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Despite all of the data breaches and scams that have proliferated over the last few years, we sure love our bad passwords.
For the fifth year in a row, "123456" and "password" topped password manager provider SplashData's annual "worst passwords" list. Its latest version was compiled from more than 2 million leaked passwords mostly held by users in North America and Western Europe during the year. New and notable entrants include "starwars," "solo" and "princess" — undoubtedly tied to the massively successful debut of Star Wars: The Force Awakens this year.
Meanwhile, other repeat offenders were "dragon" (No. 16), "111111" (No. 14), and "letmein" (No. 19).
Of course, it wasn't all bad news on the password front this year, as SplashData notes that websites and users were at least trying to be a bit more secure by lengthening their terrible passwords.
"For example, '1234567890', '1qaz2wsx' (first two columns of main keys on a standard keyboard), and 'qwertyuiop' (top row of keys on a standard keyboard) all appear in the top 25 list for the first time," SplashData wrote in a press release, before pointing out that "they are each based on simple patterns that would be easily guessable by hackers."
The top 10 worst passwords of 2015 are:
- 123456
- password
- 12345678
- qwerty
- 12345
- 123456789
- football
- 1234
- 1234567
- baseball
How to Set Strong Passwords
Strong passwords are important because they help keep hackers from getting into important accounts and/or getting a hold of sensitive personal information that can be used to steal your money or, worse, your identity. A strong password generally mixes letter, numbers and special characters, uses both upper- and lowercase letters and is at least 10 characters long. They also don't include your name, birthdate, common words, simple pop culture references (ahem, The Force Awakens) or any information (like, say, the name of your dog or cat) that can be easily found on social media.
Remember, it's also in your best interest to change passwords often and to refrain from using the same one across accounts. Plus, if you have any reason to believe your personal or payment information has been compromised, you should keep a close eye on your financial accounts and your credit report. You can do the latter by pulling your credit reports for free each year at AnnualCreditReport.com and viewing your two free credit scores each month on Credit.com. Signs your identity has been stolen include a sudden drop in credit scores, mysterious lines of credit you've never opened and unfamiliar addresses.
More on Identity Theft:
- Identity Theft: What You Need to Know
- How Do I Dispute an Error on My Credit Report?
- 3 Dumb Things You Can Do With Email
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For probably the first time in 30 years, England's problems have been reversed: there's a worry over our defensive strengths, while our cup of attacking talent floweth over.
And it's left Roy Hodgson with a tricky selection decision to make at this summer's European Championships. Does he go with the free-scoring, new-on-the-scene likes of Harry Kane, Jamie Vardy and Marcus Rashford, or does he stick with his tried-and-tested, record-breaking, but out-of-form captain Wayne Rooney?
A new fans' survey suggests that Three Lions supporters are keen to go with the young guns, with 75 per cent of them selecting Kane, 73 per cent Vardy and only 68 per cent picking Rooney for their ideal starting eleven.
2,000 fans were surveyed by Sporting Index at the start of May, and it seems that form trumps sentiment, with Rooney scoring just 14 goals in all competitions this season, while Kane has notched 28 and Vardy 24.
Elsewhere in the team, Joe Hart is a near-unanimous choice in sticks, with 86 per cent of supporters picking him. The back four would consist of Gary Cahill (78 per cent) and Chris Smalling (68 per cent) at centre-back, Kyle Walker (58 per cent) just edging in at right-back. At left-back, Everton's Leighton Baines was selected by 63 per cent of fans, just ahead of Danny Rose (61 per cent).
Midfield is more contested, with Dele Alli (61 per cent) picked to head up a diamond, with James Milner (58 per cent) and Adam Lallana (55 per cent) on the flanks and the returning Jack Wilshere (53 per cent) at the base. Midfielders Ross Barkley and Raheem Sterling would be confined to the bench, alongside Rooney and his fellow forwards Daniel Sturridge and Theo Walcott.
Roy Hodgson has delayed naming his squad until Monday, with Wilshere and Jordan Henderson yet to prove their fitness, and the recent blow that Danny Welbeck will be out for nine months with a knee injury, alongside the existing loss of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
But we'll have to wait until England's opening game on 11 June to see who Roy ultimately plumps for when it comes to the crunch.
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Swedish House Mafia announced plans today to release 'One Last Tour: A Live Soundtrack,' a 90-minute recording capturing their set at Masquerade Motel in Los Angeles attended by 70,000 people. Recorded at the band's second-to-last show of their final world tour, the live album begins with 'We Come We Rave We Love' by Axwell /\ Ingrosso, then takes the listener throughout the band's musical highlights including all the Swedish House Mafia singles, tracks and exclusive bootlegs from Daft Punk, Florence and the Machine, Steve Angello, Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, and many more.
The two-disc compilation is made up of 28 tracks plus another three exclusive bonus tracks: the acoustic version of 'Don't You Worry Child', the 'Leave The World Behind' rework by Lune, and Discopolis 'Falling (Committed to Sparkle Motion)'.
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I turned the sketch 90 degrees to fit my photo better and to give room for the big, long title.
The photo is featuring my DS12, licking the remains of strawberry coulis on his plate. Title says "Simen + strawberry coulis = true". If you don't know about coulis, check it here: it's just lovely with meat, such as veal!
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The Locanda has one suite and two different types of tastefully-decorated rooms - classic (smaller) or superior (larger), all furnished with antiques and original fresco-painted walls, and flat screen televisions. The rooms have air-conditioning and cable television (upon request).
The beds have Frette quality sheets and custom-made bedspreads (designed by Michele!), with down comforters for the winter.
On the third floor, the Toscanini Suite (the maestro's very own bedroom) has a small living area with a balcony overlooking lovely hills spotted with cypress trees and vineyards. There is a working fireplace and extra sleep sofa in the living area.
Two rooms on the third floor can be connected for families, and a baby cot added.


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Friday, August 7, 2009
A Short Confession
Three criminal habits of Tim Maleeny:
I'm currently in Germany visiting castles with my kids, severely jetlagged and semi-coherent, so I'll keep this short. I share many of the vaguely endearing yet mildly annoying habits on Kelli's list, and like all crime writers I not only think terrbile thoughts, I actually write them down. But here are three more innocuous but defining character flaws...
I am addicted to caffeine in all its forms and have no intention of weening myself off this wonder drug, which might be the only reason my heart continues to beat, albeit at an accelerated rate.
