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Tuesday, 24 August 2010
From 58 to a 60cm. Experiment time.
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- James O'Neill said...
You should check out planet-x bikes, they are having a huge clear out. You decided on what shifters you are going to use yet?
- 24 August 2010 at 16:09
- TRAINHITSBOY said...
Not thought about shifters or derailleurs yet. I've never been below an XT on MTB and subsequently never had an issues with shifting.
Snobby as it sounds, my MTB has XTR front and rear which have never ever failed me so I'm doing some costings along the way.
Time and bravery will tell :)
- 25 August 2010 at 10:15
- James O'Neill said...
Personally I would think the 'steal me' factor increases of XTR on a tourer out weigh the weight benefits :( Plus that's a little extra cash that you can spend on nice stuff like racks or shiny bags :)
Have you thought about bars yet?
- 25 August 2010 at 14:30
- John the Monkey said...
My Trucker runs on Deore and Tiagra.
A pal with Hope Hubs and I compared the "free running" time (lift the wheel, spin it) - I won :)
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"The Causes of Anti-Semitism: Preliminary Discussions" by Baron Bodissey from Gates of Vienna (Friday May 16, 2008)
Maimonides lamented the aggression and humiliation Jews faced from Muslims: "You know, my brethren, that on account of our sins God has cast us into the midst of this people, the nation of Ishmael, who persecute us severely, and who devise ways to harm us and to debase us… No nation has ever done more harm to Israel. None has matched it in debasing and humiliating us. None has been able to reduce us as they have… We have borne their imposed degradation, their lies, and absurdities, which are beyond human power to bear."
This is quite interesting, given that he lived in the Iberian Peninsula under Islamic occupation and that we are now told how Spain and Portugal under Islamic rule were beacons of tolerance. Islamic apologist Karen Armstrong says that "until 1492, Jews and Christians lived peaceably and productively together in Muslim Spain — a coexistence that was impossible elsewhere in Europe." The U.S. State Department has proclaimed that "during the Islamic period in Spain, Jews, Christians, and Muslims lived together in peace and mutual respect, creating a diverse society in which vibrant exchanges of ideas took place."
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About Lucas...
Olá, muito prazer! (Hello! Nice to meet you!) :)
I'm a history teacher from Campinas, a somewhat big city from São Paulo State, Brazil. I'm a great soccer fan, specially fan of a small soccer club from Brazil: XV de Piracicaba. :). I also enjoy rock music, spending some time on the beach (ooh, no, my city isn't coastal, that's bad!), history - of course! :P - and knowing new cultures and languages.
I'm really pleased to meet you and be sure I'll be glad to read anything about you and your life on the postcard. You can try writing some stuff in your own language too, but just don't forget translating it to me!
Hey, If you do not know what to send to me, don't worry. I can give you some tips:
=> History related postcards (buildings, landmarks, paintings, pictures, wars, famous people..);
=> Social movements and struggle for rights;
=> Hamsters!
=> Jack Kerouac, Patti Smith, Robert Mapplethorpe;
=> People Portraits;
=> Beatles, Nirvana and rock bands in general;
=> Pokémon, Studio Ghibli;
=> Countries Flags
=> Postcards with unusual shapes and sizes
=> Black and White postcards;
=> Street Art;
=> Map postcards
=> Lada :)
=> Soccer Clubs
=> Art postcards;
=> Photos or aspects from your country and its culture;
=> Beer;
=> A postcard with a nice picture from your city;
=> Everything else that means something to you :).
=> And, please, avoid sending advertising cards :/...
Thanks for visiting and I'll be looking forward for your card!
Até mais, (See ya,)
(I'm always open for all kinds of direct swap. Just send me a message so we can arrange that! Ah, and I'm always open for exchanging letters too!)


