text:
Thans DJSlane (5 years and 2183 days ago)
- 1: surf
don't get me wrong author.. I gave you a super HIGH MARK.. but I am NOT going to help you bandage him up after he wipes out... EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW... what a grizzly mess that's going to be LOL
(keeping the yield sign is just plain cruel... giggle snort)
(I'm not even in this image and I'm in such pain)
excellent blending. Good luck!
CMYK46 using an Emicon as a response is very childish.. could you please voice your displeasure to give the artist some sort of direction to your disapproval.. it really isn't fair and shows a total lack of integrity... and I'm saying that from my true real heart... because I have one
Thank you for your encouragement GolemAura. According to me Photoshop essence that we can form shocking images with him.Not unconditional seventy-seven kinds are needed for a good picture to use a filter.
hehehe... too cool!!!
I LIKES it!! Cowabunga, Dude!
@ Golem: That emoticon does not connote displeasure, genius...more like amazement. And if you want to criticize my commenting style, PM me. This space is for comments on the above work.
PS: Author, there's nothing wrong with your image at all, except maybe the sign could use a bit of a reflection...good luck!
Excellent blending, well done.
great image!! you could maybe add some foam where the water starts to make it look more real! but no biggie
good use of source. Fantastic image. due to flooding , have boogie boarded on my road ( in days gone by)
This is going to end badly.. Thats why i dont surf.. We have to much bitumen also!! Nice idea - GL.
liked it..!
just put bubbles at the edge of the water to make it more realistic and thats it, gud luck
oh no, no.. you have got to change that reflection..
great job....to bad that pretty smile will be gone once he hits the asphalt...lol
Traffic be damned. Surf's up
Congrats for your second place, filantrop!
Congratulations for 2nd
Thank you very much for everybody
Howdie stranger!
If you want to rate this picture or participate in this contest, just:
LOGIN HERE or REGISTER FOR FREE


text:
The British sprinter's improved start technique gives him greater confidence than ever before
Reece Prescod believes a new and improved start technique will help him enjoy his best season yet.
"Not many people know this but I used about five different starts in 2018," says the 23-year-old Londoner, who received a lot of help from British Athletics' biomechanics team.
"I was racing seriously but also experimenting with my start, with different angles, to see what worked best.
"Then I practised it again in the indoor season and ran 6.53 which was good and showed things were going well."
Prescod opened his season in Shanghai last month with a swift 9.97 clocking to place fourth in a race that saw Noah Lyles beat fellow American Christian Coleman narrowly – both men running 9.86.
The European silver medallist was pleased with his first race and believes he will improve during the season. Who knows, this might even be the season when Linford Christie's British 100m record of 9.87 – set in Stuttgart in 1993 – will fall.
"Why not?" says Prescod. "The guys ran 9.86 the other day in Shanghai and I was in there with them and not far behind. So I think it can be done for sure."
If Prescod is the man to break it, then it could happen at a Diamond League. "My season is pretty much going to revolve around the Diamond League events," he says. "Of course I'll also run the British Champs. Then the Diamond League final and World Champs.
"I'm lucky I had a good 2018 so I am able to get into the Diamond League events far easier this year than before. It's a long season so I don't want to be going too hard too early."
Prescod was speaking to AW at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park during a launch event for the Müller Anniversary Games on July 20-21.
The day saw young athletes being put through their paces on a tumbleator – similar to the one Mo Farah famously fell on during London Marathon week – but Prescod had no similar plans to put his own body at risk and was happy to support others as they
had a go. A similarly cautious mindset means we will probably not see him running 200m much this year. He says he will definitely race it seriously at some point in the future but, for now, he prefers to stick to 100m.
"I have to be careful running around bends," he says. "I got a lot of injuries in the past due to my size and build and running hard on the bend, so I don't want to risk that again. But I will run one seriously at some stage."
Until then, Prescod will focus on 100m. His new and improved start gives him greater confidence than ever before, but what is his advice for young sprinters when it comes to starting?
