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I learned two important things from that course - one was that you have to keep your butt in the chair and your hands on the keyboard and keep writing forward. The other was that writing is a business. You have to treat it like you would a job - you have to find time to write every day, set goals and meet them.
So I'm thrilled that Candy accepted my invitation to be a guest blogger today.
Could you tell us a little about your upcoming release, Dragons Prefer Blondes? Alex Caruthers is a sassy socialite who knows when it's time to turn in her dancing shoes and kick some serious dragon booty. But when Ginjin—the dragon warrior who's tried to kill her numerous times—chooses her as his mate, Alex finds herself in a situation that's too hot to handle. For help she turns to Jake, head of Caruthers security—and a total hottie in a suit—and asks him to pose as her boyfriend. Their relationship might be fake, but Alex can't deny that one touch from Jake makes her burn hotter than any dragon could.
Since this book follows The Demon King and I, do you find it harder to write sequels? The sisters in these books are so different it's not really so hard. Most of the books I've done so far are part of limited series, so I think it might actually be easier for me.
Is there anything about Dragons Prefer Blondes you'd like to share with us? An particular scene you're proud of? Something that inspired you? This book as so many elements that make it fun for me. Not only is she trying to save our world, fighting dragons and running her clubs around the world, she's also trying plan a wedding for a friend, who happens to be the craziest bride on the planet. I love that one minute she's slicing off a dragon's head, and the next she's helping her friend pick out a wedding dress with no one the wiser.
What's your favorite scene of all your books? I can't pick a favorite, but in all of my books there are scenes where friends/sisters are just hanging out. Those scenes always manage to move the story forward, but in a fun way.
Who's been your favorite character to write? This question is like asking someone to pick a favorite child. I will say, Bronwyn, from my Charmed & Dangerous series. So much of me is in her, and I worked through so many issues with those books. She's my very first fictional character and will always have a special place in my heart.
What's your biggest distraction when writing? Life, and the day job. I'm an entertainment journalist, and no matter how hard I try to structure my days, they are always fluid and changing. I've had to teach myself how to write in 15-minute time increments when necessary because life gets so crazy sometimes.
Do you play music when you're writing? If so, do you have a playlist you could share? My playlist changes with each book. I will say that I have listened to Joss Stone's Body & Soul CD so many times I've lost count. Some other favorites are Carrie Underwood, The Dixie Chicks, The Killers, Rolling Stones, Marie Digby and I'm sure I'm forgetting several others.
Do you "cast" your characters using pictures or actors to help inspire you when you're writing? It's funny how my brain works. I usually have a character in mind, and I don't really know what they look like. It comes out in the writing, then I usually sort of find a celebrity who fits that look.
You've written about Joss Whedon, creator of Buffy the Vampire, Angel, Firefly and Dollhouse. You're obviously a fan or admirer - do you try to use any of his writing techniques in your own work? I am absolutely a huge fan! He was one of the people who greatly influenced my writing. I learned the art of dialogue from him, as well as writing tough but vulnerable chicks, which all my books have.
Your bio says you've interviewed everyone from George Clooney to Orlando Bloom (there were some women in there too, but who cares about them!) Considering the drooling and daydreaming that's probably going on right now about these hunky silver screen heroes, can you share a favorite anecdote? LOL. I've been doing this for so long, 21 years in July, it's tough to pick one. But my all-time favorite moment was when I was chatting with John Travolta a couple of years ago. I told him that when I was working on the set of "Urban Cowboy" as a dancer when I was teen, that he told me I had pretty eyes. He gave me the sweetest grin and said, "You still have pretty eyes." Made my year!
With holding down a full time job that involves a lot of travel and being a mom, how do you juggle all your responsibilities with writing as well? You know, it isn't easy. I tried to take a vacation last week and wasn't successful. There was never a day when I didn't have something work-related going on whether that was editing stories, getting stuff together for a publisher or writing something to promo my books. But that's okay. Life is good, and I'm grateful for the opportunities that have come my way.
If you could go back to when you were just getting out of high school to give yourself one piece of advice, what would tell yourself? Believe in yourself! You've got the goods!
Candy is running four separate contests - commenters from this blog will automatically be entered into her contest #3. Go here for the information about her other contests - there's also a treasure hunt and a photo contest, along with an opportunity to win something by helping her "spread the word." And while you're over on her website, check out the rest of her books too - www.candacehavens.com.
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Stock Check: Radeon HD 7970 Day 1
Subject: Graphics Cards | January 9, 2012 - 12:00 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: amd, radeon, 7970, HD 7970
Well, today is the day! You should be on the lookout for the brand new AMD Radeon HD 7970 3GB graphics cards that we first were able to show you on December 22nd! And today we posted our review of the retail-ready XFX Black Edition Double Dissipation card with overclocked speeds - be sure to give it a read as well.
Scheduled to be on sale today, I decided to take a quick look around the Internet...
