The P.A.F. Junior was manufactured in Pretoria, South Africa in the early to mid 1950's. The P.A.F. ia a Browning Model 1906 type blowback action, with the recoil spring mounted underneath the barrel. The safety located at the left rear of the frame intercepts the sear and in some pistols lifts a rod to lock the slide. The pistol is striker-fired. The barrel is retained by a single large lug fitting into a frame recess. The early production of the P.A.F. had a bad habit of shearing off the front face of the frame by the barrel lug upon firing during counterrecoil with the embarrassing effect of letting the whole slide assembly fly off the front of the gun. By the time the P.A.F. numbering had reached about 1000 none of the early style frames remained, and the following frames all seem to be of the late P.A.F type with thick frame webs eliminating the chance of frame shear during counterrecoil. It's believed that no more than 10,000 P.A.F. Junior's were manufactured. Depending on which version you're looking at, in excellent condition a P.A.F. Junior could be worth about $200-$300 with a slight premium added for those with a cocking indicator. Hope this helps!
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Thanks for the info, Steve. It was quite a big help. Think I'll take another look at the little bugger.
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WASHINGTON -- An online poker bill introduced last year by Sens. Jon Kyl (R-AZ) and Harry Reid (D-NV) has stalled in Congress. Reid had hoped to get the bill passed this summer or fall, before the election.
Political handicappers now say passage of the bill is highly unlikely. In recent weeks Reid has publicly blamed a fellow Nevadan, Sen. Dean Heller (R), for failing to round up enough Republican support to overcome a possible filibuster. Reid sent Heller a letter accusing Heller of abdicating his responsibility as a U.S. Senator on the matter.
"The Internet Gambling Prohibition, Poker Consumer Protection and Strengthening UIGEA Act of 2012" was introduced in June 2011, but details of its contents were not made public until this month.
The act would permit legal online poker and off-track horseracing on an opt-in basis, state by state. For the first two years of implementation, owners of brick and mortar casinos would be the only authorized operators of online poker sites. Poker sites would pay 16% tax rates, of which 14% would go to states and Indian tribes and 2% would go to the U.S. Separately, state governments would be authorized to launch online lottery sales at their discretion.
The act would also create the Office of Online Poker Oversight within the U.S. Commerce Department to handle licensing and enforcement.
Although 30 senators have signed on to sponsor the bill, it has remained locked up in a congressional subcommittee.
Several state governments have considered legalizing online poker within their own jurisdictions since December 2011, when the U.S. Justice Department announced a new interpretation to the 1961 Wire Act, saying it prohibited only online sports bets. | SEE STORY
The Reid-Kyl bill would tighten up these new loopholes in the Wire Act by outlawing all forms of additional online gambling other than poker.
Meanwhile, Delaware won the race to be the first state to legalize online poker, blackjack, slots and other casino games on June 27 when Gov. Jack Markell (D) signed the Delaware Gaming Competitiveness Act of 2012 into law.
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Be a man
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At a very young age, mother taught me that patience makes a man. As a kid I was always praised by family friends and strangers because I was mature beyond my age. I developed into a patient person. I waited patiently in lines. I didn't honk when the driver in front of me was 2 seconds at a green light. I let people go first whenever I could. But eventually I learned that some people interpret it as weakness and tried to take advantage.
My father is a talented thinker and always taught me that brains were more important in life than muscles. Growing up, I believed that being a man meant outsmarting those around me. Sports like football, I would tell people, are barbaric. We're an evolved species; we should focus on our intelligence. But eventually I found people who were smarter both smarter and more athletic than me.
Television in the early 2000s taught me that being a rebel made me a man. Bad is good, and following all the rules was for losers. I didn't quite emulate what I saw on TV, but I learned a lot about rejecting norms. Was it popular? I hated it. But then I saw that this attitude pushed away my friends and family, and I didn't like that.
As I graduated high school, we all had to start growing up. My family and relatives taught me that being a real man meant I should get married and become a good husband and father. I learned to be careful about who to date and pursue, and to make sure I could marry her before taking the relationships seriously. Of course, she must be someone my family liked if we were to all get along. But then I realized I lacked passion as a result, and it wasn't fair for her or me to proceed.
In my last year of college I tried to fit into typical college life. I learned that women were what made a man. Those who were popular with girls were the ones seen as alpha males. I wanted to be an alpha male. I worked out more and learned to talk to girls at bars. But then I learned that I started drifting away from my parents' vision.
Needless to say, it's been a confusing journey.
Whenever I join a forum or discussion regarding Asian American identity, masculinity is almost always one of the main topics. I don't blame the people who write about it; I find it a fascinating subject as well. After all, America overwhelmingly associates "Asian" with femininity, never with manliness. It becomes even more interesting when we learn that the definition of masculinity differs from one culture to another.
Asian dramas tend to show the "man" in the show as someone who fulfilled the traits what my parents taught me: patience, responsibility, care. When we take the same archetype and transplant it in the American media, such a character would be comically docile and likely the butt of more than a few jokes. They'd be dull and take things too seriously. Not manly. When we look at Western (not even just American) media's definition of a man, we get characters like James Bond. He doesn't let anyone control him. He's kind of rebellious and scrappy. He gets any woman he wants, but he doesn't value them. Millions of women find him very sexy regardless. Take this man and put him in an Asian drama, and he's a sleazeball, not a hero.
This is in line with what I experienced growing up. As an Asian American I notice that many of my peers struggle with this. It's a difficult place to be in, trying to satisfy everyone's interpretation of what it means to be a man. It might not even be possible to do so. What is a man anyway? A trait that's gentleman-like in one culture/family/social circle could literally be a sign of weakness in another. Do we really need to betray our families to impress our peers? Do we need to be complete societal outcasts to make our family happy?
