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I tried to use the red, white and yellow colored cables that came with the DVD player and hooked them up to the back of my DVD player and cable box. I am pretty darn sure that my hook-up is incorrect.
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Q&A with West Point radio announcer Bud Bowen
The Daily Times Leader recently caught up with West Point High School radio announcer Bud Bowen to get his take on the Green Wave going into its next game at home against Grenada on Friday.
Q: What do you find so special about this year's Green Wave team?
A: "They're so balanced on both sides of the football. They can play offense when they have to, they play defense when they need to."
Q: What do you think about the quarterback play and Coach Chambliss' use of a two quarterback system?
A: "Jake (Chambliss) figures into the game plan every week on offense. We go as Murphy, Calvert and Brownlee go. We have a three-headed monster (in the backfield), but Jake figures into that too when he's in the ball game. They've got special stuff for Jake when he comes in."
Q: Do you think this year's team is better than last year's state champion team?
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Q: Did you expect West Point to come out as strong as they did against Olive Branch Friday night?
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Q: What did it say?
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Q: Do you see any weakness in the Green Wave's game that another opponent may be able to exploit?
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OK~ I am part of the guilty party here, as I left this on the kitchen table. When I placed it on the kitchen table it had chicken bones in it. Take note...there are no more bones here!
I'm looking for your guesses....Is Wally guilty?
Or, is Skipper guilty?
So, I am assuming that within a few hours we will know which one is guilty, ugggghhhhhhh! After All, It's All In a Mom's Day, Right?
A day in the life of a Mid-West Mom of soon to be young men! Trust me- I've always got "stuff" going on- After all, it's all in a Mom's day, right?
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This new Peer Leadership program takes Pier Giorgio Frassati as our patron, asking for his intercession as we, too, seek:
"to be young people who bring our joyful witness of the Gospel message to all that we encounter and in everything we do"
Goals: As a member of the Frassati Leadership Institute, a young person can expect to:
– Draw closer to Christ and deepen their Faith in community with other young people
– Develop a personal sense of "apostolate"[1] in your everyday life
– Gain skills and confidence in community leadership tasks including:
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- Retreat planning
- Retreat facilitation
- Crafting and sharing a witness talk
- Identifying your personal talents and ways to use them in service to others
Program Expectations:
- Regular involvement with the parish, including:
- Sunday Mass attendance
- Parish events according to your family's interests and schedule
- Attendance at no fewer than 9 out of 12 meetings throughout the year. Meetings will be held Wednesday nights from 6:30-7:30 in the Youth Lounge at the parish center. If this time does not work and you would still like to apply, please schedule a meeting with the Youth Minister to discuss.
- Attend the "Leader Launch" day-long retreat in August (Saturday, TBD based on availability)
- 3 mentor meetings with the Youth Minister throughout the year, according to your schedule
- Participation as a Peer Leader at one of the day-long Confirmation Retreats (see: Retreat Leader Requirements)
- Willingness to serve as a Peer Leader if opportunities arise through Faith Formation, Small Groups, Youth Ministry events, etc.
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Leader Launch Retreat – Saturday in August, TBD based on member availability
Day-long Confirmation Retreats: Dec 9th, March 10th
[1] An apostolate (from the Greek: apostellein, "to be sent") is the work God sends us OUT to do in the world. This work is specific to the individual and is rooted in their own gifts, desires, and state of life.


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For first time buyers of e-juice, it might be confusing to choose among the many different flavors available including coffee, custard, chocolate, candy corn, vanilla and blueberry. These flavors are very tempting to try and each has a unique character but this is not the only reason why people are turning into vaping. The fact is that these unique flavors might have a different taste to them much like when buying a flavored product from one company which turns out to be better compared to another company's product but carry the same flavor on the label.
There is no consistency when it comes to flavors of e-juice. Another problem currently faced by retailers is that there are legislations that might cause an end to the booming flavored e-juice sector. There is one thing that vaping consumers should take note, the experience alone cannot be changed because of the lack of flavors.
It is common for consumers to characterize flavor which is accomplished by combining additives, components and flavoring in order to provide the product a taste that can be distinguished from other brands or flavors. The flavor of a certain e-juice is commonly listed in their packaging. Aside from the common flavors, menthol and tobacco, the rest can be considered as characterizing flavor. The concern of many with these flavors is that they may have been created using various chemicals unless declared to be manufactured using natural substances.
In 2009, characterizing flavors were attempted to be introduced in traditional cigarettes but it was banned by the FDA. The decision was spearheaded by the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act which was designed to help the number of smoking consumers.
The FDA is already planning to perform the ban on e-juices but Commissioner Scott Gottlieb did not take any action yet. They are still waiting to see if the FDA can make a regulation with the new products instead especially if it will be proven as a safer alternative compared to smoking. One of the problems they are placing front and center is that flavored e-juice might encourage minors to try vaping. As of the moment, there is no evidence that points to the flavors as one of the reasons why minors are smoking.


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Today, I ate four Chipsmore chocolate chip cookies, a whole pack of cheesy Super Ring goodness and three Tim Tams.
My guilt must have been screaming at my conscience because I WENT FOR A JOG TONIGHT. Oh yeah.
