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Your Dermatology Patient Resources
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The British Association of Dermatologists has enabled a wide range of charities to distribute information at the RCGP's annual conference, by generously providing a stand.
There are 59 different groups co-ordinated under the BAD's Patient Support Group umbrella: from Allergy UK, via Herpes Viruses Association, to Skcin (skin cancer), ending with XP Support Group.
Resources available at the stand cover a wide range of dermatological conditions. The support charities represented offer helplines, websites, seminars and socials – and other patient focussed services and activities.


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When I have been reading blogs and tweets about Black Desert it seems a lot of people thinks its a huge and extremely time consuming game. A game that only a few lucky people with a lot of free time on their hands are able to play to the fullest. I both agree and disagree. Its totally up to the player how much time he or she invest. If you have an urge to do everything possible in game and simultaneously then u will burn out for sure :D But if you are not in a hurry to max level then you can do whatever you like in world. Its a sandbox.
Its more a mix of an MMO and a virtual world. In a virtual world you can do what you want – no pressure. You can stay in the first town you land in and evolve if you want. You dont have to level that much. Ok its handy to level to 20 as u can tame horses at that level but then its chill. And no hurry as you level while you are fishing and crafting too :)
As I dont have much time for gaming atm BDO is perfect for me. The difference to ESO is that I have to be more active in ESO all the time. I cant afk stuff like this and progression is everything. I love ESO but I dont have enough time to play it atm (but I will be back!!)
In BDO I can autorun while i load the washer machine, I can auto fish when i help my daughter with homework and then autorun and sell the fish in another town. All this time my workers are working as long as i treat them with a beer now and then ;) I chat with friends and we go mob grinding now and then (very funny in BDO actually!).
So I have stayed in Velia as I dont have much time to play atm. I have a nice house with fireplaces, the walls are decorated with girly pink wallpaper and I feel very much at home. Just a few furnitures yet but im looking forward to furnish it. (Some furnitures give you combat buffs u know:) I prefer Velia as its located by the sea (i LOVE the sea!) though the starter town Olvia is beautyful too, with its mediterranean look.
The game feels as it is full of Life and its easy to feel immersed. Players, workers and npcs are running around constantly all over the Place. Roads and Towns are never empty. That makes it a living virtual World for me.
I have played since march 20 and im only lvl 21 due to lack of time but the level doesnt matter. Im having fun!:)
Im sure I will level upp eventually. If not RNG kills me. Otherwise im sure ill stay doing nothing and focus my leveling in ESO instead. But for the time being BDO gives me exactly what i want. I can potter around, learn little bits and pieces here and there and It helps me relax after work. Its a lovely world! Im so looking forward to explore more of the world but its like waiting for christmas. The expectations the day before christmas, nothing beats that feeling <3


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Women, Work, and the Wish to be a Princess.
Monday, March 17, 2014
Like most little girls born in the 1980's...or ever...I wanted to be a Disney princess. I wish I was one of those cool girls that could claim she was a tomboy and grew up playing sports, but I wasn't. As much as I deny it now my favorite colors were purple and pink and glitter for many years.
I wanted to be a princess but my choices were limited. Jasmine dressed too skanky. Pocahontas rolled around in the grass with John Smith and sang about the spirits in the wind (so I still haven't seen that movie). Ariel had a bad attitude and disobeyed her dad so my parents didn't like her, although I somehow still pulled off naming my first kitten after her. Snow White seemed safe but REALLY boring. Does she even talk?
Belle was the best...let's be real. She has the best songs, she was brunette, she actually got to ride the horse without the prince and the golden ball gown was awesome. The tea parties weren't bad either. So yeah, I'd pick Belle although my lifelong dream to own a large feline always drew me towards Jasmine. But since I wasn't allowed to dress like her for Halloween she was out.
I have resolved to finish a book every month this year. I know that's no big deal for most but I'm someone who has started nearly all the books on my shelf and probably finished 25% of them. Unlike Belle I'm not really a reader. If I could be a tomboy and reader then maybe my life would be complete or at least I'd feel a lot better about myself.
I did finish Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg in January. It challenged my life. While I will resist going on another feminist rant with this post I want to share some of the most memorable moments of the book. If you haven't read it you should. Male or female, it is important.
1) Ban Bossy.
Personally I think this movement is a little extreme and I was the little girl who was told daily that she was too bossy. It did hurt. It did make me feel like I shouldn't speak up and it did make me feel disliked by many of my peers. However, asking people to refrain from using the word "bossy" seems a little silly to me. Instead I think we need to take ownership of our bossiness. Sheryl was called bossy and now she's the boss of facebook (next to Mark of course). Even early in college Sheryl remembers that as one of five recipients for a scholarship at Harvard (and the only woman) being the top of the class made life easier for males and made it harder for females. Being smart is good in a lot of ways, but it doesn't make you particularly popular or attractive to men...our entrenched cultural ideas associate men with leadership qualities and put women with nurturing qualities...we believe not only that women are nurturing but that they should be nurturing above all else. When a woman does anything that signals she might not be nice first and foremost, it creates a negative impression and makes us uncomfortable.
Solution? Suck it up and own your success. Sheryl argues that more women should be in leadership. It's really easy to hate [bossy] senior women when there are only a few...but if 50% of the top jobs were held by women it would just be really difficult to dislike that many people. Powerful women must be less of an exception.
2) Forget Fear.
Women statistically do not speak up in meetings because they fear seeming like they are nagging or negative (story of my life). We fear that constructive criticism will come across as just plain old criticism. We fear that by speaking we will call attention to ourselves which will open us up to attack. We must speak with delicate honestly rather than brutal honesty. I am terrible at this but working on it.
3) Get Married.
The closer I get to thirty the clearer it becomes that single women my age tend to fall in to two categories 1: the OH MY GOD I'M GOING TO BE 35 AND SINGLE AND MY EGGS ARE DYING I MUST FIND A MAN TODAY TO BE TRULY HAPPY category or 2: the I'm INDEPENDENT and FREE and don't NEED a man and I'm not that interested in marriage because I'm career driven and kids are cool but I'm too selfish to have them right now category. I have wavered through both categories but tend to fall into category 2 on most PMS-free days.
Sheryl would probably tell category 2 to humble yourself and get married. I truly believe that the single most important career decision that a woman makes is whether she will have a life partner and who that partner is. I don't know of one woman in a leadership position whose life partner is not fully supportive of her career. No exceptions. And contrary to the popular notion that only unmarried women can make it to the top, the majority of the most successful female business leaders have partners. 26/28 women who have served as CEOs of fortune 500 companies were married.
4) Discuss Role Definition and Ditch Divorce.
Statistics show that the risk of divorce reduces by about 50% when a wife earns half the income and a husband does half the housework. Enough said. Or at least enough said by me.
5) Free yourself from Having It All.
It's a lie. It makes women (and men) feel like they are falling short. No one has it all. In a Tina Fey interview she stated that the single most offensive question she is asked as a woman is "how do you juggle it all?" People constantly ask me with that accusatory look in their eyes... 'You're really fucking it all up, aren't you?'
Remember that done is better than perfect. [Balancing a career with a family] will be a little messy, but embrace the mess. It will be complicated, but rejoice in the complications. It will not be anything like what you think it will be like, but surprises are good for you. And don't be frightened: YOU CAN ALWAYS CHANGE YOUR MIND."
6) You have a choice.
Career+family. Family. Career. It's no ones choice but yours and there is not a wrong answer. Women have been subtly striving all our lives to prove that we have picked up the torch that feminism provided. That we haven't failed the mothers and grandmothers who made our ambitions possible. And yet, in a deep and profound way we are failing. Because feminism wasn't supposed to make us feel guilty, or prod us into constant competitions over who is raising children better, organizing more cooperative marriages, or getting less sleep. It was supposed to make us free - to give us not only choices but the ability to make these choices without constantely feeling that we somehow got it wrong. ~Debora Spar
I chose not to be a princess. As I got older the castle seemed kind of restricting and I wanted to try playing sports and riding horses without waiting for the prince to wake me up. For now I am career focused because I have to save enough pennies to purchase my own tiger and while my career is my pride, joy and main focus right now... I reserve the right that it may not be f o r e v e r.
For research studies and statistics please see Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg.
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In suing her home state for discriminating against transgender people, Attorney General Loretta Lynch invoked the defining civil rights struggles of the last century and made clear that the federal government sees its dispute with North Carolina as about far more than bathrooms and showers.
Lynch, a native North Carolinian and the first black woman to run the Justice Department, elevated the profile of her agency's clash with North Carolina over its new bathroom law by placing it in the context of America's Jim Crow era – when signs above water fountains and restaurants fostered race discrimination – as well as more recent efforts to deny gay couples the right to marry.
"Instead of turning away from our neighbors, friends and colleagues, let us instead learn from our history and avoid repeating the mistakes of our past," Lynch directly addressed North Carolina residents during her news conference Monday announcing the lawsuit. "Let us reflect on the obvious but neglected lesson that state-sanctioned discrimination never looks good and never works in hindsight."
Her remarks, in unusually forceful and personal language, came as North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory refused to back down over the state law requiring transgender people to use the public restroom corresponding to the gender on their birth certificate. The Justice Department says the measure violates civil rights laws and seeks a court order to block it.
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Iraqi Interior Ministry: Ten dangerous Islamic State terrorists arrested in Mosul
The Iraqi Interior Ministry has announced arresting ten Islamic State members in Mosul city, Nineveh.
In a statement on Thursday, Maj.Gen. Saad Maan, the ministry spokesperson, said "based on accurate information, Nineveh police command carried out a campaign to arrest Islamic State dangerous members who were wanted for judiciary in the eastern and western sides of Mosul."
The campaign, according to the statement, "resulted in arresting 10IS members, including those who worked for the group's Hisbah (vigilantism) department, others who executed security personnel and others who worked on manufacturing explosives."
On Wednesday, the ministry said Iraqi security forces arrested the so-called Islamic State (IS) jailer in Sumer district in Mosul's eastern side.
Thousands of Islamic State militants as well as Iraqi civilians were killed since the government campaign, backed by paramilitary troops and the coalition was launched in October 2016 to fight the militant group, which declared a self-styled "caliphate" from Mosul in June 2014.
Islamic State continues to launch sporadic attacks across Iraq against security troops. Security reports indicate that the militant group still poses threat against stability in the country.
Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi announced, in December, full liberation of Iraqi lands, declaring end of war against IS members. The war against IS has displaced at least five million people.
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Healthy, tasty, and ready in 10 minutes—what more could you ask for in a pizza? The fact that we're talking about a smoked salmon pizza all for you only makes this easy weeknight meal all the more impressive.
How to Make It
Heat 1/2 teaspoon of the oil in a medium skillet over medium. Add bread, and cook until golden and toasted, about 3 minutes per side. Set aside.
Stir together cream cheese, dill, lemon zest, and 1/4 teaspoon of the salt in a small bowl until combined.
Toss together arugula, lemon juice, 1/8 teaspoon of the pepper, and remaining 1/2 teaspoon oil and 1/4 teaspoon salt in a medium bowl.
Spread cream cheese mixture over toasted naan. Top with arugula mixture, salmon, onion, and capers. Sprinkle with remaining 1/8 teaspoon black pepper; garnish with dill.


