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"The Mandala is a symbol of wholeness that tries to embrace the whole"; so said Carl Jung in an interview in 1957. Among the other things he said at the time were that the Mandala is the main archetype, an alchemical union of the circle and the square and often is an expression of either the Deity or the Self which he believed to be psychologically related. He also said that Mandala imagery often arises in dreams or other forms in times of psychic chaos or tension, offering compensation in the possibility of an inner order, a periphery and a center, bringing a sense of centering and healing to the whole. In this workshop we wish to explore and celebrate Jung's deep wisdom about the healing power of Mandalas:Hindu term for a sacred circle.
Jung developed the use of Mandala creation originally for his own personal soul work. He later expanded its use as a therapeutic technique to draw out images or "cryptograms" that he believed revealed the state of the Self in a given moment or day. Mandala creation can be a useful inner work tool for centering oneself or a client and can provide a glimpse into the Soul, inner-being of an individual.
We will discuss the origins of Jung's use of Mandalas for inner work or in therapy with clients. In the context of the workshop you will have an opportunity to create your own Mandala, and if you desire, share about the image and experience with others. There will be time to ask questions about using Mandala drawing in your own innerwork as well, and if you are a clinician, how you might incorporate their use into your work with clients.
Presenters: Burton Fullmer is a Clinical Counselor with a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology: University of Utah and Certificate in Process-Oriented Psychology: Process Work Institute of Oregon; working 20 years in mental health settings like Alpine Center and Cirque Lodge Sundance.
Beverly Roesch has served as the Clinical Director of Cirque Lodge since its beginnings. She has worked in the field of chemical dependency for over 25 years as both a clinician and an educator. Her passion and dedication for this work is on display each and every day with her commitment to the individuals and families treated at the Cirque Lodge alcohol and drug rehab program.
This event is co-hosted by the Jung Society and Cirque Lodge. Cirque Lodge is the premier Addiction Treatment Center in Utah (www.cirquelodge.com)
Date: September 30th
Time: 10am-1pm
Location: 777 N Palisade Drive
Orem, Utah 84097
Cost: free (incl. 3CE)


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Introducing visual methods to tourism studies
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AHMED, 22 Oct 2012fakeno it's not fake Lumia preorders in france has topped the iphone 5 and in it has been sold out in Italy
I think Nokia lumia 920 is much much better option to compair HTC 8X.
As if the 8X didn't have insufficient space already with no expansion, this offer is for an 8GB model...?? These 2 year plans are a killer though, im glad i still have a 12 month contract!
Omar Mohamed, 22 Oct 2012Guys, Lumia 920 pre-ordres are sold out completely. Looks promising....fake
Guys, Lumia 920 pre-ordres are sold out completely.
Looks promising....
Sooo, what's the point?
You just proved to yourself that lagdroid is such a big mess that event to achieving high performance you need to do all that kind of tinkering stuff.
"More easier and faster then Windows Phone with the proper phone skills after setup."
AnonD-58527, 22 Oct 2012Then regular users should never complain about lag in android then. Not if the custom Rom i... morehonestly, it's a very silly argument. The users are supposed to be responsible for making their phone perform seamlessly? ...and do a weekly reset just to keep it that way? :Facepalm:
I have to say, the WP8 launch seems much more solid, and more earnestly backed by multiple manufacturers compared to the WP7 launch wave. Things seem to be looking good for WP8, and will give Android a run for its money.
AnonD-73681, 22 Oct 2012Nokia Lumia 920, the sweetest phone to date!the Nokia Lumia 920 was pulled out from best buy site, apparently it is not yet available for pre-order. BB launched 920 ahead of planned launch date which made the AT&T people not very happy.
The lumia 920 looks set to rule this operating system, it's an amazing device
AnonD-58527, 22 Oct 2012wait for the 4.2 update.
Root your phone and delete the un-needed files.
Reboot and factory ... moreandroid 5.0???????
seriously , and what about the millions of phones out there running ics , jb and GB. Do you even know the percentage of droid users on GB , dats 55% , n they are on 2.3.3 , n you talk of 5.0..........U might be very clear about tech specs but u definitely don't know anything of the market . get real buddy.
AnonD-3678, 22 Oct 2012From lower price point and weight, HTC 8X will take down Lumia 920 sales.But there is also lumia 820 will available in near future,don't mind.
i love original not plagiat... and poeple smart i know u choice..
AnonD-3678, 22 Oct 2012From lower price point and weight, HTC 8X will take down Lumia 920 sales.If so. Why are preorders of lumia selling out and HTC not. Lumia for more better device. I chanced HTC twice before and both times I felt I was betrayed. Lumia all the way thanks
Vips, 22 Oct 2012Lumia 920 not listed for pre-order anymore in the Best buy site. Pre orders sold out so fast??? really?
AnonD-58527, 22 Oct 2012Then regular users should never complain about lag in android then.
Not if the custom Rom i... moreyada yada yada.. 90 % smartphone users doesn't know how to do that, mr. knowitall. .


text: Back to: HealthBeat January 11, 2018 06:17 PM Turning Art Into Therapy Sophie Heinemann reports: If you or a loved one has to spend months in the hospital, it may be hard to focus on the positives. But one program is hoping to take your mind off of the illness, at least for awhile. "Oh give me the orange egg! I have to have at least one orange thing," Tracy Amos said. Orange isn't Tracy's favorite color, but it's the color that represents leukemia. "He was diagnosed September 14. He was brought down here by ambulance from Watertown," Tracy said. Tracy's 8-year-old son Javier has acute lymphoblastic leukemia, or ALL, the most common type of cancer in children. "I did not know what was going on. I was confused, I was lost. I didn't even know what it was," Tracy said. Javier's last four months have involved chemotherapy, blood transfusions, and something you may not expect... Art. "He seemed to really enjoy it. His whole family really enjoyed it and I love when parents get involved too. It's just cool to see them interact and have this positive moment together," artist Marlee Hayes said. "The pain. Thinking of what's going to happen next? Away. Just for that half an hour, 45 minutes. It just took it away," Tracy said. The Sanford Arts Program receives all its supplies from grant money, and is free for all patients. "It doesn't have to be just one thing. If you're not into painting you can pick up a ukulele and learn how to play string music, you can sculpt, you can do all sorts of different things," Hayes said. Javier is putting his own twist on a snow globe by instead making a beach globe. "They have the ability to say no. They don't have that ability with a lot of other employees here at Sanford because it's kind of like, this is what you're going to do because it's for your health. With the art thing, it's cool because it's a choice," Hayes said. "What do you think?" Hayes said. "It's good," Javier said. "Do you want to do another one?" Hayes said. "Yeah!" Javier said. A simple task, turning a complicated experience into a positive memory. If you're interested in participating in the Sanford Arts Program, click here. © 2017 KELOLAND TV. All Rights Reserved. Children's Health Health Beat General HealthBeat {{Title}} Remove Change News General Courts Web Only Crime Outdoors Events Center Non-Homepage Boredom Busters Pipeline Positively KELOLAND Technology Hunger Affordable Care Act Shops Flooding Remembering 9/11 Drought JazzFest Spring Storm Honor Flight Spencer Anniversary Copper Lounge Collapse Hidden History Founder's Day Eclipse Holiday Custer Fire Pheasant Fest Emerald Ash Borer DoApp Health News Business News Sports Agriculture Markets Livestock Crops Politics HealthBeat Cancer Children's Health Heart Health Wellness & Nutrition General Health Beat Women's Health RX Resources What's Going Around OTC Diabetes Recalls Dental Health Men's Health Politics South Dakota Legislature Budget Congress Taxes General Local Campaign President US Senate New Laws US House Iowa Ballot Issues Local Races Minnesota Gubernatorial Education Funding College Elementary High School Pre K School Supplies Middle School Sports Professional College High School Sports Zone Headlines Summit League Tournament Olympics Super Bowl Racing All Star Golf NCAA Business Industry Your Money Matters Development Gas & Energy Legislation Economy/Stocks Employment General Health Care Technology Education Funding Tourism Banking/Finance Housing Transportation Insurance Meetings & Events Retail & Restaurants All Industries On The Move Shops Agriculture Holiday Shopping Trendigital Featured Stories Eye on KELOLAND Inside KELOLAND Weather Snow Forecast Records Rain Flooding Drought WX Corner General World News Investigates GEAR UP Real or Fake Sponsored KELOLAND Living Done SD Sioux Falls {{Title}} [x] Add or, Select from existing Opening existing... Close existing Most popular communities Click to select: Show all508Communities Show only most popular Opening all... {{Title}} ({{ItemsCount}}) Views