Dec 23, 2010
#33: It feels good
Posted by cheahwey at 11:22 PM
5 comments:
- _VeL_ said...
Wahlao.. Fattening! I had Cheezels yesterday night. HAHAHA.
Jog more~! XD
- December 24, 2010 at 11:15 AM
- cheahwey said...
Looks like my next jog is Sunday night. I missed tonight's because I was harvesting crops from my make-believe farm :(
- December 24, 2010 at 11:25 PM
- _VeL_ said...
OMG. You actually play that FB game? It's a stupid game. Anyway, have fun jogging! Did you drag Teing to jog with you? I think she's been procrastinating too. LOL
- December 25, 2010 at 9:04 AM
- cheahwey said...
No, I don't play FB games.
It's a PopCap game (Alice Greenfingers). Lester copied it into my HDD a while back.
I invited her but she didn't want to go. I'll try again on Sunday.
- December 25, 2010 at 3:23 PM
- _VeL_ said...
It sounded like a FB game. Anyway, keep it up with your jogging habit! =)
- December 26, 2010 at 1:16 PM
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GALLERY: Andrew Carnie
British artist Andrew Carnie, the focus of this month's Beautiful Brain Podcast, often creates work that is time-based in nature, involving 35mm slide projections onto complex screen configurations.
British artist Andrew Carnie, the focus of this month's Beautiful Brain Podcast, often creates work that is time-based in nature, involving 35mm slide projections onto complex screen configurations.
Elizabeth Jameson found her art when her own brain lost one of its most basic functions.
After suddenly finding herself unable to speak, Jameson was diagnosed with MS in 1991. She soon came to know the geography of her own mind through countless MRI sessions.
Jameson felt a hunger to step beyond her career as a lawyer and reinterpret this medical imagery, adding an artistic treatment to her brain scans in what has become a unique form of portraiture. Jameson writes that her MS inspires her "to create images that provide new insights into the brain and, at the same time, makes medical imaging and its representative humanity more accessible to both medical professionals and others who view these revealing pictures."
Most recently, the Harvard Center for Brain Science has commissioned the installation of four of Jameson's paintings. We are proud to feature Jameson's work in this exclusive online gallery as well as an interview with the artist below.
How did you arrive at your present moment as an artist who is deeply engaged with her own brain and the brains of others?
I became fascinated by the brain when I suddenly lost my ability to talk. It happened when I was playing with my children at a local park. I had no pain but, with absolutely no warning, I found I could not speak. The next week, surgeons removed a part of my brain in order to determine the origin of my aphasia. I was subsequently diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Since then, in order to monitor the progression of the disease, I have spent many hours in the darkness of the scanning machine, during innumerable MRIs (brain scans).
My diagnosis and treatment gave rise to a keen interest in medical technology and inspired me to create images that interpret the medical images in a new light. For the anxious patient, the MRI images can appear ugly and frightening—a bunch of black and grey pixels spelling out their fate. I felt a strong urge to reinterpret these images—to use them to explore the wonder and beauty of all brains including those with a disease. My images create an artist's view of imaging technology–one that is both accessible to those who view these revealing pictures as either subject or doctor and also one that, I hope, captures some of the feeling and emotions evoked by these kinds of medical images.
I discovered art after my diagnosis. Prior to this time, I was a civil rights lawyer.
Describe one or two of the works we see in the online gallery. Where is it derived from and what led you to select this particular imagery? How does the image of the brain– first seen through medical imagery– change once you start working with it?
My artwork derives largely from my own MRI or brain scans. My two favorite etchings, Valentine and Emerging, deal with the exquisite nature of the structures of the brain.
Emerging is a cropped image of my frontal lobe and inter-hemispheric fissure. In this image, my brain and the skull are emerging from the quiet of my interior self and entering into the world outside. This image captures the mystery and magic of the brain and asks us to meditate on where the brain is going on its journey.
Valentine I is another cropped image – this time of my brain stem, cerebellum and corpus callosum. I chose this portion of the brain because of its shape– the structure that echoes that of the human heart. I use warm and cool colors in my work to evoke the emotions that I feel when I immerse myself in the interior of the brain, and to express my happiness in discovering the image of the heart within the interiors of my brain.
What do you find beautiful about the brain?
I continually find myself humbled and awed by the layer upon layers of mysterious and imponderable structures that comprise the brain. I find beauty in its mystery.
Do you think the brain will ever understand itself, or is this organ too vastly complex to grasp its own workings?
I am comforted by the fact that I believe my brain knows exactly what it is doing. I have never felt that I needed to fight my disease or the repercussions of having an imperfect brain. Instead, I use my art to celebrate the brain. Without multiple sclerosis, I would never have thought so deeply about this incredibly vital organ. In fact, without MS I would never have discovered my passion for art.
You write that your MS inspires you to create images that provide new insights into the brain. What are the nature of these new insights? Are they insights that can only be achieved through art?
MRIs produce images of a brain that are naked and without emotional context, without passion or sadness, without all the frailties, humor, and idiosyncrasies that make us who we are. I feel I am enormously lucky that my art allows me to spend my time hunting for images where I can find beauty and sensuousness, as well as perplexing complexity.
More generally, do you see an ultimate division between the ambitions of science and of art, or do you feel they are exploring the same issues at their cores?
