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A Doll's House
Existential Models of Love in A Doll's House and The Seducer's Diary
According to Soren Kierkegaard, there are three categorizations of people based on their motive and actions: the aesthetic, the ethical, and the religious. In The Seducer's Diary, Kierkegaard presents the character of Johannes as a typical aesthete who centers his life on the single-minded pursuit of personal pleasure. The story follows his romantic pursuit of Cordelia, the latest in a long list of young women he has conquered and abandoned. In contrast, Henrik Ibsen's character of Torvald Helmer in A Doll's House seems to be Johannes' opposite in his motivations, in his approach to relationships with women, and in what he thinks the purpose of such relationships is. Whereas Johannes is obsessed with the gratification of his personal desires at the expense of society, Torvald derives gratification from conforming to societal standards to the greatest extent possible, even at the expense of personal relationships.
Torvald's ethical urge to live up to society's standards prompts his concern for his reputation and his desire for the admiration of others, and contributes to his belief that Nora should serve to promote his social standing. Torvald's extreme sensitivity to others' perceptions of him can be seen as his motivation for...
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HIV Facts
Human immunodeficiency virus
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) causes AIDS and attacks the immune system which leaves the body vulnerable to fatal infections and cancers.
- 90% of people with HIV were infected through sexual contact
- HIV cannot be passed through spitting, biting, sharing utensils, or toilet seats
- Only 1% of newborn babies to HIV positive mothers contract HIV
- There is no cure and vaccine for HIV
HIV can be passed on through bodily fluids. The most common method of transmission is through sex without a condom or by sharing infected needles or syringes.

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'Feisty, funny and dishes up glamour and scandal in spades. Just what I want for my poolside read', Adele Parks, Glamour
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'Juicy and delicious' Kirkus Reviews
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Emily Charlton is back. Bestselling author Lauren Weisberger returns with a deliciously entertaining new novel starring fan favourite from The Devil Wears Prada.
*Published in the UK as The Wives*
Don't get mad. Get Emily.
Emily Charlton does not do the suburbs. A successful stylist and image consultant to Hollywood stars, she cut her teeth as assistant to legendary fashion editor Miranda Priestly in New York. But with social media-obsessed millennials stealing her clients, Emily needs to get back in the game – and fast.
She holes up at the home of her oldest friend Miriam in the upscale suburb of Greenwich. And when Miriam's friend, model Karolina Hartwell, is publicly dumped by her husband Graham, a senator with presidential ambitions, Emily scents the client of a lifetime.
It's not just Karolina's reputation that's ruined. It's her family. And Miriam and Emily are determined he won't get away with it. First they'll get Karolina's son back. Then they'll help her get her own back.
Because when life gives you lemons, buy tequila . . .


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What is this about
- You are Artist, or just just preparing to be one...
- You love Performing Art and celebration
- You want to Use Art in Ministry
At our young YWAM base we want to spend substantial and consistent time weekly to celebrate God and invite His presence in our midst. You can be part of it but also take it to another level as we envision to see more God fearing Artist who will help Champion the movement of redeeming this Island rich artistic culture for the Glory of it's Creator.
Also, as we minister to young people we encounter a number of them desiring to learn Art and musical instruments someone willing to teach will be also welcome


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Monday, November 30, 2015
The Existence and the Power of the Gods
Bruno Snell (1896-1986), The Discovery of the Mind: The Greek Origins of European Thought (New York: Harper Torchbooks, 1960), pp. 24-25 (tr. T.G. Rosenmeyer):Newer› ‹Older
Our notion of faith or belief always allows for the possibility of disbelief; this is true in the world of ghosts, but is especially valid on a higher religious plane. 'Faith', the credo, requires as its opposite a false belief, a heresy; it is tied to a dogma which people must either attack or defend with their very lives. All this was foreign to the Greeks; they looked upon their gods as so natural and self-evident that they could not even conceive of other nations acknowledging a different faith or other gods.