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December 10th, 2017, 10:29 PM #1
My screwup of the week. Pinion angle
How bad is my pinion angle off? Am I going to have to redo my perches? Im running a jeep 4.0 auto, 5.38s and 40s. Thanks guys.
Overkill is a very underrated achievement.
December 11th, 2017, 07:47 AM #2
December 11th, 2017, 10:54 AM #3
hmmmm I can on my laptop but not my phone.
December 11th, 2017, 10:57 AM #4
Ill try again. This is my angles with my jeeps weight on the springs and the tires off. All my angles are within a degree of each other.
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is this a front or rear... I can only see the 1st 4 photos... have you check if things bind up when the suspension dropped out, bumped and flexed?
I think youll want to redo it but that's just merig- 04 TJ for going to the malls and tow pig- 15 F350
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From the last picture, it does look to me as though your pinion is high. Does it vibrate?" Every soul deserves a shot at a Cadillac, but not everyone should be guaranteed a Cadillac". Ben Stein
December 13th, 2017, 07:54 PM #7
I'd run it and try it first before cutting off perches, if it has a vibration either use a wedge or then cut off and reweld it.
As tjared mentioned try articulating it too. It's a pain in the arse with leafs but jacks and ratchet straps and some muscle it can be done.If it weren't for bad luck, I'd have none at all.
December 13th, 2017, 07:55 PM #8
I forgot, try to figure out how to get a anti wrap bar in there, they really help a ton.
December 13th, 2017, 10:13 PM #9
Ive also since added rear shocks both on the front and rear of the axle since this picture was takin. Thanks for all the help/advice guys.


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Ishqbaaz 28th July 2017 Written Episode Update Twist Future story of Ishqbaaz. Spoilers & latest news/Update on TellySerialUpdates.com
The show starts with the scene in which Svetlana is driving a car and Jhanvi is sitting behind along with fainted Tej. She asks Svetlana what happened? Where are we going this time? Svetlana says her to get relax and sits here. Suddenly, a police barrier is coming there. Jhanvi is getting tensed. Svetlana goes outside and asks Police man what happened? The Police man says her get to relax and asks her to call Mrs. Obeoi and her husband outside the car.
Jhanvi is getting scared very badly and then comes outside. She says to the Police man that he is drunk and that's why he doesn't come outside. Then the Police man says to Jhanvi that ok you don't worry, you may sit inside and we can help your driver to take your car outside from the big hole. Svetlana drives the car away from there.
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Here Gauri is in the room whereas she is looking at some sketches of Omkara. She says that I am sure that Omkara ji made these pictures. Omkara is coming there and says that yes I made these pictures but from here you got these pictures. Gauri gets scared and starts to say to Omkara that sorry, I didn't do any investigation. Actually, I got these pictures when she was coming here to take the blanket. Omkara says it's ok, you just relax. He starts to tell everything to Gauri about the pictures like he made these pictures when Rudra was small and he learned out how to walk.
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Finally, they Svetlana and Jhanvi are coming to the graveyard along with Tej's body. Bhavya is also here and she is getting the locket there. She is getting so happy. Svetlana and Jhanvi are burying Tej's body. Suddenly, they are feeling someone's presence and then hides. Bhavya is coming there. They are looking here and there.
Ishqbaaz 28th July 2017 Written Episode Update: Upcoming Story:
Here Shivaay, Rudra, and Omkara are making a food in the kitchen whereas Rudra is cracking so many jokes. Omkara and Shivaay are laughing a lot. Suddenly, Shivaay is getting pari's photo. He says that Arundhati is sending Pari's photo to. Omkara and Rudra are getting so much happy to see this. Anika is also coming there and sees Pari's photo. She says aww, she is looking so much cute. Shivaay asks Anika that finally, you came to know that where we say aww. Anika looks on.
Ragini is also coming there and then asks Shivaay that I think I came here on the wrong time. Shivaay says no. Om says to Shivaay that your problems are getting solved finally. Now you and Anika bhabhi live together. Shivaay says that how can I forget the past like what she did to us. Omkara says that you may also forget everything like we forgot everything.


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Tsarnaev brothers planned to head to New York.
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Why the Chechen president released his statement about the Boston bombers via Instagram.
A letter from the family of Lu Lingzi.
Chrissy Amphlett, lead singer of Divinyls, dies at 53.
Reese Witherspoon apologises after arrest.
Michael Koresky travels back to 1966.
From the Delhi police: Why women deserve to be raped.
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1. What do I wear for my first beginner class if I don't have ballet attire?
Recommended Attire
For beginners/first day, a close-fitting stretchable top and stretchable pants (no longer than knee length).
Beginner level students do not have to get the ballet attire for the first term. The first one or two lessons will be done on barefoot.
2. Where can I buy my ballet attire from?
(Optional for beginners): Ballet Shops
3. What should guys wear for class?
If you want to be strictly well-dressed, you can get a guy's leotard from the ballet shops. Pair it with above knee length bicycle pants or above knee length jazz style pants.
If you're not really comfortable with that (and I feel all adults should feel comfortable while dancing), the following example is acceptable:
4. I am ___ years old..is it too late for me to start now?
It's never too late to learn! Ballet included =P. I started ballet at 15 yrs, and thought I was too old. I now have students up to 40-50 yrs old. The main thing is to know what your goals are in learning ballet. Is it to dance as a hobby? Or to fulfil your dream to be a professional ballet dancer?
In Singapore, if you're female, about 16yrs and above and have no previous dance background, it may indeed be too late to become a professional dancer in a company (though there's a slim chance you may just succeed if you enrol full-time). For males, its a different story..I've heard of quite a number starting at 20yrs and making it as professional dancers.
If your main aim is to dance as a hobby, keep fit and get a good posture, starting ballet shouldnt be a problem at any age. However, if you've had past injuries or a weak joint area, do let your ballet teacher know so he/she would be able to watch out for steps which may be difficult or too strenuous for you.
5. Can adult beginners take exams?
It's definitely possible. However, I feel adult ballet shd be free frm exams =P. you're taking up ballet as something you've always wanted to do. learning to dance should bring you joy in itself!
Its true that we sometimes want that certificate to feel a sense of achievement, but what I would like for all late starters is to just have fun learning and dancing with your friends. You'll still reach a certain standard of dancing regardless of whether you take an exam anyway, so why stress yourself out for?
From my own experience, I wanted to do exams because my aim was to get into an arts school and go professional. Well I eventually went to NUS and got a degree in psychology instead, but the ballet exams came in handy for me to get a proper certification to be a teacher. So moral of the story is: exams aren't all that important unless you need them to get into another school or become a teacher etc etc.
But if u do have a strong wish for "self-actualisation", please do let your teacher know so he/she would be able to point you towards the direction you can take. I do take requests for exams, but only for strong ones and those who can commit their time, sweat and blood =P


