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* got 2 GB of data, i was never able to before.
* But speed is erratic, i would drop to as low as 1 KB/sec but than jump to 3 MB/sec, I was at Max of 3.5 MB/sec and in the past once it starts to drop, i would get to zero and my network will be become disabled. But i'm bouncing up/down now.
* So far I am able to maintain my network.
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Joe vvvvv Nah, I have no power whatsoever. This is for the best.
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ah!! killed now. very nice.
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I expect that for a whole host of applications having a second that is randomly different from all other seconds would be irritating. Anything dealing with automation on a assembly line would probably be irritated to know that their devices are going to have to deal with time units that are shifting goal posts. Avionics was mentioned above as well as a couple other things that I won't bother repeating.
The whole point of the leap second is to keep a second a second. When a second is not a second then what do you do to deal with that?
Leaping seconds and looping servers
Posted Jul 3, 2012 20:08 UTC (Tue) by paulj (subscriber, #341) [Link]
For timestamps for record keeping, with similar requirements, surely they should be using epoch-based kernel interfaces, and doing any remaining formatting to and conversion for calendar times in userspace?
Posted Jul 3, 2012 21:03 UTC (Tue) by drag (subscriber, #31333) [Link]
Well if I was following the discussion correctly it's those 'epoch-based kernel interfaces' that are the things being 'smeared'.
Besides that,
If it was up to me all the programs I use would only see time in epoch UTC. That would be the only time supported by anything. It's the userspace's responsibility to present time in a human-readable format. Unfortunately that is not how people do things.
Posted Jul 3, 2012 23:53 UTC (Tue) by xman (subscriber, #46972) [Link]
TAI is the way to go.
Posted Jul 4, 2012 3:28 UTC (Wed) by drag (subscriber, #31333) [Link]
As far as scientific time keeping it's already been found to be fundamentally flawed due to the fact that they didn't take the effect of gravity into it. and is probably going to be replaced by something else eventually that is adjusted for altitude.
Posted Jul 4, 2012 13:26 UTC (Wed) by andreasb (subscriber, #80258) [Link]
Posted Jul 4, 2012 18:32 UTC (Wed) by cesarb (subscriber, #6266) [Link]
GPS does. The GPS timestamp is TAI with a fixed offset.
Posted Jul 17, 2012 17:59 UTC (Tue) by Baylink (subscriber, #755) [Link]
The problem here is not the *choice of timescale*: UTC is monotonic even over leap seconds; 58, 59, 60, 00.
The *problem* is that the kernel isn't following UTC *either*; not if it's ticking backwards. It's that *ticking backwards* part that is the problem, and I've yet to see a truly compelling reason why it should do so.
Posted Jul 4, 2012 11:49 UTC (Wed) by paulj (subscriber, #341) [Link]
Anyway, the question remains: exactly who needs to have the leap-second occur as an inserted second, rather than a spaced out smear?
People who need precise control/responses: They definitely don't want it, they need accurate relative time.
People who need 1±0.1 second accuracy to the global reference of UTC: well, that must be because they need to compare time across systems. In which case, they need some *other* system to synchronise time across those systems, such as NTP. If those systems are within one organisation, they can use NTP to do the slew in a relatively co-ordinated fashion.
So whose left? It seems to me that it must be organisations who wish to compare time to ±0.1s accuracy across systems distributed over multiple organisations, who do not normally work closely enough together that they can arrange to synchronise to anything other than UTC.
So how many such organisations exist with those kinds of requirements? What is the application? Is it even realistic to expect ±0.1s accuracy in timestamps at such scales?
Why hold the reliability of our software hostage to requirements that few likely need or care about? Would it be possible to punt to userspace, and have NTP handle the method, through an interface that allows the kernel to be agnostic about it? Wouldn't that be much much better for pretty much everyone? (Don't you need to run NTP in the first place in order to get the leap-second?).
