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For Nasal Congestion: "I had a severe sinus infection that would never go away. Finally the doc prescribed this medicine. I was a little apprehensive about buying meds from a compound pharmacy, but I'm glad I did. Although my insurance did not cover the meds, I'm glad I paid the $50 because I felt better after my first dose! This is my third day on the meds and I can breathe at night without waking up to blow my nose and I do not feel stuffy. I love this medicine!"
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Nohist Plus (chlorpheniramine / methscopolamine / phenylephrine) for Rhinitis: "Great medication especially for sinus congestion and fluid in the ears. "
Anonymous December 11, 2011
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Allergy DN PE (chlorpheniramine / methscopolamine / phenylephrine) for Rhinitis: "It took years to find the right combination of medications for me. Without it, I am a leaky faucet, with morning nausea and vomiting, constant runny nose, sore throat. They keep recalling this. I could handle it for a few weeks but this is year round!"
leaky faucet May 6, 2010
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Duradryl (chlorpheniramine / methscopolamine / phenylephrine) for Rhinitis: "This medication has done excellent at controlling my daughters severe allergies. It sucks that all these drug companies stop making something that has helped a child that has been sick for months. It is so difficult to find another medication that is comparable to this medication."
Jbrown_2 January 12, 2010
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For Rhinitis: "Clears my nose, but I can only take it at night because it makes me extremely drowsy. "
Anonymous June 21, 2008
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I received this book from BookSneeze and I read it over the course of a few months. I loved this book. I love this book. It's serious and it's full of wisdom. I have quite a few quotes I copy-pasted and saved in a notepad document. I read this book on my laptop (e-reader), but this is a book you need to have in your hands. And you need a pencil or something to underline. There is so much good stuff in this book.
Carolyn Weber describes her first year at Oxford University. All her experiences, her conversations with her new friends, her classes are leading her to the One that will change her life for ever and ever. Surprised by Oxford is the story of a woman surprised by God, who learned how to trust Him with all she was. An English literature passionate, Carolyn is a smart cookie and she has some serious question about all this "faith" thing.
The language is a tad bit difficult. Or, if you like to look at it this way, it is highly poetic. That is common for a teacher of English literature, I assume.
This book made me look at things differently. It drew my attention to what really matters. I don't think this is an easy read, just following the plot, as nice & cute that might be. It is a life-book. I love how the authoress opened up and shared her story. Because every story is different and one never knows where an answer to that burning question might be.
"Let this be the ending of the book but by no means the end of the searching." -Thomas Merton
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I've been noticing that most of my readers, at least the ones I get comments from, are non-vegans. Some of you are loyal friends and family, supporting my blogging efforts because you love me, some are health-conscious omnis looking for healthy recipes or who are at least considering the vegan leap, and others are confounded carnivores who just can't figure out why in the world somebody would give up Big Macs and ribeyes for tofu and seitan. So, the idea came to me this morning as I was chopping salad and making seitan for the week that it would be fun to document everything I eat this week. Break it down to how we eat on a daily, meal-by-meal basis.
I am writing this on Sunday, so I have already missed photographing my breakfast and lunch, but that's okay - they are easily described. My breakfast this morning was two slices of cold pizza leftover from game night last night. It was topped with onions, red and green peppers, mushrooms, Field Roast vegan sausage, and Daiya vegan cheese. I will admit that I used pre-made whole wheat organic pizza crusts from Whole Foods. No matter - the pizza was yummy last night and even better cold this morning! Reminded me of my college days......
Lunch was a big ol' salad of mixed baby greens and cucumbers, toasted almonds, flax seeds, and creamy tahini salad dressing. I'll be eating more of this salad later in the week, so I'll take pictures then.
Sunday evening I've already deviated from the plan. I just can't help myself - cooking is my creative outlet! I decided to try a new seitan recipe just for grins. There was a big pot of simmering broth left after I made the seitan and of course I had to use it to make soup!
I added some chopped celery and carrots, some delight soy popcorn chik'n, and 1/2 a package of linguine, broken into thirds, to the leftover broth. That simmered for half an hour or so and we had chik'n noodle soup for supper! Once again, the photo will have to wait....
Monday breakfast Had my normal breakfast of toast and smoothie. Toast is nothing exciting to photograph - a couple slices of organic whole wheat bread with some Earth Balance. My smoothie has mango, banana, and collard greens. Paul's breakfast is always a Clif bar and his smoothie.
Monday lunch Had my salad finished before I remembered to take a picture, but here is the Chik'n Noodle Soup I had for lunch today. Paul's lunch today was leftover Creamy Lasagna Casserole that I made on Saturday.
Monday dinner I stuck to the script tonight for dinner. I made my version of VeganDad's Cajun Chickpeas. I ate mine wrapped in whole wheat lavash with a little vegenaise. (The lavash didn't make the photo....) and pan roasted brussels sprouts.
Paul had his on top of some of that yummy salad I made Sunday, along with some raw organic cashews.
I probably won't be posting tomorrow night because it is a Spin night and we won't get home til late. I'll post Tuesday's meals along with Wednesday's.