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Sunday, February 14, 2010
Happy Valentine's from the air....a little less than two hours until Vegas....what to do, what do do? Just discovered a photo op was closed--the Neon Museum. It had been featured in Anthro among other publications....ah well there will still be a ton to do. In the meantime here is a snow pic. More to come....
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Yup, just planted seeds in my garden yesterday...haha, must have stepped on a spider.
So much for my week of volume. Today's workout...
Walk to the gym, in mid calf deep snow...30 mins
Spin bike for 90 mins
Elliptical Machine for 30 mins
Swim for 20 mins
Walk to Pro City Cycle in almost knee deep snow....30 mins
Grab a Timmy's half and half on the way, all this snow was just screaming Canadian coffee
Walk to Blockbuster and the grocery store, still almost knee deep.....10 mins
Walk home, definitely knee deep in a couple places.....50 mins
I am pooooooooped....haha
Oh ya, this was the view on the weekend, what a change!!!!
Wednesday, 23 February 2011
Really? REALLY???
Posted by Mical Dyck at 19:07
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- Sarah said...
reading about all your walking makes ME pooped! City life is so different!
- 23 February 2011 at 20:30
- Justin said...
Making lemonade! First race of the year this weekend and the same storm that you are posting about is supposed to dump some snow and rain on the course! It's a big loop course.... hypothermia is a possibility! Look forward to seeing all the best riders soon!
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If you've ever read and/or watched Anne of Green Gables, you probably remember the part where Anne gives Diana currant wine instead of raspberry cordial. I've not tried the wine, but a non-alcoholic raspberry cordial is very good! It's fun to bottle, cork, and take to a party.
Raspberry Cordial
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2 (300 g) packages frozen raspberries
1 1/4 cups sugar
6 cups boiling water
1/3 cup lemon juice
1. Mix the raspberries and the sugar in a sauce pan. Turn the heat to medium or high (depending how much of a hurry you're in). Use a potato masher or other instrument to mash the berries so that all the juice gets out.
As you're mashing, the pan will be heating up so the berries will "melt" and you'll get a lot more juice.
2. Strain the berry syrup mixture. Cheesecloth would work good for this, but as you can see I used a thin piece of fabric and that worked as well. Warning: the syrup will stain, so don't use Grandma's heirloom wedding handkerchief.
You could use a kitchen cabinet knob to hang the bag, but a more efficient way I've found is to use a basket. Place a bowl inside the basket, then suspend the bag on the basket handle. Use a pencil to secure the rubber band/ hair tie. It takes some ingenuity the first time.
This creates a self-contained unit that you can keep on the counter or move if need be. It also contains the mess.
3. Boil the water, then add to strained raspberry liquid. Add the lemon juice.
4. Bottle. I like reusing old wine bottles for a nice olden-day Anne-of-Green-Gablesish feel. Wash and/or sanitize the bottle thoroughly before pouring the cordial through a funnel.
Now time for corking! I use a small-scale corker. Like many other things, I wasn't professionally trained to use a corker and just kind of figured out how to make it work. I just guess on the cork size- it's kind of hard with used bottles. I keep three different widths on hand and pick the most suitable one. This is a good time to decide how far you want the cork to go down. In the picture below, I've got about a half inch on top and an inch in the bottle.
Then I load the cork and pull down on the handles. This pushes the cork down into the bottle. I watch carefully to make sure the cork is an inch into the bottle, then wiggle the corker off the cork. If anyone knows a better way to do this, I would sure appreciate it. It usually takes me two or three tries to get it right.
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So. Tired. From. Storms.
Last night some severe storms rumbled through the area. At around 1:00 am the storm sirens went off. When I turned on the TV the screen was black. Large white letters said, "TORNADO WARNING." So, I did what any writer/mother would do. I grabbed my laptop and kids and headed for the basement. The kids because, well, they're my kids. The laptop because I couldn't stand the thought of losing my work. Yet more proof (as if you needed it) that writers are a little weird. The part about the laptop--not the kids.
The writers out there are probably nodding to themselves thinking: Of course you brought your laptop.
The thought process for the nonwriters goes more like this: You stopped to get your laptop?? Are you crazy?!
To steal a line from the great philosopher of our day, Charlie Sheen, "Duh!"
As you can tell, I'm a little tired. We stayed down there until the warning expired. Luckily, nothing happened.
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EDWARD H. HUSS AND JOHN J. PAVLOCK, APPELLANTSv.COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, APPELLEE
Appeal from the Order of the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery County, in case of Edward H. Huss and John J. Pavlock v. Pennsylvania Department of Transportation et al., No. 82-05358.
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Edward H. Huss and John J. Pavlock (petitioners) appeal an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery County which dismissed their Amended Petition for a Board of Viewers.
The petitioners' property was condemned by an order of the Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission (Commission) in 1975 to enable the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (Department) to relocate a portion of a state highway in order to accommodate reconstruction of a bridge spanning a railway*fn1 and, on April 19, 1976, the Department paid to the petitioners an estimate of just compensation for the condemned property. Unable to obtain a larger amount from the Department to settle their claim, the petitioners, on April 12, 1982, filed a petition with the common pleas court seeking the appointment of a Board of View. Preliminary objections were filed by the Department, and these were sustained by the court on the basis that Section 2704(b) of the Public Utilities Code (PUC Code)*fn2
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The petitioners contend that the court erred in dismissing their amended petition as untimely filed. They argue that their original petition was timely filed on April 12, 1982 by virtue of the six-year period of limitations established by Section 5527(4) of the Judicial Code. It is argued that the Amended Petition, filed
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Today we had a trip out to The Old Workshop Charlestown to install our work in the Craft Kiln. Here are a few snaps to show you our display, the sun was shining, good sign, but it did cause some reflections from the packaging.
Everything fitted in nicely and our made to measure stands worked a treat, thanks Kevin. We had a quick nosey around at the other crafts on sale, I think my earnings will be easily spent.
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Modern Descendants of Latin 387 (b) when our be connects a noun with an accidental or temporary attribute, but never when be precedes a roun complement, e g la senora estd enferma = the lady is ill. Italians often use stare as the equivalent of our verb to be, e g : come sta? = how are you? sto bene = I am well A third use ofestar or of its Italian equivalent stare, involves a unique and agreeably familiar construction, peculiar to Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian on the one hand and to Anglo-American on the other It is a helper equivalent to be in expressions which imply duration, e g * English: he is waiting we were working Portuguese: }� estavamos trabalhando. Spanish^ j ��i�cir*nuu estabamos trabajando Italian � sta aspettando stavamo lavorando. It is not correct to couple the French verb etre with a present parti- ciple such as mangeant or travatllant* To emphasize continuity or dura- tion^ French people can use the idiomatic expression etre en train de (to be in the process o�% as in je suis en train de manger (I am busy eating), or if the past is involved, the imperfect tense forrc^ e.g. elle pleurait quandje suis arrive (she was crying when I arrived). Customarily there is no distinction between transitory (elle danse mamtenant = she is dancing now) and habitual (elle danse hen = she dances well) action in French. Only the context tells us when elle parle au canon means she is talking to the canary or she talks to the canary What is sometimes called the present participle of a Spanish or Portu- guese verb (e g. trabajando) is not historically equivalent to the present participle of a French verb Latin had two verb forms corresponding to the single English one ending in -ing One, the gerund^ corresponds to the use of the -ing form as the name of a process (we learn by teaching), the other, the present participle^ was a verbal adjective (she died smiling) Only the latter left a descendant in French, always with the suffix -ant (chantant, vendanr, fimssant). This French -am derivative is equivalent to the English -ing derivative in three of six ways in which the latter is used: (a) as an ordinary adjective, eg de Veau courante (running water); (b) as a verbal adjective, i e. an adjective with an object following it, eg cet arbre dominant le paysage (this tree dominating the scenery), (c) in adverbial phrases, eg Fidee m'est venue en parlant (the idea came to me while talking)


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Hi Guys, I'm new on Fritzing, I come from using Proteus 8.3, Livewire and PCB Wizard, so I come form really old school designing programs. When I created a SVG file in Adobe Ilustrator and in Inskape, I have trouble uploading it to the New Part Editors .
The error message I always get when trying to upload my SVG is the following:
Error reading file /var/folders/yn/95jsbn852wb3bwgnlymlktzc0000gp/T/fritzing_pe_5d695f756b1a85e6f473bca467a4fbb5/MQ-4_5d695f756b1a85e6f473bca467a4fbb5_1.fzp: unable to create renderer for svg /Users/admin/.config/Fritzing/parts/svg/user/breadboard/MQ-4_5d695f756b1a85e6f473bca467a4fbb5_1_breadboard.svg
I have battled my way out on creating a MQ-4 Smoke Sensor for Arduino, based on a MQ-3 that is already uploaded to the Fritzing libraries, but I'm unable to proceed thanks to the error I get uploading the SVG.
If you use Inkscape, is the part saves as Plain SVG? Or equivalent in Illustrator. (i don't know how it is named in Illustrator )
Hi, I had used both, Inkscape and Ilustrator CC , I save the images as Plain SVG and SVG Tiny 1.2 in Ilustrator, but as soon I upload the image to Fritzing, it throws the same error and suddenly closes my Fritzing Window.
I'm starting to believe there is an error when you use Adobe Ai CC and save the SVG for Frtizing use. Im trying to open a SVG y downloaded and try to use the Pain SVG save option from Inkscape, so be aware of the results
Can you upload the svg to Fritzing? If not you can attach a link with http://www.imgh.us/index.php
Kind of understand the problem, I think that saving the SVG with Adobe Ai CC gives the problem, maybe something in the format isn't compatible with Fritzing, or something strange is going on with that , What I'm doing is using a SVG that I download from a Tutorial and using Inkscape to make the modifications so I can use the edit the part
It could be any number of things… probably something simple, just need to look at it to see what is going on.
Hi, im trying to create a custom pcb shape but i kep getting an error that says unable to render the file. It is saves as SVG tiny 1.2 and created with Adobe Illustrator cc 2015. Can you look at it and tell me whats the problem
Try this…
I could not upload this file through Fritzing…had to use imgh…
Thanks alot. I can upload the board to fritzing now but the size is of. Also can you tell me what i did wrong that prevented it from uploading in the first place?
ok i figured out how to resize the board to the correct scale. Thanks for all the help
@sammichael25 I discovered that a couple of weeks ago, before creating any custom component you have to make sure to use appropiate scales so when you upload the SVG to Fritzing you don't have problems on rendering the image. My mistake was that I started working on the normal enviroment of Adobe Ai(Letter Size) and then cropped the artwork area. That is the cause of the error to appear.
All I did was import your drawing into CorelDraw. It was that size when I started. I duplicated silkscreen and named it silkscreen0, (silkscreen is the top layer and silkscreen0 is the bottom layer). I then renamed you polygon ID in the board layer to "boardoutline". and then exported it.
You can compare the two svg's in notepad++ to see the difference between them and what it should looke like.
Here's how to workaround with Illustrator CC.
First, save file as SVG tiny 1.2 format.
Secondly, open saved SVG file with text editor and it will be looking like this.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!-- Generator: Adobe Illustrator 19.0.0, SVG Export Plug-In . SVG Version: 6.00 Build 0) -->
<svg version="1.2" baseProfile="tiny" id="svg2993" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"
x="0px" y="0px" viewBox="-270 373.9 53.1 94" xml:space="preserve">
That svg tag is missing width and height attributes.
Third, add them manually like this.
<svg version="1.2" baseProfile="tiny" id="svg2993" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"
x="0px" y="0px" width="53.1px" height="94px" viewBox="-270 373.9 53.1 94" xml:space="preserve">
viewBox attribute's last two values are exactly width and height as pixels.
Finally, save it and load with fritzing.
Thanks to @chidea's lead, I've found a definitive solution.
Adobe Illustrator CC has an option (enabled by default) to save SVG as "responsive" (that is, scalable in web pages).
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Although there are lag effects between the decline in agricultural commodity prices and retail food prices, the benefits of the uptick in agricultural production are already reflected in food prices. South Africa's annual food inflation and beverages inflation fell to 8,7% year-on-year in March 2017, which is the lowest level in 14 months.
The general decline in food inflation is largely on the back of a broad recovery in agricultural production. Maize production is estimated at 14,3 million tons, which is the second-biggest crop on record after 1980/81. This uptick in production is underpinning a bearish trend in agricultural commodity prices, which is expected to prevail for the better part of the year.
Data from Statistics South Africa shows that food and non-alcoholic beverages inflation fell to 8,7% year-on-year (y/y) in March 2017 from 9,9% in February 2017. With that said, the picture of the food inflation basket was mixed. While the majority of products decelerated, non-alcoholic beverages, sugar, sweets and desserts accelerated.
The uptick in sugar, sweets and desserts is partly on the back of the expected decline in sugar production this year. BMI Research forecasts a 1% decline in South Africa's 2017 sugar production to 1,66 million tons. This would be a second consecutive annual decline, following a 23% decrease in 2016 due to the drought.
Meat inflation remained unchanged from the previous month, at 9,9% y/y, as the slaughtering activity slowed down, with farmers continuing to restock their herds, following a drought season. In February 2017, farmers slaughtered 192 186 head of cattle, which is a 17% annual decline.
While the overall food inflation is expected to decelerate further over the coming months on the back of large supplies, sugar, milk and meat inflation could remain at relatively higher levels. As the winter season approaches, milk production could decline, in line with seasonal trends. – Wandile Sihlobo, Agbiz
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Its very hot.
I am half dead here. I used to hear people get used to luxory very soon. Never believed it. But now I do. Last year when I was at Hyderabad. It was really very hot. But being at office, the air-conditioner was on, and it was a big relief. This year I am at Kolkata. In my home. And the heat. Though its less than Hyderabad, but the humidity is too much. Very hot. Truely how people survive here. On top of that, the civic authorities are cutting down the trees. Kolkata was once a green city. Now you have to look out for trees. They have cut down 5000 trees to construct 5 flyovers. God.And that too without a single protest. Not imaginable at least at Kolkata. Previously, even if a small plant was fell by the civic authorities, people used to protest.And now...... Things changes preety fast.