I buy more books than I could ever read in one lifetime, even if I did nothing else. I have considered becoming a vampire to solve this dilemma, since one benefit of being immortal is all that reading time. But even if I never get to all of them, I love being surrounded by books. And I wonder, if I just consume enough caffeine (see habit from previous paragraph), could I at least work my way through that stack of books on my nightstand.
I procrastinate as if today will never end and tomorrow will never come. Deadlines? More than once I've found myself wishing I spent fewer hours procrastinating and more building a time machine — then I could put something off until tomorrow, get it done at some point in the distant future, and then come back in time so it would be done yesterday.
Why else would I put off this blog entry until I was half a world away?
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- Rebecca Cantrell said...
Have fun in those castles, Tim!
Don't put off taking pictures of them though. And Germans have lots of good caffeine, so you should be safe.
I am constantly trying to break my caffeine addiction.
- August 7, 2009 at 4:37 PM
Now I know why there was no answer to my recent e-mail, and why I enjoy your books.
You and I have very similar vices. I am addicted to caffeine - Thank God for the Coffee shop at the Grand Hyatt.
I am addicted to books. I will have to live to be 120 to read all the ones I have now, and I just keep adding to the piles.
I, too, am a procrastinator. I pulled my most recent all-nighter (2 of them in fact) getting my book to the publisher on time.
Enjoy your trip!!
- August 7, 2009 at 5:26 PM
I seem to share many of your criminal habits too... caffeine? Check. (Preferably Peets, it gives one a reason to get up in the morning!). Books? Check. (shelves overflowing, stacks by the night stand. BTW, Thank you for the lovely addition! I've got a copy from BP already, so I will use this one to introduce a friend to your books!) Procrastination? Got that one covered too. That's the only one of the three I'd like to get rid of... let me know if you discover a cure! ;-)
Enjoy Germany, I haven't made it there yet... but it is on the list!
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Carly is renting her closet on Curtsy. Download the app to rent her outfits now.
PS. Curtsy is live at Ole Miss. Curtsy lets you rent dresses from fashionistas at your school. Browse, rent and post dresses of your own to make extra CA$H.
Meet Carly.
In the first five minutes of meeting her, you'll probably learn she's not just from one town. Carly describes herself as an American hybrid of Yankee, northern, southern, Florida beach kid, and whatever you consider Texas. She has literally moved six times. Growing up, she's always expressed herself through creative outlets such as art, photography, and cooking no matter where she lived. In her free time at the University of South Carolina, Carly searches to find her creative niches, whether it's exploring hidden gems, hanging by the river, or experimenting various fashion trends.
I've gone through just about every style phase imaginable. From hats to broaches, lipstick to plaid… I've tried all the trends and have worn them out.
Now, I focus on pairing classic staples with just one trendy or special item.
For example, boyfriend jeans and a white crop pair great with a vintage jean jacket covered in patches or snakeskin booties.
I like to search for standout pieces that can make the rest of my existing closet look brand new.
It's fun, plus it's good for the college budget.
My style has definitely adapted over the years. I have always kept up with trends, so it's changed as those have changed.
In high school, I went through a vintage phase full of collared dresses, blouses, and tea length skirts.
I even wore vintage jewelry and broaches.
Moving into college, I went through a more grunge and edgy phase.
Now those two have combined in to a classic look with vintage and edgy pieces added to it.
Observing others is my main way to find fashion inspiration.
I think hanging around other stylish and creative people is the best way to feed off each other and get new ideas.
I also follow hundreds of fashion accounts on Instagram and Pinterest. It's the fastest way to identify new trends and get new outfit ideas.
Q: If you have five minutes to get dressed, what do you put on?
Fall: Boyfriend jeans, a crop top, booties and a rockin' jacket. Spring/summer: A sundress or romper and white Burks
Q: Who are your favorite designers, and why do you admire them?
My favorite designer is Louis Vuitton because his luggage and shoes are goals. As for retailers go, I love Free People and Urban Outfitters. They always have pieces I love. My favorite stylist is Rachel Zoe because she identifies new trends as they come and gives great ideas on Instagram.
My fashion weakness is jackets— denim, leather, winter, etc. I think they're a great investment, but I can never wear them around here.
Maybe one day I'll live somewhere cold.
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The Baths are considered one of the natural miracles of the world. Definitely a must see!
This is a popular tour for couples and families who want to see more of the BVI than most people do in their entire life. From west end Tortola, we'll land on west end Virgin Gorda. This trip gives us ample time on the water to enjoy the scenery.
The Baths in Virgin Gorda are awe inspiring as there are few places in the world so uniquely stunning. They are made up of huge geological boulders with pools of clear water nestled between them. You can snorkel the clear turquoise water, explore the trails between the boulders or simply chill and take in the amazing beauty. We then cruise to Cooper Island and have a pre-lunch snorkel around Cistern Point and Little Carvel Rock in Manchioneel Bay. After this we go ashore where you can enjoy a wonderful lunch followed by a visit to their micro-brewery, rum bar, coffee shop/ice cream parlor and gift shop or just relax on the beautiful beach.
Start off with a scenic boat ride east, to the most iconic attraction in the BVI, The Baths at Devil's Bay Virgin Gorda. We'll grab a mooring take some time to explore The Bath's hidden pools and enormous volcanic boulders. Snorkel, explore or just take it all in.
We'll spend the rest of our day at one of the BVIs most premier eco-resorts. Here you will enjoy: world class snorkelling, the largest selection of rum in the BVI (The Rum Bar), Cooper Island microbrewed beer, gift shops, and artisan ice cream.
Enjoy Lunch at Cooper Island Restaurant.
Enjoy onboard sundowners as we glide back home.
A typical tour will last 4 – 8 hours. We try to get off the dock by 9:00 and back as early as 1:00PM and no later than 5:00PM.
Charter fees include onboard soft drinks/beer and Fuel Surcharges. Departure dock locations and snorkel gear rentals fees vary depending on the provider. Alternate pickup/drop-off locations, other than a provider's dock may incur additional fees.
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The Best Defence Is...
Today is exactly one month since one of the best days of my PhD: the viva. Having had a month to come to terms with real life after 8 years of being a student, I wanted to write something about my viva experience. This isn't a how-to or a guide or anything of the sort – it's just a few words on my own viva and how it went.