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Imagine this. Your 16 year old son stops by the house to get changed for a sporting event, leaving his car parked at the curb-unlocked. Upper Moreland Police Chief Thomas Nestel has proposed a new ordinance that would permit officers to open the car doors to test whether they are locked and fine the owner of any unlocked car. So you get a fine for $50. I thought maybe this was a joke so researched it a bit, and he is dead serious. When questioned about the constiutionality of his proposal he trumped the questioner by pointing out that he has taught classes on criminology. Instead of backtracking, he went on the offensive. I think we can all agree that in today's day and age it is not smart to leave cars unlocked, but it seems the Chief is embarking on yet another attempt to legislate away stupidity. Sorry Chief, but it can't be done. I understand safety legislation like seatbelts, but we don't even require motorcyclists to wear helmets. But you can open our car doors to check if they are locked and fine us if they aren't? No way.
I don't have any dead bodies in my car, but I still don't think the police should have the right to open the car door and look around. I would strongly disagree with the Chief regarding the constitutionality of the proposal. I think you need a search warrant, consent, or exigency to open a car door, just like for a home. And while we're at it, shouldn't there be companion legislation to eliminate burglary by criminalizing leaving a house door unlocked? We can let the police come to the porch and check our front doors to make sure they are locked. It scares me that the Chief doesn't agree that there are problems here.
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A two-dimensional, time-dependent mathematical model has been developed to investigate the flow and temperature stratification phenomena in a liquid thermal storage tank for a solar energy system. This model is based on the principles of both natural and forced convective heat transfer. To obtain the numerical solution for this set of nonlinear partial differential equations, an improved Alternative Direction Implicit (ADI) scheme was developed, which enables us to obtain solutions for very large Grashof and Reynolds numbers for the first time. In this analysis, we present the numerical results on the flow patterns and temperature distributions in a liquid storage tank for various Reynolds and Grashof numbers together with the numerical scheme.
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A tale of a french guy's vision in the mini's universe. From Warhammer fantasy battles to Warhammer 40 000 with a pinch of Inq28 and Bloodbowl. Be pleased, take a seat, enjoy and don't hesitate to review.
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It's finaly done....
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Looks like Golden demon winning standard to me, great work, tell you really enjoyed this project!ReplyDeleteReplies
Wow ! For sure mate?Delete
I think it's great, but I have to disagree with Julian and say it's not "winning a demon" standard. It's well over tabletop quality, but you can see in the blending and contrast of the flesh tones that Legatho hasn't put a couple of hundred hours into many fine layers...ReplyDelete
To be clear - I love it and think it's amazing. It's really inspiring and its making want to go away and play with some horrible mutant models!Replies
Hahaha ! I'm agree with your " not "winning a demon" standard " But, about the rest I have to say that the pic (as always with mines) doesn't give the real vision of the mini... I absolutely sux in taking pics..... I spend a lot of hours on this mini. Thank you for being constructive on your comment mate ! And also glad to know you love it !Delete
I've still not got taking pictures right either! I can see you've put a ton of work into him.Delete
Anyway, Thanks a lot ! And every C&cs are welcome ! ;)Delete
I really love it and amazing information about the Air Freight it's really good and great information well done.ReplyDelete
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I made it to Japan safely! The hotel I'll be staying at for the next two nights have wifi and I can use it until about 10pm JST when the lobby closes lol the only place we can get the connection.
It's been pretty cool so far, been loving all the nice hotels and inns. I was really excited today after hearing a lecture about the effects of the Great East Japan Earthquake on Daigo-machi in Ibaraki-prefecture which was done in both Japanese AND English. They had the speaker do a paragraph or so in Japanese and then a translator say it in English immediately after. It was amazingly gripping that I got to listen to the beautiful fluent Japanese first and then hear how much I actually understood through the translator.
Anywho, email me your Skype's and addresses if you want to contact me and get postcards lol. (firstname.lastname@example.com)
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Jeter pays surprise visit to kids at NYC Baseball Clinic
NEW YORK -- Former New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter returned to the field at the Al Oerter Recreation Center in Queens on Saturday morning to the utter delight of 100 children from all five boroughs of New York.
The event was Jeter's Turn 2 Foundation's 17th annual New York City Baseball Clinic, a two-day program designed to teach baseball fundamentals and important life lessons. Jeter's appearance was a surprise for the children, and he took the opportunity to pass on what he feels is his most important message.
NEW YORK -- Former New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter returned to the field at the Al Oerter Recreation Center in Queens on Saturday morning to the utter delight of 100 children from all five boroughs of New York.
The event was Jeter's Turn 2 Foundation's 17th annual New York City Baseball Clinic, a two-day program designed to teach baseball fundamentals and important life lessons. Jeter's appearance was a surprise for the children, and he took the opportunity to pass on what he feels is his most important message.
"You have to find what you're passionate about," he said. "Work extremely hard at it, never make excuses, and surround yourself with people who are going to be positive, support you, give you advice and be honest with you. If you work hard, anything is attainable."
The children also participated in a 30-minute question-and-answer session that brought queries about everything from Jeter's favorite movie to his favorite World Series.
Who inspired you to play baseball? My dad.
What other sports did you play? I played basketball, soccer and tennis. I was scared to play football. I was really skinny and I hate to get hit.
What was your favorite World Series? I like all of them, but I really liked beating the Mets.
What is your favorite movie? You are all too young to have heard of my favorite movies.
What do you do in your free time? Golf. I'm addicted to golf.
Can you still do your jump throw? I might be able to do it. I just might not be able to get back up.
Is it hard to concentrate when all the fans are yelling and screaming? No, I like it when people are screaming and yelling. I find it hard to focus when it's quiet, which is why I struggle with golf.
Why did you retire? I got old.
Do you feel bad that you retired? Nope.
"I asked Jeter his favorite part about playing, and he said it was winning," said 9-year-old Aiden Anderson of Queens. "I learned that he thought he wasn't good, but he had to work hard and prove he was good. My next goal I'm going to try to achieve is to just be like him."
Jeter started his foundation in December 1996, shortly after his Major League debut. Jeter told the kids that playing shortstop for the New York Yankees was the only thing he ever wanted to do, but that Dave Winfield, his idol growing up, also had a foundation, and Jeter was determined to do the same.
"Dave was always larger than life for me, "Jeter said. "He was my idol, and he was also one of the first athletes to start his own foundation. I always knew, if and when I made it to the big leagues, I would do the same thing. He's the reason I have a foundation today."
Video: A recap of the 19th Annual Turn 2 Foundation Dinner
The Turn 2 Foundation has created and supported programs and activities that motivate young people to turn away from drugs and alcohol and "Turn 2" healthy lifestyles. The foundation is run by Jeter's younger sister, Sharlee.
"Growing up, my sister and I were not allowed to play sports unless we did well in school, and that was the bottom line," Jeter said. "When you play sports, you can get injured at any time. Only so many people get to play professionally. But everyone can do well in school and get a great education. So for us, it's about a quality education and working hard. My parents passed those values on to us, and it's the same message we're trying to pass on through the foundation."
Jeter said he has been able to devote much more time to his foundation since his retirement, which is both a positive and a negative for his sister. Sharlee kidded that she liked it better when Jeter had a game every day and was only available to micro-manage her efforts with the foundation for about 30 minutes per day.
"But it's fun to be able to get him any time I want to now," she said. "He's been more involved and hands-on with the foundation this year, and that's been awesome."
Jeter said he was focused on his efforts with his website, the Players Tribune, his publishing company, Jeter Publishing, and his foundation in the first year of his retirement, and therefore watched no baseball at all. But he currently shares Yankee fans' excitement for the new, young team in New York, in no small part because it reminds him of his own career.
Video: TB@NYY: Jeter discusses the Yankees' bright future
"I was part of a group of young players who got the opportunity to play," he said. "I have seen these young players come up since they were teenagers in Tampa, and I've watched them develop and grow. It's fun to see them get the opportunity and take advantage of the opportunity."
Jeter specifically addressed young Yankee catcher Gary Sanchez, who recently became the fastest player in MLB history to hit 19 home runs.
"He is taking advantage of his opportunity," Jeter said. "The challenge for a young player is to do it consistently, year in and year out. Gary works extremely hard, I've seen it firsthand, so hopefully he's here for a long time."
Lindsay Berra is a national columnist for MLB.com.


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I'm so excited to share this post with you all!! Last week I went to see my favorite hair stylist who put in these amazing extensions. Now I must admit this is my first time ever getting any type of extensions…clip-ins or tape-in. I was super nervous about getting them but so extremely excited as I've always wanted some. I never really thought I've had "bad hair" but THIN hair. I have always had to tease or curl my hair and pray it holds the curl to have any type of body.
The process of putting the extensions in took no time at all!! I was so impressed. I thought it might take several hours but literally I was talking then just like that it was done! Being brand new to extensions it did take some adjusting for me..but I QUICKLY fell head over heels in love with them!!! They feel just like my normal hair and they are not heavy!! I was so concerned I would feel them constantly but NOPE I hardly know they are there…except when I look in the mirror and see my fabulously new thick hair!;) The length is perfect for me! It added just enough extra length and gave me that thickness I've always dreamed of having!!
The color of my hair has been my favorite ever! I'm pretty trusting when it comes to letting Brittney do whatever she thinks is best. She came up with this color using Hair Forensic BONDPLEX. My hair has never been a brighter, blonder, or looked healthier.
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EXETER — Four Exeter High School students were named as finalists for the National Merit Scholarship Program, run by a national nonprofit organization dedicated to providing scholarships for top academic achievers in the country.
EXETER — Four Exeter High School students were named as finalists for the National Merit Scholarship Program, run by a national nonprofit organization dedicated to providing scholarships for top academic achievers in the country.
"There's no doubt about it, these are our top students," said EHS Principal Vic Sokul. "They are all very gifted academically."
Only the students with the top scores on their PSATs and in their classes are nominated for the program. Of the approximately 1.5 million students who apply for the program, only about 1 percent become finalists.
"We're all 'A' to 'B' students," said EHS senior Lily Zwaan, modestly. Zwaan is one of the four female seniors to be chosen for the honor.
Last week the National Merit Scholarship Program contacted Sokul with a list of the students who have been nominated as National Merit Scholarship finalists.
Of the final 15,000 students nationally who received Certificates of Merit informing them of their achievements, just over half will receive scholarships from the National Merit Scholarship Program, but that doesn't mean the rest will walk away with nothing.
"A lot of universities will provide their own scholarship, even if we don't get a formal scholarship from the program," said finalist Rebecca Kelley.
She laid out several ways the finalists could get scholarships from schools, companies or organizations.
She has already received an offer of a scholarship from one university based on her being a finalist.
"It's an honor to be chosen," she said. "Obviously there were only four of us chosen out of a class of 400 students, so it feels good."
Kate Derosier seconded that sentiment.
"It recognizes our academic achievements. It definitely encourages me to continue to excel academically," she said.
And as the finalists continue to whittle down which schools are on their short lists of colleges, they receive new acceptance letters and offers of scholarships every week.
Zwaan applied to nine schools in all and said she has "not even come close to making a decision," but as she looks at where to spend the next four years, it isn't only the credentials of the university that will influence her decision.
"I sometimes check the weather in Saint Paul (Minnesota) and think 'It would really not be a good day to be at Macalester (College),'" she said.
That is a mind-set that Hannah Worrall, the last finalist at the school knows all too well.
"My top choices change by the second," she said. Worrall wants to go into chemistry, but hasn't decided where she wants to go.
Kelley has narrowed her choice of schools down, but still hasn't settled on a major.
"I have no idea," she said. "I'm going to go to a nice liberal arts school and I am going to take a lot of classes and see which ones stick."
The decision on which students will receive official scholarships from the National Merit Scholarship Program will be made sometime next month, but Sokul stressed that even being chosen as a finalist is an achievement in its own right.
"This is a big deal, and something they and their parents should be very proud of," said Sokul, turning to the four young women who represent some of Exeter High School's best and brightest.
"I know you are all going to sail out of Exeter High School and do great things," said Sokul.