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Ah yes, the damn POSIX epoch specifies time since in Epoch in UTC. I thought it was just "seconds since epoch". :(
Well, to be precise, there's no such thing as time since X in UTC. UTC is means of identifying a moment in time that involves year, month, day, etc. It implicitly provides a means of identifying certain intervals too, for example tells you what "February 1992" is. It doesn't deal with lengths of time (periods).
The relationship between the POSIX time representation and UTC is that the POSIX count assumes 60 seconds in every UTC minute, regardless of how long that minute actually lasts.
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Any system that has heterogenous hardware and software that nevertheless passes around time stamps, could get upset if different machines used heterogenous sources of time as well, so that this smearing wont happen in unison. That is, different ntp servers some of which smear, others not or they use different smear period and interwall.
Rare - surely, as rare as leap second problems, but have a million systems, and a few gets hitten by this hard.
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A major luxury apartment complex meant to be a catalyst for Orland Park's new urban-inspired downtown area is only a few months away from opening its doors to residents.
The developer of Ninty7Fifty On the Park is on schedule to finish 80 of its 295 units and about 11,000-square-feet of communal space — like a screening room and computer lounge — by late March, said Chris Kirles, vice president of development with Indianapolis-based Flaherty & Collins Properties.
The six-story project is the first major piece of a massive retrofitting of a downtown district for Orland Park near 143rd Street and La Grange Road. The major development hasn't been without controversy, however, and village officials who agreed to help finance the public-private project have a lot riding on its success.
An agreement including a $38 million loan from the village and up to another $25 million in financial incentives was approved despite many outspoken residents who were against it. Skeptics said they doubted the viability of a nearly 300-unit apartment complex in the southwest suburbs with rent starting at about $1,300 a month.
While it is still early, officials are saying the outlook is promising and they're excited by interest from potential tenants. As of mid-January, Kirles said 31 people have pre-leased units and, on average, the per-square-foot rent rates are coming in strong.
"Interest is picking up exponentially," Kirles said.
In February, a finished one-bedroom model unit inside the complex will be ready to show potential renters, a step both Kirles and Orland Park Mayor Dan McLaughlin said they expect to create a jump in lease signing.
Huge 'Now Leasing' banners have been hung at the construction site, and Kirles said a marketing push launched via social media a few weeks ago has attracted a lot of attention.
The tenants who have already signed leases include many young professionals to empty nesters, Kirles said, which are the two main demographics expected to have interest in the site.
"We have some people that live downtown, and they want to live in the suburbs," he said.
The apartment complex is the first major part of a larger vision for a transit-oriented district inside what's been dubbed the Main Street Triangle by officials. Their plan is to assemble restaurants, shops, business offices, entertainment venues and a variety of housing options all within walking distance of the 143rd Street Metra stop.
The goal is to create a setting where suburban residents could cut back their reliance on cars. Kirles said they are also working to get Zipcar, a car sharing service, to station vehicles at Ninety7Fifty for residents.
"In a suburban environment, there's really nothing like it," he said.
The goal of the extra amenities like communal lounge areas on the first floor and a gaming room is to create a sense of community for residents. An independent coffee shop has also signed on to fill a portion of the 4,000-square-feet of retail space on the first floor, and other retail space is still available.
Of the about 30 committed residents, Kirles said not all of them will be moving in when the first wave of apartment units are finished in late March because some are interested in units that are still being constructed.
About 25 percent of the 295 units should be finished by late March. The others should be finished in phases after that, with total completion expected in late summer.
The model unit is about 750 square feet and is priced at about $1,325 a month, Kirles said. It has shiny, granite countertops and a wine rack already mounted in the kitchen. There's a parking space included, washer and dryer in the unit and a sliding door opens onto the complex's sun deck and pool.
The units are mostly one and two bedrooms, but a handful of two-story units include a den, or a third bedroom, Kirles said. Those 1,500-square-feet duplexes are priced on the Ninety7Fifty website at about $2,400 a month. Concerns by residents about the village's financial ties to the project stems from doubts that enough renters will be willing to pay rates that rival many mortgage payments.