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Decode / Events & Materials The Work of Art in the Age of Post-Industrial Society
Museum of Modern Art, Saitama
This event has ended.
The exhibition takes a close look at the art scene from the 1960s to the 1970s through pictures and documentation. The Japanese Mono-Ha art movement is reexamined through documents from the collection of Nobuo Sekine, the Mono-Ha Archive project in collaboration with Tama Art University Archive Center, and a photography and video exhibition.
[Related Events]
1. Talk "Topology and Mother Earth"
Date and Time: 9/14 (Sat) 14:30-16:00 (doors open 14:00)
Venue: 2nd Floor Auditorium
Capacity: 100 persons (first come basis) / Free
Speaker: Susumu Koshimizu (sculptor) / Interviewers: Akira Tatehata (museum director), Gen Umezu (museum curator)
2. Gallery Talk with Museum Curators
Date and Time: 10/12 (Sat), 10/19 (Sat) From 15:00 for about 30 minutes.
Venue: 2nd Floor Exhibition Room
Fee: Exhibition entrance fee required
3. Symposium
Date and Time: 10/27 (Sun) 14:30-16:30 (doors open 14:00)
Venue: 2nd Floor Auditorium
Capacity: 100 persons (first come basis) / Free
Panelists: Ko Nakajima (videographer), Toshiki Koizumi (sculptor, Tama Art University professor)
Interviewers: Itaru Hirano (curator), Gen Umezu (curator)
*Please visit official website for more information.
from September 14, 2019 to November 04, 2019
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Events and exhibitions happening this month in Tokyo and beyond