I really don't know. I imagine scientists are trying to discover the mysteries of the brain, while I am trying to present and interpret the beauty in that mystery. I like to think that we are all approaching the study of the brain with the same degree of humility and awe.
Santiago Ramón y Cajal, the father of modern neuroscience, was born on May 1, 1852 in Navarre, Spain. To celebrate his month of birth we'll be posting a series of pieces dedicated to his work as well as the work of scientists and artists inspired by his pioneering research and use of visual metaphors to describe the brain.
One such artist is Pablo Garcia Lopez, whose mixed media art is a direct reaction to the life and work of Cajal. Lopez explores the dialogue between neuroscience and visual art in his latest project, The Cortical Garden (developed at the School of Visual Arts in New York City and funded by Caixa Galicia Foundation), which is directly inspired by the words of Cajal:
"The cerebral cortex is similar to a garden filled with innumerable trees, the pyramidal cells, that can multiply their branches thanks to an intelligent cultivation, sending their roots deeper and producing more exquisite flowers and fruits every day." (Cajal, 1894)
Lopez's work, seen below, infuses medical imagery of the brain with thrilling biological analogies, using the themes of sprouting, branching, butterflies and flowers to seamlessly move from gardens to neurons and back again. In his own words, the work seen below explores "the role of visual metaphors in scientific research. Visual metaphors are not only used to divulge and popularize scientific knowledge, but they also are a source of inspiration to create new scientific hypotheses."
"Like the entomologist in pursuit of brightly coloured butterflies, my attention hunted, in the flower garden of the gray matter, cells with delicate and elegant forms, the mysterious butterflies of the soul, the beating of whose wings may some day– who knows– clarify the secrets of mental life" (Cajal, 1923).
Lopez is also a published Cajal scholar: click here to download a PDF of a March 2010 paper he authored in Frontiers in Neuroanatomy entitled "The Histological Slides and Drawings of Cajal."
For more of Lopez's work, visit his official website, and stay tuned to The Beautiful Brain for more Cajal-inspired content in the next weeks.
Geoffrey Koetsch is an interdisciplinary artist who is interested in how new developments in the cognitive sciences affect our understanding of human identity and the physical body it exists in.
In 2008, Koetsch curated an exhibition at the Laconia Gallery in Boston entitled Mind Matters which presented the work of contemporary artists who are turning to neuroscience for inspiration and source material (three of these artists were featured in last month's gallery and podcast here).
Koetsch is currently a professor at the Art Institute at Lesley University where he teaches advanced sculpture and courses in asian art and culture. His work has been shown in over 80 local, regional and national exhibitions and he has received over 20 awards and commissions. His work was the subject of a PBS Special Report on Theater of Kinetic Sculpture in 1987 and is currently housed in the collections of the Brooklyn Museum, The Danforth Museum, Franklin Furnace Archives, the National Institute of Design, Abmedabad, India and the Fine Arts Academy in New Delhi.
I spoke to Geoffrey recently via telephone about his work and his thoughts on the dialogue between art and science. You can listen to the interview below, and scroll down further to see images of Geoffrey's work and read his artist's statement.
The work titled KOETSCH AND CHU: IN/BETWEEN was a collaborative project between myself and Jeremy Chu, a Singaporean artist and photographer of Chinese descent. Jeremy and I engaged in what we called a "visual dialog" with the goal of deepening our interpersonal understanding and bridging our gap in age, race, and nationality. Jeremy Chu is Singaporean of Mandarin Chinese descent–I am an American of Anglo-Saxon descent. He was 30–I was 65. Yet on an artistic and intellectual level we were "connected." And we were friends.
Jeremy and I met about 20 times over the course of this project. To each meeting we brought a specific theme to explore together verbally, and then we would go to our studios to create a visual response to the discussion. We talked about such things as childhood memories, "universal" archetypes such as the maze and the labyrinth, and various other symbols and metaphors.
In 'IN/BETWEEN" the two seated figures are identical, symbolizing our common humanity. They sit in the lotus position, a symbol of mental concentration, and they hold objects representing childhood memories.
One figure holds a net made of red rubber bands rolled on a spindle. It was created by Jeremy and represents the web of his Chinese ancestry. Enmeshed in the net are photographs of his Chinese grandmother, the matriarch of the family. the net was made of a particular kind of red rubber band sent from Singapore that Jeremy had played with as a child. The smell and red color evoked fond memories. Our collaboration was, for Jeremy, part of a larger inquiry into personal identity. The net was originally created for Jeremy's performance titled "The Fisherman's Net: A Journey Towards Reconciliation" (Boston, 2003). The second figure holds a ball of my favorite childhood toy: G.I. Joes. I played "shoot 'em up" until I was 13, well past the gunplay age for most boys. But as an adult, since putting aside toy soldiers, I advocate for peace and international understanding.
In one of our conversations, we focused on the maze, one of Jung's "universal" archetypes. For us the mazes represent the attempt of two people to "find their way to one another." "Koetsch's Maze" came from the collision of a decorative Chinese dragon motif and a 1920′s era European modernist architectural design. It shows the strong affinity I have always had for Asian culture, Asian art, and Asian spiritual systems (I have at various times and with varying levels of intensity practiced Buddhism and Vedanta). I don't have any idea where this affinity came from, but the very first time I traveled to Japan I felt very much at home. "Chu's Maze" was developed from the lattice pattern of a traditional Chinese window frame. It reflects Jeremy's search for patterns and structures connected to his Chinese ancestry.