"Just keep it simple," he says. "Don't overcomplicate things. When I was young I just used to pop up, look at the sky and just run. It's only really when you get down to maybe sub-10.3 or 10.4 level that you need to start focusing on it a lot more."
When he looks back on his technique from his teenage years, what does he think now? "I just laugh when I look back at it!" he says.
» Tickets to see the best athletes in the world at the London Stadium on July 20-21 at the Müller Anniversary Games are available at britishathletics.org.uk

subset: commoncrawl


text:
37 Series I Volume LI-I Serial 107 - Supplements Part I
|Page 37
|Chapter LXIII. SKIRMISHES NEAR BAILEY'S CROSS- ROADS, VA.
re- enforce the command there. There are no troops but the seven companies mentioned this side of Gauley, and there are no earth- works thrown up, as represented, this side of the river. the other bank they are building embankments the whole length of the road. They have there regiments, the First and Second Ohio, and Twelfth Ohio Regiment, at Gauley. Each regiment has two field pieces and one of each rifled. There is no artillery with the troops at Likens' Mill, as represented; it was a mistake of Lieutenant Gordon, of the cavalry, which led me to inform you that a cannon was placed to rake the road. If you cannot send me re- enforcements int e manner I have suggested or by wagons, I can place my command in the enemy's rear and wait for you to come on, but I think the former plan the enemy's rear and wait for you to come on, but I think the former land the safest and surest. Dispatch to me as soon as possible.
Lieutenant- Colonel First Cavalry.
Brigadier General J. B. FLOYD.
You may rely entirely upon the accuracy of this information. The enemy have twenty- five cavalry armed with carbines and sabers.
AUGUST 27 - 28, 1861.- Skirmishes near Bailey's Cross- Roads, Va.
Report of Brigadier General James Longstreet, C. S . Army.
August 28, 1861.
COLONEL: I send herewith the report of Colonel J. E. B. Stuart of the affairs of yesterday, and send a list of killed and wounded.* The prisoners (eight) were forwarded under guard about two hours ago. The left of our position at Munson's and Upton's is not properly guarded, nor have I the means of watching it properly. my cavalry force after taking couriers for the headquarters, and supplying General Jones with his twenty men, gives me from fourteen to twenty; just enough for an escort for the field officer of the day. General Bonham writes me that he has three or four vedettes at Vienna. I think that he has no more out in any important direction. If he could establish a picket at Lewisville it would make the watch from all points perfect and relieve my force at Falls Church of a great deal of anxiety. This would be entirely safe from anything like a surprise. Some commanding point south of that, where the troops could retreat upon Falls Church, would answer the same purpose, if he has not force enough to keep up the lookout at Lewisville. If it is established, the party in position should be particularly cautioned to give notice at Falls Church of any advance against us. I find some inconvenience in getting our supplies of rations. We can only get four or five days' rations at a time. This keeps me constantly on the watch and is exceedingly annoying. My staff officers are all fresh, and I am obliged to look to every little item.
I remain, sir, very respectfully, your most obedient servant,
Brigadier- General, Commanding.
Colonel T. JORDAN,
Assistant Adjutant-General.
*See next, post.
|Page 37
|Chapter LXIII. SKIRMISHES NEAR BAILEY'S CROSS- ROADS, VA.


text:
When I look at myself in the mirror it looks great. When I take a selfie which is how people really see me(right?) it looks ridiculous.. why?
It makes me really self conscious since i figured out mirrors arent how people see me . I kind of move my hair towards the left side of my head but not all of it
7 Answers
- 10 months ago
Cameras can distort our faces, Google it....you'll feel better once you know more about this
- Anonymous10 months ago
I feel the same way. Pictures make you look different than you really are. Sometimes it's the angle. Other times, I learn to just accept what the photos are. You can also use this technique while taking pictures by dressing a certain way with colors. Black actually makes you look thinner. Where as white makes you look a little bigger.