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Saturday, April 05, 2008
Glimpses from Heaven
27 comments:
- Unknown said...
Kelly and David,
What a perfect little girl! She really is absolutely gorgeous! Can't wait to meet her. Congratulations!
Ali & Eric Boe
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
So beautiful!!!!! Congratulations!!!!
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
- Lisa Y. said...
From the Michigan Crydermans: Congratulations!!! There were many of us praying for her safe arrival from heaven to your arms!
Kelle's cousin Lisa :)
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
- Jessica said...
She is ABSOLUTELY beautiful!!!! :) Wow!! Tears are coming to my eyes seeing her for the first time. She is such a miracle and I have been there through your entire struggle to conceive this beautiful little girl! She was SO worth the wait! God is amazing and has blessed your family!
And Kelly, you look AMAZING!!! I cannot wait to hear all about her birth story. I love ya!!!
PS I woke up at 5:30am this morning...and my first thought was...I wonder if Kelly is holding little Lily right now?! You both have been in my thoughts and prayers...
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
- Delenn said...
Congratulations!! Great pictures!
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! WOW! She really is gorgeous!! What a perfect and beautiful family!!!!
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
I can't stop looking at her. I just love her lips!!! Her complexion is so pretty. SHE is so pretty. Lily is so pretty!!
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
Kelly - She's so beautiful! And you look way too good to have just had a baby and been up all night!
Congratulations! I really wish I could be there to hold that sweet little girl.
-Julie (MomToBrady)
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
- Unknown said...
Lily is such a BEAUTIFUL baby! She does have a great complexion. I LOVE the knit booties!! Love her lil' onesie, too! Kelly and David, you have a beautiful little girl, you have a beautiful family! I am so happy for you!
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
- Heidi said...
Kelly and David-
What a little miracle...her skin is perfect, her lips, her little nose, her toes,...SHE IS BEAUTIFUL, just like her mommy. Your happiness is spilling over...my cup overflows for you.
I love you.
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
Perfect, Pretty, Precious. Knowing what I do, she is clearly God's gift to you...beautiful, that is what His giving is...reminding us even in the last minute, she is Heaven kissed and God given. Angels brought her...I really belive it...Angels brought her to you and to David. She is destined for wonder!
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
Congrats:):):) She is sooooooo beautiful!!!!! I would love to see her right now!!!!!!
Allison Hutcheson
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
- Allison Brinkley, Dietitian said...
OH Kelly - You look like a natural. How exciting. She is absolutely gorgeous! Truly a blessing from God. I just love these pictures! It looks like Kelle's work?
Love you,
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
- Unknown said...
She is so CUTE! I had to come back for another look! What a little angel! Those lips of hers are too much! I get chills when I read & re-read the captions under each pic! She IS yours FOREVER!!!!!!
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
EEEEEEKKKKKK (times a million)!!!!!
I have to admit that I woke up early this morning a checked your blog at 4am! I just couldn't wait.
She is SO beautiful, and WOW mommy and daddy look great too!
I am extremely jealous!! I think I need one of my own (especially after seeing these pictures)!
WOWY WOW WOW! The PERFECT family!
SO happy for you. The Hutcheson's are FINALLY a (complete) family. :)
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
The Frizzi's are all cheering...She is beautiful...Love the little hat and perfect lips, eyes, and nose....Miracle baby!! XOXOXO
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
- Tisha said...
What a beauty! She is perfect! Congratulations to you both and Welcome to the world Lily Grace!
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
I can't stop looking...4th time looking at that picture of her...love those little lips............julie
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
- Unknown said...
ok...3rd time looking at the pics. But, it is the 1st time Jason has seem them. She has SUCH a SWEET face! OMG! You changed the header of the BLOG to LOVING LILY! AWESOME! Super pics! :o)
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
- Kelle said...
There are no words for all of this. So, I will leave you with just three: I. Love. You.
Dreaming of Lily tonight...she's snuggled right up to Lainey in my heart now.
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
- Jennifer said...
I don't know how to describe how happy this baby has made our entire family.
Our prayers have been answered. Lily Grace is here.
God has been good to us...and I am so grateful.
Welcome to the world, sweet baby Lily.
I promise to love you and help you be everything you are meant to be in God's eyes.
Love, Aunt Jennifer :)
- Saturday, 05 April, 2008
Kelly, David, and Lily,
What a tremendous journey you all have traveled, and it's only the beginning! Congratulations on finally having each other to hold. I am so happy for the miracle you are experiencing.
Kelly and David, God Bless you on the parental path you've been blessed with.
Lily, sweet, beautiful Angel from above, there are no words. I can't wait to meet you.
God is Great!
Love you all.
- Sunday, 06 April, 2008
hey kelly,
just read about lily grace's arrival.
i'm so happy for you and david.
anna(aka sexypbaby)
- Sunday, 06 April, 2008
- Carin said...
she is so beautiful.
sending my love.
- Sunday, 06 April, 2008
- Kara said...
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- Monday, 07 April, 2008
Love looking at the pictures over and over lol!! I'm sooo happy for you! Has it sunk in yet You're a Mommy, you're someone's MOM. I remember telling myself that over and over after my little stinkers were born and just squealing with disbelief and delight!! I love the photo with her little fists sticking out of her blankey. She's such a perfect little princess.
Love Donna
- Wednesday, 09 April, 2008
ps. Stevie just looked at your photo and said you look just like his guidance counselor lol - guess you guys all look alike tee hee! xoxo! Donna again :)
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JYP Treats Suzy Differently from Boy Idols?
GOT7's Jackson revealed that while Park Jin Young is very strict and stern towards boy groups, he is gentle towards miss A's Suzy.
On the December 16 broadcast of SBS' variety show "Roommate," the residents of the "Roommate" share house decided to host a Christmas party and invite guests.
Jackson wanted to invite founder and head of his management agency JYP, Park Jin Young, as a guest, so he went over to the JYP headquarters with housemate Jo Sae Ho to convince Park Jin Young to come.
During their conversation with Park Jin Young, Jackson revealed, "Park Jin Young is strict to [the boy idols] but when Suzy comes over he affectionately asks her, 'Suzy, you came?' When that happens my heart really breaks!"
Park Jin Young responded, "To my male hoobaes, I am very harsh, but I just don't have it in me to be stern with my female hoobaes."
Also see: GOT7′s Jackson Cries At Sight of Mother on "Roommate"


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Everybody owns aluminum foil in their kitchen. The contrary would be surprising: this is a very practical thing to have around. We use aluminum foil to cook food in the oven, as well as on the barbecue, and that's the reason why there is always some lying around. Surprisingly, aluminum foil can be used outside the kitchen. Here are 20 interesting things you can do with this material. You will quickly realize that aluminum foil is essential to your life.
21Replace a funnel
If you need to pour some liquid in a water bottle, make a funnel with some aluminum foil.


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I know you are just going to scan this list and get the recommendations. So, you ready? Here we go.
C.S. Lewis Category
Yes. The man gets his own category.
Childrens Book
Eugene Peterson Collection
Peterson is an author I've neglected for far too long. After his passing this
On Writing
Christian Living
This category could get out of control real quick. So, I limited myself to three books that aren't similar in message or genre.


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Book review - Cocaine Blues by Kerry Greenwood
Genre, Published:
Mystery/amateur detective, 2005 (republished)
The London season is in full fling at the end of the 1920s, but the Honourable Phryne Fisher is rapidly tiring of the tedium of arranging flowers, making polite conversations with retired colonels, and dancing with weak-chinned men. Instead, Phryne decides it might be rather amusing to try her hand at being a lady detective in Melbourne, Australia. Almost immediately from the time she books into the Windsor Hotel, Phryne is embroiled in mystery: poisoned wives and cocaine smuggling rings being amongst the day-to day-events....
What did I think?
One thing first: A big thank you to Cathy for mentioning these in her blog, I'm indebted!
This is the first of the Phryne (pronounced fry-knee) Fisher novels - there are 15 so far and hopefully more to come. If the others are as good, I'll be collecting all of them. I was not too sure to start with, the style of writing means that events move fast, and initially I found it awkward. One minute Phryne was doing something, the next she was somewhere else. Either I got used to it or it only affected the first few pages, as once I got beyond the first half chapter I was hooked! It's a surprisingly meaty read - 204 pages but it seemed like more. Maybe it's because so much is packed in. It's different too - Phryne is not your average 1920s girl! Lots of action and adventure and lots of beautiful fashion descriptions. And a wonderful insight into what 1920s Australia might have been liked. I really enjoyed it.
Oh, and a last note - the jacket is gorgeous. In fact, all the artworks for this series are lovely. Go here to see!
Would I recommend?
Yes definitely! I thought it was a great read.
Would I read again?
Probably. I'll definitely get the next in the series!
4 out of 5.