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Holly Hunts, PhD, CFCS, is a consumer economist and professor from Montana State University. She has been working with the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR, pronounced fuh-DIP-er), commonly called "commodities."
The FDPIR food package is put together by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). This monthly package gets high scores on the Healthy Eating Index (HEI). HEI is a measure of diet quality that assesses conformance to the USDA's Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Because the high scores seemed unusual compared to the scores for the average American diet and the average diet of SNAP participants, Hunts decided to take a closer look. What she found out was very interesting.
Dr. Hunts began to look at how the numbers were calculated. She found that the HEI looked at foods offered, i.e., all of the foods that it would be possible to receive. The HEI did not look at the specific foods received by one person. For example, on the USDA list, there are five different kinds of cereal. But in the food package the family brings home, there's only one box of cereal per person. When the USDA looks at the nutrients, it counts all five boxes, not the one box that one person receives.
Next, Dr. Hunts looked at vegetables. An individual's monthly food package contains 11 units of vegetables. A unit is 1.5 cups. So that adds up to 19.5 cups of vegetables a month. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends 3 cups of vegetables a day for a 14-18 year old male. That adds up to 90 cups a month. This means the FDPIR food package contains only one-fifth of the USDA's own recommendation.
What Dr. Hunts found is a pattern of overestimating the nutrient values of the monthly food package given to individuals. Her work is not meant to denigrate FDPIR but to point out ways that the program can be improved.
The next step, Dr. Hunts suggests, is for tribal leaders to negotiate for USDA contracts to grow nutritious foods that can be part of the package. These local indigenous foods could be processed locally for distribution and made those foods available at the FDPIR food centers.
How did I hear about all this? Dr. Hunts was a presenter at the First Annual Native American Nutrition Conference, which I attended last September at the Mystic Lake Casino Hotel in Prior Lake.
The First Annual Native Nutrition Conference has made almost all presentations and the full opening ceremonies on their YouTube channel. Tune in and capture the exciting work and passion of the experience. Check out Holly Hunts' talk to learn all about FA-DIP-ER.
The conference created a space in which to integrate traditional indigenous knowledge and Western scientific research focused on significant dietary factors contributing to profound Native health disparities. About 450 people from 32 states, 5 countries, and 40 tribes attended.
Opening ceremonies included a presentation of colors, drumming, and a blessing for the conference. These ceremonies set a pace and expectation for the serious work ahead. After opening remarks, attendees were asked to choose one of three tracks for breakout sessions:
- Healthy Eating and Nutrition Education
- Improving Native Food Systems
- Social Determinants of Native Nutritional Health
#nutrition16 Amazing sharing, learning & envisioning Native Nutrition Future! #IndigenousHealth @indiancountry @NativeSeedsSRCH pic.twitter.com/Wq3E46V5FU— LaLupe (@LaLupe1) September 27, 2016
Model programs in Indian Country were presented in the afternoon and the second day allowed for more small group work. The conference concluded with small groups presenting their work to the larger whole.
The First Annual Native Nutrition Conference was made possible by the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community (SMSC) as part of their Seeds of Native Health campaign. The University of Minnesota's Healthy Foods Healthy Lives Institute has a joint partnership with the SMSC and worked to make the gathering a milestone event.
The purpose was to bring together leaders, activists, doctors, and scientists to find solutions to the nutritious food access prevalent in some Native American communities. This conference began to build a bridge between indigenous wisdom and academic research. Relationships among Natives and non-Natives were developed and a momentum was built to improve Native American nutrition.
Lori Watso w Seeds of Native Health (@ShakopeeDakota) talks abt bridging gap between indigenous wisdom and academic research. #Nutrition16 pic.twitter.com/30GnhDdtva— Doualy Xaykaothao (@DoualyX) September 26, 2016
And guess what! Registration is now open for the Second Annual Conference on Native American Nutrition. If this conference is of interest to you and fits within your scope of work, register soon. Registrations sold out quickly last year. Please note that there are scholarships available for which priority is given to people who are or who intend to be in a position to directly improve nutrition and health in Native communities.