Every time I am taking photos, I tend to wear darker colors. Most of the time, it captures what I really look like.Source(s): Ignore what people say, we all have insecurities that are not the same. Gosh I wish I was perfect like these people who are commenting and thinking they have no issues of there own.
- Anonymous10 months ago
You are looking at your INVERSE image. You are also seeing yourself in MIRROR LIGHTS...which illuminates differently.
Do yourself a favor...stop being a jackass and STOP TAKING SELFIES. Nobody needs to see your dumb face. Who is getting anything from this? YOU? Others? Some sexy female that you think you are going to have sex with? Nope. NEVER gonna happen. STOP THE MADNESS. STOP THE SELFIES.
WHY IS THIS EVEN A THING!?!?! Morons....
- Anonymous10 months ago
there are some mirrors that make me look like Tuesday Welds and others that make me look like Donald Trumps twin sister....that is just how it is..sadly
- What do you think of the answers? You can sign in to give your opinion on the answer.
- Jagger OttoLv 710 months ago
Because you see yourself as a beautiful person.
- Anonymous10 months ago
I think how other people see you is when someone takes a picture of you on a camera or the backcamera of a phone and you see it
- 10 months ago
hey buddy i know what you mean


text:
Bought a New Phone? 5 Tips to Switching Over Without Losing Anything
Image Dbostancioglu A new Apple, Google or another manufacturer's 18:9 aspect model catches your eye, and your old handset doesn't cut it anymore. However, before leaping, it's important you take a few precautions. After all, most of your important information is on your smartphone. Moreover, you don't want to lose it during the switch. Fortunately, … Read more


text:
Do you want to watch movies online for free? Find out how to do it in Moviemocha.com. It is a site that offers you to watch movies for free anytime of the day. If you think that you can find some good movies only in your local movie theaters, you will be surprised at the site where you can find great movie and TV shows on your PC.
The users of this site are numberless, so there are not so many online movie viewers but there are many. It is because the members have watched various movies and TV shows of their choice. That's why their ratings on the movies that they have watched are so high.
But, how come you can find movie at free movies sites at the comfort of your home without going to the movie theaters? It is not possible to find such a site since not all sites offer them at no cost. You must give the site that you are visiting some money to watch new movies online for free. There are so many sites that can give you the right to watch new movies online for free but there are few that provide you the chance to view movie online at no cost.
Moviemocha.com is one of those sites that offers movie to its members. In fact, it is the premiere site of all movie lovers and movie buffs. It allows its members to watch movies of all genres and language with its 100% legal HD video and audio quality หนังออนไลน์ .
If you want to watch movies online for free and in your spare time, you should visit this site that is called Movie Mocha. It offers movies in almost all genres and languages. In addition, it also provides its members access to more movies, TV shows, and music concerts. As a member, you get added benefits like extra tickets to movie theaters, DVD and Blu-ray, etc.
Most of the members of Movie Mocha can only watch online on their own as per their personal plans. You cannot watch new movies online for free just by joining the site as a member.
Movie Mocha.com is not like other movie sites. This site does not focus only on movies of its members' personal interest. It provides movies for many reasons and its primary objective is not to entertain the members, but to make sure that they have the best time.
Movie Mocha does not allow the members to upload any of their own movies. If you want to watch movies online for free, you will have to pay the membership fee of Movie Mocha and wait for the movie of your choice to be downloaded.
The movies that you can see on Movie Mocha are only those of the directors, producers, and distributors. It is important to note that the site was built with safety and security in mind.
Movie Mocha has plenty of members and hundreds of movies that you can watch online for free. You can enjoy watching the movie of your choice without giving the site money or credit card details.
The best part about Movie Mocha is that, it is offering all genres and languages. You do not have to worry whether you want to watch Italian or Spanish movies.
You do not have to pay the Movie Mocha site a single dime to watch movies online for free. You can watch your favorite movies free of charge from the comfort of your home. Try out this site and enjoy viewing HD movies on your PC.


