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Monthly Archives: April 2015
As the dart flies
For those of you following the Itaewon dart scene, here's the latest:
I managed a mirror image of the 16-0 shellacking I suffered in my previous Singles League outing, beating this week's opponent 16-0. Is the slump over? Stay tuned.
In Monday night Pub League action, the Dillinger's Dartitis Quarintine clenched second place in the Seoul International Dart League. We beat Sin Bin 25-14 last night to earn that honor. First place is securely held by our sister team, the Dillinger's Dill Pickles. They are just too damn good beat, but at least we won't have to face them straight away when playoffs commence.
I went 6-0 in singles, and 3-3 in doubles. I'll take a 9-3 night anytime.
And that's how things stand.
Well met indeed
In celebration of ten years of blogging here at LTG, each week for the next
52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 weeks I will delve deep into the sewer archives of past posts to bring you a tidbit of blog history. I had originally planned to call this series "The best of LTG", but damn, there just wasn't much "best" to be found. And mediocre is too hard to spell.)
One year ago I encountered the Big Hominid for the first time and wrote about it in a post called The nicest guy I'd never met. We enjoyed us some Brazilian steak and conversation. We've gotten together twice in the intervening year which I reckon to be more than I see most of the people I know and like.
Chances are good we'll meet again one soon.
And now for some good news
Speaking of the old job, I submitted my formal resignation yesterday effective next Monday. The boss asked if I was really sure this time because he wouldn't entertain another round of "never minds". I told him yes, this time I really, really mean it. Truth is, he has a woman ready, willing, and able to take the reins at K-16 who has been patiently waiting for me to get out of the way. If there is any delay in starting my new job I'll just have to deal with the inconvenience of losing base access in the interim. Time to move on.
In other news, I got up early this morning and journeyed out to Hannam-dong for my appointment with the hilarious Dr. Yu. I told him about my persistent cough/sore throat. He listened to my chest and said "it's not pneumonia" (which apparently is going around). I told him I was more concerned about cancer. He pooh-poohed this notion, but told me he'd send me for a chest and sinus x-ray to alleviate my worries. Actually what he said was "so your worries will fly away" while flapping his arms like wings. Told you he was hilarious.
So, the x-rays come back and it turns out I have sinusitis. And my lungs are clear, other than some mucous. Looks like I dodged the cancer bullet again. Woot!
Dr. Yu sent me on my way with his standard entreaty to drink more water. I told him I drink plenty of OB (my preferred Korean beer). He agreed that OB "is mostly water". Hilarious.
It looks like I've quit smoking again. Apparently. As I've been known to say, quitting is easy, it's the not starting again that's the hard part.
What's odd about this time is that I had no specific plan to give up cigarettes. No psyching myself up with a target date, no drugs or stop smoking aids, and no more than the usual admonishments of the wife. I didn't make the decision to quit, my body did.
Saturday night I had a really bad coughing fit. I went out Sunday morning for a smoke and it just didn't taste good. I tried again in the afternoon, got halfway through, and it was just yuck, so I put it out. And I haven't smoked since. Now, I was a 20+ cigarette (sometimes twice that) so this has been a pretty significant break. It's not to say I don't get the urge, but those urges are based on habits (like being bored at work or writing a blog post like this one) not a craving for nicotine. I guess my body has just had enough.
Now the question is did I wait too long. The cough is persistent and coming from somewhere deep in my chest. The coughing fits are sometimes painful. And my throat is sore. So, I'm going to try and get an appointment with the hilarious Dr. Yu. I'd like a chest x-ray and whatever other tests they might run to see if I'm dying. I just read about some minor celebrity (who's name I've already forgotten) who had a persistent cough, was diagnosed with esophagus cancer, and was dead within thirty days. I'd like to avoid that fate of course, but if my time is up there are many things I need to take care of. I'd rather know than not.
I also want to know what's up with the intermittent pain in my left leg. And now the arch of my right foot is also a source of pain. I could barely stumble to the bathroom this morning. I mean, I'm old, but not this old. Yet.
Another one bites the dust
Yesterday I journeyed out to the countryside near Songtan. It was a pain in the ass getting there, but my buddy James was doing the Korean wedding ceremony thing and it was my honor to attend.
It turned out to be a fine day.
In celebration of ten years of blogging here at LTG, each week for the next
52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 weeks I will delve deep into the sewer archives of past posts to bring you a tidbit of blog history. I had originally planned to call this series "The best of LTG", but damn, there just wasn't much "best" to be found. And mediocre is too hard to spell.)
Six years ago I wrote about my first experience with an MT (membership training) getaway with my Blue Bulls darts teammates in a post called from Back from Busan.
Lots of photos at the link. We did food, drink, and darts and everything else is a little fuzzy.
We did stay at a pretty cool hotel, the Commodore.
And enjoyed our ride down on the KTX.
And by the end of the weekend we weren't too much worse for the wear, although I do recall a couple of my mates sporting hangovers.
Riding the roller coaster
As depressed as I was on Friday, I was equally manic yesterday. Which is not a commentary on the state of my mental health.
I can't imagine anything else going wrong at this point, but I've been disappointed before. Gonna keep thinking positive thoughts though. I'm looking forward to rejoining my DHRM family more than ever.
Still reeling from Friday's disappointing news I ventured into Itaewon for my Seoul Sunday Singles League match against league leader Wallace.
Prior to my departure Jee Yeun asks me who will I be playing. I answer "Wallace". She says, you are Walrus. I say yeah, and I'm playing Wallace. She responds No, you are Walrus! Then I understood. Wallace and Walrus sound exactly the same in Konglish. That conversation turned out to be the highlight of my day.
Wallace was unbeatable, taking the match 16-0. Well, I had some chances to win a leg here and there but every time I got close I managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. It was frustrating and frankly embarrassing.
In Monday night action I started out much better, going 5-1 in singles. Followed up with an 0-6 performance in doubles which didn't help my mood.
Onward and upward.
I'm taking what they're giving 'cause I'm working for a living
In celebration of ten years of blogging here at LTG, each week for the next
52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 weeks I will delve deep into the sewer archives of past posts to bring you a tidbit of blog history. I had originally planned to call this series "The best of LTG", but damn, there just wasn't much "best" to be found. And mediocre is too hard to spell.)
Ten years ago I wrote about a special ceremony honoring an employee of mine in a post called "50 years". As you may have surmised the occasion marked the 50th anniversary of Mr. Kim Yong-tae's service to the government of the United States.
During my ill-fated visit to the old office yesterday I congratulated Mr. Kim on completing SIXTY years of service. To put that in perspective, Mr. Kim has been with USFK longer than I've been alive. And I'm an old motherfucker.
Mr. Kim is a remarkable individual. Smart, low-key, hardworking. The kind of guy bosses dream of having in their employ. I recall one day asking him about the war years. He was a teenager back then and his family was forced to evacuate Seoul twice. The first time they walked to Busan, a journey that took about three months. It was no walk in the park though. His mother was pregnant and gave birth about mid-way through the trip. With appalling frequency north Korean fighter jets would strafe the procession of refugees walking down the road. He recalled the day they passed the dead body of a mother still clutching her crying infant in her arms. I asked him what they did and he grimaced and said "we kept on walking. We could barely keep ourselves alive". Hard to imagine what that must have been like.
Well, I'm still hoping to be working with Mr. Kim again one day.
Kicked in the nuts
Remembering the time I was attacked by a cougar in Arizona
While at work yesterday I wound up taking a trip. Right down memory lane. I saw something on the internet that led me somewhere else and then took me to a link for Steve McQueen. I clicked that and was reminded of the movie Junior Bonner.
