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Whoever believes that there isn't any difference between a programmer and a 'software engineer' is living in an illusionary world. By the way, when I talk of a software engineer here, I refer to a person who tries to address the requirements of the client applying the rules of engineering systematically (I don't understand why people so often use this title incorrectly), in a substantial contrast to the way a programmer would have gone about the same task.
Well, to be honest, all my escapades into the world of software engineering have only lead me to develop this opinion: You remove fun from programming, include a whole lot of responsibleness and bring in hierarchy, what you get then is 'software engineering'.
Software engineering is all about ensuring quality, cost effectiveness, thereby in some ways having to put aside creativity, and innovation! Now that does not necessarily go down well with a programmer. For years, since we were in high school, we've been coding, writing the most imaginative pieces of codes, driven by some hidden zeal for creativity and innovation, all for fun. And now when we have to do all these things with a great vigil over us, with continuous monitoring and control, all in an environment that is more hostile than motivating, we realize that the shift from a programmer to a software engineer is not entirely a smooth sail.
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While they're still only a tiny portion of overall US retail sales, retail online sales continued to rise in the second quarter to US$15.7 billion. That's up 23.1 percent from the US$12.7 billion posted in the same period a year ago.
The estimated figures were released today in a report from the Census Bureau of the U.S. Department of Commerce, which tracks retail sales and other economic indicators for the nation.
Overall retail sales through traditional brick-and-mortar stores and e-commerce sales totaled US$919 billion in the second quarter, which ended June 30. That was 7.8 percent higher than the US$852 billion posted for the same period last year, according to Commerce Department figures.
The quarterly e-commerce sales accounted for just 1.7 percent of total retail sales, a slight uptick from the second quarter of 2003, when e-commerce sales made up 1.5 percent of total retail sales. In the first quarter of 2004, e-commerce sales were 1.9 percent of total sales.
A spokesman for the Commerce Department's Center for Economic Studies couldn't be reached Friday for comment.
E-commerce sales in the second quarter were up about 0.9 percent from the previous quarter, while overall retail sales rose about 10.1 percent for the same period.
Analyst Carol Baroudi at Baroudi Bloor in Arlington, Mass., said the continuing increases in e-commerce retail sales from quarter to quarter "speaks to the enormous potential for e-commerce." Even so, traditional retailers aren't likely to be bested by online sales anytime soon.
"Is (e-commerce) going to replace the corner store? No way," she said. "I still think we're at the very tip of the iceberg. Is it going to hit 50 percent of sales anytime soon? No, but it is going to grow like gangbusters."
William Cody, managing director of the Jay H. Baker Retailing Initiative, an industry center at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, agreed that while e-commerce is small compared to traditional retail sales, it will continue to play an important role in the economy.
"It hopefully will be an additive (sales driver) for specific retailers who do it well," Cody said. But online retail won't likely ever take over the sales lead from retail stores and malls because "one of the few social activities out there is going shopping. You're not going to get rid of the social chase."
E-commerce sales figures for the fourth quarter of 2003 ended the year on a high note, with US$17.2 billion sales in the final three months of 2003, up a hefty 25.1 percent from the US$13.7 billion in sales posted during the same quarter in 2002.
The Commerce Department has been tracking e-commerce sales since 1999, but has not adjusted its figures for seasonal differences. That will change in the department's third-quarter report, when it will begin making adjustments for those differences to help make the figures more accurate.
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A reassessment of the sections of the genus Cytisus Desf. (Cytiseae, Leguminosae)
Recent morphological and molecular research on Cytisus and allied genera has produced a great deal of new data relevant to systematics, which have not yet been incorporated into a consistent classification system of the genus. We have compared and evaluated recently published cladograms and phenograms based on morphological and molecular (nuclear and plastid DNA) characters. The genus Cytisus sensu lato, including Calicotome, Chamaecytisus, Chronanthus, and Lembotropis, appears to be monophyletic. A subdivision of the genus Cytisus in 13 sections is presented; one species, C. tribracteolatus, remains incertae sedis. A new section (C. sect. Dendrocytisus) and two new combinations for taxa in C. sect. Calicotome are proposed.
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23 January 2012
Paper smooches Sparks challenge January 12th...
Another week another challenge and this week the photo for inspiration is as follows
I love the bright red and green in the pic so i went with these colours and make this card.
I used Paper Smooches stamp set "wake up" and coloured with copics. ( R22,24,27-G02,05,07 & 0)
I also used my Fiskars Double Bubble Border Punch and My Favourite Things Grass border die and film strip die. The paper is My minds eye.
3 comments:
- Meadie said...
Gorgeous card, I just love all the berries, hugs x x
- January 23, 2012 at 3:21 PM
- Marie / Legojenta said...
How cute with the film strip detail! Thank you so much for playing along in this SPARKS challenge =)
- January 24, 2012 at 5:36 AM
Fab card Tara - love your filmstrip and pretty punching :)
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This Christmas we will be celebrating the birth of Jesus in one of the most beautiful historic buildings in all of Woodland - The Woodland Opera House. Our service will be one hour and we'll have people ready to watch the little ones birth-3years old. We have a limited amount of seats so go to CatalystChristmas.org today to reserve your seat.
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Washington (ANI): American singers Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon decided to celebrate their first wedding anniversary by buying a new house together. The two, who have been on the lookout for the perfect California estate for the last few months, have reportedly doled out 7 million dollars for actress Farrah Fawcett's former mansion, reports Contactmusic.
The couple, who celebrated one year of marriage on April 30, settled on buying the smaller property, a five bedroom, eight bathroom home in Bel Air. According to RealEstalker.com, Carey and Cannon bought the house in early April from music engineer/producer Allen Sides, who had previously purchased it from Charlie's Angels star Fawcett.
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To the Farne Islands sea bird sanctuary on a perfect day. At Seahouses, we board The Glad Tidings bound for Staple Island and Inner Farne. Billy Shiel has a fleet of boats and we choose 'a day for ornithologists and photographers' and everyone climbs aboard bearing binoculars, cameras and tripods. A week later and Iolo Williams and the Spring Watch team cannot film on Farne because weather has deteriorated and it's wild in the North Sea .
Introduction to the Farne Islands
Perfect weather to sail to the Farne Islands. Iolo Williams will be there for 'Spring Watch' during this week. On a fine day a fleet of boats takes visitors to the islands so the Spring Watch team will have to find the solitude needed for filming, if they prefer to avoid a crowd of extras. Home with a lots of photographs, I'd like to reflect on the experience before writing about it. In the meantime, some image of the sea-birds that colonise the cliffs and breed on the islands.
Welcome to the Lake District National Park, including Scout Scar- a Site of Special Scientific Interest. What's special, what might I find ? A local man who walks there daily asked me that very question. There is nothing to tell the diversity of flora and fauna. Where does the Park begin and what might visitors see? Coming to a new place, it's good to find a welcome and to learn what the highlights are. Of course, you may read my books and this blog but we also need welcoming information boards to set the scene for everyone, for locals and tourists alike.