To the Christians who landed in America the gods of the the Indians were of course idols and devils; to the Jews the gods of their neighbours were enemies of Yahweh. But when Herodotus visited Egypt and encountered the native deities, it never occurred to him that he might not find Apollo, Dionysus and Artemis there too. Bupastis translated into Greek is none other than Artemis (2.137), Horus is called Apollo, and Osiris is Dionysus (2.144). Just as the Egyptian name of the king sounds different in Greek, as his insignia deviate from those of a Greek or a Persian king, as a ship or a street does not have one and the same name or appearance in Egypt and in Greece, so also the Egyptian gods are not identical with those of the Greeks, but they are easily 'translated' into the Greek tongue and into Greek ideology. Not every nation calls all the gods its own; Herodotus found some barbarian gods for whom he was unable to cite a Greek name; those gods were to be regarded as barbarian par excellence. The Greeks, then, did not think along the same lines as the Jews or the Christians or the Mohammedans who know but one true god, their own, a god who demands conversion of those who would not recognize him. The Greek attitude springs in part from the circumstance that, dispersed as they were over various lands, they worshipped their gods in many shapes and under many names. The Artemis of Ephesus, the goddess with a hundred breasts, scarcely resembles her namesake, the huntress of Sparta. What wonder that in Egypt she exists in yet another guise, and under another name? The gods of the Greeks are a necessary part of the world, and that is reason enough why they should not be linked exclusively with national boundaries or privileged groups. How could there be any gods but those whose existence is self-evident, inherent in nature itself? Who, for instance, would gainsay that Aphrodite exists? Everybody knows that she is as active among all other peoples as she is among the Greeks; even the animals are subject to her rule. It would be downright absurd to maintain that one does not 'believe' in Aphrodite, the goddess of love. It is possible to neglect her, to pay no respect to her, as was done by the huntsman Hippolytus, but Aphrodite is present, and active, none the less. The same is true of Athena and Ares. And could anyone deny that, when all is said and done, Zeus upholds the sacred order of the world? The existence and the power of the gods are no less certain than the reality of laughter and tears, the living pulse of nature around us, the plain fact of our doings whether they be sublime and solemn, or bold and hard, or bright and serene. Every human act betrays the vitality of the ultimate cause behind it.


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Next time you take an elevator ride, you might be interested to know just how broadly the elevator industry touches workers and consumers: more than 12 million elevators transport nearly 1 billion people every day, and the global elevator industry's value is more than $44 billion a year. While the elevator industry is 100 years old, innovative leaders like thyssenkrupp Elevator, one of the top four manufacturers in the world, are transforming the industry using the Internet of Things (IoT) to track data in order to dramatically reduce maintenance costs and ensure their elevators keep running without interruption.
We've blogged before about how thyssenkrupp worked with Microsoft to develop its predictive maintenance solution, which securely connects sensors and systems in thyssenkrupp's elevators to the Azure cloud. Built on the Microsoft Azure IoT Suite, thyssenkrupp's IoT-enabled predictive maintenance solution – MAX – enables thyssenkrupp to capture elevator data including motor temperature, shaft alignment, cab speed and door functioning and use that data to predict the maintenance needs using Azure advanced analytics. This dramatically reduces the costs of maintaining elevators and improves uptime for thyseenkrupp's customers.
Now thyssenkrupp is taking their IoT solution even further by adding HoloLens to its solution. In a post on the Transform blog, you'll learn how HoloLens with Skype capabilities enables over 24,000 thyssenkrupp technicians to receive remote assistance by subject matter experts who can provide visual and audible advice using HoloLens's mixed reality capabilities. These remote subject matter experts can see what onsite technicians see in real time and even draw visual indicators on the technician's field of view to assist with repairs. By adding HoloLens to their solution, thyssenkrupp has set a new standard in elevator innovation, reducing the average length of its service calls by up to four times.
Microsoft offers the most complete set of technologies to empower digital transformation and we're proud to work with thyssenkrupp.
To learn more about how thyssenkrupp is using HoloLens and Azure IoT Suite, check out the full post on the Transform blog. For more information on how IoT can transform your business, visit www.InternetofYourThings.com.
Tags: Azure IoT Suite, HoloLens, predictive maintenance, remote monitoring, sam george, ThyssenKrupp


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Indoor Soccer Cleats How to Choose the Shoes to Boost Your Performance
Posted by kickonme on Thursday, October 20, 2011 Under: Soccer Cleats
In order to play indoor soccer effectively, one of the first things you must secure is your very own Soccer cleats.Playing soccer is not all about the skills and techniques, although those do matter a lot. One must also have the proper equipment if they really want to be good at it, or even if they just want to enjoy it. And one of the most important pieces of equipment in this sport is the shoes.