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What is a phrase? In music, a phrase is originally, literally, a breath. Much early music was vocal music and flute music, and people got in the habit of organizing music into chunks that could be sung or played in one breath.
That original idea of a phrase often holds true in more recent music, but not always. Some slow songs have long phrases that require a singer to catch an extra breath in the middle. And in some fast songs with non-stop lyrics, a singer might get through two phrases on a single breath.
In a rock song, a phrase is typically 4 or 8 bars long. But phrases can be just about any length; you'll see them as short as 2 bars, and as long as 16 bars.
A phrase makes a coherent musical point. If you were going to cut up an instrumental track into pieces and rearrange it in a different order, you'd have a fighting chance of making musical sense if you cut it up phrase by phrase. If you cut it up any other way, you'll just make a musical mess.
One of the important things drummers do is play fills or other gestures to help clarify where the phrases begin and end. Listen carefully to the drum track and take note of what the drummer is doing to give structure to the song.
Like so many things in music, it's hard to precisely define what qualifies a chunk of music to be called a phrase. But in most ordinary rock songs, the structure of phrases is perfectly clear and easy to hear, even when we can't exactly say why.
We'll talk more about phrases when we get into the structure of a song. But we need to talk about phrases now in connection with chords. Certain sequences of chords make a musically sensible phrase, while other sequences of chords just don't. We'll soon start to look at how to put chords together to make a phrase.
Saturday, October 17, 2009
One breath at a time
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Me: chapter four finally here!
Ryou: enjoy!
Chapter 4
All was quiet, too quiet for Bakura's liking because with those two, anything could happen when least expected. Bakura was more on edge due to the fact that since being pounced on in bed he hadn't seen hide or hair of Marik which, if you know him, is never a good sign.
*clink* thump.
*clink* thump.
*clink* thump.
*clink* thump.
"What the…?"
Bakura listened as the sounds got louder until he realized that they were coming from upstairs.
Fearing what could possibly be up there, Bakura grabbed whatever was near him, which happened to be a lamp and headed slowly up the stairs.
Upon reaching the door the sounds were coming from he went to open it only to see the lock jiggle.
Pulling his hand back and stepping away he saw Yami open the door and shoot out as though running from a ghost but before running to the stairs he turned to Bakura.
"Bakura! Run! He's gone nuts! He's insane! Run for your life!" Yami yelled running downstairs and out the door.
Bakura stood there. What was wrong with Yami? What had the almighty pharaoh screaming and running away? Bakura had to see. [the phrase curiosity killed the cat would work nice here]
Reaching back towards the door he peeked in, only to be met by a solid object blocking his view.
Looking up he saw just what that object was…
Bakura's eyes widened, and his jaw dropped. Standing still staring t eh other, he dropped the lamp completely.
Marik had somehow taken the knives from Bakura's collection and stuck them everywhere.
Long steel knives adorned his hair, [don't ask how, just go along with it] two huge blades sat on his shoulders, and smaller knives ran along his arms, legs and even fingers giving a claw-like look. [Freddy Crougar x 2] On his face was a mask with a bloody slash through the black eye sockets and in his hands was a large chainsaw. [where did he get that?]
Even with the mask on Bakura could tell he was smiling, smirking evilly as he let out a creepy laugh.
"Here Bakura…I have a surprise for you" Marik said, his laugh darkening while he revved the chainsaw to life.
"Bye, bye hehehehe" he maniacally cackled as he swung the chainsaw by Bakura's head.
Finally able to move Bakura raced away towards the stairs, hearing Marik's cackle once again.
"Come on Bakura…I just want to play" he revved the chainsaw once again. Bakura, freaked out of his wits, just kept on running as knives flew on every side of his body, hitting the walls near him. Letting out a yelp as one came just inches from his face, Bakura raced downstairs and out the door looking for anyway to get out of the situation when he spotted Ryou and the other hikaris just ahead he started towards them, not noticing Yami appear from behind the house and hi-fiving a laughing Marik at the front door.
Running to the group of slowly walking hikaris, Bakura panted as three seemingly surprised teens watched him try to catch his breath. When he found it he said only a few words that he never saw escaping his lips.
"Okay…okay…I'll go to school just don't leave me with that pshyco!" he pleaded. Ryou smiled at him hoping Bakura didn't see the laughter in his eyes. And with that the group headed off to school, Yami and Marik joined them a little later. Bakura keeping his distance from Marik.
It wasn't until the end of the day that Bakura had learned, by overhearing a conversation, the plan that had been set for him and as everyone else laughed he stormed to his room, grabbing the Ryou plushie and falling asleep.
*End Flashback*
(Bakura POV)
So now you know why I'm stuck here doing this homework at 11:30 at night, but I did learn two things about this experience.
1) Never let your hikari wake you up almost four hours before you have to get ready for school.
2) Ryou is so going to get it tonight *evil grin* oh yes.
[and he calls Marik psychotic?]
The End
Me: sorry, no ideas for Bakura's revenge. You guys decide what happens. R&R! But no flames please. All flames will be given to Bakura to burn the city!
Bakura: all right! Bring it on people. Flame her, come on! Bring on the flames!
Me: 0_o okay…maybe not.
Ryou: phew ^_^;


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Three Nelson College students have been suspended or stood down from boarding over "serious acts of bullying".
A statement from headmaster Gary O'Shea and Board of Trustees chairman Dennis Christian said the school was dealing with serious disciplinary incidents which occurred in term one and involved 13 boys, three of whom were Year 13 students.
The senior administrators were only made aware of the issue last week.
The statement said the investigation resulted in one Year 13 student being removed from boarding and suspended from school pending a Board of Trustees hearing. Another Year 13 student was removed from boarding and sanctioned while one was stood down from boarding and sanctioned.
It was not clear what the sanctions involved.
"The incidents were serious acts of bullying perpetrated by a small number of senior boys and in no way represents the values and core culture of our school or our boarding institution," the statement said.
"We are devastated that a small group of boys have failed to assimilate any of this message which in turn has had a negative impact on some of our junior boarding students."
Fairfax reported the incidents involved groups of junior students being encouraged to fight after lights out by the senior students.
The school had been in correspondence with the parents of the students involved and support and guidance for the junior students had been put in place, the statement said.
"The college will now investigate the issue more broadly with the intention of understanding how these incidents came about and how to ensure that these similar matters cannot occur again."
The college was considering the most appropriate way to involve the police, it said.


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Here's Why Russia Plans to Build Artificial Islands in Barents Sea
Four artificial islands will be built in the Barents Sea, according to a decree signed by Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev on Saturday.
The document read that land strips in the Barents Sea will be used to manufacture large-capacity maritime facilities. The initiative is part of a large-scale project to explore new gas fields in Yamal, run by energy company Novatek.
The center will manufacture maritime equipment for the liquefied natural gas (LNG) producing industry, including storage, shipping and maintenance facilities.
Read more ....
Update: Medvedev ordered the creation of the Barents sea, artificial Islands (Mice Times of Asia)
WNU Editor: These islands will be built because of economic reasons (gas fields in the Barents Sea) .... but they will be close to waters claimed by Norway.
Sunday, June 18, 2017
Russia Now Wants To Build Artificial Islands
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Do you know of any particular reason why Medvedev signed this instead of Putin?
- June 18, 2017 at 7:33 PM
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As PM Medvedev is responsible for internal economic affairs.
- June 18, 2017 at 9:26 PM
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As predicted, within a day or two of cutting his first tooth, the Beast cut his second. Accompanying the teeth is a new interest in solid food. He's gummed an apple piece into sauce, devoured muenster cheese, happily sucked hummus of B's finger. Alas, his teething necklace still has not graced our mailbox, though. Bah.
Yesterday (technically part of our weekend because B had off from work) I was so very pleased to find Pele's New Suit at the Goodwill bookstore. For less than $2! Score! So now we finally own an Elsa Beskow book - one less for me to repeatedly check out from the library. I also found a couple other nice looking books for the boys. I'm still weeding out "junk" books from our current collection.
I made these "cookie" bars and oh. my. goodness! I love them. So does the Imp. His love of them keeps me from pigging out the way I'd like to. Instead we carefully dole out small pieces after we've eaten sufficient "real" food. I covered our bars with crushed spelt pretzels. Next time I'll just sprinkle them with salt instead.
In other news, I'm on the second leg of the Beast's longies. Not sure what I'll start next - too many choices!


