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Human and Animal Cancer Evidence Prompts Review of Fluoride.EPA EPA eicosapentaenoic acid.
eicosapentaenoic acid
n.pr See acid, eicosapentaenoic.
n. Committee Designates Fluoride as Priority for Review for Public Warnings about Risk of Cancer to Consumers
SAN DIEGO -- On May 29, 2009, over protests by the lobbyists for the American Dental Association American Dental Association (ADA),
n.pr a nonprofit professional association whose membership is dental professionals in the United States. Its purpose is to assist its members in providing the highest professional and ethical care to the citizens of the and the Personal Care Products Council who oppose further evaluation of fluoride as cancer-causing, the State's Qualified Experts that comprise the Carcinogen carcinogen: see cancer.
Agent that can cause cancer. Exposure to one or more carcinogens, including certain chemicals, radiation, and certain viruses, can initiate cancer under conditions not completely understood. Identification Committee, as advisors to California EPA's Office of Health Hazard health hazard Occupational safety Any agent or activity posing a potential hazard to health. Cf Physical hazard. Assessment (OEHHA OEHHA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment ), never-the-less established fluoride and its salts as meriting the highest priority they can recommend for further review toward including fluorides on a Prop 65 list of chemicals for which warnings for risks of cancer, birth defects birth defects, abnormalities in physical or mental structure or function that are present at birth. They range from minor to seriously deforming or life-threatening. A major defect of some type occurs in approximately 3% of all births. , and reproductive toxicity are to be publicly posted.
Citing the passage of two pre-screenings that acknowledged the existence of animal and human cancer evidence, as well as widespread exposure, this recommendation places fluoride and its salts as one of the first of 38 chemicals that also passed at least one of the tests to be newly prioritized for Hazard Identification materials preparation.
This hazard identification process is similar to a risk assessment performed to establish a scientific point of safety for lifetime ingestion ingestion /in·ges·tion/ (-chun) the taking of food, drugs, etc., into the body by mouth.
1. The act of taking food and drink into the body by the mouth.
2. that is ordered by the Safe Drinking Water Act The Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) is a United States federal law passed by the U.S. Congress on December 16, 1974. It is the main federal law that ensures safe drinking water for Americans. for chemicals in the water, with the exception that this process will evaluate fluorides from all exposures and restricts the assessment to only the risks of cancer, rather than all adverse heath effects.
Proposition 65 was enacted by voters of California in 1986 to assure that warnings of cancer, birth defects, and reproductive risks are publicly noticed so that consumers and workers are informed of the presence of such chemicals in the posted location, or of their inclusion in products, so that individuals may better control exposures and protections for themselves.
Prop 65 warnings are commonly seen at gas stations and dry cleaning establishments for environmental exposures to the chemicals present, and bars and restaurants that serve alcohol for products that may be ingested and cause birth defects or reproductive harm.
Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA PFOA Perfluorooctanoic Acid (suspected carcinogen used in making Teflon)
PFOA Problem Formulation and Options Assessment
PFOA Peninsula Friends of Animals (Sequim, WA) ), another fluoride compound, was also separately recommended for the highest priority review.
PFOAs, while technically referring to a class of surfactants, are most commonly recognized by laypersons for their non-stick and non-penetration qualities, which are the basis and sister-chemicals of such products as Scotchgard, Teflon and GoreTex. Some of these products are now to be phased out of production, and restricted in future production, despite their high profitability.
Ranging from water and oil repellants, to non-stain carpets and couches, to waxed paper, this chemical class is listed as used in aircraft production processes, electronic products, personal care products, and thought to be essential in the automotive, chemical, medical, packaging and building/construction industries. Dupont, the primary producer of PFOAs, opposed the recommendation for priority review.
Chemicals that received a lower priority ranking are not expected to receive a timely review.