It was filmed in Prescott, Arizona. I used to live in Prescott. The song that played during the opening credits was "Arizona Morning" by Rod Hart, a Prescott musician.
Hart and his band used to play at the Wagon Wheel, a club I'd frequent when the urge to country dance hit me.
And then I recalled a woman I used to dance with and how I met her. I was taking classes at Yavapai Community College and she was my instructor. One day after class she asked if anyone was interested in taking "country swing" dance lessons with her, and I volunteered. She was at least 10 years older than me (I was 25). We got along great and before long we were doing horizontal dancing as well. Until one day she asked me to father a child for her "no strings attached". That freaked me out big time and I ran for the hills, leaving her and her biological clock in my dust. I hadn't thought of her for some 30-odd years. Until I heard this song we used to dance to again.
Morning, Arizona morning
Almost sets me free
Makes me glad to be alive
Wondering, why I started wandering
Should have stayed right here
Underneath the clear blue skies
Sadness, changing now to gladness
With the rustle of the breeze through the pinyon trees
Where I lay
In the morning, Arizona morning
A place where I can smile
And see a hundred miles away
The birds are flying high above the morning
Singing to the colors of the dawn
And in my mind I hear a gentle warning
You've been a wrangler and a rambler
Much too long
And a rover. Wishing it was over
All my battles won, resting in the sun this way
In the morning, Arizona morning
Coming home today, wishing I could stay
Wishing I could stay.
Things you may have missed.
The other day I went to the neighborhood 7-11 to buy some smokes. As is my custom I told the clerk "dongbae Marlboro silver chuseyo". He pointed at the black pack and I said "anio, silver". He pointed at the gold pack and I repeated "silver". I finally had to gesture to where the ones I wanted were. He pulled them from the rack, pointed at the word silver, and proceeded to instruct me in how to pronounce the word "silver". Apparently, it's "shil-bah". Who knew? Still, it was a unique experience having a Korean try and teach me how to properly say an English word.
I've pretty much given up arguing politics with folks. Why bother when minds seem firmly closed to alternative viewpoints? Many of my liberal friends seem to utilize comedians (John Stewart, John Oliver and the like) as their primary source for "news" and they seem proud to be spoon fed the talking points du jour.
I do get frustrated with what I consider to be fake issues manufactured to distract the sheeple from the important things going on, both internationally (allowing a nuclear Iran, genocide against Christians) and domestically (lawless politicians, zero job growth). Instead we are besieged with outrage over a mom and pop pizza joint in Indiana that *might* decline to cater a gay wedding if they are ever asked to do so, although no has in fact asked.
So, here's the deal. I'm all about freedom. Gay folk should have exactly the same rights and privileges as any other citizen. Who you choose to fuck and/or marry is no one else's business. And most assuredly not the government's. Go ahead and call me a teabagger, but the less the government intrudes in our lives the better off we all will be. And so I don't want to be told who I can or cannot marry and I also don't want to be told who's goddamn wedding I have to cater. I believe that's a perfectly consistent position.
And here's at least one person who happens to agree. A gay woman who donated money and apologized to the above referenced pizza parlor for the abuse they have suffered. Why did she do it?
"My girlfriend and I are small business owners, and we think there is a difference between operating in a public market space and then attaching the name of your business to a private event," she said. "Like, if we were asked to set up at an anti-gay marriage rally, I mean, we would have to decline."
Precisely. When did common sense become so uncommon?
End of rant. Did I change your mind? Didn't think so.
Speaking of the wife, here's a transcript of an actual conversation we had the other night:
Jee Yeun: What are you doing?
Me: Whatever I want.
Jee Yeun: I want to do whatever I want too.
Me: As long as whatever you want to do is what I want you to do, you can!
See, it's all about compromise.
Alright then, I'll wrap up this overly long post with a quick update on my darting life. I had a tough match against the top female player in singles league, but managed to eek out a 10-6 victory. I'll need to play better this Sunday when I go mano a mano with the guy currently occupying first place. I'm going to try and take him down a notch.
In pub league action, the Dillinger's Dartitis Quarantine continues to roll. We beat the Gecko's Jeckles last night 25-14. I was happy to go 5-1 in singles against their top two players. The 2-4 performance in doubles was disappointing but some things were beyond my control. We are solidly in second place and play our rivals the Dillinger's Dill Pickles who have the top spot in the standings.
And now you haven't missed a thing from my so-called life.
A league of distinguished gentlemen
Minus one.
Yesterday I had the distinct honor of hanging out with Young Chun and Kevin Kim enjoying beverages, food and conversation. As regular readers will recall, Young recently published the story of his time as an American conscript in the Korean army. (go buy it now on Kindle for $2.99!) After reading the Kindle version I wanted a hard copy for my library and I saw on Young's blog that he hadn't yet acquired any bound copies for himself.
Now, I admit to having had a somewhat selfish motivation for this purchase and delivery–I wanted to get my copy signed! Which of course Young graciously agreed to do.
I had arrived to the meetup a few minutes late having made a poor decision in taking the 110A bus to Itaewon instead of the subway. Lesson learned. Young was already halfway through his first beer by then, but I played catch-up as best I could and thereafter matched him beer for beer. Young professes to be an introvert but he got on well with the Saturday afternoon crowd at Shenanigans. I introduced him to the bar owner and it turns out they have a mutual friend which was pretty cool. Also in the category of "it's a small world", the waitress asked me "is that Young?". It turns out her brother and Young are colleagues. What are the odds?
We talked about the book and some of the stuff that wasn't included in the book. I engaged in some good-natured ball busting about Kevin's cultural insensitivity (after he complimented me for not using the Korean-style two finger salute in our group photo above). And then our thoughts turned to food. We briefly discussed eating at Shenanigans, which had the virtue of being convenient. But I still owed Kevin a dining experience at the Oasis Mexican/barbecue buffet at the Dragon Hill Lodge on base. Young recalled the last time he was on base was for his ill-fated attempt to join the U.S. Army in order to avoid serving in the Korean military. (Read the book!) So we hoofed it over to Yongsan Garrison and unlike our last attempt, Oasis was indeed open for business. So we gave them some.
Now, the thing about an all-you-can-eat buffet is that I feel the need to eat more than my money's worth. On our first run through Kevin and I came back with heaping plates. Young returned with tiny portions of everything that barely filled half a plate. I feared he wasn't clear on the concept. I shouldn't have worried. His strategy was to taste a bit of everything to determine what he liked best. He then made two more visits to the buffet (versus one more for me and Kevin) and I'd judge he did indeed deplete the profit margin for Oasis last night. Young recounted how he used to blitzkrieg the Godfather's pizza buffet. Coincidentally or not, Godfather's is now bankrupt.
My guests declared the food to be to their satisfaction and I was happy about that. Kevin had briefly considered forgoing the pulled pork as he will be making a batch today in his new slow cooker. I pointed out that he should have some for comparison purposes and he agreed there was no flaw in that logic. He found the Oasis iteration outstanding, so I guess he's set a high bar for his efforts today. Here's a hint: It's all about the sauce!
After leaving the restaurant, we stopped at the Dragon Hill's designated smoking area so Young and I could feed our nasty habit. A young man there asked if we'd like to take some of his cigarettes off his hands. A rather odd request, but Young was down for some free smokes. The guy explained that he was waiting on some oil for his vapor machine (and it was quite a machine!) to be delivered from the USA and he didn't want to be tempted to smoke a whole pack. Young graciously poured the remaining oil from his vapor cigarette into the stranger's, and both seemed happy with the exchange.
We were all heading in different directions, but each of those destinations began at Samgakji station. So we signed off post and hoofed it over to the subway. I made it about 3/4 of the way before my damn leg flared up (the first time it hurt all day) so I said my goodbye's and set down to rest. Two minutes later I was good to go.