Having a good pair of soccer shoes will give you a good control of your performance in many ways. For instance, shoes will provide good traction as well as ball handling abilities. This is because these cleats are sneakers or shoes that are specifically designed for playing soccer. Not only that, there are also wholesale soccer cleats that are specially made for games that are played outside, and there are those that are made for indoor games as well. Here are some tips a player will definitely find useful when shopping for cleats for indoor soccer. First, you must make sure that your cleats do not have studs. Instead, they should be made of primarily flat rubber on the sole. Rubber is the primary material since it allows free movement as it follows the shape of your foot. And then, the insides should be padded to aid the maneuvers and arching of your feet. This is very important when playing in an arena which is made of artificial turf. And here, you can easily slip because its surface is basically like plastic. The patterns in your indoor soccer cleats will give you good traction so you will not slip or fall. At the same time, you can easily move; thereby enhancing your game performance. Remember, your goal here is to get shoes that are flexible but stabilizing at the same time. Another factor you should look into is comfort.
For one, you must make sure that you get the right size of shoes. It is important that the cleats you buy fit your feet snuggly so they can give your body proper support while kicking and running around. And second, comfort can also be achieved with a pair of lightweight shoes. As a matter of fact, this is highly advised for indoor soccer players. Since you will need speed as well as agility, your shoes must be light so you can move faster. Similarly, many even say that the lighter the shoe, the better the soccer player performs. Cleats for indoor soccer are also low-cut and flat-surfaced when you compare them to regular shoes or gym footwear. These qualities can also help you maintain your balance while manipulating your feet as you show off some of your moves. Finally, you must also be prepared with your budget. As you may know, cleats for indoor soccer can be relatively expensive. So if you are working on a tight budget, you can check our supplies in secondhand or thrift stores. Or if you have money, then go buy a new pair and forget about the price tag. Remember, the key here is to get high quality indoor soccer cleats regardless of your budget. Buying nike soccer cleats require knowledge of the sport. If possible,shop for indoor soccer cleats at a reputable soccer store to assure quality.
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Though I've been conditioned like most to conceive of this word to indicate a higher power, divine father figure and so on; it simply doesn't occur to me, if rarely, that this is a particularly helpful pointer. Usually I express similar notions in terms of collective or universal consciousness, Divine mind or the infinite. Having said that, there is always a context to express ones path, one's experience or the nature of that which is infinite. We could call it God, if it serves us to do so.
God, Spirit, Creator, Allah, Jesus are all names we have found convenient to call that which we feel we need to give us certainty and satisfaction. I believe that God is the divine spark that is in each of us. The connectedness and union of our higher selves, or our divinity, is what I would call God. This God, who is the sum of all things, moves in space and time through intention.
I do not know this God you speak of.


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Shopping can be hard work so stop by to relax a little and have a few treats!
Ms. Wendy's Antiques is having a Holiday Open House
this Friday, Dec. 3rd from 4pm until 8pm.
To celebrate, we are giving all of our guest who mention this blog post 15% off!
Need some gift giving ideas?
We have Magnolia Pearl clothing, Waxing Poetic and Lisa Souers jewelry, Heritage candles and Tokyomilk perfumes and soaps.
We hope you will join us darling! It will be a fun time!
{aren't our models adorable! courtesy of Ms. Wendy's nieces}


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I don't drink much soda.
Not Coke, not Pepsi, not 7-Up or Sprite or Root Beer or Ginger Ale. They are just too sugary and not refreshing to me. I stick to unsweetened iced tea and iced coffee instead. (I don't know what it says about me that I prefer bitter over sweet, but let's not go there, m'kay?)
There is only one kind of soda I crave every so often. The smooth sweet deliciousness of cream soda can make me break my soda fast.
I have tried many, many brands, and most are okay, unless they are too sticky-sweet or have a fake vanilla flavor.
The other day, though, I found The Perfect Cream Soda, the One, the Champ. Behold:
Waialua Vanilla Cream Soda from Hawaii. Mmmmmm....It has real, true vanilla flavor and the perfect amount of sweetness from real cane sugar (would you expect anything else from Hawaii?) and a bit of Hawaiian honey.
It is smooth and a nice sunny gold (the photo is a bit dark) and comes with a fetching Hula girl on the label. The carbonation gives it small, champagne-like bubbles, not big nose-ticklers.