Smearsett Scar and Wharfe Wood
Wild pansy and lark-song in a wild wind. Up on Smearsett Scar pansies in the rough moorland grasses took a thrashing. Limestone is the character of the place but the wind gave us such a buffeting we walked briskly above the Scar, scarcely stopping to admire landscape features. A hazy day, and the quality of light was less spectacular than when I was here in early February. Viola tricolor was the motif of the day on the moors. What a contrast with Wharfe Wood and Oxenber Wood, enclosed in field walls of limestone. A flora wonderful to see. The lost glory of an English wood, here lovingly conserved.
When I first found linnet on the Gower coast in May the colours were stunning: gorse a deep gold and the male linnet resplendent in breeding plumage. Years later, I began to find linnet on Scout Scar in summer, infrequently. Now I know their habitat, I know the gorse and juniper scrub they favour, I've learnt their song and their habit. For some time I've been hearing lesser redpoll in this same habitat, but until late April I wasn't able to confirm this with images. It's easy to confuse the two, unless there's strong light and a good sighting.
Early in the morning a bluish haze blotted out the fells. Heard my first cuckoo of spring, where I had seen a cuckoo in silent flight last week and where I found him two years ago. I lingered, checked out every likely tree where I knew he might display. A hare jinked away over limestone clitter into the juniper. Made my way to a stone ruin on a hunch- there had been rain earlier in the week so there might be rue leaved saxifrage.
Yewbarrow and Latterbarrow
A glorious day for Yewbarrow and Latterbarrow. Cowslips and primroses were abundant, with the first early purple orchids. There were orange-tip butterflies, brimstones and peacocks active in the morning sunshine. Tree-flowers were a delight. We looked down on WItherslack, with its damson trees white with blossom. Oak were bursting into leaf and I could see catkins high in the crown, too far off to show.
Redstart and snow
Redstart are come. There's a sense of urgency in the chilly air. The imperative of the breeding season: find a mate, claim a territory. Here, and now. The topmost branches of budding whitebeam rise above the cliff edge and here the males display. Hot African colour against snow on the distant fells which the sun highlights. Cloud blots out the Langdale Pikes , flows across the Lyth Valley and unleashes a volley of hail on Scout Scar. The birds vanish, down into the trees that grow against the cliff face- an inaccessible wood perfect for their nests.
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Many Russian radicals were anarchists who sought the abolition of all formal government.World History: Patterns of Change and Continuity (1995)
Other changes include the abolition of stamp duty on share purchases, which will come into effect next April.Times, Sunday Times (2013)
The abolition of tax on savings for millions of savers will also go down well with Conservative voters.Times, Sunday Times (2015)
The politics of early abolition of the tax are awful.Times, Sunday Times (2012)
If there is any argument for the abolition of capital punishment then it is this.Times, Sunday Times (2009)
He was very gregarious and generous, and also a progressive politician who campaigned for the abolition of capital punishment and women's suffrage.Times, Sunday Times (2016)
Last night campaigners for the abolition of the monarchy slammed the Duchy's deal with the taxman.The Sun (2006)
The last time a referendum was held in Greece was in 1974 to confirm the setting up of the republic and abolition of the monarchy.Times, Sunday Times (2015)
The trade-off for drivers would be the abolition of road tax and fuel duty, and more spending on the road network.Times, Sunday Times (2009)
This should include the abolition of the partial defences of provocation and diminished responsibility.Times, Sunday Times (2006)
Unless they get something in return - like the abolition of car tax - road pricing could turn into road rage.The Sun (2007)
What began as pro-democracy demonstrations have become an angry uprising the aim of which is the abdication of the King and the abolition of the monarchy.Times, Sunday Times (2006)
Such a system could be a flat tax and the abolition of all tax reliefs and exemptions.Times, Sunday Times (2012)
The party was promising a crackdown on crime, a referendum on the Lisbon treaty and the abolition of inheritance tax for all but millionaires.Times, Sunday Times (2014)
Their list included the abolition of the bishops, and the restructuring of the church along Presbyterian lines.Christianity Today (2000)
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Inglese britannico: abolition /ˌæbəˈlɪʃən/ NOUN
The abolition of something is its formal ending.
...the abolition of slavery.
- Inglese americano: abolition
- Arabo: إِلْغاء
- Portoghese brasiliano: abolição
- Cinese: 废除
- Croato: ukinuće
- Ceco: zrušení
- Danese: afskaffelse
- Olandese: afschaffing
- Spagnolo europeo: abolición
- Finlandese: lakkautus kumoaminen
- Francese: abolition
- Tedesco: Abschaffung
- Greco: κατάργηση
- Italiano: abolizione
- Giapponese: 廃止
- Coreano: 폐지
- Norvegese: avskaffelse
- Polacco: zniesienie
- Portoghese Europeo: abolição
- Romeno: abolire
- Russo: отмена
- Spagnolo: abolición
- Svedese: avskaffande
- Thailandese: การล้มเลิก
- Turco: yürürlükten kaldırma
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Being new to the area, I have been slow to learn about the little treasures this city has to offer, focusing more attention on things like where to find all my favorite stores, or which grocery store carries my favorite wine, or who does the best toes in town. But along the way, the relocation has landed me in a new position at Spartanburg Science Center, which is located on the Chapman Cultural Center campus in downtown Spartanburg. The entire campus itself is quite the little gem. I find myself extremely lucky to look out my window and see the kids playing in the water fountain of Barnet Park. In former jobs, it was nice to simply have a window… which I kept the blinds closed on because who wants to watch cars come and go through the parking lot?
Starting at this time of year has put me straight into the mix. Last week, we hosted our first camp of the summer for the pre-schoolers and they were such a delight. This has been a precious opportunity for me to meet new people and begin to experience the warmth and neighborly atmosphere of this little city. Kind of got a down home, small town feel to it.
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Well, we got our first review. The reviewer was in on the first day we opened. Of course his visit was unannounced and unbeknownst to us. I'll keep you in suspense a little longer, you' have to read the review for yourself to see what he thought of his Tamale experience.
(I'm very pleased, oh, that is a clue to his comments...)
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
The Press Let The Story Leak, Part 2
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Great review. I enjoyed 'imbued'. I was able to work into some analysis this week 'perigee' and 'efficacy, I think he wins though.
- December 2, 2008 at 5:18 PM
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- December 2, 2008 at 7:10 PM
- Chris said...
Congrats on the review!!!
- December 2, 2008 at 7:41 PM
- Laura Fitzgerald said...
My favorite line:
Tucson Tamale Company "has given me a new-found optimism for the local food scene."
- December 3, 2008 at 6:51 AM
- Kedar said...
Congratulations on your opening. I've added you to a vegetarian resource site I volunteer for, VegGuide.org.
Please tell your customers to write reviews there, too! We look forward to seeing more vegan options on your menu. Best, Kedar
- December 3, 2008 at 8:58 AM
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All three of the teenagers who have been charged attend school at Proviso East High School in Maywood.
On Wednesday night, ABC7 talked to a Proviso East High School teacher, someone who has an inside look everyday. He talked to us, hoping his voice would help improve the safety and security at the school.
It's a vicious attack, all caught on camera inside Proviso East High School on February 19. The victim was kicked and beaten so badly she ended up in the hospital.
Even more disturbing, perhaps, is what we've heard from one teacher who does not want to be identified.
A Proviso East teacher is stepping forward, saying the environment is so bad the teachers call it a zoo.
"It's not Proviso East. It's Provi-zoo East because the children seemingly are very out of control and very disrespectful," said the teacher.