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Can you see the 2 Komodoes at the picture?What do you things about the picture?Is that cute.Today i want to show all about the komodo island because Komodo Island is the NEW 7 Wonders of The World.
The next interesting things you can see is the beaches.The most visited beach is pink Beach.This beach is very romantic place.Can you see the 2 Pictures above?
That is Pink Beach.That's so beautiful place.If you don't know to spent your weekend,just go to this place.This place can make you feel better in weekend.
That's all i know about Komodo Island.Before i ended the post,I wish the Komodo Island also be th 7 Wonders of The World.


text: i have to get back to work. i have to let go. i have to get the taste of that last heavy blogpost outta my mouth. here's a little sorbet. one of my favorite bands that i mentioned in the last post... singing about vacillating between being in jerusalem and tel aviv. it's funny. it makes me smile.


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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Eating Outside the Box - Take 2
Summer is being its usual, furtive self here in the Pacific Northwest. While the rains shower, the chilly breezes blow, and clouds roll over us, we keep hearing that ever-so-hopeful saying: "Summer starts on the 5th of July." And it looks like that may be the case this year. Again. Sigh.
But. Here and there we spy a few glimpses that summer is upon us, contrary to all atmospherical evidence. Check these beauties out:
The loveliest of lovely summer fruits, in this gal's humble opinion, straight from our CSA box. Almost too pretty to eat. Almost, but not quite.
With the bounty of strawberries we received, I decided to make my first attempt at jam, a new move for me. And I am so happy I did. Now we'll be able to savor these gems for months to come. (Provided I can stash away the jars, before they get devoured.)
I found a marvelous recipe on Food in Jars for a vanilla-infused strawberry jam, with just a little bit less sugar in it, than the standard recipes. Don't worry, it's still shockingly sweet, you'd never know the jam is a couple of cups shy of the usual amount. There is a delightful hint of vanilla in the background, as well as a wee tease of tartness, from fresh lemon juice. And Oh. My. Word. It's some damn fine jam. Not wildly different from ordinary strawberry jam, which would possibly offend the Mister, as that's his favorite kind...but just different enough to make it perfect.
I did have a time getting it to the setting stage, it took way longer than the suggested amount of time in the recipe. But then I went here, and learned some good things about getting jam to set properly. The main key for me, was to bust out the thermometer, and wait until the temp read 220 deg F. And Voila! That was it. Perfectly sweet, perfectly set, jam.
I'm feeling just a teensy bit proud, I must admit. And ever-so-slightly hopeful that I can manage to successfully can a few other goodies this summer.
Go visit Food in Jars, and make this jam. I'm telling you. Damn fine jam.
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- AnonymousJuly 4, 2012 at 8:48 AM
I'll trade you a jar of vanilla rhubarb jam from Food In Jars for a jar of your vanilla strawberry!ReplyDeleteReplies
May have to engage in a little subterfuge for the trade...not sure how the Mister feels about rhubarb versus strawberry! (I can be, however, quite sneaky.)Delete
Oh, Necole! It looks like Summer may have arrived one day early this year! Happy Fourth of July to you and your beautiful family!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing your jam!
Happy Belated 4th to you, Lynne, and thank you! We are absolutely LOVING our good weather.Delete
I'm so pleased to hear that you're happy with that jam recipe! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
We are in LOVE with the jam, Marisa, thank you so much for sharing it. My friend turned me on to your site, and I spend a fair amount of time being inspired by(and drooling)over all the goodness.Delete


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Two pictures - grass trees and Buckley's Falls
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A friend kindly came and took digital photos of some of our paintings etc. so now they are on file and occasionally I can put one or two into this blog. Here are two: one is an acrylic of grass trees at the Geelong Botanical Gardens, on canvas and unframed. The other is a pastel on black paper, which is framed behind glass. It's of Buckley's Falls, Geelong. The latter has been on the wall a few years, but the one of grass trees was made in recent months.
Labels: acrylic paintings, Buckley's Falls, grass trees, pastel


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So a while ago Akshay and I were discussion food. It all started with him stating that he likes crunchy french fries and I like soft french fries. He said he liked a hard crunchy on the outside quesadilla and I prefer my quesadilla's softer. He enjoys a nice hard cock, and I enjoy...well, a soft, supple....well, you know. We came to the conclusion that your dietary habits speak loudly about your sexual preference. Lesbians like softer foods while gay men enjoy hard stiff foods. So I'm curious to see how many lesbians prefer softer foods to harder foods. It's a stretch, but it was one of many, ridiculous, fantastic conversations. We enjoyed our stoner clarity.
Then to make sure that everything is accurate, I'll need you to prove to me you're gay. And no I don't mean watch Margartet Cho with me, or tell me an Ellen Degeneres joke. I mean like,
And if some of you noticed I have not been posting much its because I've been busy! Life's got me by the chi chi's, and as much as I enjoy that sort of thing, it kind of sucks because I don't get as much time to write.
It's back to the daily grind. I wish i were talking about a different kind of grinding...*ahem* like the "naked grinding lesbians" [NOT WORK SAFE] vid.
Happy hump day, ya'll. Remember, on hump day, we all have to hump. MMkay pumpkin?
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I'm not sick anymore! Thank goodness!
I got my new laptop ordered today!! I should get it in a couple of weeks. I'm so excited. I was a bit down earlier though because I tried to get my old computer to come on and I guess it hadn't really set in yet that all of my stuff was gone. I just figured I'd give it a couple of days and then it would power up and I'd beable to get all of my pictures and files. Wrong. It powers on just can't start up. :(
I did upload about 200 pictures online recently so I can get prints of them and have them put on a disc and then I burned a couple of discs of pictures. If you know me then you know that isn't anything. I take 200+ pictures in just one day. I'm a snapper. I'm not going to stress and fuss over it though. What's done is done. Besides in a couple weeks I will have a new toy to play with and all will be right in the world...well almost. :)
Oh and I'm also expecting my new glasses to arrive in the next couple days. I have a scentsy party to go to tomorrow evening that my sister is hosting and then Friday is Bunco! A fun filled week!!
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
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Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Prickly Pear
The bright red fruits of the Englemann prickly pear (Opuntia engelmannii) are eaten by a wide variety of animals - javelina, deer, birds, desert tortoises, packrats, and rabbits. They ripen in July and August and are especially plump and numerous this summer after all the monsoon rains. We've had a lot of storms - nearly twice the rainfall of our typical monsoon. Less than an inch more and our total rainfall will fall into the top 10 rainfalls of recorded history.
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We don't like these guys here in Australia. They were bought out here in the nineteenth century for use as a natural agricultural fence and in an attempt to establish some sort of dye industry. Unfortunately, they liked the look of the place and pretty quickly became an invasive weed; we're talking something like 40,000 square kilometres of farming land made unproductive.
That said, it is mighty pretty!
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After my scary run one cold December night (read about it here), I made a conscious decision to limit my outdoor running to temps above 25. Of course, this winter has been brutally cold and has not afforded me many opportunities to get out. Yesterday, I got in 3 miles and it was great (if 32 degrees is great), but today back to reality. By the time I was ready to get a run in (about 7pm) it was 10 here (-7 with the wind chill). During the week, I am away from my somewhat urban home and am deep in the "Endless Mountains" of Northeast PA. In addition to the cold, being up high does not give much wind protection and that compounds the issue. Luckily (I guess) I have access to a treadmill so day after day I slog away, the DVR as my only solace.
Today's Workout: 10x800 @ 3:20 (6:40/mile pace) with 3:20 slow jogs in between
Splits: 3:16, 3:18, 3:18, 3:19, 3:17, 3:18, 3:20, 3:18, 3:19, 3:14
Following the Yasso 800's, this would suggest that I can complete a marathon in 3 hrs 20mins. I'll take that!
Mileage: 10.00
Time/Pace: 1:17:28/7:44
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On April 24th the Armenians commemorated the Armenian Genocide which was committed by the Ottoman Empire in 1915.This year marked the 100th year since the Genocide, so it made a huge buzz around Jerusalem.
Around 10 Sabeel youths joined local Armenians on a march from the Armenian Convent in the Old City of Jerusalem to the German Colony where there is an Armenian church. Armenian flags and candles were everywhere we walked, not only to commemorate, but also to spread awareness about the Genocide and the need for its recognition after a century.
Each Armenian has a story that was passed through the generations. Here is one story:
"100 years ago, my great-grandmother from Anteb was a genocide survivor who was taken by an Ottoman Pasha and forced to be his slave by the age of 13! After her struggle to survive, she and a group of young Armenians decided to flee, and crossed the desert to reach the Syrian border where there were men, women and a priest who wed couples randomly so the women wouldn't be taken again and would be protected by their husbands.My great-grandmother and her husband continued their way into Aleppo, Syria; then continued with theirchildren to Jaffa, and finally settled in Jerusalem."
"My other great-grandmother was 8 years old when they were forced out of Lapach.All of her brothers were slaughtered and the rest of her family had to walk south where they reached Beirut.On their way she lost most of her family.Only she and her two sisters survived, and later she continued her journey to Haifa!"
Because of these strong men and women we still exist! And because of their willingness to survive we are here,raising generations that will be aware of their history, language and heritage. We remember and demand." –NanorArakelian