When American society assumes all Asian men to fulfill Asian standards of manliness, it's easy to promote the view is that Asian men aren't as manly (or attractive) by our standards. Plenty of us grow up only exposed to American culture, so the assumption is of course far from the truth. This is a problem that will take time to resolve. I find that a lot of people want to overcompensate, sometimes to disturbing degrees. I've read people who genuinely believe that the only way to fight racism is through violence. Some people think the only way to restore mainstream respect for Asian masculinity is to get with as many non-Asian women as possible. From my own experience, going too far in the opposite direction can actually end up creating more problems.
As I've grown I've learned that, for me at least, being a man is really a matter of balance. No one knows exactly how to be "a man" in every situation, but everyone can learn from experience. Learn from role models, and take into consideration what others tell you, but make sure that these definitions of masculinity are really right for you. Don't force it.


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Monday morning of the [ Oracle OpenWorld 2011 ] conference had Joe Tucci, CEO of EMC, present the keynote. Joe indicated that I.T. stands for "Industry in Transition". He had a chart that showed the history of IT, from the mainframe and mini-computer, to the...
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As I type this blog post, I'm sitting in one of my favorite "mobile offices", the back seat of our family car. We are driving home from our Thanksgiving vacation -- four wonderful days in Las Vegas. No, it wasn't a traditional "at home" meal with extended family this year. Honestly, for a few months I have had the sense that what our family needed was really a getaway with no agenda, just time to hang out and enjoy one another's company. My husband and I have both been keeping hectic work schedules the past few months. Our oldest son is about to launch into a frantic pre-finals schedule at Harvard and our "baby" is in the midst of college apps. So needless to say, we were all tired.
Why not stay home and just take it easy? Honestly, the answer is that we are not very good at that. Because Greg and both have home offices and work schedules that don't pay attention to the regular Monday through Friday calendar, we're not good at "down time" at home. We may say we're going to take time off, but it's likely that one of us will just take a moment to "check email" and then before you know it you're sucked in to the usual flow of things.
So this decision to really take a break and get away was a wise one. Don't get me wrong -- getting ready to be offline for four days was not a picnic. If involved prescheduling content for each of the five websites I'm currently balancing and planning to walk away from the constant rigor of being accessible by email and social media on almost a 24/7 basis. But in the end, I was able to make it work. I'm convinced that this break will provide the greatly needed productivity boost I need moving into the busy month of December.
I thought I'd share just a few tips for planning time off if you're a "work @ home" fanatic like me:
- Start planning early. Look at the work that needs to get done during your absence (if you can't put things on pause) and allow yourself at least as many days as you'll be gone to get that work done. So if you're planning to be gone for three days, allow yourself at least three prep days prior to your time off -- but honestly preferable double the days, since you'll be doing double work during your prep days.
- Alert your key contacts early. Let them know you're planning time away and give them information on how to contact you in the event of an emergency.
- Turn on your autoresponder. Better to let your constituents know that you're away for a few days than to leave them thinking you're simply non-responsive.
- Step away from social media. In a world where "sharing" has become pervasive, it honestly feels pretty terrific to simply enjoy a vacation without worrying about how it will play on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
- Unplug. Seriously. If you can't do it alone, give your spouse your cell phone and laptop and invite them to hide your tools from you for a day or two. If necessary, allow yourself a short time to check in each morning or evening.
- Plan a buffer day or two on the backside. Don't overly schedule your return day to the office. Leave it unstructured so that you'll have plenty of time to get caught up on email, to tidy up loose ends that happened during your time off, and to simply get back in the groove.
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Spring Lake Park is looking for construction management services for its new public works building project.
The city council Nov. 5 unanimously approved sending out requests for proposal (RFP) for the job.
The RFPs will be send to a list of potential bidders the city received from Ham Lake, which recently went through a similar process, said City Administrator Barb Nelson.
Among the chosen company's duties will be to work with the project architect, develop a project budget and lead the construction of the facility.
Although the project plans have not been finished, the preliminary plan is to expand the existing detached garage on the north side of Spring Lake Park City Hall with a 6,000 square-foot addition to increase the city's storage space, said Nelson.
Currently the only storage space the city has is the garage attached to city hall, built in 1975, and the detached garage.
It is hoping to start construction in the spring with completion in the summer, Nelson said.
According to Nelson, the city plans on using a general obligation bond to pay for the estimated $565,000 cost.
Spring Lake Park will be accepting RFPs until Nov. 26 and council expects to select a construction management services provider at its Dec. 3 meeting.
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3 Ways to Approach to Innovation
What is innovation really about? Some believe it is distinct from creativity. Some believe it must go beyond small improvement. Many believe you need deep pockets, because innovation entails seeking and taking big risks with big ideas and radical departures from convention. Others believe it's the bailiwick of right-brainers only, and "suits" need not apply.
Those biases are limiting at best, and only serve to exclude the everyman from innovating. One of the best and simplest definitions of innovation is the one rendered by David Neeleman, founder of JetBlue: "Innovation is trying to figure out a way to do something better than it's ever been done before."
Here are three stories of innovation that show how different styles of thinking can lead to successful breakthroughs.
The Scientific Approach
Cyclist Lance Armstrong discovered that he could climb a mountain better by standing and spinning lower gears at a much higher cadence than the widely accepted practice of driving big gears while seated. He took a scientific approach to a problem: What's the best way to climb a mountain on a bike, given my gifts? By accepting and respecting the limitation of the medium, he leveraged the constraints in his effort to drive new ideas and methods. His record may never be matched: seven consecutive Tour de France titles.
Slow and Steady Pursuit of Better
While a handful of game-changing innovations can be traced to a stroke of genius, the vast majority of effective innovations result from a rigorous search for the optimal solution. Unexpected thunderbolt breakthroughs have little place in the strategic scheme of things, because they're very often one-offs or happy accidents, and not repeatable. You can't build a business on serendipity; it's neither predictable nor reliable.
The constant pursuit of better is.
The Lexus brand is a case in point. Toyota worked tirelessly at continuous improvement for 45 years before launching the luxury line. It then took just two years to displace Mercedes-Benz and BMW, entrenched for generations, as the top-selling luxury import nameplate in America.