For various reasons, the time between my thesis submission and viva was unusually short – exactly three weeks. I spent most of that time in a state of mild panic due to my friends constantly asking me how my (non-existent) viva preparations were going. For one thing, I didn't want to set eyes on my thesis ever again and desperately wanted to not think about it for a few weeks. For another, I had no idea how to prepare for a viva, and hadn't I essentially spent the last four years preparing for it anyway?
In the end, I went through a bunch of articles with titles like "How to pass your PhD viva!" and made a note of the most common questions that popped up in all of them. I also had an additional copy of my thesis printed and bound which I went through with a stack of Post-It notes and a red pen making note of all the typos that had escaped my notice until that point. (Spoiler: I found way more than my examiners did…)
By the time the viva itself rolled around, the usual night-before-exam nerves were strangely absent. Honest. I'd love to say this was because I've got nerves of steel, but the truth is that I had a lot of rough times during my PhD and I just didn't think the viva could possibly be any worse. When you've been very publicly torn apart in front of conference audiences, for example, and have generally spent four years on the defensive, having a sit-down chat with two people about the work you've been living and breathing for all that time doesn't seem all that frightening any more. If nothing else, I was pretty sure my work had stood up to every reasonable objection that could possibly be thrown at it, which took some of the pressure off. The work was solid: I just had to make sure I knew it inside-out.
The part of the viva that I was most scared of was the start. I had no idea what was going to happen. Would we dive straight into a page-by-page critique of the thesis? Would the examiners home in on the most grievous errors first, or lure me into a false sense of confidence by throwing me a few soft questions before pulling the floor out from under me? How long would it take before they realised I was an impostor and a fraud, that I didn't deserve a PhD after all? Was it too late to run away?
That's what was on my mind when I tentatively set foot into the office for the viva. Then I had to tentatively set foot right back out again because I'd walked into the wrong office, as its occupant was kind enough to remind me. Perspective thus gained, the tension of the moment was broken somewhat.
We started with the icebreaker question, which I'd seen in a lot of online viva guides – "Summarise your thesis for us, tell us the main points and what you're most proud of". I was grateful for an easy first question – my voice hadn't got the memo that I wasn't nervous and it took me a few sentences before it stopped wavering with those nerves that I wasn't feeling.
What I wasn't quite prepared for was how free-form the discussion was after the initial icebreaker question. I'd expected a page-by-page read-through of the thesis, and worried we might spend a lot of time on the earlier chapters where my intuition was weakest (but which I'd spent a lot of time brushing up on). Instead, the discussion meandered all over the later chapters, only returning to the early chapter towards the end of the viva. I'd expected to be constantly referring to the printed thesis but in the end I didn't even open my copy. I liked this, because it made the viva feel like an organic conversation about my work as a whole rather than us doggedly slogging through my thesis in a rigidly prescribed order.
It was also a lot more interactive than I'd expected, by which I mean I spent the majority of the time standing up in front of the whiteboard drawing diagrams and writing equations. Early on in my PhD, one of my biggest weaknesses was my inability to think on my feet in front of an audience, and particularly my inability to do maths at a whiteboard on demand. One of the reasons I took on as much undergraduate teaching over the last few years as I did was to get over that particular hang-up of mine, and it seems to have worked.
In the end, I really enjoyed the viva. It passed by incredibly quickly and I had a great time discussing four years' worth of work with people who'd actually spent considerable time and effort going through my thesis and familiarising themselves with it to the point where we could have that conversation. They weren't superficial and didn't give me an easy time, but I'd have been disappointed if they did. I will be forever grateful to Dr Joe Bhaseen of KCL and Dr Brendon Lovett of the University of St Andrews for making the viva one of the highlights of my PhD.
The end result, as you'll probably have guessed from that glowing gratitude towards my examiners, was that I passed with only minor typographical corrections. (Had I not brought in a lovingly annotated thesis copy bristling with Post-It notes indicating all the typos I'd found myself, I might've gotten away with no corrections at all…)
By the 24th of August I had the official letter confirming that I had been awarded the degree of PhD, and I could attach those coveted two letters to the start of my name: Dr. My time in St Andrews was over and a few short days later, I moved out of the town entirely. After 8 brilliant years there, I'll miss the place but it's time to go have a new adventure elsewhere.
So, what's next? Well, in a few weeks I'm moving to Paris to start a postdoctoral research position at the nearby Institut de Physique in Saclay. I am so excited – expect to hear much more from me about this in the near future!
Au revoir for now,
Dr S J Thomson


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Outwitting the authorities: an epidemic of cheating in Egypt
Early June 2015 marked the start of examination season in Egypt's schools.
In the build-up to the exams, students log on to find ingenious new ways to conceal their cellphones – and test answers – from electronic detectors as they queue to enter testing centres. Reports http://www.al-monitor.com, on exam day, cyberspace is dominated by uploaded exam questions – and, rapidly thereafter, the answers to those questions.
Egypt's education ministry tries annually to close down offending Facebook and Twitter sites, but students outwit it every time.
This year, at more than one secondary school, questions on the exit English, Quran, jurisprudence and mechanics papers were all leaked early via an application called 'Shaw Ming', which facilitates communication among students through linking their social media accounts, and sends the exam questions via a chat system. The application has five components: Twitter, LiveLeak, Facebook, Instagram and a private chat component.
These desperate measures are in vain, because it is the Supreme Council of Universities in Egypt that determines the number of students who are offered admission to public and private universities according to the number of vacant places, not according to the number of students who qualify.
In early June 2015, China also tried to root out cheating. Officials deployed drones (hi-tech radio surveillance systems) at thousands of schools in an effort to root out cheating.
Students across the country wrote the infamous gaokao, or 'high test', to qualify for university. For hundreds of thousands of families, success in the notoriously difficult examination can mean a way out of generational poverty.
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Hello Seattle6.05.2014
Heeellllooo Seattle! Since the first time I visited eight years ago to meet my in-laws, I have been fascinated with this place. Growing up in the desert, I was shocked by the environmental differences between Las Vegas and Seattle. I mean, could you ask for more opposite ecosystems? In fact the first time I came to Seattle I said something to the point that, "There are so many trees! I have only seen this many trees in books!". My sister in-laws just kept laughing at me. It's cool if you want to laugh at me too.