Newegg is on auto-notify for ALL Radeon HD 7970s...
Amazon shows a single card as in stock, from Sapphire, selling for a staggering $683. But it has Prime shipping!
Our search at TigerDirect came up empty.
Someplace called ExcaliburPC shows one for sale at $637, but is backordered.
Finally, Provantage shows a whole lot of nothing...
I am hoping that stock will improve as the day goes on and some of these vendors start to show availability in their systems. Otherwise, AMD is going to have a lot of explaining to do.
Feel free to post below if you find them for sale or not!
http://ncix.ca/products/?sku=67330&vpn=HD7970-3GD5&manufacture=ASUS only $600
Apparently 4 in their Ontario warehouse
Wow. I didn't think they would sell at that price.
I stand corrected.
I live in Europe. Still a few around. Though a few sites
have no stock left like pixmania.
Oh well if anybody out there needs a new kidney........
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Saracens boss Mark McCall hailed Chris Ashton's effort after the England wing scored two tries in Saturday's 40-3 win over London Irish at Twickenham.
Ashton had an eventful debut bouncing back from a 10 minute stint in the sin bin during the first half before scoring his brace which helped his team claim a bonu-point victory.
"He brings something different, he's never far away from where the action is, particularly when we've got the ball," said McCall.
"He pops up in unusual positions, which is exactly what we wanted. We are hoping he will take our attacking game forward.
"He played really well today and a lot of the others did too."
The former Northampton star received his marching orders for a late challenge on Exiles fly-half Steve Shingler and although he disagreed with referee Wayne Barnes decision to send him off his coach feels it was a correct call by the official.
"It wasn't his finest hour," said McCall.
"He didn't use his arms in the tackle. It was an indisciplined thing to have done and I've no complaints about the decision."
Mcall expressed his delight with his team's fine start to the season.
"In the first half we played a little bit within ourselves. We had some opportunities which we kicked away.
"We needed to up the tempo in the second half and I thought we did that very well."
London Irish's director of rugby Brian Smith was surprised that his side were not more competitive.
"It was a tough afternoon, particularly disappointing for us," he said.
"We came into the season off a very solid win down in Cork so we came into this in a good space. Our preparation was very good.
"We probably needed to pick up all the points on offer in the first half and stay in touch. We didn't do that so when we conceded the first try it was a big margin.
"That hurt us a little bit and put us under a lot of pressure.
"We're disappointed but we accept and understand that's the price you pay when you're trying to build things and get better.
"We have a week to put things right before our first league game. We're a very young group and we're just getting used to each other."


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Space 1999
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One of Barry Gray's greatest moments – the ultra groovy soundtrack for Space 1999, the short-lived but well-remembered mainstream sci-fi show from the 70s! The title theme has a nice bit of a dancefloor bounce to it – pre-guessing the disco-copy mode that other space soundtracks were facing in the 70s by turning out its own original hit – and other tunes in the set follow a sometimes similar mode that makes the record far funkier than you'd guess for a soundtrack of this type! Some tracks are certainly more straightforward and dramatic, but there's plenty here in that funky Brit Easy mode of the mid 70s – lots of compressed instrumentation and some slight electronic touches – and often rhythms that are a lot harder than you'd expect! Highlights include "Breakaway", "Death's Other Dominion", "Black Sun", and a reprise of the theme. © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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MAP: Heroin Arrests, Overdoses in Downers Grove
Downers Grove police shared a detailed map last week of heroin arrests, medical cases and overdose deaths in 2011 and 2012.
If there's one thing the Downers Grove police have learned about heroin over the past two years, it's that it doesn't discriminate—not by gender, age, race, or even location.
During the department's first-ever heroin forum at Downers Grove North High School last week, Officers Scott Buzecky and Michael Eddy of the Downers Grove Police Department Tactical Unit shared statistics about the drug's presence in the community.
READ: Forum Sheds Light on Heroin Epidemic in Downers Grove, DuPage County
Prior to the event, officers compiled the department's heroin-related incidents over the past two years, and plotted the results on a map, which is displayed above.
"From what we're seeing in Downers Grove, the use of heroin is spread throughout the entire town," Buzecky said. "It's not just the north side or the south side, or one particular area of town."
Based on their research, the officers found they are arresting the same amount of people, but have seen an increase in the number of medical calls and overdoses.
In 2011, there were 17 arrests for heroin possession, four medical cases and three overdose deaths, Buzecky said. This year, there have been 13 arrests for possession, five medical cases and four overdose deaths.
Buzecky said the department's investigations and medical cases show that most heroin users in Downers Grove are between the ages of 18 and 25, which is on par with the national average. Users vary in gender, race, education background and income level.
Heroin retails for about $10 a bag, making it a cheap and accessible high.
"The drug is affordable for a first-time user or someone who is pressured by peers to use it," Buzecky said. "It's not until somebody starts using multiple bags—five, ten, fifteen bags a day—that it gets to where it's out of control and they're not able to afford it. It's at that point we see a lot of users living a life of crime to try to support their habit."