A summary of the chemical prioritizations can now be accessed at: http://www.oehha.ca.gov/prop65/public_meetings/cic060509.html
The Comment on Fluoride and Its Salts produced by Kathleen Thiessen, PhD, of SENES Oak Ridge, Center for Risk Analysis, on behalf of IAOMT IAOMT International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology can be accessed on OEHHA's web site: http://www.oehha.ca.gov/prop65/public_meetings/052909coms/fluoride/SENESFluoride.pdf
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The most attractive human being John Watson has ever seen is on the dance floor right now. That is not something John thought he would ever think in a gay bar.
Probably it's the drinks that've done it, he thinks. He's lost count of how many he's had. He holds his liquor well, so not too many, or maybe too many. What's the difference? Drinking by yourself in a gay bar is a lonely pastime anyway. Some might even call it pathetic. He wouldn't. Not tonight. Special occasion. Doesn't do this often. Not going to end up like his sister, whose freshly minted marriage is already fracturing under the strain of alcoholism.
A few times, he's caught himself thinking that Clara, Harry's wife, is the most attractive human being he's ever seen, with her forget-me-knot eyes and yellow hair and blinding smile. Always wondered how Harry'd managed to snag her—Harry, who has never known how to take care of beautiful things. But that doesn't matter right now, because Clara has been stripped of the honor of most attractive human being he's ever seen. At least, she has after a few beers.
The current holder of the "most attractive human being John Watson has ever seen" title is dancing alone in a somewhat spastic way, his hand sometimes flipping up the hem of his loose white T-shirt to reveal a flat stomach and too-pronounced hipbones. His dark, curly hair is damp with sweat, his almond-shaped eyes closed, his full lips slightly parted. John, who's a doctor when he's not doing a passable imitation of an alcoholic, knows a drug addict when he sees one, knows by the man's almost translucent skin and the jerkiness in his movements. Can't tell if he's on anything presently, though. Maybe, maybe not. John wants to lick him.
Oh, but has he noticed John staring? Those eyes—and it's impossible to tell what color they are in the shifting, garish lights—flicker open, find John's face, and John doesn't turn his head away quickly enough. Can't. Maybe because his blood is ten percent alcohol by now. Twenty percent, it feels like. Movements slowed considerably. Thirty percent? Impossible, John's medical training tells him. You'd be dead. And John says, Shut up, I'm not working right now.
And now the most attractive human being he has ever seen is sauntering his way over to the bar, and John turns then, pretending not to notice, not to look, because generally leering is not a good way to attract potential mates. Not that that man is a potential mate and—oh, god, he's taken the stool two down from John's.
Now he's flagging down the bartender and asking for something. His mouth moves, but John can't read lips. He thinks that the man—Youth? Nymph? No, don't even attempt that while you're this drunk—should probably not be drinking if he's on something more potent than alcohol, but there's no polite way to ask if he is, really, is there? John can't just tap him on the shoulder and ask if he's on cocaine. He'd like to know, though. Shouldn't go to bed with someone on drugs. Although that's not the only reason. And they're not going to bed together. Even so, should ask. Doctorly concern. So John raises a hand to draw the man's attention, and opens his mouth, but his question comes out, "That one's on me."
The man smiles at him, and holds up a glass full of clear liquid that might well have been vodka, how was John to know? "It's water," he says.
"Well," says John, who takes the opportunity to transfer himself to the adjacent stool, "that makes my job a lot easier, doesn't it?"
To his surprise, the man does not excuse himself and retreat back to the dance floor. Instead, he slides over one stool, too, so that they're sitting next to each other. John swallows, then grins and signals to the bartender, a skinny, sulky fellow with far too many piercings, that he would like something stronger than water. He'll need this drink—his last. Probably. It's for courage. The man next to him has high, strong cheekbones and a long neck and that mouth. His eyes are still a mystery, either blue or green or grey, maybe all three. John leans a little closer, and gets a whiff of something like blueberries.
"Hello," says John.
"Hello," says the man, in a voice that's gravelly from smoking or maybe he just naturally rumbles like that.
"Hello." John leans in further to impart a great secret, something deep and insightful sure to charm the pants off of this stranger. He says, "I am going to tell you right now: you smell very good."