Adapt With the Current Reality
What distinguishes great innovation is its ability to serve the needs of society with a valuable, meaningful contribution. Simply put, a successful mousetrap needs a serious rodent infestation, and a delivery system that places the mousetrap in the hands of those who can make the most use and best sense of it in today's terms.
A great innovation fits–fits the innovator, fits the times, and fits within a larger system. A great innovation shapes the attitudes and behaviors of people. A great innovation, big or small, changes how people think and work. A great innovation allows others to see in it their own opportunity for a new and better life. A great innovation, like great leadership, aims to create meaningful change.
It wasn't that long ago that the music world was fighting the trend to share and download single songs over the Internet–defending to death the old system under attack by music lovers. Then along comes Apple, with a nifty little MP3 player called the iPod. But not just another MP3 player. A whole new ecosystem, iTunes, to deliver songs the way people wanted them delivered, designed to allow the iPod and its users to fit seamlessly into the whole mechanism. Apple cut deals to make everyone gain. It adapted to the current reality, and both the course of the company as well as the shape of society, in way best described as rhythmic.
What guides the innovation efforts in your company?
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Instagram Co-Founder Kevin Systrom Clears Up Confusion – Will Not Be Selling Your Photos
After the internet flipped out about Instagram being able to sell your photos without consent and not pay you a dime, Instagram Co-founder Kevin Systrom took to the official Instagram blog site to set the record straight and clear up any confusion. Also, they won't be selling your photos. Those are still your property. Keep reading to see what he said.
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Advertising on Instagram From the start, Instagram was created to become a business. Advertising is one of many ways that Instagram can become a self-sustaining business, but not the only one. Our intention in updating the terms was to communicate that we'd like to experiment with innovative advertising that feels appropriate on Instagram. Instead it was interpreted by many that we were going to sell your photos to others without any compensation. This is not true and it is our mistake that this language is confusing. To be clear: it is not our intention to sell your photos. We are working on updated language in the terms to make sure this is clear.
To provide context, we envision a future where both users and brands alike may promote their photos & accounts to increase engagement and to build a more meaningful following. Let's say a business wanted to promote their account to gain more followers and Instagram was able to feature them in some way. In order to help make a more relevant and useful promotion, it would be helpful to see which of the people you follow also follow this business. In this way, some of the data you produce — like the actions you take (eg, following the account) and your profile photo — might show up if you are following this business.
The language we proposed also raised question about whether your photos can be part of an advertisement. We do not have plans for anything like this and because of that we're going to remove the language that raised the question. Our main goal is to avoid things likes advertising banners you see in other apps that would hurt the Instagram user experience. Instead, we want to create meaningful ways to help you discover new and interesting accounts and content while building a self-sustaining business at the same time.
Ownership Rights Instagram users own their content and Instagram does not claim any ownership rights over your photos. Nothing about this has changed. We respect that there are creative artists and hobbyists alike that pour their heart into creating beautiful photos, and we respect that your photos are your photos. Period.
I always want you to feel comfortable sharing your photos on Instagram and we will always work hard to foster and respect our community and go out of our way to support its rights.
Privacy Settings Nothing has changed about the control you have over who can see your photos. If you set your photos to private, Instagram only shares your photos with the people you've approved to follow you. We hope that this simple control makes it easy for everyone to decide what level of privacy makes sense.
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ANTWERP, Belgium — The United States is still dominating all-around qualifying at the world gymnastics championships, even without its defending champion or Olympic gold medalist.
In the absence of Jordyn Wieber and Gabby Douglas, a couple of 16-year-olds are setting up the U.S. team for a spectacular final weekend at the Antwerp Sports Palace.
U.S. champion Simone Biles used superb floor and vault exercises to sweep past teammate Kyla Ross Wednesday and clinch a 1-2 finish ahead of Friday's all-around final.
These days, Wieber is a student at UCLA and Douglas has not been in intensive training since the London Olympics.
Biles was the only gymnast to break the 60-point mark with 60.133, leaving overnight leader Ross well behind with 59.198 in second place overall. Yao Jinnan of China was third with 57.965.
"She did an excellent job. She handled her temper and was aggressive," U.S. coach Martha Karolyi said of Biles. "She even can do a better job."
In first place for the all-around, Biles also qualified for all four apparatus finals — floor, balance beam, uneven bars and vault — the first woman U.S. gymnast to do so since Shannon Miller in 1991.
Even though the top 24 go through and all start from scratch in the all-around, the wobbly performance of 2010 champion and title favorite Aliya Mustafina drew much attention as the Russian finished nearly three points behind Biles with 57.165.
The women's all-around final is Friday, one day after Japan's Kohei Uchimura is seeking to become the first men's four-time all-around world champion in the sport.
In a U.S. faceoff of teenagers competing in their first world championship, Biles finished ahead of Ross. But they proved the strength and depth of the U.S. team in the new Olympic cycle ahead of the 2016 Rio Games.
Biles said no one could intimidate her at the Antwerp Sports Palace because "Martha scares me more than the judges."
Mustafina wobbled her way through the opening balance beam exercise and followed it with a fall on the opening series of tumbles of the floor exercise in another listless performance.
She landed on her backside on her second vault, slapping her hand into the mat in frustration. She was through to the final so it left only her confidence bruised after Wednesday's performance.
McKayla Maroney of the U.S. stood in provisional sixth place, but won't make Friday's final behind Biles and Ross.
There should be plenty of Americans in the apparatus finals. Maroney topped Biles in the standings of the vault and should at least make the weekend final.
Biles was outstanding on the floor too, letting her muscles do the work on leaps and tumbles while her personality took over on the dance elements.
In all, the United States takes a maximum eight slots in the apparatus finals on top of the maximum two in the all-around.


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Now, you must go get these special, Nordic popovers this weekend!
I don't often get to say this, but I know for a fact I'm the first person to have the Thanksgiving "aebleskivers" (Danish pancakes, $4) from the North Park Roast Coach. The proprietress told me so. It's the perfect time of year for these pre-Christmas, Scandinavian popovers and they go just fine with the fancy, single-cup-production coffee from the cart outside of Sea Rocket Bistro.