If the developer fails to fill the building at its expected rates, then ultimately it will be tax dollars on the line to cover the village's commitment. Officials say their market studies showed a strong demand for the luxury rentals, and their financial deal comes with enough checks and balances to protect taxpayers.
"When this is up and running, I think everybody will be very proud of it," McLaughlin said. "Very happy with it."
John Fotopoulos, an Orland Park resident who is running for village trustee in the April election, said he was motivated to run in part because of his dissatisfaction with the village's handling of the apartment project.
"I'm not a proponent at all of using public funds for private development," he said, adding that he thinks the first development in the new downtown area should be commercial-based and not residential.
To cover its $63 million commitment, the village issued $20 million in taxable General Obligation bonds in 2012, and likely will issue another set around April, said Finance Director Annmarie Mampe.
A combination of village revenues from the project will go to cover the debt service on the borrowed cash. Original estimates said that 10 years into the project, rent rates would need to average about $1.90 per-square-foot for the village to break even. Mampe said so far, the units are renting at an average of about $1.60 per square foot.
"Two dollars (per-square-foot), 10 years from now, seems pretty easy," she said.
If rent continues to climb, then it's possible the village would even make money on the deal. But if the units aren't rented as expected, officials said the home rule sales tax dollars would ultimately be used to pay the debt service on the bonds.
Village officials say they did their due diligence to map a financial plan that protects the village's investment, and even though it's early, so far they say the numbers look good.
"We're encouraged and we're very optimistic," said Village Manager Paul Grimes. "Everything so far is going in accordance with the plan. We're confident."


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Admittedly, I've always been somewhat of a minimalist. I have no use for clutter, especially unnecessary items that take up space, or require being moved to make room for my laptop or to simply get into bed at night. I'll also admit that I'm not your average traveler. I travel often for my job, as you might expect, and, also not surprisingly, I spend a great many room nights in hotels across the country. So, I'm pretty accustomed to the drill. So take all of that into account when you read what I'm about to write. Enough with the needless collateral materials laying around hotel rooms.
Collateral materials, such as paper instructions for using the telephone, connecting the Internet, or listing the channels on the television, have become unnecessary in this day and age. Guest services booklets and door hangers for ordering breakfast, have also outlived their usefulness. I say these have become unnecessary because technology today can perform all of these guest service functions in a much more streamlined, and less messy, manner.
Rather than absorbing costs for these materials, perhaps it would simply be better to offer TVs with channel guides. In fact, TVs are becoming central information sources for many guestroom functions, from ordering food and beverage to requesting concierge services. Many of these functions can be performed through smartphone apps as well. When it comes to Internet service, most guests would rather access free WiFi, which requires no instructions, than learn how to log on to an Ethernet-based service.
But the main reason for eliminating collateral from a hotel is that guests come to the hotel experience with their own supplies and expectations. Armed with a myriad of other electronic devices, guest are ready to make the hotel room their own place for their stay. All they need is a little space.
I recently toured new guestrooms designs at the Hilton McLean/Tyson's Corner, Va. One of the aspects of the design was the intentional elimination of collateral. It presented a very clean feel to the rooms, and it is immediately recognizable that the guest can make the room into what he or she wants it to be.
Luckily that's a trend I've seen developing in many of the new prototype designs that I've toured over the last few years. As technology continues to develop, less collateral is needed. That can lead to cost savings for hotels. And, I believe, it's the space that most guests, especially frequent travelers like me, hold as valuable.


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Saturday June 29, 2013
15th Annual Evening of Discovery is from 6 to 9:30 p.m. at the Martha's Vineyard Museum Property, 151 Lagoon Pond Road in Vineyard Haven. For details, visit mvmuseum.org.
Tuesday July 2, 2013
African Artists Craft Sale is from noon to 6 p.m. at the Old Grange Hall in West Tisbury. Sales benefit Mama Bakhita Home in Zambia.