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For more than 150 years, the area known as "Cambria City" has been home to working-class residents of Johnstown. Originally, immigrant steelworkers and coal miners were guided here upon arriving in Johnstown. They formed families, gathered into ethnic groups and founded their own churches and societies. Cambria City became a richly colorful cultural center.
As recently as 2009, five of the Roman Catholic parishes founded by ethnic groups still thrived here: SS, Casimir and Emerich (Polish and Hungarian), St. Columba (English-speaking), Immaculate Conception (German), St. Rochus (Croatian) and St. Stephens (Slovak). Click on the Tour the Steeples link to see how the interiors Casimir, Columba and Immaculate Conception appeared in 2008.
In July, 2009, the Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown consolidated the five parishes into a new Resurrection Parish and closed three church buildings – Casimir, Columba and Immaculate Conception.
A group named "Save Our Steeples" worked to raise money and promote reuse of the buildings. Their grassroots efforts generated funding that supported an effort by the Johnstown Area Heritage Association and Partners for Sacred Places of Philadelphia, Pa, to organize a Cambria City charrette (a visioning workshop) in November of 2010. Out of that charrette came a concept to redevelop Columba into a theater and use it as the venue for an original historical drama telling Johnstown's immigrant story.
Over the next year, a 501(c)(3) corporation called "1901 Church, Inc." was identified and offered by its president, Teresa Stoughton Marafino of Jennerstown, as a corporate entity that could be used for the acquisition of the building. Then Resurrection Parish told community leaders that it couldn't continue to maintain the three church buildings. During the fall of 2011, Resurrection Parish and 1901 Church, Inc., negotiated an agreement for the purchase of all three buildings for a total of $30,000.
1901 Church took possession of the buildings on December 30, 2011, and launched The Steeples Project to raise funding and plan new uses for these architecturally, historically, and culturally significant buildings. To date The Steeples Project has raised more than $300,000 and moved reuse plans forward for all three buildings.
The former Immaculate Conception was reopened as "The Grand Halle on Broad Street" in September of 2012. Now the Grand Halle features monthly concerts that showcase its brilliant acoustics and some of the area's brightest musical talents. Thanks to its Gothic ambiance, resonate Adam Stein pipe organ and Munich-style stained glass, The Grand Halle also has become one of Greater Johnstown's premier wedding and special-event rental venues.
Because the former SS. Casimir and Emerich has two floors, including a former social hall on the first floor, it attracted significant interest from a number of commercial enterprises inquired about either leasing portions of the building or purchasing it. In 2015, Stella LLC., a Cambria City-based property development and event management company, purchased Casimir from 1901 Church, Inc. Not only did the purchase price enable 1901 Church to recover the community's investment in Casimir, but Stella signed a conservation easement, which obligates the owner of this property to maintain the exterior and significant interior architectural elements in perpetuity.
To learn about Stella's commitment to heritage preservation and its exciting plans for Casimir, visit
Stella's website
The Steeples Project vision for the former St. Columba continues to be the redevelopment of that building into a theater for the dramatic arts and use of the venue to stage a professionally produced historical drama telling Johnstown's immigrant story. Work now is underway to preserve this important resource and begin the pursuit of this bold vision.
While much has been accomplished, significant challenges remain. The Steeples Project needs your support!
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This morning on "Taking it to the Streets" my guest will be Garry Clark, Sr. Founder and CEO of Pep Rally for Peace in the Streets
Pep Rally for Peace in the Streets is hosting its 5th Annual "Chuck Brown Hat Coat Boot Blanket Food Drive" for the Homeless and Families in Need. It's happening on Saturday, December 13th, between 12 – 7 pm at the DC General Emergency Family Shelter, located at 1900 Massachusetts Avenue SE in Washington DC. For more information log onto www.prpis.org
Tune into Taking it to the Streets weekday mornings at, 6:46am, 7:13am and at 8:13am on the Steve Harvey morning show.
You can follow me on Twitter at @bobbygailes and stay connected.
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Today i have a card to share that i made for one of my blogging friends for her birthday this week.
I used another of the redrawn images from Saturated Canary that came with the first subscription email. The image is called tourist but it is great for anyone who likes to take photos, like myself, too.
I coloured the image using promarkers.
The papers are from Nitwit collections Happy range.
I added a doily, pearls, ribbon and flowers to finish along with a sentiment. I also added some glitter to the flash on the camera.
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Ryan HooverPro@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
I know @jsneedles will appreciate this. Because random.
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@rrhoover ❤ random. This look fun.
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Reminds me of Netflix Roulette although its quite basic. Still end up spending hours choosing stuff to watch no matter however you do it haha
@bentossell Yup, very similar concepts. FR is updated daily, and also offers support for 30+ countries, unlike Netflix Roulette which just did the US.
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Looks like Flixed has been shut down :(
Thanks for the hunt Mack :)


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Henriette Karlsen
De Stærke Børn
The idea for De Stærke Børn (The Strong Children) came from founder Henriette Karlsens own experiences of a troubled childhood. Henriette was abused, experienced neglect of care and was placed outside the home several times throughout her childhood. These experiences of neglect from the public system fueled her desire of taking responsibility for the vulnerable children and their families. She simply felt that something had to be done.
The meeting with the various public agencies can be both a confusing and complicated experience for many. The authorities' judicial and administrative warrants and bureaucratic configuration can oftentimes create a distance between citizen and institution.
In order for the corporation and relation between citizen and public agencies not to become impeded, it can for some people be beneficiary to have a person with the same experiences in life by their side. De Stærke Børn contributes by giving vulnerable children, youths and their families support and counselling when meeting the various public agencies, and thereby help create a greater cohesion and reestablish the trust between the parties. In addition to acting as assessors, De Stærke Børn advocates the rights of all children, especially those in the most vulnerable of situations. They do so by hosting conferences and giving lectures and workshops on the subject. In addition to that, they also facilitate more hands-on initiatives that help vulnerable children here and now, as for example their Mad-på-Lad (Food-Haul) initiative where they get sponsors to donate food which they, by cargo bike, take to the children on the streets.


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070224 Select Woodbrook Fox Hunt Snapshot Gallery
Snapshot gallery of images from a Fox Hunt in the Pacific Northwest - please note that a scented towel was used to provide a sent trail for the hounds. Images are of fox hounds and horses running through the woods in pursuit of the 'fox'. Images were acquired as 8 megapixel JPG files with a 20D and 70-200 2.8 IS and have been post processed and downsized to 1024 pixels for display on the web. Image Copyright © 2007 J. Andrew Towell for Poulsen Photography. Image use here courtesy of Poulsen Photography. All Rights Reserved. Please contact the copyright holder at http://www.poulsenphoto.com to discuss any and all usage rights and to see the complete image gallery from the event.Read More


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Playwright Launches New Theatre Podcast YOUR PROGRAM IS YOUR TICKET
Award-winning playwright Sean Chandler takes you behind the scenes in his new podcast Your Program Is Your Ticket. The podcast features interviews with a wide range of artists from the New York Theatre community (indie theatre to Broadway) and will also showcase nationwide and international talent.
Your Program Is Your Ticket started in February 2017 and offers a rare glimpse into the world of theatre from the people who create it: producers, actors, lighting designers, stage managers, ushers, writers, understudies, directors and more.
All podcasts are available for free at iTunes and on Soundcloud.
Playwright Sean Chandler, the writer (co-written with David Leeper) of last year's FringeNYC hit At The Flash, discusses what inspired him to create Your Program Is Your Ticket: "My play 'At The Flash' has always been produced in theaters of an intimate nature and I have had the good fortune of having the show produced in Chicago, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Vermont, New York and Dublin, Ireland. Throughout that process, I have met many wonderful people who work in theater who I felt merited a voice to discuss their views on the production of theater at the local, regional, off-Broadway and off-off-Broadway level. I thought it would be wonderful to interview these artists and theatrical professionals to give them that voice, while at the same time still discussing larger theater productions, covering off on all levels and occupations of the theater."
Previous podcasts guests have included:
Martin Denton - The creator of NYTheare.com and Indie Theater Now shares his thoughts on publishing up and coming playwrights, as well as his take on the future of smaller productions and indie theater. Soundcloud | iTunes
Asher Novek - Community organizer, storyteller, and creator of the first annual Speak Up, Rise Up Festival in New York City, discusses the festival which features powerful and prolific stories from all walks of life. Soundcloud | iTunes
Laura Stratford - Executive Director of Chicago's Underscore Theater Company and book writer for the 2017 hit NYMF musical "Numbers Nerds," shares her thoughts on the creative process and running a successful theatre. Soundcloud | iTunes
Martin Casella - Award winning playwright whose work has been performed nationally and internationally. His play THE IRISH CURSE, which started at FringeNYC in 2005, opened Off-Broadway in March 2010 at the SoHo Playhouse. Soundcloud | iTunes
Sean Chandler (Creator/Producer/Host) is an award-winning playwright who has been a podcast host since 2012, having co-hosted three prior shows; Lundon Calling, Lundon Calling's Empty Closet Series, and Lundon Calling's Lundon Bridge with the legendary Ace Lundon and YouTube personality Donny Winter. As a writer, Sean's work includes the solo show At The Flash which had a nearly sold-out run at the 2016 New York International Fringe Festival and took home an award for Outstanding Solo Performance. The play also won awards from Pride Films and Plays Great Gay Play and Musical Contest Winner, and played at The Dublin Gay Theatre Festival where it received an Oscar Wilde Best New Work Nomination.
Other writing credits include We The People: A Theatrical Song Cycle, Running: A New Musical, Radical Morality (Nicholl Fellowship Quarter-Finalist, Creative World Awards Semi-Finalist, PFP Great Screenplay Contest Semi-Finalist), Kissing The Frog Prince (Scriptoid Writers Challenge, All Access Screenwriters Competition & The Screenplay Festival Semi-Finalist), and The Pack (Creative World Awards Semi-Finalist). Sean resides in New York City and is a proud member of The Dramatists Guild. Visit www.seanwchandler.com for more information.