Little lines around the stranger's eyes crinkle into definition. John focuses in on them because if he doesn't they go a bit blurry, and he thinks they're charming. Can't be too young, then, can he? Hard to tell. He's practically ageless. "Do I?"
"Yes," John says. "Like blueberries."
The stranger takes a sip of water. Good to rehydrate after all the sweating he's doing. Will do. No, come on, stop that. "My shampoo. I'm not partial to perfumes, they make my nose itch."
John nods, because the stranger has just said something very wise indeed. "Quite right," he says. "It's nice shampoo. Shouldn't switch it. Smells good, makes your hair look…" He waves his hand around, as if a gesture can explain what he means to say. It can't, so he just finishes off with, "… good."
"Thank you."
The bartender plunks something down in front of John, who only wraps his fingers around the base of it. He doesn't drink yet. He has a conversation to focus on. "I'm serious, you smell amazing. Although don't take my word for it, as I may be a little very drunk."
"A little very." The stranger just keeps smiling and reaches forward to pluck a bit of lint out of John's hair. John sighs, not at the touch—well, all right, at the touch. He doesn't know what the man's still doing here.
"Sorry, sorry," he says quickly, swallowing again. "It's just that you're really lovely and I've never seen anyone who looks like you. You look like… a model, or something."
"I am."
"No need to feel self-conscious," rumbles the stranger. "You're not so bad yourself."
"Oh, really?" John rubs at his forehead with the hand not encircling the glass of unidentified alcoholic beverage. Music in here's loud, pulsating. Going to give him a headache, soon. Needs to get out, one way or another. Soon. Not yet. "That's, um, that's, well. Good. Thank you."
"You're welcome." The stranger is watching him with amusement and something resembling intrigue. Well, better than having that glass of water dumped on his head, John supposes. "Do you usually tell strangers how lovely they are, or am I a special case?"
"You're just special," John says. "You've no idea. And… you're alone right now, I think. Haven't got a nasty boyfriend waiting in the wings or anything, have you?"
Oh, for that John gets a different sort of smile, one that sparkles: very straight, white teeth, shining with the strobe lights. He might faint. No, that's utter hyperbolic rubbish. He wouldn't faint. Not right now, not when he's onto something. "No," says the stranger. "You observe correctly: I'm alone. As are you."
John looks around, over each shoulder, exaggerating it. The people he glimpses—on the dance floor, in booths—are coupling up now. Must be that time of night. "Well, would you look at that? Seems I am."
"We have the power to change that, though," the stranger says meaningfully, angling in toward him.
Something in the stranger's tone makes John's face tingle. At this distance, it wouldn't take too much more for them to kiss. Someone would just have to get a little bit closer. "No… no." He looks down at himself, reconsidering whether or not this is a good idea. He isn't usually attracted to men, after all. "Although…"
John shrugs. "Well, it's just, I'm not sure why someone like you would be interested in… me. I mean, aside from my obvious sex appeal." He hopes his grin is roguish. "Sorry, drink makes me honest."
Something worked. The stranger laughs, and not unkindly. He keeps moving his head in time to the music, even though he's not dancing. "Why not? You're alone and I'm alone, arguably the default and it doesn't need to be. Look around: everyone's finding someone to spend their time with. And as I said, you're not so bad yourself. Your eyes…"
"Oh, please," says John, sitting up a little straighter. "Tell me about my eyes, go on. I'm listening."
The stranger squints a little. Of course, it'd be very difficult to see John's eyes in this semi-darkness. "Their color," he says at last. "Not brown, and not blue either. How did you manage that? Gorgeous."
"Same way you managed those eyes of yours, I expect." John tries to get a better look at them; up close, he can see that the stranger's pupils are dilated. Could be an effect of the semi-darkness, only briefly illuminated by the strobes, but it could be a symptom of something more sinister. "I can't tell what color they are, either."
"It changes depending upon the lighting. Not even I know, and I try to know everything." The stranger reaches out and brushes John's jaw with his hand, angling him so that they're better positioned to stare into each other's eyes. If John were thinking more clearly, he'd realize that this is all very calculated: the body language, the flirting. He is not, however, thinking that clearly.