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It's a New Day in Public Health.
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August 19, 2015
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FL- Florida Department of Health Laboratory confirmed today that a fox picked up after fighting with a dog in Western Lantana Saturday, August 15 by Animal Care and Control was positive for rabies.
Animal Care and Control responded to a complaint on Fearnley Road in unincorporated Palm Beach County about a dog fighting with a fox. When the officers arrived they found the deceased fox lying in the yard. The property owner's dog named Pistol, a 1.5 year old American Bulldog, had fought and killed the gray fox and had minor bite wounds on his paw... Pistol is current on his rabies vaccine and will be placed in home observation for 45 days as a precaution. At this time there is no human exposure.
According to the Florida Department of Health in Palm Beach County this is the fourth confirmed rabid animal this year in the county. Residents in the area east of Florida's Turnpike, west of Jog Road and North of Lantana Road should be aware that rabies is in the wild animal population and take all of the necessary precautions to avoid contact. Rabies is a disease of the nervous system and is fatal to warm blooded animals and humans. The only treatment for human exposure to rabies is rabies-specific immune globulin and rabies immunization. Appropriate treatment started soon after the exposure will protect an exposed person from the disease.
The following advice is issued:
Keep rabies vaccinations up to date for all pets.
Keep your pets under direct supervision so they do not come in contact with wild animals.
If your pet is bitten by a wild animal, seek veterinary assistance for the animal immediately and contact Animal Care & Control at 561-233-1200.
Call your local animal control agency to remove any stray animals from your neighborhood.
Spay or neuter your pets to help reduce the number of unwanted pets that may not be properly cared for or regularly vaccinated.
Do not handle, feed, or unintentionally attract wild animals with open garbage cans or litter.
Never adopt wild animals or bring them into your home.
Teach children never to handle unfamiliar animals, wild or domestic, even if they appear friendly.
Prevent bats from entering living quarters or occupied spaces in homes, churches, schools, and other similar areas where they might come in contact with people and pets.
For further information on rabies, go to the Florida Department of Health website: http://www.floridahealth.gov/diseases-and-conditions/rabies/index.html or contact the Florida Health Palm Beach County, 561-840-4500. Animals exhibiting signs of sickness and aggressive behavior should be reported to Animal Control at 561-233-1200.
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text: This past week was San Mateo here in Logrono, the city's biggest festival. Seeing as I am a smart traveler, I planned my return here to coincide with the start of the festival (see my life isn't all made up of blonde moments!) San Mateo is a week long festival celebrating wine and the vendimia (the picking of the grapes). The harvest officially starts after this festival and grapes and wine are offered up to the Virgen de Valvanera (who is the patron saint of La Rioja). The week long celebration is full of parades, eating, drinking, and just an overall sense of partying! It was definitely the right time to come back to Spain and, although it wasn't as crazy as I had expected, it was still a great time with fireworks every night, nightly concerts from some big name bands, great food, great wine (as always), and lots of fun! And if the Spaniards know how to do anything great, it's throw a party! Here is a video of one of the parades that passed right by our place!


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Fresh iPhone rumor has just arrived. According to it, new generation iPhone is ready for production and will be shown to the public this summer. iPhone 5 will have a 4 inch screen and will be slightly bigger than his predecessors, which is hard to believe. I don't think Apple will make their smartphone bigger than it is, although it will probably feature a larger display with a smaller bezel, as the iPhone 4S is the prefect size. But anyway it's only a rumor; you shouldn't take any of them seriously as there will be lots of them to come. Expect an official release by June-July.
This year's new iPhone release is set to summer?
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Quote for the Week of February 27, 2012
"If you have a job without any aggravations, you don't have a job."
~Malcolm S. Forbes
Quote for the Week of February 20, 2012
"What goes around, comes around - just like a flipturn."
~No freaking idea
Quote for the Week of February 13, 2012
The ancient Olympic Games did not include swimming, but the Greeks swam and held swimming in high regard. A big Greek insult would have been to say of another man he "neither knew how to run nor swim." Yet another source says that a definition of an uncultured person was "he learnt neither how to read nor to swim."
~Mary Donahue, De Anza College
Quote for the Week of February 6, 2012
"If it's the ultimate game, how come they're playing it again next year?"
~(Cowboys RB) Duane Thomas