Tuesday July 2, 2013
Love Letters with Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen begins at 7:30 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center at the regional high school in Oak Bluffs. Benefit for Vineyard Playhouse.
Saturday July 6, 2013
Featherstone Gala is from 6 to 8 p.m. at Farm Neck Golf Course. Visit featherstoneart.org.
Thursday July 11, 2013
Afrobeat Dance Party with Awa Sangho is at 9 p.m. at Flatbread, 17 Airport Road in Edgartown. Benefit for The Same Heart. VIP tickets $75, $20 in advance, $25 at the door.
Tuesday July 16, 2013
West Tisbury Library Night at Flatbread begins at 5 p.m. at Flatbread Pizza, 17 Airport Road in Edgartown.
Tuesday July 23, 2013
African Artists Craft Sale is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Old Grange Hall in West Tisbury. Sales benefit Mama Bakhita Home in Zambia.
Thursday July 25, 2013
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We are looking into purchasing a piece of hardware that will allow the news crew to seamlessly transfer computer data, videos, camera, and audio into from one location and then directly to our TV station. So to answer your question, we are looking into it and will hopefully be able to do this next year. Thanks for asking, great question! anthony said: is there any way the kids that run morning anoncements could show what people post on the patriot blog. Also how do the people that do post get reply's.
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I love the patriot news and i like the new mail box outside of the media center you can place idea's ,awards that you got ,and more!!!! |
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Hi I'm Victoria and I think we should have a bigger playground. Add more things to do like slides. I also think that we should move the stop light in the lunch room to a place that nobody walks by. I agree with Jessica too!!!!!!!!! |
hi i am Katelyn i think we should have more recess and more stuff to play on and a table to color on!!! |
The sign in the main hallway looks so funny that made me laugh and the patriot news was awesome.And I am going to rock this E.O.G!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
this year the 3 grade classes are doing so good that I think 3 grade is going to pass the E.O.G!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Thank you for puting me on the news twice and i will not let you down. |
Well i'm gonna miss this school i have new journey's ahead of me at OMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
they were relly good and i loved the anousments |
madison said: I think they have been pertty good Madison, Thanks for the comment |
Hello students and teachers.I hope all you teachers and your students are doing good in class and lesens. I have to go.See you later. |
it is sell funny |
patriot news improved a lot since i've been on there |
its great |
I thin that it is very good |
How did the time change |
i think they changed better because more things have been added into it. |
i think the annoucments are better and inproved |
I think patriot news is better now than it was a few years ago. |
the patriot news crew rocks. can our class do it next week |
Back Then It Was VERY Different From Now, But Better!! |
i am the country girl doing the best i can on patriot news in the background i am so proud of myself and the kids who participate and do there best in the morning |
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With the seemingly endless amount of mobile devices out there, getting the new mobile interface to look consistent must be a challenge to say the least. As a way to aid the Ning developers, I thought it would be beneficial to create a discussion where members can upload screenshots from their devices.
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andrew craven
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United Kingdom
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Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #75 on:
July 10, 2011, 03:42:29 pm »
I am unemployed these days but I am illustrating a sort of clockpunk book as part of a collaboration with a fellow steampunker and writer.
To make ends meat whilst doing my art/illustrative work I am looking out for a retail or a administrative job. To fill a gap of a years unemployment I have volunteered for The Wooden Canal Boat Society charity shop these days. I have also begun to help them out on the canal boats such as gathering unwanted stuff that can be sold in the shop and transporting them via the canal boats. I hope to do more work with them and learn more about canal boating.
Previously I have served in the Territorial Army as a Gunner for four and half years in the Royal Artillery. My civilian job during this service was working with my father in ground and landscape engineering as a laborer. In 2004 I decided to go to university to study fine art for five years. Since graduation I have been developing my work for illustration.
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Re: What are your jobs?