Last week's community forum was prompted by the "alarming rise" in heroin-related incidents both in Downers Grove and DuPage County as a whole according to Downers Grove Police Chief Robert Porter.
The event featured a panel of guest speakers—including DuPage County State's Attorney Robert Berlin, DuPage Metropolitan Enforcement Group (DUMEG) Director Matt Gainer and a representative from the Robert Crown Center for Health Education. The panel discussed everything from statistics and law enforcement strategies to health effects and methods of prevention.
"(Heroin) is not unique to Downers Grove. This is happening in communities all across the state," he said. "Any community that thinks they're immune to the problem needs to take another look, because it's there and you need to address it head on, which is exactly what we're doing here in Downers Grove."
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"Buzecky said the department's investigations and medical cases show that most heroin users in Downers Grove are between the ages of 18 and 25, which is on par with the national average."
What they failed to mention is.........marijuana is still a gateway drug. NO ONE just gets up one morning and says "I think I will try heroin today". If your child is using marijuana in Junior High and/or early HS age, this same child will then look for something else in HS and this will be some type of opiate. Painkillers can be found in any medicine cabinet today. Be pro active - check your pills, get rid of what you aren't using and hide what you are - if your son/daughter isn't stealing them, his friends will! Once your son/daughter becomes hooked to opiates, it is at this stage he/she will then look to heroin to give them the high that they first achieved in the early stages of pills. Heroin addicts are in the 19-25 age range for a reason - addiction starts early on with marijuana, and for some it gradually works its way to heroine addiction. It was wrong for this forum to brush over marijuana use and claim that "heroin is the drug of choice". Yes, it is for heroin addicts!


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I recently stumbled onto an interesting resource. DSIRE is a Database for State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency. This is a great place to start looking for information about local tax rebates and incentives. If you are planning a solar power installation, this site is well worth checking out.


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Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe has praised firearms officers following this week's attack in Woolwich
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Statement in response to newspaper claims about policing of homeless people in Redbridge
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A dictionary might define physics as "the science that deals with matter and energy," but in fact it is not practical to set any limits upon physics "by definition." Physicists study everything from galaxies to subatomic particles, from window glass to living things, in an attempt to understand the basic principles of nature and their effects on the world in which we live. Students studying physics at Oberlin find a lively, diverse program with faculty interested in both undergraduate teaching and physics research, with a rich selection of physics and astronomy courses, and with ample opportunities for both formal and informal physics education, including active student research involvement.
Our program is large enough to offer a first-rate education, yet small enough to encourage close student-faculty interaction. The course offerings cover the fundamental areas of physics as well as electronics and astrophysics. Guest speakers visit campus about once a month to give lectures and to talk informally with students. Frequent lunch gatherings generate lively discussion between students and faculty concerning recent happenings in physics.
About 10 physics majors graduate annually. About half of the recent majors have entered physics graduate school at institutions including Princeton, Cornell, Rochester, and the universities of California, Colorado, and Illinois. Other graduates have gone on to medical school or to graduate school in fields such as biology, astronomy, geology, meteorology, or engineering. Still others have found rewarding jobs in industrial or governmental laboratories, in high school teaching, and in computer programming.
Each year, about one-third of the senior majors participate in the honors program, for which they adopt a research project of their own choosing. Many students select projects related to faculty research, while others pursue independent investigations.
Our faculty members engage in research in a variety of areas including radio astronomy, nuclear physics, materials physics, and theoretical physics. During summers and the academic year, many students assist faculty with their lab work. Students recently accompanied a faculty member to Puerto Rico for radio astronomy observations, and to Japan and the Netherlands for nuclear physics experiments.
The physics and astronomy department occupies the Wright Laboratory of Physics, which houses offices, classrooms, teaching and research laboratories, and a machine shop and an electronics shop. The ground floor of Wright houses an impressive laboratory facility with updated electrical, air, and chilled water services. The upper two floors were renovated in 2001 and 2002. Departmental apparatus includes three high-vacuum stations, an infrared spectrometer, a liquid helium cryostat, a reflecting telescope with a state-of-the-art CCD camera, numerous 60-MHz oscilloscopes, an electrically shielded room, and three computer labs. The campus computer network, which offers instant Internet access, runs to every room in the building. An X-ray diffractometer is shared with the chemistry department, and the department has access to a scanning electron microscope operated by the biology department.