- Geoffrey Koetsch
This exclusive online gallery coincides with the April edition of The Beautiful Brain Podcast, where host Noah Hutton interviews the three artists whose work is featured here. We are proud to present the work of Constance Jacobson, Audrey Goldstein, and Heidi Whitman– three brave and inventive artists who are exploring the wilderness of the human brain.
Jacobson's Tome series grew out of a family connection to dementia and deals directly with the fear of a loss of self. Jacobson's prints use the shape of an axial slice of the brain as a repeated motif. Her images are metaphors of the fluidity of ideas that eventually settle into patterns and tight networks of neurons that in turn form larger networks of interconnections. Jacobson's Grey Matter Series explores memories that fade and reappear, trying to connect to other memories. By layering lotus leaves on brain imagery, she imposes visual simplicity, and in a sense, attempts to calm the unruly and complicated mind. Jacobson is Assistant Professor of Fine Arts ant the Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University, and her work appears in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the New York Public Library, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Fogg Art Museum, among others. [official site]
Audrey Goldstein draws a parallel between micro- and macro-biological functions. In her new work Point to Point, a structure of thin metal rods stands for the pathways and connections between neurons and between people. Goldstein puts the structure in a "backpack" and carries it through her daily rounds. She hands participants a wire to knot or mark, with each mark representing the people to whom they feel close. This action interrupts their day while asking them to evaluate the emotional ties in their lives. The process of tying the wire shifts their focus on the physicality of a handmade narrative. The collected wires are gathered for use in her next Data Bearer piece, creating a new network of the participants' lives. A video camera captures this macro-function of social networking so it can be reproduced in the gallery. Goldstein is the Fine Arts Program Director at the New England School of Art and Design at Suffolk University. [official site]
Whitman provides a link to the 21st century in a different way. She brings formal painting skills to bear on the contemporary interest in brain mapping. Whitman writes, "my work charts states of mind. I'm interested in how experience is translated into thought, how dreams jumble reality, and how memories are layered in the brain." In her recent paper constructions Whitman uses shadows, contemporary city grids, and plans of ancient ruins to invoke memory and absence. Whitman exhibits nationally and teaches at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. [official site]
Hear interviews with each of the artists featured above in this month's edition of The Beautiful Brain Podcast.
In the nineteenth-century, pioneering investigators of the central nervous system had to compensate for primitive technology with extraordinary artistic talent. These men produced drawings of their experimental slides in order to preserve the revelations therein. Strange, complex, and utterly gorgeous, these figures are the inspiration for Cajal's Butterflies of the Soul (2010) by Javier DeFelipe, reviewed here. The book, published by Oxford University Press, contains two-hundred and eighty-two one-of-a-kind images, including the ones seen below:


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Delivering the weekly Republican address, Rep. Steve Womack (R-AR) reflects on the Declaration of Independence and our ongoing mission to ensure Americans have a voice in their government and their economy.
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There's nothing like the Fourth of July, a day to bask in America's glory and to dream of better days ahead.
You know, that's part of the genius in the Declaration of Independence. It isn't just about what America was, it's a vision of what she could be, of what we should always strive for. A land where the people rule, where the common man or woman can advance themselves, their families and the common good.
America's greatness has aways been rooted in our creative minds, and entrepreneurial spirit, our ability to make things, make the most of our resources, to control our economic destiny. That's why you see Republicans working so hard to capitalize on America's energy rennaissance.
Consider the possibilities: It starts by building the Keystone Pipeline. Put thousands of Americans to work, show we're serious about our energy future. We set into motion more plants, pipelines and transmission lines, bringing low-cost energy, safely, to consumers across the land. We back projects on-shore and off-shore, creating more jobs and eliminating our dependance on unstable parts of the world. We establish predictable regulations, the kind of certainty that allows business to plan ahead, invest here, and bring jobs back to our main streets and town squares. We build a truly stable electric grid, protecting us from everything from blackouts to security threats, and we boost exports so we can supply our allies with affordable and reliable energy and fuel our economy at the same time.
The opportunities seem endless, don't they? But the usual politics, red tape and government fixes that never seem to pan out stand in our way.
For years, Washington has denied the American people the chance to seize their economic destiny. Well, Republicans are fighting every day to make these opportunities possible again. We pledge this to you, the people we serve. Together, let's renew the spirit of 1776, the spirit that gave birth to a nation with so many blessings. And never rest until the work is done.
For now, my family and I give thanks for our fore-fathers who made all this possible. We extend our prayers to the men and women sacrificing to keep us safe. And we wish you and yours a healthy and happy Independence Day.