"Everything, mm?" he asks, momentarily distracted by the stranger's long eyelashes. "Well, then, what else can you tell me about myself?"
John blinks. "Pardon?"
"You're with the military, yes?" says the stranger. "I saw it before you decided to talk to me—the sort of 'pull it together, soldier' steeling of resolve. Haven't seen much of the battlefield, though, have you?"
John shifts on his barstool, now slightly uncomfortable and not just because the bloody thing isn't padded and he hasn't stood up for far too long. Still, it's intriguing. "Wow," he says. "You're very keen."
"Give me your hand."
After a moment's hesitation, John unglues his dominant hand from the bottom of his glass and relinquishes it to the stranger, who turns it over and over, studying John's palm, his fingernails. John chuckles. "Reading my palm, are you? Some kind of psychic?"
The stranger doesn't answer. He pulls John's hand closer and, curiously enough, gives it a good sniff. Then he rubs into the palm with his thumb, and then, finally, deliberately, he kisses a few of John's fingers. John squirms. "Medical profession," the stranger murmurs, maybe oblivious, maybe just being a little shit. "Doctor? Or particularly bad OCD. No one else keeps their hands this clean—nails clipped."
"Yeah," says John, still dazed from the brush of lips against skin. The stranger's lips are very soft, softer than a few of John's ex-girlfriends'. He clears his throat. "Army doctor. Um. John."
"John the army doctor." A sly smile, an upward flick of his eyes—this time he is being a little shit, certainly—and the stranger kisses John's fingertips again, like some sort of drug-addicted thinly clad knight. "Pleasure to make your acquaintance."
"Likewise." John gets it together, then, shakes himself awake, and, realizing that he doesn't have to be the passive party here, brushes his thumb lightly over the man's plush lower lip. "Don't you have a name?"
"No," says the stranger with surprising seriousness. "I'm no one in particular." He licks John's thumb so softly that John isn't even sure anything's happened, but he can't mistake—this is escalating quickly, and he can't quite bring himself to mind.
"Are you sure?" John asks, raising his eyebrows. "Because I have a feeling I'll need something to moan later on."
The stranger's indescribable eyes sparkle with mirth, or lust, or both. "Pick any name," he says. "I'll answer to it."
"Hardly fair," says John, who takes a chance and dips the tip of his thumb into the stranger's mouth. "I gave you mine…"
"I'm not interested in playing fair," says the stranger, which is obvious when he begins sucking on John's thumb. John's mouth opens, a small "o," but he maintains eye contact, and the stranger relents, finally. "My name's too unique," he confesses, nuzzling into John's hand so that John is now cupping his cheek. "Half of London's named John. But if you insist… Basil."
"Basil," John repeats. "That is unique."
"It's an alias."
"A sexy alias."
Basil sighs, not patronizingly or anything—almost dreamily, as if he can't believe his lucky find. John knows the feeling. "You're going to ask me whose place we should head back to," Basil says.
"Took the words out of my mouth."
"But before you do, I have one question."
"Mm." Basil licks his lips. "What's a straight man doing in a gay bar?"
John takes his hand away and reaches for the mystery drink on the bar. Now he needs his liquid courage. From the way it burns going down, he thinks whiskey, or something with whiskey in it. He also thinks someone ought to cut him off. This is too much. He is veering dangerously into hallucination territory. "How do you know I'm straight?" he demands.
"Your clothing gives you away," Basil says, making it sound like the most obvious thing in the entire world. "The way you've kept to yourself the entire time you've been here. And you're apparently not attracted to anyone in this club."
"Except you," John says, the words falling off of his tongue.
Basil smiles, tossing his head so that his curls, which have fallen low on his forehead with all that hand-nuzzling, don't block his eyes. "Yeah," he says. "Except me."
"Well," says John, who would like nothing more than to get off the subject, "I don't think it's any of your business, in fact."
"Fair enough."
"But you've already got theories."