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[Lil Wayne Verse]
Young Mula Baby
Money on my mind
(what the) fuck a nigga thought?
He ain't even thank
He didn't even see me with the pistol in the shade
Walked up to him put the pistol to his tank
Pussy nigga faint
Pick that pussy up
Naw let him lay
Where I'm from we see a fuckin dead body everyday [x3]
Hammer in the draws
Hammer in drawers
And ya'll ain't nothin but nails in the wall
Posters, holsters
Empty like a muthafucka
Off my hip, clip empty like a muthfucka
Hehe, ok simply I'm a bug- lover
It's fly carter, duckin the fly swatter
Simply, I'm a muhfucka
Pimpin' ain't dead, because I'm pimpin like a muhfucka
Now where ya ho at?
Wipe ya feet on the door mat
I'm a bring in, no back
Like em to go with no back
I'm a-go forward, the top can get lower, them hoes 'gon get cut
Like a sword, I know it
You ain't gotta tell me
I already smell it
You pussy niggas eatin' peanut butter and jellys
Ya los' like angeles
But you can find me in the white tan Ellis
Just like Van Halen
I'm a rock out bitch
I'm a wear that Glock like a fucking outfit
I don't care what you know
You ain't no nothin' 'bout this
And I hope your ass choke when you suck my dick
[Gudda Gudda]
Ok, I'm strapped up
Im strapped up, downtown many acts straight jackets ain't strapped up
And scrappin we could do, see scrappin what we do
And I'm like let me at em! Call me Scrappy Doo
Hazardous to scrap with you I ain't lookin stupid
You beat me? Too bad, bitch, I'm comin back shootin!
Fool I'm a fool, I do what I do
It's like fixing broke cars, which tools i'mma use?
Tha Tech or the Uz, the Mac or the Rug
Catch you when it's just you, You're like "it wasn't just you!"
I guess i'm just to real for niggas to adjust to
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I'll put you on the 10 O'clock news
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Ooo gloves Uz will fill up your old wounds
Dudes using more tools than Tim from Home Improve
Then I play it cool, smooth as James Brown shoes
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I'm loose as a goose on that goose with them hoes
I'm playin duck duck goose, boy I'm slick like mouse
I'm tha truth not a fluke I'm a murderer, Fuck you!
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In order to get an answer to this question, we'll take a quick look at one of the most prestigious medical institutions in the West, the American College of Cardiology (ACC). So, what percentage of its trainees and practising physicians do you think feel sufficiently educated and empowered to give nutritional advice to their patients? Dr Kim Williams , ex-president of the ACC, gives us the facts in no uncertain terms.
Dr Williams was the ACC's first vegan president 1 . In a recent videoed off-stage interview 2 at the Real Truth About Health Conference 3 , he gives us the background on how he was able to find out the precise percentage of those medical experts who feel their many years of medical education provided them with sufficient knowledge to give any dietary help to their patients.
He points out in the interview that the ACC has a nutrition subcommittee within the ACC's Prevention Task Force. The subcommittee members, including Dr Williams himself, were concerned about how much (or, perhaps, how little) education the physicians were getting on this vital area of medicine.
So, they sent out a survey, including the following question:
"Based on the education you've had, how expert do you feel giving patients advice on nutrition?"
The responses were pretty shocking.
Only 1% of practising physicians felt sufficiently expert.
And, the number of trainee doctors – those having already gone through college medical school and internal medicine, and then specialised in cardiology – was zero.
As a result, Dr Williams states: "We have a serious deficit that we have to try to overcome in terms of physician education."
So what?
Well, the knock-on effect of this, Dr Williams states, is that people treated by cardiologists come back with second and third events (heart attacks, angina, stroke, etc).
Basically, they get patched up and then, unless they change diet and lifestyle, they'll end up on the operating table again, or on a mortuary slab. And this includes a number of the cardiologists themselves as well!
Final thoughts
Whilst we've looked into the general topic of nutrition training for doctors in previous blogs 4 5 , the survey results mentioned by Dr Williams reiterate a stark reality.
Until such time as medical schools include nutrition as a central part of the curricula, don't expect anything other than pharmaceutical and/or surgical 'solutions' from your GP for health issues which can only be truly solved by making appropriate long-term diet and lifestyle changes.


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Melbourne is more than just a concrete jungle and has plenty of great spots to snap the perfect picture.
From artsy lanes to stunning rooftops, Sam Slaney, Starward's Head Distiller, shares his top spots to tick off your photo list, in and around the city.
The Everleigh Back Bar
Step back in time at this beautiful bar.
Starward Distillery
If you want to snap a picture that looks like it's straight form the prohibition era in a sepia-filled speakeasy, look no further than Starward Distillery.
ACDC Lane
Visit this iconic lane and immerse yourself in graffiti art.
The Adelphi rooftop
For the perfect pool shot among the skyscrapers, you can't go past Adelphi.
Heartbreaker Bar
Melbourne is known for it's wealth of cool bars and Heartbreaker Bar is no exception - especially if you're a fan of neon lights.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-89470994798317827632020-07-02T02:01:10.263-04:00CrazeeMagnetbonsairickhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-395105776201754512013-01-16T07:42:00.001-05:002013-01-16T07:42:32.680-05:00See if this makes sense ...So a famous cyclist has openly admitted that he lied about doping, destroyed fellow competitor's careers because of that, and gave cycling a bad name Using the current mindset of many Americans, Government should now ban law-abiding riders from owning bicycles.bonsairickhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-19106015308529843012012-01-27T03:41:00.007-05:002012-01-27T04:30:24.907-05:00Easily Amused SquirrelsSnuck out for a frozen flight last week. I was flying my foamie Parkzone P-51 RC (lightweight foam warbird) so just went across the street to a school football field. Everything was going fine, the grass and squirrels were appropriately frightened by the Ace of Indiana's awesome flying skills. Fingers were freezing. During a really low pass (6 foot off the deck), crisp, azure blue sky, setting sun glinting off the silver wings, I banked up, left and out to clear the football club house ... the CONCRETE football club house ... more like a bomb shelter ... BAM! CRUNCH! Tinkle. Plop ... Oops - cut it a little close. P-51 confetti! The squirrels were laughing. The concrete building looked unimpressed, but, I'd swear it smirked. I think the grass even chuckled. I picked up the shards that only moments ago had been a noble fighting machine and slunk back to my car. I shall return again, squirrels. I shall return.

Update to story: fixed the P-51. Week later. Same field, same conditions. Didn't hit the building this time but DID hit the wire running from a pole TO the building - imagine a 2" braided steel cable and a 24 oz. foam airplane traveling at 50-60 mph - sliced the Mustang into 5 pieces - ZINGGGG, plop, plop, plop, plop, plop. The squirrels fell out of the trees laughing.

Damn.bonsairickhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-10511214301482643242011-06-17T15:22:00.003-04:002011-06-17T15:26:50.050-04:00Perfect Landing. Sort of.Flying the Pitts. Beautiful day. Great flight. No wind. Lined up on the runway. Cut throttle. It floated down. Just before touchdown, slight up elevator. Oh crap! I wasn't over the runway. I was over the grass. The plane stopped dead. Broke the entire front end off the plane. So much for a perfect landing.bonsairickhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-59979113269724965892011-06-07T21:18:00.004-04:002011-06-07T21:35:52.816-04:00oops.2 nights ago I lost the battery hatch cover on my Pitts RC plane while flying at a friend's farm. I zig-zagged the farm fields, on foot for over an hour, looking for it. No luck.

LAST night, I looked at the field closer - it was planted - teensy-weensy green shoots ... I had tromped all over them the night before ... oops. The aliens might think I was sending them a message through a really poorly executed crop circle. More of a crop zig-zag. I hope I said something nice, something that would promote good will between our species like, "Hi there. Like Twinkies?"bonsairickhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-4313873820078355812011-06-06T04:33:00.004-04:002011-06-06T05:07:47.903-04:00Maiden Flight
Finally got the guts/experience to maiden this Pitts Model 12 15e RC plane this evening. 40" wing span. The setting sun reflecting off the glossy wings was a near spiritual moment. Four take-offs, four good landings - progress! Unfortunately I lost the battery hatch in flight and didn't see it fall off. So I zig-zagged the entire farm where I was flying trying to find it. No luck. I was afraid of rattlers - dusk, hot day, cooling off, prime snake time - a rabbit scared the crap put of me! No battery hatch though. Will have to fabricate one.bonsairickhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-12988662268622707692010-04-01T07:54:00.002-04:002010-04-01T08:07:56.013-04:00Father Nature
I have a tendancy to attract ice storms, hurricanes, tornadoes and such when I travel .. got chased out of San Antonio by Rita; been hit by TWO hurricanes in Florida in ONE week ...

On a trip now in Detroit - the weather is 80 degrees - it's March - they'll probably get nailed by an ice storm after I leave. Sorry, Detroit.

Last night, my coworker, Mandy described me as being like, "Father Nature. But in a bad way."

I'm not sure whether to be proud of that or appalled.bonsairickhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-83280413439883535072010-03-12T10:23:00.005-05:002010-03-12T10:28:55.457-05:00B-B-B-Butt Drugs<object width="432" height="259"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/oYYdF0zcuSI&hl=en_US&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/oYYdF0zcuSI&hl=en_US&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="432" height="259"></embed></object>Haven't posted in a long time. This commercial called me to action. The best line is at :58.bonsairickhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-19072935253135287632010-01-03T08:48:00.001-05:002010-01-03T08:49:36.678-05:00Definition of Insanity?Flying a model airplane in sub-zero temperatures.bonsairickhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-24917401386061735272010-01-03T08:26:00.002-05:002010-01-03T08:46:57.458-05:00Howdy PardnerEh-hem … jus' practicin' my honorary Texan skills for next week (el Paso). As a test run, Sue, my wife (a true Texan) and I (a true dumbass), had smoked beef brisket sandwiches last night. I bought the sissy-whole-wheat buns. A true Texan scoffs at whole wheat, "Now why'd ya' wanna' go n' mess up a perfectly good bun with WHOLE wheat? … You sayin' MY wheat's missin' somethin', Boy?!"