The teacher says he wants to keep his identity secret because he's afraid he'll get fired since he's speaking out. He says fights like this one are common.
"There were three fights today...this is before the YouTube stuff," he said.
The fight, which has been broadcast on YouTube and watched more than 2,000 times, happened in the school's cafeteria.
"It lasted at least a minute...it took awhile for the security to really see it because of the big crowd," said Sontanisha Thompson, witness.
Three 16-year-old sophomores now face charges, one for filming the fight, and two for allegedly beating the victim.
"This person didn't like the victim. She told her friends and told other people that she was going to beat the other person up that day," said Tom Dart, Cook County sheriff.
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Hello netters! Last night, the 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards where held at The Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California – and our Alyssa was in attendance! Our girl lighted up the red carpet in a saffron yellow empire-waist sleeveless gown, matched with Graziela and Rona Pfeiffer jewelry. This is not my favorite look of hers (and definitly doesn't top the amazing TCA Winter Press Tour look from last week!), but she does look really beautiful. What's your thoughts on the outfit? Give us your opinions in the comments field at this post.
Kudos to the amazing Nicole from Adoring Emilia Clarke and Irish Captain (Colin O'Donoghue), as well as Claudia from Precious Stone: Lisa Edelstein, we now have 100+ gorgeous HQ photos from the event and the InStyle and The Weinstein Company's After Parties. I'll have even more for y'all later on though, just need to sort through them all – but I wanted to share these with you right away!
Below, you can view a footage from the red carpet (Alyssa can be caught at 1:44). If anyone wants screencaptures from the clip, let me know by commenting to this post! I have also attached Alyssa's Globes releated tweets for those of you who're interested in what/who she's wearing, and who her date for the night was! Enjoy all the pretty new photos, and stay tuned for more additions from the Globes and the TCA Winter Press Tour later on…
@Alyssa_Milano: My dress is Ports 1961. My earrings and ring are Graziela Gems and my bracelet is Rona Pfeiffer. #GoldenGlobes #FeelLikeAPrincess
@Alyssa_Milano: And for those who've asked, my date is Bob Sertner. He is my Executive Producer on #Mistresses. (My husband is Bradley Cooper's date).
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- Public Appearances 2013 > January 13: 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards – Arrivals x68
- Public Appearances 2013 > January 13: 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards – Inside x05
- Public Appearances 2013 > January 13: 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards – Instyle's After Party x11
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The young man, clad in camouflage trousers and black T-shirt and flanked by two guards, waved and flashed a grin. His father, who had waited for hours in Istanbul's main courthouse to catch a glimpse of him, waved back helplessly, trapped behind a barrier stopping families from entering the initial hearings for thousands detained after last week's failed coup. He tried to look encouraging. But as soon as the 20-year-old soldier turned away, the older man dropped to the ground, sobbing and shaking at the sight of his boy being led from court.
The botched plot lead to the death of at least 240 civilians and security personnel who fought back against the insurrectionists. But the coup leaders also risked ruining the lives of the ordinary soldiers working under their orders. Some of them believed they were going out on a training exercise when they left their barracks on Friday night.
In Istanbul's Caglayan courthouse on Wednesday, hundreds of young men were marched in crocodile line up and down the echoing marbled corridors. Many wore maroon or bottle-green shorts with black socks pulled partway up their calves. They looked dirty and disheveled but there were no obvious signs of mistreatment.
On each floor of the towering building, clusters of anxious families waited outside the sectioned-off row of rooms designated as "heavy penal courts". Some sobbed. Others sat quietly or paced up and down. Each time a lawyer emerged, a gaggle of mothers, fathers, sisters and brothers desperate to hear news from inside would instantly form.
More than 5,000 members of the armed forces were rounded up in the wake of the failed plot. Among them were 115 generals and 350 officers. But many of those waiting at Caglayan on Wednesday were there to support students from two military colleges in Istanbul.
One father, a former bank worker who is off work with bone marrow cancer that has left him looking pale and gaunt, said that his son, aged 21, was a student at the Kuleli military high school in Cengelkoy, a tranquil waterside district on the Asian side of Istanbul.
The man — who like all those interviewed asked for his name to be withheld for fear of jeopardising the cases — had been unable to speak to his son. However, he had seen a photograph of him with another soldier on the first bridge across Istanbul's Bosphorus straits, seized by plotters on Friday night.
He was convinced of his boy's innocence. "In my family, about 60 per cent of us have been in the security services," he said. "We love our country. We love our flag."
Asked if his child could have been a follower of Fethullah Gulen, the exiled cleric whose supporters are accused of orchestrating the coup attempt, he was adamant. "My son is a normal soldier," he said. "He was sent to the first bridge by his commander."
Describing himself as a supporter of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, he was convinced that his son would be released. "I believe in Turkish justice," he said. "My son is not a terrorist. He is not a traitor."
It was unclear whether his hopes would be realised. Witnesses have said that soldiers on the bridge opened fire on crowds of ordinary citizens as they surged towards the troops. Other students from the Kuleli academy allegedly took part in the bloody battles in the surrounding district that left between 10 and 17 civilians dead. After the coup was put down, a total of 80 students from the school were reportedly arrested, including 62 aged between 14 and 17.
Among the most distraught relatives was a mother whose only son is a cadet at the Turkish air force military academy in Yesilkoy, near Istanbul's Ataturk airport. Dressed in jeans and a leopard-print headscarf, she said that her boy, aged 20, was training to be a pilot. "He was one of the most successful students in his class."
She had been able to see him briefly four days ago at a local police station. He told her that on the night of the putsch attempt he had been loaded on to a bus with other students but had not been involved in any clashes.
Despite this, she seemed far less certain about his fate than the other parents lining the corridors. The hearings were closed to the public and she was struggling to keep up with developments behind closed doors. "We don't know what is happening. We don't know anything," she said. "I hope it will be OK." She broke into sobs. "Oh God, oh God, my son."
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Thanksgiving is different this year for flood victims still displaced after the August flooding. Denham Springs Mayor Gerard Landry says 80% of the homes and businesses in their town had flood damage. He says it's a struggle for homeowners to find qualified workers to fix up their homes and repairs are expensive.
"Some of the homeowners didn't have flood insurance. This is going to be a struggle that's going to last for quite some time, those folks have dug into their savings, their retirement savings."
Landry says typically Thanksgiving is a time to visit with family and friends, but many flood victims have been living with loved ones for nearly 100 days. He says many people will try to carry on the tradition in a different city and everyone is working to help one another.
"If you can give a meal to a friend or a family that's missing something for Thanksgiving then do so, if you can just reach out and just volunteer an hour a week to help somebody, just help with the rebuilding process."
Landry says despite all of the struggles with rebuilding many in Denham Springs are thankful on this Thanksgiving. He says they also thank God for small favors too, as the flood could've been even worse.
"We can also be thankful that the flood didn't happen when we had temperatures down into the 30s. You can think of what hypothermia would've done to some of these folks as they were trying to be rescued and the rescuers themselves."


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Settle Town Council are leading the project to create a Skate Park in Settle.
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This has been a long-term dream for the young people of Settle over the past 15 years and has significant support from the local community.
The council aim to raise between £90-100k over the next 12 months to enable us to start work.