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Last month's issue of Invincible was impressive in the way it succeeded in cramming all the action and drama of a major event comic into the confines of a single issue. Certainly, there were points that the limited page count hampered the story, but if nothing else Robert Kirkman proved it can be done. And even if readers were left to scratch their heads when certain major scenes were truncated, few would argue issue #60 didn't set up a terrific new status quo going forward.
Issue #61 sees the entire world attempting to pick up the pieces and rebuild after being attacked by an army of parallel universe Invincibles. This isn't another World War Hulk, where one quick call to Damage Control can set things aright. Entire cities have been toppled, and many are pointing fingers squarely at Mark Grayson. For his part, Mark can do little but fret over the bed of Atom Eve. However, it isn't long before an unlikely ally arrives to enlist his aid in rebuilding a shattered planet.
Kirkman doesn't waste the potential he granted himself. Things had been going well in Mark's personal life for a while now, so it's interesting to see him react to having the rug pulled out from under him. Particularly memorable is a scene where Mark interacts with Atom Eve's parents for the first time. Unfortunately, Kirkman's tendency to needless exposition does hinder a few scenes. Invincible is forced to battle a fellow hero who suffered a particularly terrible loss in the war. It's a powerful scene, but it could have been more so with less fight dialogue getting in the way. On the whole, though, this is easily one of the most engrossing issues of the past year.
As usual, Ryan Ottley lends his own touch. Ottley's specialty has always been figure work more than detailed backgrounds, but there are several instances where Ottley goes the extra mile in rendering the full scope of the devastation. And the last page alone has me excited for the visual delights Ottley will spin in issue #62. It's a very good time to be an Invincible fan, and I highly doubt the excitement will be dying down anytime soon.


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Elearn Security PRO
I decided to do the Elearn security pro course as it offers option to pay as you go. This is a really good course the layout of the training is very well done. If you pick the pay as you go option that involves paying around £170 for the first month then around £150 x 2. The only downside to this is you have to wait in order to get access to certain area of the course. So the first payment will give you access to the web apps part but if you finish this you have to wait until the next payment is taken to gain acces to the next section of the course.
The first section of the course you have access to is Web application in this module you cover a wide range of web topics including the OWASP top ten. XSS,SQL injections,CSRF,RFI, and local file inclusions to name a few.
The next section of the course is about security in general and covers things like ciphers and exploits and the last section covers general networking so information gathering to gaining access.Since I have singed up to the course they have updated the material to v2 the new material just makes this course even better they have added material on password cracking as well using metasploit to exploit machines. I would advise looking at the new syllabus to see all the changes. Also with the new v2 version they have a new lab that is awesome it helps you practice your skills and master them knowing your not doing any damage.
The Exam
The purpose of the exam is to test you and if you pass you gain eCPPT certificate you get access to the exam as soon as you sign up to the course this is a vm image that you download and contain a website. The aim of the exam is to conduct a pen test against this site and write a report based on your findings. If you pick the pay as you go option you have 120 days to complete the exam from the last payment date. I started the exam from day one just using the lab to list things I would report before finally putting in for the exam. You are expect to find as many issue as you can and find ones that are high risk to the client as possible. I passed this exam first time what I was really shocked at as it has very high fail rate and most people pass it second time around.
Overall I think this by far the best course I have done to date this is simple because the material is fantastic and the support behind it is super anytime i had a problem it was fixed within hours. I would highly recommend this course to anyone who is new to pen tester as you will gain lots from it but also to anyone who interested in security this is a great little course.


