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Selection of proper truck tire gives a comfortable ride and reduces the wear and tear on the tire drive mechanism, brakes and suspension parts. Good Year Tyres Price in Parkhurst many factors determine the selection of suitable type of tire. These include the terrain where the truck is mostly driven, the climatic conditions, normal driving speed and the full load that is expected to be carried in the truck. Three major tire companies who design and manufacture truck tire for wide range of applications on different and difficult terrains are Mickey Thomson, Super Swamper and Pro com.
Mickey Thomson Truck tireMickey Thomson truck tire manufactured by Mickey Thomson Tire Company was founded in the year 1963. Design, development production and distribution of tire and wheel for all applications are the main business of the company. Main focus of the company is to design and produce innovative tread patterns and tire compounds to build the best performance tires in the world, Car Tires Near Me both for on-road and off-road applications. The company has two locations in the United States, one in Ohio and the other in California. Cooper Tire & Rubber Company which is also in tire business having the head quarters at Ohio, USA acquired Mickey Thomson in the year 2003. The combined strength has further helped to consolidate the position of Mickey Thomson in the tire industry as a significant global player. The company's major brand name is "Baja" and the specific products under this brand are named on the basis of the type of the tire, such as Baja claw non radial, radial Baja claw, Baja belted and Baja radial MTZ.
PRO Com truck tirePro com tire are manufactured by Pro Competition Tire Company located at Ohio, USA. This Company is owned by Cooper Tire & Rubber Company, which also owns the Mickey Thomson tires. Cooper tire is a global Company with manufacturing facilities in three continents and the sales and distribution network all around the world. Pro com tire are molded with the superior quality rubber compounds, Car Tire Deals steel and polyester cords in state of the art production facilities. These reliable and long lasting truck tires are supported by warranty. The pro com tire brand carry the general name pro com and the specific products under this name are branded based on the application of the tire. The specific brands are ProComp All Terrain, ProComp Mud Terrain, ProComp X-Terrain and Procomp Xtreme A/T.
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Driving on incorrectly inflated tyres can cause problems both in terms of vehicle performance and road safety.
Given that 60% of people do not know what the legal car tyre tread depth limit is, it comes as little surprise that most of us do not know what the correct tyre pressure is for our vehicles either. The vehicles manual is usually a good place to start to find the correct pressures although failing that any garage should also be able to provide you with this information. Ideally, all car tyres should be checked at least once a month and at the beginning of any long journey using a tyre pressure gauge. It is also worth remembering that there are usually 2 correct pressures; one for 'normal' driving and one for 'loaded' driving, which is usually when the vehicle is loaded with passengers or is carrying a particularly heavy load.
Tyre Spot Ltd has been supplying and fitting car tyres in the Newcastle area for over 30 years. Today they have 9 branches across the Newcastle area and a website that allows users to purchase tyres online and book their vehicle in to their nearest Tyre Spot branch for fitment. Tyre Spot provide a wide range of tyres from premium brands to cheaper, budget brand car tyres as well as providing additional vehicle services such as exhausts, brakes, MOTs (which can also be booked online) and servicing.
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Commercial truck tires should be chosen carefully because they are used on trucks that are used in businesses or commercial purposes. That is why truckers exert extra effort in the quest to find the right ones for their trucks. The best tip ever when it comes to buying commercial truck tires is to go all out and spend more for the best tires. It may seem odd to advice you to buy expensive truck tires and tell you that you can save money doing so, but it is possible. Here's why:Buying quality tires will save you money because they last longer and are more durable than inexpensive tires. This means you do not have to keep buying new tires every time inferior tires break down. Buying more often is more expensive than buying expensive ones now and not buying again for years after that.Inferior tires may be cheaper but once it breaks down, it will cost you more than buying expensive tires in the first place. Commercial trucks often carry important loads and if your truck breaks down, you might not be able to make that important delivery, thus, making you lose money and clients as well. This would be bad for business and may make you lose more than the cost of expensive tires. Quality tires can enhance the performance of your truck and can make deliveries on time or even earlier.Expensive truck tires can make your travel smoother because it has better treads. Quality tires have better rolling resistance that is why you lessen the use of acceleration during travel time, and you save money on fuel as well. Remember that fuel prices are very unpredictable and saving money on fuel is every driver's dream come true.But it is not enough to have quality and expensive tires for your commercial trucks. You have to take care of your commercial truck tires as well. Doing so will make them last even longer. You have to make sure they are properly inflated at all times. If you feel a little slack, pump them immediately to avoid accidents. Check your tires regularly for any wear and tear. Remove objects that might have stuck during travelling to prevent them from getting buried deeper. Commercial truck tires are easy to purchase nowadays especially with the help of the internet. You can find great deals online and compare prices and features at the comfort of your own home.
The truck tire, undoubtedly, is one of the main components of the truck, which influence on all its factors, such as a fuel consumption, steerability, resistance, brake properties, comfort, durability, etc. The design of the tire, despite of an apparent simplicity, is complex enough. The tire consists of more than two hundred various elements, using the best quality materials. In this article we tell about tires for trucks and buses. The information is oriented on direct users of tires, who are engaged in trucks operation.The pneumatic tire for trucks represents the elastic envelope meant for setting on a wheel rim and filled by air under pressure. Against the way of sealing the pneumatic tires may be tubed or tubeless. The tubed tire consists of a tire casing and the tire tube with the inner tube valve. The tubed tires for trucks are assembled on rim strips and flat knockdown rims. The designation of rim strips and tubes should correspond to a designation of tires. The rim strip is made in the form of a shaped rubber gasket and settles between the bead of tire, the tube and the wheel rim. It protects the tube from a jamming between the bead of a tire and a rim and from damage by unevenness of a rim. The tire tube is a circular rubber tube with the special valve, filled by air.The carcass tire for truck is a rubber-cord casing basis (a power part) of a tire. It is made from one or several coats of the rubberized cord with the rubber interlayer, fixed on the bead rings. The breaker consists of one and more coats of the rarefied rubberized cord, divided by rubber interlayer, and it is located between a carcass and a tread. Depending on a material of a cord in the breaker the tires are subdivided into the tires with textile breaker and metal-cord tires. And if both the carcass and the breaker are made of metal-cord, the tire named all-steel-tire.


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Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up.--Pablo Picasso
I don't see myself as an artist. However, I do see myself as childlike. I still love cartoons, still love "Alice in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking Glass", rock 'n' roll, and doofy, whimsical anything. (Yes, I'm hot to see Tim Burton's version of "Alice" on March 5.)
I've been charting, knitting, fiddling with color and texture, and letting the childish shit that circulates in my bipolar brain go into my design notebook. I'm actually very orderly about taking notes and writing/editing directions as I go along. My experience as a tech writer and editor is enormously helpful when writing knitting directions.
Freebie for You Lovely Fools
I decided to test-drive one of my patterns by offering it for free here, by next week most likely. This is not an original design but plain vanilla heavy socks that I've made for family and friends using Jarbo Garn Raggi sock yarn.
I took advantage of our loathsome snow as a backdrop for the photo. I froze my ass off.
The pattern is sized for women and men. I may at some point do some kiddy sizing if the demand is there. In any case, you'll get something for nothing and get a look at Fiberality Design directions formatting. The reason I don't submit to magazines is this: I can add Designer Notes, do larger size charts, and add my sense of humor to an otherwise straitlaced pattern. Not to mention accuracy.
Stash Trash
Talk about being pissed off, though. In my stash, I had enough Jawoll to make the Nudge Nudge socks, the black and pink lace, which I've renamed Jezebel socks (yeah, I watched the movie last week and decided that Bette Davis would have worn the socks to the ball). I finished the prototype sock, wrote the directions, and then went to check the yardage online. SHIT. The shocking pink has been discontinued. FUCK.