And so ended a very pleasant evening with my learned compadres.
What happens in Vegas…
In celebration of ten years of blogging here at LTG, each week for the next
52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 weeks I will delve deep into the sewer archives of past posts to bring you a tidbit of blog history. I had originally planned to call this series "The best of LTG", but damn, there just wasn't much "best" to be found. And mediocre is too hard to spell.)
Two years ago I was in Las Vegas. I wrote about the events of that day in a post called "I'll never do that again!".
We've encountered our share of potholes during our journey, but things seem to be on the upswing. I aim to keep it that way.
With a spring in my step
Out and about taking care of business today. Awhile back I mentioned the fiasco involving an insurance company issuing a check for roof repairs in the name of my dead father. Thanks to some sleuthing by my son we found the potential fix. It involves submitting a petition to the Probate Court to reopen the estate for the purpose of depositing said check (it's over $14,000 so it's a pretty big deal to poor folks like us).
So, I completed the petition (which to the county's credit was in a handy PDF format). I'm just hoping I checked all the right boxes. Once I had filled in and printed out the form I needed to get my signature notarized. I had checked with my bank on post and was disappointed to learn they did not offer that service. Plan B was to visit the office of the Judge Advocate General (JAG). And that's what I set out to do.
I arrived at noon only to discover the *ahem* JAG was off. Until 1300 anyway. So the wife and I enjoyed us some Burger King and then sat outside soaking up some fine spring weather.
At the appointed hour I scored ticket #2 in the waiting queue and soon enough I was at the counter. I dutifully showed my Army contractor ID card and the soldier/notary asked to see my "orders", by which he meant the paperwork I was provided when I was granted SOFA status. Well you know, I just don't carry those around with me and I haven't even looked at them since I arrived back in Korea. The soldier explained that unless my "orders" specifically included access to legal services he was not authorized to help me. I told him I assumed they did as I had been granted all the normal rights and privileges. He didn't want to take my word for it though. I explained I'd made a 45 minute trip in from Gireum and I really needed to get this done today. He said he'd check with a higher up but he expected the answer would be no. Shortly thereafter he returned and said there was no higher up available. I gave him my best woe-is-me routine and he finally relented and notarized my signature, for which I thanked him profusely.
Next stop was the Army Post Office where I utilized Priority Mail to send the documents off to South Carolina. Easy peezy.
Then we moved on to the bank and withdrew money to pay the rent. Long line, but it moved fast enough I reckon. While I had been taking care of business with the JAG, Jee Yeun had been looking through the PX circular and spotted a purse she coveted. I pointed out that she already had a perfectly fine purse but she said it was a "winter" purse and she needed a new one for summer. Finding it hard to argue with a logic I didn't understand, I agreed to go to the PX after we finished our bank business.
Alright, I'm not much of a shopper. And shopping for purses is just not something I have much comfort level doing. But I had a picture from the circular, so how hard could it be? Excruciatingly difficult as it turned out. I eventually found a rack with the brand of the desired purse on display, but no purse that matched the picture (or the price) of the one in the circular. Finding a salesperson in the PX is like looking for water in the desert, but after awhile I snagged one who was hurrying by (probably trying to avoid me). She also could not find the purse so she called out to a male employee who gruffly stated "not in stock" and walked off. So Jee Yeun still doesn't have a summer purse and I wasted precious minutes of my life. (Ha, sorta like you are doing by reading this post!)
We walked back to the Dragon Hill Lodge gate to sign off post and my left leg was screaming the whole way. Yep, it's still doing that. Comes and goes, and usually if I sit down for a few minutes the pain lessens and I can move along. I needed to get to the commissary and Jee Yeun was heading into Itaewon to do the money exchange thing, so we shared a cab. While shopping I ran into my soon to be former boss and he confirmed that legal services was included in my "orders". So, there's that.
Having purchased exactly $135.00 in groceries I wasn't feeling up to lugging them out to the bus stop. So I grabbed one of the waiting cabs and told the driver "here's the deal, I'm going to give you a very short fare but I'm going to pay you W5000 for it". He was down with that (and even turned off the meter) and five minutes later I was at the bus stop. The 143 arrived just after I did, and we were on to Gireum-dong.
And that's how my day went.


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Just found this on the web and thought I'd share it with everyone. I'm getting ready to configure the VM and will let you know how it works out.
Nervepoint Access Manager - Self Service edition is a free and easy Active Directory self service, password reset and account unlock virtual appliance.
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Jul 20, 2011 at 3:02 UTC
Website doesn't show much. Tried to watch the video and took forever to pull it up (could be on my end). Concept sounds interesting though.
Jul 20, 2011 at 3:18 UTC
Brand Representative for Job Skill Share
Website doesn't show much. Tried to watch the video and took forever to pull it up (could be on my end). Concept sounds interesting though.
Good find birdra
Reg i saw this in email from TechRepublic check it out
Jul 20, 2011 at 3:39 UTC
I see it specifically seems to be a vm that runs under vmware. Do they have a vm for Hyper-V?
Jul 20, 2011 at 3:42 UTC
I only saw the VMX file on their download page.
Jul 20, 2011 at 9:16 UTC
Hullooo zeeba neighba!
(sorry, couldn't resist)
I would be interested to how nervepoint works out for you though.
Jul 21, 2011 at 2:04 UTC
Petes PC Repairs is an IT service provider.
nice find, downloading now, will have a play and report back (probably next week)
Jul 21, 2011 at 7:14 UTC
Yeah I saw that on TechRepublic too, it looks very interesting, expecially at that price point! Not sure what the devs at ScriptLogic are going to think when their paid Password Self Service app does exactly the same thing!
The only issue I have with rolling it out is the initial email asking for users to fill out a profile and provide answrs to Security Questions (as set when you originally configure the web console). I'm pretty sure quite a few of my users either wouldn't be bothered to do it or delete the email without even reading it!
Still it is a very good idea and would save a whole load of password resets / unlocking of users (mainly caused in our organisation by mobile devices attempting to retrieve emails after the password has expired!)
Maybe one day...
Jul 21, 2011 at 7:23 UTC
Petes PC Repairs is an IT service provider.
got it installed playing with tommorrow
Jul 21, 2011 at 7:45 UTC
This looks very cool and interesting. Downloading now and will give it a try soon.
Jul 21, 2011 at 8:30 UTC
I agree with pretty much everybody else. Great find!
We purchased AD Self Service from ManageEngine. But this looks to be a whole lot cleaner. Downloading now, will get back with results.
Jul 21, 2011 at 9:56 UTC
My laptop died last night. So I'm setting up a temp until Lenovo shows up. Will try to test today.
LOL! I love Pearls before swine. At my job i'm either goat or zebra depends on the user.
Jul 22, 2011 at 11:12 UTC
Finally got around to getting this setup.
First thing is a prerequisite you must have LDAPS enabled on at least one of your DCs for this to work. It will not connect over a plain LDAP connection. To setup LDAPS for AD use one of these links 2003 LDAPS 2008 LDAPS.
The image from the site works from VMware player, but not ESX. I converted it using the VMware converter.
The VM is setup to get an IP via DHCP. I manually changed the IP and DNS server settings in /etc/resolv.conf and /etc/network/interfaces to match my network from an SSH session. You can do it via webmin, but I kept getting an IPv6 error.
I then connected to the server via my web browser and went through the wizard to configure the appliance. Be warned that you cannot easily go back and change some of these options unless you are familiar with the command line. There are five questions that users will need to provide answers for in their answer profiles. You can change the default questions to be anything you like or think your users will remember. The application only needs three to unlock or reset a password. There is an option to send out a mass email to your users to have them complete their answer profiles during setup. This is the only time you will see that option as it is not available after setup is complete, so send it now or create your own message later.