I have tried a lot of cream sodas in my life and this one, as Hawaiians might say "No ka oi" - it is number one.
I found it at my local Rocket Fizz shop, a place that carries 400 kinds of soda. You can also order online direct from Waialua Soda Company.
Looking at their site, I see they also offer Lilikoi (passion fruit) soda. I may have to branch out in my soda-drinking adventures.
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Barbara Todd, DNP, ACNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN
Director of Advanced Practice at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Director of the CMS Graduate Nurse Education (GNE) Demonstration Project at the Hospital University of Pennsylvania
Senior Fellow, Center for Health Outcomes & Policy Research
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Nursing, University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing
Dr. Barbara Todd has practiced as a nurse practitioner in the Philadelphia region for the past 32 years. She is an experienced clinician and administrator for advanced practice providers. She has been instrumental in developing NP models of care in several large academic medical centers. Her clinical interest has been in cardiovascular health, with a focus on valvular heart disease and role transition for nurse practitioners. She has published extensively and presented nationally on advanced practice clinical and administrative topics. She is certified in both family practice and acute care. She has served on the planning committee for the American Association of Nurse Practitioner international conference. She is a fellow in the American Association of Nurse Practitioners and American Academy of Nursing. At the American Academy of Nursing, she served on the Primary Care Expert Panel. Through her work during the Graduate Nurse Education Demonstration Project, she has developed a keen interest in studies to evaluate clinical preceptorship models.
- Fellow, American Academy of Nursing, October 2015.
- Hospital University of Pennsylvania. Barbara A. Todd Advanced Practice Leadership Award. November 2013.
- American College of Nurse Practitioners. Award for Service on the Board of Directors. 2010
Recent Publications
- Todd, B & Davis, E. Do Nurse Practitioners Need Postgraduate Training? Journal of Nurse Practitioners. April 2016: 12:4.
- Moote M., Krsek C., Kleinpell R., and Todd, B. Physician Assistant and Nurse Practitioner Utilization in Academic Medical Centers. American Journal of Medical Quality November/December 2011 vol. 26 no. 6 452-460.
- Pryor, J., Todd, B., & Dryer, M. (Eds). (2008). Clinician's Guide to Surgical Care. New York, NY: McGraw Hill.
- Dryer, M., Todd, B., & Pryor, J. (2008). A Team Approach to Surgical Care. In Pryor, J., Todd, B., & Dryer, M. (Eds.), Clinician's Guide to Surgical Care. (pp.03-07). New York, NY: McGraw Hill.
- Todd, B., & Williams, M. (2008). General Care of the Surgical Patient. In Pryor, J., Todd, B., & Dryer, M. (Eds.), Clinician's Guide to Surgical Care. (pp. 15-25).New York, NY: McGraw Hill.


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Membrane-Switch production can be challenging work once you get past the roadblocks to production that customers place in your path. Here a panel of experts reveals how they work with clients to arrive at products that satisfy all.
Brad Root Every situation is different. We try to look at the concept of what they want and give them up front ideas on potential cost savings. But at the same time, we have to look at their specifications and what the product needs to hold up to, and we have to—based on us being the experts—tell them what's going to have the best chance of meeting the specifications. Cost is somewhat secondary.
Dennis Webster Cost does become second, and it comes down to a take it or leave it eventually. If we're not able to feel good about the design that we're proposing for the specifications, we simply can't do it. They're always looking at their pricing options.
What other tips can you give membrane-switch producers to help them improve their interactions with customers?
Jeff Arbogast Find reliable suppliers—suppliers you can count on to deliver consistent product.
Gene Baumgartner Collect the information up front. Make sure you have the correct information and understand the customers' needs.
David Gintzler When you get a membrane switch, there's generally anywhere from $500-3000 on the front end of it before you make piece one. One of the beauties of membrane switches is once you get a switch, you tend to maintain it as long as the product runs because you're holding the tools and dies. Our company policy is whatever dies, tooling, and art you've bought and paid for is your property. We will give it back to you. The only caveat is don't owe us any money. There are other screen printers who won't cough it up, no matter what. Some are honest enough to tell you that what you bought is their property— you're paying for it, but they own it. Make your policy clear.