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Publisher : Elsevier - Science Direct (الزویر - ساینس دایرکت)
Journal : Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, Volume 93, 21 October 2013, Pages 1805–1810
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Iran's entrepreneurial Total Early-Stage Acuity (TEA) among the 51 countries that Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) has studied in 2009 is increased dramatically (GEM Iran, 2010). It is up to the country's higher education to sustain and enhance this position through development and implementation of an entrepreneur focused curriculum while improving current programs to include entrepreneurial courses and or flavor. Research about attitudes of university students toward entrepreneurship is rare in the Iranian environment; while students Perceptions has potential to improve university entrepreneurship education and consequently provide support for economic develop of the country. Therefore, this research examines the attitudes of students about impediment and stimulation of entrepreneurial activities in one hand and their perceptions about the component of an appropriate university entrepreneurial curriculum and importance of sources for their future job selection on the other hand. Age, gender and major are considered as independent variables in this study. A sample of 227 accounting, management and economic students from three higher education institutes located at Tehran region responds to the questionnaire survey. Results indicate that gender; age and major of students are not significantly related to their perception about the importance of barrier, motivation, component of an appropriate entrepreneurial university curriculum and Sources of future job selection. They believe that loan and credit and government regulations are the most important barriers while connecting job with passion/hobby and realizing their idea/vision are most important motivation factors. Communication and marketing are considered as the most important component of a university entrepreneurial curriculum while other component of the curriculum such as management, finance and accounting gained a high level of importance as well. When it comes to job selection the most important sources for students are personal experience and background university study.


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My Blog is dedicated to notes on working with gouache, ramblings about how I use it, and about producing art in general. It's an informal site where I post sketches, the occasional step-by-step, and accounts of our experiences doing art festivals. Visit me at www.ralphparker.wordpress.com
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Thanks, Ralph. Enjoy your postings on Wet Canvas.
PS: As a transplanted Texan, and an architect in a former life, I can relate to your experience and your fine paintings. Keep it up!
September 29, 2010 at 4:18 am
Love your paintings! Sharing them on Facebook!
Margaret Quin
January 7, 2011 at 5:53 pm
I would like to subscribe to your blog.
April 16, 2011 at 3:12 am
Dear Ralph Parker
As I was surfing the web to find a gouache artist I came by your page and I could sit here for hours just feeling the atmosphere of your beaufitul landscapes
Jytte Jost
July 4, 2011 at 12:46 pm
hi ralph…i have a studio gallery in grand bend ontario ….happened on your site by chance as i fancied gouache as a substitute or replacement from acrylic….only problem i can see is my support of choice is wood panel or canvas…would gouache compliment those supports……i am preferably landscape especially trees orientated and find your work pops out more than acrylic….obviously your wonderfull talent compliments such…….cheers….d.culbard
October 23, 2011 at 3:03 pm
I enjoy watching the paintings… a big thank you to the artist for his fine work of art!
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One of the first things that pops into your head when you think about Dubrovnik is probably magnificent stone walls. Proud monuments that have secured the livelihood of the city, in more ways than one, over the centuries. One tiny, although not irrelevant, section of these ancient walls has recently been repaired and the results have brought a number of shocked and angry reactions. The wailing wall of Dubrovnik or Dubrovnik's wall of shame or the future site of dozens of adverts for restaurants?
Behind the Dubrovnik Cathedral a supporting wall has been reconstructed and the results have enraged many citizens. "The wall needed repairing because it was in terrible condition, but in a stone city the wall should be repaired with stone," commented one local citizen. Whilst another local commented, "Who supervised this and who gave it them permission to do this?"
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- The Conservation Department in Dubrovnik asked in written form to the City of Dubrovnik to repair the wall behind the cathedral. The wall was statically in very poor condition with visible cracks. The plaster had mostly fallen off the wall, so it might be possible to get the wrong impression that the wall was initially stone. The type of material from which the stone and bricks were built were originally plastered. During the repair, the wall was first disintegrated, then statically reinforced, and then re-fitted with the same material (stone and brick). The gravel and the composition of the material wall remained the same. The project for which the restoration was carried out has received all the necessary consents from the conservators who have been involved in all segments of restoration since the beginning. The final layer is antique lime-free plaster without cement plaster whose tone and manner of processing have been determined by conservators – writes the Principal of the Dubrovnik Restoration Institute Iva Carević Peković.


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I have to agree wholeheartedly that the Kite surfers should relocate. Hua Hin is a family resort and I have seen so, so many near accidents in recent years where people swimming or paddling in the sea have been terrified or nearly hit by irresponsible Kiters and people walking on the beach nearly hi...
- Tue Nov 21, 2017 10:35 am
- Forum: Events & Activities
- Topic: Looking for a nice place to get in shape// Fitness
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Re: Looking for a nice place to get in shape// Fitness
I have been using @Lectic for a couple of years - they are having a bit of a much needed upgrade at the moment which is good news. I am happy there, I like the staff they are friendly and there are some good classes included in your membership.
- Fri Nov 10, 2017 4:37 pm
- Forum: The Beach Bar
- Topic: Bouys on the Beach
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Bouys on the Beach
Yesterday at the beach I noticed lines of buoys and floats being laid offshore, starting off the Hilton beach and heading south. they are there again today and making steady progress. Their is an enormous barge full of the yellow floats and smaller vessels actually laying them. There are gaps presum...