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Saving Nokia: Telecoms to the Rescue?Francis J. Shammo may hold the key to the revival and long-term success of embattled wireless handset maker Nokia Corp. (NYSE: NOK). Shammo, CFO at Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ), isn't very happy with the huge subsidy his company is paying Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) for its iPhone and wants to push hard for a third operating system that would help reduce the chokehold Apple iOS and Google Android have on the market. Don't underestimate Shammo or his counterparts at companies like AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile. For the last few years, these companies have been squeezed hard by Apple, which demanded a hefty premium from them before offering them the golden opportunity to sell its iPhone device. The subsidies cost AT&T and Verizon billions of dollars each year, and Sprint only recently agreed to pay about $15 billion to Apple for the same privilege. Of course, the payoff to the service providers is huge. Smartphones are huge moneymakers for these companies, and even T-Mobile, which does not currently have an agreement with Apple, allows customers to activate jailbroken iPhones on its network. In fact, Verizon continues to dangle tempting carrots in front of customers who still use regular phones. Since these represent about half of all Verizon Wireless subscribers, their conversion to smartphone users (whether Apple iOS or Android) would boost revenue generated per subscriber at Verizon, according to Shammo during a conference call last week to discuss the company's first-quarter results. "Our smartphone penetration is at 47 percent, which means that there are 53 percent of our phone customers that are still on a basic phone," Shammo tells us. "So we still have a lot of roadway here from a basic to smart upgrade." Although Shammo likes the sales and subscriber boost Verizon gets from iPhone sales, the company is also smarting from having to pay subsidies in the range of $300 to $400 per each Apple smartphone. Verizon also isn't too happy that it has to pay substantial subsidies (though less) for Android phones and wants to break the duopoly established by the two wireless handset operating systems. Here's how Shammo explained it during the conference call:
I do think though it is important that there is a third ecosystem that's brought into the mix here. And we are fully supportive of that with Microsoft, and as we said that we created the Android platform from beginning. And it is an incredible platform today that we helped to create. And we're looking to do the same thing with a third ecosystem. So that's how I think that we plan to go into the future here. A third ecosystem? That would be Microsoft Windows OS. And the company that is currently shipping a volume amount of Windows OS phones is Nokia, which rolled out the Lumia last year. So far, Verizon has not adopted the Lumia, but if it does, this will give the device incredible visibility with the service provider's customers. Plus, other service providers will probably follow; Verizon, the No. 1 US telecom company, leads, and others follow. Suddenly, I am beginning to think the future for Nokia may not be that gloomy after all. But first, it has to give Verizon's Shammo something he can take to analysts and shareholders who have been hinting Apple is feathering its own nest at the service provider's expense. By the way, "carriers are mad as hell" with Apple, as a Wall Street Journal report puts it; but for now, the consumer electronics company holds all the aces. That's why it's working on the alternative -- but does Nokia and Windows OS really fit the bill? |
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May 29, 2012 11:42 AM
Is camping really all that bad?
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I hear alot of people complaining about campers, and personally they don't really bother me. I know everyone has done it a few times while playing. I mean if it gets you points then why not do it? Everyone has a different style of playing. I know that when I'm getting owned I sit back, relax, and try to get caught back up. I just want some opinions on camping; why you don't mind it or why you absolutely hate it.
No its fun. I bring my Martin and sing Wings songs.
Campers don't bother me, either. It's an easy kill. I have an anti-camper class set up and if I see a camper that is a little difficult to remove by conventional methods I will switch to that class.
It makes me mad cause the game is slow paced and are always waiting for you to come to them. Now it doesn't bother me much cause i will go rpg on their team dont care if my team is already winning i will do my best to piss them off with my rpg.
Not much campers in dom anyways.
Depends where you go and the weather really...
Srysly though, nah of course it's not. We are playing soldiers and it's kill or be killed after all...
It IS a playstyle. While annoying...it can be dealt with.
it's just the little guys that sit in the same corner with a tac insert the whole game and talk **** when they go 12-12. also camping a corner during kill confirmed, really? the point of the game is to COLLECT THE DOG TAGS. go play tdm if you just wanna kill people and not play the objective. sorry its been a long day of dealing with kids in corners haha.
Yeah I agree, sitting in ONE corner the whole time is the style of camping that I hate.
I play HC FFAi dont mind campers either but when they sit close to spawn general spawn area for example village under the caves it gets a bit irritating i mean come on Hc FFA there is cam cycle after they kill you they would wait there and watch that tree stomp for the next guy, i understand that it is a play styl but i think in certain game modes you should move off of that spot and make the game a little fun.
when ever i get chucked into a game 60% of the players will stay in one area and i will most likely come out in the top 3 or become highest score just a few steps away from getting the actual 30 kills.
That's what I'm saying, it is a playstyle. If I'm sitting in one spot for more than 5 seconds, i"m considered a camper and I can hear the player I just killed on the other end of the mic complaining about it. You gotta do what you gotta do.
sitting in a spot for 5 seconds isn't camping. minutes in a spot is camping.
ok lets be honest here, yes you can counter campers and find other ways to get around them, but in reality you shouldnt have to. you can be defensive and not be a camper. Sitting in one spot the whole game is not strategy, its just plain annoying and you end up getting low kills, even sometimes negative. The people who camp, normally arent very good anyway, so why would they care about their .3 kd? you can patrol certain areas, and be defensive, but to sit in a straight away with a sniper and wait for people to go through that way, is stupid,..
here is the way i do it....