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Casey Anthony is now free; she was released from prison late Saturday night amid tight security, news vans, and a crowd of protesters. Officers led Anthony into a black SUV with tinted windows just after midnight. Guards wore bullet proof vets and carried rifles. Twenty uniformed policeman were in the crowd on foot, and five were mounted on horseback. Security was tight, as everyone expected.
And it had to be -- hundreds of spectators swarmed the jail yard. Some chanted "Caylee, Caylee", some carried signs asking for Anthony to burn in hell, some called for a boycott of anything the Anthony's do post-trial, and some held signs asking for Anthony's hand in marriage.
An embedded reporter in the jail said that Anthony had "tunnel vision" on that jail door that would lead her to freedom. In her bright pink polo T-shirt, jeans, and blue sneakers, Anthony was whisked away in the SUV -- the mob ran after her vehicle as it left the jail and headed down the highway.
Reports say that Anthony looked relieved and that she was possibly holding back tears.
But where is she going? No one knows, but presumably she's headed to a safe house where she'll be protected by bodyguards until the fervor over her acquittal dies down, assuming it ever will. She may get plastic surgery, may move to a random state and live like a protected witness, or she may stay in Florida, partying it up at local bars like nothing ever happened.
There are some reports that say Anthony boarded a private jet at 3am out of an Orlando airport. Rumors say she is headed for Puerto Rico.
One thing is for sure, she's not going back to her parents' house. George Anthony has said she's not welcome.
In the fifteen seconds it took for her to leave the jail and enter the getaway car, I wonder what was going through her mind. It's been three years since she's been free and her life is about to take a whole new turn. Was she thinking about staying safe? Was she thinking about where she was going? A cheeseburger and fries? Caylee?
I want Casey Anthony to remain unharmed (something about two wrongs don't make a right here) and while I'm sure she'll get protection, I can't help but wonder about her lawyers, the jurors, anyone with the last name "Anthony" ... how will those people stay safe? Is everyone just going to pile into Casey Anthony's safe house and roll out sleeping bags on the floor until America has moved on to another salacious trial?
Her trial is over, but Casey Anthony's tribulations are just getting started. Where exactly those troubles are starting though is yet to be seen. I know it's wishful thinking, but I hope no one finds out where she is, ever. Moral panic makes me nervous.
Do you want to know where Casey is headed?
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Oral History Victoria
Oral History Victoria, the State branch of Oral History Australia, exists to promote oral history practice and understanding. OHV is run by an elected committee. We are represented on the national OHA executive committee, which is responsible for biennial national conferences and the annual Oral History Australia journal. The OHV committee is a voluntary organisation. We organise a yearly calendar of events which includes training workshops, OHV Innovation Awards, Rewind newsletter for members and this website, containing current national and international oral history content.
President: Susan Faine is a consulting historian, curator and collection manager. Interested in the lives of ordinary people, Susan has worked in community museums and on community heritage projects most of her professional life. She is interested in intangible heritage and material culture, and how the two can be used together to give us insights into all sorts of aspects of our social history and culture.
Vice President: Alistair Thomson is Professor of History at Monash University and the President of Oral History Australia. He was previously President of the International Oral History Association (2006-08) and Professor of Oral History at the University of Sussex. His oral history books include Anzac Memories (1994 and 2013), The Oral History Reader (1998, 2006, 2015 with Rob Perks), Ten Pound Poms (2006 with Jim Hammerton), Moving Stories (2011) and Oral History and Photography (2011 with Alex Freund). Al was Project Leader for the Australian Generations Oral History Project (a National Library of Australia, ABC Radio National and university partnership). Further details at http://profiles.arts.monash.edu.au/alistair-thomson/
Secretary: Ken Berryman was the first Melbourne manager appointed by the National Film and Sound Archive and was also responsible for producing a number of its regional archival video compilations. He was manager of the Archive's Oral History Program for 10 years and, as a freelance interviewer, continues to record commissioned interviews for this Program by arrangement.
Treasurer: Jodie Boyd holds a PhD in history from Deakin University. She is a volunteer interviewer for the Young Christian Workers Oral History Project, and was a research assistant to the Australian Generations Oral History Project. She has published in the areas of political and economic history as well as in oral history. She was formerly Collections Manager and Volunteer Co-ordinator at the Royal Historical Society of Victoria.
Committee Members:
Rewind Editor: Halina Nowicka has intermittently interviewed people in Indonesia who had spent time in the Dutch colonial political prisoner camp at Boven Digul in West Papua before World War II. Currently chairman of the Museum of Indonesian Arts she hopes to inaugurate a collection of oral history recordings with people who have connections with Indonesia.
Event Program Co-ordinator (joint): Rochelle Lade is a PhD candidate at Swinburne University undertaking an oral history of one of Melbourne's finest community radio stations, PBSFM. Research interests include the interactions between the political, cultural and historical in community. Rochelle's
Event Program Co-ordinator (joint): Francesco Ricatti is Cassamarca Senior Lecturer in Italian Studies at Monash University, and Adjunct Senior Lecturer in Creative Humanities at the University of the Sunshine Coast. He has been practicing Oral History since 2008, with interests in migration history, football studies, transcultural studies, the history of emotions, and creative approaches to history. A list of his publications is available: http://profiles.arts.monash.edu.au/francesco-ricatti/publications/
Event Program Co-ordinator (joint): Michael Green is a journalist and the co-editor of They Cannot Take the Sky, an oral history book and exhibition about Australian immigration detention. He is the host of The Messenger podcast, which won a Walkley Award in 2017. He has written for Harper's Magazine, Nature Climate Change, The Age, Sydney Morning Herald and Overland Journal, among others.
Website and Social Media: Jessica Ferrari is an experienced journalist and documentary maker who has been making film and television content for over fifteen years. She has produced stories for the ABC and National Geographic. She now runs Memento Media – a video production house that specialises in the celebration and preservation of stories, lives and oral history through documentary.
Publicity: Judy Hughes is a journalist, historian and communications professional with a love of life stories and multimedia. She has worked in print journalism and government communications and more recently completed a Master of Arts by Research and Coursework with Monash University specialising in journalism history. Judy has been an oral historian since 2003.
Membership Co-ordinator: Marie Nunan has a degree in history and has been conducting oral history interviews for over 12 years. Her business Gift of a Lifetime produces substantial audio and video oral histories of individuals. Marie has also branched into business oral histories, ranging from family-owned SMEs including agricultural organisations and wineries, to large corporations. Gift of a Lifetime was a finalist in the 2016 Geelong Business Excellence Awards.
Regional Outreach: Ron Lambert is a Gippsland boy and lives in Moe. His interest in Oral History was sparked in 1986 with his contribution to recording the stories of people from Yallourn for the Art and Working Life project, "The Yallourn story". Ron has lead a rich life working in a range of occupations. Ron is a PhD candidate at Federation University. He has a loving family and listens to a lot of music.
Our Aims and Objectives
The aims and objectives of our organisation are to:
- promote ethical practice and methods of oral history
- educate in the use of oral history methods
- encourage discussions on all aspects of oral history
- foster the preservation of oral history records
- pursue common objectives and maintain links with other Australian oral history associations through membership of Oral History Australia Inc.