So off I went to find some plain sock yarn. Guess what, kids. It's not easy to find. I finally went to KnitPicks and lo! They have plenty of colors, including shocking pink, in their Palette fingering weight yarn. The Stroll sock yarn didn't offer me enough selection, although I generally prefer a 70% wool/30% nylon blend for socks. Fuck it. I may submit these to the KnitPicks Independent Designer Partnership Program, although I'm more inclined to submit it to Patternfish.com. Here's a not-so-wonderful picture of the unblocked sock.
Obviously, the photo for the published pattern will be much clearer and will be modeled. It's rather hard to see the diagonal lace pattern and the lace cuff doesn't show too well. Here's a lousy closeup.
It's sitting on its blocking bowl. Anyhoo, once I redo the design, you'll see better pictures.
Blogger Sucks
Well, they sent me an e-mail last week, informing me that they will no longer support FTP bloggers. What this means, to the uninformed, is that the 5% of us who use Blogger to publish to our own domain will have to migrate all our files over to Blogger. No more www.knittingcurmudgeon.com by March 26th. So I'm waiting for them to send me migration directions.
In some respects, working directly on Blogger will make it easier for me. I won't need to do as much coding, I'll be able to use widgets, and I suppose there are more features available. I'll keep you posted. If nothing else, knittingcurmudgeon.com will have a redirection page for a long time.
New (and Old) Books Be Bountiful
I increased my library again by buying Selbuvotter, Biography of a Knitting Tradition, by Terri Shea.
An unbelievable book! Not only is it extremely well written and interesting but the traditional designs are striking and challenging. Plus, Terri self-published this book and did a damned fine job, too. This is the kind of book that's worth adding to your library if you are a serious knitter. If you're not, there are plenty of dopey books out there. This is quality.
Besides the republication of She-Whose-Name-Cannot-Be-Mentioned's Book of Fair Isle Knitting, another must-have if you are into colorwork, I was so please to see Susanna Lewis's Knitting Lace republished too.
This is the original cover, as opposed to Book of Fair Isle Knitting, which has a new cover.
Back in the 80s, I worked with Susanna when I was the knitting editor of MacKnit, a glossy, over-the-top mag for machine knitters. Susanna was then working on the book, which is based on a Victorian lace sampler owned by the Brooklyn Museum. Susanna was and is an amazing technician, although she has been involved with Sasha dolls for a number of years, selling them and knitting for them, and no longer designs for knitting magazines. This is the only book she ever wrote about handknitting, but her handknitting designs were published early on in Knitter's.
Susanna and I did a machine knitting workshop together back in 1985, and she stayed with me for several days. She's a wonderful person, has a decent sense of humor, and inspired me to further my knitting education, although I no longer machine knit. I'm rather sorry we lost touch--I spoke to her about four years ago and she had moved from Brooklyn to a town in upstate New York, not terribly far up but in the country. I've been so fortunate to have met so many great knitting people. My greatest regret is not having met EZ or Meg. In any case, add this one to your library too.
Maybe I'll make a point of calling her. I'd love to see her again.
Back on Ravelry
Now that I'm unemployed, I've had the time to revisit Ravelry. Working means sacrificing certain activities, and that was one of them. I had not visited the site since August 2008 and it's so improved. It will be good to check out the groups to which I belong and be able to connect with readers who are on my friend list. So glad that some of you have connected with me on FaceBook too.
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The German word for cellphone is Handy. Is that rare or what? Ich habe mein Handy immer dabei.

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If it is possible to leer sweetly, then that's what they're doing this weekend at City Center, where a likable if long-winded production of "Little Me" is running through Sunday. The Encores! concert revival of this 1962 musical manages to wipe the smirk off the face of a show about the rise and rise of a woman whose greatest assets are her mammary glands.
Her name? Belle Poitrine, a handle guaranteed to elicit snickers among those who have beginners' French under their belts. But as charmingly incarnated here by Rachel York, as the dewy younger version, and Judy Kaye, as the worldly older creature she becomes, Belle has a straight-ahead sincerity that makes her pretty much impervious to prurience.
The same, improbably enough, might be said of everyone and everything around her, including all the drooling men in Belle's life. These are mostly played with contagious good nature by Christian Borle, late of "Smash," the television series about a musical about another, famously well-endowed blonde, Marilyn Monroe. Broadway would seem to have a thing for peroxide and large cup sizes.
There, you see. It's hard to keep your mind out of the gutter, or at least the lingerie department, when discussing "Little Me," which features songs by Cy Coleman and Carolyn Leigh and a nouveau-Catskills script by a young wisecracker just beginning to make his name in the early 1960s, Neil Simon. But somehow, as staged by John Rando as the opener in what promises to be an especially juicy City Center Encores! season, "Little Me" often feels fresh and funny in ways that do not make you want to slap it.
Neither fabled flop nor template-making blockbuster, "Little Me" retains a special place in the heart of musical-comedy cultists, as one of those shows that surely deserved better that it got. The original version, which starred Sid Caesar and ran for a disappointing 257 performances, was probably a casualty of competition from two other cheerfully dirty-minded shows that year, "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" and "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying."
You can see why Broadway aficionados refuse to give up on "Little Me." Its script, adapted from a novel by Patrick Dennis, is a spoof of the bogusly modest celebrity biography, a genre that has only multiplied on American best-seller lists. And the Coleman and Leigh songs exude a brassy verve, equal parts cynicism and sentimentality, that has guaranteed their enduring afterlife in cabarets.
But the show also always suffered from an identity crisis, a condition that became evident whenever anyone tried to revive it. As Mr. Simon wrote it, "Little Me" was essentially a showcase for the comic versatility — or at least indefatigability — of Mr. Caesar.
A borscht belt-bred comedian (and onetime boss of Mr. Simon's), whose blackout-sketch shows hijacked American television audiences, Mr. Caesar appeared as a whopping eight of Belle's boys, from a French music-hall star and a sickly European prince to the boy from the right side of the tracks whom the lowly born Belle always, truly loved, at least as much as she was able.
So was "Little Me" too sketch-driven for the age of the organic musical? Was its pneumatic heroine, with her role divided between two actresses, too much of a walking punch line to hold our sympathy? A 1982 revival disastrously divided Mr. Caesar's roles between two stars, Victor Garber and James Coco. The 1998 Roundabout Theater Company version returned to the idea of a single actor (blessedly, it was Martin Short) but had both young and old Belle portrayed by one performer (an uncomfortable Faith Prince).
The Encores! incarnation goes back to the show's original form, if not its spirit. I wasn't around to see Mr. Caesar conquer in "Little Me," but I've caught enough of his television performances on video to imagine the sort of timing and chutzpah he must have brought to it. And I did see Mr. Short, another veteran of television sketch comedy, who gave a juggernaut performance.
Mr. Borle, who won a Tony playing the ineffectually villainous Black Stache in "Peter and the Starcatcher," has a looser, less aggressive comic presence. Mr. Short and (I presume) Mr. Caesar gave the impression of being perpetually coiled in readiness to pounce on whatever joke came their way. Mr. Borle has a more casual relationship with his material; he sidles up to caricature. And rather than smashing corny and vulgar shtick into the audience, he gives it a gentle, goofy topspin.
That sensibility shifts, or at least diffuses, the show's center. This "Little Me" makes Belle — both of her — as worthy of our attention as the slapstick-prone men who fall for her (in more ways than one). Though a cousin of the American musical's greatest gold digger, Lorelei Lee of "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," Belle isn't nearly as complete or endearing a comic portrait.