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Category Archives: Exercise
Pushing upwards
Post #9 of 27, revisiting and slightly refuting "The Zen of Exercise: Stop Counting Push-ups" with some inspiring videos:
30 Day Push Up Challenge – Day 30 by Alexia (Two Tough Sisters)
Notice how she pauses a bit as she approaches push-up #30… but does manage to push past #40. Ah the power of a number to motivate the mind over muscle.
Still need encouragement? The good folks at #giveit100 have this very motivating piece for you:
Girl does push-ups for 100 days (time lapse)
GiveIt100 is a brilliant concept. People record themselves struggling to learn something for 100 days and build a virtual community around it.
Then again, perhaps you've done your 100 days already. In that case it's time for you to level up:
How To Do Aztec Push Ups (Touch Your Toes In The Air) by Barstarzz
…and even after you've leveled up, remember: there's always more to learn.
Explosive Push Ups by Brendan Myers
Close the Gap – Creative Perseverance
A short and sweet video pep talk for aspiring creative types, by Ira Glass:
A creative person is often a sensitive person — a person who is keenly aware of all of their senses, all of their feelings and thoughts. This is because creativity is linked to a refinement of the senses. Want to become more creative? Start observing more carefully what you see, hear, touch, smell, taste and think. It's a process of improving discernment and mindfulness. Yet, this sensitivity comes with a risk: To be able to produce great work, a creative person must not be so sensitive that they can't tolerate the pain of initially producing crappy work.
(Corollary for Managers of Creatives: To develop your team's talent, you have to be patient and encourage them to persevere through disappointing output.)
Tolerance of Pain
The Kalenjin tribe of Kenya dominate the world in long distance running competition. According to some authors, this tribe has been environmentally, culturally and genetically optimized for long distance running… optimized not just in physical skill, but also in mindset. The tribe has longstanding rite of passage which select for pain tolerance. If you can't tolerate extreme pain, you're kicked out of the tribe.
To become a strong athlete, a big part of it is learning to overcome physical pain. If you can overcome that pain, you can stretch your goals and continually improve.
To become a talented creative, a big part of it is learning to overcome mental pain of disappointment in your own work. If you can overcome that pain, you can keep practicing and eventually produce something inspiring.
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Have you had them watch Veggie Tales' "Madam Blueberry"?
It's a great lesson on not coveting and the way that advertisers and marketers prey on that sin.
Be sure to watch it with them and talk to them afterwards.
We love "Veggie Tales". "Lyle the Kindly Viking" is one of our favorites. I'll have to see if we have "Madam Blueberry". Thanks.


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In Adobe Business Catalyst shoppers eventually land on a page showing one product for sale. That page normally has one large image of the product, and below it you can optionally add a built-in Business Catalyst feature called Poplets which are thumbnail images that when clicked start a larger slide show of alternate views of the product.
My client wanted to simply this for shoppers, so when they click the large product image, it reveals a popup window with that image larger plus it becomes the first photo followed by the poplets slide show. Makes perfectly good sense, now shoppers make one click to see all the product's photos instead of clicking twice on the product photo and again on the poplets.
You can see this in action at Kudzu Antiques Market.
To make this happen required adding some jQuery programming code. Here's how we do this in the Admin area of Adobe Business Catalyst:
1. Click Admin --> Other Customization Options --> Individual Product - Large template.
2. Click HTML button at bottom.
My HTML code looks like this:

{tag_saleprice}

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3. Now Edit Admin --> Other Customization Options --> Overall Layout in Adobe Business Catalyst
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super excited. because tomorrow is friday. i'm going back to hometown. then, balik seremban. ade wedding cousin. dah mintak cuti on monday nanti. hopefully approved. esok baru tau approved ke tak. anyways, approved or not, i'm still going back to muar. yes!
had a deep conversation with boyfie last night. hehe. i'm totally in love with you sayang. no doubt. i'm so sorry sebab suka cari pasal. sebab mengada nak attention lebih. padahal i know i always have you. this long distance relation really make me sick. tak sabar nak mintak transfer. tapi kena tunggu setahun pulak =(
ok. anyways, my job is boring. i'm only get excited when i read cells' slide. makin bertambah-tambah rabun aku nih asyik tengok mikroskop jek. sample processing is yucks. ecspecially when i once got bloody urine sample diagnosis for CA bladder. that caused me hungry the whole day cause i can't eat. asyik terbayang-bayang. the urine was pure blood okey! ewww~
nasib baik malam ni aku makan roti butterscotch dengan epal hijau jek.
p/s : i'm so in love with you akmal rais ridzuan! can't wait to meet you! ^______^


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Moadamieh Alsham | February 4, 2013 | Daily summary Report
The usual criminality, killing and punishment are still in progress by Assad's regime with The International Community approval.
heavy shelling by all available weapons (rockets launchers, tanks and ZSU-Shilka) from the near mountains and Maza airport to cause a huge destruction and fires everywhere targeted..
they targeted all houses, residential buildings, mosques and streets and destroyed most of water tanks.
Too many injuries and wounded people and massive destruction everywhere.
hard skirmishes didn't stop because of the continues attempts to break in the town by Assad gangs, but Heroes of FSA enforced them to go back..
Blockade and electrical power cut are still in progress and the medical situation is critical
to cause the worst suffering for civilians in the city while the numbers of injuries are increasing ….
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You can feel that winter is coming, as it's getting lovely and "cold", even in Belize. I just checked the thermometer and it's 20 degrees Celsius, apparently. I'm absolutely loving it. I'm wearing a wooly jumper, jeans and fluffy slippers. Isn't funny how 20 degrees Celsius feels cold to me now? Anyway, it's quite weird that I've ended up living in a hot country, as I'm not a hot weather person at all. Of all the seasons, summer was always my least favorite. Isn't that odd? I don't know why exactly. I guess it's because summer time has always felt too distracting to me. I always feel like I can't get anything done when it's too hot.
But anyway, Belize's winters are really lovely. They're like perfect spring day, repeated every day for 3 months. With blue skies, a light breeze and mild temperatures. I guess that's why most tourists chose to come to Belize in the winter. We are getting booked up rather quickly now. Oh, for those of you who haven't seen our resorts website yet, go to www.greendragonbelize.com and check it out. And if you want to come this winter, you better hurry up and book your room. See you soon?


text: So many beers, so little time. What to try first? To aid in your Cask Ale Festival planning, you can now download the Festival program to go over your plan of attack. We're tapping different casks at different times, so you'll want to make note of where you need to be and when to get a taste of all your favorites.


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The Miami(FL) Hurricanes capped off a historic week by improving to 6-0 for the first time since joining the ACC.
The Hurricanes blew out their second straight opponent, dominating the Florida State Seminoles in a 71-47 victory. The win over their state rival was also the first time Miami(FL) had back-to-back sell outs in school history after selling out their blow out contest against the Duke Blue Devils.
The Hurricanes have looked exactly like where they sit in the conference standings, the best team in the ACC. After the statement victory over the Blue Devils, followed by another impressive performance against Florida State, expect Miami(FL)'s No. 25 ranking to find itself somewhere in the mid-teens tomorrow.
The team's guard play continued to show off its talents against the Seminoles with Shane Larkin, Trey McKinney-Jones and Durant Scott all putting up great numbers.
The 5-foot-11 Larkin, delivered eight points, nine rebounds and six assists. Unlike Scott and McKinney-Jones, Larkin isn't a senior but you wouldn't notice as the sophomore plays a veteran's game.
McKinney-Jones led all scorers in the contest with 15 points to go along with two rebounds and two assists. Meanwhile Scott found himself in foul trouble, limiting his action against the Seminoles but still contributed with 11 points, four assists and two rebounds.
The guards were far from the only impressive part of Miami(FL)'s dominating week as the front court is finally receiving the respect it deserves by the media. Reggie Johnson returned from a thumb injury against Duke to strengthen the Hurricanes roster. The 6-foot-10, 275lbs center is only going to get stronger as his conditioning improves and he already put up better numbers coming off the bench against the Seminoles than his first game back. He finished with five points, six rebounds and two blocks in 22 minutes of the blowout victory.
Meanwhile, the duo most responsible for stepping up in Johnson's absence continued their strong play. Kenny Kadji finished with 11 points, and three rebounds despite finding himself in foul trouble as well, while Julian Gamble delivered seven points, six rebounds and four blocks.
The three bigs for Miami(FL) combine with the three guards to give conference opponents several nightmare match-ups. All three guards are capable of putting the ball on the floor and driving or stepping back to knock down a long range jumper. Not to mention guard Rion Brown, who has already come off the bench once this season to record 22 points in conference action. To complement the guards the Hurricanes have three bigs with the ability to finish with double-doubles on any given night.
Miami(FL) has looked good at home, but they'll now be tested heading out on the road for their next two games. If they can continue to play at the level they showed this week, the discussion as to whether or not the Hurricanes are a Final Four team will be much easier to determine.
Michael covers ACC and Big East basketball along with the Toronto Raptors for Rant Sports, you can follow him on Twitter @MichaelxRoberts