I was also taught the way of improvin' store-bought potato salad - adding boiled eggs … who'da known to do that?

And whiskey beans. We had beans with bourbon and brown sugar. I liked the beans (especially the bourbon flavor part)!

And to top off last night's meal? Texas sheet cake, of course. The only cake on the planet that gets better and better the longer it sits. Texas sheet cake is in its prime after about three days. That's why they're so damn big, so there's plenty left after 3 days. Betcha didn't know that, huh?bonsairickhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-4060107005640775252009-10-27T09:48:00.004-04:002009-10-27T09:51:45.703-04:00Lead us not into temptationWhen I was a kid saying the Lord's Prayer, I THOUGHT they were saying, "Lead us not into temptation...but deliver us from Boll Weevils..." considering what Boll Weevils look like, it wasn't an unreasonable request for a kid ... and it WORKED – I have NEVER been attacked by a boll weevil!!! Thank you, Lord.bonsairickhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-87002837388015130872009-10-21T18:24:00.004-04:002009-10-21T18:41:03.067-04:00Off we go ... literallyNo wind when I got home tonight, so took my little yellow plane out flying. Went to a football field across the street. A WIDE open football field. With two goal posts. Of course in all this HUGE, WIDE OPEN SPACE, I flew the plane directly into one of the goal posts. Goal posts, I learned, have a tendency to NOT move when hit by little, plastic planes. The plane moved, however, in about a thousand different directions. Glued the thousand pieces back together. And tried to get one more flight in for the night. Didn't notice that the wind had picked-up. IT FLEW!!! And it kept flying. Away. Far, far away. I lost sight of it. It's gone. I don't think this will be a case of "Lassie Come Home." It probably doesn't remember where I live. Hell I don't even remember where I live half the time.

Farewell little yellow plane. Sorry about the goal post thing. Be free.bonsairickhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-52033230250565152292009-10-18T13:56:00.005-04:002009-10-18T14:02:32.350-04:00Maiden Flight
Found a BEAUTIFUL flying field so took the Wild Hawk out for her maiden flight. Wide open field with one tree in it. I, of course, put the plane IN the one tree ... and spent 45 minutes poking it out of the tree with fishing rods taped together.

Never could get it to fly again though. It could never get enough lift to fly.

A family showed up and were watching as it repeatedly nose-dived into the ground, pieces flying everywhere. And the guy gets out of his car with his family ... with a plane ... I gave him the field ... his little plane SOARED into the heavens, circling and dipping and diving for a good 10 minutes. An INCREDIBLE flight equipped with a PERFECT damned landing.

I left with a badly bruised male ego.bonsairickhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-25736989408888147522009-10-15T22:57:00.002-04:002009-10-15T23:02:29.639-04:00I TOUCHED THIS TONIGHT!!!!!
All my life, since I was a little boy, I've wanted to see two scary things:

1. A tornado
2. A black widow spider

Number 2 was eliminated from the list this evening when I reached for a gas can outside and felt a spider web and something pretty large move on my hand.

The shiny, black bulb-shaped part of the body is about the size of a large peanut. The hour glass is VIVID red.

I captured it and my grandson and I are studying it. Sorry all you spider fans out there, it is an ex-spider now. She played dead when I first caught her. She's not playing any more.

Now every two seconds, I feel like something is crawling on me. I guess I deserve that for "deceasing" her.bonsairickhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-11058496434588799702009-10-14T23:39:00.003-04:002009-10-15T07:38:43.490-04:00Droogie Race
HHJH just ran a bit about A Clockwork Orange and it reminded me of a story:

My wife and friends and I were at a sci-fi convention years back and entered the First Annual 1 Mile Fun Run. Except we entered as Droogies from A Clockwork Orange. 6 fully-costumed Droogies, a guy dressed as a cow, a seriously drunken fellow and one serious runner (the guy that organized the run).

It was a mile run and quite a few of the non-participating sci-fi attendees showed up to watch the race. As it was only a one mile run, even out of shape, hung over and dressed like Stanley Kubrik characters, it shouldn't have taken us more than 15 minutes to "run" 1 mile ... except, being Droogies, we HAD to cheat! So about 100 yards away from the start/finish line, beyond view of the spectators, we, the Droogs, had a car waiting for us, filled with beer/whiskey. All but the serious runner and the cow jumped in the car and drove off to the half-mile mark. And there we parked and partied. In a couple of minutes the real (and only) runner showed up, angry because nobody was taking this seriously. We told him we were taking our drinking seriously, besides, the cow came hoofing over the hill several minutes after that. We ALL got drunk. For about a half hour.

We'd forgotten about the spectators at the start/finish line. Ooops. But they hadn't forgotten about us, got worried, and sent out a search/rescue party that found 6 drunk Droogs, a REALLY drunken previously drunken fellow, an inebriated cow and one tipsy, pissed-off runner. So the search party joined us ... yes, they sent out ANOTHER search party to search for us AND the earlier search party. The second search party met the same fate as the first one and got drunk with us too.

We all decided to offer the remaining spectators an exciting end of the race. So EVERYBODY piled into and onto the car, drove back up the hill, just barely out of site and then had the car chase us Droogs up the hill and off into an adjacent parking lot past, but not OVER the finish line. We never finished the race. The cow and the runner staged a wind sprint to the finish. The cow won. The drunk was passed-out in the back seat of the car. And the real runner? Well, his shorts were cute, but he was bested by Bessie.

The First Annual Fun Run was also the Last Annual Fun Run.

Damn Droogies spoiled ALL the fun by cheating. The organizer/runner refused to speak to any of us the rest of the weekend. I mean, getting beaten by a drunken, out of shape cow is likely not the highlight of any runner's career.

Engh, f@@k 'em if he can't take a joke.bonsairickhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-76676138425059220252009-10-12T09:12:00.005-04:002009-10-12T10:03:48.536-04:00I think I've got it backwardsMy Doc made me stay home from work for 3 days. Fortunately, I'm house- and grandson- sitting this week. My daughter and son have a GORGEOUS house. And in that house is a hot tub. And in that hot tub am I (said Sam I Am).

I thought the idea was that you work hard all your life and you can get little luxuries. Like a hot tub. As usual, my thinker's on the fritz. My house has an UGLY pink bathtub that's WAY too short for me. Did I mention that it is ugly? And the only bubbles in it would need to be provided by me.

I must be doing something wrong.

Engh...back to my temporary jaccuzi...ahhhhhhhhh. My doctor told me to relax. She didn't mention anything about comatose. So it must be OK.

PS. I'm writing this post on my iPhone while IN the bubbling hot tub - the iPhone I had to purchase after killing my original one by getting a tiny drop of water in one of the ports. Like I said, thinker's on the fritz.

PSS. New family policy - a spin off of the Foreign Exchange Student Program - all of our family members must now switch houses for one month at a time ... 'cept whoever gets Sue's and my house is kind of like volunteering for duty in Siberia.bonsairickhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-30338140239586857712009-10-12T02:02:00.002-04:002009-10-12T02:04:24.019-04:00YIKES!!!!
Either our grandson has a really cool Halloween outfit or my brain melted.bonsairickhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-77818299558762933642009-10-10T13:13:00.002-04:002009-10-10T13:29:04.360-04:00Helga the HorribleI drove myself to the ER yesterday after work. I had "strange "attacks" 5 times that day. Was in there a month ago for the same thing.