I have about 4 or 5 spots per map that are proven to get me some kills. I start a game by launching a javelin at a place i know people congregate. I head to spot number 1. i can usually net about 3-5 kills there within a minute or two. then, because i know my cover is blown, I head to spot number two and get 3-5 more. usually by then i can call in some air support. i head to spot 3 and so on and so on.
Am i a camper?? yup. I don't find a corner and camp it out for the whole game, but if i know i can get some good kills if i stay in a spot, why the heck not. i help my team by thinning the herd, not usually dying very much, and knocking enemy air support from the sky whenever i can. never had one complaint from a teammate, only from an enemy that was dumb enough not to make sure an area was clear before barrelling on in akimbos raised like the undead.
i enjoy it. if i get bored, i move on.
No your not a camper, more like an intelligent player, similar to my theory, kill a few, move on.
Stick move, stick move.
Not pretending to be all that by the way, only slightly above average here, age determines that.
if you think i am not a camper, you should see the messages i get after i get a guy 4-5 times in a game. even though i get him in different spots every time, i am a camper because i was not out in the open running straight at him, i guess. lol. I really think it is the smart way to play. stay in cover, get your kills, move to different cover, get more kills, etc, etc.....
i am glad i am not alone.
the only messages i get that are worse than the camper ones are the ones i get after repeated multikills at the hands of my javelin, especially on Dome. the way i see it...they are the fools that continue to rush to the same spots and don't take cover when they hear my javelin roar.
Fair doos, i think i may be slightly more rushie, but who cares?.
Oh hate that javelin, Tessa Sanderson could never throw one that well.
Best way to play for me too...
You never hear a Camper complaining about a Run and Gunner on the other team do you?
Wonder why that is?
That's been pretty much my playstyle my whole COD career. I've gotten plenty of hate mail from enemies and teammates alike about me camping. What gets me is I'm playing like that in Hardcore where people can easily spectate me and see I'm defending an area. But, because I'm not running around like a chicken with their head cut off, their screaming at me the whole match for camping. Whatever. I don't care. IMO, their jealous becaus I'm using on top of the scoreboard, 20+ kills, -5 deaths, they're way negative getting more and more pissed everytime they die.
I've even had those same teammates say to me: you don't deserve all those kills, you don't desrve to get all those killstreaks, you don't deserve to be doing that well. Why? It's not my problem you keep running back to the same place to die over and over from the same guy. I'm playing smart, calling out enemy positions, and shooting down enemy air support. Yet, I don't deserve to be doing that well. And no, this wasn't from little kids.
I tell everybody like that I come across, if it upsets you that much, find a different lobby. I don't care what you think of my playstyle. It works for me, it has gotten me results. I'm near the top if not at the top of the scoreboard every game. I'm not changing my playstyle just because somebody has ADHD, and my playstyle is causing them to tweak out. There has been camping since Quake and Doom. There will always be camping. Get over it.
I dont mind camping in TDM but to sit in a corner and NEVER go for the objective or tags is just plain and simple lazy...why play a objective game if you are just going to kill whore?
Annoying at times, but an acceptable part of cod.
For a n00b like me, camping is a matter of survival and it helps my team win. If I run around, all I do is get shot a million times and that adds up to tons of points for the other team. I'd rather park my butt and sit for a minute, then move on to another spot and do it again. No I don't get a ton of kills this way, but I also don't get killed a ton either. Until I learn the game well enough to not get killed too many times, then I'm a camper.
Fair point buddie, sometimes vets overlook this point.
a true camper to me is , ads in a corner with claymore parked infront of them, not just any corner tho a dark corner, corner with a tree or desk or crate that is what i think a camper is . i dont mind them if they get me more than once from the same spot thats my fault for being to dumb .
Just an idea but I think they should make you classify your play style. What I mean is there should be something beside your gamertag in the lobby saying if you like to RnG or Camp this way if you don't like someone's style you can proceed to another lobby with players more to your liking ..... Not sure if this was ever brought up before but I think it's a half decent idea. Also I personally change my style depending on the scenario so I think a hybrid between camping and RnG would be another good option.
i like to engage the enemy a medium to long range, taking cover a long the way.
always play domination and always patrol B flag and one other. normally i have a section of a map locked down and guess what i am a camper or wall hugger!!!
my gamertag is great TotalRushie - i can rush but choose not to.
last message i got was:
totalrushie ???? what a ***** !!!! u hug corners like i hug your mum!!!!
For me it depends on the flow of the match or the lag/etc. Some matches its like my bullets don't even come out of my gun according to the killcam, in these cases I can either leave a match or change my plan- so I "camp" and I do my best to even it out again.
Some matches I like gun on gun running around and others I like to camp it up.