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Thursday, June 28, 2012
Judgey McJudgersons
I am generally unconcerned with how I am perceived by ppl I do not give a shit about - that is honest/no bullshit. Though I was recently made aware of how I feel about someone questioning how I feel about my family...that was an interesting little self-observation, watching how I reacted to someone implying family disloyalty. I can honestly say I haven't been so enraged in quite some time...and while I understand it was a useless out-of-context kerfluffle and an obvious oops it made my blood boil to be accused of such a faux pas. Upon rethinking it over and over and over again it occurred to me I need to work on that little thing inside of me that feels so indignant when anyone calls to question things of great importance to me...b/c really...who cares? I cannot be accused of EVER suffering from the awesome trait of being "logical first - reactive later"...I am a react 1st - be logical after the fact kind of person (if I am lucky)...which is kind of a left over thing from when I was 15...though I do not punch ppl in the face anymore so YAY for PROGRESS!
I guess that moment (back to the 1st paragraph) is more about how we feel about our own accomplishments or lack thereof. When you are talking to someone you haven't for a long time and giving them the rundown of your life...it makes you wonder and question wtf you have been doing for 20+ years...reliving the trials and tribulations, taking a closer look at how you could have done things a little differently...oh hindsight...such a rotten bunghole it can be. Mind you....all things considered – the last 20 yrs have been a gargantuan challenge but at the same time an accomplishment...without a doubt it could have been easier under different circumstances but it also could have been much more difficult under those same circumstances so all in all...it worked out well. Not like you can go back and have do-overs....OH IF I COULD the 1st do-over would be the sperm choosing...my girl deserves a much better donor than she got and for that I will be eternally sorry...interestingly I would pick a different donor for myself as well...I love the do-over game....I would also pick better hair, faster metabolism, athletic abilities, a happier brain, no tourettes (hahaha), a more reasonable nature, etc...
ANYHOW....back to reality...my waffle iron steam boob burn is like a miracle...its red and looks like it should hurt but it doesn't at all...it's like the waffle steam just obliterated all the pain receptors and nerve cells...not that I am complaining...I am sure that will come later when the titty bacon peels off exposing raw skin and I will then inflict you all with heinous details.
Recently, I told Chris the places I have lived in my life: Moose Jaw Sk - Regina SK - Shaunavon SK – Swan Hills AB - Rainbow Lake AB - Wainwright AB - Ponoka AB - Red Deer AB - Lacombe AB - Powell River BC - Prince George BC - Vancouver BC - Port Moody BC - Coquitlam BC - Lake Louise AB etc etc his response was the best quote EVER:
"…read like a horror show of boredom, dullness and strength sapping surroundathon of dumb hick people…"
Bahahahahaaaaa...omg...I so laughed.
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
cutest thing ever
Pretty sure the next lady to show up to take the hideous collector plates and rack will not be near as exciting. (UPDATE: the bag never showed)
On the flip side...my uterus is waging war on me right now...if you have ever wondered what it feels like to have a small sharp clawed creature living inside of you that once a month gets incredibly ornery and vicious, trying to claw its way to daylight well - let me tell you about it...it is not fucking cool...the most uncool part is I have at least 10+ yrs of this shit yet and every year it gets worse to the point that severe menopause is something I am looking fwd to...I won't gross you out with the gory details - just know that if I am EVER arrested for murder check the calendar b/c I guarantee if I didn't do it to save myself or my daughter I did it b/c I was suffering from menstrual psychosis.
I am checking out Jeff Buckley at the moment...another dead musician I am sure to find affection for...
....there is something about what I have listened to so far that is drawing me in...not bashing me over the head to get my attention...just drawing me in....so onward I shall explore the small collection of music Jeff Buckley left us in the wake of his accidental drowning....I feel like Aunty Pam would like him (take note Aunty Pam)...
Company this weekend...Pam and Maggie are coming to town...Pam's tattoo is getting finished (hopefully?) and us 3 gals have tickets to go see BIG JOHN BATES Sat. night...I am stoked for that..I love him! Rockabilly awesomeness...too bad it is at Soprano's though - fack I hate that place. But it is going to be fun...Donna will be joining us too...
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Waffle War
Today I went on a wander walk...in the sun...got sweaty and gross but managed to visit both Lisa and Esther before making it to my movie downtown...saw lots of cool street art as I tromped around Fernwood...
Before seeing my movie I stopped in @ Lyle's (record store) and found HIGH & DRY (Def Leppard) on vinyl for 2.49...wooohoo...then hit the theatre and saw the greatest little movie I have seen in a while...genuinely fantastic...great acting...creative and not all Hollywood lame... MOONRISE KINGDOM.
SO great....was a great way to finish off an already nice afternoon.
Back to work tomorrow. Boo!
Friday, June 22, 2012
Asylum Tattoos, Victoria, BC
Asylum Tattoos, Victoria, BC, a photo by jennzebel on Flickr.
A. & Randy - Asylum Tattoos, Victoria, BC
A. & Randy - Asylum Tattoos, Victoria, BC, a photo by jennzebel on Flickr.
A. & Randy - Asylum Tattoos, Victoria, BC
A. * Randy - Asylum Tattoos, Victoria, BC, a photo by jennzebel on Flickr.
June 21 2012 001
June 21 2012 001, a photo by jennzebel on Flickr.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
The Meat Whisperer
Both my work and home PC keyboards are absolutely revolting....I periodically turn them upside-down and get loose crumbs out but really....the things are covered in dust, grime and grossness...It is a wonder I have not died from some grossness infection...keyboard herpes or something. I do try and clean it...canned air and wiping but you just can't get in the crevices...I wonder if there is a little tool someone invented to fit between keys for cleaning....something better than a Q-Tip...?
Ooo OOooo oo I think my mom send me some of this: http://keyboardcleaner.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/cyberclean-keyboard-cleaners.jpg
Must investigate later! A long paint brush might be helpful as well...
Being back to work on Tuesdays after 3 days off is a soul crushing experience...not b/c its terrible here...far from it but...while I realize I need the routine of a job or i would become a complete HERMIT and never leave my house....why should I? I have everything I need there...lots to keep my occupied...Christ – I can order groceries online now and have them delivered for a mere 10.00...10 bucks and I don't even have to SHOP myself....that is so friggin amazing. I will do anything to avoid going to the grocery store now...sadly there are a few things I refuse to order online...like MEAT...I am not ordering meat I do not visually inspect 1st. It isn't like I have some kinda of power to tell if meat is ok...I am NOT the 'meat whisperer' or anything...I just have to LOOK at it... (hahaha @ meat whisperer....how dirty)
Poor Mel just spent 1500.00 b/c her cat eat a fracking earplug....MY CAT PLAYS WITH MY EARPLUGS ALL THE TIME....not any gawd damn more though...wtf....? I can say I am pretty sure I would not spend 1500.00 to save my cat for eating an earplug...survival of the fittest...that's just dumb, even for a cat...and I own a stupid cat...I am sure you remember my cat was the one who jumped/fell off the 4th floor balcony a few yrs back...and lived...took me 3 days to find her BUT she was physically fine...took her to the vet to get looked at....a little soft tissue damage...nothing bad...pretty sure she landed on her head though b/c she can be so painfully stupid at times it hurts me feelings. I had pet insurance then...so the vet trip was covered for 80%. As soon as I pass over Ayla cell bill to her I am signing up for pet insurance again b/c it has been a while and.........it just seems smart. You expect dogs to do dumb shit like eat foreign objects (ie: Donna's dog Dugan eats socks and condoms ffs....) but cats – they should be smarter than that....but they aren't.
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Happy Bastard's Day
Aunty Pam bought me a waffle maker to congratulate me for not strangling A. before graduation...my mom also gifted me for the accomplishment.
It was a gift worthy accomplishment if I do say so myself...
The day shall be redeemed shortly...Alexandra is coming over for some tortilla soup (that turned out pretty kick ass let me tell ya) and a therapy session...it always amuses me that as one of the most fucked up ppl I know (myself) I always end up the therapist in many of my friendships...should have got into social work after all I guess. Easy to be objective and empathetic to others...and far less easy to offer yourself the same empathy. Funny how that works. My only therapist friend is Connie....her masters in clinical psych makes me take her advice quite seriously lol
I feel facked today...unwell in general...and to try and make you all feel unwell here is the 80's video nightmare of the day:
Thursday, June 14, 2012
potty mouth
I should be asleep.
I should be a lot of things...................................
Dinosaurs take over Victoria
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
the wheels on the bus...
Watch – the day one of them sticks their tongue out at me I will be shattered...
I have decided I would like to make out with Damien Rice while "9 CRIMES" is playing in the background the whole time...no idea why I am sharing that...but really why do I share anything on here? Oh that's right – because it is just what I do.
I took a look and realized I have been blogging since 2005...just think once I am dead you all have a fantastic amount of reading to do...OR you can sing hallelujah and be done with it entirely...leaving me to rot away in the bowels of the internet...I occasionally randomly read old stuff and it freaks me out...sometimes I read stuff that I wrote and I don't think it is my writing...too clever...though I wish I could think that of the really terrible writing of mine I read..."ohhh gawd no that cannot be me writing such filth..." I wish Connie had the time to blog...she is a fabulous writer...has a real flare and I enjoy all the snippets she shares with me when she does get a few moments to get busy with a pen and paper (aka fingers to keyboard)...I have in my possession some journaling of hers from many many years ago which is great reading as well...compared to my journaling it is kinda sad. When I journal on paper it is extremely emotional and really dramatic (which makes me howl with laughter after the fact)...in fact I have 1 whole journal dedicated to a few months I was with a certain someone (we can call him Mr Big Cock) a few years back that could be passed off as the diary of a 15 yr old girl. I have considered burning it – not b/c of the content so much as the intensity and redundancy of my dramatics...it is friggin embarrassing...ha. I feel kinda crappy sometimes when I am really pissed at someone and let loose on paper like that I don't always follow up so once I am dead it would seem like I hated the person terribly when in reality that is not the case at all. If I am not thought to be 100% insane when I die I will be afterwards if anyone is bored enough to read through the stack of journaling wonderment I leave behind.