But Ms. Kaye, as the Belle who recounts her life to a pet biographer (David Garrison), authoritatively combines earthiness and stateliness. Ms. York inventively modulates the surface of a superficial part by investing it with the sheen of Joan Crawford, the movie star who embodied so many rags-to-riches fantasies on screen with her determined smile and ravenous eyes. (In the show's musical high point, its title song, these two Belles perform in gloriously knowing harmony.)
The supporting cast is so packed with veteran talent — including Harriet Harris (hilarious), Lee Wilkof, Lewis J. Stadlen and Tony Yazbeck (who does an athletically sexy rendition of the great, finger-snapping "I've Got Your Number)" — that you expect it to burst wide open. But Mr. Rando keeps scenery chewing to a minimum. And the show has an affable effortlessness as it snakes and swoops through the years of one woman's life.
With Rob Berman conducting, and Ralph Burns's original orchestrations lovingly reassembled, the Encores! Orchestra gives full due to the shiny layers of Coleman's diverse and peppy score. The corps de ballet, choreographed by Joshua Bergasse, dances, with varying results, in an ambitious variety of styles.
The show has been designed — by a team that includes John Lee Beatty (scenic consultant) and Ken Billington (lighting) — with a shorthand sumptuousness that uses giant picture postcards to signal changes of scene. But this "Little Me" feels less like a series of colorful postcards then one long, slightly meandering love letter to a comic sensibility that was beginning to go out of fashion even 50 years ago. As such, it's well worth adding to your scrapbook of musical memories.


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It's a great way for parents to comfort their babies while they are getting a break to do other stuff by simply buying the top baby swing. Babies love to swing around for hours and would even get to fall asleep quickly when they are on the swing as it helps to relax them.
Choosing the best one is really based on your own preference as there are so many choices to choose from and they come with different options and features. There are some that come as a wind up swing while others are powered with batteries.
Some types can also hold a baby car seat so you'll have a two in one item for your baby. Many baby swings have timers that can be set up for up to an hour of swinging and it can also be combined with a relaxing and soft music.
So, which swing is the best? First of all, you must really consider the weight and age fo your baby. Make sure to check the limit on weight of the swing if your baby is already a bit on the heavy side. Make sure you don't go above the weight limit to keep your child safe.
Make sure you also consider having a wider bottomed swing for the bigger sized babies to give them better support. If you have a small baby or a newborn, it's best to go with the swing that's very close to the floor or low. You can also opt for one that has a cradle seat for your newborn.
These baby swings can swing side to side and from front to back just like a cradle. Many also have mobiles that can be detached and reattached as this will stimulate the eyesight and great for their brains. There are many great brands out there like Graco and Fisher-Price that guarantees you'd be getting the best products for your child. You can find quality baby carriers from these brands and know that you are getting the best kind.
Make sure you prioritize the safety and the comfort of your baby when choosing for the baby swing but also consider if you would want one that is portable or you'd want it to just be a stay-in type of swing. There are so many options out there so you'll surely find one that will be perfect for you and your baby.


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Anyone skilled with arranging a marriage will tell you it is not all peaches and product. Dealing with various sellers, such as caterers, jewelers, and florists can make the procedure a lot more challenging. Fortunately, the ideas and ideas right here can aid you make excellent wedding strategies.
As you plan your wedding ceremony, you must take into account the sort and sum of alcohol you desire to serve, specifically if you might be operating with a price range. If you have an open bar that is obtainable for prolonged intervals of time, the invoice can run up actually tough truly quickly. Request about the various serving alternatives your location provides regarding alcoholic beverages.
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When preparing speakers for your marriage ceremony, they require to rehearse the speech prior to the working day in entrance of you so that you know every little thing is proper. There are a great deal of distinct age teams at a marriage ceremony. This helps make some jokes informed by the youthful group inappropriate to older individuals.
Now that you know more about what you are doing, you can get on with planning your marriage ceremony. No make a difference if it is your wedding ceremony or for someone you treatment for, you will absolutely gain from reading the guidelines in this piece.


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Terry has 2 TDs, lifts SE Missouri over E. Kentucky 29-10
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (AP) — Marquis Terry ran for 184 yards and two touchdowns to lead Southeast Missouri to its first win, 29-10 win Eastern Kentucky on Saturday night.
Terry had touchdowns runs on 4 and 1 yards and Cameron Sanders had a 77-yard touchdown run as the Redhawks (1-4, 1-1 Ohio Valley Conference) piled up 299 yards on the ground.
Southeast Missouri held the Colonels (1-3, 1-1), who had won six straight in a series they lead 24-4, to just 11 yards. EKU ranks last in the conference, averaging 56.7 yards a game. Last week Eastern Illinois was last at 50 yards but shredded the Redhawks for 230 yards.
Eastern Kentucky quarterbacks were just 19 of 46 for 306 yards with three interceptions and a late touchdown. EKU also lost a fumble. Ryan Markush had four catches for 122 yards.
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The gif above cannot be further from the truth. Writing is the hardest thing ever. Let me repeat that again. Writing. Is. The. Hardest. Thing. Ever. When I've first decided to pursue a writing career, I foolhardily thought it wouldn't be too difficult. Oh no, I didn't think it'd be easy either. I'm not that foolish. Yet somehow or another, I thought that just because I had a story outlined, the rest will come naturally. Well let me tell you, there's nothing natural about sitting your butt in a chair. All to create fictional worlds out of thin air with nothing but your imagination and your pen. Then add a 40+ hour work week and children on top of that, and you just might already be ready to give up.
Yet, if one aspires to a writing career, parking that little tushie of yours in a chair is what you're going to have to do. But that's not all. There's a myriad of things you'd have to do if you truly want to be a published author. Whether you're a self-published author, traditionally or published by an independent press. And to assure that this long journey of writing leads to a prosperous and productive destination, here are some things I've learned not to do. Lessons learned that'll help you achieve your authorpreneur dreams.
- Don't be naive- Let's be real. Getting a book deal is not as easy as pie. You can't think that just because you wrote a story, there will be agents knocking on your door to publish it. Yes, you've written a book but have you had it proofed, edited, revised, etc. Writing takes a lot of work and a lot more after you've completed the manuscript. And even if you've dotted your i's and crossed your t's, shouldn't be considered a guarantee either. Remember, JK Rowling's Harry Potter manuscript was rejected twelve times before it got published.
- Don't just sit there- I know I said that to write you need park your tush. But just sitting there and staring into space or willing the story to write itself will not do you any good. Sometimes moving your body, like taking a short walk or taking a little break away, can do wonders. So getting up and doing a little bit of exercise or taking a timeout, can help refresh your mind, body and spirit to continue to write and finish your book.
- Don't just follow the trends-You decided to become a writer because you have a story to tell. Telling someone else's story and in their way, just because it's a popular trend today, won't cut it. It does a disservice to yourself and your writing. You can study how others write, but always remember to insert your unique voice into your writing.
- Don't stop believing in yourself-There is only one Shakespeare. One Mark Twain. One Edgar Allen Poe. One Orna Ross. One JK Rowling. One Nora Roberts. One H.G. Wells. One Ray Bradbury. One Ken Follett. And there's only one you. The fact that you've picked up your pen or the moment you started typing away on your keyboard, means a lot. So don't drop your pen so easily. Any of the authors mentioned above could've given up but they didn't. They had a story to tell, as do you. So believe in yourself and your story. And you never know, maybe someday your name might be mentioned alongside theirs.
- Don't stop writing- You shouldn't stop writing or writing consistently. Even if you can't think of anything to write or if you're stuck/have writer's block, you should still write. It can be a few lines, your thoughts or opinions. Hell, it can be a grocery list. Just as long as you don't let your pen become rusty. So pick up your pen and let your thoughts flow on the page.
