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Last night I had a truly painful shoulder subluxation. Jim and I were trying to get Niki, our kitty, from behind a box in the "smoking room." While he pulled the HUGE (and might I add really heavy) box back I reached down to grab Niki and pick her up. When I did that I felt my shoulder move out and OMG I screamed. I screamed and said every curse word I know, probably waking up the neighbors. The pain was absolutely horrible. I am getting more and more subluxations lately and my health is declining rapidly. I am afraid that it is only a matter of time before the frequent subluxations turn into dislocations. Jim was trying to help me pull my shoulder back into place while my nose was running and mixed with the tears and I was screaming. It wasn't a pretty site!
I don't think someone without chronic pain can really understand it unless you've been there. There have been times I wanted to die because I couldn't face anymore pain. Knowing that I am loved by Jim and our kitties is sometimes the only thing that keeps me sane. Seriously. I've been in so much pain before that I have literally seen swirling spots in the air. At that point the pain is all consuming. It hurts to exist.
I don't know what I'd do without the friends I've made on Twitter, Facebook, and writing snail mail letters. To any of my pals reading this, I really love you guys. I can't make it out of the house often, a trip to Wal-Mart is a big deal and it is so hard to make it to Mass, which I really miss. I want to make an appointment to talk to the priest, but I have to be in good enough condition to leave the house that day.
I'm going to have to drop out of school, I was going for my Master's in Sociology with a graduate certificate in Women's and Gender Studies. I can't make it to class because of the pain and the last class I made it to I had a seizure in. They weren't listening to me protest going to the ER by ambulance and in the end I was too out of it to argue. I've had enough seizures that I don't need to go to the ER for just a single seizure. It isn't like it is something new.
I also don't know what I'd do without Jim. He's the love of my life and my anchor when I feel like the pain is sweeping me away from the shore. We celebrated Valentine's early today. ♥ He got me two heart pillows, one big and red and one medium sized and pink, Ferrero Assorted Chocolates (Rocher, Ferrero Garden, & Rondnoir), a warm fuzzy heart patterned fleece blanket, and matching heart mugs. He also got me a lovely card. I really am blessed to have someone who loves me so much and I love him.
Amy's Journey with...
Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS) ~ Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) ~ Focal Impaired Awareness (Complex Partial) Seizures ~ Fibromyalgia ~ Chronic Myofascial Pain (CMP) ~ Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) ~ TMJ Dysfunction ~ Bipolar Disorder Type I Rapid Cycling ~ Migraines ~ Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) ~ Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) ~ Keratosis Pilaris (KP) ~ Complex-Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (C-PTSD) ~ Panic Disorder ~ Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) ~ Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) ~ Nonsuicidal Self-Injury (Self-Harm) ~ Piezogenic Pedal Papules ~ Hashimoto's Thyroiditis ~ Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) ~ Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) ~ Specific Phobias ~ Chronic Headaches
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You know sometimes when you go shopping (or thirfting) by yourself, and you're just in the zone?? Finding stuff, trying on clothes, scouring the racks, diving into the shelves. It's like a marathon sometimes, at least it is to me. The way some people feel when they're shopping alone, you know, not self conscious, energetic, enthusiastic, happy. That's how I feel when I'm with my twin sister Lisa. We went to a flea market last weekend and it was that kind of marathon for us. We were in the zone and getting GREAT deals! There was some seriously awesome stuff, and by the looks of our cart (my re-purposed Graco snap-n-go stroller) we were definitely in our element together. 2 peas in a pod since birth, for sure. I've already started working on my treasures (all of which needed a good paint job) and can't wait to show you how it's going. Even if you don't have a twin, I hope you have a bestie (aka best friend) that is as essential to life as mine is :)
(p.s. I'm the one in the grey sweater with the red & white striped shirt)
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Spring feelings or feeling spring??
I struggle with this question every January and February!! In the spring (January, February and March) there is a mad dash to accomplish lots of different tasks in order to get the growing season up and running on a positive note. This creates this dilemma of having spring feelings of despair or enjoying the feelings about spring.
I love spring (which you probably guessed since this is my 2nd blog about it....). It is by far my favorite time of the year. One of the most exciting things is to watch the perennials start to burst bud and show a new year of activity. The asparagus comes first (and we are anxiously awaiting its arrival) then the strawberries start growing from their dormant crowns, then the miniature leaves start appearing from the blackberries and apples, the grass starts to green up and the temperature starts to warm. These are the feelings I revel in. Of course there is the backlog of winter projects that are only half finished, but that doesn't stop the feeling of excitement and awe every time spring arrives again like clockwork!!!!
On the flip side, spring creates a feeling of despair in that there is always work to be done..........that just cant seem to get done. Currently the beds are in need of tilling (which if done in continuum would take about two weeks). Plants in the seed room are approaching time to be transplanted out. However, plants cant be transplanted out until beds are worked. It seems to rain just at the right frequency to make the beds nearly ALWAYS too wet to till. Then there is the endless seeding of crops that will begin in about two weeks.
Nevertheless, I can't help but watch the new season progress with Joy and anxiously await the arrival of warmer temperatures, fresh new spring growth and the start of a new season!!! I am definitely feeling spring!!
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I feel the same way and will miss working in my garden because I have developed a sever case of subcutenous lupus
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Among the ballot measures on the Nov. 7 ballot, Novato's proposed flood tax has drawn the most criticism.
More than 34,000 Novato voters, including more than 4,000 residents in unincorporated areas, are being asked to raise the flood control district's tax by $47 per year for residential parcels for 18 years. The proposed tax is higher for multi-family residential developments.
Even its supporters admit the measure, placed on the ballot by the Marin Board of Supervisors, is not a slam dunk to receive the two-thirds majority vote needed for passage. A voter poll taken in 2016 showed 60 percent approval.
Among the measure's critics, Measure E is being promoted as a political stand, a way to send a message to county supervisors that voters are fed up with add-on taxes for a string of public services and projects they feel should be paid for out of the county's $555 million annual budget, instead of levying special taxes.
They say the lengthening list of special taxes on the property tax bill is pricing people out of Marin.
There likely are a lot of voters who agree with them.
Defeat of Measure E, however, will not necessarily move these projects to be higher county spending priorities. In fact, they could delay them.
Measure E amounts to a $4-per-month tax increase. The current $9 annual tax hasn't been raised since it was approved by voters in 1984. Unfortunately, the cost for the projects and upkeep needed — levee repair and maintenance, emergency pump stations and clearing creeks — has grown considerably over 33 years.
In fact, last winter's flooding took a toll on flood-control protection, damaging pump stations and levees.
Measure E would also help fund the county's plan to widen the lower reach of Novato Creek as a flood-prevention measure, to help reduce the build-up of sediment in the creek and to better accommodate tidal flows.
Measure E also includes a provision for residents 65 and older, with annual incomes less than $73,750, to apply for exemptions to the tax.