text:
After 10 years or so of avoiding ANY migraine drugs because they scare me I decided I would give sumatriptan a go last week , my migraine started Thursday and took nothing as I thought it would be gone by Friday but no, still there so I took a Triptan and was fine, amazing! Did the same Saturday as well. Woke up Sunday migraine still there but ramped up a level so took nothing hoping it would fizzle out then Monday still there took another Triptan and gone again....sorry for rambling here! Woke up today would appear I have another migraine starting as dizzy nauseous etc. is this normal on triptans I mean they definitely take the migraine away but it seems to just keep coming back .... Is anyone else the same? I know I am only allowed 8 per month so can't just keep throwing them back ....as tempting as it is because of the relief they seem to give! Any thoughts would be appreciated
Sumatriptan...does it abort or just d... - National Migraine...
Sumatriptan...does it abort or just delay the migraine?
I have had this with every single triptan, not just sumatriptan, although for me it was a gradual thing. The first few years of using maybe 1 or 2 sumatriptans a month the migraine cleared and there were no rebound migraines. Then I got to a stage where 2 times out of 3 times the migraine would come back about 24hrs after I took a triptan. If I decided to take another triptan on Day2 of migraine, it would just come back the next day. Last October I decided to stop taking triptans all together and my migraines/days reduced from 8 a month to 4. In other words I don't get a Day2 or rebound migraine. Obviously it's no fun going thru a migraine without a triptan and it is useful to know if I need to be upright for any reason I could take a triptan but I know if I do that, the day after will be a complete wipe out. Sorry I have no solution other for you to try another triptan and work your way down the list (I think there are 6? different ones to try).
I have similar experience with sumatriptan. It does work, but wears off and migraine returns. I have found different triptans have varying lengths of effectiveness, and also some work faster than others. I switched from sumatriptan to naratriptan for this reason several years ago. But in recent months found naratriptan wasn't strong enough to kick the migrain so didn't really matter how long it lasted. So a couple of months agao I switched to eletriptan, which I like. It seems to work well, side effects are fewer and less severe.
I recommend you goodle the triptans to find a comparison of half life (how long the drug stays in your body) and how long they take to kick in (I found naratriptan took longer to take effect than sumatriptan). And just go through a bit of trial and error to see what works for you.
I am a big fan of the triptans. Without them, my quality of life would be much worse.
I have not had this experience with sumatriptan.I take 100mg right off and it takes the migraine away for good.I started on 50mg but ramped up to 100 about 2 years ago and have had no problem.I take approx 10 tabs a month and my Doctor says as long as I am not increasing my need for them every month then he is ok with it.As an added note last week I did not get to sumatriptan in time (first time in 4 years)and could not keep anything down and for the first time tried the nasal spray Zomig which with Ondansetron for the vomiting worked really well.
I too am a huge fan of triptans and without them would have difficulty functioning several days a month,
Thanks for your replies it's good to know that there Is positive feedback. I will look into your suggestions.
I have had the same experience with Sumitriptan. I find it works great, maybe too great. I recently had to see my neurologist because I was using up to 15 doses in a 30 day period.
I use the nasal injectors rather than pills and they are 20 mg. My doctor increased my propranolol to 40 mg at bedtime from 20 mg. I haven't used sumitripitan for 2 weeks now.
Insurance limits how much Sumitripitan I can use also. When I last picked up a prescription
I received a total of 12 doses and was told that I would not be elgible for a refill for 2 months.
thanks flyby i saw yr post the other re betablockers but they made me depressed when i tried them. i may well give them another go tho as ive done all natural treatments and no improvement.glad youve found something that works
I have to say that I tried a 20mg dose of propranolol in the morning to supplement my night time dose but it made me so lethargic I could not function during the day. No easy solutions to any of this and I think over the years I have tried it all. Except medical marajuana! I have never used drugs but if I thought it would work I would probably try it. Sometime pain calls for desperate measures.