- Don't give up- Giving up on your writing is the same as not believing in yourself. And not believing in your story. It's easy to give up once you've realized how long and arduous it is to write a novel. It's easy to doubt and question yourself on why you're even doing this. And when you'll ever reach "The End." Especially when you have other life worries like the bills that need to be paid, parenthood, work, your health and what not. But it is at such moments when you need to persevere. Nelson Mandela said it best, "It always seems impossible until it's done."
- Don't overlook the author platform- Yes, writing is important. As well as believing in yourself and your story. But most of all, having an author platform is something an author can't do without. An author platform allows you to reach out to potential readers. There's a number of ways to do so. You can blog, create and manage a Facebook author page, or engage with them on social media. You can set up a Twitter account, Pinterest, Tumblr, Google+ etc. or any number of them. Remember if there's no one to read your story, then how will it get read?
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you ever have a week where you wonder if you have asshole written on you forehead in shit?
......the icing on the cake was losing a wiper blade on the way to the Dr. Tried to tie a towel on, and get to the damn Dr on time, cop see's my trying to pull out of a gas station (who had no wiper blades) in a rainstorm with an ole towel for a wiper blade. missed that appointment, which I had to reschedule in the first place because my ride plum forgot. anyway it really pissed off my Dr, and so I got the boot. Im sure things can certainly be worse. I really could do without that though.
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Involved in a shiny dark
A deathly girl brings flowers to the bar
She has the devil's soul with an angel's grace
The most bitter pain on the cutest face.
Dressed up with a napkin
She's coming to my bed
A holy commandment should not entertain;
But, this glorious sin is been written in my name
I can't fight it… it is easier to hold back the rain.
Covered with a thousand thorns and a couple of
Beautiful eyes; she shows no mercy; whit me she can't be shy.
Oh red! What a vogue fashion runs through my veins;
With a tender touch she proposed me an exchange;
She lied down over my chest burying the thorns
Along with pleasure in to my flesh…
All of this was just a dream, however,
The label of her lips is still on me;
The pain hasn't gone and my heart still bleeds.
It is her absence the only unreal, I still
Love her and a crone of thorns is the
Forbidden memory for those who couldn't forget.
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The sight behind the dark
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Just three months after its triumphant launch, India's $49 tablet computer is mired in an ugly public relations war.
Datawind, a small Canadian tech company, has tantalized India with the prospect of a widely available low-cost tablet to help many in the country's outer reaches connect to the Internet.
But just as Datawind rolls out its first shipments under a government contract, it is battling reports that the device has disappointed users in initial tests and that the company violated terms of its deal.
Datawind CEO Suneet Singh Tuli said accusations against the company are driven by envy, sour grapes and corruption in the Indian media. His firm has followed its contracts to the letter, the device does everything it was meant to, and a deluge of orders for the ultra-cheap tablet speaks for itself, he said.
The Ministry of Human Resource Development, which commissioned the product, did not respond to repeated requests for comment from the Globe and Mail. A week ago, HRD Minister Kabil Sibal reportedly told the Indian media that there were "differences" with Datawind, but "we believe in resolving issues rather than highlighting them."
When Mr. Sibal launched the tablet, called Aakash, with much fanfare in October, he said the ministry had ordered 100,000 units through the Indian Institute of Technology – Rajasthan (IIT-R), and that the tablet would be a critical part of its effort to roll out Internet access for long-distance learning across a country that has only limited connectivity. Datawind won the tender to produce the tablet a year ago, promising to deliver the seven-inch tablet for a unit cost below $50.
Datawind has supplied an initial 10,000 units to the ministry which are being tested by students across the country. In recent weeks, reports in the Indian media, quoting anonymous sources, have alleged the tablet has proved fragile and performed poorly in those tests – with screen problems, a tendency to overheat and a painfully slow processor.
Other stories have slammed Datawind for selling the units to the public before delivering the other 90,000 tablets, while a bitter we-said, they-said war of words has erupted over new testing protocols.
Mr. Tuli rejects all those assertions. "Anyone who is complaining that there is a quality problem is comparing it to the wrong level – it's too slow, compared to what? Show me a [$49]device where it's too slow. Yes it's too slow compared to the iPad – wrong customer, wrong market," he said in an interview as he rushed between meetings in the capital earlier this week.
The deal with the ministry now seems frozen in a dispute over testing standards. Mr. Tuli said that Aakash meets all the requirements in the original tender, but that in late December the IIT(R) suddenly produced a testing protocol with the same military ruggedness requirements as a Hewlett-Packard laptop that sells for $2,000. He said there is "no basis in law" for the procurer to change the terms of the deal nearly a year after it was signed and said Datawind will not be supplying further units until the ministry resolves the issue.
Professor Prem Kalra, director of the IIT(R), said "These are not new requirements – the specs have not changed at all, we are not changing the test protocol, we are looking at country requirements … he was told from day one that these [100,000]devices will be distributed across the country and across the country they should be functional … the temperature varies 10 below to 50 above – if somebody calls this testing military range, I can't help it, that's how our country is – we would not want part of our country to be excluded because it does not function at this temperature."
Prof. Kalra also expressed irritation that Datawind is selling the product commercially. "He was supposed to get it to us and then go … it has to first finish needs of IIT(R) then go to market."
Mr. Tuli countered that the contract in no way prohibits Datawind from commercializing the product and that they decided to put some units on sale to the public before filling the whole ministry order because of intense public curiosity about the product and because the buyer hasn't paid its bills.
"While we had every intention of having delivered the full 100,000 many months back, we were inhibited from performing," he said. "Due to the non-payment and ridiculous test protocols, we decided to start supplying other customers while these issues were being resolved."
When it is, the company will supply 70,000 units of an upgraded model of the product – with twice the current three-hour battery life, three times the processing speed and Wi-Fi capability – and 20,000 of the originals to the ministry, and start delivering the new model to customers by April or May, Mr. Tuli said. In addition, he said, the ministry will soon post a tender for new round of devices, and the company "will win that, too," he vowed.
Mr. Tuli described being asked for a bribe by a major media outlet to squash a critical story; he refused, he said, and the story ran prominently, alleging that early users hate the tablet.
But while the critical stories keep coming, he said, the orders are coming even faster: He said 2.4 million people have already "booked" an Aakash on the company's website. (That is, they have signed up to purchase one when available, but have paid nothing.) He said there were more than 167,000 bookings on the peak day and the company's website crashed under what its web team believed at first must be a hacking attack.
Technology analysts say the product has generated intense interest, but that may not translate to the sales Mr. Tuli envisions.
"This is for the very, very bottom-of-the-pyramid consumer and that's going to be mainly government," said Vishal Tripathi of the research firm Gartner India.


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I once decided to give Percy Harvin the nickname "The Sick One" with hopes that he would someday live up to the name because of his sick playmaking abilities instead of his history of illness. Earlier this year he missed both rookie camp and the NFL's rookie symposium due to illnesses. According to today's injury report, Harvin is sick again, and not in the good way. Harvin's illness kept him from practicing today and the team did not give many details into what type of illness it was or how long he'd be out. Other highlights are that both Adrian Peterson, Madieu Williams, and E.J. Henderson were limited in practice. This is improvement for Henderson, and both players are expected to be available on Sunday.
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As a long-time tech-investing analyst, I have one of the best vantage points in the country for tracking profitable marijuana industry trends.
Here's the thing: I live 10 minutes from the epicenter of the medical marijuana movement in northern California, and the rest of the nation for that matter.
Downtown Oakland contains a small cannabis-friendly district known as "Oaksterdam." In fact, there's a patient co-op across the street from a store where I buy my fedoras.
I bring all this up so you know I've followed what's been happening with the marijuana legalization movement for years.
In these parts, it's difficult to avoid – you see lots of folks walking around wearing their official Oaksterdam t-shirts.