Large funding applications have been submitted to various funding sources such as National Lottery, North Yorkshire Police Commissioners Fund, Settle Middle School Legacy Fund and Sport England.
The Town Council have committed £20k towards the scheme and the young people are busy raising money through stalls and other fundraising activities.Community funds raised or donated so far has amounted to £1500 and still coming in. Another £20k has been pledged subject to all other funds being in place.A successful National Lottery bid will add another £9,600. So just over half has been raised or pledged.
We are hoping to complete within 18 months.
This project offers your business a fantastic advertising opportunity, a chance to demonstrate your commitment to the project for the local community and a chance to support a key local project.
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Here is a more accurate depiction of what Pumpkin Patch Pictures 2012 (which I have been trying to make happen for weeks now) were really like for the Andrews family, clearly in opposition to anything you may see on a popular social networking site.
|Knox was not happy unless he was throwing pumpkins or walking around doing really uncute things.
|I call this one "Fat Woman Falling". Knox smiled for the first time*.
|*Oh, except for about ten pictures during which he was behaving, smiling, and holding pumpkins (as opposed to throwing them) but my light meter was set wrong in my haste to capture the miracle.
If you'd like to see the opposite of what we were all feeling about our photoshoot today, you can look at our album on Facebook here. Isn't it grand???


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Jumped into the harbour to cool down after which was magic. Got a bit scared about sharks though.
Affected by the heat in the afternoon. Thank God it's supposed to cool down tonight.
15km all up.
Speaking of sharks, Wildman - despite criticising me for training crap over the past 2 weeks and brimming with confidence himself - refuses to give me more than 30s on Saturday morning. Honestly, it gets to a point when the only fair bet you can get is from Timmy! But fortunately one of the lawyers at work has agreed to a 5minute head start at JPMorgan for a 6 pack of Coopers Pale Ale so should get some redress. I don't think he'll manage 4 min kms.


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John Hellmrich was born 3rd March 1812 in Parskene, Aberdeenshire in Scotland. He was one of six children to Charles Hellmrich (1779 – 1879) and his wife Elspit Summers (1778 – 1862). * Elspit's name is spelled several different ways in records. On the 26th March 1812, John was christened in Skene, Aberdeen, Scotland. His mother's name was recorded as Elspet. John's siblings were Alexander Burnett Hellmrich b. 1805, Mary Burnett (?) Hellmrich b. 1808, Charlotte Hellmrich b.1810, Charles Frederick Hellmrich b. 1814 and Isabel Hellmrich b.1816. Isabel died nine and a half years later still in childhood and is buried with her father.
On the 11th December 1836 John married Margaret Mathieson at Banchory-Devenick, Kincardineshire, Scotland. Margaret was born and as I understand raised in Banchory-Devenick. John was 24 and Margaret 22 respectively when they married.
Margaret Mathieson was born around 1815. She was the daughter of John Mathieson (1790 – 1837) and Margaret Mathieson both of Scotland. John and Margaret (confused yet? – yes the same names as her parents!) had six children. John Lambertus Hellmrich b. 1837, George Donaldson Hellmrich b. 1841, Charles G Hellmrich b.1845 , Margaret Hellmrich b. 1843, Alexander Burnett Hellmrich b. 1850 and Mary Jane Hellmrich b.1852.
John and Margaret must have had adventurous souls because at some point in the proceedings they decided to emigrate from Scotland to the colony of Australia. They boarded The Lady Kennaway which departed Leith Roads on 19 April 1838.
John and Margaret came to Australia as assisted bounty immigrants in a group of 283 immigrants. Assisted bounty immigrants were free people who had been 'located' by an agent and were given free passage to Australia and some assistance to help them with setting up their new lives in the colonies. The agents were paid a fee by the government of the colonies and Britain. This was to secure young immigrants, mainly from the working classes or trades who could settle into the new country that desperately needed labour to ensure it's growth.
John and Margaret fitted the bill. They had only married two years beforehand and were both fit and young. John had a trade as a Mason. They sailed with their six month old son John from Leith Roads. Leith Roads being a stretch of water about 2 kilometres long from the coastal town of Leith in Scotland where ships were able to dock and sail out from.
According to the shipping records the journey was largely uneventful for the Hellmrich family. On the shipping records they are recorded as Helmwich, no doubt a clerical error. They also sailed with Thomas Mathieson and his young family. Likely these were relations of Margaret Mathieson . Thomas was listed as a Labourer. Both families hailed from Aberdeen in Scotland. All of the Hellmrich's and Mathieson's (adults) could read and write. They gave their religion as Presbyterian. John's father by this time was deceased and his mother recorded as a housekeeper in Aberdeen, Elspath Somers. They arrived in Port Jackson, Sydney, New South Wales on 12th August 1838. Between 1842 – 1843 the electoral rolls show John, Margaret and their family living in Clarence Lane in Sydney. During their time in Sydney they also lived at Gordon Street in Paddington.
From 1846 whilst the family were living in Two Fold Bay, John was employed as a stone-mason/builder on Boyd's Tower. Boyd's Tower is a 23 metre stone tower which was built from Pyrmont sandstone from Sydney. Benjamin Boyd a fellow Scot had commissioned the tower to be built. The initial purpose of the tower was for it to be used as a lighthouse. Boyd's tower is now a popular tourist destination for those visiting Sydney. Poor old Boyd some years later went broke and lost all of his money.
In February of 1851 gold was discovered near Bathurst at an area that becomes known as Sofala. Within months the area was teeming with gold prospectors hoping to make it rich quick . John joined them on the gold rush diggings. On the 27th December 1851, aged 39, John is reported in the Empire newspaper as one of the many miners who has joined the gold rush and had some success. In John's case this was a modest 6 ounce find at Sofala in New South Wales. In today's money that is worth about $5,400.
By 1853 the electoral rolls show John once again living back with the family in Paddington a comfortable suburb of inner Sydney. In 1865 the family were recorded with John at the age of 53 in the Sands Directory with his occupation given as stonemason living at Gordon Street in Paddington. John is also recorded in the Sydney Morning Herald 27 April 1864 as a Councillor for his local area. He attended regular council meetings. John would have had to be voted into this position. On the 11th May 1870 John's death was recorded in Paddington. His name was spelled Hellmrich. Registration number 2053. John's fathers name is given as Charles and his mother as Elspeth. He died at his home at Gordon Street in Paddington. In 1886 Margaret is recorded in the Sands Directory as living at Mary Street in Newtown as Mrs Hellmrich.
Margaret died in 1898. Neither of her parents names are included on the index of her death. Rather oddly they are marked as unknown. Her death was recorded in Newtown. Margaret's name is also recorded with the spelling of Hellmrich. After this generation Hellmrich becomes Helmrich as one of the l's is dropped.


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We headed north some more. We traveled 158 miles up Hwy 99 to Manteca, CA. Our destination is a Thousand Trails Preserve called Turtle Beach Fish Camp. We are traveling this route because we are going to visit Donna's brothers in Oroville, CA and a TT park is free for us. And we plan on staying here for 2 weeks while the California weather warms up a bit. It is getting up to the mid 50s during the day, and low 40s at night. We even got rained on. It has been awhile since we experianced rain. California greatly needs it.
We got set up in Space D8. We have 30 Amp and water right now.