I also used injectable Sumatriptan until insurance would no longer pay for it. I then switched to 100 mg tablets, which just take longer to work. The upside of the tablets is that they are incredibly cheap, so I just pay full price and don't even claim them on my insurance. That way I can get refills whenever I need them.
I'm am also a big fan of Triptans. I use Sumatriptan nasal spray as it is fast acting & they have been life changing. If I take one it must be when you first experience your symptoms ie. light sensitivity & they work much better that way. Don't wait until the migraine has taken hold as they are not as effective. I have been on Sumatriptan for a decade now & I have found that they are not as effective for hormonal type migraine & I may have to take more than one dose if it's hormonal migraine.
Also I also find that they work better if you have a sleep immediately after taking one. The dosage may not be the right level for you as we are all different. It also may not be the Triptan for you. Good luck. I hope you find what works for you.
thanks karryon thats interesting bcos this migraine was menstrual so always the biggie. i have read that frivatriptan is good for these as they give 24 hours relief so i may ask dr for some.
Thanks for letting me know about frivatriptan because I am getting lots of menstrual migraines & I wouldn't mind trying something better suited. I have loved my Sumatriptan but not so good for these recent "raging hormone type" migraine.
i think its called frovatriptan not frivatriptan like ive put!
Thanks flybye, I,m just wondering whether that would work for me, I think I would have to start at a lower dose? But could build up I guess.
I have been taking Sumatriptan for approx 20 years. Since insurance limits the amount to 9 tabs/month, I ask for 100 mg and cut them in half to get twice the amount. Also, when I feel a migraine coming, I immediately take 2-3 Migraine formula tabs (aspirin, aceteminophen, caffeine) and if that doesn't abort the migraine in 20-30 min then I take a Sumatriptan. The key is not to wait to begin medication. Also helpful is a product called Headache Buster (or Sinus Buster)...it's an all natural nasal spray made with capsicum annuum 3X. I never leave home without all of the above mentioned. My GPs have put me on all sorts of preventative meds, but I didn't like the side effects and I don't want to be medicated for the rest of my life anyway! My migraines have been reduced from 9-10/month to 2/month ( I think they're hormonal) and the reason is because I have been doing a detox/purification every 6 months and continue to eat carefully ie consuming very little sugar, flour, alcohol, caffeine, excitotoxins MSG, processed foods, etc. It has become a way of life and as a benefit I also lost 20 lbs which hasn't come back. I wish you all the best!
Hi Joyeuse
I've never used the HeadBuster spray for migraine and would like to try it, but i live in the UK and it doesn't seem in stock anywhere here online. Also just wanted to check that it is ok to take normal pain relief for migraine before taking Sumatriptan? I have only just started taking Sumatriptan, my 2nd day in fact, i feel over-joyed as it worked amazingly well yesterday and no symptoms after, but today the migraine returned and i have taken a further 50g tablet, if it returns after this i am scared that it will just keep returning and the Sumatriptan is only delaying the process? So don't want to go down that dependancy route...hmmm? I have been having migraines usually 2 to 3 a week over last 12 months, seems to be hormone related as peri-menopausal? Anyone else suffering increasing frequency of migraines for this reason? Best wishes to all, and thank you for sharing helpful experiences.
I have been taking Sumatriptan for about 15 years. Until I was given Botox, triptans were the only effective treatment. The problem is that Triptans generate rebound headaches and it is very easy to become dependent upon them: you should try never to take more than two a week. Some triptans are longer lasting in the effect than Sumatriptan which works very quickly (especially if you take the injections). Triptan overuse is a major problem in migraine.
Without a triptan I get a three day migraine, with a fourth day winding down, but able to do things. When I take a triptan the effect usually lasts for 24 hours, then the migraine comes back and this will often happen three days running, with the 4th day being controllable with analgesics. If I take more than four triptans in four days they start to induce the migraine instead of stopping the pain. About once a year I get a major migraine and the triptane will only reduce the pain, and in the end I just sit it out without taking anything. Without the Sumatriptan I would have three days migraine twice a month, and unable to do anything at all for two of those days. With the Sumatriptans I still get the three day migraines, but I am only in pain for an hour each day. I just have to be careful not to overuse them if the migraine is particularly bad.