Yeah camping dosnt bother me ........... i cant sit there yself an camp out i think it boaring an pointless dont get me wrong if im shoot ill sit there get health bk up but then im on it again .......... an who in a clan fancys helping me on my travels i dont care what your k.d ratio is jus looking for elite members free user welcome 2
I occasionally camp on foundation and sanctuary. Just cause i dont know the maps that well, and snipers love that map. But i dont camp anymore, but like the poster before, if i dont know a map, im camping it. learned my lesson when piazza first came out. Camping is a play style. By definition, most SNIPERS are campers. I dont know about you, but i dont want a sniper on my team running and gunning. I want him cleaning up anything i cant get.


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Series:Prevention and Intervention in Childhood and Adolescence 16
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- 1. Child and Adolescent Research as a Challenge and Opportunity for Social Support Theory, Measurement, and Intervention: And Vice Versa
- Part I Social Support in Childhood and Adolescence - Theoretical Perspectives
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Saturday 20 March 2010
I'm sorry I neglected you Little Guestroom - let's kiss and make up :)
God this room is Dull ! I apologise to all friends and family who have stayed here, in this room, over the past couple of years. I simply ran out of decorating steam, and I think, fell out of love with the house a little.
But I'm going to make amends for my indifference and selfishness - this room is getting a makeover!
Now before you get excited and carried with calls of "dump the 80's bed" and "get some bloody colour on the walls" I must tell you that some things are staying ... most notably the early 90's (not 80's!!!!) bed and the paint colours ... and the curtains .... possibly the lampshade, it's early days though.
As we are planning a move at some point (.... in our lifetime I hope) I'm not investing megabucks ...and anyway I have several other rooms requiring even more attention *shameface on*
The very 80's chair (Aaron's from his teenage years) is getting painted (again) and new covers, the salvaged,painted sideboard is getting moved to another room (can you tell we hate to throw away furniture!) I'm making some garlands, some mirrors etc. there'll be textures, textiles galore....
And in my new found enthusiasm I went off shopping in a Grenoble Troc a few days ago and came home with this dressing table - the mirror and drawers were obviously not born together but it's pretty and serves my purposes :) This will be painted Chartreuse green (see there will be colour!)
Oh yes, how could I forget, I'm waiting on these to arrive :D *squeeeee*
18 comments:
- karuski said...
Your plans sound exciting and those pom poms will look great (are you planning to have them in your guest room?).
Renovating old furniture is fun but oh, so much time consuming. It's the same with an old house. We've got a lot of unfinished work at our house. Good luck with your project! - 20 March 2010 11:40
- Pamela Angus said...
Hi Minna -yep pom poms are for this room :) they should be fun!
- 20 March 2010 11:47
- TortillaGirl said...
Actually, the room isn't bad at all in its pre-makeover state. Clean, simple. Still, I'm excited to see how you give it your touch and I'm DYING to see that dressing table & mirror painted chartreuse.
P.S. The day you decide to sell your house is the day you have to let me know so I can think about buying it. I'm serious. I want! - 20 March 2010 11:54
- nuvonova said...
Wow! The room is actually already quite beautiful it is! I love chartreuse green!
- 20 March 2010 12:01
- MQuin said...
oh, it would sure be wonderful to be a guest in your house :D...I love the dresser! the mirror is gorgeous!
- 20 March 2010 12:13
- The UnStrungSisters - Amy and Erin said...
Sounds lovely! Lots of potential.
- 20 March 2010 13:09
- Karen said...
I think the room is already beautiful but I have to admit the new dresser and mirror are to die for!! Oh, and the pom pom flowers....gorgeous! I can't wait to see how it turns out!
- 20 March 2010 13:23
- Cindy said...
Love the wood floors and beams and the simple beauty of the room...I agree with keeping the paint and curtains already there! And I am with Karen - the mirror and dresser are awesome...can't wait to see the finished result, and really I hope you post "the work in progress". Oh, I also love the skirt you are wearing!
- 20 March 2010 15:31
- Pamela Angus said...
thanks for all the positive comments - will keep posting progress :)
Tortilla - I'll be sure to let you know when it's on the market :D
Cindy - thanks :) I love that skirt too - my new fav for Spring - bought it on Etsy from this fab seller
http://www.etsy.com/shop/ThongbaiTatong - 20 March 2010 16:25
- Dawn of LaTouchables said...
Being a guest at your house would be luxery! I love your skirt, too!
- 20 March 2010 16:46
- Rita alias alatvian said...
Great ides you have!
Can't wait to see the result! - 21 March 2010 07:38
- OneCraftyFox said...
Sounds like it will be fabulous! You'll have to share the new pics with us once you have finished tackling your project.
- 21 March 2010 08:37
- . said...
Hi Pamela,
Stumbled across your blog through One crafty fox...and have to say..I love it! Very inspirational and creative..and will certainly visit again. Anna :) x - 21 March 2010 11:48
- Pamela Angus said...