Since California legalized medical marijuana in 1996, another 19 states have joined the movement.
The San Francisco-based market research firm ArcView Group estimates the national legal marijuana market at $1.53 billion in 2013. ArcView expects sales to nearly double to $2.57 billion by the end of this year.
Clearly, the industry is growing rapidly, and there's big money to be made… especially if you hear about its best profit play…
Avoid the New Industry Hype, and Take Profits
In a moment, I will tell you about what I think is by far the best cannabis tech play available today.
It involves a highly respected biotech firm with truly great science that has used a series of compounds known as cannabinoids to create breakthrough drugs to treat everything from pain to epilepsy to schizophrenia.
Before I do that, I want to give you some context to measure it against by taking a moment to analyze what have become highly popular marijuana stocks.
As I see it, these investments have received way too much hype. Yes, in the long run the industry will do well.
But right now, the stocks getting the most attention are traded over the counter. I generally only recommend OTC stocks of foreign firms that are co-listed on a major exchange and where I can quickly get detailed financial data.
While some of these OTC cannabis shares define penny stocks, a couple of them are starting to get pricey. Take a look:
- Cannabis Science, Inc. (OTC: CBIS) is involved in the research and development of cannabinoid-based therapies for the treatment of HIV/AIDS and cancer. With a market cap of $144 million, the stock trades at $0.18.
- Medical Marijuana, Inc. (OTC: MJNA) was the first publicly traded company venturing into medical marijuana and industrial hemp farming. It has a market cap of $303 and trades at $0.30.
- Vape Holdings, Inc. (OTC: VAPE) is a relatively young company specializing in vaporizers, e-cigarettes, and cannabis concentrates. E-cigarette sales eclipsed $1 billion in 2013, and cannabis concentrates have the highest growth segment in the industry. It has a market cap of $209 million and trades at $24.40.
- Medbox, Inc. (OTC: MDBX) makes and operates vending machines that dispense pharmaceuticals, primarily cannabis-based products, and has several patents in the field. MDBX has a market cap of $440 million and trades at $28.50.
- CannaVEST Corp. (OTC: CANV) is a producer of hemp- and cannabis-based products, particularly those with cannabidiol, a non-intoxicating extract. With a market cap of $810 million, the stock trades at $68.
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There was a time was when an interview was just a one-hour process. But in today's competitive job market, hiring managers use many kinds of interviews to gauge the suitability and worth of job seekers.
The interviews could be a telephonic interview, specific HR interviews, or the usually second round skills-based interviews.
The skill assessment interview may go by any name - competency-based interview, structural interview, behavioral event interview, or situational interview – but it's the same. A skills assessment interview is conducted when an employer knows exactly what s/he is looking for and has a list of skills the candidate must meet. But naturally, all questions are designed to apprise the candidate and whether s/he actually fits in the position, s/he being interviewed for.
The Accenture blog states that skills interviews are usually conducted by phone. They comprise a 45-minute to a one-hour conversation with a manager or senior manager "looking to test your skills and your experience based on what you've written on your CV".
While prepping for a skills interview it is important to ready some examples that can bring to life what your CV mentions. The examples should focus on the outcome and your specific role, which will help the recruiter evaluate your suitability for the job.
The blog states that, for Accenture, it's "incredibly important that you can talk about your skills in the context of a client". You must be able to showcase "how your skills relate to the potential client that you're going to be working for, whether an external or internal client. How can you add value in a given situation and how you have added value in a given situation".
So here's all you need to know about the Accenture skills assessment interview:
1. The questions you'll be asked
Be prepared for questions that will need you to provide specific examples of times when you demonstrated particular skills/attitudes. Generally, these questions need you to describe a problem or situation, the actions you took, and the results. Why? Your responses help the hiring manager to gauge your mindset and how you respond to stressful situations. The questions could be wide-ranging and the interviewer may ask, "Give me an example of a time you were faced by an angry customer. What did you do?" or "Tell me about a time that you had to work on a project with someone you had a conflict with. How did you manage?"
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Use the STARS descriptive technique to answer each question to the best of your ability. By STARS, we mean analyzing your accomplishments by looking at five components: Situation, Task, Action, Results and Skills. Focusing on these five things will help you to identify and practice describing your work-specific and employability skills.
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To prepare for interview questions, it's important that you zero in on your skills and practice describing situations where you've used them successfully. How do you identify your work-specific or technical skills? Begin by listing down all the tasks you perform and break down each task into the skills you use. The more specific you are the more detailed you can be. In the same way, focus on analyzing personal skills such as attitude, responsibility, adaptability, learning capability, along with teamwork skills including communication, working with others, respecting differences, planning and coaching. Work on clear descriptions of your skills – along with examples - to answer skill-based interview questions effectively.
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In a skills-based interview, it's important that the interviewer hears what he wants to hear. So read the job description thoroughly and then frame all your responses keeping that job description in mind. If you're asked how you would deal with a particular situation, it's ideal that your answers demonstrate how you would – and showcase how you have found outcomes in a similar situation earlier.
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Here is an extremely rare Kamikaze Star from the ESP custom shop. This George Lynch Kamikaze Star is the signature model of a Japanese artist in collaboration with George Lynch. It is the popular Random Star shape with Kamikaze graphics, ebony fingerboard with 'Skull n Swords' inlays, 3 P hard maple neck joint body with bolt-on construction. And significantly, the 'kanji' lettering, the bombs, and the pilot portrait frame of the graphic on the George Lynch Kamikaze Star body. Other upgrades are Sperzel Trim-Lok tuners, and a Seymour Duncan Invader in neck position. Otherwise the basic spec is pure Lynch Kamikaze, hard maple body, 3-pc maple neck.
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Inlays: Dot Inlays, Scale Length: 25.5"
Frets: 22, Pickups: S/H
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Fringe Season 2 Episode 11: "Johari Window" Quotes
Just because no one has documented flying monkeys or talking lions yet hardly means they don't existWalter
Olivia: Walter, were you involved in any military testing in Edina?
Walter: Not that I recall. I'm sure I'd remember something as exciting as human metamorphosis.
You know me, I never miss a chance for a good conspiracy theory.Peter
Walter: I'm learning to appreciate cowardice, The Lion had a point.
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Blarg! The tale of the true myth behind the legend of the word-examining ninjaI always forget what blog means. It's cleverly hipster short for weblog, but I always forget that. It sounds a little juvenile. "Aw gross dude, I just blogged on my shoes." I would never date a girl named Blog. Unless she was hot. And then she probably wouldn't date me. And I'd
write it all over my folder and think it was pretty. And I'd write poems for Blog.
Blog, my heart you flog
the cogs still jog
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alone in a bog
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I had too much grog my bethonged long-lost Blog
I thought I'd win you like a frog in Prague
But I just pissed you off.