Where I live all the doctors and the ER said that my migrans were in my head! Well no #!&$. So when one hit me I got a ride out if town to the ER 40 mins away and they gave told me to go see the main doc there he put me on Sumatripan to take when I get a migrain! Also he gave me Tramadol and something for nausea for when I get just a headach also I am on propranolol to help aid in not getting migrains! So fare I have taken only 5 of the Sumatripan in the past 3 years! I still het them but I don't always have to take then! When I start to get a slight headach I try asprin first because if I have to take the Sumatripan or the Tramadol they knock me out for hours so they are only take as needed! My migraine I got from my dad he gets them also but not as bad he is only on Tramadol I am glad of that. I don't wish these migraine on enyone! As fare as getting them to work I put my cat out of the room and turn on some music with a bit of bass! The bass seems to work against my migraine and confuse it or some thing like that it also relaxes me. What I do is set my stereo to turn off after 1 hour the pill takes between 15 to 30 mins to work so that is enough time for bass! I am partial to and love Bass so it works for me but it can be statac or soothing music what ever you listin to while sitting or napping! I have had migraine all my life sence I was in middle school and I am 37 now. I have been on these meds for about 3 years and have only had 8 migraine and 70 to 100 headachs! If eny one still get the migraine after taking Sumatripan you should ask your doctor about Tramadol and / or propranolol!
Thank you!


text:
Tred 800 Recovery Tracks Green
Special Offer
Bulky items are those with either a high weight or large cubic volume as classified by our courier companies.
Additional Information
Product Info
TRED is the ultimate all-in-one off road recovery device, specially designed to get you & your 4WD out of trouble when traction is lost in sand, mud or snow. Engineered and manufactured in Australia from only the highest quality materials, TREDs are designed to handle intense levels of torque, flex, weight and impact. TRED is an essential piece of equipment for your off road recovery kit and are available in two sizes to ensure storage and accessibility is never an issue.
- 800 mm length
- Ultimate recovery device in sand, mud, sludge, slime or snow
- Specifically designed to maximise traction & reduce strain on your vehicle
- Interlocking design links multiple treds together during recovery
- Unique underside pattern reduces ground slippage in extreme conditions


text:
My monogamy is not a preference like belts or a character trait like introversion. It doesn't compel me like kink or inspire me like poetry because my monogamy is built out of weakness.
A threesome will melt me into a puddle of lust but if you have sex without me, I'm unlikely to feel compersion. My monogamy is just this tiny pile of bricks. They'll build a room or two, but it won't be the Empire State Building because my monogamy is about what I lack, not what I have. We could live an epic life in this half-built room, but we won't get a view of the penguins from down here.
I've dabbled in poly-ish relationships a few times in my life, and each has taught me more about my not-so-poly traits—things like the fact that I was glad she had a massive bush and relieved her blowjobs couldn't match up because he came home wanting more of me.
My monogamy tells a story of possession. Chapter One wants you to be too infatuated with me to notice the brunette at the next table. Chapter Two feels a little jealous that you did. Chapter Three understands you're married and will play with her permission, but Chapter Four won't take our story beyond the weekend. I have enough mixed metaphors to build the next chapter, which is made of brick upon brick of absent compersion.
If I had it my way, I'd manage poly relationships with the selflessness of a saint. Lord knows that kind of arrangement fascinates me. The truth, though, is I'm terrified of losing you. I'm positive you'll run off with the next woman you fuck because she will be groomed the way you like and she won't make you want me more.
I would feel happy with this story-house if my monogamy was built from what I had instead of what I didn't have, but it's not. I'll keep writing stories, though. I'll even build a new floor. Maybe next year I'll have started a second book called "Compersion".