The dumplings are only available Friday through Sunday, and I'm willing to bet the Thanksgiving specials won't stick around too long. They're filled with vegetarian stuffing and cranberries, then topped with a splash of brown gravy. I'm hard-pressed to think of a perfect analogue to which I can liken the texture, they're softer than gougeres and not as spongy as Chinese steamed buns, maybe a compromise between the two would get the idea across. Regardless, they were delicious and I highly recommend everyone run out and grab a few this weekend!
I would like to see a non-disposable dish option, for the record, because it seems eminently wasteful to utilize a clamshell container for people who intend to sit/stand around and nibble.
While you're there, perhaps try some of the very good coffee. I recommend "the Turk." ($3.50) Mint leaves soothe the mouth-numbing effect of cardamom and there's a touch of cream and sugar to make things interesting. Otherwise, the cart has a trio of different roasts to try.
I do have to call shenanigans on hipsters who think "pour over" coffee is some new hotness. Melitta coffee sets have been around for a cool century and I grew up in a household where all the coffee was pour over...for no other reason than that my parents didn't want to drink a whole pot of coffee at once. The deliciousness of the coffee at Roast Coach has very little to do with the labor-intensive, showy method; they just have good beans. Make pour over with Folgers and it will taste like Folgers.
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Diplomatic Feud Between India and U.S. Could Get Even UglierBy
Any would-be terrorist thinking of attacking Americans in New Delhi may now have an easier time targeting the U.S. embassy.
Furious about the arrest of a diplomat in New York City, who was arrested in front of her daughter's school on West 97th Street and charged with visa fraud for allegedly paying her domestic helper just one-third the minimum wage, the Indian government has withdrawn security barricades outside the American embassy. Government officials have taken other retaliatory measures, including canceling meetings with a visiting congressional delegation. India is "shocked and appalled by the public embarrassment of the diplomat," Foreign Ministry Spokesman Syed Akbaruddin said yesterday.
Secretary of State John Kerry is trying to defuse tensions. According to a State Department statement, he called Indian National Security Adviser Shivshankar Menon to express regret and convey "his concern that we not allow this unfortunate public issue to hurt our close and vital relationship with India."
As ugly as this squabble has become, it may just be an opening act. A much bigger fight could come next year if, as appears likely, Hindu nationalist Narendra Modi becomes India's next prime minister. Modi is the candidate of the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party, favored to win national elections due to be held by May.
Many business leaders and investors love Modi, the chief minister of the western state of Gujarat. He has nurtured a reputation as a pro-business politician, which will serve him well as he goes up against Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's ruling Congress Party-led coalition, which has struggled under the weight of corruption scandals, persistent inflation, and lackluster growth. In what may be a harbinger of next year's poll, the BJP scored big victories in local elections in November and December.
Modi may be on track to be the next prime minister of the world's largest democracy, but for years he's not been welcome in the U.S. The Bush administration in 2005 prevented Modi from visiting the country—not only rejecting his application for a diplomatic visa but also revoking his existing tourist/business visa—because of concerns about his actions during 2002 rioting in his state, an event that killed thousands of people, mostly Muslims. As the U.S. ambassador at the time, David C. Mulford, explained in a statement, the State Department made its decisions based on U.S. law forbidding entry to any foreign government official who "was responsible for or directly carried out, at any time, particularly severe violations of religious freedom."
Would the U.S. be willing to continue excluding a Prime Minister Modi? Some U.S. lawmakers are trying to make sure he stays on the blacklist. Representative Joe Pitts, a Republican from Pennsylvania, and Representative Keith Ellison, a Minnesota Democrat, introduced a resolution last month calling on the State Department to maintain the policy preventing Modi from obtaining a visa. "Strands of the Hindu nationalist movement have advanced a divisive and violent agenda that has harmed the social fabric of India," the resolution states, pointing out that it wasn't just Muslims targeted in the 2002 rioting. "Christians were also victims in Gujarat, and many churches were destroyed." The resolution also cites approvingly a Human Rights Watch report on the 10th anniversary of the riots that charged, "Modi has acted against whistleblowers while making no effort to prosecute those responsible for the anti-Muslim violence." Modi has denied any wrongdoing, and a investigation by a panel under the Indian Supreme Court found no evidence he made decisions that prevented victims from receiving assistance.
Modi's economic policies have won admirers among some conservative politicians in the U.S. In March, former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich tweeted about a Skype call with Modi "to talk about economic success of Gujarat." That same month Modi hosted a delegation of congressional Republicans including Representative Aaron Schock of Illinois, whom Modi called "an old friend of Gujarat." In August, Schock lauded the "honest, transparent, and open" policies in Modi's state, according to the Press Trust of India.
For the BJP leader, his visa problem has an upside, since as a victim of the Americans himself, Modi can now more easily take advantage of the brouhaha surrounding the arrest of the diplomat in New York. He took to Twitter yesterday to say he, too, was boycotting the congressional delegation: "Refused to meet the visiting USA delegation in solidarity with our nation, protesting ill-treatment meted to our lady diplomat in USA."


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Gardens Buffalo Niagara is hosting its annual Buffalo-style Garden Art Sale offering gardeners handcrafted artistic elements to enhance gardens and outdoor spaces. NEW THIS YEAR – it has gone from a one-day event to a two-day event. ALSO NEW – location has changed to the Buffalo & Erie County Botanical Gardens!
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No garden is complete without art. Are you looking for something unique or handmade to complete your garden art collection? Visit nearly 40 vendors of nature-themed items or works that can be displayed in a garden setting, in many mediums: sculpture, metalwork, paintings, woodwork, architectural remnants, found art, jewelry, ceramics, planters– anything that looks good in a garden!