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July 11, 2011, 03:31:14 pm »
House husband & father atm.
Oh...my old war wound? I got that at
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. Very nasty affair that was, I can tell you.
Aleister Crow
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It's only an Unnamable Horror until you name it.
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #77 on:
July 11, 2011, 03:57:20 pm »
Overnight dock worker and stocker for a store in one of the largest grocery chains in the US. It sucks, but it keeps the bills paid, with just enough left for my hobbies.
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How neatly spread his claws,
And welcome little fishes in
With gently smiling jaws!'
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United States
Fun at any cost.
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #78 on:
July 11, 2011, 07:24:04 pm »
I have been
a stockman in a local grocery store
a waiter
a grounds keeper
a computer network technician
and last but not least several mind meltingly boring office jobs.
I just graduated from a electrician course and am currently looking for work.
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United Kingdom
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #79 on:
July 11, 2011, 07:40:31 pm »
Professor of Computer Science, specializing in designing new network protocols and writing Internet standards. Also been making robots recently for teaching purposes.
When I'm not doing that, it's great to get the welder out or make something physical from wood or brass. That's what I do to decompress.
Try to learn something about everything and everything about something.
- Thomas H. Huxley
London McGregor
United States
London McGregor, Minder for the Ministry
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #80 on:
July 14, 2011, 03:17:21 am »
In the real world (if you want to call it that) I've been doing manual labor since HS, but been reading everything I can get my hands on, so when I found Steampunk last year, started reading about that, not the most mechanical guy in the world, but then again if you make it to fit the Steampunk world, you know how to fix it...
London McGregor
42 Piper Mews
London, England N1A 7AP
Minder for the Ministry
Deck Hand
United Kingdom
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #81 on:
July 14, 2011, 01:25:43 pm »
I'm a lighting technician working in a West End theatre and occasional maintenance person at the Royal Opera House. I'm very good at taking electrical things apart and going "yup, that's broken."
I specialised in lighting design and carpentry at college doing my technical theatre diploma, minor misdirection to study stage management and then back on track to qualify as an electrician.
Miss Calendula Malmesbury
Keeping it steamy since 1888
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #82 on:
July 15, 2011, 06:48:00 pm »
By training I am an archaeologist/ conservator, however I am currently working in a contact centre but hey, at least it's a job, right?!
Deck Hand
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #83 on:
July 21, 2011, 03:46:21 pm »
25 plus years as a freelance lighting, rigging, grip in the theatre, TV, film, live music, and corporate event world.
By turns exciting, boring, fabulous, horrific, too busy to breathe or too broke to eat. All in all a great ride.
Flightless Phoenix
Snr. Officer
United Kingdom
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #84 on:
July 21, 2011, 07:39:22 pm »
I just graduated from the University of Birmingham with a degree in Geology in Archaeology.
I'm going to do a master's next year in Archaeological practice.
My research field is 19th century funerary practice.
I've always been in love with that period of history- because I grew up in a Victorian house, so both my academic career and my interest in steampunk were a natural progression.
I've always made loved to make things and sew, although I haven't had any formal training- unless you count a GCSE in art! I've learnt a lot by just experimenting, and even more by reading about other people's projects on this forum.
Oscuro Unbirthday
Deck Hand
United States
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #85 on:
July 26, 2011, 04:43:09 am »
I'm a culinary arts student trying to get a chef apprentice job and hopping to be a banquet chef out of college in another 3 years.
Miles (a sailor)Martin
Zeppelin Admiral
United States
Just a head full of random thoughts
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #86 on:
August 01, 2011, 07:43:48 pm »
The above list was mostly what i have done for pay, in one way or anothe . I also know how to Sew (hand and machine), mount and dismount tires,balance drive shafts, straighten line shafts, fire a coal fed boiler, smelt aluminum for casting pistons, bore cylinders and grind valves for auto engines, repair copper and brass auto radiators,auto body work,paint cars ,submarines and destroyers using spray equipment ,as well as roller and paintbrush.