I downloaded a rock trivia game on my phone for when I am on the bus etc...JFC...all the new R&R band questions I am completely clueless about...so irritating...and really how many fuggin Nickelback questions do I have to answer...? or Coldplay...or the Killers...I KNOW SHIT ABOUT THEM and I do not want to know anything more than shit about them...so I might look for a different app. Something that might enrich my brain even. Gawd knows I could use it...I see my brain doing weird things...maybe everyone's does – I have no real idea...perhaps I am Alzheimer's paranoid for no reason...
Monday, June 11, 2012
When my brother died we drove from the Calgary airport up to Rocky Mountain House and along the way - I was in the back seat trying to astrally project myself somewhere else...running thoughts through my head about this being some cruel hoax and once we got to RMH it would all be over...but I knew it wouldn't be...he wouldn't be standing there with a big goofy grin and scream "HAHA! I GOT YOU!" - Don't I wish...anyhow...while in the back seat wishing I was in a drug induced coma I happened to look up as we drove by the sign for Gleniffer Lake...I lived most of my childhood in Alberta and had somehow managed to never hear about this lake or see a road sign (or notice) until that moment when my brother Glenn was dead in Rocky Mountain House and I was on my way to face the dreaded permanency of it. The Gleniffer Lake sign seemed like a little elbow from the great beyond...a poke in the ribs...something...I don't know what but at that moment it seemed profound and heartbreaking. It was the 1st in an endless string of daily reminds about my lost little brother...so hearing about this lake being polluted by yet another pipeline disaster...well....fuck -fuck fuck fuck is all I have to say on that...
It is grey and cool out...all day at work I sat in that hot box dieing a slow death...that office is a gawd damn soul draining piece of shit...I am trying to put off the use of the A/C's until absolutely necessary but jfc...sitting in that dead hot air completely turns me into a corpse on autopilot. IT ISN'T EVEN HOT OUT YET FOR THE LOVE OF GAWD. I hate that office so much...my next job will be in an A/C'd building...just like my next apt will have a pool. Not kidding.
I was thinking how disappointing it is going to be if Chris - who I was blathering about a few posts ago - turns out to be a boring, middle aged jerk..arrogant or annoying.............................BUZZ KILL. It has happened before....a certain someone who was my be all end all all through Jr and Sr High...and into my early 20's...who at the time was the coolest, hottest, most mysterious, dangerous, deep guy in all the universe...turned up on Facebook last year only to end up being the most fucking boring, one dimensional, small town hickster of all time. Tragic loss...hard to be perceived as cool, hot, mysterious, deep etc when there is rent to pay and you can't spell to save your gawd damn life. I cannot articulate the boner killer that is bad spelling and poor grammar...it makes me dead from the waist down.What do I know...there is a Hall & Oats song playing on my computer right now...ohhh wait...I have been redeemed by Robert Plant's "In the Mood"...
UPDATE: He is not boring and lame at all...and even had some funny stories to share about our 24 hour make out friendship that I forgot about hahaha
Passenger - Lisa Hannigan
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Once upon a time...
I was only 18. My friend Tammy and I were mad Metallica fans and it was almost the end of grade 12 so we decided to hitchhike to Vancouver to see Metallica...we had floor tickets. It was the "and justice for all' tour...we were stoked. She had met some guy named Darrell at a dart tournament a while before who shared a house with some guys in Vancouver and that was where we were staying over night...the house was full of guys...3 at least if I recall...it was an 18 yr old girls fucking wonderland of virginal awesomeness I can assure you. I immediately fixated on the smart one...not just b/c he was clearly smart and could read (ha!) - he was cute....and OLDER! OMG...older and cute hanging out with us small town teenagers not even graduated yet. They were living the 'grown up life' I pined for (and later came to realize was not all parties and sleepovers with hot guys) - in the big city, beer in the fridge, from places far away.
Chris did not seem like he was settled in Vancouver at all...and he had a girlfriend. Even at 18 I was perceptive enough to figure that out in about 3 mins...but she lived in Ontario...and due to having few feminist inklings back then I didn't consider it a deterrent at all. Don't get judge-y on me...as I said above, my virginity was still well intact at 18 and I had no intentions of ruining that marathon of curiosity and frustration...I just wanted to see if I was actually able to hold the interest of a older guy (turns out he was 25 at the time - at 18 that was a lot older - trust me) who was smart, taken and lovely to gaze at (this would be what is referred to as THE CHASE I guess). At the time my experience was rather limited to guys my own age which was rather disheartening and droll...so this was a serious adventure.
I have no recollection how much beer was consumed...I don't recall being hammered but that doesn't mean anything...it was a great night...Tammy ended up with Darrell and Chris and I talked and listened to music and made out all night...it was fab...not just for the obvious reasons but mostly b/c Chris was really quite lovely...he didn't try to get in my pants...he wasn't a pig...I could tell he was conflicted (insert GF back home and my age here) but it was a genuine nice night from where I sat...to this day it seemed quite innocent...
I just found him on FB and he lives in China with his wife...and appears to be the same interesting guy from 1989...time will tell...I am pretty confident he has absolutely NO idea who I am (even though I sent a hello msg with photos of him and his friends from that trip) which is kinda funny...b/c it is the story of my life...I remember people, details of those people, their stories, their smiles, their smell....and I am often completely forgotten by these same people 5 mins after meeting them. It used to bother me...until I came to terms with the fact that it doesn't matter. ha ha ha I have a preoccupation with details, my mind is impressionable by people I find interesting and it is just how I am wired...I have forgotten more about that 24 hrs than I have remembered...my memories are not concrete...it is a remembering of how I felt more than remembering how things were...I left Vancouver NOT feeling used...NOT feeling discarded or taken advantage of by a person who could have easily done so...that is what made such an impression...the 100.00 that was stolen out of my wallet we never figured out who did it...it was one of the 3 guys...I am looking fwd to picking this guys brain if he is receptive.
Saturday, June 09, 2012
I regret to inform you...
Wednesday, June 06, 2012
Stop staring at me CAT!
|Alexandra with the wobbly ball
A. is off to Denman Is. this weekend to camp...not very warm for that in my opinion but...she is adventurous...she won't mind near as much as I would...who am I kidding...unless someone has a cabin or a pimped out motor-home I DO NOT CAMP. I have always said camping is like being homeless on purpose and who the hell wants that...not me! I like the comforts of home...mind you I could really enjoy renting a cabin and being a fake camper. I require solid walls to ward off animals and a toilet...I could live without electricity ok...but squatting in the woods to pee...FORGET IT...this fatty is not digging that scene...even as a non-fatty I did not partake in such activities...my bladder was young then though...I could go to a bush party and drink a bit and wait til the night was over to pee...now...JFC...I have to time my outings and ma out where washrooms are....getting old is fucking annoying...lets not get into all that though...the thinning hair...the lard...the poor leg circulation...it is an ugly world.
OR GAWD! I cannot decide which version I like best...the original by Damien Rice or Phillip Phillips version...Aunty Cathy asked me to send her the PP version b/c she is an American Idol fan and really liked him a lot...and I instantly loved his version...enough to look up the original...now I just have to enjoy them both I guess...
Geoff Tate is playing in Victoria next weekend...and I think I shall go...its reasonably priced and hearing old Queensryche songs acoustically really appeals to me...plus it will probably be the last time I get a chance to hear any live so wtf.
I don't think Tere is going to make it to town next weekend...that gal cannot catch a break...like life hasn't already given her enough to deal with (her sons suicide in Sept) she keeps getting kicked while she is down...uncle dies...house floods...broke as shit...now a new fangled betrayal for her to try to process while she agonizes going through her sons clothing so she can have 2 memorial quilts made...I just do not know how the woman is still standing...
Man did I ever LOVE the article on the CBC website today...
Yesterday there was one that made me insane...it was so fabricated and full of shit it boggled my mind that the CBC put it up: PIECE OF SHIT ARTICLE
Then today this was put up in response to it: MUCH BETTER
The thing is....if you read the 1st one - don't you think it is the CBC's/reporters job to substantiate that Enbridge claim BEFORE the article is posted? I mean...come on...it reeks of bullshit and is so vague...why didn't someone there look into it? Today's blew it the fuck out of the water...and thank gawd b/c the 1st one made me poo in my pants a little...before I looked at it objectively. This shit is pissing me off a lot these days...I am considering laying off the news for a while...esp with all this body parts in the mail shit...like really?? SERIOUSLY? WTF....today at work a parcel came and was sitting on Doris's desk and I sniffed it to make sure it didn't smell like decomp. Welcome to 2012 folks...ppl don't just get murdered anymore...they get eaten, chopped up and mailed out. Fugg. Sick place.
Oh...look who was chatty tonight...good night.
Tuesday, June 05, 2012
things I wanna say tonight...
2.People should stop cutting ppl up and sending body parts in the mail. It is not ok freaks. Oh and stop eating peoples faces and shit too. Rude.
The End.
Monday, June 04, 2012
Adele got me on a Neil Finn kick today...
Sunday, June 03, 2012
Tattoo Cover Up: STEP ONE (Before & After)
|Grad day snacks with Ayla & Kelly
|Uncle Jimmy
|AUNTY PAM BEFORE: The 80's pegasus/unicorn nightmare...
|AUNTY PAM AFTER: 2.5 hrs for the outline only
|AUNTY PAM AFTER: Outline only...a few more appts for the shading and coloring...looks so good already...that unicorn is HISTORY thanks to Shawzy @ EMPIRE TATTOOS in Victoria, BC
Saturday, June 02, 2012
Henry Rollins, Me & Esther!
Friday, June 01, 2012
The injection was gross...getting a needle shoved into the sorest part of your body is most unpleasant but whatevs...it felt weird yesterday...pretty sure the cortisone caused me to have an increase in temperature at one point where I was sure I was having my 1st official hot flash of death...fml I thought I was going to turn into 1 giant puddle in the middle of Shoppers Drug Mart. ha! Anyhow...I iced it all night and today it is MASSIVELY improved...I can still feel a tinge in there....but the improvement is significant...oddly, I am still favoring it and don't trust it yet....so we shall see....
HENRY ROLLINS TONIGHT!!! & as if that wasn't enough - Pam & Jim are coming to night as well for the weekend.