The word "Blog" made it into a bunch of dictionaries this last year. Which is cool. But it's also bullshit. Bullshit I tell you! I know the dictionary people work tirelessly at this, but darn it, who the flip are they to say what is a word and what isn't and what belongs in the dic and what doesn't. Sorry… "the dictionary". Dic really isn't an acceptable abbreviation for dictionary. But nonethelesswise… I'm tired of there being people who think they are in charge of grammar and language. I abhor it when pretentious people answer the phone and say, "This is he." They say that because technically it's "correct grammar"… whatever the fuck that means. And it's actually incorrect! Check it… it's essentially an extension of the question you, the caller, initially asked. The caller (from now on "you") calls and says, "Is Morkus there?" Now if the answerer says, "No he's not.", YOU (and only you) might respond, "Well where is he, might I inquire?" BUT… if Morkus (hereafter "Morkus") answers, it's a whole different ball of syntax. Remember, and do not forget… Morkus is not YOU! He's Morkus! Gosh, what do you think! Listen, Morkus doesn't talk about himself in the third person at any other time in the conversation does he? You wouldn't say, "Hey Morkus, do you want to go play lawn darts off the roof of my apartment?" and expect him to say, "Yeah, he thinks he'd like to do that." Why the hell would he START the conversation that way and say "this is he"? He wouldn't. He should use "I" or "me" the whole way through, start to finish, and although correct this still sounds so fucking stupid. "Is Morkus there?" "Yup, this is me... I mean this is I." "Morkus, you're going to force me to punch your stomach real bad." Come peoples… let's just admit that "this is him" sounds right and so it's ok to use it. Don't worry, it's ok. While I'm on my elevated equine… I disrespectfully submit that "they" should be acceptable to be used in place of "he or she" for any title pronoun or generality of a category of individual. Why? Because this is how we talk and also oftentimes we substitute the singular for the plural when talking about an abstract person of some type. We say things like, "If a doctor wants to get drunk and start a fire, they should be able to because they're a doctor." (Wow, my grammar check didn't make me put a "he or she" in for the "they's" in that last sentence). In this type of instance we aren't talking about an individual even though we use the singular. We're talking about doctors plural, but we want to convey an individual anydoctor and their actions as representative of their group. So we use the singular. You dig cat? Righteous. As it does half the time, grammar really obstructs understanding in examples such as these. Grammar fucks the flow up; it calls attention to the structure of the writing and makes it difficult to translate the words into a smooth language in your mind. You read a good book and it's like someone's talking; you hear the voice internally, the words melt into you. The grammar people are the same people who can't suspend enough disbelief to enjoy watching a sitcom. "When the hell do these people ever go to the bathroom?!" I hate to take both sides on an issue (that no one gives a shit about) but when someone doesn't have a basic grasp of spelling and grammar, it's equally annoying. If they spell "does" as "dose", and "funny" as "funy", and "lucubration" as "lucuberation"… it just throws me off. The truth is though, grammar is being phased out, it's not taught, it's given short shrift. And rightfully so. Grammar can't keep up with the speed of language. There is too much slang, too much colorful phrasing and structure, too much practical everyday poetry developing at full speed in our culture today. Far too much to keep up with, and make new ruling constraints for. The only useful grammar is the grammar that is common sense. Slang, vernacular, conversational language-style writing are legitimate and more useful than our archaic grammar code. We've known it since Uncle Tom's Cabin and Red Badge of Courage. We've known it since Dickens. We've known it since Shakespeare. We've known it since cave man or woman drawings with no commas, gerund participles, or supporting subordinating conjunction modifiers. Old white people refuse to believe this like they refuse to believe hip-hop. It's interesting to see the minority pretend the majority doesn't exist. It's like watching a group of racists or right-wing Christians, all alone in their little ultra-vocal corner of their own reality, all the while believing they are the mainstream. Fuck white people. Sorry. Did I just compare grammar instructors to racist right-wingers?! That was a typo. People are obsessed with language in a frivolous way. People are powerless: we make changes to language when we can't make changes in real life. We can't construct a system fair to minorities, but we can call black people African-Americans. I bet some rich people were counting up some money they saved when that phrase came out and slightly delayed some real reform efforts for awhile. I want to meet someone who insists upon being called Icelandic-American. Or Icelandic-Czechoslovakian-American. I feel guilty as a human being that we've managed to get the phrase "he or she" in as a standard part of language… but women are still second-class citizens around the world. I think we have good energy and intentions, we just need to refocus a bit. Hey, it's a step forward, but a negligibly small step. Let's not start sucking each other's dicks just yet. Even after every female is referred to as a woman instead of a broad, every he is a s/he, and every other hypothetical example in our sociology class homework is illustrated with a female doctor… women still make half of what men make. And that's here, in the great land of freedom (punctuated by frenzied bouts of mass psychosis that results in censorship). In more horrible places, women must do a somersault when a man enters her line of vision. And if she is not wearing a wooden hat and happens to sneeze during the noon hour she has to eat a bag of toenails. It's their custom and it has to stop. This harangue from a cracker who spends his free time writing about words. Lou Zerr. My personal note is this: I don't mind calling people whatever they want to be called. That's just basic respect. Like calling a huge rhyming man Muhammad Ali instead of Cassius Clay. Yes Sir, Mr. Ali sir. It's kind of disconcerting though when one group of people decide what another group of people "want" to be called. First Whitey devastates the Indian cultures. Then the honky devil ditch-pigs decide that Indians should be called "Native Americans", as if there was some shame in calling them Indians. Hmm. Kind of like if the Nazis won the war and then felt sorry for the Jews and in their graciousness decided to call them "Native Jewish-Nazis". Gee thanks. But then why do actual Indians have a group called the American Indian Movement instead of the American Native-American movement? (Besides the fact that is sounds ridiculous). The common misconception is that Columbus thought he had landed in India and thus mislabeled all the indigenous people here "Indians". Columbus and the rest of his pirates weren't doing that much grog though… India wasn't called "India" back then, so that's not what he was going for. The word Indian was derived from "en dios" meaning "of god". They called them Indians meaning "people of god" which is noble, and the least we can do. This is well-covered territory, I got this point from George Carlin (that guy has some great discourse on words if you obsess over that sort of thing like me). I put it in because it fit and I wanted to help spread the word. Haha, I'm helping George Carlin get his voice out there. You're welcome! (I don't know what he'd do without me). We're a strange militaristic culture, with words that reflect it. We call our military helicopters Apache and Comanche helicopters? Tomahawk missiles? A little strange to ravage a civilization and then name your weapons of war after it. Again, kind of like the nazi's winning the war and then coming out with the Ashkinazi Jewish Battle-Copter H67 or the Chasidim Amphibious Fighting Armored Mobile Kosher Infantry Transport A593 (The CAFAMKITA593, as military people would undoubtedly refer to it as). By the way… you might have thought you were using a harmless exclamation, but the word "shucks" is a shortened way of say "shitfucks". I don't know if you knew that, but it's not true. Wait… this isn't how I wanted to end this… argh, now I have to wait for the next blog. Idiot! p.s.- "Lucubration loo'ku-bray'shun, n (Latin lucubrare, from lux light) Study or composition lasting late into the night. This is a fantastic word for the activities of 'night owls' such as myself, without synonym or parallel and having a striking sound. Though it's mostly used facetiously today, I see no reason why lucubration should not be restored to its proper glory. Let's all help take back the night!" Check out http://phrontistery.info/favourite.html.


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The 27th edition of Saudi Build, the largest business-to-business construction fair in Saudi Arabia, will throw the spotlight on a range of cutting-edge industry solutions later this year in the Saudi capital Riyadh.
A global trade exhibition for construction materials and equipment and environmental technology, Saudi Build will be held from October 26 to 29 at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Centre (Ricec). It is expected to attract leading companies from across 19 countries.
This year's edition will feature 17 national pavilions and offer a comprehensive set of solutions covering all aspects of the construction industry, said Riyadh Exhibitions Company (REC), the organiser. Last year's edition attracted 23,215 visitors, and the upcoming event expected to draw even bigger crowds, according to REC.


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Pop/Country sensation Taylor Swift has drawn raves from marketers for her use of social media but recent moves by her legal team threaten to tarnish that reputation.
Entertainment-Related Activities Of Mobile Phone Users, Q1 2014 [CHART]
Two-thirds of live entertainment seekers said they used mobile to help plan trips to shows at least sometimes, with more than one-quarter saying they always used it.
Dude Lip-Syncing Living On A Prayer At Celtics Game Ignites The Crowd & Propels Bon Jovi Back Into The Billboard Hot 100 [VIDEO]
This video of a dude lip-syncing and dancing to Bon Jovi's 80s anthem Living On A Prayer at a Celtics game ignited the crowd at the time, went viral in 2009…and has done it again.