Thankfully my in-laws still live in the Seattle area so we are able to make trips back. And with each time I have visited I have grown to love Seattle for awesome reasons that I'd love to share with you today. I recently shared "What I love about Las Vegas". And I think Seattle deserves it's own post. So here is what I love about the Seattle area.
1. It's Green Everywhere!
Vegetation grows everywhere because of the humidity and its coastal location. Even as you drive through downtown vines hang from the freeway overpass. It's gorgeous as groves of trees and moss are everywhere.
2. Vibrant Downtown
If you have visited Seattle you have most likely visited Pike Place market which by itself is an awesome experience. But the downtown has many other places that offer a unique and fun experience. Good examples of this are the Ballard Locks, Fremont Troll, Gum Wall, Safeco Fields, and Dicks Drive Ins., to name a few. The city is a hub of technology and environmental companies. If you'd like more info on points of interests you can find info here.
3. Fresh Seafood
Guys, I really love seafood. And Seattle has fresh daily caught seafood everywhere. You can have the best King Crab and Salmon in Seattle. And that makes Seattle a pretty awesome place in my book.
4. Salt and Fresh Water
Many times when we visit Seattle we swim. And the best part is we can swim in salt or fresh water. Want to go to the beach or swim in lake? You can do both in the same day in Seattle. Water is everywhere. This also makes Seattle a fantastic place to fish which contributes to it's fantastic seafood industry as mentioned.
5. History and Architecture
I love the rich Native American history that surrounds the Seattle area. It is everywhere in the names of the cities and landmarks. You can also see the influence in the art locally. You can read more about the history itself here. I love driving through the city and seeing how it has become a thriving metropolis. Because of the contemporary influences and century old architecture the city is eye candy down every turn.
Where are you from? Do you have a place you just love? Tell me about it below if you would like to feature your city you can email me at natashia @ themumsyblog. com. I love traveling because I feel like everywhere has a story, history, and excitement to explore. Have a wonderful rest of your week!


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Morning lovelies, I hope you are all ok ?
Next week the lovely Sara will be bringing you an AMAZING 4 day deal on Create and Craft…I can't tell you too much but any Snowman, Snowdog & Father Christmas fans you NEED to watch.
Part of the deal is a fab CD Rom & Stamps and today I wanted to share with you some of my design team samples I have made.
This card is done using Embossalicious Vintage Christmas collection 6×6 vintage decorations embossing folder, I have rubbed some gilding wax over the embossing to bring the embossed details out and then the Father Christmas's are from Father Christmas Stamp Set and coloured with my Spectrum Noirs (colours below) I then just added some Twine and the sentiment is also from the same stamp set.
On the CD Rom is a section for decorations, and I thought this image screamed vintage so I printed it onto Kraft Card and then added some twine for hanging and some distress ink….it is such a beautiful image i didn't think it needed much doing to it.
Also on the CD Rom is Christmas Wreaths….I am not the worlds greatest at cutting out, but have to say i really enjoyed doing this. I printed it all onto Kraft Card and then the berries i coloured with DR2 and DR3 Spectrum Noir Markers. I then added a Silk crush ribbon bow, a poinsettia flower and some heather.
What you need to know…
The Four Day Deal will start On Create & Craft 8am GMT Monday 18th August, further shows are then on at the following times
Monday – 1pm GMT & 7pm GMT
Tuesday – 9pm & 4pm GMT
Wednesday – 2pm & 7pm GMT
Thursday – 1pm & 5pm GMT
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CD Roms
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I'm guessing most of you out there don't regularly get emails from friends with the subject line: "Pretzel Chicken." And I'm also guessing that if you did, your heart wouldn't jump when it showed up in your inbox. But that was the somewhat sad state of affairs last week when my friend Jodi sent me the email, saying she was… Read more »
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Last week, Jenny went away for three days to work on her book. I don't know if anyone else out there finds this to be true, but we have this theory about parenting being easier — not better, mind you, just easier — when the spouse is away. The chain of command is clearer. Movements are more efficient. Decisions are… Read more »
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It's freaking hard to work a full day, then put a family dinner on the table that you feel good about. But as I've mentioned before, sometimes the hardest part is just getting the ball rolling. I'm a big believer in my Dinner-in-the-Morning strategy, which basically just means that I take three or four minutes before I head off to… Read more »


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As you may have noticed in my social media accounts, last weekend I finally got to see Batanes. Prior to this trip, I would share the same sentiments as others. Harrumphing about the price one needs to pay to get there saying it could already get a person or even two to another country at even a cheaper rate (even at promo rates!). This very same excuse and others, hence, the solo trip. It's most welcome change though since it's really been a while since I last traveled sans company.
When I was doing my preparation for the island, I found out that there's no mobile data connection in this northernmost province as it was destroyed during the typhoon sometime last year. I know most of my friends would think I won't survive it (lol!) But deep within I myself I just know, I could really use a good social media break. Don't you? Going solo to a remote island with no internet connection is just the perfect recipe for a soul-searching Cassey. Hahaha.
If there's only one downside of not being connected, it's not being able to share realtime the breathtaking beauty of Batanes. There's just simply no words guys, no words. It's something that one needs to be experienced. It's the type of beauty that makes you scream at the top of your lungs – Ang ganda ng Pilipinas!!! I should know coz I almost followed suit the other tourists who did this in one of the verdant hills.
And if there's one positive thing about getting disconnected, the effect in my thoughts and writing. Lol. My followers would know that I'm used to one-worded captions. Haha! But no, a few words are not enough to describe the things I experienced in my 2-day sojourn. You can see for yourself the lengthy captions in my FB and IG posts now. Lol. And since it may take sometime before I fully blog about it (the suppliers/ partners are already following up uggghh), I made this preface. HAHAHA. I'm not a good writer but I really wanted to make the posts as flowery as possible but I'm not sure I'm capable of that. That is why, I'm thankful for these pictures. I hope you enjoy the preview pics below and let's hope that I can blog about it the soonest! :)
P.S. Batanes is celebrating this whole week it's 234th foundation.:)


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Are you ready for more mind-blowing visuals from those dark sorcerers at CryTek? I hope you are.
Last time we took a good long look at what was possible with CryTek's CryEngine 3, it was a year and a half ago. The latest demo video released at GDC looks just as shiny, if not even more so.
While there's still undoubtedly some power left to harness in the PS3 and Xbox 360 (the former more than the latter), it's things like this video that demonstrate where games could be headed visually after this console generation has run its course. I'm usually not a graphics snob who demands that every game have the newest bump-definition-ray-snorfling or whatever, but there's definitely something to be said for this level of sheer visual splendor.