We will move Tuesday to a full hookup site with 50 Amp.
The park is located right by the San Joaquin River.
Saw a pelican fishing in the river.
This is not a bad place. Lots of trees (instead of Palms like AZ). It looks like Fall because the leaves are off the trees.
They have a clubhouse.
There was a Superbowl potluck during the game, but since we just got setup, we opted to watch the Seahawks blow away the Broncos in our RV. Yea!!!!!
They call this place Turtle Beach.
And by golly....I found them!
We checked out the area and found lots of shopping close by.
We visited Jo-Ann Fabrics, Safeway, Walmart, and ....
Bass Pro!
I love stores like these. Cabelas is similar. Like a zoo with stuffed animals, and a cool aquarium. Not to mention the cool stuff!
Look at these guys out front.
I did buy one item.
For my toys.
Oh... and here is the latest addition to our house.
It will keep our tomato plant company.


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Cultural Resource Inventory of the Rock Creek Riparian Zone Improvementproject
Author(s): David C. Gross
Year: 1984
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41065 (Fips Code) • North America (Continent) • North Central Oregon • Oregon (State / Territory) • United States of America (Country) • Wasco (County)
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min long: -121.805; min lat: 44.822 ; max long: -120.371; max lat: 45.705 ;
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This was where Hitler lived for five years after the death of his mother.
This was where Hitler lived with Hausler in an apartment.
This was a dog cared for by a soldier in the Bavarian Army.
The Bavarian Army
A young Adolph Hitler enlisted in this military force.
The National Socialist German Worker's Party
This was a political group that began after World War I and ruled Germany from 1933-1945.
This was the prison where Hitler served time for disturbing the peace.
Landsberg am Lech
This was the prison where Hitler spend 13 months for a failed coup.
This was the place where a rally drew a crowd of approximately 110,000 young people.
This group anxiously watched the growing anti-Semitic stand taken by the Nazis.
This was the demilitarized zone composed of German lands near the Rhine River.
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Halloween is here, which means fall is in full swing. We are, of course, in the height of our busy season, both videotaping all of those fall weddings that have become so popular as well as editing all of the summer and fall weddings.
We're also still trying to catch up on posting all of our past wedding video that we have available online. This brings us to Ashley and Ronnie's Anchor Inn Wedding Video. The Anchor Inn is located on the water in Pasadena, Maryland. One of the best parts is that it is a Catering by Uptown facility. They have the yummiest food by far of all the caterers. I mean lobster bisque during cocktail hour…Awesome!
We hope you enjoy Ronnie and Ashley's Wedding Highlights video. We've changed our style a lot since we filmed this, but I think you'll agree that capturing the beautiful location scenery and touching moments has always been our forte.


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On to glory we march... And on to free copies of Crackdown? Well, Warner Bros is giving away 300 copies in a contest that coincides with 300 the movie.
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FileteadoPosted by rod - 01.02.2010
Fileteado is a type of artistic drawing, with stylised lines and flowered, climbing plants typically used in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is used to adorn all kind of beloved objects, signs, taxis, lorries and even the old Colectivos, Buenos Aires' buses. Filetes (the lines in Fileteado style) are usually full of colored ornaments and symmetries completed with poetic phrases, sayings and aphorisms, both humorous or roguish, emotional or philosophical. They have been part of the culture of the Porteños (inhabitants of Buenos Aires) since the beginnings of the 20th century. images via fileteado.com.ar flickr.com btcracks.com bobbintalk.com


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you have saved Israel in times of trouble.
Why are you like a stranger in the land,
or like a traveler who only stays one night?
"Please, Lord," I pray, "This family can't take anything more right now. Please allow this cat to live, at least until my husband finds a job."
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Ms. Klein represents CSPI in the regulatory arena, commenting to USDA and FDA on issues relating to food safety programs, including risk-based inspection, imported food, school lunch safety, and irradiated food labeling, among others.
Ms. Klein was recently appointed by the Secretary of Agriculture to the National Meat and Poultry Advisory Committee. She also serves on the Steering Committee of a multi-stakeholder initiative developing standards for the ethical production of food, including food safety, farmworker treatment, and animal welfare. She is the author of Dirty Dining, and is leading CSPI's campaign for restaurant ratings, encouraging states and local governments to standardize and publicize restaurant inspection scores. Ms. Klein is the lead author of The Ten Riskiest Foods Regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Ms. Klein regularly appears in the national media, including CNN, The New York Times, NPR, NBC Nightly News, ABC's Good Morning America, and others, as a food safety expert.
Prior to joining CSPI, Ms. Klein was an Assistant Attorney General with the District of Columbia Office of the Attorney General. In that capacity, she drafted consumer protection legislation that is now law in the District. She has also worked with U.S. PIRG on consumer protection issues, and the National Whistleblower Center on whistleblower law.
Ms. Klein holds a JD from George Washington University and a Master's Degree in Public Communications from American University. She holds a Bachelor's degree from Boston University, and is a member of the District of Columbia and Maryland Bars.
The views represented here are her own, and do not necessarily represent those of her employer.
How did you become interested in food safety?
I always knew I was interested in consumer protection writ large. I found myself (this is way before law school) writing letters to the editor a lot, and becoming angry at what I perceived as a real disconnect between what consumers believe they are getting and what industry is actually supplying—in everything from consumer goods to financial services to cable and cell phone plans. I went to law school knowing that I wanted consumer issues to be my focus.
When I graduated, I went to work with the D.C. Attorney General's Office of Consumer Protection, focusing on mostly issues of credit, identity theft, price gouging, and the like. When I was ready to move on, I spoke to a mentor at Consumers Union—regarded by many as the holy grail of consumer work—and he recommended CSPI. When I looked into CSPI and food safety, I was almost immediately smitten by the issues. Unlike almost any other consumer protection issue—and remember, I am a die-hard consumer advocate—this is one in which consumers have no choice, and no chance to protect themselves. With payday loans, you can argue that the consumer should have known better. When a product malfunctions, you can argue that the consumer used it wrong. There's always fine print, always a question of who-knew-what-when. With food safety, we are all just rolling the dice, three times a day, every day. We can try to minimize our risk—cook our meat thoroughly, clean our kitchens, wash our hands, etc—and none of that will protect us when organic pre-washed bagged spinach is contaminated with e.coli.
That's what really excited me about this field: that if there are not voices—loud, insistent, persistent voices—demanding safe food, what then? We can't avoid food. We can't even pick-and-choose. We can't opt out. And so we have to opt-in, in a serious and profound way. That's what I consider my work to be.
What issue is important to you right now?
I'm pretty worked up about raw milk. Raw milk is unpasteurized milk—it's "all natural" in the same way that raw manure is. That is to say, it's true that it's fresh from the cow, but clearly you don't want raw manure being applied as fertilizer to your fresh spinach. (There are laws about that.) The raw milk movement has taken a fringe issue and jumped on the coattails of some legitimate food movements—local, organic, sustainable. They've tried to co-opt that audience, which really cares about the integrity of food production, and have insinuated that if you care about organics, or small farmers, you necessarily must support (and drink) raw milk. In truth, raw milk is dangerous, and much of the rhetoric its supporters use is simply revisionist history. They ignore the abysmal rate of infant mortality at the turn of the century (which plummeted after pasteurization) and instead make up ridiculous claims about what raw milk can do: cure cancer, cure autism, cure allergies. The worst thing is that impressionable mothers—mothers who only want the best for their kids—can be coerced into using raw milk. It's one thing if some fringe naturalists want to drink it—that's their assumption of risk. But their aggressive campaign to mainstream raw milk is both dishonest and dangerous.