Hi Anna - thankyou for visiting!!
- 21 March 2010 16:10
- enchantedhue said...
that's going to be a very nice room! I love Troc - there is one basically down the street from us - have to hide some purchases from my husband ;))
The skirt looks great!! - 22 March 2010 08:54
- My Owl Barn said...
That mirror is gorgeous and the idea of having pom poms is a great one!
- 24 March 2010 10:36
- Athena's Armoury said...
Hey, can you come over and decorate my house?
- 25 March 2010 18:17
- My Life Under the Bus said...
Love it ! I too have fallen out of love with this house and am trying to rekindle a little fire ! Thanks for a spark : )
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From book cover: Fifteen-year-old Eve Evergold is cute, sassy and enjoying a busy social life. What she doesn't know yet is that someone close to her is an evil demon that only she has the supernatural power to defeat.
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From book cover: Fifteen-year-old Eve Evergold is cute, sassy and enjoying a busy social life. What she doesn't know yet is that someone close to her is an evil demon that only she has the supernatural power to defeat.
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- I Want To Read That said...
I have such fond memories of reading Are You there God? It's Me Margaret. It was the first Judy Blume I read and I just fell in love with it (and reading!). Love the look of Shadow - it sounds fab (and I like the cover!)
- 13 March 2010 21:14
- justpeachy36 said...
I love Judy Blume, shes been a favorite for many years.
P.S. You have an award:
http://debsbookbag.blogspot.com/2010/03/blog-awards.html - 13 March 2010 21:26
- Lea said...
Shadows sounds really cool! It's cover is interesting...I can't wait to see your review!
Have fun reading! :D - 13 March 2010 21:42
- Rhiana said...
I loved AYTGIMM when I read it, and enjoyed your review too.Shadows sounds interesting.
- 13 March 2010 21:50
- Maria the Bookworm said...
Shadows looks great, I'm surprised I haven't heard of it before :o
- 13 March 2010 22:16
- LovesSam said...
Judy Blume should grace the bookshelves of girls everywhere, she is like the classical teen writer. I love her.
And the Dark Touch book looks amazing and that cover is just lush. I've never heard of this one before now, but that synopsis is sucking me in! - 13 March 2010 22:18
- Bookalicious Ramblings said...
Eeek, can you believe it that I haven't read a single book by Judy Blume? *bows head in shame* In my defence, she wasn't huge at all in my country so it's not my fault I missed out, but I really should catch up, shouldn't it? :)
- 13 March 2010 23:02
- prophecygirl said...
I agree Shadows does look excellent. Can't wait to get around to that one!
I've never read that Judy Blume book, so I'm looking forward to your review. I hear it's very good! :)
Have a fab week! - 13 March 2010 23:17
- Luisa at Chicklish said...
Ah, fab Judy Blume. I loved your review! Looking forward to your Shadows review too.
- 14 March 2010 00:26
- Alexia561 said...
I remember loving Are You There God? as a girl. Great mailbox! Enjoy!
- 14 March 2010 00:48
- Cleverly Inked said...
Shadows looks awesome
- 14 March 2010 02:14
- The Book Owl said...
I really like the cover of Shadows! Enjoy your books.
- 14 March 2010 03:47
- Carrie at In the Hammock Blog said...
The cover for shadows is gorgeous!! and you gotta love judy blume!
- 14 March 2010 04:22
- Sasha said...
Shadows looks TOOOO amazing!! Happy reading :D
- 14 March 2010 08:16
- Becky said...
I haven't heard of Shadows before. It has a great blurb! Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on that. Enjoy!
- 14 March 2010 09:56
- So Many Books, So Little Time said...
I love the sound of Shadows. The only book I've read by Judy Blume is Forever so maybe I should get my hands on some more of her work!
- 14 March 2010 11:00
- Jo said...
Ooooh, Shadows sounds amazing! I really like the sound of that! Happy reading and I look forward to your reviews!
- 14 March 2010 18:07
- Dazzling Mage said...
Ooh, Shadows looks so good. Looking forward to your reviews.
Happy reading! - 14 March 2010 18:54
- Stephanie said...
I really, really liked this Judy Blume novel. I hope you enjoy it too.
- 14 March 2010 19:09
- Kelsey said...
Nice books! Shadows sounds really cool! Enjoy :)
- 14 March 2010 19:56
- Sarah said...
I used to love Judy Blume when I was at school. I've not read any of her books for years but I really should see if I can find any of my old copies :o)
Shadows looks great, I'll be looking forward to reading your review! - 15 March 2010 00:35
- Jan von Harz said...
Wow Judy Blume great book. Hope you enjoy. Have a great week.
- 15 March 2010 13:52
- Deborah said...
I totally forgot about Judy Blume - I absolutely loved reading her books when was growing up!
Fab blog by the way! - 15 March 2010 20:51
- Yunaleska said...