Approving Measure E sends a clear message that Novato residents want better flood protection — now, not later. The IJ endorses Novato's Measure E to improve local flood protection.


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The New York Times > National > Prisoners: Mistreatment of Prisoners Is Called Routine in U.S. (via InstaPundit): "Physical and sexual abuse of prisoners, similar to what has been uncovered in Iraq, takes place in American prisons with little public knowledge or concern, according to corrections officials, inmates and human rights advocates.
In Pennsylvania and some other states, inmates are routinely stripped in front of other inmates before being moved to a new prison or a new unit within their prison. In Arizona, male inmates at the Maricopa County jail in Phoenix are made to wear women's pink underwear as a form of humiliation."
I must also credit Professor Reynolds for pointing out that we might want to pull out of Pennsylvania next. But, honestly, he's right: either the prison abuse in Iraq is being overhyped, or the abuse here is undernoticed.
The benefit of all my posting on DailyKos, is I'm starting to get my brain wrapped around the way the radical left forms its arguments. So, they'll say one of two things in response to this idea: "The abuse in prisons here is bad, but it's nothing compared to what went on in Abu Ghraib," or, "The abuse here is Bush's fault too, because we're living under his fascist leadership." The latter is easy to dispense with, because it takes a raving lunatic to believe that W can really have any effect on what goes on in state-run prisons around the country, or even federal ones for that matter. As far as the former, it's true. A little nakedness and women's underwear is nothing compared to sodomy and rape by the guards. But I find it hard to believe that W can be held accountable for that either. Sure, he should be more aware of the situation in Iraq, because the whole of Iraq is more on his mind. But the thing is, POTUS cannot micromanage like the left is calling for him to do, and neither can the SecDef.
The fact of the matter is, the Taguba Report, which the press is furious about, is a sign that the system was correcting itself. Sure, it was too slow, but the report said "abuses went on, we are taking steps to punish the offenders and correct the situation." Why hadn't Rummy read it? Because his job isn't to check up on individual jails in Iraq, his job is to make sure that someone else is in the position to do it while he worries about grand strategy. It's the same reason he isn't determining policy in Fallujah: the commanders on the ground are. To hold Bush accountable is to fire the CEO, or Rummy, the CFO, for the mailroom clerk's thieving ways.
UPDATE [5/10/2004 - 2:40]: I posted the following on DailyKos, and thought it bears repeating here, in connection with this post:
Sure, I think mistakes are being made, as government bureacracy (which the Pentagon most certainy is) is liable to do (part of the reason I'm in favor of small government). And I regret and loathe that fact. It makes me sad that we, as human beings, cannot love one another even as enemies and avoid this sort of thing, especially in a time of war and already strained emotions. I am extremely bothered by those actions.
I'm not bothered by the occupation because I really don't believe that we are there for oil, or territory, or to set up a puppet government. We are there to set up a friendly government, if we can, but primarily one chosen by the people of Iraq, instead of the Shiites of Iraq, or the Sunnis of Iraq, or any other minority. And despite these attrocities, I think this can still be accomplished. I think it will still be accomplished, and I pray for it all day and all night. I have that faith. That's why I'm not bothered by the fact that we went in, or that we're still there, or that we will be there until the mission truly is accomplished.
UPDATE [5/10/2004 - 3:09]: If you want a slightly different take on this article, check out seditious libel.
STILL MORE [5/10/2004 - 4:54]: Another interesting piece comes from The Weekly Standard: "No one was left in the dark about the ongoing investigation at Abu Ghraib. It had been public knowledge since January for anyone who cared to know. There was no 'coverup'--a word that was on the lips of every other hyperventilating Democratic congressman last week. Gen. Mark Kimmitt publicly announced in Baghdad on March 20 that criminal charges had been filed against six soldiers and that 17 had already been 'suspended from their duties until the outcome of the investigations.' He described the collapse of good discipline in the unit as a 'kind of cancer that you've got to cut out quickly.' Nowhere in the record of events made public so far is there a hint that allegations of wrongdoing, once leveled, were ever brushed aside or not taken with utmost seriousness by the military chain of command."
That, in short, is why I don't think Rummy should resign. Also, read the above post linking to the column by Bill Safire.
I could go nuts trying to keep up with all of the wonderful posts that people are writing on this subject. You should also read Andrew Sullivan's commentary. Though I disagree that this has destroyed the justification for the war in the first place, what he says is still important to consider.
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I don't think most of 'The Left' is calling for micromanagement, but they're rather calling into question just how systemic the problems are. Complaints about the US prison system from the progressive side of the house are hardly new, and it's not solely been wibbly anti-prison rhetoric -- I've heard concern for years over the privatization of the prison system, with fewer and fewer guards with less and less training watching over more and more prisoners in order to maximize profit potential. The question of whether abuses that happen under such a system are the president's fault would be absurd, but the question of whether such a system creates an environment which greatly magnifies the potential for abuses to happen -- that's not quite so absurd, is it?
And that's really what's at the heart of calls for Rumsfeld's resignation over Abu Ghraib. It's not that the abuse is his fault, but it's legitimate to ask whether the military prison system that is in place in Iraq (and some would include the military prisons that we've established in other places since 9/11 in that system) is, by even unintentional design, conducive to such abuse. The questions get louder when groups like the Red Cross come forward and say that they've been trying to raise this issue for a year, and it seems the administration was brushing off human rights watchdog groups until the pictures came out and it suddenly couldn't be dismissed as 'The Left' making wild accusations anymore.
I appreciate the CFO/clerk analogy, but if the "clerk's thieving ways" led the company into an international scandal, the procedures the CFO signed off on are going to come under scrutiny.
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LAME. I spent 40 minutes typing an indepth response with cites to your post, but it wont use my breaks or even let me use BR or BLOCKQUOTE. *kicks Blogger*
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I don't know why they won't allow blockquotes. As for breaks, it's easier than in typical HTML -- just hit enter. If you type a line break, it will give you a break.
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A square or a central urban spot in each neighborhood that it is deprived can be transformed into a location of community bonding. Focusing on the centrality that food has in our lives, urban dinners can bring together different people and actively involve the commercial community in collecting materials and the preparation of dinner. Facing social and financial crisis, the implementation of events that can redefine relationships within the neighborhood through food ritual (fasting and feasting) will help inhabitants rediscover their connection with spatial and cultural values.
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The concept of the event is to bring local people together and enhance neighborhood bonding through food. In this context, everyone is invited to participate and contribute with food, drinking. Possible local funding by payment in kind is more than accepted.
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The WSJ recently published the result of a German study which found that intelligence was not a factor in achievement. Although intelligence counts at the outset it's a matter of motivation and study skills that bring growth.
The best learning environments are predicated on motivation and skills.
Here are some growth mindset principles:
~ Most basic abilities can be developed through dedication and hard work—brains and talent are just the starting point.