You can tell even from this interview how worked up I am about this issue. Interestingly, we often joke in our office that each of us will eventually stumble on our hot-button issue… the one food thing that really gets our blood pumping. For one of my colleagues, it's raw oysters from the Gulf region. For another it's methylmercury in tuna. We're all passionate about all of it, but every once in a while an issue 'crosses your plate' that really gets you in the gut. (So to speak.)
What's the work environment like at CSPI and how does it differ from your previous legal experiences?
I have found non-profit work to be a great environment for people who are passionate advocates about issues. Unlike most legal environments, issue advocacy is an environment that invites, expects, and supports an emotional connection to the problem. In other parts of the law, and in other legal environments, practicing law truly is "reason free from passion." In issue advocacy, it's the combination of outrage, passion, enthusiasm, AND the law that makes for a successful enterprise. CSPI is no exception: the people here are universally passionate about food (safety, nutrition, etc). It makes for a very fulfilling career, to be doing something you really care about surrounded by other people who really care about the same thing.
It can often seem like consumer groups and the food industry are adversaries. Is that a fair description? If so, is that inevitable?
The relationship between consumer groups and the industry is complicated. In some instances, or with specific companies, it does feel very acrimonious. When we see a bad actor (Wright County Egg or the Peanut Corporation of America, for example) it's hard not to feel like these people are being criminally negligent with all of our lives. But other times, the relationship is much more collaborative—such as on recent food safety legislation. The food industry has no desire or incentive to make people sick; they do have a desire to minimize costs, however. But when recalls and outbreaks start costing them big bucks—as they have in recent years—suddenly those companies very much want to devote time and resources to fixing the problem. CSPI has often been called the "food police." It's an apt nickname, even if it's intended to be mocking. Just like an officer on the beat, we're watching. And as long as the food industry behaves both legally and (in some cases) ethically, we're just going to keep watching. But we'll come after that industry with sirens blaring if they break the law or injure consumers.
There also appears to be a certain tension between the pro-regulatory stance of food safety advocates like CSPI and the sustainable agriculture movement, which fears overregulation will strangle small producers. How do you balance these apparently competing interests?
Despite my personal support for sustainable ag and local farming (and my deep enjoyment of farmer's markets), ultimately I do not believe that the underlying principle of production should be the determining factor in regulation. Whether you are producing food, cars, pharmaceuticals, or houses, you must provide a safe product for consumers. As much as I appreciate the values of the sustainable ag movement, I'm not willing to trade safe for local—I want both.
The example I like to give is this one: I decide to start building cars in my garage, because I want to produce cars out of recycled parts, I want to use alternative energies to fuel them, I want to employ local workers and I want to represent the local entrepreneur and not Detroit big-auto. These are all important and laudable principles. I enjoy no oversight from any federal agency, and minimal oversight from the state. My cars may drive safely some of the time—and occasionally one might explode on the highway and cause a multi-vehicle crash with fatalities. Because we like my principles…my underlying values of production… are we okay with risking those fatalities? Or is it both fair and essential that I assume the cost of some regulatory oversight to hopefully catch those problems? I believe it is, particularly when those costs can be assessed with an eye to minimizing the burden on those small producers. Ultimately, the risk to consumers from the product is what should determine the regulatory scheme—not the principles or values of the producer, however much we might appreciate them.
Outside of the standard Food and Drug Law course, what classes might a person interested in food law want to take while in law school?
The choices for food courses—and consumer advocacy courses generally—are usually somewhat limited. A general consumer law course is a good base, as is a products liability course. These are not simply because of the legal principles, but for helping to find out if you really are interested in being a consumer advocate. The food shelves at Barnes & Noble are getting bigger as food issues get hipper, and it doesn't hurt to read a few of those (with the caveat of maintaining critical thinking while reading; see my answer to the next question). It's also great to seek out professors and mentors in the field (of food and consumer issues generally). The depth of knowledge these people have is immense, and their willingness to share their enthusiasm and passion for consumer protection is really exciting.
Is there anything else you would like to share with law students interested in food issues?
As with any area of consumer law (and as a good exercise in critical thinking) try to avoid falling into the easy "us vs. them" mentality. It's very easy to read all the hip literature from Michael Pollan and become an advocate of sustainable farms—and that's great. But it's not that simple. Food safety is complicated, and nuanced, and the answer is not always as obvious or as clear as we might wish. The same is true for legal questions surrounding nutrition, hunger, 'sin' taxes, and other food-related issues. Try not to get caught up in the blogosphere—think critically and comprehensively about the issues. And—and this is hard for many of us in the non-profit world, because we're optimists—try to think about these issues in reality, not in the world 'as we wish it were'. Can you feed 300 million people on the sustainable farm model? If not, what can you change about modern ag to make it more sustainable? Can you change cultural perceptions about meat? How? Who else wins and loses when you change/increase/decrease regulation of food, beyond just the obvious industries? Where does farmworker justice come in? There are so many questions, and the issues are so complex. My advice is to never think you know it all. At the same time, recognizing how crucial these issues are to our health, our economy, our environment… developing a passion for these issues and a respect for all the people involved (eaters, growers, workers, producers) is critical.
Are there any foods you avoid eating?
I avoid the obvious red-flag foods—ones that you don't have to be a food safety advocate to know might not be safe: raw oysters, raw milk, raw eggs, raw sprouts. I also don't eat ground beef, and my toddler twins are basically vegetarians. (Small comfort since the spinach outbreak of 2007, and all the produce outbreaks since… but still very little poultry—and no red meat—for them.) I try to shop for meat at places like Costco—it may surprise you, but they are really progressive about food safety and do a good job of requiring their suppliers to test products more rigorously than others. If Wal-Mart did the same, we'd see a major improvement in food safety in this country, because everyone wants to sell to Wal-Mart.
What did you have for dinner last night?
Hah. Last night I had roasted Brussels sprouts for the first time, and found them delicious. Potato latkes, because it's Chanukah. And I made roast chicken breast but didn't eat it—despite what the meat thermometer said, it still tasted undercooked to me. Poor chicken was probably just a victim of my day job.


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SINGAPORE - It was a horrific sight for her husband and two-year-old son to come home to.
Madam Wang Wan Jin, 31, was found lying on the kitchen floor in a pool of blood when the pair returned home at around 7pm.
She was pronounced dead on the scene by paramedics at around 7.30pm on Monday in her 11th-storey unit at Block 653A, Jurong West Street 61.
Her mother, who is in her 60s, spoke to reporters from Chinese evening daily Lianhe Wanbao yesterday morning at the mortuary.
She said: "The police told me my daughter had a wound in her abdominal area and a knife was placed next to her."
Police have classified it as a case of unnatural death.
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Scientists have taken spectroscopic snapshots of nature's most mysterious relay race: the passage of extra protons from one water molecule to another during conductivity.The finding represents a major benchmark in our knowledge of how water conducts a positive electrical charge, which is a fundamental mechanism found in biology and chemistry. The researchers, led by Yale chemistry professor Mark Johnson, report their discovery in the Dec. 1 edition of the journal Science.