text: What experience do people have with 12" PB batteries getting crappy long before the 300 cycle/80% point? Does Apple replace them (mine is still less than a year old)? Or do they just ignore it since the Powerbook itself is no longer under warranty? (they refused to fix my loose power connector because of a small dent on the bottom-right corner from the first week I owned it). Apple seems particularly obnoxious about fixing the 12" Powerbook (since friends with 15" PBs have gotten them fixed even with visible damage), but I really can't afford a new battery for this old machine (saving up for a 15" MBP!). My battery is, as stated, at 21% health after 257 cycles. It lasts maybe 30 minutes. This is down from more than an hour only 4-5 days ago. Is Apple likely to replace this?


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Inquiring minds want to know: Is "Nighthawks"--the famous scene of anonymous denizens of an all-night cafe--among the 65 paintings in a recently opened survey of Edward Hopper's work at Newport Harbor Art Museum? Well, the answer is no, because "Nighthawks" is owned by the Chicago Art Institute, and the exhibit consists solely of works from the collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art.
The Whitney owns more of Hopper's art than any other institution, and the survey also includes 35 watercolors and 50 prints and drawings. Most of the drawings are figure studies and studies for paintings like "Morning Sun" and "New York Movie"--neither of which is in the show, unfortunately, so viewers don't get to compare the sketch with the finished work.
Another strike against the exhibit is that most of the paintings are of dour New England buildings and breezy Cape Cod landscapes, rather than the images of lonely people in houses, offices and hotels that have come to be identified with the Hopper mystique.
Still, the show does help to fill in some lesser-known sides of the New York artist's career, with work dating from his student days to a few years before his death in 1967.


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I was in a craft store awhile back and saw some organizer with feet thingys and thought they were super cute. And then I saw the price tag.
Seventy-five dollars!!!
It didn't take long to figure out that it was basically a utensil organizer on steroids. For $75. Not gonna happen.
So I kept my eyes open for one that I could repurpose myself. Because I need more DIY action around here.
I found one at my sister's garage sale. I painted it light Aqua with leftover paint and added knobs for feet that I already had from my daughter's old curtains and some dresser hardware I found in Canton. Total for this refinish? $1.25!!!!
Not including all of my Valentine's goodies, of course.
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Alaina Olivia
"Iconic and timeless, Alaina Olivia shoe line are high end women's footwear for the trendsetters and of our time."
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Alaina Olivia shoe line carries high end women's footwear for those who are confident, bold and are for those who always stand out in a crowd. We currently custom design shoes for celebrity clientele, but we are expanding to an online store to be available for the general public.
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Alaina Olivia was born in Santa Barbara, California. She moved to Los Angeles right after high school where she attended UCLA. She is now designing shoes and is opening up her shoe line.