Obviously this video, having premiered at GDC, is aimed at other development studios, in order to convince them to license the engine for their own projects. I don't really understand what "fully linear lighting pipeline" and "3D LUT support" mean, but I don't need to. All I need to do is look at the shiny, shiny cars. Boy, are they shiny.
Now to find a machine capable of running this engine on full specs. I just need to build a time machine first, to snatch it from the future.
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Sun bears are listed as Vulnerable in IUCN Redlist
Never Give Up for Little Wawa
Text and Photos by Chiew Lin May
Do you remember the story of the motherless bear cub which was found by a ranger in Forest Management Unit (FMU) 16, Pinangah, Telupid District? Our little Wawa is not so little anymore. Sun bear cubs grow very fast, especially when they are 4 to 10 months old. She is now 6 months old and her body weighs 11.90 kg. She has started to learn to eat solid food. Her favourite foods are soft fruits like papaya, banana and milk!
It is one month until little Wawa finishes her quarantine period. She should be brought out to the forest to learn all the survival forest skills that she needs. Due to the emotional trauma that resulted from being kept as a pet or the suffering from losing her mother, Wawa does not want to step out from quarantine into the nearby forest and becomes more scared if we let her paws on the forest floor. She becomes grumpy and starts growling! She still feels safer and prefers to stay in quarantine compared to out in the forest. This is the problem when you keep a sun bear as a pet for long periods in captivity. We will never know exactly what happened to her. Her history was told that she was found lifeless and alone without her mother.
This is a challenge for us and our bear care keepers to encourage the cub to forage and climb trees like a wild bear. The love and care of a mother bear can never be replaced but BSBCC bear care keepers provide as much love and support as they can to the sun bear orphans. In order for little Wawa to gain trust and confidence, bear cub keepers provided many natural enrichments to stimulate and prepare her for life back in the wild. She will practice her "wild bear skills". We let Wawa have a larger exercise den. During the day she is in a larger den with a nice view over the playground. At the den she will be able to view the forest. The den equipped facility features natural habitat enrichment, places to hide away, play objects such as termite mounds, bird nests, logs, dead wood, branches, twigs, dry leaves, and fresh plants to encourage natural behavior such as searching for food, foraging skills, climbing, etc. She is relishing the opportunity to explore the larger den. Wawa is being encouraged to climb and explore around. These are the skills essential for survival in the wild. She is particularly fond of treats and any form of enrichment. She is good at exploring and investigating the enrichment. She has explored, played, climbed, and rested in the big exercise pen. We hope Wawa has her days filled with fun and not fear!
Wawa will be given time to become adjusted to her new surroundings. She will slowly gain strength, confidence and develop her independence to survive in the forests of Borneo. She is now learning to enjoy her life again after suffering the pain from the loss of her mother. For sun bear cubs, it means that she will now get her second chance to live in the wild as she was born to do.
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Ten miles north-west of Manchester lies the town of Bolton. This former mill town is now home to an array of commerce, including shopping centres, retail parks, manufacturing and communications. According to a survey published by the British Science Association in 2003, the people of Bolton were the friendliest in Britain.
Within its standpoint at the foot of the West Pennine Moors, Bolton boasts an array of interesting landmarks, such as the colloquially named Hall I' th' Wood (now a museum), the Great Hall at Smithills, and the neoclassical Grade II listed town hall.
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routeviews-py is a Python script which makes it easy to record changes in routing data affecting one more more Autonomous Systems. This script was published as part of my talk at Converge Detroit 2015.
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Our clients are at the heart of everything we do. Take a look below to see the feedback from some of our valued sponsors & delegates.
"This is one of the better events that I've been to in terms of the content. There's been a good amount of challenge sharing and practical examples that I was able to connect to. I've had conversations that I will follow up on and have already scheduled a catch up for next week from one of my one to one meetings."
"This event was excellent! We all enjoyed getting to network with one another and meeting one to one with vendors. I found many of the keynote topics interesting and valuable also as they provided me with insightful information on applying technologies to address challenges."
"My favourite thing about this event was the balanced mix of events – speakers, panels, one to ones and think tanks. The topics were interesting and the speakers great. The one on ones provided a pulse on what is happening in the space. And finally I thoroughly enjoyed the networking opportunities with my CIO peers."
"This Summit gave me direct contact with some of the key presenters and vendors. There is a good balance between keynotes, panel discussions and one to one meetings. It was not overloaded, giving ample opportunity to spend time networking."
"My favourite thing was the think-tank discussions and networking with other people from other industries. The speaking sessions were really valuable. The one to one meetings were also good in that they help us understand what is in the market."
"There was a great mix of delegate and vendor presentations at this event. I really enjoyed the one to one meetings also. They gave me an exclusive session with vendors where we could have an in depth discussion. This was a highly professional and very well planned Summit. Looking forward to next year!"
"It was great to hear CIOs from large organisations sharing their experiences. The presentations were practical and had a realistic outlook on IT management. Moreover, I found the one on one meetings enjoyable. The vendors presence related to the experiences that we heard. So, we asked the vendor some relevant questions after hearing of someone else's experiences. The MCI team were friendly, helpful and pleasant too."
"This Summit has some well organised discussions and the schedule was made to fit everyone's needs. I got a lot out of the one to one meetings as we had some in depth discussions which helped me get a firmer understanding of the advantages of possibly having a relationship with them. The event staff was excellent people who made the conference successful too. Keep up the good work!"
"I have to say that my favourite thing was the ability to have a one to one session with vendors was highly valuable for me. I got to share with them our specific issues and challenges in which they provided possible solutions in how their product is able to help. This was a very well organised event and I will attend again next year."
"The keynotes were all so good. – great selection of speakers! I also enjoyed meeting with potential service offerings at this event. I hope to get an invite to next year's!"
"Great event! The opportunity to network with peers like that is hard got. The speaking sessions by the CIOs were also extremely useful. The social settings such as lunch were also useful as we got to interact further. I look forward to next year's invite!"
"The things that stood out for me most at this Summit was the one to one meetings with vendors. I enjoyed every aspect of this event and thought the organisation at the event and the pre-organisation was really great."