- Mon Sep 18, 2017 6:58 pm
- Forum: The Beach Bar
- Topic: Demolition of Plaza/Karaoke Area Beside Hilton
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- Views: 1353
Re: Demolition of restaurants + shops in Poon Suk road
Heard nothing recently but apparently the Guy who leases the land from the Railway where the "Dark Side" after hours bars are wants to clear them out and open a Food Court. Same Guy that opened the Plaza area on Bintabaht.
- Fri Aug 25, 2017 3:30 pm
- Forum: News
- Topic: Thai ex-PM fails to show for verdict
- Replies: 119
- Views: 7598
Re: Thai ex-PM fails to show for verdict
and the ex PM Fled the scene......
- Sat Aug 05, 2017 3:26 pm
- Forum: The Beach Bar
- Topic: Hin Lek Fai Monkeys
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- Views: 2453
Re: Hin Lek Fai Monkeys
I am told that the monkeys in Hua Hin area are crab-eating macaque (Macaca fascicularis). At quiet times you can see them diving and swimming in the sea at Khao Takiab. They can pull the shellfish off the rocks with their very strong fingers. They annoy the fishermen on the creek behind the mountain...
- Sat Jun 17, 2017 3:58 pm
- Forum: Legal, Visa, Finances & Employment
- Topic: Visa tour to Myanmar
- Replies: 4
- Views: 2364
Re: Visa Tour
I booked a Visa Run to Kanchanaburi / Phu Nam Ron with "One Tour" the agency with the office at Condochain. All went well - picked up at my hotel at 8am and back in my room by 4:30pm. All was included in the price; coffee and sandwich stop, the minibus between the two border posts, lunch (Phat Thai ...
- Sat Feb 25, 2017 10:47 am
- Forum: Introductions
- Topic: Hi, this is Maria
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- Views: 3726
Re: Hi, this is Maria
Hello Maria,
Welcome to the forum. i hope you find it both useful and entertaining.
Kind regards
Sabai Jai
Welcome to the forum. i hope you find it both useful and entertaining.
Kind regards
Sabai Jai
- Thu Feb 23, 2017 11:15 am
- Forum: Flights, Airlines & Airports
- Topic: Delays at airport immigration
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- Views: 6040
Re: Delays at airport immigration
It's a bit of an unusual year - prior to Christmas / New Year it was very, very quiet with a lot of people getting seriously worried about the season. Hotels were pretty full of course over New Year period but it costs a fortune to come for that break. Since then the Airlines, Hotels & Tour operator...
- Wed Feb 15, 2017 5:02 pm
- Forum: Feeding Time
- Topic: Something for rice lovers to think about
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- Views: 4905
Re: Something for rice lovers to think about
When you think about the proportion of the worlds population that have a rice based staple diet - and for how long this has been the case, I can't see how the arsenic levels can be dangerous? I understand that there are particular problems in Bangladesh. A few years ago I had blood tests for arsenic...
- Mon Feb 13, 2017 5:26 pm
- Forum: On The Road
- Topic: Hua Hin - Pattaya ferry project news and updates
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- Views: 62275
Re: Hua Hin - Pattaya ferry project news and updates
I think the majority of Thais come under the "not good sailors" heading.
I wouldn't fancy this crossing on anything other than a very calm day - going to be very uncomfortable today if it actually operates
I wouldn't fancy this crossing on anything other than a very calm day - going to be very uncomfortable today if it actually operates
- Wed Feb 08, 2017 4:27 pm
- Forum: News
- Topic: Tough action against Hua Hin beach encroachers/demolition of pier restaurants
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- Views: 21554
Re: Tough action against Hua Hin beach encroachers
I had lunch at one of the restaurants down there today, it was very pleasant; nice view, light wind and good food. It will be a very great shame if this area which is one of the very few examples still in existence of what was one of the prettiest little towns in South East Asia back in 1987 when I ...


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As of Monday, I will be starting work on a "pilot"project... it will be full-time... for at least six months... and the workload will be extremely demanding. I'm looking forward to what lies ahead, but the reason for mentioning my new role is that it has resulted in me being moved "back" to my original office.
I've been with the National Blood Service (NHSBT) for nigh on ten years and I suppose nearly half that time was spent in the office I am once again calling "home". I guess most people will just say... "it's only a room", but yesterday's move was actually quite a weird experience.
Back in that office, in February 2004 I took a call from my ex-wife's former employer than changed my life completely. It may sound slightly dramatic, but the bottom fell out of my world that morning and what followed was a combination of an unravelling past and an incredibly uncertain future that very nearly broke me.
Much later, Elaine came into my life and it was at the same desk... on the same phone when she called and said (so softly I could barely hear her) that she had something to tell me, but she didn't know whether or not I was going to
like it. I can't explain that horrible feeling you get in the pit of your stomach when you think you're about to lose something you want so much...
"I think I love you..."
"F**k me" is the only expression (as opposed to an invitation... I'm not that sort of boy) that comes close to conveying my reaction. My chest tightened, my tummy was invaded by butterflies and I could barely think straight... apart from that I was fine though...
As our relationship developed we had to contend with so much, but the ultimate legacy (and arguably irony) of the first phone call was that I found the inner strength to fight for the life I wanted... and the path that led towards that life arguably started with the second phone call...