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Top 5 Apps Gamers Should UseThere are a number of programs out there in the world, but this blog post isn't dedicated to all of them. Alternatively, this blog post will concentrate on the top 5 apps all gamers needs to use. Being a gamer requires more than simply having the gambling console.
Note: If you're attempting to return into gaming... Have a Look at exactly what Nintendo has been up to
Therefore without further ado, here are the top 5 apps gamers must utilize:
1. Safeguarde
Every one hates cheaters! That's the reason why this spy program is one of the top five apps that gamers should use. Spy onto your friends/opponents, see if they are cheating of course if they have been... Telephone them out on it. Let them know you want to play a reasonable game because you'd love to have a fun experience while still playing. It isn't all about winning, it's about having a good time!
2. Spotify
Have you ever played video games to some beat? It creates a big difference. Playing videos matches in a calm room can sometimes be boring and frankly nerve wracking. When playing music, we've noticed that it consistently seems to greatly help with our nerves while still actually playing the game.
That is because when playing a match, we are apt to concentrate on the rhythm of the defeat instead of what our opponents do, that is why I do believe Spotify deserves to be in this high 5 software gamers should use list.
With 4 thousand songs, you'll never go out of things to obey. So let us understand if that improves your gambling experience, it certainly improved ours.
3. YouTube
There is never a moment where YouTube isn't useful. If you do not know just how to perform some thing in a game, you can look for videos on YouTube to see exactly how others've beaten the levels which you find hard. Together with all these streamers now a days, we'd say it's near to easy to locate folks to watch and get the answers that you're searching for.
4. Discord
Every participant should have Discord. It's crucial for communicating with different matches. It's a simple program that's easy to use. There are several different discord stations where you can find topics to discuss. It is possible to learn a lot from Discord professionals inside of these discord channels as well... And when you're playing multiplayer games on your own, discord can be just a fantastic go to spot to find other players who could be equally as passionate about you at exactly the identical game that you're playing. At short, Discord at 2018, is what skype used to be in 2011, except it's newer and requires less CPU usage.
5. Google Chrome
When surfing the web for answers, you want the most efficient means to find the work done. Google Chrome is the go to browser which people urge all gamers to have. With access to heaps of extensions, Google Chrome can adapt to your every day way of life and whatever you want. Google Chrome additionally has Google built into it's search bar, so instead of being required to go to google.com, you are able to automatically put your questions around Google Chrome. This would make it simpler for you to save time.
After using these apps on a daily, we decided to create a blog post about the top 5 apps gamers should use and include these apps within them.
Using these apps daily has proven to make our gaming lives just a bit easier. If you know any other apps that you think we should include, let us understand & as always, if you believed this website article additional significance for your gambling life, be sure to check out our website post about"5 Ways To Know If Your Opponent Is Cheating"


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Fall 2011 has been a busy season for Lou Reed -- after releasing Lulu, his collaborative effort with Metallica, he's spent the last few weeks actively defending his latest work of art from metal heads and the general public at large. And as The Best Show on WFMU host/music video director/writer Tom Scharpling tweeted late last week, Reed caused a ruckus at a New York Starbucks, where scones and unsuspecting baristas were subjected to his infinite rage. Did this actually happen? Maybe, maybe not. Regardless, it makes for a great story that we needed to see illustrated by Dustin Glick. Dig in.
Dustin Glick is a writer, cartoonist and music nerd whose comics can be found at Dustinland.com and in MAD Magazine.


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Wednesday, May 01, 2013
4 Comments:
- At 8:46 p.m., Anvilcloud said...
I am not a gambler either, but I do buy the occasional lottery ticket. I don't consider it gambling although I suppose it really is. To me gambling has to do with expecting to beat the odds. In the case of lotteries, no one in their right mind expects to win. There is simply no way to beat the odds; you simply give yourself a a sliver of a chance to get struck by lightning, as it were.
- At 7:17 a.m., possum said...
How lucky you were to NOT win that watch. Had you actually managed to win it it might have started you on a love of gambling or games of chance, most of which are rigged, by the way.
Pity the poor fool who does not learn this lesson and spends his life blowing every cent he gets looking for that high that never comes. I can't believe the excitement winning $10 on a scratch off ticket after spending $5 or $10 a week on tickets that win nothing! OH LOOK! I have spent $500 this year buying tickets and I just won $10! Whoopee! How lucky I am! Here, let me buy another couple tickets now that I've got this $10!
Yep, you were blessed to have learned so young.
- At 1:47 p.m., Ginnie said...
There's really nothing that compares to the old time carnivals.
We have an old Ex-carny in our AA group and we love it when he shares his stories of those days. He has almost 45years of sobriety but has never lost his love of the "carny life"...even though it's what contributed big time to his downfall with alcohol.
- At 10:49 a.m., Owen Gray said...
We had a similar carnival on the West Island of Montreal when I was a kid. I remember spending a dollar tossing baseballs at plastic bottles to win a small jack knife.
I proudly brought my prize home and showed it to my father. He pointed out that I could get the knife at Kresge's for 25 cents.
Such are the lessons of life.


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Seeing the unseen activities that contribute to sustaining our communities is vital in determining how to live more sustainably. This initiative arose out of concern that the data available for the work on the StatisticsNZ Satellite Account for the nonprofit sector were too limited. The issues raised illuminate the value of this initiative, which resulted in the Satellite Accounts being recognised as that of the nonprofit institutions within the broader sector.
- Citation: Peet, K., 2005, Sustaining our communities, The Press
- Creator: Katherine Peet
- Language: English
- Publisher: The Press (Christchurch)
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Tomb of the Unknown Author
Here lies
Hope – Dreams - Expectations
Buried beneath the black soil of toil lies the remains of a heroic writer.
He filled his days with dreams of success as he worked away in his mundane job. His nights he gave over to a world of fantasy and dreams.
The fantasy of writing an overnight best seller. Of the number one slot on Amazon.
As his ratings fell lower and lower so did this hero's expectations until all but hope was crushed beneath the mountain of other authors dreams.
Say a prayer upon this grave - for you say it for all of us, who dream these dreams.
Dear lord..... MAKE 'EM BUY MY FRIGGING BOOK ~
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So a really really quick post tonight to say I am still working on the York Does Vintage Post. I had some college work to get done today, and had to go and take a walk in this lovely weather (while it lasts), but I swear I am working hard to make everything look fab! I just hope you all agree, or you'll all be sat there thinking "she spent 2 days on that???" I really hope you like it!
Anyway, must dash, still have the ratties to clean out before sleep time!