Band Documents Tour Using Google Tour Builder [VIDEO]
This is a nice example of a band that used Google's new Tour Builder tool to tell the story of one of their tours.
Internet-Hater Prince Goes Social [VIDEO]
Given Prince's avowed hatred toward the Interent, it's more than a little odd to see him dive into the social media waters head first.
Content Marketing: Grandma Drummer [VIDEO]
When a grandma walked into The Coalition Drum Shop in LaCrosse, Wisconsin, and started pounding away, someone there recognized a viral video in the making.
Preamp.fm – Concert Marketing App [VIDEO]
Preamp.fm recognizes your location, understands what bands and musicians will be playing near you soon, and builds a YouTube playlist of those groups for you.
Beck Covers David Bowie's Sound & Vision…Gloriously [VIDEO]
Lincoln sponsors Beck's cover of the David Bowie song Sound & Vision.
Peter Gabriel Crowdsources Sledgehammer Remix Music Video [VIDEO]
Peter Gabriel has been asking his Facebook fans to recreate scenes from his amazing stop-motion animation Sledgehammer music video from 1986 via a custom Facebook Tab.
Music Discovery & Listening Channels Of Americans [CHART]
48% of Americans say they discover music most often through the radio, while just 10% find new music most often through friends and relatives, and 7% through YouTube.


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A girl really knows how to tug at heartstings...
When my niece came along after nephews #1, 2 and 3, I decided that I wasn't going to be overly attached to this kid. Being an overzealous aunt is hard work and I would love to get my weekends back! *LOL* But of course, a girl really knows how to tug at heartstrings, to draw you in with her charm....
Plus I can never resist a smart kid. Damn. I love that at 14 months.... she remembers what I taught her last week, can already participate in roll call [to ensure the kids are alive and kicking, I do a roll call and the nephews respond with "alive" to indicate all is well], says "yes" when I ask if she wants to eat or play, claps her hands and smiles when I sing "happy birthday", can roll the ball to me perfectly, can "high-five" me, can climb up and down a couch and entertain herself for at least an hour and falls asleep within 10 minutes of hearing my melodious voice singing "Sing a song of sixpence" [okay, okay...the melodious part is pushing it...*LOL*].
Just a fun layout using this month's Artful Delight kit...the doodling with mists was a total accident....I tried to remove some dried paint particles and got streaks that looked like it was done by a kid with crayons...so I just went along with it. Kind of like the "fun" vibe it adds to the layout. What do you think?
Entering this for the splatter challenge at Moxie Fab World.
Supplies: Artful Delight May 2012 kit, Maya mists, EK success punch, buttons, ribbon, brown pen, stick.
P/s: If you are playing along with The Three Cool Chicks, you have until 31st May to upload your creations for a chance at some prizes! :)
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24 comments:
- Laurel said...
This is so pretty, love that yellow paper!
- May 29, 2012 at 12:37 PM
- Ali said...
Hmmm I think you have fallen head over heels in love with this little sweetie :0) A lovely layout to capture the beauty of your niece.
- May 29, 2012 at 1:36 PM
- Lalo said...
That little girl has a great SMILE! And this LO is so fun, and she is one smart cookie!!!
- May 29, 2012 at 2:35 PM
- Naddy said...
Pretty LO! Love the colours used... Cute photos of ur niece too :)
- May 29, 2012 at 3:18 PM
- onecraftymama said...
I think you're wrapped around her little finger :) Hard to resist! She really is adorable, and clever :) Love the pinwheels & those super sweet clothespins!
- May 29, 2012 at 4:59 PM
- Julie E said...
Awww, so cute - the story, the pics, the LO! The splatters look intentional and the pinwheels are fun.
- May 29, 2012 at 5:51 PM
- Karen B. said...
Such a sweet layout, you really took this kit and created some amazing pages!
- May 29, 2012 at 7:40 PM
- Ujjwal said...
Your little niece is so cute :) Love the bright and fun layout!!
- May 29, 2012 at 7:47 PM
- Dora said...
What a cute lo, lovely picures!
- May 29, 2012 at 9:25 PM
- Annette said...
she is so cute...those pictures are adorable...Love your page...these pinwheel are too fun and love the spatter in the background...great layout..
- May 29, 2012 at 9:50 PM
- Audrey Pettit said...
This is adorable, Yvonne! So bright and happy. I love the framework you created on here, and the pinwheels are adorable. Love the dried paint splotches, too. does totally look like crayon. :)
- May 29, 2012 at 9:50 PM
- sandi said...
Too cute! Love the entire look of this and the pinwheel and clothpins...fab!
- May 29, 2012 at 10:52 PM
- Cindy deRosier said...
Beautiful layout- I love the color combo! And I absolutely adore that you do roll call.
- May 29, 2012 at 11:32 PM
- Savannah O'Gwynn said...
I loooooove the double pics! I also love the clothes pins! Great papers--fab LO all together:)
- May 30, 2012 at 12:07 AM
- Emily Keaton said...
I definitely like the fun vibe those streaks add to this sweetie pie layout. Your roll call sounds hilarious!!! And you sound like such a fun auntie. :D
- May 30, 2012 at 2:45 AM
- Evelin said...
so cute! Love the pin wheels you made! such a bright lovely layout!
thanks for your tip on misting. I'm going to try them out after I receive my order from SC.. which is going to take some time, yawn... LOL... thanks again!
- May 30, 2012 at 2:45 AM
- Isha said...
Cute LO Yvonne. It is so bright and beautiful. TFS
- May 30, 2012 at 6:34 AM
- Helen Tilbury said...
WHAT A CUTIE! Love the paint trails too!!
- May 30, 2012 at 7:31 AM
- dstandard said...
I think the paint splatter trails are perfect and your niece is just adorable - hard to resist those sweet little girls!
- May 30, 2012 at 7:53 AM
- TesaB said...
Cute!!!!! Soooo cute and totally darling!!!!!
- May 30, 2012 at 12:12 PM
- Julie Tucker-Wolek said...
What a smart little sweetie!! LOVING the photos, the colors and loveeeeeeeeee the little clips!!!!
- May 30, 2012 at 3:48 PM
- Lynnda said...
Gorgeous layout loving the candy colors here!!! Hugs..xoxo
- May 31, 2012 at 8:57 AM
I have to tell you, you are now the queen of my layouts world. Your styles {I can see several that you entertain on your LOs} appeal to me in such strong ways. Of course I love the showcasing of photos on a layout, and then journaling is a must-have for me because without context and dates, I'm lost. Anyway, the touches you give to your LOs, the sweet things you add because they're "just right" are not going unnoticed! And the backgrounds you create??? I'm in awe.
- June 1, 2012 at 2:49 AM
- Alice Wertz said...
she is soooo adorable!! and do you just love happy accidents like this? darling layout!
- June 5, 2012 at 2:00 PM
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Permanent Secretary visits ARK Atwood
Earlier this month we were visited by Chris Wormald, the Permanent Secretary at the Department for Education. He met with staff and pupils and particulary enjoyed meeting and speaking with pupils during Headteacher's Afternoon Tea.
After his visit, Mr Wormald sent us a letter in which he commented on the positive impact we are making at ARK Atwood and wished us every success in the future.
He said: 'ARK Atwood demonstrates the benefits of strong leadership and your commitment to excellent staff and teaching. You should be very proud of the impact the school is having on its students.'


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Children love face painting and it can add colour and fun to any event, also remember that face painting isnt just for children but can be a great addition to a fancy dress party, hen night or a night out!