~ Being mastery-oriented is about having the right mind-set. It is not about proving how smart you are
~ Emphasizing effort gives a child a variable that they can control
~ Intelligence is not a static state. Intelligence is something you acquire and can be developed.
The brain is like a muscle that gets stronger with use. Giving the brain a harder workout is akin to making the brain smarter. Simply put, learning helps you become smarter.


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The National Weather Service estimated 8-12 inches of snow in New York and 12-15 inches of snow in Boston are possible. Officials warned residents to avoid morning travel as heavy snow can make roads slick and dangerous. The National Weather Service in New York warned that the conditions will "rapidly deteriorate around daybreak" and that two inches of snow could fall per hour. Flightaware.com reported airlines had canceled more than 2,700 flights affecting the United States on Thursday. Most of the cancellations are in Newark, N.J.; Jersey; Boston; and New York's LaGuardia and JFK airports.... [Read more…]


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On 9/9/11 I was accepted into the YouTube Partnership Program. Youtube contacted me to ask if I would like to join the Youtube Partnership Program. Of course I accepted.
I use YouTube to advertise my website too. I post updates to my comment section, have my website URL posted in my profile, advertise my Domain Name in the background of my channel, and in the description of the video I show a URL.
Before you begin your journey of creating a website, ask yourself what the main subject/niche of the website will be. For example, this website speaks about how to earn money online using free resources available on the web such as writing articles using free to join revenue sharing website platforms, creating free blogs, free websites, using pay per click publisher networks to earn money, free advertising tools such as search engine optimization and Internet Marketing methods, free banner and image creators and so on. The topic speaks about Internet stuff for growing webmasters. Any free resource I find online and use myself, I promote it here and doing this gave me a topic to write about that I enjoy. Years of research and hard work starts to pay off.
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The Google Keyword Tool has changed. In order to use the Google Keyword Tool you will need to create an Adwords account. There is no charge to create an Adword account but in order to use it Google wants you to create an account. Of course it's in the hopes of future sales but they are a business that does offer a lot of free.
Soon the Keyword Tool External will disappear and it will be replaced with the Keyword Planner. The Keyword Planner works the same way as the Keyword Tool. If you appreciate using a free tool to help decide using the best fitting keywords and phrases create an Adwords account for free.
The Google Keyword Tools will continue to be free BUT you will need to create an Adwords account in order to use the free service. Just like any other business Google is trying their best to vamp up future business so in order to use the free services below, you will need to open an Adword account.
Google offers two free keyword tools to webmasters who want to compare keywords and phrases. It's free and using the Google Keyword Tool External and Sandbox can help you with choose the best fitting keywords or phrases for writing your articles, blogs and websites.
There is a reason why I type out the URLs to the free Google Keyword Tool External and Sandbox. If I created only a link to the two free tools, you would be brought to the tools but you would not be able to view the URL. When you visit the two tools you will understand what I mean.
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If you are creating an Analytics Account for your website, you will copy and paste the code into the HTML Code of you website OR blog. If you are creating an Analytics Account to a Revenue Sharing Website (I used Squidoo for this example) you can either copy the Tracking Code directly from the HTML that starts with AU and ends with a number OR you can click on Save and Finish then you can copy the Tracking Code from the Website Profile Page. Example of Tracking Code UA-00000000-1.
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I enjoy and appreciate the Adsense Publisher Program but the Adsense Publisher Program is not the only Free-To-Join Publisher Program available on the web.
If you're an experienced Adsense Publisher I would have to think that you are familiar with all the rules and policies Adsense has in place. It can be intimidating at first especially if you have no experience generating revenue using Publisher Programs. When I became an Adsense Publisher all I did was worry if I was breaking the rules of Adsense. Of course I learned along the way but I finally got over my fear. The Adsense rules do help Advertisers to not waste money competing for advertising space on an article, blog or website.
Chitika allows me to advertise my articles, blogs and websites that have Chitika Ads on them using free forms of advertising. Chitika Publishers do not earn revenue by CPM which means "cost per 1000 impressions" and because Publishers don't earn revenue with CPM Chitika Publishers can use Safelists to promote a blog, article or website showing Chitika Ads on them.
I wrote this question to the Chitika Help Support to confirm.
Is it allowed to have Chitika Ads on a website that gets promoted using Safelist Internet Marketing?
Do Chitika Publishers earn revenue from impressions too?
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That should be okay. As long as it does not violate our other terms and conditions found here: http://chitika.com/mm_terms.php?application=true
At this time, we only pay per click not based on CPM.
You are okay to start using ads on any site that you own as well. :)
I was pleased to hear that it was allowed to use Safelists as a form of free advertising because using Safelists as a form of free advertising helps me reach a target audience of people who want to learn how to earn money online using free resources available on the web.
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Hey guys!
Though my old youtube channel and tumblr are long dead, I've been wanting to do more stuff relating to VGM again for a while. So I decided to resurrect the short-lived blog in podcast form!
It's discussion of classic VGM with an emphasis on exploring sound design techniques. The first two episodes are up, which cover the Magician and Wai Wai World soundtracks. Hope this is something you'll enjoy!


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Liberal Party chairwoman Selina Chow said the party will continue to support the government after legislator James Tien stepped down as a party leader on Wednesday.
Chow admitted that Tien's resignation will have an impact on the party, but insisted that the party is heading in the right direction and will not be marginalized, Ming Pao Daily reported on Thursday.
The party's stance of supporting an efficient and functionable government remains unchanged, she said.
Tien resigned as party leader on Wednesday after the Standing Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) stripped him of his membership in the country's top political advisory body for violating its rules.
Tien's expulsion came after he called on Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying to consider resigning as he could no longer govern in view of the worsening political crisis in Hong Kong.
In expelling Tien, the CPPCC Standing Committee said he violated a resolution passed by the body in March that requires delegates to support the Hong Kong leader.
Chow said Tien's expulsion is not in any way a punishment on the Liberal Party.
She said Zhang Xiaoming, director of Beijing's Liaison Office in Hong Kong, assured her on Tuesday that the central government still sees the Liberal Party as a member of the pro-establishment camp and patriotic to both Hong Kong and the country.
The party will continue to make constructive criticisms on the government, she said.
Chan Wing-kee, a Hong Kong delegate to the Chinese political advisory group, said CCPCC chairman Yu Zhengsheng had stressed that what happened to Tien has nothing to do with the Liberal Party.
At the same time, Chan said he is not worried if the Liberal Party will become an opposition party.
Political commentator Johnny Lau said the future of James Tien and the Liberal Party will depend on what actions they take after what happened.
The key to whether Tien and the Liberal Party will continue to thrive lies in how much support they can solicit from the general public, rather than from the central government, Lau said.
Winning elections matters more than securing favors from the leaders up north, he added.