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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - Late-traded shares of Salesforce.com Inc. surged more than 9% Wednesday after the business-software provider turned in a profit that was higher than expected by analysts, and Apple Inc.'s view that it's on track to meet an iPhone sales target boosted its shares.
Salesforce.com CRM, -2.33% shares rose 9.5% to $57.61 after the company reported that fiscal fourth-quarter net income rose to $7.38 million, or 6 cents a share, from $516,000, or breakeven on a per-share basis, last year. Revenue at the San Francisco-based company, which provides customer relations business applications via Internet subscriptions, jumped 50% to $216.9 million.
Analysts surveyed by FactSet Research had estimated earnings of 4 cents a share on $208.9 million in sales. The company also said its number of subscribers, a closely watched metric, rose by 11,200 during the year to roughly 41,000. See full story.
Stock in Apple AAPL, -2.24% closed up 3.5% to $127.30. The company's chief operating officer said at a Goldman Sachs conference in Las Vegas that it is confident that it will reach a 2008 sales goal for its multimedia mobile device, the iPhone.
Apple had previously set a target of 10 million in sales this year. The device made its debut on the retail market last June. See report.
Meanwhile, shares of Origin Agritech Ltd. SEED, +0.31% a China-based hybrid crop seed supplier, sank 33% to end at $6.47 in heavy trade. The company said that while it expects further consolidation in the industry, it foresees overall inventory remaining high. It also said total seed supply still outstrips the demand.
Origin Agritech forecast fiscal 2008 revenue of $75 million to $80 million. It posted a fiscal 2007 revenue of 489 million yuan ($65.2 million), down 6.2% from 521.9 million yuan a year ago
It said it expects net income of $500,00 to $2 million, or $3 million to $4 million excluding a non-cash interest expense related to a convertible debt offering.


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Introducing This Blog
I'm starting a blog. I have had several blogs before, but with different focus and, frankly, different versions of me. So rather than continue any of the existing ones, I decided to start something new.
I'm calling it "Particular Virtue," because the concept of virtue has been on my mind a lot recently. I've been exploring Stoicism, and related... I don't want to call them life philosophies, because the word "philosophy" has connotations that aren't quite right for what I mean these days (and I hope to write a post on that soon). Life strategies? Life outlooks? Self-help frameworks is probably closest. Anyway, the concept of "virtue" is something I've been using a lot lately to help myself think about and structure the way I live my life.
But I like appending the word "particular" to it, because I don't want to imply that what "virtue" means to me is what it would mean to someone else. It's a highly individual expression of my own aesthetics, and not a moral framework that would make sense to apply to other people.
Moreover, "particular" also has connotations of being fastidious and careful in application, which I also find pleasing. I am choosy about what aspects of virtue to emphasize and what to ignore.
But I don't expect that this blog will be about general self-help-ish things, for the most part. I have some particular topics that I'm interested in and would like to try my hand at writing about - programming, frugality, religion... (Well, that last veers into the general.) I don't intend to keep it focused on any particular subject, though I'm not against it becoming that way if I am so inclined later.
I also intend to keep it fairly casual; I want to be able to post things that aren't as well-thought-out and not worry about criticism too much. This blog is ultimately very self-focused, and about having an outlet for me to express certain thoughts. Ideally I'd like to engage with other people as well, but I'm going to consider that mostly a bonus rather than the main purpose.
I do not intend to talk about details of my personal or professional life. I'd prefer to retain some small degree of anonymity in this venue.
I think that's all the housekeeping I have. Real posts to follow.


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RFF on the Issues: Managing Overcrowded National Parks
An increase in visitors to some of the nation's most popular parks—such as Yellowstone, Yosemite, and the Grand Canyon—has led to a number of problems for park management: traffic congestion, air pollution, and even discarded toilet paper. RFF's Margaret Walls, in a new article for Resources magazine, notes: "The Park Service may be a victim of its own success." She suggests that "the Park Service should seriously be considering a more efficient approach" to managing overcrowding: a new fee structure that would incentivize the public to visit different parks at different times of the year.
RFF on the Issues connects today's pressing news with related research and expertise at RFF.


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Konbanwa♪ This time I drew Kirito from Sword Art Online:
I have only begun watching episode 1 of Sword Art Online 2 but I heard from one of my cousins that this time round due to error Kirito takes on a female avatar. XD I can't wait to watch the next episode. (>y<)So for this drawing, I used a black marker to ink parts of the hair instead of stubbornly using a black pen like I used to. It was fun to ink using a black marker. And I could achieve nice-looking black hair at double the speed compared to using a black pen. (´ω`★)
About two weeks ago, I attended the EOY festival! ≧(´▽`)≦ It was extremely fun! (☆^O^☆) The EOY festival is an annual cosplay event but one of the highlights of this event is that they invited Asibuto Penta and Marice to perform! \(@ ̄∇ ̄@)/ Penta and Marice are two odorite from Japan. They are famous on Nico Nico Dougo for their dance videos and I'm honoured that I'm able to meet them, talk to them, take photographs together, obtain their autographs and watch their performance live. (* >ω<) This is my first time attending the EOY festival and I'm really glad that I went. ヽ(*≧ω≦)ノ In fact, I was so excited I went for both days it was held. XD
The whole thing felt so surreal. It was my first time meeting someone close to the definition of an idol. Now I can't imagine how it would feel like to meet actual idols. It would be an unforgettable moment surely. With limited Japanese I was able to converse with Penta and Marice. It makes me wished my Japanese was better so I can talk to them more.
On the first day that I went, the first person I met was Penta. Penta had set up a stall selling her merchandise and I was at her stall looking at the merchandise. She wasn't there in person and I wasn't expecting her to be there either. I was just asking the person tending the stall about the prices when she suddenly arrived. I was so surprised and excited when I first saw her. She's so cute. (((\(@v@)/))) She has brought polariod photos of herself taken in Japan for sale at $7 each and also allowed fans to take a polariod two-shot with her at a price of $7. I saw someone buying the whole set of polariod photos! She seems pleasantly surprised and very happy saying arigato gozaimasu. Seeing her so busy taking photos and intracting with the fans, she is really cute. o((*^▽^*))o And when she performs, her energy is amazing. You can see her dancing with 120% effort. Her passion makes me energized. It makes me come alive and breathing again though you can also say seeing her has pretty much sucked the air out of me. XD I was that happy. (=^-ω-^=)
Besides polaroid shots, Penta also has badges, tshirts, wristbands and towels for sale, all personally designed by her! I bought a tshirt at $25, a wristband at $13 and a badge at $4:
I took a two-shot with her:
And then when I went again on the second day, I took another two-shot with her:
Penta draws really well as seen from the design of the shirt. (=^・^=) Also, her signature includes a very cute drawing of herself:
And when I ask her to sign on the tshirt for me, she actually drew me. XD She points to the drawing, points to me and says "you". XD She's really cute.
She drew really accurately from the hair, to the spectacles and the clothes that I'm wearing. XD You can compare with the photo that I took with her on the second day. (*⌒∇⌒*)
As excited as I was, I was nervous when queuing up to take a two-shot with her. LOL I know it's a chance to speak with her and I screwed up in the end. I couldn't remember what I want to say to her. (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻ But I managed to say that I'm honoured to see her. (^・ω・^ ) And she told me my Japanese is good. lol I also managed to ask whether it's okay to sign for me and to take a photo with her besides the polariod shot. I'm glad at the chance to practice my Japanese. Haha
On the second day, I queued up to get her to sign on the tshirt and to get another two-shot with her and when it was my turn, she asks me if today is the second time I came. It took me a second to understand what she's saying and when I replied hai it came to my realisation that she actually remembers me! ☆*:.。. o(≧▽≦)o .。.:*☆ Haha I told her I'm glad I get to see her today again. And she said my Japanese is good again. LOL XD
Unlike Penta, Marice didn't have any merchandise for sale, unfortunately though I went prepared to spend money. LOL But I did take a two-shot with her too:
This was taken on the second day. I love her cosplay of Asuka! So cute. (๑>ᴗ<๑)
And here's her signature:
One thing that strikes me about Marice is that she's very, very cheerful and friendly because she's always smiling! While Penta might look more serious and focused, Marice looks very relaxed and very lively. Though my first impression of her is that she's so small! XD Because when I see her on videos, she always seemed to be at least 1.6m. My cousin said it's because she's very well proportioned. I really didn't expect her to be this short. XD So cute! o(≧∇≦o)
I can't remember what I said to Marice on the first day. My bad memory. ( ̄^ ̄)尸 I think I said I'm a fan and I asked her if it's okay to sign for me. Haha The second day I wanted to take a photo with her, but she seems to be resting as she's not at the booth but sitting somewhere else. My cousin says it should be okay to ask to take a photo so I went and approached the person tending the stall. He asked her if it's okay to take a photo and she very brightly replied "iiyo!/sure!" while flashing her very big smile. (*^▽^*) She's really cheerful. And when she saw me she's like 'OH'. She actually remembers me too! о(ж>▽<)y☆ I told her I'm glad to see her again (same as what I told Penta LOL) and she says "Watashi mo!" meaning "me too!". O(≧▽≦)O I also told her she's a good dancer and she says "arigato. ureshii desu/ thanks. I'm happy". ("⌒∇⌒") And when Marice is performing, her smiles is really great! Her whole aura is sparkly "kira kira desu" and very bright. (=^・ω・^)y=
The duo performed popular songs such as GIGANTIC O.T.N and Viva Happy. I videoed two of the performances but unfortunately I was too near to the speakers when I was videoing and the audio came out really bad. I really regretted not videoing the rest of the performances too. I managed to find video performances of Penta and Marice here, here and here. There's also the mass dance practice for Viva Happy here.
I shall post one of my favourite dances here – Penta and Marice performing Galaxias on the second day:
Their matching outfits are so cute! (>y<)
Here are some random photos taken of Penta (first 2) and Marice ヽ(*・ω・)ノ:
I could have posted more because my cousin took 100 over photos of Penta and Marice. XD But I have yet to get it from her so I can't post it here. (︶︹︺)
Besides meeting Penta and Marice, I also met some of the local dancers!
I met Miu and took a photo with her but that photo is with my cousin. LOL I have 2 photos of her saved in my phone though XD took on the first day an offshot photo and one during her performance:
I also met Momo! She's one of my favourite dancers. (∩_∩)
And I met Suzume and Natsumi (short hair) at not a very good timing. LOL But they said it's okay to take a photo so nice of them XP
I attended the first day of the festival with my cousin:
This was taken during dinner. I asked her not to act cute. LOL XD
And a two-shot with her taken while on the train:
I attended the second day with a friend but there're no pictures. Haha I didn't take any. XP Anyway, this has turned out to be quite a long post. |_・) But I finally managed to write down everything that I want to say. Phew XD Of course, words can't describe all that had happened. But I can say that the whole experience is a fun and fulfilling one. (^・ω・^ ) Lastly, I'll end this post with my favourite two-shot taken with Marice on the first day:
Byebye! (。´∀`)ノ