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Gardens Buffalo Niagara presents events including: Tours of Open Gardens on Thursdays and Fridays throughout Buffalo Niagara during the month of July; the annual Buffalo-style Garden Art Sale; Horizon Club Travel's Great Garden Travel with Sally Cunningham; the "Buffalo Beyond Flowers: Sustainability in Action" tour; an "East Side Momentum" bus tour; promotion of ALL 18 Buffalo Niagara weekend garden tours; educational events; and Garden Walk Buffalo, the largest garden tour in America. For more information, visit www.GardensBuffaloNiagara.com
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I like the new theme, and I hope you can get the folder icons to work (although having both arrows and folder icons seems somewhat redundant). I also like the new tabs, but I wouldn't mind the old tabs, so whatever floats your boat. Of course, the ideal situation (from a user standpoint) would be to make themes more customizable.
Very nice work. At first, I didn't think I'd like the square tabs, but they're very attractive, at least here on Lion:
I agree. The blue dot needs to go.
Hi, thanks for the update. Very nice. And for the Tab-design - I started my own theme a view months ago just because i wanted this kind of tabs. They are not so dominant and require less padding. Like them.
Just for reference
I really like the new tab design but it would be nice if you could keep an alternative version with the classic tabs.
So this is what it feels like to be a trend starter...
brb, updating my theme to use circular tabs.
I replaced the blue "LED" tab dirty indicator with a simple gray dot (attached)
I like the folder icons - but it seem redundant to have both the folder and arrow icon - they both simple show the state of the folder - open or close.
Would be nice if you could simply swap out the arrow icon with something - maybe that could be part of the theme?
Love the new tabs! But the dirty file indicator not so much. Seen some themes using a colored line at the bottom of the tab instead. How about trying that?
I love the new tabs - they work well with Lion. Thank you!
I love the new find buttons! The new tabs are sweet also but I they're a little taller than Refined's tabs.
Find panel buttons seem out of place in Windows and Linux for me - I've only seen this style in Safari, while the old ones were more generic and nice. I may be just used to the old ones, however. Regarding the tabs: if the menu is not hidden (it is hidden in design screenshots), they miss some kind of top border.
It's amazing how a new theme can create an entirely different impression of an application. I surrendered and gave your theme a try. Your tabs are very classy. I still prefer my autocomplete panel and quickpanel, maybe because they're dark-themed. If you do create a dark theme, maybe take inspiration from this theme and use tweetbot's style for modified tabs.
+1 for not-so-tall tabs whose tops don't quite touch the top of the app's title bar.+1 for more angle on tab ends so we see more "tray" behind tabs, making them more distinct from one another.
Thanks for all the feedback so far, really appreciate it.
I've pushed an update for Soda Light that now includes both square and curved tabs. The tab style can be toggled via a user setting. Square remains the default at the moment, but to opt into using the curved tabs, add the following line to your "Settings - User" file:
"soda_classic_tabs": true
I'm still looking for an elegant way to handle custom settings. I'd like to use more than just booleans, and be able to group together all Soda settings under a single namespace rather than introduce a bunch of top level custom flags that may conflict with each other. If you know how to do that in a way that can be then read by a theme, please let me know
Here's a screenshot of the two tab styles for Soda Light:
UPDATE:Nevermind, found out that I had to set "highlight_modified_tabs" to true.
Original:Great work! It looks like the blue dot that signifies a file has unsaved changes has gone away in this version. Was that intentional? While I didn't like the look of the blue dot it was good to have a way of knowing if a file had been modified.
Ouch, looking at XP's outer surrounding chrome I can feel your pain I've pushed an update that allows toggling the tab style to a varient of the original tabs using "soda_classic_tabs: true" in your user settings. Hope that helps.
Nice work Ian! 2201 will be out soon with high dpi support, so if you're in the midst of making images, you may want to do them at 2x resolution (saving the high res versions as email@example.com if the normal res version is foo.png), so it'll look a bit nicer on high res displays.
Any chance to get an update for dark version anytime soon? I really like the square tabs & dark things
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text: At last year's Enterprise 2.0 Conference many conference goers called for more Enterprise 2.0 use cases. They wanted to know how organizations were becoming 2.0. What results were they seeing? What challenges and further opportunities still exist? Enterprise 2.0 guru Andrew McAfee echoed this need and called for a central repository of use cases to host great examples of Enterprise 2.0 in action. He created the Cases 2.0 wiki in response. So have we made any progress in the 8 months that have passed? Yesterday Susan Scrupski posted that "the Enterprise 2.0 community has failed (with any convincing success)... to produce business and game-changing case studies of measurable business improvement" indicating that perhaps we have not made as much progress as we would have liked.But reading through the speaker submissions for the 2008 Enterprise 2.0 Conference, I'm pleasantly surprised to see some excellent use cases coming in.These submissions include examples from Lockheed Martin, Intel, Wallem, NASA, BearingPoint, Fidelity and ATT to name just a few, and each conveys specific examples of how Enterprise 2.0 tools, technologies and methodologies are having real business impact. A submission from executive search firm Spencer Stuart describes how "Enterprise 2.0 technologies including RSS, Blogs, Wikis, Search, and Alerts provide knowledge workers with relevant, timely information in easy-to-consume formats." Union Bank of California is using RSS for corporate distribution list communications that would have otherwise happened on email. So maybe we're making progress here.Perhaps Ken Pauley, one of our Enterprise 2.0 Facebook members hit the nail on the head in this discussion board post a couple weeks ago:"Many of the sessions last year were great, but too many of the success stories or case studies were not what I would call Enterprise class deployments. There are a lot of challenges in deploying these technologies to large enterprises (25k+ employees); identity management, intranet vs extranet solutions, governance, etc. Hearing more about successes on that scale plus where companies are challenged would be very interesting in my book...others agree?"I do, Ken. Many of the use cases I'm reviewing are tackling a very specific function, usually within a single group within an organization. There are very few examples of Enterprise 2.0 being scaled to "enterprise" class. I'm confident more of these large-scale stories will emerge but it will take time. In the meantime we can learn a lot from what companies have accomplished so far.