Hemant Mistry Don't bite off more than you can chew. Some are so eager to please the customer that they try to do something they don't have the capability to do and maybe try to learn on the job. I strongly encourage people not to do that. If you want to expand your capabilities, do it on an R&D project, not on a customer's dollar.
Brad Root Sometimes we'll get involved with two-way non-disclosure agreements so if we do make design recommendations, they are supposed to be proprietary to GM Nameplate. If we're working on design options, our ideas that will help save money and still meet requirements are supposed to be unique to GM Nameplate. For somebody to take that information and shop elsewhere is, in theory, covered by the two-way non-disclosure. You always deal with some customers who are not as ethical as others. You always take a chance with that.
Dennis Webster Get involved a lot earlier than you have in the past. It's nice to review what customers are doing early on; otherwise, they'll box you into a corner and make something very difficult to produce—and it becomes very expensive for them.
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No deal before French and German elections
Opinion at the Oxford Conference and in polls of farmers was sharply divided on whether British agriculture could flourish outside the EU.
Labels: CAP reform, capping, Caroline Spelman
Labels: CAP reform, capping, Caroline Spelman
And of course, one must take into account how the Euro crisis develops as well. It seems inevitable in the current economic situation that countries will be much more ornery about their contributions to the EU budget and I could imagine quite a few wanting to see CAP reduced significantly. It will also be interesting to see how things play out with the subsidies to CEE countries. From a selfish perspective, as we are involved in a farmland investment in Lithuania, I am hoping that CAP money flows to CEE!


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Cal/OSHA appeal form
The Cal/OSHA appeal form ( ) revised May 2008 is now available for downloading in Adobe Acrobat 5.0 format and can be filled out and printed from your computer.
The appeal form and instructions are in Adobe Acrobat 5.0 format and will not work with previous versions of Acrobat. The current version of Acrobat is available free from Adobe's web site at www.adobe.com. Download instructions are also available on the Adobe web site.
Adobe Acrobat 5.0 reader does not support saving your filled-out appeal form for later reference. You may not submit the appeal form electronically.
If you want a blank appeal form, simply download and print the form without completing it.


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Happy Friday! Although we Southern ladies may be divided when it comes to which football team we're cheering on, we do agree on one thing: when we see a cute game day dress in our college's colors, we go ahead and buy it! Football/tailgating season is upon us, and, today I'm sharing some gameday dress inspiration with you!
You can read last week's gameday post HERE! That post was not only fun, but a HUGE hit so I decided to go for round two of gameday looks! If you haven't noticed from the pictures above, I bleed maroon (gig'em ags!). I actually found this one shoulder ruffle dress while walking the aisles of Target one afternoon. Who else has those random trips to Target, needing absolutely nothing and checking out with a basket full?!? No I didn't need yet another piece of maroon clothing… but this baby was less than $25 which made that decision a no brainer! THIS dress paired with cowboy boots, booties or even wedges + your favorite jewels and you are set! It's simple, feminine and breezy for those mid afternoon games in College Station! If you're looking for more coverage, I've got you covered HERE and HERE! I've linked more favorites HERE and HERE! All under $50!!!
Shoutout to my friend, Jordan from Jordan Loves James Jewelry for my Aggie inspired Texas cuff! Shop it HERE ($28)! Need a custom color to root on your favorite team, Jordan can fix you up! Be sure to follow Jordan Loves James Jewelry on Instagram to shop her latest products!
I hope everyone has had a great week! The hubs and I have been super productive this week hanging drapes, wall decor and shelves in our new home! This place is actually looking like humans live here 🙂 I promise, a home tour post is coming soon! This week we ruled Thursday evenings as our "chill" evenings! That means, leftovers or pizza and catching up on our weekly shows! I'm not complaining, for me that means no dishes or clean up! Well, maybe two wine glasses but those can be thrown in the dishwasher 🙂
Happy Friday to you and I hope whatever team your rooting for this weekend gains a "W"!!!
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[Tangent: I mean clearly by poaching me as a contributor, they knew the shamelessness they were dealing with.] Well earlier today, my first story went live and because I'm as predictable as the Sunday paper, I started off writing about things I know. Documentaries
[Tangent: I know please conceal your shock and awe.] I'm super excited to be get exposure from another huge audience. [Tangent: They have a shit ton of fans and followers on social media, which could open this little dog and pony blog up to new folks! I would love new actual readers and not just people who stumble upon my web page because the are searching things like: "furry fupa" and "kavorkian sex tape." I wish I had made those two up!]