"Some of the keynotes at this Summit were just excellent. They were delivered by some well-respected leaders such as Rio Tinto, SingTel and Standard Chartered, and I found them insightful as they shared their approaches to challenges that they have. This event is all about honesty and information sharing."
"I thought every presentation was great. I also enjoyed catching up with the vendors. But, my favourite thing was probably the networking opportunities with my peers. The quality of the attendees really came through in the speaking sessions, panel discussion and conversations throughout the event."
"I enjoyed the personal one on ones. I was very selective when picking who I was going to meet with, so this was so great to have the opportunity to pick who I was going to meet, and the 'meets' so far have been really good. I plan to carry on the conversations down the road. I very much recommend this event."
"So far, I am so pleased with the quality of the CIOs who are in attendance and the accessibility to those individuals is really great. They are clearly the decision makers within their organisations, the budget holders, who have the ability to decide which technology they will be using moving forward. Our one on one meetings were also very worthwhile discussions, with the CIOs really knowing and understanding their priorities. The event has been run impeccably."
"I thought he CIO Leaders Summit here in Sydney was an excellent opportunity to network with some of the top CIOs in Sydney and to really hear their thoughts on what are the most pressing issues in their businesses today. The one on one meetings were great to connect with some of the important CIO leaders and understand the things that are driving their business. I am confident that we will be doing some business with some of the CIOs that we met here. Media Corp International team were excellent."
"I thought the CIO Leader Summit in Sydney was absolutely fantastic. We have established key contacts with Chief Information Officers of high stature. My favourite thing at this event was the one on one meetings for sure. I really liked the opportunity to deep dive into the CIOs current state, where they are looking to head in the future and what their requirements are. I think that I will definitely be doing business with the CIOS that we met at this Summit. I would most definitely recommend this Summit."
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"I thought the CIO Leaders Summit in Sydney was a fantastic event. I got a lot of value out of it and it is important for us as a new vendor in this market place to get some exposure to the senior executives in the IT industry. I loved the opportunity to get to talk to CIOs one on one. It's difficult to get access to the likes of these CIOs so this event with its relaxed atmosphere we were able to have a conversation and ask them their challenges and articulate our business value and how we can help them. Pretty much all the meetings we had the CIOs saw value! I am looking forward to Melbourne!"
"This was a really great event. The one on one meetings that I had were valuable and the CIOs were of top quality. We came here for the one on one meetings and they delivered. I also enjoyed the exchange of information between everyone."
"I think my favourite part of the Summit was the think tanks where it wasn't really prepared content, it was more sharing, amongst people in similar situations. I felt that the one on one meetings were really useful also. The organisation has been fantastic, Media Corp have been really good. They've done a great job."
"The opportunity to engage CIOs in particular discussions is ideal for me and a great use of time. I only have positive things to say about Media Corp International. Their communication has been really good."
"What I found about the Summit today was that it was very contextualised to local industries. You had a lot of thought leaders from Brisbane coming along, sharing their experiences and sharing their knowledge and what is more important sharing what frameworks they have used, what frameworks that have worked and things that don't work. Media Corp International's point of difference between any other event is the organisation of the one to one meetings. They are not picked by the vendors, they are picked by the CIO who are interested in you. You can call them a qualified lead. Other conferences do not offer this. I would love to attend this event again."
"I found the quality of discussion at the CIO Leaders Summit has been very productive. The quality of engagement has been very thorough, having the ability to connect with C-Level executives from around the state, understand their issues, has really been of great benefit to our organisation. The most favourite thing from this Summit has been the quality of the one on one discussions that we've had with the CIOs from around the state which has resulted in forming some relationships today that we will definitely be building upon in the future. Media Corp is a leader in this field in conjuring C-level executive conferences and meetings etc. It has been faultless, professional and today was run very smoothly. I cannot fault this event. All indicators are saying we'll be coming back for more."
"This event was well organised, provided good content and an excellent networking opportunity. I learnt quite a bit about business scenarios benefiting from some new technologies. I would like to attend next year."
"This was a very good event, lots of interaction with leading CIOs and it was great to learn the key things, issues and challenges that CIOs are currently thinking about daily. I thoroughly enjoyed the intimacy at this event, it was more personal and we got to get close to the CIOs."
"The benefits for us is two-fold. For one it is about listening to the relevant topics of what is on their mind to get an understanding of how our business can align and effectively help them and secondly, the one on one meetings here were really invaluable to get a doorway into their organisation. The one on ones have been very successful and I am most definitely confident that we have forged business relationships going forward."
"With regards to the CIO Leaders Summit, it has been an excellent event. We made contacts that we couldn't normally make and have reached out to some of the most powerful companies. Everything has been relevant and everyone is very engaged. Certainly the organisation has been tremendous and the value that we have gotten out of it has been a great return on the investment we made. It was most certainly the best event like this out there."


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Councillors consider the survey feedback
South Ayrshire Councillors are currently analysing the feedback from the Council's 'Balancing the Budget' consultation, which saw almost 2,800 people take part and have their say on a wide variety of savings proposals.
The savings proposals had been put forward by senior Council staff as possible options to help plug an anticipated funding gap of £17 million for 2018/19. Councillors were keen to hear the views of the public before deciding which of the options will be presented as final proposals to all 28 Councillors on Thursday 1 March.
As well as the 2,800 completed surveys, various correspondence and petitions were also received, including three petitions with more than 9,000 names opposing the proposed closure of Prestwick Pool.
The high-level key messages from the consultation feedback are that most people – around 8 in 10 – disagreed or strongly disagreed with the savings proposals as a whole, while almost 6 in 10 disagreed or strongly disagreed with closing some facilities in order to protect others.
However, around 7 out of 10 people said they would accept additional charges for some services to protect the level of service provided.
The savings proposals that provoked the biggest responses included:
In addition, between 75.2%-83.7% of respondents said they disagreed or strongly disagreed with a proposed reduction in a variety of health and social care budgets, while around 66% of people said they agreed with stopping accepting cash and cheques at customer service centres and closing under-used centres.
Councillor Douglas Campbell, Leader of South Ayrshire Council, said: "We were very impressed with both the volume and the quality of the feedback we received from the public during our budget consultation and – on behalf of all Councillors – I want to thank everyone who took the time to take part.
"Getting such an enthusiastic response shows that we were right to go out and ask our people what they thought about all the proposals rather than making unilateral decisions that were not informed in such a way.