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'I have lived to tell the tale, I have lived to tell my story', how many can have the joy of saying that at least knowing that there is a large faithful audience ready to listen to every word? Living to tell the tale is the autobiography of Gabriel Garcia Marquez who is, without, a doubt one of the literary figures of the times we know and have known to bequeath an incomparable literary legacy to the world.
Living to tell the tale is enchanting. It gives a startling revelation
of the mad magic of 'Macondo' that unfolds in One Hundred Years of
Solitude. The real location of Macondo, hidden in the hometown of his
maternal line of the family described in the book is a fascinating place
that time seems to have forgotten and left onto itself, where what is
very much the real is something that seems from (as Marquez puts it)
from another life, another world, another time.
The opulent
house of the Buendias in One Hundred Years of Solitude, the life size
saints, the candy animal baking avocation of Ursula the redoubtable
matriarch, the little goldfish with gemstones placed as eyes made by
Colonel Aureliano Buendia, and the astounding story behind the seventy
chamber pots was all actually rooted right there in his own heritage,
his own family's history that became a rich legacy of memories to
Marquez that was instrumental to attain his 'writership'.
literary technique of 'Magical realism' for which Marquez is world
acclaimed is shown in Living to tell the tale as clearly impelled by his
own vibrant and colourful life and the lunacies and idiosyncrasies that
characterised it. According to the book, as a child Marquez seems to
have had a propensity to interpret in his mind a meaning of his own
about certain mundane occurrences that he keenly observed, being self
aware of how an artistic perception was being formed for himself on
through his senses. It shows how his psyche appropriated them and gave
them certain exaggerations rendering meanings that were entertaining as
well as introspective.
'Papalelo', Marquez's grandfather seems
to have been the rudiment inspiring the character of Colonel Aureliano
Buendia – both 'sowed wild oats' and were civil war veterans. Marquez's
own father – 'papa' – seems to be the basis for Jose Arcadio Bunendia –
the patriarch of the Buendias.I suppose it could be said that in
desiring these magically real characters each would have been inspired
by one actual person or the fusing of several into one. Real life
persons whose character traits would have some interesting trait that
could be exploited to be develop into being engaging, entertaining when
blown up through exaggeration to make a larger than life 'magical'
character. It seems Marquez's approach would be to focus on some
elemental character tenet that serves as the base to build the character
on and these tenets could be of one or many real life persons.
mapping One Hundred Years of Solitude through reading Living to tell
the tale it seems the 'magically real' could be anything from the
'unlikely' to the 'improbable' to the downright 'impossible' by
standards of scientific rationality.A woman, who lives to see
great-great grandchildren like Ursula Buendia, seems an unlikelihood –
but then Marquez's own grandmother actually does. The blindness that
doesn't hinder Ursula's movement through the house accredited to an
enigmatic memory based on 'mental navigation' seems in the range of
unlikely and improbable one could say. But a trickle of blood from a
gunshot wound runs a course navigating its way to go all the way across
town and to the presence of Ursula defies all known laws of physics, and
the same goes for the flying carpet of the gypsies! Yet the scientific
basis of what is possible and not in the real world is not the architect
of Marquez's Macondo. It is the openness to the possibility of the
fantastic to make 'What if?' the credo to substantiate the 'rationale'
of the fictionalising mind of the storyteller.
To be a great writer,We have a wide selection of dry cabinet
to choose from for your storage needs. the kind that can 'tell the
tale', it is imperative to possess an excellent memory. And the ability
to recall one's world of experience from days gone by and meditate on
the past as to what it may signify to have moulded the present. Marquez
clearly unfolds those revelations to the reader from his own life and
work. A life and a body of work, that reworked into a world of its own,
to be celebrated in the annals of current literature.
spectrum is one of the essential natural resources of the information
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Entire industries, and trillions of dollars in GDP, depend on access to
the airwaves. And consider that spectrum is used when you surf the web
on your smartphone, when your GPS navigation device tells you what exit
to take, when FAA radar guides your airplane to a safe landing, when a
first responder calls for assistance, and when the military tests and
trains its warfighters.
In the coming years, access to spectrum
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mobile broadband becomes a major driver of our nation's future economic
growth, and faster and more capable mobile connections become essential
in improving every facet of society. Expanding the amount of spectrum
available for mobile broadband use is an important part of a broader
strategy to improve the speed and accessibility of wireless service in
Recently there has been considerable discussion about a
looming spectrum shortage. Yet the reality is that most of our spectrum
is unused most of the time. This is because spectrum is managed by
often assigning exclusive rights to a particular "licensee" to use a
specific frequency in a specific location, and often only for a very
specific purpose or service. This approach, which is analogous to
building a private road for every different type of vehicle, leads to
inefficient utilization of our nation's spectrum resources, and impedes
the introduction of new technologies.
A large percentage of
these frequencies service the thousands of government systems that
provide the essential functions for our national security. And, in most
cases,High quality stone mosaic
tiles. even if it were possible to reallocate their spectrum for new
commercial uses and technologies, the process of doing so is extremely
expensive and incredibly slow, taking on the order of a decade or more –
far too slow to keep up with our fast-paced digital economy.This is my
favourite sites to purchase those special pieces of buy mosaic materials from.
these reasons, the President's Council of Advisors on Science and
Technology (PCAST) recently recommended a new approach to federal
spectrum management.Our technology gives rtls
systems developers the ability. With a new approach, we can transform
the availability of a precious national resource – spectrum – from
scarcity to abundance, and do so rapidly. It is time to start building
the first shared-use spectrum superhighways.


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Eleven years after an Indiana University student disappeared while on a bike ride, the scene in this college town is eerily similar, with parents and volunteers frantically searching for another missing woman with no sign of what happened to her.
Those searching for Spierer include Eric Behrman, whose daughter, Jill, was 19 when she disappeared in May 2000 while on a bike ride near Bloomington. Hunters found her skeletal remains three years later in a remote field about 15 miles from the city. John R. Myers II was charged later that year and is now serving a 65-year sentence in her death.
The search for a missing Indiana University student is evoking painful memories for many in the college town who joined in a similar search more than a decade ago.
Behrman's father, Eric, is among those searching for Spierer. The Greenburgh, N.Y., native disappeared early Friday after leaving a friend's apartment following an evening out at a sports bar.
Robert Spierer, meanwhile, begged for anyone with any information about his daughter's death to come forward.
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Sunday, December 18, 2011
New Review - The Evil Within (Horror Anthology) - Various Authors
Every story has it's own merits and all of them carry the chill factor. I was thrilled by the return of Cristyn's Kent Harbinger in her second offering in the book. Matt Posner's chilling tale of science goes wrong brings to mind the obsession science has with genetic experiments and the horrifying results. From ghosts to monsters to just plain crazies, this anthology has something for everyone. Believe me when I say, you want the lights on when you are reading and may need them after you have finished!
Posted by Karen Johnson at Sunday, December 18, 2011
Labels: Amber Scott, Cristyn West, IBC, reviews, The Evil Within
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