Shadows has my interest :)
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A new addition to the Berry College website now allows friends of the college and friends of nature alike to observe the pair of bald eagles that have established a home on the college campus. Berry's Eagle Cam — online at www.berry.edu/eaglecam — officially went online this week.
The camera, mounted atop a pole and zoomed in on the nest, will allow viewers to observe adults on the nest, but since it is below the nest, no eggs will be visible.
The college sent out emails to faculty and staff Monday afternoon announcing that it had been activated. Word leaked to the public, and the site got so many hits that the website crashed Tuesday morning. The college had it up again early Tuesday afternoon.
The eagles started building the nest in March of this year and then returned to the site in late October.
Georgia started a project to reintroduce bald eagles to the state in 1979 on Sapelo Island.
During the winter of 2011-2012, 158 nesting territories were identified, and those nests produced 190 young eaglets from 116 of the mating pairs. Eagles typically lay one to three eggs.
Eagles, when they reach reproductive maturity, are thought to establish nests in the general area of where they first learned to fly, which might suggest that the pair could possibly have been raised at longtime nests at Lake Allatoona, Carters Lake or Weiss Lake.
Eagles have been seen around the nest with increasing frequency in recent days, however there has been no indication that eggs have been laid. Once eggs are laid, one of the birds will be sitting on the nest virtually 24-7 for the 35-day incubation period.
Once the eggs hatch it is typically about 11 weeks before the young fly, assuming the adults are able to provide them enough food to grow normally. An eagle is as big as it gets by the time it makes that first flight.
If the Berry pair is successful in producing offspring the period of time from about six to 11 weeks will be optimal viewing time on the Eagle Cam as the young hop around limbs close to the nest, flapping their wings and getting ready for that first flight.


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Jennifer (Laura Prepon) is turning 30 and her best friend, Stan (Matt Bush), is throwing her a party. But she is in no mood to celebrate. She just left her job, as well as her cheating boyfriend, Paul (Bryan Greenberg). Her cynical little sister Penny (Dreama Walker) is threatening to overshadow the whole affair with the most inappropriate party announcement. And she is pretty sure she's too old to still be living with her creepy roommate. What starts out as a well-intentioned day of celebration quickly spirals into a most ill-fated disaster, from an ex-boyfriend who can't get enough to the bands dueling in the backyard, and from disloyal friends showing their true colors to a manic-depressive party photographer who may have forgotten to take his meds. In this ensemble comedy set entirely inside a kitchen, turning 30 has never looked this chaotic.
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I'm so glad you featured this. I have been meaning to make my way into the city to photograph the newly unveiled, completely refurbished playscape. It's amazing for me to think that I played on this very set as a kid and my kiddos have climbed those very structures and love the awfully slick and speedy slides.
I only discovered a few years ago, by reading a well-worn sign while my boys ran around the park, that the playscape was designed by none other than Noguchi himself. What a fabulous surprise. I always knew it was something special, but didn't realize the wonderful history behind the design.
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Wounded Marine to share story at TBI Veterans service
Date: November 7, 2012
by: Robin Hartill | City Editor
Michael Jernigan's dog, Brittani, has accompanied him on 47 roundtrip flights. They've been everywhere together, from routine grocery trips to Yankee Stadium, in New York.
When he graduated with his degree in history last spring from the University of South Florida, Brittani accompanied him across the stage and wore her own gown.
"She went to every class I did," Jernigan said with a chuckle.
Brittani was at Jernigan's side when Temple Beth Israel members visited the Southeastern Guide Dogs facility in Palmetto during a summer field trip.
There, members learned his story.
A roadside bomb in Iraq blinded the U.S. Marine Corps veteran in August 2004. He had 30 surgeries over the next 12 months to treat severe head, knee and hand injuries.
More than five years ago, Jernigan became the first veteran to receive a guide dog through Southeastern Guide Dogs' Paws for Patriots program, which provides service dogs to wounded veterans.
Brittani will be at Jernigan's side this Friday, when he shares his story at the Temple Beth Israel Veterans service.
"Our goal is to honor a very brave veteran, and at this time, when we observe Veterans Day, to remind the community of their service and their sacrifice to us, and then to, as part of that honoring, try to raise funds for a dog," said Rabbi Jonathan Katz.
Jernigan said that he hesitated slightly when Southeastern Guide Dogs contacted him about getting a dog three or four months after he was injured but quickly warmed to the idea.
His first guide dog, Kera, didn't work out because Jernigan has a left drift when he walks, and Kera didn't correct his gait.
Brittani turned out to be a good fit. Not only did she help him to walk in a straight line, but her outgoing nature matched Jernigan's personality.
Temple members hope to raise $3,600, which will cover the cost of securing and training one Southeastern guide dog.
Jernigan credits Brittani with giving him a high level of independence.
"I've been all over the place with my dog," he said. "You leave your pet at home, but she goes everywhere with me and helps me when she's out with me."
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