"I can promise everyone who completed a survey, came along to a drop-in session or submitted correspondence that we are listening to all they had to say and feeding that into our considerations.
"With confirmed – and better than expected – funding from the Scottish Government, we're also now in a position to be more specific about how much we will actually need to save next year and that will also inform our budget considerations moving forward."
Thanks to prudent financial management, as well as the better than expected settlement from the Scottish Government, the Council's remaining budget gap is now sitting at just under £7 million. The difference comes from the following measures:
£1 million in additional income
£2.3 million in savings that don't impact frontline service delivery
£6.6 million in additional funding
Ruling administration Councillors have now confirmed they will not be including the proposal to close Dolphin House outdoor education centre within the budget proposals that will be considered on 1 March.
Councillor Brian McGinley, Depute Leader of the Council shared the news with staff. He said: "Following an overwhelming response from young people, parents, schools, and parent councils, among others, as well as a change in the Council's financial position, I can confirm the proposal to close Dolphin House – which was always only a proposal – will go no further.
"This was undoubtedly one of the most controversial proposals put forward by officers and this was reflected in the feedback, which stressed the importance of these programmes and the difference they make to our young people.
"Given our commitment to supporting our people and places, it would not have made any sense to progress this savings proposal in light of the response received and I'm pleased we could confirm this outcome so quickly for our staff, young people and families."
Further outcomes from the budget consultation feedback will be announced in the lead-up to the budget being set on 1 March.
Councillor Campbell concluded: "We've been working throughout the year to do all we can to minimise the impact of the budget situation on our people and places and that is even more achievable now, given our improved financial position.
"We still have work to do, of course, and the budget consultation feedback will help inform our next steps as we finalise how we will balance the budget."
The Highlight Report for the Balancing the Budget consultation feedback is available at www.south-ayrshire.gov.uk/balancing-the-budget.
The Council will set its budget for 2018/19 on Thursday 1 March.
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One man's journey through aging & into the "great maybe"
One man's journey through aging & into the "great maybe"
This blog compliments my Dance Past Sunset podcast where I interview an eclectic group of guests, from artists to authors, from witches to wanderers, each of whom share their ideas for the best way to navigate the home stretch.
Whether you hang out here or there, I hope what you find is a blessing to you. Thanks for dropping by!
Three Men and a Barbie Shoe
Three different men, with three different sufferings, and how a tiny Barbie shoe changed their souls.
Mother and the Mosh Pit
Like migratory birds responding to an archetypal memory telling them where to go, young men respond, drawn to the mosh pit and the opportunity it offers to work out their emerging warrior energy.
When the Oak Tree Falls ~ A Death Wish
Like a tall oak that finally lost its powerful clutch of the earth and slumped to the forest floor during the night, or a grandfather clock that had not been wound and gave its last declaration at midnight, the man was gone.
The Luminosity of Darkness and Wonder: Part One
There is no way the human imagination can fathom the ultimate, and the only way to catch a glimpse of it is by vanquishing one's fear of the unknown.
My Greatest Failure, or How to Love Someone to Death
I was given a rare, literally once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to love someone to death, and I missed it.
The Mystery of the Coffee Grinds
We are like trees. Our roots go deep and are hidden. Our branches spread wide to the heavens and sway and grow, never the same today as they were yesterday. Who can perceive the whole of us? Every leaf is a story that makes us who we are.


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There's a new book in the family and I love it dearly. My big brother Dave has written a heartfelt and healing memoir that begins with our early childhood together and carries him into the present day. From Darkness to Light is filled with discoveries and insights, sorrows and triumphs. Dave decided not to "die with his music still in him" by waking up the writing gift he had long suppressed.…Read more →
Your imagination is your own fertile field for growing any seedlings that you choose to plant for a future harvest.
You may have been told that you have always been a dreamer, as if this were a fault. I can speak here from experience. Family, friends, teachers, and even advisors frequently disparaged ideas that burned brightly in my imagination.…
I have been deeply and profoundly touched by the contents of a new book coming out from Hay House this month. For more than four years, an advancing cancer brought Anita Moorjani to death's doorstep and beyond—inside the house of death itself. Anita has described it all in great detail in this soul-searching book, Dying to Be Me. I encourage you to read it very carefully and thoughtfully with a mind that's open to having many of your cherished beliefs challenged, especially about what lies beyond this world, in what's often called the hereafter.…Read more →
Metaphysical teacher Neville Goddard offers us this description of what takes place while we sleep: Sleep is the door through which the conscious, waking mind passes to be creatively joined to the subconscious. Sleep conceals the creative act while the objective world reveals it. In sleep man impresses the subconscious with his conception of himself.
Each night as I drift off to sleep, I adamantly refuse to use this precious time to review anything that I do not want to be reinforced in the hours of being immersed in my subconscious mind.…
Everyone knows the experience of "performance anxiety" whether you are a prima ballerina or a job candidate or a student taking a qualifying exam. Life is filled with what we think of as performance challenges. The key word here is think because it's really our thinking about these experiences that scares us—not the opportunity to show what we can do.
A way out of the "I'm scared" thought pattern is offered in A Course in Miracles.…
I'm 72 today. Around the time of my birthday last year, I was privileged to be working on a new film project from Hay House called My Greatest Teacher. The story is based on my experience at my father's grave in Biloxi, Mississippi in 1974. It was a moment of forgiveness that turned my whole life around and changed everything—from my writing to my career to my relationships.…Read more →


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Good Morning… I'm at sixes & sevens this am. Actually, I've been a good share of this week. Do you have weeks where you feel disordered, not sure which direction to head? I'm still working on a tutorial for putting together a junk journal & adding text in Adobe Reader. Then there's the Boom! Party Accessories Kit that need to be listed NOW! If I don't get that listing posted on Etsy, I'll miss the Fourth entirely! How embarrassing. Summers are crazy like that when my space is not my own for 8 hours a day.
A fun illustration with a Fourth of July poem began in a book called Children of Our Town that was published in 1902. When I lived on Cape Cod, July 4th meant parades with children waving flags as they walked or riding bikes decorated in red, white, & blue. This was the parade of my childhood in nw Ohio, too. Somewhere along the line, we lost that charming tradition, but it's good to know it survives somewhere in the US. BTW… you are welcome to the illustration above. It's just too cute to keep to myself.
Yes, I will have the Boom! Party Accessories listed in my Etsy shop before midnight! I am determined to get it done….