My nurse last night, let's just call her Helga, was not well-endowed in the bedside manner department. I got spoken to sternly for not remembering the name of the doctor that saw me in the hospital a MONTH ago ... I can't even remember my own name at times. "Pretty important thing to not be remembering," was her comment. And then she gave me the Mommy Stare, followed of course by a pregnant pause. Pissed me off! I thought the general idea was to NOT induce your patient to have a heart attack. ???

Fortunately, her shift was over quickly so she crawled back into her cave and was replaced by a caring nurse that uderstood that it is not a common attribute of normal people to remember doctor's names when they're stressed out in the hospital.

As it turns out, after checking my records, I wasn't seen by a cardio doc last time I was in. Maybe that's WHY I couldn't remember his/her name. Ya think?

Silly me.bonsairickhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-69081180129265193812009-10-10T13:08:00.002-04:002009-10-10T13:12:14.865-04:00Keep Finding These
I was in the ER last night (just a scare). I keep finding these little sticky things today. Especially the ones from the EKG - the hospital didn't bother to take them off.bonsairickhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-24832046606888507242009-10-06T21:30:00.003-04:002009-10-08T13:04:12.960-04:00Seriously decadent
Snails and cake. That's the way, uh huh, uh huh, I like it, uh huh, uh huh. I'm gonna' start the voting - 1 vote for BEST CAKE ON THE PLANET. Uber-moist chocolate cake, with mousse filling and fudge icing resting in a pool of vanilla berry swirl sauce garnished with fresh fruits and whipped cream. UN-BEE-LEE-VUH-BUHL!!! Snails, however, are slimy things that creep across your garden. So even though they're good, no votes for them.bonsairickhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-41544881096484619062009-10-05T22:13:00.005-04:002012-12-25T09:52:01.141-05:00Madge of the Mist
Is it just me, or does anyone else see the shadows of Lisa, Bart and Madge Simpson on the banks of Niagara Falls?(I swear, I didn't retouch this. I took this shot BECAUSE I saw the shadows.) I guess Homer went over the falls in a barrel. Maybe they'll rename the boat, the Madge of the Mist. ?bonsairickhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-44254054812928630132009-10-05T17:08:00.001-04:002009-10-05T17:08:35.437-04:00Dear Sue Letter
Dear Sue:

This is the view from my room. I'm going to defect to Canada and spend my time in the hot tub eating chicken wings looking out the window - yes, there's a window in the bathroom that allows you to see the falls while bubbling away in the hot tub.

The house payment has been made for this month. Good luck. Don't try to find me. I've changed my name to Jules and I now wear a beret.

Later, mon cheri.

Julesbonsairickhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-44424226896274225962009-10-04T14:38:00.004-04:002009-10-04T15:23:07.504-04:00Fly Fail Crash BoomTook my grandson flying today. Broke the tail off the plane at least 6 times. He told his Mom, "Grandpa crashed his plane about 10 times." Kid can't count. (It was more like 20 times.)

So much for being a hero.bonsairickhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-90692835611934374952009-10-03T17:14:00.003-04:002009-10-03T20:22:37.539-04:00New Toy<object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/VXtavXtk6zw&hl=en&fs=1"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/VXtavXtk6zw&hl=en&fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object>

After demolishing my first plane, the first day, I decided to get a trainer so I can actually LEARN how to fly first. 4 foot wingspan on this puppy! Even sounds like a real plane. I was a good boy and overcame the desire to fly on a windy day. What REALLY attracted me to this plane is it's "anti-crash" program. There are two sensors in the plane, one on top that sees light colored sky and one below that sees dark colored ground - if the sensors both see sky,
that means the sucker is nose diving into the ground - so the micro processor takes over control and levels out the flight. That's the theory anyway. I bought glue just in case.

And GOOD NEWS!!! My wife didn't kill me when I told her I bought another plane! Cool!

Maybe I ought to try asking for a Harley again. Or then again, maybe it's best to NOT press my luck.bonsairickhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8947099479831782763.post-68608760757890838542009-10-03T09:38:00.012-04:002009-10-03T17:12:57.358-04:00Ohhhhh, off we go, into the wild blue yonder, duhn dah duhn, duhn da da duhn...
(Keep humming that tune as you read this - that'll put you in the proper state of mind for this story. After you get done with the first line of lyrics, just repeat them or sing, "Duhn, da duhn, duhn, duhn ... etc" like I do, because I don't know the rest of the song, unless you happen to KNOW the rest of the lyrics. And I DEFY you to get that song out of your head now that it's planted there.)

The P51 Mustang story (happened yesterday):

When I was a kid I flew control-line, gas powered airplanes. I always dreamed of owning a radio control plane, but I couldn't afford one. Still can't afford one, but bought one anyway. This is my new P51D Mustang. It has a 35" wing span so it's a LOT bigger than anything I used to fly.

Actually, I bought two. My big plane (in the pictures above) won't arrive until next week. I found a smaller, putsy version of the P51 at a local hobby shop and took to the skies yesterday. In hurricane-force winds. Not knowing how to fly radio control.

I took it across the street to a neighborhood school. It was sundown. Literally. My God, it had the makings of an epic fly-boy film, sun setting in a deep blue sky, wind in my hair, bad guys lurking in the tangerine-colored clouds - "I'll get 'em, Colonel, Sir!!!" - and with the lyrics, "Oh, off we go, into the wild blue yonder" in my head, my plane and I broke the surly bonds of Mother Earth.

For about 10 seconds.

Let me stop for a moment and explain that EVERY instructional site I visited on the Internet, said, and I must quote, "DO NOT FLY IN HEAVY WINDS!" But you see, what they don't understand is that I am DIFFERENT. I've FLOWN model airplanes before. Though those earlier planes were attached to wires that I held while I spun around in circles. And I fly in jets frequently - flying to Canada Monday as a matter of fact. Don't they know that the basic rules don't apply to a Veteran of the Sky? I SPIT on your rules, sir!

OK, back to the maiden voyage of my P51...

The plane accelerated across the concrete basketball court, deftly missing the goal thingies and she lifted into the sky. She made an unexpected bank to the left, but my years (???) of training automatically kicked-in and I corrected to the right. Ahhhhhh, level flight. Then I calmly banked her around until she was headed back toward me. It was at this point that I freaked-out because with the plane facing me, port (left to you commoners) is now starboard (right) and vice versa. Also about this time, the wind, which was much higher at about 25 feet of altitude, just SMACKED my little plane from behind and threw it into a dive. A dive I made worse by getting left confused with right - SCREW starboard and port, I'm fighting for my life here! And BAM! Nose dive into the ground from about 25 feet. The plane appeared to have survived. YAYYY! But in my panic, I forgot to kill the throttle (let off the gas). So after it bounced, up it went again. AAAAAAGGGHHHH!!! This time it went straight up, like a rocket. I backed off the throttle immediately and to my amazement executed an advanced aerobatic manuever - the plane just hovered about 8 feet off the ground, hanging from it's propeller. (I shall name it The Dingle-Berry Manuever.) COOL! But the wind smacked it again and swatted it to the ground. Upside down. SPLAT. So much for cool. Uh, she didn't come back up fighting this time. Nor did she bounce. The plane became "as one" with the ground.

10 seconds of disastrous flight and the foam tail was broken in three places. The wing tip was no longer the tip. And the nose cone now resembles that of our pugs.

And you know what REALLY sucks? There were a gang of little kids and their families practicing football at the opposite end of the field ... what were once spectators had become witnesses.

With my tail between my legs, I picked-up the pile of foam shards that was a plane only 10 seconds before and headed home. Short flight.

I'LL RETURN, YOU BASTARDS!!! Nobody can shoot down the Ace of Indiana and NOT pay for your insulence!!!

Post Note: it ain't as pretty, but Gorilla Glue works GREAT on foam! I'll have to drill a few "bullet holes" in the wings for effect. And to explain all the damage in a manly manner.