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IN AN ANCHORED LEARNING environment, the activities are designed around a realistic situation -- or anchor -- in which there is a problem to be solved by the group. Originally developed by the Cognition and Technology Group at Vanderbilt, this method encourages students to view knowledge as tools to be applied to new situations, rather than knowledge as facts to be learned. Curriculum materials are often technology based, and provide a positive effect on student achievement, including for students with special needs.
How does it work?
Anchored instruction requires putting the students in the context of a problem-based story. The students "play" an authentic role while investigating the problem and the developing situations. In this framework, the student is given the tools needed to solve the problem.
Research shows that ordinary classroom learning is very different from "natural" learning environments. Natural learning environments, like those in which parents help their child develop a language, are often characterized as "contextualized." The parent and child share a context, or a common frame of reference, in which learning takes place. Teachers in traditional learning environments often do not share a common context for instruction, and therefore students fail to see the knowledge they learn in school as a tool to solve problems in the "real world". Anchored Instruction is designed to bridge the gap between natural and school learning environments.
Traditional learning vs. anchored learning:
Traditional Anchored
Lecture based Technology based
Student is a passive listener Student is active and involved
Facts are learned Problems are solved
Creating your own Anchored Learning environment:
All data required to solve the problem should be embedded in the story line. The presentation should be as realistic as possible. Keep in mind that the ability to refer back to segments is a useful design consideration. Regular videotape would be inadequate for quick playback, while most multimedia formats can be replayed easily with the click of a button.
An anchored module can be provided as a high production value multimedia presentation or as a simple web page. On the web pages, audio, video, and graphics can help to promote realism. More complex anchored learning situations include a story that would change in accordance with the students inputs, giving them "control" over their end results.
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Wear colorful Japanese Furisode kimono in Kyoto!Voyagin 品质保证添加到心愿单
Furisode is a kind of kimono usually for unmarried ladies. You can rent furisode at our store which is in central Kyoto. The beautiful furisode experience will surely be a memorable experience from your trip!
- High class kimono for making beautiful memories
- Convenient to visit nearby Kiyomizu Temple by bus
- Accessible by Kyoto subway from Kyoto Station in a few minutes
- Ample photo opportunities with nearby temples & museums
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I am home in sunny suburbia. Winter has become summer and the days are long and warm.
The transition back into 'normal' life after 4 months in New Zealand has been relatively pain free.
No more travelogue. Back to photography proper.
OH ( other half) is at work, and I have time on my hands thanks to the early start that jet lag allows.
I am excited to have a new venture to help me ease back into the daily routine. To spur me on to reach new levels in my photography.
I have been accepted as a member of The Arcanum.
The Arcanum is a new way of learning using the old and traditional method of Master and apprentice. The academy is on line, and I am linked up with people all around the world. We have a library of videos to watch and get one to one Google 'hangouts' in which our work is critiqued by our master ( a bit like a skype call but one that can be observed live by other apprentices, and that is later saved to the Library for others to watch at their leisure).
I am a member of a group of 20 apprentices and have been lucky enough to be selected by the Canon Master Jackie Ranken, whose work I am in awe of. I am confident that she will help me to progress to a higher level in my work. The apprentices work together, give each other critiques and yet all can progress at their own pace.
Jackie Ranken lives in Queenstown, New Zealand, and my favourite work of hers is the series Kitchen Stories in which kitchen utensils find themselves in the landscape in beautiful monochrome images that are both clever and amusing. She is multi award winning, and I feel very privileged to be under her wing.
So far, we have introduced ourselves and said a bit about our 'genesis as a photographer' . We all have very different tales to tell and different interests and skills, which will help us all to grow and develop.
I have put forward some images for critique by my fellow apprentices. With their help I will select 5 to take in to my first critique session with Jackie.
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For this image it was suggested that I try upping the contrast, and try different crops.
Jackie has talked about the importance of borders, and I have added a white border to represent the paper. Immediately the image is lifted. I have also taken out a two week trial of Nik software Silver Efex Pro as used by Jackie to see whether I find it easier to create better monochrome images with this rather than Photoshop. I have yet to decide, but am pleased with the adjustments to the original image.
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Next I had a discussion about the yellow leaf, bottom right in this image.
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The views in the group vary; some preferring to keep it, and others finding it distracting. Which just goes to show that you can't please all of the people all of the time, and in the end have to go with your own preference.
I find the square crop less satisfying, and as one fellow commented, the rectangular image is 'more about the reflections of the branches above' and the square is 'about the leaves'.
You take your pick. I'm going for the original.
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But I have a feeling it is going to be time very well spent.