44 years of life experience since the first time i was paid for my work gives you a lot of time to learn a lot of skills. I was eight years old the first time i got paid for my work, pulling weeds in the neighbor ladies garden. 25cents an hour was what we agreed on and she was so pleased she payed me 2 dollars for 6 hours work. Miles
Who you calling old, Sonny boy? Just because my birth certificate is on birch bark there isn't any reason to be calling names.
machinist for hire/ mechanic at large
Warning : minstrel with a five string banjo
United Kingdom
Nothing beats a good hat.
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #87 on:
August 01, 2011, 07:47:22 pm »
It would appear that, by default, I have a part-time job as 'tour driver' for several trips to Europe with bands next year. Driving is a job I can do without complaint because, basically and literally, I will be in the driver's seat.
The legs have fallen off my Victorian Lady...
United Kingdom
Makes everything pink by osmosis
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #88 on:
August 01, 2011, 08:49:45 pm »
I used to be an aircraft engineer, I was a designer then moved to research and development, a very fun job but towards the end of it there was more paperwork than hands on work which made me sad.
I left to move up country to be with my other half and was unable to find engineering work. Rather than sitting on my bum and playing WoW forever I went into care work which I still do now. As far as job satisfaction goes I prefer domicile care to nursing home care but the management for domicile care was so bad I had to leave due to stress.
I'm starting college in September to begin my journey to become a nurse.
London McGregor
United States
London McGregor, Minder for the Ministry
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #89 on:
August 01, 2011, 09:04:57 pm »
Good Luck Jarrett in your schooling...
Zeppelin Admiral
United States
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #90 on:
August 01, 2011, 09:37:33 pm »
I hold a Bachelor's in Humanities from Penn State University. I have worked at an auction company, a major lawn care supply company as a merchadiser/sales rep, sat on the board of an art gallery, have sold my own paintings and jewlry (in fact quite a bit this year which I am happy about), and I have been an antique and militaria dealer. Right now I am officially unemployed, unofficially I am working on new product lines and should by the end of the month have my PA tax number and have a registered business. Doing what, I am not sure.
I always find a way to apply everything I have done to steampunk, except perhaps selling pesticides and grass seed.
"I'm very drunk and I intend on getting still drunker before this evening's over." -Rhett Butler
Lt. Thomas Corvidae
Snr. Officer
United States
Gentleman Artist and Collector of Curious Things
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #91 on:
February 18, 2012, 03:37:29 pm »
Quote from: D.Oakes on August 01, 2011, 09:37:33 pm
I hold a Bachelor's in Humanities from Penn State University. I have worked at an auction company, a major lawn care supply company as a merchadiser/sales rep, sat on the board of an art gallery, have sold my own paintings and jewlry (in fact quite a bit this year which I am happy about), and I have been an antique and militaria dealer.
Another artist! Splendid, sir! Where might we take a gander at these paintings of yours?
My profession will soon be changing from Antique Gallery Assistant back to Student (hopefully). It be time to finish off this degree!
"Can a magician kill a man by magic?" Lord Wellington asked Strange. Strange frowned. He seemed to dislike the question. "I suppose a magician might," he admitted, "but a gentleman never could."
Snr. Officer
United States
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #92 on:
February 18, 2012, 04:39:15 pm »
And not the variety with the wimple and gown, either, but rather unemployed.
Did some work as a waiter, and am going to take a gap year at Americorps.
So, my imagination and skills are all thanks to books, brains, and hands on experience.
Which explains why my work stinks.
Kieran R. Foy, Esq: Adventurer, Inventor, Master Tea-Brewer, Mercenary,
and lovelorn Mad Scientist.
Adopted from Valenth
Zeppelin Captain
United States
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #93 on:
February 18, 2012, 05:30:27 pm »
Ooh, zombie thread. Cool.