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Review and synopsis of Killer Body
How far would you go for a killer body? That's the question Hearn Hill answers in her latest novel featuring four women, three of whom are vying for the position of the "Killer Body" spokesperson, and one who is investigating her cousin's untimely death, along with the sudden disappearance of spokesperson Julie Larimore, whose vanishing has left the position up for grabs. But has Julie met foul play, or simply tired of the game? Questions such as these, will lead these women down a treacherous and dangerous path, where beauty can be deadly.
These four women come together in a highly suspenseful and timely story of perfection, danger, and the search for oneself in a world where the outside ranks higher than the inside. Tightly plotted with characters that are genuinely real and appealing, Hearn Hill scores again in a story that you won't want to miss.
Tell us a bit about the women in your latest book.
When the spokesperson for Killer Body, Inc. disappears, three women vie for the spot. Gabriella Paquette, an American-born princess, is separated from her philandering husband. She's broke and convinced the Killer Body job will help her get her own talk show. Rochelle McArthur, a former television star, believes the job will help her reinvent herself. Tania Marie Camp, whose public affair with America's most trusted (and very married) news commentator, is desperate for credibility. Instead, Tania Marie is hounded by photographers who want only to record her yo-yoing weight. Enter Rikki Fitzpatrick, the reporter whose cousin died while on the Killer Body program.
What is it that so strongly drives them towards this need for perfection?
What drives them is what drives the rest of us. Each of us has a hole in her life, just as my characters do. Food will never fill that hole, but some of us believe a killer body can.
Killer Body touches upon a very sensitive issue for many women, what made you decide to tackle this?
Because it's what my friends and I talk about when no one's listening. Because it's what I've spent too many years obsessing about. Because after losing almost 30 pounds in 1999, I wanted to write about weight/food issues. And I wanted to do it in a thriller format, a story driven by characters, not any specific "message."
The danger inherent with this current obsession with weight is very obvious, what did you find most startling about it during your research?
Probably the drug aspect. I mean, I understand all too well that eating a package of chocolate-chip cookie dough doesn't count if you do it standing, with the refrigerator door open and the lights off. But I didn't realize that people will really swallow Epson Salts, that they'll take drugs (even inject drugs) they know will endanger their health, their lives, to knock off ten or more pounds in a hurry. Still, I look at the current trends – the eat-all-the-meat-and-cheese-you-want trends—and I can guess that the next step to injections probably isn't such a giant step, after all. I follow the Weight Watchers program. It works for me because it's not a diet that, once you quit it, you gain back. I also like the idea of being in control of what I eat.
In a perfect world, where would your characters go from here?
The characters (well, the ones who live) figure out that having a killer body won't fill that hole in their lives. I know they're going to be OK, even the one who ends up as the Killer Body, Inc. spokesperson.
What is the most important message you would like readers to walk away with after reading your book?
First of all, I just hope you enjoy the book and the characters. That's my first job—to tell you a story about fictional people who matter to me (and I hope matter to you.) If you take away a message, it might (but doesn't have to) be that the power to heal yourself is within you. The only things that own you are those of which you cannot speak. I speak out in Killer Body. My characters speak out. Many people shared amazing stories about weight/food issues with me. They speak out. I'm uncomfortable talking about The Message, though. I just tell the story through the characters. The rest is up to the reader.
Now for some more general questions. Any favorite authors you'd care to share with us who may have inspired you to write?
I loved Joan Didion's Play It As It Lays, which I read at an impressionable age. It made me realize that it was possible to write voice-driven fiction. I've read poetry since I could read. That also influenced me. My mother promised to let me have all of her fairy tale books if I would learn to read before I went to kindergarten. I did. They were the scary old tales, where the witch ate the little kids. No wonder I write thrillers and sleep with a light on.
When did you know you wanted to be a writer?
n the fourth grade, in Mrs. Gerdes' class, when I won a Coca Cola contest in 25 words or less. The bug bit. I knew that I had to be a writer.
What's the most difficult part of writing a novel?
For me, the first 100 pages. Only then, do I see the story.
Why do those who meet you at conferences and who take your classes have such a high rate of success?
Ultimately, it's because of them, because they're ready and because they can shout down those voices in their heads. In my classes, as in my books, my theme is empowerment, but that's not my mission. It's not up to me to decide who's ready for success and who isn't. In my advanced workshop, which has been featured in Writer's Digest, we have a published cowboy poet, an essay writer who's been published in Woman's Day, the editor of a book about Hispanic labor leader Cesar Chavez, the author of a business book with Amacom, an award-winning mystery writer, the columnist who writes the Cosmopolitan magazine Bedside Astrologer (and who landed a six-figure, two-book contract with Simon & Schuster), one of the top quilting artists/authors in the country, and the author of Redneck Haiku. Can you imagine the fun we have on Tuesday nights?
And finally, any ideas you'd care to share about your next book?
If It Bleeds, a mass-market paperback and the first of my newspaper thrillers, will be out in August. After newly promoted newspaper reporter Corina Vasquez covers the murder of the city's first woman mayor, she is stalked by a hideous man with a scarred neck and an obsession with fire. Corina soon realizes that this is not just another murder—that the stakes are high, and somehow she is the key. The only person who can help is Mayor Wes Shaw, the man she still loves, who abruptly broke their engagement almost a year before. This book introduces, not only Corina, but Geri LaRue, the hearing-impaired reporter, who will have a book of her own next August. I have a six-book contract with MIRA, am currently working on No. 5.
I'll also have a new hardcover thriller, MISTRESS, publishing in February of '05. When a much-loved U.S. president dies, his former mistress contacts the least likely person – Reebie Mahoney, a recently divorced employee for a temporary service, who no longer cares about anything, and tells her they must meet. Before they can, the mistress is killed, and Reebie is the prime suspect.
Author, teacher and public speaker Bonnie Hearn Hill has always been courageous about allowing her personal experiences to influence her work. Her 2003 novel, Intern, sprang from her interest in the older-man/younger woman attraction and was called, "a page-turner" by Publishers Weekly. KILLER BODY, published February 2004, is about our weight-obsessed culture and about how far some will go to attain a killer body. And, like Intern, it's a thriller.
"I love reading thrillers, and I love writing them," Hearn Hill said. "If I can take something away from any thriller I read, I feel that much richer. I hope my readers will remember the book and its issues after they've finished reading it."
And what does she want her readers to take from KILLER BODY? "First of all, the food issues many of us have, the way we self-medicate with food. And ultimately, of course, all of those scary things people do to try to fix inside flaws by trying to adjust their body image."
Born in Yuba City, California, Hearn Hill worked as a newspaper editor for 22 years, and wrote a nonfiction book on legendary Muscle Beach, Santa Monica with Harold Zinkin, the first Mr. California and inventor of the Universal Gym Machine. She has long been interested in the fitness/weight-loss industry and the American myth that no one can ever be too rich or too thin. The characters in KILLER BODY find out otherwise – and some are willing to die for just that – a killer body.
In researching her book, she talked to personal trainers, doctors specializing in weight loss, prize-winning bodybuilders and members of her own Weight Watchers group, where she became a life member in 1999. "Weight Watchers isn't magic. That's why it works," she said. "The weight loss is slow but steady. It's a program you can live with forever. One of my characters is ultimately helped by the program, but most of them resort to more drastic measures."