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Microsoft presented winning partners with a total of $12,000 to bring to an end the Windows 7 partner competition at the company's Christmas party for channel partners last night.
The competition was run from mid-September to mid-October to "create awareness" for the Windows 7 launch, says Brent Colbert, Microsoft's Director of Partner Group.
"We wanted to encourage our partners to deploy Windows 7 before the October 22nd launch and to create excitement in the channel around Windows 7," he says.
Microsoft ran three Partner Organisation competitions; a small partner upgrade for partners with 5-25 PCs, the mid-sized partner upgrade for partners with 25-50 PCs, and the large partner upgrade for partners with more than 50 PCs.
The small and mid-sized partners had to deploy Windows 7 on 80% of their machines, while large-sized partners had to deploy Windows 7 on 70% of their PCs.
Kinetics Group Ltd won the Small Partner upgrade, and $2000, while Datasouth Business Systems took out the mid-sized partner upgrade category and Lexel Systems Ltd won the Large Partner Upgrade, both worth $5000.
There were also four individual competitions for partner employees; including the 'Low Rider' – getting Windows 7 running on a PC, the 'Time Warp' – using Windows XP mode to run an old application, with the oldest running app being the winner, 'Pimp my PC' – Windows 7 running on a PC with the highest specifications of all entries, and 'Home Entertainment' – the best use of Windows 7 as a home entertainment hub.
Mark Bennett of Public Technology won the 'Low Rider', while Mark Sanders of Elite Business Systems took out 'Time Warp', Scott Sutherland of Interface Technology Pimped his PC best, and Paul Spain of Gorilla Technology won the 'Home Entertainment' category.
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I'm visiting one of my bestest friends, Rhonda, in Augusta, Georgia. Rhonda and I are fans of all things spooky, so we sought out the Haunted Pillar, a piece of Augusta mythology.
The pillar's legend depends on who's telling it. The link above has a few interpretations; the version I hear usually combines those into the tale of a progressive preacher who cursed the pillar of a slave market to punish those involved in the selling of slaves. Anyone who touches the pillar is supposed to be struck dead.
We didn't just touch it. We hugged it. We're awesome like that. That was over a week ago, and we're both still alive, so I'm thinking we might have escaped the curse. Since this isn't even really the original pillar, that makes sense. Then again, none of the legends include a time limit, so I guess it eventually comes true for everyone . . .


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MOORHEAD-Minnesota State Moorhead guard Jacky Volkert shined in the closing moments of overtime Saturday at Alex Nemzek Fieldhouse.
The junior swished the go-ahead 3-pointer with 29 seconds to play to help lift the Dragons to a dramatic 86-84 victory against Wayne State in Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference women's basketball before 874 fans.
"Jacky made some unbelievable shots at the end of that game. That's what great players do," Dragons head coach Karla Nelson said. "If she questions herself, she doesn't hit that shot."
The Dragons (13-3, 10-2 NSIC) have won seven consecutive games, including Friday's 75-64 victory against previously unbeaten and No. 11-ranked Augustana.
"We might not have started the year quite to are best, but we are definitely getting there," said Volkert, who scored 22 points and added 10 assists. "These wins just mean everything."
The Dragons are tied for first place in the North Division with Northern State (14-3, 10-2). Augustana earned 77-64 road win against Northern State on Saturday. That made the weekend home sweep more important for the Dragons.
"It keeps us in the race," Nelson said. "If you can win your games at home it keeps you in the race for a conference title. You have to hold serve on your home floor."
Wayne State looked in position to rally for victory after senior forward Maggie Schulte sank a free throw that gave the Wildcats an 84-80 lead with 1 minute, 58 seconds to play in overtime. Schulte, who finished with a game-high 28 points, also sank a 3-pointer at the fourth-quarter buzzer that tied the score at 75-75 and forced overtime. Schulte made 6 of 7 shots from beyond the arc.
"It kind of felt like they had to momentum, they were hitting every big shot they were taking," said Dragons guard Cassidy Thorson, who scored a team-high 25 points. "I thought we just played with guts, came back and responded."
Volkert scored the game's final six points, starting with a 15-foot jumper that cut the Wayne State lead to 84-82 with 1:42 to play in overtime. She sank her go-ahead 3-pointer from the right wing to give the Dragons an 85-84 lead with 29 seconds remaining.
"Drew (Sannes) found me and just goosebumps and shivers up and down my spine," said Volkert, who added a free throw with 13 seconds to play in overtime. "We just kept our composure."
Thorson shot 44 percent (7 of 16) from 3-point range, including a key make from beyond the arc in overtime. Her seven 3-pointers gave her the program's career record. The West Fargo High School graduate has made 198 for the Dragons. Marisa Yernatich (2009-13) held the old mark with 197.
"It was a good night," Thorson said.
The Dragons built a 64-51 lead after Thorson drained a 3-pointer with 7:40 to play in the fourth quarter. Wayne State, however, got hot from 3-point range to claw back into the game. The Wildcats hit five 3-pointers in the final three minutes of the fourth. Schulte capped that rally with her clutch 3-pointer at the fourth-quarter buzzer.
"The one thing that this team has shown regardless of how we've played is at the end, we've persevered," Nelson said. "We just hang in there and hang in there and show some grit. That is a quality you can't teach."
WSC (14-6, 8-4 NSIC): O'Connor 1-5 0-0 3, Norling 0-3 0-0 0, Busse 1-3 0-0 3, Schulte 8-14 6-8 28, Ballinger 5-15 3-3 13, Vesey 0-0 0-0 0, Brainerd 0-0 0-0 0, Lowe 4-7 1-1 12, Knox 0-0 0-0 0, Reiner 0-0 0-0 0, Larson 3-6 4-4 12, Bongartz 4-4 5-8 13. Totals 26-57 19-24 84.
MSUM (13-3, 10-2): Thorson 8-17 2-2 25, Fech 0-0 0-0 0, Volkert 7-11 5-6 22, Sannes 6-11 6-6 19, Hintz 2-4 0-0 5, Selensky 2-8 0-2 5, Borowicz 0-3 4-4 4, Galegher 1-3 0-0 2, Liegel 0-3 0-0 0, Green 2-5 0-0 4. Totals 28-65 17-20 86.
3-point goals: WSC 13-24 (O'Connor 1-3, Norling 0-2, Busse 1-3, Schulte 6-7, Lowe 3-6, Larson 2-3), MSUM 13-30 (Thorson 7-16, Volkert 3-6, Sannes 1-1, Hintz 1-1, Selensky 1-4, Liegel 0-2). Total fouls: WSC 22, MSUM 24. Rebounds: WSC 31 (Schulte 5, Larson 5), MSUM 40 (Selensky 10). Assists: WSC 14 (Schulte 4), MSUM 23 (Volkert 10). Steals: WSC 9 (Schulte 3, Lowe 3), MSUM 4 (Thorson 2). Turnovers: WSC 16 (Schulte 4), MSUM 16 (Volkert 6). A--874.