I work at a religious nonprofit ministry right now; basically I'm an office manager. I have a degree in history that has definitely helped give me an interest in old things, but I have pathetically few skills in hands-on crafting of things. At this point I suppose my skills lie in writing, but I keep finding it difficult to apply myself.
"Well, I don't really think that the end can be assessed as of itself as being the end because what does the end feel like? It's like saying when you try to extrapolate the end of the universe, you say, if the universe is indeed infinite, then how - what does that mean? How far is all the way, and then if it stops, what's stopping it, and what's behind what's stopping it? So, what's the end, you know, is my question to you."
~ David St. Hubbins
Ulysses Reynolds
Zeppelin Captain
United States
Just keep on flying.
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #94 on:
February 18, 2012, 05:43:40 pm »
Student and budding network administrator. Other than that I've done some carpentry fixing up parks for eagle projects.
There is a reason for this. And trust me, when a bunch of harry potter geeks think your fucking retarded, you know there is something wrong.
Snr. Officer
United States
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #95 on:
February 18, 2012, 05:53:02 pm »
Quote from: walkthebassline on February 18, 2012, 05:30:27 pm
Ooh, zombie thread. Cool.
Gasp! You're right!
Quick, someone fetch the zombie hunters! Stuff it's mouth with salt and its ears with garlic!
Does anyone have any lemons?
Fetch a priest! Fetch a rabbi! Fetch a
! Fetch someone maternal!
Zeppelin Captain
United States
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #96 on:
February 18, 2012, 05:58:19 pm »
Quote from: Kieranfoy on February 18, 2012, 05:53:02 pm
Quote from: walkthebassline on February 18, 2012, 05:30:27 pm
Ooh, zombie thread. Cool.
Gasp! You're right!
Quick, someone fetch the zombie hunters! Stuff it's mouth with salt and its ears with garlic!
Does anyone have any lemons?
Fetch a priest! Fetch a rabbi! Fetch a
! Fetch someone maternal!
I have a plate of lemon-garlic chicken, well salted. Lets throw it on the thread and see what happens.
Snr. Officer
United States
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #97 on:
February 18, 2012, 06:13:59 pm »
No, no, toss it to
! Only thing I've had all day is some chia-seed flatbread, and I'm starving.
Back on topic, I think a lot of us steampunks have dull-ish jobs. That's one of the reasons we're interested in such escapism. To get away from 'teh dull.'
Zeppelin Captain
United States
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #98 on:
February 18, 2012, 07:02:22 pm »
I would agree. My job isn't "dull" per se, but its definitely something I'm happy to escape when I leave work. I passionately love history though, and the Victorian era especially, so its a natural fit.
Zeppelin Admiral
aka Miss Primrose C Leigh
Re: What are your jobs?
Reply #99 on:
February 19, 2012, 03:15:44 am »
My job isn't dull,actually. I work in a hospital with adult cancer patients and I love my work but it can be emotionally heavy. Steampunk is one way for me to escape the stress of that.
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Selected Climbs in the Cascades, Vol 1 |
Participant Prerequisites |
Enrolled Courses
Basic Climbing - Bellingham |
Completed Courses
Basic Climbing - Bellingham |
Leader Prerequisites |
Enrolled Courses
Intermediate Climbing - Bellingham |
Completed Courses
Intermediate Climbing - Bellingham |


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[...] My opponent finished a split-second later. She had two live tiles on her home screen displaying the weather of two different cities as well. Why does it take longer on Windows Phone? She had to perform two actions. First, she hit the power button to turn on the screen. Second, she had to swipe away the lock screen. That's pretty much as fastest as it gets on that platform. Windows Phone takes two interactions. Android takes just one.
I excitedly thought I won out of pure luck. However, I was quickly told that I lost. I asked for a reason and was told Windows Phone won because "it displays the weather right there." That was rather unclear. I showed her my device which also was showing off the same information with two side-by-side weather widgets on the center home screen. After pressing for a better reason, I was told that Windows Phone won "just because."
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