Being back in the room is strange, but in a good way. I remember Elaine's words vividly and as for the crap that happened before that..? Well Fate doesn't always give you good cards, but even when you're down to that last
chip, the unbeatable winning hand is only ever one deal away.
As for now... I think I might just unplug the phone...
Jane Derrick
26/4/2012 10:42:58
it won't be the same with me and heidishmeidi not being there!!!! No trivia pursuits for you!!!! Anyway best of luck in your new role xxx my desk is defo a miss :(
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promiscuity and detachment
There's something inherently interesting about outliers, about people who deviate from the norm in an extreme way.
I have a friend of mine who's slept with a couple hundred girls - essentially, to the level of someone having been in some kind of famous band or something like that. I don't know anyone else like that, and I'm admittedly fascinated by how completely differently he sees the world and the people in it. It helps that I try never to judge the lifestyles of others, and to understand where people are coming from (there are always causes for our behaviours).
In my experience, the vast majority of men are cognitively inclined to attach very strongly to young, beautiful women, and yet his life was an example of the utter opposite - with a handful of exceptions, for the past several years, he hasn't even slept with the same person twice. I told him I thought this was interesting. I told him this was paradoxically zen, in a sense, this level of detachment (perhaps sociopathic too, but that was not a subject of our discussion).
"It's true," he told me. "But then you get attached to not becoming attached. You get attached to having a new girl every couple days or so."
I remember, years ago, when I was still religious, the pastor used to tell the congregation that we would always be slaves. Slaves to money, to lust, to power, so we may as well become slaves to the Lord. As I get older, I increasingly appreciate the emotional sophistry behind Christianity and act of speaking to a church full of people every Friday. It's a form of persuasion, the weaponization of guilt in such a carefully designed way (the fact that it is sincerely done, or done unconsciously, does not change what it is).
Attachment is fundamental to living, it is simply the basis of desire, and our desires cut through all levels of our lives, sexual and otherwise. What is too little detachment, and what is too much? Can you have something only when you no longer desire it? Or can you only have it if you desire it on one level but not on another one?
As I've gotten older, I'd like to think that my attachments have been carefully pruned, leaving only those that matter. But perhaps I've merely traded one thing for another, one set of pathologies for another, parallel set.
Who the fuck knows.
not working
I really enjoy not working because it gives me space to breathe. Usually, I have so many projects on the go, that my life gradually begins to accelerate, like a pinwheel, gaining more and more responsibilities until the entire structure starts to vibrate uncontrollably and collapse entirely (either the projects, or my health, whichever one comes first).
A vacation is a form of elimination - elimination of that which is excess, a clearing of the clutter from your life, and mind. Returning to what's important.
Also, sleeping in. I"m a big fan of that.
bird by bird, by anne lamott
Here is the best true story on giving I know, and it was told by Jack Kornfield of the Spirit Rock Meditation Center in Woodacre. An eight-year-old boy had a younger sister who was dying of leukemia, and he was told that without a blood transfusion she would die. His parents explained to him that his blood was probably compatible with hers, and if so, he could be the blood donor. They asked him if they could test his blood. He said sure. So they did and it was a good match. Then they asked if he would give his sister a pint of blood, that it could be her only chance of living. He said he would have to think about it overnight.
The next day he went to his parents and said he was willing to donate the blood. So they took him to the hospital where he was put on a gurney beside his six-year-old sister. Both of them were hooked up to IVs. A nurse withdrew a pint of blood from the boy, which was then put int he girl's IV. The boy lay on his gurney in silence while the blood dripped into his sister; until the doctor came over to see how he was doing. Then the boy opened his eyes and asked, "How soon until I start to die?"
have faith in yourself
As a former religious zealot, I hate the concept of "faith" in epistemological terms: it's a shit way of acquiring knowledge. Having faith that there's a giant squid floating above Times Square doesn't make that any more likely to be true, and the same applies to the various sky gods people hold in high esteem.
I used to be super militant about this, but I've seen cooled off somewhat, since now I also understand that certain beliefs have utility as means to specific ends, not purely as signifiers of truth.
Case in point: the old adage of having faith in yourself.
In life, there are many goals that require advancing through many failures prior to success. Thus, any one failure is an imperfect signal from the world: it doesn't mean you're not going to succeed, but at the same time, emotionally, a series of failures can cripple you.
The solution is faith in yourself: understanding that, eventually, as you continue to adapt to the feedback the world is giving you, and continue moving forward, you're eventually going to succeed again.
I've been feeling really demotivated by a series of personal failures over the past couple of weeks, but today I remembered all the other times I felt exactly like this: crushed, defeated, and broken - yet I still came out successful in the end.
Keep going.
Just fucking keep going.
I once imagined the universe as a giant tree, originating from a single point, unfolding forward through time, branches of causality sprouting from buds into thick strands of reality: lives born and lost, the evolution of life from random assortments of molecules in the primordial oceans, a city celebrating the rise of the of the full moon, a child discovering a finch poking at insects in the grass, a man stumbling home drunk at three thirty in the morning, coming home to a find his family sleeping, a taxi cab racing across fifth street, colliding into a rolling garbage can, the collapse of the Soviet Union, a tsunami wiping out the coast of an isolated island, a young man kneeling in a restaurant, proposing to his fiance, water flowing down a mountain stream, eroding the surface of a wet stone, shearing atoms off the contours of its submerged surface - everything: inevitable, in the words of Marcus Aurelius: woven into the pattern from the beginning.