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Sissy would like to apologize for her weak effort at posting this morning. She was too busy shaking her money maker last night.
Friday, April 29, 2011
Belly Dancing with Sissy
Posted by bluehydrangea at 9:40 AM
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How fun! I am cracking up. I love this AND you are really good!ReplyDelete
Looks like a lot of fun! Happy weekend!ReplyDelete
what a great party idea!ReplyDelete
me thinks you needed a few more cocktails girl!!! what a hoot
you are too funny. I want to be at that party. And your hair looks so good.ReplyDelete
So funny! My favorite part is the men in the background drinking. I can just hear my husband's voice in their heads. Love it! You are adorable.ReplyDelete
LOL! Awesome.ReplyDelete
You are too cute, Sissy! Belly dancing?! Is there anything you can't do?ReplyDelete
HA! Hilarious...I mean awesome Sissy...you are quite the little mover there.....ReplyDelete
I hope that this new job doesn't mean you are going to have to give up blogging.ReplyDelete
Hahaha, how fun! I love it!ReplyDelete
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Don't look now, but a team many in the Class B field do not want to see pop up on its schedule is the Aurora Huskies.
Aurora picked up its sixth win in eight tries Thursday on the road at Holdrege in straight sets, 25-14, 25-18 and 25-15. The win claws the Lady Huskies back to a .500 mark after struggling in the middle portion of the year.
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On 3 September 2014, the Competition Tribunal (the "Tribunal") published the reasons for its decision to grant an exception application by Invensys plc, Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd and Eurotherm Ltd (collectively, "Invensys" or the "Invensys Group") in respect of the self-referral of a complaint by Protea Automation Solutions ("Protea"). The reasons restate a position that is very well known by competition practitioners: the Tribunal will, where possible, adopt a flexible approach to its processes, giving primacy to its inquisitorial powers and favouring considerations of fairness and flexibility over formalism.
The complaint has a long history; however, for present purposes, only the salient facts bear brief mention. The Invensys Group manages the international production, sales and distribution of various industrial automation and control system components, including through the "Eurotherm" and "Foxboro" brands. Until recently, the respondent, Protea, was – in terms of an exclusive distribution agreement with Invensys – the sole South African supplier of Eurotherm and Foxboro products.
The catalyst to the present litigation was the termination by Invensys on 1 March 2011 of its exclusive agreement with Protea and its subsequent decision to conclude a similar arrangement with EOH Mthombo – which is today the sole and exclusive distributor of Foxboro and Eurotherm products in South Africa. Accordingly, Protea is now able to obtain Foxboro and Eurotherm products only from EOH Mthombo, and not from Invensys directly.
Aggrieved by this state of affairs, Protea lodged a complaint with the Competition Commission (the "Commission") and, following the issuing of a notice of non-referral by the Commission, referred the complaint to the Tribunal itself under section 51(1) of the Competition Act, No. 89 of 1998 (as amended) (the "Competition Act"). In its complaint referral, Protea alleged that the arrangements between Invensys and EOH Mthombo, and between EOH Mthombo and itself, contravened the horizontal (section 4), vertical (section 5), abuse of dominance (section 8) and price discrimination (section 9) provisions of the Competition Act.
In its answer to the complaint, Invensys alleged as a "point in limine" (that is, a point taken at the outset of the suit) that the referral was fatally deficient for a variety of reasons. This kind of response, in which a respondent objects at the outset on the basis that a complainant's pleadings are legally deficient (because, for example, they fail to disclose a cause of action) is known as an exception. In this regard, Invensys argued that Protea had had ample opportunity to rectify the deficiencies in its pleadings, which included i) an erroneous reliance on the horizontal provisions in section 4 of the Competition Act (erroneous because Invensys and EOH Mthombo were not competitors of one another); ii) a failure to provide sufficient facts to support its claim that Invensys was dominant in any market; and iii) the misjoinder of the non-trading Invensys holding company.
Protea opposed the exception application on the basis that its referral reflected a prima facie case. Alternatively, it argued that even if the referral was indeed deficient, the appropriate remedy would be for it to be allowed to amend its referral rather than to dismiss its complaint.
In its reasons, the Tribunal provided a useful exposition of its general approach to exception applications. In this regard, there are three central considerations by which it is guided. First, complaint proceedings in the Tribunal are "sui generis" (of their own kind), meaning that they constitute a hybrid process, containing elements of civil motion and trial proceedings. Second, the subject matter of Tribunal proceedings lies at the intersection of law and economics, with the result that a particular set of facts can often reasonably be viewed through the lens of various sections of the Competition Act. Third, the Tribunal is endowed with a wide discretion, and its proceedings are inquisitorial and flexible rather than formalistic. Cumulatively, these considerations demand the adoption of a fact-specific and flexible stance.
That said, the Tribunal recognised that fairness requires respondent parties to be placed in a position where they know the case they are required to meet. In addition, it noted that exceptions are a useful means by which to expedite a trial through the clarification of issues between the parties. Importantly (and correctly, in our view), the Tribunal rejected an argument by Protea that the Constitutional Court decision in Competition Commission v Senwes established a precedent that a complainant's pleadings need not set out its entire case, which may be supplemented through subsequent witness statements. The Tribunal's proceedings may be inquisitorial and flexible, but a complainant is required to provide full particulars of the case it wishes to bring.
The default remedy for a successful exception application is for the Tribunal to grant the offending party an opportunity to amend its pleadings. By corollary, it is only in exceptional circumstances that the Tribunal will dismiss a case pursuant to an exception application. An example of a circumstance in which it will do so is where the exception concerns a pure point of law which might be determinative of the dispute, and which does not require in-depth factual analysis.
However, circumstances such as these are rare; in fact, as noted above, the Tribunal regards it as in the very nature of its proceedings that they comprise mixed questions of law and fact. And the present case did not deviate from that norm. Therefore, although it declared Protea's pleadings to be inadequate, the Tribunal ordered that the appropriate remedy was not to dismiss the referral outright, but instead to afford Protea the opportunity to amend its papers.
In light of this decision, respondents to complaint referrals would be wise not to bring exception applications hastily as a means of curtailing proceedings. Instead, litigants would be better advised, as the Tribunal explicitly suggested, to utilise the Request for Further Particulars procedure prior to the filing of an answering affidavit. If, having done so, the complainant still fails to clarify its case sufficiently, the respondent will then be better positioned to argue for the outright dismissal of the complaint.
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10 comments on "Kitty DrunkDrunk is unsurprisingly unapologetic regarding her prolonged absence."
The "Wafting gently" phrase is nothing short of true genius!!!
Ja W, ya loon, ya! Why am I not surprised that you are diggin' K DD's groove?!
She is something else. I thought my mentally-unstable friend Stickman was bad, but jeez, KDD is on another level. Shameless.
Here's a fact about prison; it's where naughty people go. Even Clint Eastwood has been to prison, although he did escape from Alcatraz. I saw it in a film. If I was going to escape I would flutter my eyelids, comb my eyebrows, and waltz on out. Simples.
you see a wasted "de-programming" session, whereas the rest of the free world is thanking KDD for her efforts to help Burly Bad Mans get in touch wif their inner Cry Baby. cleaning up a stoolies is the LEAST you can do to thank her for her efforts to reform society, but no. complain, complain, complain.
I've had to ban my own cats from reading KDD's posts. They were getting too many ideas. I was starting to worry about going to sleep at night.
Yes. I will now begin referring to my own vices as "nicey nicey." Excellent.
KDD – oh, how I miss you.
Hey Sparky let me know if KDD can email you personally! She has a chardonnay-soaked hairball with your name on it! xox


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I can't believe it has been 7 years since the 9/11 attack. I can still remember that day so clearly. I was working at the YMCA in Raleigh, NC. Richard had stopped by to drop the kids off for preschool and as he was leaving one of my coworker said "My son just called and said a plane has crashed into the World Trade Center." I ran to tell Richard. We, of course, thought it was some kind of horrible accident. By the time I got back into the office the other plane had hit as well. Again I thought maybe the smoke from the first crash had somehow caused the second. It wasn't until I went downstairs to the fitness room (where they have a gazillion TV's) and saw for myself the footage of the crash that I realized not only was this done on purpose, but my life and the lives of everyone in this country had changed forever. I know I thought that nothing like this could ever happen here. No one got any work done that day. I stood watching the TV for what seemed like hours. I went and got the kids out of preschool and took them home and held them. One of the girls at the "Y" had a father that worked at the Pentagon. He was okay. One of my quilting buddies has a husband who is pretty high up in the Pentagon. She didn't hear from him for over 24 hours ~ fortunately he was okay too. My heart broke and still breaks over how many families were torn apart that day. Just thinking of those little children who waited for their parents to pick them up ~ but they never came. All the policemen and firemen who risked and lost their lives to save others are the real heroes in this world.
I still have a hard time watching the footage of the towers coming down although at the time, I couldn't not watch. It was as if I watched it enough, it would make sense. It never did. I know we are not a perfect country. We have our problems ~ and they are serious ones... but that day.. that time... we came together. We helped each other and took care of each other. We told the people we loved just how much they mean to us. Let's not loose that lesson. Don't take anyone for granted. Who knows what tomorrow brings. Do something nice today for a total stranger ~ help someone who truly needs it... and remember to tell your family and friends just how much you care about them.
This is just a "not quite" daily update from me about the family, about my crafts, and life in general. Hope you'll come visit often. What I'd really love to know though is .... So, how was your day?
Thursday, September 11, 2008
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- jillytacy said...
What a nice post! I think you summed it up perfectly! You learned the lesson and haven't forgotten. I hope others did too!
- September 11, 2008 at 6:32 PM
- Miss Healthypants said...
Barb, this is beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
I have not forgotten, either. I remember I called in sick to work that day--and I was so glad I had. Iwanski rushed home to be with me. I was sooo afraid.
My heart goes out today and always to the victims' families.
- September 11, 2008 at 8:16 PM
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