Once the wizrad has completed you are presented with a web page that has three options "Forgotten My Password", "Unlock My Account", and "My Account". Forgotten My Password takes you to a wizard that will walk you through changing your AD account. Unlock My Account will take you to a wizard that will unlock your account. My Account is where users will go to setup their answer profile for the questions created during setup.
There is also an administration link at the bottom of the page. Logging on to the admin site defaults to a page with several graphs relating last logons, password changes and expiration, etc. There also tabs for configuring AD, mail servers, and email templates. Of some interest is the Manage Identities tab which for now only displays last logon, password expiration date, password changed date, password status, and account status for all user accounts. While that information is helpful now. I'm hoping tat we get some kind of drill down or better sorting capabilities.
So, how does it work. Simply great. By that I mean it's simple and great. I tested it with several accounts in various states and it works as advertised, even warned that one account was not locked. it even sends out an email notifying the user that their account has been changed.
I will be rolling this out to production soon.
Jul 25, 2011 at 4:15 UTC
Petes PC Repairs is an IT service provider.
got this set up and rolled out everything went well and really impressed by it
simple and easy and free what more do you want
5* from me
any body else know of any more free vm's
Jul 25, 2011 at 5:27 UTC
Anyone know of a HyperV equivalent?
Aug 11, 2011 at 10:56 UTC
I am going to see if I can convert this to a Xen image or ova and check it out.
:EDIT: going to open with virtualbox, then export as ovf/ova then import into xen. Time consuming, but still think it's the fastest way.
::EDIT#2:: Virtualbox doesn't like it, so I am using xenconvert to try to ovf the vmdk.
::EDIT#3:: I got it converted to a xen image and am now in the configuration stage.
Aug 31, 2011 at 6:30 UTC
I'm kind of curious what is the company's motive for offering this?
Usually a free software is open source, for research or its a lite version of a product for sale. It doesn't seem this company has any other products? Anyone know any back info on them?
Sep 7, 2011 at 3:22 UTC
Tek Fusion Global is an IT service provider.
I too am a little confused by the offering. The is no mention of an open source license being used. I always check to see who uses which verison of any given open source standard license.
I would be extremely careful in using this product. Remember you are giving up the keys to the kingdom with this product...
Sep 7, 2011 at 3:28 UTC
Now you guys are getting me paranoid.....
Oct 17, 2011 at 12:45 UTC
1st Post
An FYI a newer version is available now with larger AD support, static IP and a few other little trinkets.
Oct 18, 2011 at 3:53 UTC
Brand Representative for Lepide
Another great tool for self password reset is Lepide Active Directory Self Service. This is a web based application. The users can even update their basic information through this tool. Plus select a list of people whom they trust to unlock their password when they have lost their own.
Download the software: http://www.lepide.com/active-directory-self-service.html
Oct 18, 2011 at 3:59 UTC
Petes PC Repairs is an IT service provider.
Another great tool for self password reset is Lepide Active Directory Self Service. This is a web based application. The users can even update their basic information through this tool. Plus select a list of people whom they trust to unlock their password when they have lost their own.
Download the software: http://www.lepide.com/active-directory-self-service.html
not free though
Oct 18, 2011 at 4:04 UTC
Petes PC Repairs is an IT service provider.
downloading the new version now to see the differences
the only down side i seemed to have it didn't always successfully sync with AD first time so i could be upto a week before new people were included
Oct 18, 2011 at 9:26 UTC
Nervpoint seems a little bit more legit, here's a screen cap of a convo I had with them via twitter.
Oct 18, 2011 at 3:03 UTC
Brand Representative for Netwrix
NetWrix Password Manager is now free for up to 50 users. It's not a virtual appliance though, but it's a full-featured self-service password management tool, both web-based and logon prompt-integrated.Edited Oct 22, 2015 at 2:47 UTC

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rdave13 09:53 23 May 2013
Is your email set as the default? I use Window Live Mail client for my emails. In control panel, default programs, 'set program access and computer defaults, expand 'custom', I have 'use current email program' button dotted and the box ticked for 'enable access to this program' for Windows Live Mail.


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I wasn't impressed with Lipnitskaia. Her skating is very herky-jerky: she lands her small jumps, but there isn't much flowout from them. She doesn't seem to have any relationship with the music. She does all the choreographic touches that were given to her, but they were often not exactly where they should have been with the music. And there was entirely too much leg-grabbing. Yes, Julia, we know you are very bendy, but feats of flexibility by themselves don't express the character of the music.
Her annoyance in the KnC at not winning the competition can be forgiven because she is only 14 years old. But she should recognize that she is now skating against senior women. Maybe Mao Asada didn't have the technical chops Julia had, but she skated smoothly, lightly and with feeling so that the whole was worth far more than the sum of its parts. Julia's whole was considerably less than Mao's----that's why Mao won.
I am so, so, sad and disappointed for Amelie...I don't think she has the mental toughness to do it this year...I hope I'm wrong as I enjoy her skating very much..I did like her short programme very much and though she executed it well. Her long, mistakes aside, was too much arm flaling and seemed as if she was just a tad bit overly dramatic..I wsh her well and hope she can step it up for nationals...you go girl!
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Unitarian Universalism is a liberal denomination with no specific religious creed or dogma.
This is not to say that we "can believe anything we want," or that we "don't believe in anything." Nothing could be further from the truth. While our members and friends have a wide variety of religious beliefs, we are united by a code of ethics and behavior known as The Seven UU Principles, which are as follows:
We, the member congregations of the Unitarian Universalist Association, covenant to affirm and promote:
- The inherent worth and dignity of every person;
- Justice, equity and compassion in human relations;
- Acceptance of one another and encouragement to spiritual growth in our congregations;
- A free and responsible search for truth and meaning;
- The right of conscience and the use of democratic process within our congregations and in society at large,
- The goal of world community with peace, liberty and justice for all;
- Respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part.
Religious beliefs that are in conflict with these principles are not usually found in UU churches, and their followers can expect to be challenged in our congregations.
Unitarian Universalism is a relatively new denomination, unique to North America. It was formed in 1961 with the merger of two liberal Christian denominations. The first was Unitarianism, which believed in one god and rejected the Trinity of "Father, Son and Holy Ghost." Unitarians considered themselves Christian, and believed Jesus was an important teacher, but did not believe he was the son of God, any more than we are all children of God. The second was Universalism, which rejected the Calvinist theology of predetermination. Universalists felt that a loving God would not condemn anyone to an eternity in Hell, and believe that salvation would be universal - available to all.
Today's Unitarian Universalism is a vibrant and dynamic expression of many different beliefs and lifestyles, all working together to bring the UU principles to bear in our communities - living proof that people of faith need not have identical beliefs in order to unite in a common spiritual cause.
From the Unitarian Universalist Association:
The living tradition which we share draws from many sources:
- Direct experience of that transcending mystery and wonder, affirmed in all cultures, which moves us to a renewal of the spirit and an openness to the forces which create and uphold life;
- Words and deeds of prophetic women and men which challenge us to confront powers and structures of evil with justice, compassion, and the transforming power of love;
- Wisdom from the world's religions which inspires us in our ethical and spiritual life;
- Jewish and Christian teachings which call us to respond to God's love by loving our neighbors as ourselves;
- Humanist teachings which counsel us to heed the guidance of reason and the results of science, and warn us against idolatries of the mind and spirit.