We paint roughly 12-15 faces per hour depending on design,
each design takes between 2-5 minutes for a full face and simple designs take even less.
We do not paint under 3's or children with very sensitive skin but are happy to offer to paint their arm or hand instead!
Paints can easily be removed from your childs skin using soap and a wet flannel, baby wipes are not recommended as they can create a barrier and make the paint harder to remove!


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FDA approves new Micotil label
The Food and Drug Administration has approved adding safety information to the label for Micotil, a treatment for respiratory disease in cattle and sheep, to assist in the response to a human exposure.
Elanco Animal Health had added warnings to this brand of tilmicosin injection after the accidental death of a cattleman. The latest label includes information from recent research on the mechanism of toxicity.
"The heart is the target of toxicity in laboratory and domestic animals given Micotil 300 by oral or parenteral routes," according to the label. "The primary cardiac effects are increased heart rate (tachycardia) and decreased contractility (negative inotropy). Cardiovascular toxicity may be due to calcium channel blockade."
The label lists research results from administering Micotil at various doses to mice, rats, dogs, monkeys, swine, cattle, and sheep.
"In dogs, intravenous calcium offset Micotil-induced tachycardia and negative inotropy, restoring arterial pulse pressure," according to the label. "Dobutamine partially offset the negative inotropic effects induced by Micotil in dogs. β-adrenergic antagonists, such as propranolol, exacerbated the negative inotropy of Micotil in dogs."
The complete text of the new label is available by calling (800) 428-4441 or through www.elanco.com, under Products.


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Sony Mobile Communications
Finding it tough to serve up top portrait pictures and slow-motion videography on your smartphone? It's something that lots of devices struggle with, especially when the subject is moving around at pace and not standing in the same spot, or you're trying to capture someone who isn't posing directly in front of you.
Luckily for you, Sony's latest flagship smartphone, Xperia 1 and its epic triple camera set-up come equipped with professional-grade technologies, including the world's first Eye Autofocus (AF) in a smartphone.*
To put Xperia 1 through its paces, we took to the tennis court ahead of this year's US Open Championships. Between dodging balls coming towards us at bullet-like pace, we gathered some intel on how to use the triple camera to the best of its ability.
Lock on with Eye AF
Eye AF stands for Eye AutoFocus. It's a feature inspired by Sony's Alpha cameras, and it enables you to lock on to the individual's eye, making sure that they are in focus for every shot.
When photographing tennis players, the technology hones in on the eye even as the racquet swings back and forth as the tennis player practices her groundstrokes.
Even if the subject is moving or is slightly covered (which will often be the case when shooting athletes), Eye AF can track the subject of the photograph for a professional-quality image.
How to use Eye AF
When you open the built-in camera app, you will see the Eye AF icon next to the gallery button. Make sure this is blue, highlighting that Eye AF is activated.
You will see a green square around the eye of the subject, indicating that you are ready to shoot.
That means the camera has locked onto the subject's eye. Here, the feature helped ensure the subject was in focus, even when the tennis ball powered into the forefront of the shot.
Don't be afraid to just open the camera and shoot! Your subject can move around quite athletically and your Xperia 1 will retain its focus on the eyes.
Of course, Xperia 1 is packed with other great features that help ensure your images are crisp, clear and blur-free. Sony's Optical SteadyShotTM combines optical image stabilisation and electronic stabilisation, meaning you're safe to shoot on the run without the resulting pictures and video looking as hectic as the movement required to get them!
Capture every moment with burst shooting
When your subject is moving quickly, getting the perfect shot is very tricky. Motions that look fluid to the naked eye can seem awkward when distilled into one single image.
But with 10FPS AF/AE (Auto Focus and Auto Exposure) continuous shooting on Xperia 1, you can shoot clear, focused and balanced shots in burst mode to multiply your chances of capturing the moment. Here we've shown a variety of shots we captured by simply holding down the camera button. Of course, the camera doesn't put all the subjects together for you, but it shows the speed at which the camera captures the tennis player.
Try Bokeh to bring to focus to the front
When using a normal camera, you would need a very low aperture to capture shots with the Bokeh effect, but on Xperia 1 the effect comes pre-installed, blurring the background to manipulate the depth of field.Here, we've singled out one of the doubles players to bring focus to the athlete closest to the camera.
Make your videos stand out with Super slow motion
Even lightning-quick serves can be captured with Xperia 1's 960fps Super slow motion video. In this video the ball is blasted out of the shot in crystal-clear definition.
When it comes to slow motion video, patience is key. It's best to practice your shot. Here, with such quick and volatile movement, we found it best to pre-empt the ball being hit.
Of course, it's not just on the tennis court that slow motion excels (take a look at our videos of adorable pets if you want proof). Fast, dramatic movements of all kinds work well, just try to ensure you don't move too much as you shoot as you'll introduce unnecessary motion blur.
Have you been to any big sporting events this summer and captured some amazing photography or videography? Share them by tweeting us @SonyMobileNews or by tagging #TakenWithXperia on Instagram.


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Social Work Ethics Computer-Based Training Minnesota State University, Mankato Department of Social Work
At the Community Behavioral Health Hospital, St.Peter (CBHH),a discussion was held regarding Ethics Continuing Education Hours(CEUs). The Minnesota Board of Social Work(MNBSW)and Minnesota State Statute 148D.130 require that Licensed Social Workers receive two hours of ethics-specific CEUsper licensure renewal. Through this discussion,it appeared that it would be beneficial to create an ethics computer-based training(CBT), which would be of no expense to State Operated Services(SOS)Social Workers.This option would also provide convenience for social workers, who as a majority,reside within rural areas.The CBT created is in accordance to requirements of the MNBSW and has an emphasis to include the National Association of Social Workers(NASW) Code of Ethics.
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Robinson-Wargelin, Rebecca, "Social Work Ethics Computer-Based Training Minnesota State University, Mankato Department of Social Work" (2009). All Theses, Dissertations, and Other Capstone Projects. 468.
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Part of National Museums Liverpool
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Acrylic on canvas, painted in 1966Presented by Sir John Moores in 1968 (No. 6605)
This painting reflects the impact of Hockney's move to California in 1964, with its sunny climate, relaxed lifestyle and vibrant colours. His interest in Polaroid photography shows in the painting's square format and white border. The pool belonged to Los Angeles gallery-owner Nicholas Wilder. The figure is Hockney's friend Peter Schlesinger. He based the painting partly on a Polaroid of Peter leaning against an MG sports car. The challenge of depicting reflections on water and glass fascinated Hockney, who uses parallel and wriggly lines over strong, flat colours borrowed from the conventions of comics and advertisements. Hockney used the prize money to send his parents on holiday. He was a popular winner who subsequently achieved international acclaim. The painting has become one of the best known in the gallery's collection.
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I have a couple completed UFOs to share with you. The first one is at least a couple years old and it's made from 30's reproduction fabrics and kona black. The blocks are from a year long swap with Peggy and Robin. I'm ashamed to say, I had started quilting this one almost 2 years ago and for some reason, I stopped and never finished it until now. I liked the challenge of piecing this one and getting all the miscellaneous sizes to fit! I quilted meandering loops all over with black thread.
I'm also always happy to use leftovers on the back!
This is a Thimbleberries runner that I assembled back in November at retreat. In true Thimbleberries style, it's HUGEMONGOUS!! It could be used as a quilt for a skinny person in a pinch. :P It's really pretty though..the pattern and fabric are from the Thimbleberries Pines and Roses line.
I also did a pretty good job keeping up with my block of the months! Here is the March Banner from the Count on It book.
February Friend Sheep block...
and March, too!!
I'm a bit behind on my Snow Days block for February, but hopefully I'll catch up soon! I've had lots of binding to do lately! :P
Happy Quilting!!