Ma Ngok, a professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, said the incident points to the difficulty of trying to find support from the business sector and winning the support of the masses through direct elections at the same time.
It also shows that the party is in short supply of heavyweight figures.
"Selina Chow is always called in to help whenever there is an emergency," Ma said, adding that the party needs to nurture a new breed of talents.
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Jack "No Middle Name" Reacher, lone wolf, knight errant, ex military cop, lover of women, scourge of the wicked and righter of wrongs, is the most iconic hero for our age. This is the first time all Lee Child's shorter fiction featuring Jack Reacher has been collected into one volume. A brand-new novella, Too Much Time, is included, as are those previously only published in ebook form: Second Son, James Penney's New Identity, Guy Walks Into a Bar, Deep Down, High Heat, Not a Drill and Small Wars. Added to these is every other Reacher short story that Child has written: Everyone Talks, Maybe They Have a Tradition, No Room at the Motel and The Picture of the Lonely Diner. Read together, these twelve stories shed new light on Reacher's past, illuminating how he grew up and developed into the wandering avenger who has captured the imagination of millions around the world.
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When I was growing up I loved nothing better than playing in the garden mixing potions and watching my mum tend to her flowers. I must have caught her green fingers as I love to garden. My dream is to have a big garden one day , but for now we have a little slice of garden heaven. We recently moved to a new build house and with the arrival of the twins there wasn't much time to start work on the garden so I have had to make do with planting pots of flowers.
I thought it would be nice to plant the girls a little garden of their own where they can watch their flowers grow. I brought some wooden crates and personalised them using stencils and tester pots of paint and I made little fairy signs to welcome any magical visitors. In January we planted some bulbs and they have just sprung in time for spring !


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Physical and Environmental Sciences receives major accreditation
UTSC's department of physical and environmental sciences (DPES) has received accreditation from Canada's leading environmental sciences professional development organization—a landmark accomplishment for the program.
"This really speaks to the quality of our faculty and acknowledges the strength of our program," says UTSC vice-dean of graduate education and program development William Gough, who was the former chair of DPES.
The accreditation from the Environmental Careers Organization (ECO) of Canada covers UTSC's Honours BSc in environmental science as well as its major programs and the joint program in environmental science and technology with Centennial College.
A non-profit established in 1992 to support the national environmental sector, ECO Canada develops professional skills, fosters relevant careers and conducts research to address human-resource needs in the field.
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Went for a short walk, as it happens, in rain, wind, snow, sun, crazy cold weather. Oh, and darkness, at least most of the time. As you see I mentioned the sun, but that thing was on for a very brief moment only. But it was there for sure. But the rest of the time was more or less darkness.
I brought a camera, believe it or not! You see I loaded the Nikon F3 thing with a film a few days ago, and I did so with the most stupid film one could ever imagine putting inside a camera at this time of year over here in Norway.
A roll of Kodak T-Max 100, as it happens. I mean what on earth was I thinking, if I ever did any thinking at all, that is.
Anyway, I spotted a few glimpses of light scattered around in the more or less pinch black clouds up there, and decided to bring the old camera out to hopefully snap the whole film away to get rid of it once and for all.
Observant readers of this blog would have found out some time ago that the D and T grain films are not among my favourites in the first place, so how did this roll find it's way into my camera at all... you might ask. The answer is quite easy, as it's a handover thing I got a while ago when buying a few rolls of some other stuff. It came for free, and today I snapped it up just the way you do when things come for free. Easy come, easy go type of thing... as you probably know.
Couple of years ago, but I stil kind of like this one from a beach over in old northern England. Diana F+ on what I think might be some HP5 film, or maybe something else.
It's Christmas Eve, as you all know, and the big day over here in Norway and a few other scandinavian countries. This is the day the kids are looking forward to all year, and here we are sitting inside this big ship at the same place as we've been sitting for a few weeks now. Quite boring, as you might guess, but we can't get away. And it's our job, and what we signed up for... so can't start a big argue about those facts.
Anyway, I'm off for the Christmas dinner very soon, and just like to wish all my readers and everyone else a Merry Christmas. Take care, all of you, and stay safe through all the weather and what have we all coming our way for the next few days.
The old St. Magnus Cathedral in Kirkwall and a celtic cross. It's yuletide, folks, and I wish you all lots of piece and love together with family and friends in the days to come.


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My hair was suffering, literally breaking off from my head in a bid to escape the daily brutality...
I was strong.
Quite often I'm the most socially awkward and irritatingly quiet person to make conversation with, (hair salon's in my younger days were a challenge) and whether it was the relaxed atmosphere or my new-found wisdom in my old age of 23, (I'll have you know I now have wisdom teeth and therefore have gained brain cells...and a few pain receptors) the conversation flowed and all was fine and dandy.
*dramatic pause*
Two and a half years is no joke.
My hair instantly felt and looked better - and oh my gawdddd it looks and feels thick!!
Thick hair does not happen for me.
Right, before I go!
The ever so tech-savvy staff at The Vinery have just entered the big, bad (actually quite good) world of blogging!
So along with their website, you can check out their blog too.
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the longest journey you've ever done
CAR - Albuquerque, New Mexico to Oklahoma City: 10 hours (+1 time difference)fuck that was long as all hell
BUS - Glasgow to Paris, France as a school kid. Don't remember much about it.
TRAIN - Aberdeen to London. 7 hours +
PLANE - Amsterdam to Houston, TX - 11 hours (plus a 3 hour on the plane delay, ugh)
plane: amsterdam to nairobi - loads of hours
car - some section of my drive round cali last year. don't know which bit. we chopped it up pretty good tbh but the whole thing was 3k miles all in all
my drive back from San Francisco to Houston
was about 3600 in total, which was excellent.
Good thread
CAR: Bolton, UK to Edinburgh: 5 hours (I think so anyway, I forgotted)
BUS - Bolton, UK to Meymac, France: 23 hours (or something like that, some problems made us delayed a bit. Horrific isn't even the word).
TRAIN - London Euston to Bangor, Wales: 6 hours (it stops at pretty much every station inbetween, or so it felt like)
PLANE - NY, USA to Manchester, England: 7 hours + 2 hour delay
CAR - Washington DC to Bonnaroo festival in central Tennessee. about ten hours driving, two or three hours queuing outside the site. didn't actually feel that long but we were in a ridiculous huge yankee car with satellite radio and we stopped for food at a Cracker Barrel. i had giant pancakes.
BUS - went to Paris three times with my school. was like 12hrs or so? northern France is the most boring place in the world to drive across.
TRAIN - Chicago to San Francisco. supposed to take 52 hours. we picked up 18 more in delays along the way. it was pretty fun though. love trains. i remember watching a lot of Game of Thrones.