- Spiritual teachings of earth-centered traditions which celebrate the sacred circle of life and instruct us to live in harmony with the rhythms of nature.
- Grateful for the religious pluralism which enriches and ennobles our faith, we are inspired to deepen our understanding and expand our vision. As free congregations we enter into this covenant, promising to one another our mutual trust and support.
Mission Statement of the Concord UU Church
Connecting in Love & Service
Growing Spiritually
Transforming Ourselves & the World
Covenant of the Concord UU Church
Love is the spirit of this church, and service its call. Let this be our covenant: To dwell together in peace, to seek the truth in love, and to help one another.
The Concord Unitarian Universalist Church is a member of the Unitarian Universalist Association and the Northern New England District.


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Agent Drew Rosenhaus, via his commentary for Sprint Sports, posted another video recently describing the plight of his client, Eagles cornerback Lito Sheppard.
"I'm not sure what the eventual outcome will be," Rosenhaus said in the video, which you can watch below. "We have talked to the team about an extension. We have talked to the team about a potential trade. All bets are off. We're going to have to take it one day at a time. Certainly, it's not a positive situation and my client should be starting."
Rosenhaus and Sheppard seemingly are the only ones who think that anything will happen other than Sheppard having to play this season under his current contract as the third corner.
Countered Sheppard after practice Monday: "I think my role is still undetermined right now. I feel fine, I feel great, I feel healthy, I feel ready to play this season, but as to my role, that has yet to be determined ... Me not starting, that's the biggest propaganda."
Sheppard also had some advice for the reporters surrounding him in the locker room.
"That's a good question, you should ask that right now,'' Sheppard said, when reporters asked him why he felt he wasn't starting. "Given the reasons supposedly — my injuries, me not being able to stay on the field — with that not being an issue [currently], what is the issue? That's a good question for y'all to bring up.''
Here is more on the Sheppard situation from today's Daily News.
The Eagles have made an effort to improve their special teams with the drafting of return men DeSean Jackson and Quintin Demps. Mark Kram takes a look at the Birds' new returners and why the Birds have struggled in this area.
And, the Eagles are not the only team in the NFC East to upgrade their return game. Rick Gossellin in the Dallas Morning News looks at the moves made by the other teams in the division to help on special teams.
In other news, the Rams, who open the season next Sunday at the Linc, have picked up cornerback Ricky Manning Jr. That name might sound familiar from an NFC Championship Game of the past when Manning had three interceptions of Donovan McNabb. That fact was not lost on the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Plus, here is a report on the Rams' preseason. One thing that might be interesting is the health of the wide receivers behind Torry Holt. The status of Nos. 2 and 3 wideouts Dante Hall (ankle) and Drew Bennett (groin) is uncertain for Philly. Both saw limited action when the team practiced Monday.


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Christchurch Boys Chorus Dress Rehearsal for NZ Opera's Production of Carmen
I was invited along to the Isaac Theatre Royal this evening, to take some photos of the local boy's choir before they had their dress rehearsal. They will be part of the chorus for the NZ Opera Christchurch production of Carmen. I've not seen the opera myself yet, but I was told the boys mimic the soldiers in the opera.
Best of luck to the boys for their performance. From what I saw they are very professional and talented young singers.
Carmen is on at the Isaac Theatre Royal from Thursday 13 July to Saturday 22 July.
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Did you know that Paul Henry's grandmother was a gypsy? If this opera wasn't written in 1875, he might have had a really tall tale to tell — perhaps good enough for another opera 😉 Anyway, humour aside, the story line of Carmen seems to be quite a classic!
Something of an updated setting for the opera, it would seem.


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Woman raped by friend's fiance should share secret burden
Published 10:21 am, Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Dear Abby:
Six months ago, my best friend's fiance raped me. He is a man I've known for many years, and I didn't see it coming. I became pregnant but had a miscarriage two months later. I recently had to have a hysterectomy from damage incurred from the rape and the miscarriage.
I never went to the police or pressed charges, and very few people are aware of the whole horrific experience. I have been beyond traumatized by what happened.
My best friend knows nothing about it, and I have been unable to face her since that awful night. We text now and then, and she keeps asking why I have suddenly dropped out of her life. I don't know if I can tell her the truth. We were as close as sisters, and I honestly miss her like crazy, but I can't be part of her life if this monster is in it.
Do I tell the truth? Or do I just shut her out of my life? This has taken a physical and emotional toll on me. Please give me some advice.
Missing a Friend in Canada
Dear Missing:
Gladly. Find the nearest rape and sexual assault treatment center in your province and make an appointment immediately! You need more help than anyone can give you in a letter, and the people there can counsel you not only on what to do, but also what your options are at this point. Your friend should absolutely be informed about what she's getting into if she marries your rapist, but I do not recommend that you tell her until you have strong emotional support beside you.
Dear Abby:
Our married son and two young children live in Kurdistan, Iraq.
They are volunteering for a charity that helps Syrian refugees. Though we admire their noble efforts, we struggle with the daily sacrifices this brings to our whole family.
We work full time and could save up to visit them, but because we are not comfortable with their choice to live in this dangerous part of the world, we continue to refuse their invitation. What do you advise? Are we being self-centered?
So Far Away
Dear So Far Away:
No, you are being rational and self-protective. Not only do I not think you are self-centered, I'm suggesting you keep them in your prayers and use Skype or video chatting to stay in contact.


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IP Addressing and Subnetting INC IPV6: Including IPv6
Publication Date 1 Jan 2000
Publisher Syngress Media,U.S.
Author(s) Syngress
OverviewInternetworking Protocol (IP) addresses are the unique numeric identifiers required of every device connected to the Internet. They allow for the precise routing of data across very complex worldwide internetworks. The rules for their format and use are governed by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) of the The Internet SOCiety (ISOC). In response to the exponential increase in demand for new IP addresses, the IETF has finalized its revision on IP addressing as IP Version 6, also know as IPng (ng = Next Generation). Key hardware vendors such as Cisco and major Internet Service Providers such as America Online have already announced plans to migrate to IP Version 6.IP address allocation within an organization requires a lot of long-term planning. This timely publication addresses the administrator and engineer's need to know how IP 6 impacts their enterprise networks.
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Life Lately #5 || Making the Most of Right NowSunday, November 08, 2015
It's been awhile since I've done a little life update on here (February!) and lots has been going on the past few months. I have been settling into my new life in the North West and keeping myself busy with as much work and projects I can. I have gone from a 9-5 office job to working from home and I am still getting to grips with all that involves. It can be challenging to get the work life balance right but I feel like only now I'm getting finally there. Here are a few things I have been up to.
New York
As I mentioned in my last post there were a few reasons for my blogging hiatus but the main reason was a big project I was working on throughout the summer that left me wanting to use my off time to be away from my laptop as much as possible. This project did cumulate in getting the chance to visit New York for the first time so was well worth the crazy work hours. New York was a great experience, it was my first time visiting and of course TV and films had left me with many thoughts in my head in what it should have been like. I think it definitely lived up to those preconceptions I had of the place, there really is a buzz when you were there. And when they say the summer is humid they REALLY mean it! I don't think I could be the personality type to live there but amazing to visit and I would love to make another trip there in the future, but maybe at a time I don't sweat myself away when I step outside.