Is the universe determined, or indeterminate?
Apparently, it depends on the interpretation of theory of quantum mechanics you subscribe to. There are both deterministic and indeterministic interpretations that are equivalent in the sense that there is no experiment possible, even in theory, that would allow scientists to validate which interpret is correct.
In the Many Worlds Interpretation (where there are multiple worlds, of which ours is only one), the universe is ultimately deterministic. In the Copenhagen interpretation (the more popular theory), the universe is ultimately indeterministic.
There is something appealing about each of these theories. If the Many Worlds theory is correct, then the V for Vendetta clip above is correct: in each individual world, the sequence of events is determined, dominoes falling forward and colliding into one another, the moments of your life unfolding from the big bang: a spring of inevitability pouring forth potentialities all the way until the heat death of the universe.
And of course, there's the appeal of the Copenhagen interpretation - which posits a single world, which, at bottom, has an inextricable element of randomness to it.
Determinism, which I subscribe to, holds that everything that happened in your life was always going to happen. In layman's terms, it means fate. The ancients were convinced of the truth of fate, and took peace in it, as do I.
The past and the future. then, are equivalent: fixed, immovable objects, mirrored between the plane of the present.
You, your life, and everything in it:
... dominoes, falling in a cascade from a single point of origin...
you're fucking dying
I've been feeling listless as of late.
After close to a decade of post-graduate education I finally finished all my schooling... and concluded that I no longer want to work in my field.
Now what?
You find yourself staring from the top of the mountain, and there's nothing there.
When looking at what you want to do with your life, the first step is to start from the end.
Understand that your'e going to die.
When I say "understand" - I mean understand that you are going to die. It's one thing to know this in the abstract, but it's another to appreciate it: your consciousness is going to be completely fucking annihilated one day. In the West, we've sequestered, sanitized, and medicalized death. I recommend that you spend some time in a hospice (as I have), because it'll give you a gratitude you never knew you had - a gratitude for the conscious experience that is life itself. Platitudes like this exist for a reason: they are borne of hard truths.
When you see the end approaching, you'll realize what is valuable and what is not, and you'll adjust your life accordingly. You'll spend your time doing things that are actually important to you, not just things that have a simulacrum of importance. Not just things that are vapid and hollow, things that are solid, that stay with you.
I'm not sure where I'll go, or exactly what I'll do with my life, but I can sense the general direction it should be moving, because I can see my death in the distance, guiding me toward right action, like the North Star, whispering into my ear, telling me not to waste so much fucking time on Facebook.
cynic, idealist
October 2017
people I admire
Haruki Murakami
Michel Houellebecq
Bret Easton Ellis
Chuck Palahniuk
Marcus Aurelius
Sam Harris
Bon Iver
Dallas Green
Frank Yang
Cary Fukunaga
Leo Babauta
Luke Muelhauser
Jake Seliger
Jack Cheng
Scott Alexander
Mark Manson
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Watched rugby for the first time in a month. Colts Versus Merythr Tydfil on Saturday and 1sts Vs Bridgwater development side on the Sunday, - Somerset Cup match. -
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- As a freelancer you might think that finding enough work to stay busy is just a matter of serendipity. But you may not be giving yourself enough credit. In fact by properly managing yourself, your business development, your work products, and your clients, you have the power to create your own luck. Hi, I'm Cory Lebson, author of the UX Careers Handbook, former UXPA president, and long time consultant and freelancer. In my first course on UX freelancing we drilled down specifically to starting out as a UX freelancer.
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Republicans failed to repeal and replace ObamaCare for four reasons. First, there was never agreement about what the party was for and what it was against even after 7 years and 60 repeal votes in Congress. Second, the Republican leadership did nothing to help forge a consensus by means of hearings, meetings, etc. Third, the Paul Ryan replacement bill was completely different from what had been promised the voters by Donald Trump and Republican candidates during the election. Finally, and most importantly, the bill did almost nothing in a visible way to solve the problems of ordinary people.
Let's take these in reverse order. Before there was Obamacare, the market for individual insurance worked reasonably well. In all but a handful of states, insurers were free to price risk based on the health status of new buyers and policies were guaranteed renewable: once insured, people could not have their insurance cancelled or premiums increased because of a health problem.
|John C. Goodman is a Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute, President of the Goodman Institute for Public Policy Research, and author of the widely acclaimed Independent books, A Better Choice: Healthcare Solutions for America, and the award-winning, Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis. The Wall Street Journal and the National Journal, among other media, have called him the Father of Health Savings Accounts.
Obamacare remains highly controversial and faces ongoing legal and political challenges. Polls show that by a large margin Americans remain opposed to the healthcare law and seek to repeal and replace it. However, the question is: Replace it with what?


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I bought these from a deceased estate, and believed them to be south sea pearls. But then I started doubting myself, so thought I'd ask for opinions here
They range in size from the largest (top left) 12mm x 11mm to the smallest (bottom right) 6mm x 5mm.
and here they are turned over, same order. A couple of flaws
Thank you in advance