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Our best selling series returns with another massive dose of Hardcore madness! 45 enormous lead riffs ready to drop straight into your next track. This collection of original floor mashing riffs and basslines is an excellent insight into how the pro's contruct their riffs and of course since they're provided in MIDI format so all you need to do is import them into your sequencer software, choose your own unique sound and tempo and you're away! And of course you can transpose and edit them to your heart's content with none of the restrictions of audio samples. For more information about the amazing flexibility of MIDI and how to use it check out our FAQ and tutorial sections.
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I have a Samsung Smartdock and my Note 3 works fine with it, but I noticed that the framerate is a little bit low and the output resolution don't match that of the TV (the image gets cropped on the borders). So I've been looking around to see if there's an app to play with hdmi out settings but all I'm getting are apps for specific devices (Nexus 10, Evo 4G and Droid X). Does anyone know if there's a generic one or one for note 3?
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Flushing's Reclaimed Cemetery
Above: Ye Olde Towne of Flushing Burial Ground
When I moved to Flushing in 1993 and started bicycling around the neighborhood, I found 46th Avenue along Flushing Cemetery an ideal route — there were relatively few stoplights and intersections, and it was a convenient way to reach Glen Oaks, Hollis Hills, Bellerose and into Nassau. I used to pass a spacious, but nondescript, playground called Martin's Field between 164th and 165th Streets. There were swings in the front, a sprinkler fountain, and the standard issue benches and lawns you find in a thousand other playgrounds around town.
However, Bayside historian and civil-rights activist Mandingo Tshaka had already been poring over real estate records and maps and had discovered that Martin's Field lay directly on top of an old cemetery founded in the early 19th century and that over one thousand people, mainly African-Americans, Native Americans and also some whites found their final repose here, partially due to a cholera and smallpox epidemic that raged through Flushing beginning in the 1840s.
Ground in eastern Flushing was purchased from the Bowne family to inter the victims of these diseases, as contamination was feared if they were buried in Flushing's already established cemeteries such as the St. George churchyard on Main Street. After the cholera epidemic had eased due to improved hygienic practices, the African Methodist Church of Flushing, which still exists today on Union Street, extensively used this ground for burials between about 1880 and 1898, when the last interment took place.
After that, however, the burial ground was completely forgotten as Flushing became more urbanized and streets and houses were built. The cemetery was acquired by the Parks Department in 1914 and in 1936 Parks Department chief Robert Moses developed it as a traditional playground, despite the fact that bones of the interred, along with the pennies placed on the eyes of the dead, were found during excavations. As a rule, Moses had no use for historic impediments to his projects, and not a lot of resistance arose against the playground project at the time.
And so Martin's Field, named for conservationist Everett P. Martin, remained for the next sixty years. Hearing of Parks' plan to renovate the playground in the 1990s, Tshaka embarked on a petitioning program, imploring local politicians and activists to reclaim the cemetery. These efforts finally met with success in 2004, as Queens Borough President Helen Marshall and then-City Councilman John Liu secured $2,667,000 to relocate the playground and add memorials that identified the cemetery, and re-landscape the hallowed ground.
By the time Moses began turning the burial ground into a playground, only four headstones remained, three of them belonging to the Bunn family. A new memorial wall was inscribed with the names. A marble slab providing a brief history of the cemetery along with some of the names of those who are buried was placed in the ground, and circular walks and benches replaced the playground, which was moved to the rear of the former park space.
An interesting touch is the pavement inscriptions of four Native American words, Wompanand, Wunnanameant, Sowwanad, and Chekusawand. These are four of the 17 names of Algonquian gods transcribed by Roger Williams, the founder of Rhode Island, into his 1643 book A Key Into the Language of the Americas.
The renamed Olde Towne of Flushing Burial Ground was rededicated on May 23, 2010, in a ceremony attended by Mandingo Tshaka and many local representatives.
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McGee, Price have strong All-Star cases
NEW YORK -- Don't assume that the Rays will have just one All-Star on the American League roster at this year's Midsummer Classic. Two players from the Rays could be suited up for the AL at Target Field.
And Evan Longoria, who was the only Rays player hoping to earn a spot through the fan vote, is likely not one of the two.
Reliever Jake McGee appears to be a lock.
The southpaw certainly has All-Star-caliber stuff, and Rays manager Joe Maddon has been outspoken in support of his candidacy. Adding the curveball back to his repertoire this season has added another dimension to his effectiveness.
"To be able to lace that within the other stuff that he's doing with the fastball," Maddon said, "it makes the fastball closer to 100."
Based on past precedent, David Price will be the second Rays player on this year's team.
In 2011, Price followed a Cy Young-caliber season with a slow start. Nevertheless, manager Ron Washington wanted him on the team for the simple fact he hoped to win the game so the AL could have home-field advantage during the World Series.
Fans can cast their votes for starters at MLB.com and all 30 club sites -- online or on a mobile device -- using the 2014 All-Star Game MLB.com Ballot Sponsored by Experian until Thursday at 11:59 p.m. ET. The 2014 All-Star Game will be played at Target Field on Tuesday, July 15.
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The speed of light has nothing on the speed of technology. Lately, whenever I am having a conversation with someone outside of our industry, most of my time is spent explaining all the acronyms I am using.
I think that most web development companies have a tendency to speak "geek" too much, and with the release of Drupal 8, we are once again moving into a market where we will be explaining technology to most of our clients (and potential clients).