Weekend with Friends
Back in college you really take for granted how great it is to have your friends so close, only a short walk a way for a drink, or even a short trip down the hall in your student house to chat over a cup of tea. Then adulthood kicks in and everyone heads off in their own directions and seeing one another once a month is seen as a luxury. Back in July we finally organised a few of our friends to come up to Donegal for a weekend and it was so much fun beach exploring and many a cocktail. It was also great for our friends to get a taste of our life up here in the wilds compared to big cities they live in. Hopefully I can get them all up to visit again soon but we will leave out Risk this time! (the Risk War of 2015 will go down in history)
Family Wedding
We had a another great family wedding; my big brother had his big day in October and I was lucky enough to be bridesmaid for the big day. I got to wear a beautiful dress and walk up the aisle with my adorable little niece, it was great to be part of such a beautiful day. Weddings can be stressful and so much goes into it all before the big day but it's so great to just hang out with the family all in one place and celebrate something so joyful.
Other things filling up my life lately;
- Long car journeys; with work and family we have been living in our car this year and a 3 hour car journey is now like popping down to the shop.
- IKEA; I have been a frequent visitor of this place far too much this year but our little cottage is pretty cozy now.
- Gilmore Girls; I finally finished the entire series! I have been watching on and off for the past year and the show really went down the last 2 seasons but I had to finish and know what happened all my beloved characters. I am very excited for the newly teased episodes
Hope you enjoyed my little update; I want to start doing these more often as sometimes I can get so in routine and next steps for future plans I don't take the time to reflect on what's been bringing me happiness and making most of right now.


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Playtest Workshop/Cthulhu Fluxx! at Card Kingdom
August 30, 2012 from 6:30pm to 10pm
Card Kingdom is going to have some wonderful guests Thursday, August 30th, before PAX! Kristin and Andy Looney will be at Card Kingdom and we're giving them the tournament room to play in! They'll be showing off Cthulhu Fluxx! Come down and play! There will be tons of cool things going on!Thursday is also Playtest Workshop! Do you like Fluxx? Do you want to play new games before they come out? This event is for you!Oh, and did I mention there will be signed promotional cards that you can ONLY…See More


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Madhumita Shukla murder: Missing accused arrested
An accused in poetess Madhumita Shukla murder case, who went missing was arrested here on Tuesday, police said.
Gorakhpur: An accused in poetess Madhumita Shukla murder case, who went missing after the Uttarakhand High Court awarded him life imprisonment, was arrested here on Tuesday, police said.
Prakash Chandra Pandey was arrested from his Shahpur residence, they said.
Pandey was earlier let off by the trial court for want of evidence but the Uttarakhand High Court on July 16 pronounced him guilty and sentenced him to life imprisonment, while upholding the life sentence of key accused Amarmani Tripathi, his wife and two others.
Accepting the plea of CBI, which demanded life sentence for Pandey alias Pappu, the court had directed the police to take him into custody immediately but he was untraceable.
Amarmani, his wife Madhumani and two others ? Rohit Chaturvedi and Santosh Kumar Rai were convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment by a Dehradun court in 2007 for hatching a conspiracy and killing Shukla, who was shot dead in Lucknow on May 9, 2003.
Amarmani has been an SP MLA and minister during the course of his trial before he was convicted in 2007. He was with the BSP and a UP minister when Madhumita was killed.
After thorough investigation, CBI filed a charge sheet against Amarmani, Rohit, Santosh, Pandey, Yagya Narain Dixit and Madhumani on December 19, 2003.
The trial of the case was later transferred out of Uttar Pradesh to Uttarakhand following a Supreme Court order.
After a trial that spanned more than 8 months, the district and sessions judge at Dehradun on October 24, 2007, convicted Amarmani, Madhumani, Santosh and Rohit and sentenced them to undergo life imprisonment.
The court had acquitted Pandey, who had visited the house of Madhumita along with Santosh on May 9, 2003.


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President Atif Fareed of the American Muslim Community Centers is leading a campaign to foster commonality between Christians, Muslims, and Jews in the United States. He stresses that we are all American Citizens who are loyal and hoping for the good of America. Growing frequency of terror attacks throughout the globe has created a rift between Muslims and people of other faiths. Fareed tells everybody that terrorists do not represent Islam. Terrorists are not honoring Mohammed or Allah's teachings but instead are defiling them. Americans, regardless of religion, should band together and standing up against terrorism.
Brussels attacks: Police move against 'hooligan' protesters
Belgian police fired water cannon to disperse a large group of demonstrators who stormed a central Brussels square.They invaded the Place de la Bourse as people paid tribute at a makeshift memorial for victims of last Tuesday's deadly attacks. Read more…
"Why Islam" Billboard Campaign
To achieve or at least come closer to having commonality between Americans of different faiths, Atif Fareed launched the "Why Islam" billboard campaign. He led the installation of four billboards throughout Orlando and Daytona Beach. The campaign aims to erect the billboards in key areas of all major cities in the United States. As of 2016, more than a hundred billboards have already been installed by the campaign.
Same Family, Same Message
Fareed believes that the best way to clear the various misconceptions about Islam and Muslims is to let non-Muslims know the truth about Islam and the teachings of Mohammed. The Quran teaches Muslims to love and be loyal to the country where they live. So to be good Muslims, American Muslims must be loyal to the United States over any other country. The billboards aim to remind non-Muslims of this teaching so that they realize the Muslims are not the enemy. Muslims are their family and their neighbor.
Why Islam Information Campaign
The billboard campaign also acts as an information campaign, encouraging non-Muslims to know more about Islam. Each of the billboards contains a toll-free number and an email address. The toll free number leads to an information center where a representative will answer any question relevant to Islam. The website, on the other hand, is for people who do not have any particular questions but just want to know anything about the religion. Fareed strongly believes the fear of Islam will be alleviated if people only knew the truth about the religion.
Opening of Mosques and Muslim Centers
Fareed is also a strong advocate of opening the doors of Mosques and Muslim centers to non-Muslims. Muslim places of worship are the best locations for spreading the true words of Allah. He also invites people of other faiths to attend even just one sermon or a single religious lesson to have an idea how Muslims practice their faith.


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Those reviewing what to do with their accrued UK pension benefits, usually have the following three options:
- Leave your UK pension benefits where they are.
- Transfer into a UK Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP), the name given to the type of UK Government approved personal pension scheme. You may transfer to a SIPP in your own name, especially if you are planning to retire to the UK.
- Transfer into a Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Scheme (QROPS), which is an overseas pension scheme that meets certain requirements set by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs. You may transfer to a QROPS in your own name, if you feel that you are likely to remain offshore permanently.
From April 2006, under the so-called Pension simplification rules, you can transfer your accrued UK personal or occupational pension benefits into a tax efficient jurisdiction.
Whilst the rules require the QROPS trustee to report to the HMRC certain events until 10 years from the transfer, the following are key considerations.
Why should I consider a QROPS?
Leaving your pension in the UK attracts UK levels of taxes and charges. By comparison QROPS offers the following benefits:
- You can consolidate multiple UK schemes into one for simpler reporting, servicing and, most likely, reduced costs.
- You can access your pension funds from age 55.
- Potentially greatly reduced income tax liability when taking your pension income.
- Take income and benefits in the currency of your choice.
- Tax efficient access to up to 100% of your pension fund. 30% is available tax-free, with the balance subject to your resident jurisdiction's calculations (usually much lower than UK taxes).
- Greater investment choice than UK schemes.
- No death charge for those who exceed 5 full UK tax years as a UK non-resident. This provides certainty that the unused fund can be transferred to your loved ones. The UK will charge 45% on the unused fund owned by individuals who pass away from the age of 75.
- UK "Lifetime Allowance" does not apply. Avoid tax recovery charge of probably 55% or more, on the amount of a pension fund that exceeds GBP 1.25 million. This threshold will reduce further to GBP 1 million (from April 2016).
- Many UK schemes have hidden charges, so the actual cost of your pension is rarely known. QROPS are fully transparent; you'll know exactly what the charges are.