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Final Draft was the third story in the Bernice Summerfield anthology A Life Worth Living. It was written by Cameron Mason.
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The Braxiatel Collection is full of activity — making preparations for the First Annual Braxiatel Collection Archaeology Conference.
Benny finds a quiet place to look over her notes for her keynote address on Martian funeral rites. Hass approaches her and reluctantly informs her that her facts are incorrect, and she realises she has to rewrite the entire speech — in just two hours. She heads for her rooms.
The first interruption comes from Adrian and Peter, who want to wish her luck. When she isn't looking, Peter scribbles all over the notes Hass gave her. Adrian takes Peter away and they leave Benny in peace.
Next come Bev and Brax. They are here to check up on her, and Brax wonders why she isn't helping to greet the guests arriving on the Collection. She manages to get rid of them, and is down to ninety minutes.
Jason, approaching the door, notices that Joseph and Wolsey are at the door, trying to get in. He unlocks the door, and while Joseph and the cat scoot inside, Benny throws a book at Jason. She urges him to go, which he does after making some offhand comments. One of his comments, about building bridges, inspires Benny, and she starts over.
Jason having left the door open, two of Benny's students, Parasiel and Meredith, stop by to check on her. Parasiel chides her for waiting to do her paper at the last minute, but they finally leave.
Benny finishes and prints out her speech, with three minutes to spare, but she can't get to the stage on time. She dashes out the door. Jason is waiting outside, wanting to talk, but she grabs him and kisses him, thanking him for the "building bridges" remark, and heads off.
Four minutes late, she begins her speech. She admits to the audience that her original paper was wrong, then she begins to talk about building bridges.
Later, Bev tells Brax about Benny's speech, which he missed. She tells him that Benny was winging it with her speech and then opened the floor for questions. Brax is concerned that the academic environment is too stifling for Benny, but Bev assures him that her speech was brilliant. He replies that he "never expected anything less of her".
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- Bernice Summerfield
- Irving Braxiatel
- Jason Kane
- Bev Tarrant
- Adrian Wall
- Peter Summerfield
- Hass
- Parasiel
- Meredith
- Joseph
- Wolsey
References Edit
- Benny's original paper was on Rablev's Monument.
- Peter draws on Hass's notes with green crayon.
- Adrian promises to take Peter to Café Vosta.
- Professor Blanc is also delivering a speech at the conference.
- Jason brings Benny some flowers.
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Continuity Edit
- The paper Hass gives to Benny was written by Professor Ovmakh. (PROSE: Mentioning the War)


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Henfield and the surrounding area has many links back into the history books, with Sussex being a destination for people from the iron age right the way through to modern day.
Henfield itself has quite a bit of history - with many old buildings, traditions and pastimes still standing. This section will fill you in on all of the local history for Henfield and our surrounding area.
A Gardening Note
For many years, Reg published a monthly column in the Parish Magazine of St Peter's Church, Henfield. Now his wisdom and love of gardening are available to us all in this lovely book compiled by his son David Saunders.
Who was Mary?
A friend of Lucie Bishop, of Henfield, was interned in a camp in France during WW2, and sent a postcard to Lucie. We are trying to locate relatives of her friend Mary de Moleans, or more likely Mary de Moleyns, to return to them the postcard which is illustrated below.
Henfield at War DVD
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Catch up on all the goings-on in research on Campus in Spektrum magazine
Would you have thought that the Airbus 380 gets airborne on materials pioneered in Bayreuth? And isn't it reassuring to know that, with the help of some ingenious Bayreuth science, the quality and origin of foodstuffs will soon be tested with high precision? Did you know that spider silk has five times the tensile strength of steel, but is just as elastic as rubber? You didn't? In our Spektrum magazine, you will always gain an insight into the topics our researchers are working on, and the innovations that are being developed on the Campus of the University of Bayreuth.
Topic of the current issue: Africa
Globalization has brought the neighbouring continents of Europe and Africa close together. Anyone who takes a realistic look at current political, economic, and social developments knows that the key issues of the future – from food security to climate protection – cannot plausibly be addressed with fences, but only by working together. Africa today presents itself as a continent of surprising, often confusing diversity. Examples of progress in business and technology, humanitarian disasters, political corruption, and cultural creativity are often juxtaposed in media coverage all at once.
This diversity of the African continent is reflected in our new edition of SPEKTRUM. It explores, for example, the uncertainty of life in refugee camps, the future visions of urban middle classes, growing economic interdependencies between countries of the Global South, and the linguistic diversity of Africa. In exemplary fashion, these contributions show how African Studies at the University of Bayreuth deals with such current and exciting topics: with field research on the spot, often over many years, with worldwide scientific networking, and with one eye always on the often underrated future prospects of Africa.
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With an area of little over 200 sq kms, Nagpur, the geographical centre of India, is a lucky city to have 11 lakes and two rivers within municipal limits. Nag Nadi – which lends its name to the city – is the main river along with the other, Pili Nadi; the two later merge and further join the Kanhan river near the city outskirts.
It has always been believed that the river starts as an outflow from the western weir of Ambazari Lake in west Nagpur. In 1998, a bunch of researchers went to further explore the catchment of the lake and found the actual origin of the river is up north of the lake at a place called Lava, more than 25 kms from this western weir.
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We are seeking a creative and inventive cyber security researcher who will lead development of innovative solutions to challenging problems in cyber security, including intelligent cyber security software, vulnerability discovery and mitigation, malware analysis, network protocol security research, and attacker modeling. At Charles River Analytics, you will lead small, project-oriented teams of both scientists and software engineers that create software prototypes of new research concepts. You will help understand the problem, research approaches, design solutions, and evaluate the results. You will connect with other researchers, publish papers, attend conferences, and communicate results through verbal and written means. At Charles River, we foster an environment where researchers are free to pursue their own research interests and are supported by a community of bright, enthusiastic individuals to help them thrive.
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There is a beautiful live stream showing the port town of Harlingen. It is located on the shores of the Wadden Sea, 30 kilometers from Leeuwarden, in the province of Friesland, in the north of Netherlands.
From Harlingen, which you can see in the online camera, ferries take tourists to two West Frisian Islands: Vlieland and Terschelling.
The inhabitants of the city of Harlingen, well visible in our live camera, mainly are engage in agriculture, fishing and seafood. As also, citizens are involved in ships and tourists services.
Harlingen in our webcam is a port city, so its life more concentrated in the city's harbor. The fishing port, where large trawlers can also arrive, gets oysters and other shellfish, and also deals with transit shipments (livestock, forests, gravel, etc.). At the port there are several small shipyards, mainly engaged in ships repairing and yachts building.
It is important to note, the port of Harlingen is the only port in the Friesland province. Every year, during the Fisheries Days (Harlinger Visserijdagen), the port turns into a festive platform where you can listen to music, enjoy water sports, explore astronomy, visit markets and fairs.
Up to 1234 Harlingen, which you see in the live webcam, was just a small settlement. But, due to a successful trading position, in 1234 Harlingen got the right to be called the "city". The best times came to the city in the 14th - 15th centuries.
The modern Harlingen, which view opens in our online stream, is a beautiful European city with a picturesque center, many city channels and historical buildings. In Harlingen that our webcam shows in a beautiful online live cam there is an interesting legend about a boy who lived here. The legend says he put a finger into the dam, fencing the city from the onslaught sea onslaught, saving Harlingen from flooding. In honor of his heroism, near the point of the ferries departure, was erected his monument. Besides, at a short distance of that statue, there is a symbol in honor of hero of the Dutch novel writer - Simon Vestdijk, the statue of Anton Wachter.
In the history of Harlingen, which is visible online, ruthless whaling played a big role. In the past, in the waters of the city, this fishery was an important trade engine. But nowadays, whales living near Harlingen are under protection: what symbolizes the great power of the sea.
This turning point in the history of the city became the foundation for the fountain creation, authored by artists Jennifer Allora (USA) and Guillermo Calzadilla (Cuba). The monument is a life-sized cachalot, spewing a strong stream of water. The monument is located in the Harlingen Sea Harbor. The Whale Fountain is a reminder of the urban heritage of shipping and whaling, as well as the enormous people influence on everything that lives in the sea. This work of art is part of the 11Fountains project, developed for each fountain of 11 cities in Friesland.
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An ignition interlock device is an in-vehicle alcohol breath-sensing device that measures the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) levels of the driver. The device prevents a vehicle from starting if it detects a BAC over a pre-set limit. It is located inside the vehicle, near the driver's seat, and is connected to the engine's ignition system.
For more information, see the Ignition Interlock Program information sheet.
How it works
The ignition interlock device must be used by anyone who operates the vehicle. Training is provided by the service provider upon installation and by request, during the program.
Before you start your vehicle, you will need to blow into the device to provide a breath sample. If your BAC is over the pre-set limit, your vehicle won't start.
Once your vehicle is started, the ignition interlock device will ask you to provide breath samples at both random and pre-set times while the engine is running. If you do not provide a sample, or if your BAC exceeds the limit, the device will issue a warning, record the event and activate specific alarm systems (for example, lights flashing, horn honking) until you turn off the ignition.
You do not have to be the registered owner of a vehicle to have the ignition interlock device installed. You can rent or borrow a motor vehicle to complete the Ignition Interlock Program participation term.
An ignition interlock device may be installed in a company vehicle as long as the registered owner provides written authorization and has proof of insurance. For the Mandatory Interlock Program, any 'warns' or 'fails' registered on the ignition interlock device, regardless of who is operating the motor vehicle, will be the responsibility of the Ignition Interlock Program participant. This may also result in the participant's Ignition Interlock Program term being extended.
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"A picture is worth a thousand words." This expression first appeared in a newspaper in 1911, and it refers to the notion that a complex idea or problem can be conveyed in just a single picture, and that a picture conveys its meaning or essence more effectively than any description would.
So, what does this have to do with FleetCommander? When you call into technical support and tell us you're getting an error, a screen shot of the error goes a long way in helping technical support diagnose and resolve the problem.
Take an example of a problem at the kiosk. You can call in and tell us you're getting a script error on your kiosk. We would ask you some questions and try to diagnose it, but we would invariably ask you to send in a picture of the error, such as the one below:
Notice that the picture lists the line and character having the error, along with the error and error code. This will help technical support in diagnosing the problem, giving them invaluable information. If rather than calling in, you prefer to send an email to support (email@example.com) with the picture of the error, along with a description of the actions taken before the error, technical support can resolve your problem more effectively because we have the information we need from the get-go.
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He sent out a warning shot on Instagram! Although the person he's talking about is a mystery. On his IG story he said, "Every N**** around you gone feel this smoke innocent and all lol," In another post he said he "don't play fair."
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I currently reside in: Albuquerque, New Mexico
What your favorite hangout in San Albuquerque? Frontier Restaurant. The most amazing green chile sauce, next to the college, and close to good breweries.
I currently work as an: Clinical Education Pharmacist, AAHOA (Asian American Hotel Owner Association) Ambassador, and recently I self-published a children's book called I Like French Fries Too! to help little one respect and understand cultural differences.
I do this because: I enjoy teaching and networking. I am working on my own business as a way to continue to be creative and self-sufficient. The book was my way to give a piece of my story and simply show that no matter how, where, or what culture you grow up in, you can always find something in common and share a common thread. I believe in doing over saying and this book is a step towards showing that.
What are some Indian traditions you still follow? I enjoy garba/raas (a Gujarati folk dance that is typically performed around the New Year), in addition to celebrating holidays such as Holi and Diwali. Part of these celebrations includes giving sweets and offering Sal Mubarak greetings (to commemorate the New Year), making my own rakhis for Raksha Bandhan, keeping my home open, and bowing to elders.
Bollywood or Hollywood, and why? I"m probably 50/50 on both Hollywood and Bollywood. I just generally enjoy watching a really good movie, ideally comedy or something with historic significance.
Favorite movie? My favorite Bollywood is Lagaan or anything with Abhishek Bachan, really. My favorite Hollywood movie is any Bond movie, or anything with Will Ferrell.
What's your favorite thing about Indian culture? The colors, the clothes, the food, the vibrancy in cooking. I also appreciate our language (Gujarati), the general hospitality towards one another, and somehow knowing everyone!
What's one piece of advice your parents have given you that should probably be or are abiding by? Don't be scared and don't let fear stop you. Everything can come with fear, but we should find a way to overcome these fears.
Good Indian Girl? Well, I'm not married, so no (laughs). But other than that yes. I enjoy being Indian and representing our culture and roots. I also believe in learning from other cultures and have the luxury of being able to laugh at brown jokes.