Hearn Hill said she was amazed how readily people shared their "fat stories" with her. "I couldn't have invented anything as bizarre and as sad as what was shared with me when I was researching the book," she said. "They were happy to talk about it and glad someone was writing about it."
A national writers' conference speaker, Hearn Hill teaches fiction writing for Writer's Digest Online Workshops and is a mentor to many writers. She leads a private writers' workshop in Fresno, California. In her workshops, as well as her novels, the theme is empowerment.
Bonnie Hearn Hill WILL BE ONE OF THE FEATURED SPEAKERS (ALONG WITH CAROL HIGGINS CLARK) AT THE YOSEMITE WRITERS CONFERENCE IN AUGUST.


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Provision a machine by booting into a WinPE environment and then install an operating system using a Windows Imaging File Format (WIM) image of an existing Windows reference machine.
The following is a high-level overview of the steps required to prepare for WIM provisioning:
Identify or create the staging area. This should be a network directory that can be specified as a UNC path or mounted as a network drive by the reference machine, the system on which you build the WinPE image, and the virtualization host on which machines are provisioned.
Ensure that a DHCP server is available on the network. vRealize Automation cannot provision machines by using a WIM image unless DHCP is available.
Identify or create the reference machine within the virtualization platform you intend to use for provisioning. For vRealize Automation requirements, see Reference Machine Requirements for WIM Provisioning. For information about creating a reference machine, please see the documentation provided by your hypervisor.
Using the System Preparation Utility for Windows, prepare the reference machine's operating system for deployment. See SysPrep Requirements for the Reference Machine.
Create the WIM image of the reference machine. Do not include any spaces in the WIM image file name or provisioning fails.
Create any custom scripts you want to use to customize provisioned machines and place them in the appropriate work item directory of your PEBuilder installation. See Specify Custom Scripts in a PEBuilder WinPE.
Create a WinPE image that contains the vRealize Automation guest agent. You can use the vRealize Automation PEBuilder to create the WinPE image. See Create a WinPE Image by Using PEBuilder. You can create the WinPE image by using another method, but you must manually insert the vRealize Automation guest agent. See Manually Insert the Guest Agent into a WinPE Image.
Place the WinPE image in the location required by your virtualization platform. If you do not know the location, please see the documentation provided by your hypervisor.
Gather the following information so that tenant administrators and business group managers can include it in their blueprints:
The name and location of the WinPE ISO image.
The name of the WIM file, the UNC path to the WIM file, and the index used to extract the desired image from the WIM file.
The user name and password under which to map the WIM image path to a network drive on the provisioned machine.
If you do not want to accept the default, K, the drive letter to which the WIM image path is mapped on the provisioned machine.
For vCenter Server integrations, the vCenter Server guest operating system version with which vCenter Server is to create the machine.
(Optional) For SCVMM integrations, the ISO, virtual hard disk, or hardware profile to attach to provisioned machines.
You can create a build profile with the property set WimImagingProperties to include all of this required information. This makes it easier for tenant administrators and business group managers to include this information correctly in their blueprints. Optionally, you can also add the property set SysprepProperties and prompt tenant administrators and business group managers to specify or overwrite settings in the SysPrep answer file.


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Six Steps to Forgiveness
I get a lot of questions from people about forgiveness. People resist forgiveness for a variety of reasons. Some people believe that if you forgive someone for the harm they did, you will be asking for more harm down the line—in other words, forgiveness leaves you more vulnerable, not less. Other people believe that if you forgive someone, you will be giving them a free pass or condoning what they did—these people hold out, seeking punishment and vengeance. And some people simply don't know how to forgive—it sounds simple in theory but difficult to execute with intention. So I thought I'd write this week's blog in honor of forgiveness.
When you are in a relationship with another person, you will inevitably get hurt. People do things intentionally and unintentionally that cause us pain. When you are hurt by the people you love, it is normal to feel caught between wanting to forgive and reconnect with wanting to protect yourself. Forgiveness is hard to do when you feel so let down. It is normal to move quickly into protect and defend mode. When we are hurt, we automatically withdraw, attack, or freeze. Most of us vacillate between these various modes as we struggle with understanding the perceived attack and strategizing on how to punish the attacker or at the very least, hold the attacker accountable for his or her actions. Most emotional injury results in us disconnecting from the very person we love and long to connect with. It is quite an internal battle.
The way to get through the internal battle and back to peace of mind is with forgiveness.
Forgiveness is one of the most important skills in creating loving relationships. People aren't perfect. When you feel hurt by someone, it may have as much, if not more to do with your interpretations of their actions, rather than their actions alone. In other words, while the person who hurt you is responsible for their actions, you are always responsible for your interpretations, feelings and reactions no matter what they have done to you. Again, this doesn't mean that people aren't responsible for their actions; it simply means that once an injury has taken place, it is your job to heal the hurt.
One of the most powerful ways to heal is through forgiveness.
But let's be clear on what forgiveness is and what it is not. Forgiveness does not mean you condone their behaviors. Forgiveness does not mean you'll tolerate any behaviors that you find unacceptable. Forgiveness does mean that you understand that the person who hurt you either had good intentions but poor execution of those intentions or they are hurting themselves, in some form or fashion. Forgiveness is an act of compassion and empathy. Forgiveness does mean you don't take it personally. It requires you to focus on your own feelings and well-being, not the act of revenge or vindication.
Forgiveness is really an act of self-love.
Because when you forgive, you take back all the energy and power that you have been giving away to the person who hurt you. Only then can you fully engage in your life in a powerful way. When you forgive, you create more loving and healing energy for yourself.
So what do you need to do in order to forgive? Here are my six steps to forgiveness.
- Take a look and see how you interpreted the person's actions or words. Test understanding. Maybe you perceived their actions accurately, maybe not.
- Try to understand what was driving the other's actions. Is he suffering from fear and pain himself? Is she struggling with a loss of some kind? Were his intentions good? Did she mean no harm?
- Set clear limits and boundaries on unacceptable behaviors. Let him know what he did and how it impacted you—physically, emotionally, psychologically, and spiritually. Let her know what works for you and what does not and what behaviors are deal-breakers if this is applicable.
- Remind yourself that everyone involved is usually doing the best they can, even if their best has resulted in disappointment and hurt. Be compassionate with yourself. Have empathy for your significant other.
- Reach out. Drop your armor. Reconnect. Be the love you want to feel in your heart.
- Lastly, if this incident is a deal-breaker and you need to exit the relationship, then send this person off with love. Wish them well. Remember they are dealing with their own suffering and pain and know you'll be better off going your separate ways. Be kind and gentle with yourself. Release this person with power and reclaim your own.
If you are struggling with forgiving another and setting yourself free, please don't hesitate to reach out and contact me. I'm here to help. I want you to have the best possible outcome when it comes to strengthening your relationships.
Please share your story with our community. This is how we learn and grow from one another.
Be well,
Julie Orlov, psychotherapist, speaker, and author of The Pathway to Love: Create Intimacy and Transform Your Relationships through Self-Discovery
Create Relationships in Your Life That Work — learn more at www.julieorlov.com


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