PLANE - London to Los Angeles. it was a 6am flight and I'd been awake all night at the airport, so all I really did was sleep a lot.
oh also on that car journey we went through Knoxville
and saw THE WIG SPHERE!!!!!! THE BEST!!!!!
yeah i noticed that
long car journeys in the US don't feel that long at all. 200 miles in the uk is a lot harder than 200 miles over there
oh and when I got on that 70hr Chi-SF train
I'd just come off one (with like a 2hr changeover) from New York that took 19 hours.
so I basically spent all of Tuesday PM through Saturday AM on trains
- justanothersheeldz this'd this
you spent 52 hours on a train without getting off?
is it weird that i think that is awesome?
i got off (as such) a few times, but never for more than 15 minutes or so
and yeah, it was awesome. it was this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Zephyr so the scenery was basically all incredible.
i am going to do thisbadmanreturns this'd this
Looks bloody incredible
I bloody love America.
The Empire Builder to Seattle.
The Canadian back to Toronto.
Holy shit. I am so interested and excited by this idea.
we've already discussed these trains
i want to do this one: http://www.viarail.ca/en/trains/rockies-and-pacific/toronto-vancouver-canadian
oh, me too
one day
i was meant to go on this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empire_Builder from Portland to Chicago back in the summer, but a considerable stretch of the track was underwater so it wasn't running at all :(
it was the train from Mumbai to Goa, felt endless
we used to drive to Portugal every year when i was a kid, that's around 2.5 days
Car: Melbourne to Sydney
877 km. s'posed to take 9 1/2 hours but did it 8.
Train: Melbourne to Perth. 3400+ km. took 2 days.
Plane: Perth to Singapore + Singapore to Frankfurt + Frankfurt to London.
A helluva lot of km. took 20 hours.
Good thread!!
car: umm, probably Reading - Glastonbury, that year where we left at 2pm and got to the Glasto car park at 10pm because the queues were absolutely mental.
bus: Ypres to Berlin. Google maps says this is 8 hours, but I believe it took us closer to 12.
train: Barcelona to Granada. Overnight, from 9.30 - 7.30, so 10 hours. It was ace.
plane: Heathrow to Singapore = 14ish hours, then a 5 hour wait at Singapore, then a 3 hour plane to Cebu in the Philippines.
Driving, probably school coach trips from Cardiff to Munich (though with an overnight stop at Aachen).
Flight, UK to Toronto or Florida.
Bus: 48hours,
From Cusco to Mancora in Peru, with a three hour break in the middle.
30 hours.
Car: Edinburgh to some dingy fucking field up north - 9 and a half hours
Bus: Dunfermline to Leven - 4 hours
Boat: Oban to Mull - 1 and a bit hours
Plane: Guyana to Glasgow - tipping the edge of 40 hours. I have never been so happy to see weejies in my entire life.
Train: Edinburgh to Oban - can't remember how long it took.
Train: Mumbai to Fort Kochin - can't remember how long it took, but it was quite a while.
Car: not particularly far, probably Plymouth to London or something
Bus: Alujuela to San Jose in Costa Rica. 7 long hours.
Train: Plymouth to Lincoln on a Sunday. 8 hours including changes in Derby and Nottingham.
Plane: London to Singapore. 14 hours, slept nearly all of it on the way there though.
An arse of a journey seems par for the course if it's an east-west train involving the Midlands.
I hate trains in the Midlands
Coming back from that journey I missed a connection because the train just sat in Lincoln station becoming late rather than leaving on time. The driver finished his cigarette and left five minutes late, which added an hour to my journey and meant I got home at one in the morning.
oh maybe Moscow to Ulan Ude was longer than I remember then.
Probs 7 days if Irkutsk is 6.
Car: 6 hours from Reading to Lake District in traffic
Bus: London to Tignes, like 18 hours? Can't remember
Train: Moscow to Ulan Ude 5 days. Although not counting the stopovers I technically got the train from Reading to Hong Kong
Plane: 12 hours London to Tokyo
he Trans-Mongolian to get you through it either
just the endless expanse of Siberia, good company and a well-thumbed copy of David Copperfield.
- TheWza, WhiteLightWhiteCity, pieces_of_reece, and DeanK this'd this
By time taken.
FOOT - West Highland Way. Milngavie to Fort William. 96 miles. Five days, I think.
BUS/COACH - Lincolnshire to Tirol, Austria. Via channel ferry. a 24 hour job. School ski trip.
CAR - Lincolnshire to Newquay. 350 odd miles. BOYZ ON TOUR! Or not - we we're 16/17 and wet as a flannel. Massive fun though cos it was right after a couple of us getting our driving licences. Could be done in seven hours, but it took us more like 12 hours cos we had shit cars that probably wouldn't have handled the motorway, so we did it A-road style.
FERRY - Aberdeen to Shetland via Orkney. Board in the afternoon. Get there in the morning. Stay on board and have breakfast. Winning.
PLANE - Edinburgh to Vancouver BC. Although I went to NY via Switzerland (which did the same on the return leg) cos it was on a cheapo website deal. 9 hours?
TRAIN - Sleeper from Glasgow to London. Would do it more often if prices weren't daft. ~11pm-7am iirc.
BICYCLE - Glasgow to Irvine, probably. 35 miles. Not very much at all, considering I love cycling.
i love the west highland way
fastest i've done it was <3 days. that was when i was mentally fit, running UP ben nevis. ugh.
Three days is swift. Good innit.
MsWza is /fast/ walker. (I'm more keen on ambling along and getting distracted - if I wanna get somewhere fast, I'm gonna use wheels). We'd set off an hour after the fellow peeps doing it. Then arrive an hour before. Didn't do super long days though, so it was pretty relaxed, all told. I really should get my arse in gear, get a bit fit, and do something similar.
yeah i did it four days coming down and 3 days going up, if that makes sense. (not in the same go, just in two different stints).
i am probably as fit as I was then, but no where near as foolish. though i am going hillwalking next weekend, probs gonna bag a few munroes.
car: london - girona (spain). 2 days
plane: london - (you've guessed it) sri lanka. um...18 hours? cant remember.
train: glasgow - london (probably). however long that takes when you have to change at edinburgh.
bike: barnet - kensington. 12 miles
loads of people have taken coach trips here: SUB THREAD
why'd you take a coach? i guess it's easier from the south of the UK than scotland and makes a bit more sense.
Cheap innit
Once got the megabus back from Newcastle because it was £149 cheaper than the train.
Of course, after having to change bus at Sheffield and being sat next to a man who'd brought a snack of hot dogs wrapped in cellophane and had brought BOTTLES OF KETCHUP AND MUSTARD to add to them, then fell asleep and started having violent nightmares, that cost benefit became less apparent
In the olden days, before Stelios rocked up, aeroplanes were the preserve of celebrities and the gentry.
More truthfully, school ski trips got what they could get.
Took the greyhound from Vancouver BC to Seattle, then on to Portland, then back in a one-er cos, although price was comparable, the Amtrak timings were pathetic.