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Not Quite "accidental" Nudity Leads To Beach Cat FightIt was about 10 years ago, spring of 2001 or 2002 was extremely hot for a couple of weeks in April so I decided to head to the beach and see what the pretty girls looked like. I brought my blanket, some food and my brand new 35mm camera. Later I would enjoy the fact that I did bring my camera to the beach that day. I sprawled my blanket out next to some young 20 year old girls and proceeded to enjoy the beach. The 4 girls next to me were having fun. They were talking and laughing and just seemed to be checking out the guys. They were not stuck up, they just seemed like plain Janes. I proceeded to take off my pants and underneath were my speedo looking underwear. I actually wear my underwear to the beach and everyone seems to think my underwear are speedos. Thay are made of polyester and are everything a speedo is. But my underwear have a much lighter material, and it helps my member area breathe down there, so I don't sweat. They are not see through, not even when wet are they see through. Well as I take my pants off the girls are looking at me giggling. I just turn my body and lay down on my stomach on my blanket and enjoy my rest. My swimming trunks (underwear) hug my body and they allow a tiny bit of my but cheeks to show. Nothing much. As I lay there on my blanket for a few minutes I notice the girls are laughing about my little bit of but showing. This goes on for a few minutes and so I decide to pull up my enderwear and let more cheeks show. They continue to be concentrating on my but. I am 120 pounds, 35 years old and slim trim body. After a few more minutes I notice one of the hot young girls take out her camera and photograph me. I thought this is kinda wild, they're hormones seemed to have been aroused. So now I decide to show more of my but and the bikini clad girl gets up and gets closer and takes another picture of me as her friends all giggle. Seeing how I have these 4 hot young girls attention I decide to get very daring. I stay laying on my stomach but I adjust the bottom of my underwear so that a tiny bit of my member is slightly showing. This set them off like a fire cracker. They were just giggling and laughing like crazy. They were clearly hot and turned on. I was only showing a sliver of my member, barely noticeable, but they noticed. I just layed back down and did not look at them. Well as I hear the giggles grow louder I see the young girl with the camera get up and walk over to my balnket. she was standing right over me taking my picture. So as she was about to take another picture I was so hot and horny and hard I decided I was gonna just give her a picture worth taking so I casually pulled the top of my trunks, I mean underwear up so my hard **** was hanging out stiff as a board. I rolled slightly to the right and that made my d i c k stand straight up in the air so she could photograph it. She was going crazy as she took a few photos of my rock hard ****. Her girlfriends were just rolling with laghter and horny lust it seemed. She went back to her girlfriends and they were just excited as hell at what I had just done. I then felt I had gone far enough so its time to just lay down and be good now. Well about 4 minutes later I pick my head up to look at the young hot bikini clad girls, they were just making a lot of noise and laughter at this point. One of the girls walks over to her friend and grabs at her top. I could not believe I was seeing this. After they saw and photographed my hard ****, this really got their hormones raging. The one girls gets a real good hold of her friends bikini top and she pulls it right off busting the tie. I was hot and horny and pulsating at this point. I stayed layed down and just turned my head to watch this naked cat fight. The girl who lost her bikini top was covering her bare breasts with her hands. She then uses her arm to cover her breasts as she pulls at her friends bikini. She tore her top right off. Now these two girls are just rolling around on top of each other trying to get their bikini's back. It was playful, sexual and just downright horny play. At that moment I realize I have my 35mm camera with me. A few times as they are catfighting I notice they remove their hands from their breasts just to show me their perky young ****. I am going crazy and with my **** hard as hell as I watch this show they are putting on for me. I triggered this hormonal catfight. I then grab my 35mm camera with the zoom lens and take about 4 pictures of this horny catfight. One of the girls in their group is giggling and laughing like crazy as she sees I am taking pictures with my camera. She yells to her friends "hey he's got a big old camera with a zoom lense". When the two top naked hottys turn and see my camera that seemed to put the fizzle in their catfight. There were other people on the beach that day but noone seemed to care. We all just let our hormones rage. After the naked girls stopped their catfight, I turned around to the other side of me and saw this 30 year old woman getting her things together and seeming huffy and mad at what she too just witnessed. But when I looked down at my underwear I realised that through all my excitement of watching and photographing the catfight, I let my **** fall out and the 30 yearold woman who was leaving the beach had about a 10 minute view of my **** the whole time. I only was able to take 4 pictures. It was great. Only one of the pics show a whole exposed b o o b, But everytime I look at these pictures it just gets me so hot thinking about that hormone fueled day. It was a great experience. I may put the pictures up here, but I think out of respect for the girls, I will paint over their eyes a litlle, just to obscure their faces a little. Sexuality is just wonderful isn't it?
true2form2 36-40, M 1 Response 2 Apr 18, 2011
I think I would have had a blast at that situation myself. Great story. I would love to see those photos


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Central Arkansas Christian will enter the 7-4A District Softball Tournament this week as the fourth seed and will thus need to win only its first game to advance to next week's Class 4A South Regional.
Amy Zini's Lady Mustangs closed the conference schedule 3-4 with Friday's 8-3 loss to Ashdown. They beat Riverview in a non-conference game Monday, 4-3, to improve to 8-10 overall.
They will open the district tournament Friday at Malvern against the winner of the first-round game between fifth-seeded Bauxite and eighth-seeded Pulaski Robinson. They beat Bauxite during the regular season, 7-4, and lost to Robinson, 12-11.
The other first-round game Friday is between No. 6 Arkansas Baptist and No. 7 Arkadelphia. Malvern, the third seed, will get that winner in Friday's late game.
Should CAC win its opener, it would advance to Saturday's semifinal against Nashville, the conference champion and top seed. No. 2 Ashdown will face the survivor of Malvern-Baptist/Arkadelphia. The championship and consolation games will also be Saturday. The top four finishers will advance to the South Regional at Star City against the top four from the 8-4A May 9-10.
Zini was optimistic Monday about her team's chances in the post-season.
"We are probably playing our best here lately in conference," she said. "We need to be sure to not let up and we need to stay focused."
CAC was scheduled for two non-conference opponents early in the week to prep for the post-season: Riverview on Monday and Pulaski Academy on Tuesday.
Against Ashdown, the Lady Mustangs were within 4-3 through the top of the sixth.
"But in the bottom of the inning, we blew three opportunities to get the third out with no additional runs scored, but we could not close it," Zini said. "Errors let them add four runs to their lead. Until the last inning, the defense was tight."
She praised the play of sophomore Taylor Kittinger, who "had an amazing last at-bat, going 11 pitches to full count before lining out to center field," and sophomore catcher Bailey Zini who "did a great job behind the plate with no passed balls and a pick-off at second with a runner on third to end a big inning."
On Senior Night last week, the Lady Mustangs celebrated with a 19-0 stomping of Little Rock Christian.