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The QROPS jurisdiction we recommend will vary depending on your individual requirements. However, due to recent developments, we usually recommend Australia, Malta or Gibraltar.
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If you speak with one of ICC's wealth managers, you are guaranteed impartial and confidential advice. They are experts in pension transfers. This is important. The rules can be complex, and there are many QROPS and SIPP providers. Careful due diligence is needed to decide which one is the most suitable for your individual needs.
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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Hyperphosphatemia In Chronic Kidney Disease - Pipeline Review, H2 2016" report to their offering.
Hyperphosphatemia, that is, abnormally high serum phosphate levels, can result from increased phosphate intake, decreased phosphate excretion, or a disorder that shifts intracellular phosphate to extracellular space. This condition is most commonly seen in patients with chronic kidney disease. Signs and symptoms include fatigue, nausea, sleep disturbances, shortness of breath, bone and joint pain, pruritus and rash. Treatment includes phosphate binders and diuretics.
This report provides comprehensive information on the therapeutic development for Hyperphosphatemia, complete with comparative analysis at various stages, therapeutics assessment by drug target, mechanism of action (MoA), route of administration (RoA) and molecule type, along with latest updates, and featured news and press releases. It also reviews key players involved in the therapeutic development for Hyperphosphatemia and special features on late-stage and discontinued projects.
The report enhances decision making capabilities and help to create effective counter strategies to gain competitive advantage. It strengthens R&D pipelines by identifying new targets and MOAs to produce first-in-class and best-in-class products.
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text: Hi everyone! After I found the sale at Aloha rag thread, I bought my first Chloe bag from them. I was excited when I ordered it, but now I have received it and I do not know about it... Here are why: * The bag did not come with the tag or card at all.. * The bag is not as boxy as it appears in the picture. * The leather is surely soft, but not as smooth as I expected. It is like rough pebbled leather. * The lock gets in the way when I open and close the zipper and it sinks in the bag when I carry it.... * When I open the zipper all the way, the zipper gets stuck at the end and it's hard to close it again. Sorry, I do not mean to criticize, but is this normal? Or is it just me to feel this way? I just would like to know if it is this particular bag I bought or all the chloe paddingtons are like this. I would apprecite any opinion of yours! Thank you very much.


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Tricia McDonald saved my life. Well, maybe that's too dramatic of a statement, even coming from a fiction writer. But here is the truth: Tricia saved my novel. After years of toiling on a book-length manuscript and never finishing, the muse moved out and frustration moved in. The characters didn't know what they wanted and the plot lacked focus. I was "telling" and not "showing." Worse, I had no empathy for my protagonist. If I didn't like her, how could I convince a literary agent to take me on as a client? I told Tricia I was done.
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We spoke about repositioning characters and how that would affect the plot and agreed that it was not only a logical solution, it was golden.
Using a printed copy, Tricia helped me reorganize more than 65 scenes into a logical sequence. With the new protagonist in mind, we identified missing plot points and made a scene list that became a new outline. In the course of a few hours my manuscript went from potential landfill material to a viable concept for a book. Everything began to look possible.
On February 1, I set out to rewrite the novel to switch an important support character to the lead role. During the process I fell in love with all of my characters and created a few new ones to help tell the story.
On April 15, I held a completed first draft of the novel in my hands. It was a moment that ranks up there with my wedding and the birth of my two kids.
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Having this class (Writing Work-Out) to go to gives me a reason to get the words and stories in my head written on paper. I have the beginning of a very good novel going and I try to get at least 3 pages down every week. Sometimes I'm writing them right before I go to class. If I didn't have this class to go to I'm not sure I would even have started it.
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The value of the A Writing Passage classes are in the process; anybody can go to a community college, community ed, or writer's group and get information on writing. We all have access to a Barnes and Noble, Borders or Amazon where we can stockpile more advice about writing than we will ever have time to read, all good stuff.
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Holi is one of the prominent festivals celebrated in India. Holi Pooja is performed a day before playing Holi which is known as Holika Dahan. Holi Pooja is considered very essential and that's why it's performed on a large scale.
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Birth Date:04/21/1946
Home City:Vicksburg, MS
- Attended, City Colleges of Chicago, 1966
- Candidate, Mississippi State Senate, District 23, 2015
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Teejay Thomson: AWESOME! No need to drive to Kirkcaldy or Glenrothes any more.
Sandra Scott: McDonalds in Leven – hell, yeah. Bring more folks to the High Street.
Fiona Stewart: We have a teenager who has to trail to Glenrothes or Kirkcaldy with her pals to have one as a treat. It would be lovely for this age group to have one in walking distance.
Jenna Crookston: We definitely need something like that in this area. Leven needs something to give it a bit of life and some jobs!
Gillian Lynch: defo McDonald's in this area.
Rosemary Watson: defo need a McDs
Claire Ness: Much needed in the area. More jobs and opportunities.
Linda Spinks: It would bring jobs (although low paid) so why not?
Andrea Masson: I heard talk of it being beside Aldi, which I don't think would benefit our run-down town centre much if it was there. Would create jobs though, so I can't see that it's a bad thing.
Amanda Kerr: I think its a great idea as it gives more opportunities for jobs. However, it would be better if it was something we needed.
Laura Barr: Rather a McDonalds than another bakers or kebab shop. Don't see the fuss against it.
Martha Hales Hamilton: A lot of local kids would love it; yes; it would be handy.
Dawn Hennen: About time too.
Karen Jane Urban: Agree we need more variety of shops, sports shop, mobile phone shop and yes, I think a McDonald's would be good.
Gill Simpson: I say any big employer coming into Levenmouth can only be of benefit to the area.
Tony Davidson: Bring on McDonald's!
Jean McNair Ewan: McDonalds is a MUST for this area. It's been needed for a very long time.
Mark Wiggin: Anything that brings employment to the area is needed – I would like to see it on high street to bring foot flow back.
Trish Gunn: We definitely could do with a McDonald's somewhere for the kids to go for a treat
Tracy Spowart: I'd be McDelighted.
Margaret Kabunga: It would generate jobs and encourage people to go into the town centre.
Kathy Easton: Would be a massive boost to the town; any business bringing employment can only be good.
Abbie Wardlaw: I think Leven would benefit as it will be packed with people for the business and the high street than it being boring and disappointing!
Jules Herd: There are 11 independent takeaways
Angela Cunningham: Definitely. Sick fed up having to drive to Kirkcaldy or Glenrothes to give my kids a wee treat at McDonald's. Yes, bring it on.
Caroline Maxwell: Most definitely. Saves having to drive to Glenrothes or Kirkcaldy.
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I feel like you guys probably have a pretty good idea of what our house is like on the main floor, but we never talk about the basement. Except to show you how messy it is, or to share secrets.
Today is really no different, see we have another big secret down there.
The real reason we haven't shown you all much of that space is that in one of the back rooms we have never shown you, we have a super
awesome crazy tiki bar that we have no idea what to do with! It's pretty theme-specific but built really well…so we haven't even attempted to use this space for anything…
I mean, just look at this wallpaper! How do we deal with that??
In fact, we've already done a bunch of work, including removing this tiki face attachment the previous owners had placed over the fireplace to complete the look. This is what it looked like when we first saw the house listed for sale…it's a wonder we even agreed to come check it out, huh?
Went too far?
Yea, that fireplace was too for, for sure.
So I probably didn't fool you.
Ah well, last year's April Fool's joke was also not super likely to fool anyone. 🙂
But in all seriousness, I'm hoping someday later this year, we'll be able to talk about the basement without feeling like we're opening the door to some deep secret we've been hiding for months. See, we don't really have any big secrets to hide down there, it's just that we don't currently use the space for much besides storage and an occasional place to stash the guest bed when the bedroom is torn up upstairs.