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This blog will detail the construction and development of Wrightsville Port -an imaginary N Scale waterfront layout. Wrightsville port is a small harbor on the Atlantic in North Carolina. The model depicts 1960-1970 era and will feature the diesel motive powers and the "New Age" system of inter-modal transportation.
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Brick (Hotel/Residential) building
It's really really hard to model a brick textured building in N-Scale. but they look so amazing, and fit in so perfectly with the era we're modeling, we just had to have them!! So, we eased our work a little by ordering Walther's Modulars (Cornerstone series) for Brick buildings. the front needed to look authentic, so we used the modulars for the front. The back however was mainly made of cardboard, the floor separators in the building's interior was also made of cardboard. the back has a removable panel so that future renovations, additions and alterations are easier. Once the building was assembled just in the shape and size we wanted, I got a job to do...
This is what it looked like before I got to it.
I had to colour it!!
So, I looked around for ideas and found quite a few online. Finally i settled for using old fashioned charcoal(coloured) powder mixed with a little bit of water. This highlighted the grooves on the surface, making the bricks prominent and made the job of colouring the building that much easier.
The entire building was coloured using the same mixture trying to maintain consistency of colour all around.
The roof fixtures were coloured separately and fixed.
This is how it looks as a whole now!
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Nobody asked me, but . . .
So I'm sitting behind the wheel of my daughter's Mazda 6, which is straddling the finish line at Irwindale Speedway, and staring up into the grandstands on a rather warmish Saturday afternoon and wondering how the hell I wound up in this position . . . or maybe more correctly, imposition . . . on my birthday.
At this point you have two paths to choose. Door number 2 gets you the $3.99 ouija board on sale this week at Walmart. The more adoorable choice is to hang in to the bitter end and figure out if you chose wisely. One can only one-der.
Well, Doug Stokes, Irwindale Speedway's PR maven, gets most of the blame. When I checked in with Doug after learning the Motor Press Guild was having a Night at the Races, he immediately says, "Come early and I'll get you a pit pass so you can kick tires with the racers. Wear anything or nothing," Doug says. "Anything goes in the pits except open-toe shoes. And don't forget EAR PLUGS!"
There's an opening in that statement large enough to drive a tank through, but for the sake of Doug's budding PR career, I'm not gonna go there.
After hanging up with Doug, I immediately realized that if I was going to have to deal with Stokes mano-a-mano on his turf, I should seriously consider my Queens, N.Y. upbringing. When you drove into my Glendale neighborhood, you weren't met with a sign that read: Welcome to Glendale. Population 6896. Rather you were greeted by a hastily scribbled message, written on cardboard and wired to a traffic light pole, that implored: Do not to turn your back on the huggable-looking chow that patrols the local outdoor German beer garden, or be prepared to have your ass bitten off.
In dealing with Stokes there is always safety in numbers. So I went about gathering a group of friends who mostly didn't know Doug and wouldn't mind distracting him long and often enough so that I could walk the pits in peace. Among my misc. and sundry guests were my wife who actually likes Doug and my daughter who has learned not to; a University of Michigan All American who played on the 2005 NCAA champion softball team and who now does good deeds as a nurse; an inline water wizard (If you gotta ask, you're in the wrong business.) and his wife, DBA madscientistswife; an OC dentist who could be Laurence Olivier's double (Behind his back he's known as Drill Sergeant or Kaiser Wilhelm), and his lovely wife who makes it possible for the rest of us to survive the Drill Sargeant's "company;" and MPG member Rex Parker who allowed me to share a ride in his 1979 Fiat 308 after we met up with him parked surreptitiously in the Big Lots parking lot in Long Beach. Don't ask. You DO NOT want to know.
My happy pit wanderings were suddenly interrupted by the harried voice of Mr. Stokes, who screamed at me from a golf cart that I was late for lining up for the MPG parade lap, but casually zipped off leaving me to walk the half mile or so back to the parking lot. Turned out I wasn't the only late comer and I managed to sneak behind the wheel of the aforementioned Mazda6, start the engine, crank up the AC and close all the windows before Doug could continue berating me.