There's some fun stuff to create a cohesive Fourth of July celebration in the kit like:
- Water bottle Labels
- Table Tents
- Napkin Rings
- Candy Wrappers with a small topper
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have not wrote in my journal for the past few days… or weeks, don't quite remember the time frame due to the few rift portals we went through these last few… days. It seems that my other self is still giving me memories of what i think is the past of this world I am travailing though as well as a few journal entries on the other side of this book… it is really odd, still. it seems that he is in the shit and got close to death a few times and myself? same shit different day.
Lets do a quick recap shall we? First I step out of a rift only to get thrown into combat with a group of people that i have no clue who they are, I manage to help them out and they let me join for a time, shortly after joining them we where set attacked by a hoard of Weapers (that is what they call them….) and we held ourselfs up in a temple of sorts… only to be attacked by a group of Nockmar that where not Nockmar or where bioticly upgraded Nockmar or something…. it was a confusing battle, to say the least.
What is also shitty is that the person who was the acting leader or at least the smart one of the group got killed from what I saw…. speaking of what i saw I seem to have another gift mommy!… fuck me this one is weird. There is something, some kind of energy i can pull on in order to get my sight of this world to change…. don't know how but it seems to cause some things to appear… and others to glow like they are the sun. I am not sure why all this is happening but it is fuck up. Even more so when the glowing item pulls you into a dream like state and has you talk with a man that sees you as someone else. who is this Gresenthas person anyway?
Well to continue on the recap we ended up having the ground open up under us like it was a made of paper and boy was it a drop… when we finally stopped falling we hit a pocket of water only to find out it was condensed air (after a long time of trying to hold our breath and dive into it…. did not work out so well.) In this not so watery area we came across a new odd thing. A giant brain in the box…. that (from what it said) was a Promethin and for some reason had the minds of thousands of people if not more stored away. shortly there after we met a fish people (best as i can describe them) that had no idea what the surface was that that hated the brain (brains?) i the box. There was a fight between the two that our party stayed out of (they can be smart at times) and everyone was brought to the fish peoples home.
Now get this they had a room in the back of their temple (what is with all these temples…. oy) which they worshiped what looked to be 3 people… that where not people…. more like everything in a universe condensed into 3 beings, and to tell the truth that is the best way to describe it. They had no control over their form and they would change from time to time to other things… but where still able to talk, oddly.
After getting told by them that the item or person or whatever the others where looking for was inside a coin that seems to be a mico-universe (yet again best words) the three people told us the only way into the coin was a device that was upstairs, this device seems to brake down your body into something then shoots you in a energy beam (or something) into the coin… I chose to stay behind to try and find out how this thing worked in order to get everyone back… only to have a dooms day device trigger shortly after the others jumped into the coin.
I was given two options go into the coin myself or turn into the people who could not control their form…. ya not much of a choice right? After arriving… or falling into the coin (my tail still has a kink from that landing) I arrived to what looked like a war zone. The people there where fighting off a larger force that came by drop ship, I was captured by the people in the said drop ship (better then getting shot… from what i know my other half has experienced… it sucks)
After being lead onto the drop ship i was questioned then brought to their leader… This person called themselves the Caotices (no idea if i wrote that right… it was a vary odd name) and told me to call them Charley. Charley as it happens seems to be the… one of the three gods that where battling for control of the cosmos…. or something or other. All it seems to be to me is that 3 vary powerful people are trying to be called "God" at the same time but that is just conjecture.
Charley gave me a choice that was not a choice, help him or go to prison… yet again I can stop here so i helped him, god knows if I will be able to write in this log again after this…. lets hope so.
Wasteland 2
Date.... Fuck if I remember, hmm journal entry number 50
Bob's journal
have not wrote in my journal for the past few days… or weeks, don't quite remember the time frame due to the few rift portals we went through these last few… days. It seems that my other self is still giving me memories of what i think is the past of this world I am travailing though as well as a few journal entries on the other side of this book… it is really odd, still. it seems that he is in the shit and got close to death a few times and myself? same shit different day.


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Thursday, August 25, 2011
Thinking of you Christine......love you, miss you.......
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
A weekend of workshops
It's been a while since my last post. I have been playing in the garden and trying to finish my long list of UFO's. I will post some photos from the garden later.
Last weekend I had a great two days in Manly doing workshops with Sharon Schamber and a group of lovely ladies. Sharon is such an inspiring and a very sharing person. Sharon workshop of designing wholecloth is just amazing. The second day we watched Sharon stitch some beautiful feathers, and her fillers OMG.....
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One of the many changes we see in senior health is a decreasing sense of smell. Over 15 million Americans age 55 and older, suffer from it.
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Over time, illnesses such as viral infections, colds, gum disease, sinuses, and allergies can change your sense of smell and taste. Other causes may be nasal polyps, injury to the nose and exposure to toxic chemicals such as chemical solvents or pesticides. Additionally, some medications such as antidepressants and antibiotics, or certain medical conditions such as Alzheimer's, multiple sclerosis or Parkinson's disease can affect your sense of smell.
In many of these cases, sense of smell returns when the illness ends, but for seniors, the recovery may be slower.
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A humidifier will help you feel better and relieve congestion if you have a stuffy nose.
Medical intervention. If the nasal congestion is caused by a cold or allergy, no additional medical treatment is needed, or you may take an over-the-counter decongestant to open up the nasal passages. Seek medical attention if the condition does not improve within two weeks. Your doctor may prescribe antibiotics or check for polyps or any growth impairing your ability to smell. In the case of a polyp, surgery may be necessary.
Make good hygiene a habit. You want to be well groomed – a daily shower, dental health, and clean clothes are essential to ensure that you feel good and smell good (at least to others). Also wash your hands often, especially after touching public areas or when around people who have a cold or the flu.
Get a smoke alarm. You might not be able to smell gas leaks or burnt food. Independent living communities need to alert their residents to install fire alarms and check them regularly.
When the elderly lose their sense of smell and taste, they may eat too much or too little food. It may be a good idea to keep a food journal to monitor food take, at least until you get used to your new eating habits.
Another danger is that our decreasing sense of smell and taste may not be able to warn us when food is no longer fresh, especially dairy and meats. It's important to pay attention to expiration dates and examine the food carefully for color and texture, to get a sense of the food's freshness. When in doubt, throw it out.


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