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Even though the media has moved on to other news, the plight of your average civilian in Syria is continuing to be devastating. Our family had to move houses as the bombs falling around the house had all but destroyed it.
Amany's Hope is all the hope they have left to find a safe place to raise their children and gain some form of normalcy. Won't you help us to bring the children safely home to Canada?
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Stories From May 2014
Agrium gift bolsters sweet potato campaign
Agrium, a global leader in agricultural products and services, recently gave $10,000 to support the NC SweetPotato Campaign for Excellence. The campaign is a partnership between the NC SweetPotato Commission and the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at NC […]
CALS graduate students earn top honors at national scientific meeting
The students were among winners at the 2014 Experimental Biology meetings, in conjunction with the American Society for Nutrition's 78th Scientific Sessions and Annual Meeting.
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Gas prices rose about 40 cents a gallon between last November and this spring. There are always many theories explaining movements in gas prices, says host Mary Walden. Which one makes most sense to you, she asks her husband, NC State University economist Dr. Mike Walden.
You Decide: Can gray become green in rural areas?
While the migration of retired households can be interesting as a social and demographic phenomenon, there also can be important economic implications: Attracting retired households can be a form of economic development.
N.C. State scientists create food ingredient to combat peanut allergies
A team of scientists from the Plants for Human Health Institute has developed a food ingredient from peanut flour and cranberry extracts, among other plants, that has the potential to lessen the life-threatening allergic reactions brought on by peanut consumption.
N.C. Cooperative Extension celebrates 100th birthday
Friends and employees of North Carolina Cooperative Extension came to Raleigh May 19-20 to celebrate Extension's centennial with a barbecue dinner, legislative advocacy and the signing of a proclamation declaring May 20 as N.C. Cooperative Extension Day. More than 1,000 people were on hand Monday evening at the N.C. State Fairgrounds Expo Center for dinner and a program celebrating Extension's past, present and future. This month marks 100 years since the signing of the Smith-Lever Act that created Extension programs across the country.
The most innovative times?
We've seen many changes in everyday living during the past two decades, with computers, the Internet and smart phones, says host Mary Walden. And more changes appear to be coming in information technology, robotics and even driverless cars. She asks her husband, NC State economist Dr. Mike Walden, "Have we ever seen so much dramatic change before in our history?"
N.C. Cooperative Extension celebrates centennial birthday with bash, proclamation
North Carolina Cooperative Extension has been changing lives for 100 years, and it's time to celebrate. Extension personnel from throughout the state will converge in Raleigh on May 19 and 20 for festivities that will kick off with a celebratory dinner and culminate with a proclamation by Gov. Pat McCrory. Media are invited to attend both events.
Ristaino, Hanley-Bowdoin lead Bellagio Center conference on dangerous plant pathogens
Participants at the international conference worked to develop a strategy to mitigate impacts of emerging plant diseases in sub-Saharan Africa.
You Decide: Do we live in the most interesting times?
It's popular to say we live in a fast-paced, highly connected, ever-shifting world. But a strong case can be made for that world actually occurring 90 years ago.