This turned out to be a classic case of hurry up and wait. We all drove in single file fashion onto the track and lined up the cars. And then we waited. And waited. All the racers and race cars were also on the track. The Seidner's Collision Centers Late Model stock cars (think NASCAR Xfinity), The Pick Your Part Southwest Tour Trucks (Think NASCAR pickup trucks), the Legend Cars (Think Elliott Forbes Robinson) and the Universal Studios Hollywood Bandoleros (Gad damn. The name is longer than the cars!)
Doug must be taking lessons from the folks at Mazda and their track up north: Mazda Mazda3, Mazda5, Mazda6, Mazda CX-5, Mazda CX-9, Mazda MX-5 Miata, Mazda CX-3 (future), Mazda Cosmo (past), Mazda RX-2 (past), Mazda RX-7 (past), Mazda R787B (Le Mans winner) Raceway Laguna Seca. If you mail (snail) me a check for $5.95 (I don't take PenPal, thank you very much Elon Musk) and a self-addressed stamped envelope, I will send you a copy of a Japanese mnemonic rhyme that will assist you in seemlessly memorizing the name.
But I digress . . . Eventually I realized there was method to Doug's seeming madness. The stands were empty. All the fans had gravitated to the track for an autograph session with the drivers and great conversations about lap times, gear ratios, spring rates, wedge . . . you know, racer talk. Cool. Meanwhile, my entourage and I had an opportunity to shoot photos, get shot (Thank you Albert Wong.), shoot the breeze and shoo Doug.
Then we all jumped into our cars for two parade laps around the speedway. Except for the Drill Sargent whose Jag front end and windshield spent those two laps eating the boiling coolant and leaking oil of the limp-motor Fiat, everyone had a delightful time. Afterwards, we parked our chariots (except for the Fiat, which needed a cool-down lap of the parking lot) and then climbed or elevated our way up to the top of the grandstand where the shade and a cool breeze made for a delightful evening of race watching.
There is definitely something to be said about the logic of two 30-lap Late Model stock car races around a half-mile oval vs. NASCAR's overly long (dare I say boring) 400-500 milers. At Irwindale there's action packed into every lap. Maybe the Big Boys could learn a lesson or two . . .
Speaking of Big Boys, 21-year old Toni McCray beat all of them in the two Late Model main events. She was third in points heading into the August 1 races.
The Trucks, the Legends and the Bandos got us primed for the final event of the evening, a Flag Pole race. Visualize a cross between a demolition derby and a figure 8 race. If you want a better description, I suggest you call Doug for a schedule of Irwindale's upcoming events. Best I can do is to tell you that watching a Flag Pole race will have you laughing from the start to the fender-bending finish.
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There are a couple of cool things going on this weekend in Newport Beach.
On Saturday the 6th there is a wooden boat show at the Balboa Yacht Club on Bayside Drive. I hope I can make it down there, old wooden boats are pretty cool.
Then on Sunday the 7th the Balboa Island Parade is going on. My son Logan is going to spend the night at his Grandma's house with his cousins and partake in the madness that is the Balboa Island Parade. If you are going, then you better get there early. As for me I'm going to try and get a surf in before it gets to crazy, so I'll probably miss the action. My Dad used to pass out Rusty's Chips at the parade from a sabot he towed behind his golf cart, but the parade got to big so we stopped. It's still a cool thing to see, so if you haven't then go check it out.
here is a link for the visit Newport beach calendar… http://www.visitnewportbeach.com/events/ they have more details about the events if you are interested.


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The Sims 4 announced, coming to PC and Mac in 2014
Better bone up on your Simlish, The Sims 4 is coming.
Electronic Arts announced today that the sequel to the highly popular life simulation game is coming to the PC and Mac next year.
The company hasn't released any information about the game yet, but E3 is right around the corner.
And, what excites me, a new Sims means more popular songs translated to Simlish are also coming.


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Nandamuri kalyan Ram is currently working on some interesting projects like 'MLA' and 'Naa Nuvve'. Next, he will be working with Pawan Saadineni for a fantasy thriller. After a successful 'Jai Lava Kusa', Kalyan Ram will be producing this flick under 'NTR Arts' banner.
An interesting update from the film circles is that, Kalyan Ram's father Hari Krishna and brother Jr.NTR will be seen playing key roles in this fantasy thriller. If this happens, then this will definitely be a 'Manam' kind of film for Nandamuri family.
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