But with Beanie on the way and a guest room soon to be located downstairs, I'm determined that we'll have some usable space down there we can take advantage of. So, with that goal in mind, last fall/winter, we started looking for some good deals on furniture and soon one of our church friends posted this on Facebook:
Ta-da! Our first purchase for the basement.
Ok, it's not life shattering to buy a basement couch, but I was excited because it meant we were at least thinking about moving in down there a little bit. And it really just needed a good cleaning to be ready to use. It's real leather and oh-so-comfy. Seriously, this thing is so soft and it just cradles you in. Every time I sit in it, these scenes run through my mind:
Although, when I think about Wyatt and I moving it in there by ourselves, I thought of this scene:
Anyway, the first step in getting it cleaned up was removing any dust, dirt, pennies, etc. I could find. The cushions don't come out, so I used our Shop Vac extension arm thing to get as far back in there as I could. I couldn't see what I was doing so I just continued vacuuming until I stopped hearing the clicking sounds of stuff being sucked up into the tube.
Then,, I'd never cleaned leather furniture before, mostly because we had never had any so I did my research and found a few solutions online to try. I used a very diluted mixture of Dawn dish soup and Dove conditioning shampoo. (Sounds weird, but it worked really well!)
For the stained areas, I used a little fingernail polish remover on a q-tip, which did seem to remove what I assume to be spilled paint or fingernail polish since it's pink and a little glittery, but it also started to remove some color from the leather.
So I gave up and said I'd just cover it with a blanket or pillow if it really bothered me.
I figure our kids will be allowed to play on it, so it's going to be dirtier eventually, right?
I made sure to really buff all the residue from the cleaning solution away so there wasn't a film on the leather and it's ready for some use.
All in all, a great deal on a great basement couch. We still rarely use the space, but I know we will eventually. And having furniture is a good start. After all, if we're having a guest room in the basement, we should have some sort of living space down there, too, right? Otherwise, people will just be walking past all our junk and boxes to go to the bedroom down there, and to visit our secret tiki bar, of course.
We are still undecided on the final arrangement of the living space. We have a fireplace in a sort of odd place, so I'm not sure if we go with that and put the couch near it for a little sitting area, or if we forget the fireplace for now and put the couch where it makes the most sense in the area by itself. Hmmm…all of this is assuming the ping pong table isn't staying there forever. 🙂
It's the kind of puzzle I think about when I can't sleep at night. Seriously, I fall asleep rearranging furniture in my mind these days.
What are your best tips for caring for leather? How would you use this giant basement space? Did you believe, even for a second, we had a secret tiki room down there???
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Home renovations are smart investments in the long term value of a home and also create economic activity by increasing the demand for labour, building materials and other goods. Renovations can also reduce energy consumption and the long-term cost of owning a home.
The 15-per-cent credit may be claimed on the portion of eligible expenditures exceeding $1,000, but not more than $10,000, meaning that the maximum tax credit that can be received is $1,350.
The credit can be claimed on eligible expenditures incurred on one or more of an individual's eligible dwellings. Properties eligible for the HRTC include houses, cottages and condominium units that are owned for personal use. The HRTC can be claimed for renovations and enduring alterations to a dwelling, or the land on which it sits.
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Candelo show set for Sunday
More than 1,000 people are expected to attend the annual Candelo show on the New South Wales far south coast this Sunday.
This year's event will feature cattle exhibitions, woodchop competitions, and market stalls.
Spokesman Sandy McQueen says the grounds for the ring events are in good condition despite the drought.
"The ring itself is in great condition, given the fact that we've got access to water through the sewerage system that was installed in Candelo a couple of years ago," he said.
"It's recycled, completely treated and recycled, and it's absolutely perfect for the ring."
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The charm of this coastal city overflows in nearly every direction. The captured-in-time antebellum architecture will delight the history buffs. The long list of world-renowned restaurants serves as the prototype for Southern fare. And the spirits are plenty—it's known both as the most haunted city in America and for its bar-hopping, open-container culture.
• The city is home to the oldest black church in North America, First African Baptist Church. Since 1777, the church is has remained operational. The church even served as a location on the Underground Railroad (firstafricanbc.com).
• The barely year-old Brice Hotel is racking up "best new hotel" accolades. In a city proud of its preservation of antebellum structures and romantic aesthetics, the Kimpton brand brings a contemporary flair to Washington Square. The building, which has seen multiple uses since its1902 inception, is updated with touches like pop art, edgy accents, cuckoo clocks and even swings (bricehotel.com).
• Also new to the city is The Grey, a highly acclaimed restaurant headed by chef Mashama Bailey." Savannah is special because I lived here as a kid and had fond memories of Savannah," says Bailey, who left notoriety at New York City's award wining Prune to open The Grey, which is built in the city's landmark Greyhound bus terminal. "I hope The Grey will enhance the dining scene and provide a meeting round for Savannahians and people who want to come to visit Savannah. You can pop in to the Diner Bar and have a drink and some oysters, or sit down in the dining room and relax over food and wine for hours" (thegreyrestaurant.com).
• Placing its claim as the largest St. Patrick's Day celebration in the world, the city goes wild with green—even dying its famous fountain at Forsyth Park.
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Warren Buffett: Master of the Austrian 'Indirect Exchange'
"PRICE is what you PAY. VALUE is what you GET.
- Warren Buffett
Buffet's BIG Problem is enormous CASH flow from previous INDIRECT Exchanges.
He is sitting on $50 billion dollars of constantly DEBASING currency's being printed endlessly,
This is not a way to STORE WEALTH and Value, or CREATE cash flow! Storing wealth in PAPER is a RECIPE for CONFISCATION of your WEALTH!
There is NOTHING SAFE or RISK FREE in Storing wealth in Fiat currency or Sovereign Bombs er BONDS!
Buffet however plays this illusion like a BANJO!
Buffett's Investments:
- Will Reprice regardless of the currency in which they are denominated i.e. Green backs to Blue backs,
- Will survive re-denomination and official devaluation,
- Will have customers in the largest economic booms or busts (the indirect exchange: protects wealth, creates opportunity and cash flows during BOTH periods),
- Insurance customers will constantly LOSE in a fiat currency and credit financial system!
"I never attempt to make money on the stock market. I buy on the assumption that they could close the market the next day and not reopen it for five years."
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Prepare carmelized pecans ahead of time to save time.
- Yield
- Makes 4 servings
- 4 boneless and skinless chicken breasts
- 2 tbsp. Jamaican Jerk Rub
- 1 head boston or bibb lettuce - washed and torn to bite size pieces
- 1/2 lb mesclun salad mix
- 1/2 cup blueberries
- 1 cup strawberries, hulled and quartered
- 1/2 cup red raspberries
- 1/2 cup crumbled bleu cheese
- Carmelized Pecans
- 1/2 lb shelled pecan halves
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup water
- Raspberry Vinaigrette
- 1/4 cup raspberry vinegar
- 2 teaspoons lime juice
- 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- To prepare pecans: In a saucepan mix water and sugar, heat to a slow rolling boil. Add pecans and coat with syrup, allowing the water to be evaporated. Remove pecans with a slotted spoon and place on a rack to cool. To prepare vinaigrette: Mix all ingredients together to blend well. Serve with salad. To prepare salad: Sprinkle jerk rub on all four chicken breasts. Heat grill to high heat, place breast on grill and thouroughly cook. Remove and slice each breast in strips. Mix boston and mesclun greens, and divide on four plates. Layer with berries, bleu cheese and chicken strips. Top with carmelized pecans and drizzle on raspberry vinaigrette.


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