"We were hitting well that game," Zini said. "Fourteen of our 19 runs were earned. Junior Rachel Basham had a three-run home run and then a triple."
Rain washed out a non-conference game with Lonoke after one inning last week with the Lady Mustangs leading, 1-0. Another non-conference contest with Perryville was also cancelled because of weather last week.


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Are women supposed to be moody?
I don't know. I'm never moody. I'm always nice and even when I'm having a bad day, I never show my emotions or take it out on others. You'd never know I was having a bad day.
The reason I'm bringing this up is because my friend has been acting rather moody lately. We went out to dinner last night and before we even left our dorm, I could sense she was in a funk. On the way to dinner, I asked her what was wrong and she said that she bought something and they swipped her debit card 4 times and charged her for it. She told me that she called the company and they realized their mistake and they took it off. They said that they'd put the money back in the bank, but it wouldn't be in her account until monday. She said she was pissed about it, but she has plenty money in the bank to go to dinner and go shopping if she wanted to. I asked her if she wanted to this some other time because I'd rather not go anywhere with her at all than to put up with her rudeness. She said, I'm fine. So we proceded to the restaurant.
To make a long story short, while at the restaurant, she was acting totally rude towards me. On a couple of occasions, she interupped me and said, "Are you still talking?" and "Oh I wasn't even listening to you." Then after dinner, I needed to go to Whole Foods which was 2 blocks away from the restaurant. She complained the ENTIRE way there. She kept saying, "Oh my goodness, this walk is taking forever! When are we gonna get there! This place is so far!" granted the night before, I went with her to the mall and walked to another mall which is like 5 blocks away without complaining! It was cold, but I walked there without out a peep because I didn't mind. If it had been an issue, I would've said so! She's been moody last weekend and the weekend before then, but during the week she's been cool. When she like this, I just feel like when we graduate, I won't be keeping in contact with her.
I have a few other female friends who are the same way. They can be just as nice and cool as they can be one day and be mean and rude the next day. I seriously can't put up with it. It's like my biggest pet peeve. Unfortunately, I find moodiness to be common among my black female friends. I just don't know what that's all about.
She didn't handle herself well, but it sounds like there are equal amounts of rudeness going on here.
As to whether all women are moody, I don't think so. I do think we might show our feelings more than you're comfortable with, but that's not being moody. When something bad happens, it's NORMAL to react.
everybody has an off day, and thats okay, but if their attitudes are making you not want to be around them, then dont put up with it.
I'm pretty even keeled, increasingly so as i age (46). I think its more likely a personality/coping issue.
If she's someone who stomps around being a jerk and milking it all the time, that's one thing, but it sounds like you just don't want your friends to be unhappy around you, to suck it up and put on a happy face and not infringe on your good time and that's not being much of a friend. Bad things happen and it's normal and ok to react to them.
I'm not a big emotional outburst person myself, but I know it's appropriate to be unhappy or angry sometimes and people need to work that out. Granted, I don't want to hear about someone's credit card mistake for HOURS but I understand if they need to be pissed for a while to get past it.
IMO that's not being moody, that's being a rude jerk. Everyone has days where they're a down, stressed or whatnot, doesn't mean you have to take it out on others.
I agree the friend is being a jerk, I just think it's unreasonable to expect that none of your friends will ever have a bad day and need to work through it. I don't think being rude has to be part of it, but not being in the very best mood ever might be.
Your friend was taking out her frustrations on you. It's one thing to gripe to a friend about something and it's quite another to gripe at her, for something she had nothing to do with. Not cool.
I wouldn't tolerate a friend taking her bad moods out on me on a regular basis. I try to be kind and thoughtful of my friends and expect the same in return.
The same girl just asked me if I wanted to go to the movies today. We were supposed to go yesterday, but didn't go because another friend who wanted to go couldn't because he practices the sabbath and couldn't go until saturday night. Her response was, "Great, so will be seeing another movie on a saturaday night when the theater will be packed." She wanted to go saturaday afternoon. Then she called me today asking if we wanted to go and said in a sarcastic tone, "Is the sabbath today? Can he go out today?" I just thought that was so rude! She knows that he's 7th day adv. but she's does not even care that he can't do certain things because of his faith. So, we are going to an 8pm movie because she wants to. She told me that, "If we don't go to this movie at 8pm, I'm not going to see this movie at all!" Granted, we've been to the movies EVERY weekend this semester as saw EVERY movie that she wanted to see.:angry5:.. Sorry about the venting...
Everyone gets moody but it's still our responsibility to be careful how we treat people no matter what our moods are.
I guess the question is, what do you get out of your friendship with this young woman? If the bad outweighs the good and you find yourself feeling bad around her most of the time, the friendship isn't really worth keeping, is it?
You know you're so right, medussa. I definitely have somethings to evaluate.
No, women are not "supposed" to be moody. Men are subject to all sorts of hormonal wackiness, too.
I sure have. I guarantee you, this is not a female thing. This is a human being thing. Some people are better at reeling it in than others, but trust me, both genders are just as apt to be whiny and moody and sour as one another.
I've known quite a few guys who were way moodier than your average woman.
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Worksafe says it is no closer to finding the cause of a farm accident in which a Buntine man died last week.
The 66-year-old man's wife found him dead on Thursday evening.
Worksafe says it appears the man was run over by a tractor.
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As the summer draws to a close at High Cascade, the riders are hitting the glacier with renewed drive and creativity to make the most of the season before the lifts close at Timberline. From Alex Lopez's smooth, surf-style snowboarding to Spencer Schubert getting wild on the rail setup, Session 5 at High Cascade was one for the history books.
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Featuring: Alex Lopez, Scott Blum, Max Warbington, Oliver Dixon, Alex Cato, Colton Maddy, Danika Duffy, Christian Sparks, Jack Harris, Brett Wilkinson, John "Mamba" McDonald, Jacob Krugmire, Ben Ferguson, Shane Ruprecht, Kevin Maples, Christian Hobush, Ayumo Hirano, Matty B, Johnny O'Connor, Nick Dirks, and Spencer Schubert.
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