Also, that thing about UK trains being fucking expensive in comparison to National Express (Megabus seems to be little cheaper than NE these days - what happened to the £1 fares to London?).
- justanothersheeldz this'd this
Good thread
Car: Cornwall to London. 8 hours. We were coming home from holiday on a Saturday. The traffic was chaos. We were poor so we had a Lada and it broke down once, and for the last three hours my dad couldn't go above 30 for fear of it happening again.
Train: I think London to Exeter beats London to Newcastle by like 15 minutes
Plane: Everyone's heard this story loads but London to Dar Es Salaam via Rome, Addis Abbaba (4 hour stop over and got onto a new plane) Kilamanjaro to Dar, couldn't land cos a plane had broken down on the run way, back to Kilamanjaro then back to Dar, all with Ethiopian Airways. I'd missed my connecting flight to Zanzibar so I had to stay in a hotel in the middle of the jungle to make my rearranged 5am flight and thought my cab driver was going to murder me. Finally got to Zanzibar to see my girlfriend who promptly split up with me.
Coach: London to Callela. 24+ hours. Went on a sports tour in my last year of Uni. Coach was LSE rugby (me) LSE women's rugby, and Goldsmith's netball. Those poor lasses from Goldsmiths, they had no idea what hit them. We stopped in a hypermarket in Calais and bought an absolute metric fuckton of booze. I bought three litres of amaretto for 20 euro. It was gone by the time we reached Lyon. Speaking of which if you've ever driven to Spain through France it feels like you're in Lyon FOREVER. By the time we got to the Pyranesse I felt all trippy. We watched the entire Die Hard trilogy.
Same on the way back after 5 days of playing rugby and being drunk pretty much permanently. That hurt.
Gatwick to Miami, Miami to Lima, Lima to Arequipa, Arequipa to Cusco, Cusco to Juliaca.
Whole thing took me 24 hours but lead to the impressive stat of taking off in an aeroplane 5 times in one day.
like non-stop
probably coming home from Germany once on the train.
Cologne - Mannheim - Paris - St Pancras - Euston - Glasgow Central - Hyndland. I think it took about 25 hours.
car: i guess family car drives down to south of france/northern spain would do that. from huddersfield
bus: huddersfield - dortmund. thank you school engage
train: new york - new orleans. took 32 hours. was awesome
plane: san francisco - london. including a stop overnight in chicago though cause i missed my damn connecting flight and 6 afterwards due to storms over chicago. grrr
that NY->NO train is amazing
especially the bit where you go across a like thirty mile viaduct over Lake Ponchotocnfoscharinbrusma this'd this
Nottingham -> Derby after a Franz Ferdinand gig in ooooh 2003
Missed the Red Arrow so had to get the number 5. Took 90/95 minutes or so. HELL ON EARTH YOUNGLINGS
I once stood for 3 hours waiting for the night bus cos I thought it was Friday when it was Thursday
Just walked back in the end to my grandmas
Car - (as driver) Birmingham - Norwich, (as passenger) Brum - Plymouth
Train - Sheringham to Stoke via London, Birmingham, Nuneaton and Crewe. Took about 18 hours as a result of various delays and closures...
Bus - Been on a coach to Paris with school. On 'local' busses, my grandparents once took me around the entire Outer Circle in Birmingham when I was about 5 - About 3 hours probably.
Plane - Birmingham to Dalaman (Turkey)
Ummm I Suck at this one
CAR: Kent - Val D'isere. We stopped off at a hotel the first night, so it took around 2 days overall.
BUS: umm, Dorset to London. About 4. I know, pathetic
TRAIN: London - Cornwall. No idea how long it took but it must of been the longest journey. I was a little kid
PLANE: Heathrow - Sofia, Bulgaria. Took about 4 hours. Was restless after a couple. Can't imagine flights to Australia. That must be shit.
Need to do more train travel
Car: Took us as unfeasibly long time to drive from Meredith in upstate NY to Springfield, VA - about 14 hours, though that included an unintentional detour the wrong way, a brief visit to a cemetery, driving right through the middle of NYC (not quick), a car crash on the New Jersey turnpike(us, thankfully no one hurt), a massive emotional blowout, then finally getting lost trying to find the last road from DC.
Bus/coach: Probably around 10-11 hours. Would never ever get the coach to Italy for 30 hours or whatever, especially hungover - I'd rather just never go.
Train: Only around 4-5 hours north from London.
Plane: Relatively directly, took 26 hours London to Auckland with a quick pitstop to refuel in Bangkok. Similar journey in reverse required 49 hours from Tauranga, NZ to my flat in London via 4 connected flights and interminable time in airports.
By Plane: Heathrow to Dulles airport I think
3,671 miles around 7hrs I think
Car: probably Surrey to Bradford around 5 hrs
Train: not sure maybe London to Huddersfield?
Car - Birmingham to Perth
Train - jaipur to Jaisalameer (1 day plus)
Airplane - London to Delhi (took 2 days)
Bus - manali to Jammu (18 hours) (without a ferry interuption)
Walk - 45 miles holmfirth to buxton via lots of summits and bogs (4 inns walk)
swim (of sorts) - 10.5 miles, Bridgenorth to Arley (A raft race, during which we cheated due to me being in the water with flippers helping to propel/direct) the raft
Top thread, this.
Car: Inverness to Portsmouth. 1 Day. A band I used to play in, touring in a clapped out LDV convoy. Had a few gigs supporting The Wombats, finishing our leg of the tour at Inverness Ironworks. The following night, we had a headline gig of our own in Portsmouth Cellars. Nightmare. This is why bands have booking agents and tour managers. Hit nightmare traffic on the M6 north of Manchester at stupid o'clock in the morning because Rangers had played Man United the same evening and the roads got crammed. There were some frayed tempers in the van before we'd even got to the Midlands. Great days.
Bus: Liverpool to Saint Anton in Austria. Sixth from ski-ing trip. No idea how long it took, but not one person on the bus slept a wink for the entire journey because, well, we were 17 years old and having a fucking ball. I remember a strange sleep deprived euphoria when we finally arrived. Also great days.
Train: Hmmm... probs Liverpool to London. Only takes 3 hours or so. Shite. I'm planning on doing the Auckland to Wellington North Island Overlander train pretty soon. A solid 12 hour stint. Cannot wait!
Plane: Cyprus to Dubai (2 hours) followed by a 10 hour stopover/endurance test in the Dubai Airport, followed by a mammoth 16 hour Dubai to Melbourne flight, 2 hour stop over, then a 3 hour Melbourne to Auckland. This was last June. The cramp in my neck has only just subsided.
My mate might give Guntrip a run for his money on the trains though... Manchester to Shanghai. Sounds unreal. He said it was superb. The same dude flew from London to Vancouver, but came to see us in New Zealand first. I mean, what the fuck? He says he enjoys the travelling as much as arriving. I say he's insane.