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There has been a slew of recent benefit gigs in response to headlines and horrors across SA.
Kudos to the music community for caring, it's not like the kind musos are rolling in moolah in the first place. They give of their time so that you can party and give something back at the same time. Easy peasy. The Mahala initiative is further proof of musical philanthropy and local integration through fun.
Mahala is a developmental surf company, empowering underprivileged groms through surfing. They're hosting a benefit party Thursday, July 31, "a night of well-coordinated mayhem featuring the premier of a locally made surf flick about development surfing in
If you donate an old surfboard, wetsuit or other surf equipment to the cause, you get in free. Others pay R50. Facebook has more details:
Even if you don't know a surf case from a board bag, and you just think naturally bleached hair and buff bods are cool and you like the Dopester's beats, you'll be doing it for mankind.
The bottom line is whether we have diamond on the soles of our shoes or or rags from the rubbish bin, we all want and deserve a sense of achievement and human dignity. Most of the time, this involves work and positive interaction with others. That's why Mahala makes a difference.
For more on mahala go to : www.mahala.co.za
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Audubon Florida: Northern Everglades Conservation
Ranches and Water in the Everglades Headwaters – Working Toward a Partnership
The Northern Everglades encompasses the Lake Okeechobee watershed, the 3.3 million acre part of the ecosystem that serves as the headwaters of the Everglades. Improving the natural flow of clean water in this region and conserving existing open space is the key to improving water quality and water management throughout the entire Greater Everglades Ecosystem. Audubon Florida works throughout this region using a comprehensive approach to promote and build support for improved water management practices that balance sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship.
Through preserving and restoring habitat in this region benefits threatened or endangered species, including the Florida Scrub-Jay, Northern Crested Caracara, Southern Bald Eagle, Everglade Snail Kite, and one of the nation's most critically endangered bird that can be found nowhere else in the world, the Florida Grasshopper Sparrow.
Beginning in the 1960's, Audubon recognized the importance of working with ranchers to make conservation gains in the vast Kissimmee Prairie north of Lake Okeechobee. By 1962, Audubon had established more than half a million acres as voluntary Bald Eagle Sanctuaries in cooperation with 59 ranch owners. The October 1962 Florida Naturalist describes this important program.
Today, the issue is water for the Everglades and Lake Okeechobee, or more precisely, the effort to keep too much water and too many polluting nutrients from entering the Lake, estuaries and the Everglades. Water that is held back in the headwaters can be used to moderate dry periods. Studies by the South Florida Water Management District show that between 900,000 and 1,300,000 acre feet of additional storage/detention of water are needed north of Lake Okeechobee to bring about more natural conditions (a single acre-foot of water equals 325,851 gallons).
Supported in part by a grant from the Darden Restaurants, Inc. Foundation, Audubon is working with ranchers and other landowners to develop cooperative approaches to store and clean water by actually engaging private landowners to do the work as an additional line of business, under "payment for environmental services" programs. Working with landowners in this way also produces important benefits for wildlife habitat conservation, and helps Florida ranchers have an important financial incentive to keep their properties in ranching rather than sell land for housing and commercial development.
Audubon is also working with ranchers to support program for the purchase of permanent conservation easements on lands forming the Everglades Headwaters National Wildlife Refuge.
To learn more, visit Audubon Florida
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The Ancient Soldiers: Harbingers
The Harbinger is the classification for ancient mechanical humanoids found on earth. Many stories were spoken and tapestries were woven depicting these metal giants throughout history. The first recorded depiction of a Harbinger was in a stone relief found in India depicting a Harbinger descending from the heavens with fire raining from above. Stories of these Harbingers generally tell of coming destruction, hence the name given to these monstrosities by humanity. Even if the Harbingers had been sighted on Earth over 12,000 years ago, many believe they had frequented the planet many times throughout history long before that.
Demons and Angels
Historians believe that the tales of Demons and Angels were thought to have been benign and malevolent Harbingers throughout history. Prior to modern science, humanity needed a way to explain how the world worked, so humanity looked to the Harbingers as supernatural creatures sent to either punish or assist humanity. The duality of good and evil gave rise to humanity's belief in angels and demons. Some even worshiped or feared these giants as gods, themselves.
An extremely ancient race of humanoid creatures, known for their pointed ears and lithe figures, the Kahluhniri were discovered to have been the pilots of what the humans grew to know as the Harbingers. The humans gave them the nickname "elves" for their similar appearance to elves in high fantasy.
The original intention of the Kahluhniri was to examine the planet for possible resources and possible colonization. However, the discovery of the local humanoid species known as Humans were unexpected. The Kahluhniri were divided on whether to take the resources from the local Humans or to seek out another planet with lush resources devoid of intelligent life. These two ideologies sparked into a bloody conflict known as the [Kahluhniri Conflict].
The Advent of the Sentries
The Kahluhniri Conflict became a thing of legends and the Kahluhniri, themselves, became myths that most people would dismiss as fantasy. However, upon the discovery of a Harbinger known as "Tyranus", humanity began to reverse engineer the metal giant. While the composition of the Harbingers were a complete mystery, the main thing that caught their attention were the Cores.
The Cores of each Harbinger was the heart and soul of each mecha unit. It was discovered that the Core had remained in tact for what was estimated for 7,000 years. Experimentation has shown that the core had the capacity to allow people to use magic. It was only through using the Harbinger's Core that a human or anyone else was capable of using magic.
Finding this information intriguing, the United Alliance sought to weaponize magic for military use. Through multiple tests, a core was recreated, but due to it's massive size, it wouldn't be suitable for use in the field by a normal soldier. However, with a quantum leap in technology due to reverse engineering "Tyranus" smaller creations were made known as Sentries.
No other Harbinger has been seen since.
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Just 4 minutes' drive from Phnom Penh International Airport, the 4-star Dara Airport Hotel offers an indoor pool, spa treatments and 4 dining options.
Providing free Wi-Fi, it also has a fitness centre and a rooftop garden sports bar. Free parking and free airport pickup services are available.
Featuring modern decor, all the air-conditioned rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV, a sofa and a well-stocked minibar.
Suites and apartments come with a separate living room. En suite bathrooms have a bathtub and hot-water showers.
Dara Airport Hotel is located on the Russian Federation Boulevard in Ratana Plaza Building. It is 9 km from the Royal Palace and a 20-minute drive from Central Market.
Blue Sky Restaurant serves Asian and Western dishes, as well as a daily breakfast. Other dining options include the Lobby Bar and Cloud Nine Lounge.
Day trips and car rentals can be arranged at the tour desk. The hotel also provides a business centre, laundry services and meeting rooms.
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Drive-ins within 100 miles of Dillsburg, PA
Open Drive-insHaar's Drive-in
185 Logan Road
Dillsburg, PA 17019
Haar's is a classic drive-in which has been opened since 1953. They are still maintaining all their traditional car window speakers (all 500 of them)...more about Haar's Drive-in
Cumberland Drive-in Theatre
715 Centerville Road
Newville, PA 17241
The Cumberland Drive-in is a well maintained solo screen theater operating since 1952. They run seasonally from April thru September. They are one o...more about Cumberland Drive-in Theatre
Sky-Vu Drive-in
813 E Market St
Gratz, PA 17048
The Sky-Vu Drive-in Theatre is a rural drive-in with a single screen on which it shows double features seasonally April thru September on weekends onl...more about Sky-Vu Drive-in
Midway Drive-in
1380 William Penn Hwy
Mifflintown, PA 17059
The Midway Drive-in has been operating since 1952. It has two screens with a capacity for 500 cars. They operate seasonally from April thru October.more about Midway Drive-in
Point Drive-in Theatre
601 Point Township Dr
Northumberland, PA 17857
The Point Drive-in has been operating since 1952. It runs double features on it three screens seasonally from April thru October. In October, they h...more about Point Drive-in Theatre
Bengies Drive-in
3417 Eastern Boulevard
Middle River, MD 21220
Originally opened in 1956 during the heyday of American drive-ins, Bengies Drive-in has managed to remain open all these years. The state of Maryland...more about Bengies Drive-in
Pike Drive-in
5798 US Highway 15
Montgomery, PA 17752
The Pike Drive-in has been in operation since 1953. It is a three screen drive-in theater that can hold approximately 600 cars. They operate seasonall...more about Pike Drive-in
1024 S Church St
Hazleton, PA 18201
**UPDATE - The Laurel Drive-in did not open for the 2018 season. They are searching for a digital projector and are not sure whether they will open i...more about Laurel Drive-in
Mahoning Drive-in
635 Seneca Rd
Lehighton, PA 18235
The Mahoning Drive-in has been around since 1948. They have the state's largest screen at 120' wide. They are open seasonally April thru September a...more about Mahoning Drive-in
Shankweiler's Drive-in
4540 Shankweiler Rd
Orefield, PA 18069
Shankweiler's Drive-in is America's oldest operating drive-in. It opened in 1934 and at the time was only the second drive-in to open in America. Sh...more about Shankweiler's Drive-in
Garden Drive-in
Route 11
Hunlock Creek, PA 18621
Originally a solo screen venue, the Garden Drive-in is now a 2 screen theater showing double features on each screen seasonally April thru October.more about Garden Drive-in
Super 322 Drive-in
1682 Woodland Bigler Hwy
Clearfield, PA 16881
The Super 322 Drive-in has been operating since 1950 as a single screen theater. They do not accept credit cards so bring plenty of cash for tickets ...more about Super 322 Drive-in
5890 Valley Pike
Stephens City, VA 22655
The Family Drive-in is an old fashioned drive-in which still maintains a playground at the front for the kids to use before the show. It is Virginia'...more about Family Drive-in
Moonlite Drive-in
1190 Shoemaker Ave
West Wyoming, PA 18644
The Moonlite Drive-in is a single screen drive-in that was opened back in the mid 1950's. It is located in West Wyoming, PA which is about a 30 minut...more about Moonlite Drive-in
Circle Drive-in
1911 Scranton Carbondale Hwy
Dickson City, PA 18508
The Circle Drive-in's big 100' screen has been in service since 1945 and has been under the same ownership since 1963. Exceptionally well managed and...more about Circle Drive-in
Recently Closed Drive-insColumbia Drive-in
4061 Columbia Avenue
Columbia, PA 17512
Bel Air Drive-in
3417 Eastern Boulevard
Churchville, MD 21028
Starlite Drive-in Theatre
1100 Benner Pike
State College, PA 16801
Harvest Moon Drive-in
7302 Route 220 South Highway
Linden, PA 17744
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Talk about living off the beaten track. Or any track, really!
A three-bedroom home located in the Australian bush is on the market for AUD$439,000 (equivalent to C$424,390.08).
But this isn't any home: its centrepiece is a W-class tram that once operated in the city of Melbourne, and was dragged into the country just over three decades ago, News.com.au reported.
Check out some photos of a tram-turned-house in Australia:
The house, located near Muckleford in the state of Victoria, was built after owner Gary Markoff bought the tram for around $1,000, intending to use it as a short-term home.
But he eventually turned it into a permanent house. One of the bedrooms still looks like a tram car with a handrail hanging above, while the front of the tram now serves as an office.
The home is powered by solar panels and has a diesel generator as a backup source.
Perhaps a decommissioned streetcar could give Torontonians struggling with affordability some ideas. Could you live on a decommissioned 510 Spadina?


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Want to listen to a man who not only makes video games but also carries an iPhone with his own face on it? Hideo Kojima, creator of the Metal Gear franchise, is your man.
On April 26, Kojima will be giving a lecture at the Ginza Apple Store in Tokyo in a speaker series called "Dream Classroom". The series is aimed at students and has well-known professionals talk about their work, influences and aspirations. Previously, the likes of composer Ryuichi Sakamoto spoke at the Ginza store.
Those attending the lecture will be able to ask Kojima questions, too. Those attending please resist the urge to ask about MGS4 on the Xbox 360! The Kojima lecture begins at 5:00pm.
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BA (Hons) Business Management (1 Year Top-up)
This course is designed for holders of a HND in Business or equivalent qualification. Students can obtain a full honours degree in one year.
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This degree is the first step on the ladder to building a firm foundation of business management knowledge. To progress, membership of a professional body is also useful and can assist with on-going learning, development, and networking. One such organisation is the Chartered Management Institute (CMI). LSBM are Higher Education Partners with the CMI, and our students enjoy access to over 100 hours of e-learning modules, 400 videos and over 700 ebooks as a result of our partnership.
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