"Maybe two or three."
"Well," John says again, "keep them to yourself." Which is probably the least graceful segue into a kiss that he has ever uttered, but it works, because when he leans in, and lips meet and then part to give way to tongues, Basil doesn't pull back. Warmth, realer than the burning of the whiskey, spreads throughout John's body. He closes his eyes and thinks that maybe he's straight and maybe Basil's a crazy would-be psychic, but whatever is about to happen after this is not worth missing out on because of a little thing like confusion over his sexuality.
"So," he asks when they separate, just a fraction of an inch apart. "My place or yours?"


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It seems as if everyone cannot wait for college football to get here and that includes those that set the football odds in Vegas. The Golden Nugget Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada has opened up betting lines for several "Games Of The Year" and the UCLA football team has the odds favoring them for seven of nine games next season.
|Golden Nugget Odds
|UCLA's Spread
|at Virginia
|Sat, Aug. 30
|vs Texas (AT&T Stadium)
|Sat, Aug. 13
|at Arizona State
|Thurs, Sept. 25
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|Sat, Oct. 11
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|Sat, Oct. 18
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|Sat, Nov. 1
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|Sat, Nov. 8
|vs USC
|Sat, Nov. 22
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|Fri, Nov. 28
The odds for the contests against Memphis, Utah and Colorado are not listed.
Overall, this is pretty favorable to the Bruins despite a tough road to the Pac-12 Championship. There seems to be only one easy bet as the Bruins are favored by 21 1/2 points at Virginia, despite a East Coast noon kickoff. The pick against Texas at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas maybe the most interesting choice as the Golden Nugget has the Bruins to win by just over a touchdown. In the final three against Washington (-3.5),USC (-4.5) and Stanford (-3), Vegas has UCLA with the edge, but just barely.
Meanwhile, in the games where the Bruins were picked against, Vegas has UCLA going down at Arizona State (+7) and at home against Oregon (+3). The Arizona State game will be crucial, but early enough in the season to rebound if the Golden Nugget chooses correctly in having the Bruins lose. Against the Ducks, UCLA may not be favored, but Vegas is playing it smart by picking against the Bruins at home by only 3 points.
As the season goes on, the numbers will surely change, but right now, it is interesting to see how odds makers have the Bruins performing.
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DID YOU KNOW? By Jeff Suess email@example.com When Michael Banks was growing up in Milford in the 1950s, it seemed like the name Powel Crosley Jr. was everywhere. "My parents had a big console Crosley radio, listened to Crosley shows," Banks said. "I had seen the Crosley car. Crosley was mentioned in connection with the […]
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The Seckatary Hawkins Club is holding it's second National Meeting on June 15 at the Behringer-Crawford Museum in Devou Park, Covington. The "clever little fat boy," a popular character around the country with books, fan clubs and a radio show in the 1920s, was the creation of Robert F. Schulkers, then the secretary to the […]
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21:44-45 And the Lord gave them rest on every side, just as he had solemnly promised their ancestors. None of their enemies could stand against them, for the Lord helped them conquer all their enemies. Not a single one of all the good promises the Lord had given to the family of Israel was left unfulfilled; everything he had spoken came true. Every promise God gives to His people is fulfilled. None of our enemies can stand against us because the war has been won.
22:5 But be very careful to obey all the commands and the instructions that Moses gave to you. Love the Lord your God, walk in all his ways, obey his commands, hold firmly to him, and serve him with all your heart and all your soul." This would make a great life verse.
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20:9-16 Jesus is in your face to the Pharisees and Jews for rejecting His prophets and then His own Son. The "others" that the vineyard is leased to in vs. 16 are Gentiles.