``Knock knock``
``Who is there?``
``An imposing block of text``
``I am not going to read you. Go away.``
Manchester to SHANGHAI!?
christ, that's incredible.
I'd quite like to get the train from New York to Chicago, or somewhere around there, next time I'm away. Is this nice? It looks like it only takes an evening but I dunno how uncomfortable it'd be.
it's not the most interesting of routes
you leave New York mid-afternoon and arrive in Chicago the following morning. going up the Hudson Valley is pretty spectacular, but a lot of the rest is either farmland or dark. i think if you go to maybe Toronto or Montreal its more interesting.
New York to DC or Boston is probably more interesting, although much shorter. The DC train goes through Philadelphia and Baltimore, whereas the Boston train crosses Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Didn't even occur to me most of NY-Chicago would just be in the dark. oops. Will look into those other routes.LOLpop this'd this
it was mentioned up-thread, but if you want to take a not-mega-long US train journey
go to New Orleans from New York. takes about 30hrs, loads of amazing scenary, a real constrast between the north and the south, and you end up in New Orleans, THE BEST PLACE EVER
also, you end up in New Orleans generally at around 11pm
because you'll be stuck waiting for a freight train around Atlanta for about three frickin' hours
also you might be on a train with loads of Amish people
i think i preferred the Portland - San Fran (well, Emeryville) train I took. you go to sleep when the train's passing through snowbound forest and mountains, and then get a gorgeous warm sunrise on a train with an "observation car", sides and top all windows, looking out over Central Californian countryside <33333333
we got in around 8pm i think, which worked out pretty perfectly. shower -> out boozing. YEAH.
Car: London to Marbella. 26 hours non stop. 3 of us driving film gear to a shoot in Marbs. 5 days there then back again.
Train: London to Edinburgh. A long time with a family in the seat opposite with a kid who didn't close his mouth for the whole time.
Bus: Gloucester to Amsterdam. School Rugby tour. It felt like days but probably was closer to hours.
Plane: LHR to LAX. Standard 11 and a half hours.
Newcastle to EOTR on various coaches. Like 13 hours OR SUTIN. Fuck off the South. Also Sunderland to some stupid french village on a bus and a coach and another bus. Fuck off France. Also when I was a little bairn and my mam took me from NZ to this god forsaken hellhole. Fuck off England.
Car: Broome to Perth. ABout 2500km. Seemed like the longest journey ever
Bus: Pamplona to London: Took all fucking day
Train: Edinburgh to Bristol. Quite quick
Plane: Kuala Lumpur to London. Got drunk.
Sydney to Edinburgh, cheapest flight I could find, worst experience ever.
We went from Sydney down to Melbourne, sat there for a while. Then Melbourne over to Auckland, sat there for a while. Then Auckland to Bangkok, sat there for a LONG while. Bangkok to Kuala Lumpur, sat there for a while. KL to Dubai, sat there for four hours. Dubai to Brussels, something was wrong with the plane and we sat in the plane, on the tarmac, for five hours. Brussels to London, missed connecting flight (duh) so sat in Heathrow for about six hours. Finally got to Edinburgh, can't remember how long the whole thing took but it was something ridiculous like 40 hours.
i'm going to win this thread:
CAR - From Tignes (French Alpes) to Swindon - on the way back we did it non stop. Left at about 6 in the evening, and drove through the night, got the ferry from Calais - so, okay we're not driving on the ferry, but still, it's only an hours crossing - then drove to Swindon from Dover. We got to Swindon at about 2 in the afternoon - I was driving!!
BUS - Not that long really. To Blackpool I think, so 5 hours?
TRAIN - Snow train from Charring Cross to Bourg St Maurice - about 15 hours I think. Maybe a bit less.
PLANE - Heathrow to Auckland - stopping in Bahrain and Melbourne - then straight onto a 2 hour internal flight from Auckland to Wellington.....fuck knows how long this was, but it was the best part of 30 hours.
BOAT - I did a 3 1/2 day cruise from Portsmouth to Bilbao and back.
Car - Berwick to Penzance, about 10 hours
Bus - Durham to Cologne, Germany...seemed to take ages, but probably only about 15/16 hours. We set off at 5am, and arrived when it was dark, that's all I remember.
Train - Zagreb to Krakow, which took about 19/20 hours. It was 30+ degrees outside, no working air conditioning on any of the trains, and the windows barely opened. I almost died, but it was a pretty great journey, lots of Austrian and Polish countryside to take in.
Plane - Skopje to Luton, only about 3 1/2 hours so not that much really.
Boat - Tallinn to Helsinki, 2 hours. Never felt more travel sick than I have done on this journey, it was really windy all week and most of the boats had been cancelled the previous day. For some reason, ours was the only one to leave that morning, but I wish it hadn't as it felt like it was going to turn itself right over for 90% of the journey. Don't want to do that again, ever.
Florence to Manosque. 582 miles.
We had to escape Italy by train to meet a friend who was working in Manosque, while avoiding the high speed routes which would have cost about 200 quid each. This meant taking the cackiest of cack handed routes.
The journey entailed midnight getaways, about six changes, stubborn dogs, Falvio Briatore, a real hit and run (but no run), ghost towns, the Alps, Monte Carlo and ridin' the last coach outta town. It took 21 hours but I aged about 23 hours
A map, tinyurl.com/7qsptjs, shows it should take six hours drive but all of the commotion above made it worthwhile.
I once read the DENTAL PLAN thread.
That was hell of a journey.
San Francisco to Washington DC. 3 days, probably a few more hours too. Stupid decision to spend the entire Easter weekend in 1990 travelling to see the Wonderstuff support the Mission when I was travelling with my g/f and a mate. We got there, the gig was cancelled. Also nearly got caught shagging in the bogs because we didn't realise we'd gone through a timezone and it was 7 in the morning, not 6 and there were lots of people up and about.
Bus. Lots of 24 hour trips in the US on a previous trip. That's why I got the train on the next one.
Plane. Manchester-Amsterdam-Singapore-Sydney with quick changes, about 23 hours.
Car. ( hours back from Cornwall to Birmingham when the M5, M4 and M50 were all closed because of crashes. I drove my pregnant girlfriend (different one to the train journey!) for 8 hours then we got to Hereford and she offered to drive the last hour. She got a speeding ticket within 20 minutes, haha.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5759462792103754770.post1321241867849164242..comments2019-01-22T21:28:30.702+00:00Comments on Leoxicon: Criticism of the Lexical ApproachLeohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5759462792103754770.post-85656562349715957072017-02-27T15:41:49.887+00:002017-02-27T15:41:49.887+00:00When we are started to writing in online we face m...When we are started to writing in online we face more problems in here. So i think for get more better writing we need to spend lot of time in here. Thanks to write more for us.
looking for someone to write my essayhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5759462792103754770.post-51309235827458939032016-07-05T14:38:26.665+01:002016-07-05T14:38:26.665+01:00Thanks for the mention, Leo, even if it does come ...Thanks for the mention, Leo, even if it does come with a warning. I'd like to see some justification for calling the language "intemperate". Anyway, I hope you'll let me tell your readers my criticisms of Dellar and Hoey continue herehttps://criticalelt.wordpress.com/

Best,

Geoff Jordan email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5759462792103754770.post-87531428931895747142016-03-09T06:46:15.036+00:002016-03-09T06:46:15.036+00:00'Epigram', perhaps, Leo.'Epigram', perhaps, Leo.Scotthttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5759462792103754770.post-5881558171856517212016-03-07T19:01:09.258+00:002016-03-07T19:01:09.258+00:00Glad you liked it! And thanks for helping establis...Glad you liked it! And thanks for helping establish the source of the meme - I must have overlooked it. You've packed lots of food metaphors into that article: sour grapes, undigested chunks :)

And did you think it would become a meme back in 1998? Or would you say a "catchphrase" back then?

LLeohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5759462792103754770.post-14199444288771980472016-03-07T06:41:56.937+00:002016-03-07T06:41:56.937+00:00Nicely summarized list of critiques, Leo. For the ...Nicely summarized list of critiques, Leo. For the record, the 'all chunks and no pineapple' meme comes from my 'journey without maps' article - the first in your list. No thanks to Michael Swan for failure to attribute it!Scotthttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Jordyn's weekly e-mail
December 9, 2013
Puyallup, WA
Companion: Sister Dudek
NO Pictures this week :(
So we got asked to go to mutual with the young women on Tuesday. They did a Q&A session,so Sister Dudek and I got to talk about ourselves for 45 minutes. They asked us a million questions that ranged from "what inspired you to go on a mission?" (beehives) and "do you always have to wear flats?" (mia maids) to "do you have a boy back at home?" (good 'ole laurels).
So that was fun. We got to know the girls a little bit better, they learned that we're normal people too, and also got to help them with short things they can say when they get questions at school.
Then we had like every sister in the ward last Sunday invite us personally to the progressive dinner that our ward was doing. So we went to that and Jennifer came with Sister Wayne! It was awesome to see her get to know the sisters in the ward in a more casual setting than church.
If that's not enough, we got a call on Saturday from the first counselor in the RS presidency asking if we could teach the next day because "who better to teach about Joseph Smith than our sister Missionaries??"
Anyone Sister Crandall, Anyone
Thank goodness for the Spirit though! We had no idea what we were going to say, read the lesson, had no idea what we were going to say, got to church, had no idea what to talk about, got to relief society, had no idea what to talk about, got up to teach the lesson, and then the words came. And we like to think it went well, but hopefully we won't get asked again.
Every year Puyallup does a Community Christmas Concert where a bunch of people come together and sing Christmas songs. It was pretty fun, our stake choir did an interfaith choir with a Presbyterian or Methodist church from Downtown, and they were fantastic! It was also really funny: the college choir that came sang Bethlehem and for the very final song they had everybody stand up and sing the Hallelujah Chorus. Even in Washington, I can't seem to get away from Mountain View High School Choir songs
That's about it! When you combine a slow week with my lack of desire to write the email's gonna be short. Buuuuut, there's a party going on this week. SO expect a good one to make up for this week.
Until we meet again,
Sister VerHoef


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Former Law and Order star Elisabeth Röhm is a first-time mom!
The actress gave birth to daughter Easton August Anthony in Los Angeles on Thursday, her rep confirms to the Associated Press. Dad is Elisabeth's fiancé, Ron Wooster, whom she plans on marrying in October.
The 34-year-old, who was due on her birthday, April 28, had picked out the name for her little girl months beforehand after having a dream of her future daughter.
"I had a really long dream where my daughter and I were talking and she told me her name was 'Easton,' " Elisabeth told OK!. "At the time, we were going to name her Grace, so we decided we liked the name she told me and, now, she's Easton."
Anthony is her husband's "other surname," according to Elisabeth's rep.
Finding out the sex of the baby was a no-brainer for the star, who explained knowing what you're having allows parents to form a bond with their fetus.
"It's such a long time in your stomach, and it's nice to know it's a she — it makes the relationship between us more concrete," she said.


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1984 Corvette in Gulf Oil Livery Is Definition of Rare
Gulf Oil liveries were made famous on Ford GT and Porsche 917 race cars. Why is that paint scheme on a Corvette?
We really like C4-generation Corvettes around here, but the first-year 1984 cars are probably the most troublesome you can buy today. The L83 Cross-Fire Injection V8 is not the best system, and there are a few other early C4 issues that you'll have to contend with. This car being an automatic makes it perhaps one of the least desirable Corvettes ever built. With just 205 horsepower and 290 lb-ft of torque, the car wasn't as fast as a Corvette should be, putting in a 7-second 0-60 time, and tripping the lights in the quarter-mile with a sluggish 15.5 seconds at 88 miles per hour. Great Scott!
Though when we stumbled upon this Corvette in Gulf Oil livery via Corvette Blogger, we threw those 1984 caveats out the window. With gorgeous powder-blue over marigold-orange paint, this car is a knockout. The colors were made quite famous by racing cars throughout history, beginning in the 1960s. Unfortunately, none of the famous cars that ran the livery were Corvettes, or even Chevrolets.
This paint scheme is mostly known for use on John Wyer's Ford GTs and later Porsche 917s. While a few privateer efforts have used the colors on various other race cars through the ages, we couldn't find a single example of a Corvette bearing the distinction. Why paint this otherwise-stock C4 in a racing livery with a racing roundel on the hood and doors? For years people have been trying to put lipstick on a pig, and this Corvette might be the best example of such.
The Corvette is available for sale on Craigslist in Northwest Georgia if you're interested in owning it. The listing provides almost no information, even excluding the car's mileage or history, but demands a higher-than-expected $4,900 price. Had this been a 1996 model with 330 horsepower and a proper 6-speed manual, we'd be ecstatic at the price, but for a 1984 of any flavor, we're inclined to let this one pass. Chime in with your thoughts on this strange car over on the forum.


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During game play on Perfect World, my screen goes black with no warning or error messages, This freezes up the computer, My computer is a HP Pavillion dv7-3165dx Entertainment Notebook w/ 4 gb ram, AMD Turion II Ultra Dual Core Mobility M620 2.50 ghz and ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4200.
One game or all games? Could be overheating.
No over heating. I run a dual cooling fan and keep computer clean and free of dust. Not a memory problem, though cpu usage does tend to run up around 65% during play. Game will run for a few minutes, then goes black and freezes up computer. Have run HiJack log and dxdiag with no solid results.