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text: Harry Cockburn 2014-10-22T10:28:09-04:00 Harry Cockburn http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/author/index.php?author=harry-cockburn Copyright 2008, HuffingtonPost.com, Inc. HuffingtonPost Blogger Feed for Harry Cockburn Good old fashioned elbow grease. Reading Hemingway on Kilimanjaro tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2013:/theblog//3.3789698 2013-08-21T12:23:33-04:00 2013-10-21T05:12:02-04:00 Harry Cockburn http://www.huffingtonpost.com/harry-cockburn/ We were there to climb to the top. My girlfriend and I had circumnavigated Lake Victoria over two months, bringing us closer and closer to Africa's highest mountain. Its magnetism proved irresistible and we signed up for a six-day trek with a local company, joining seven other climbers. The first of the five nights we spent on the mountain was at around 2,800 meters and it was already much cooler. We bundled into our dining tent -- carried up the mountain by one of our group's 24 Tanzanian porters -- and sat down to a three-course dinner, cooked by our own mountaineering chef. After dinner, one of our group mentioned that they'd never read "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" and had meant to bring a copy. I said that I had the story with me and offered to pass it round to anybody who was interested in reading it. However, the suggestion was raised that instead of sharing it round, I should read the story aloud to everyone. I had just finished a stint teaching English at a primary school in southeastern Uganda, and had entertained the children by reading stories to them, so I felt that I was in practice, and agreed to read. Hemingway visited Africa twice. The first time in 1933, going on safari, hunting big game and collecting the material that would become "The Green Hills of Africa," "The Short Happy life of Francis Macomber" and "The Snows of Kilimanjaro." Hemingway considered the trip a success, and there are photographs of him posing with animals he shot, including lions, buffalo and rhinos. Hemingway's second trip, in 1952, was a disaster. A flight over Murchison Falls in western Uganda ended in catastrophe when the aeroplane he and his wife were travelling in crashed. The next day as they sought medical assistance for burns and cracked ribs, another plane they were in exploded on take-off. Hemingway's wife escaped through a window, while Hemingway was forced to head-butt his way out of the door of the plane. He suffered a fractured skull, severe burns, a dislocated shoulder, two cracked discs and a ruptured liver and kidneys. The events precipitated the physical and eventually mental decline towards the end of his life. "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" was written soon after Hemingway's first visit to Africa and concerns the death of a writer, named Harry, on safari in Tanzania with his wife. A cut on his leg has turned gangrenous and as he grows weaker, he is bemoaning the squandering of his talent as a writer and the poor choices he made in his life. He rains invective over his long-suffering wife who remains at his side in the safari tents as they wait hopelessly for rescue, and eventually succumbs, dreaming of flying to the summit of Kilimanjaro. For three nights in a row, after dinner and our nightly blood-oxygen level tests, I read aloud for about 15-20 minutes, while we huddled in the dining tent, wearing warm hats and drinking hot chocolate. Each day we gained considerable altitude and one by one the members of our group were forced to deal with the effects of the rarefied air and the accompanying altitude sickness. But by the evening, after supper, everyone maintained that they were keen to hear me read the story. Despite the mountain's proximity to the equator, the peak, at 5,896m above sea level, remains snow-capped all year round and summit temperatures regularly fall below -20 degrees Celsius. We reached the summit at 7 a.m. after an exhausting scramble up the scree slopes at night. As dawn arrived, the sun cracked an orange light over a perfect sea of white cloud blanketing Africa some 3000 meters below. Even though we endured temperatures below minus 10, and even though my girlfriend described the final climb as "near constant hell," reaching the top was staggering. The hardship of the climb, combined with relief and the astonishing beauty of the snow-capped peak made it a profound moment. As the sun rose higher, towers of ice and vast frozen lakes became visible and from the top we could see down into the black crater of the dormant volcano. As Hemingway's protagonist perishes, and he takes his final flight to the top of the mountain, it comes into view "as wide as the world, great, high and unbelievably white in the sun". Unlike the end of Hemingway's book, however, we had to climb all the way back down again.]]> Why I Regret Giving Up Drinking for January tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2013:/theblog//3.2569824 2013-01-28T19:11:54-05:00 2013-03-30T05:12:01-04:00 Harry Cockburn http://www.huffingtonpost.com/harry-cockburn/ I arrived on my own, watched the TGV shimmer away in the evening heat and crossed the station car park to a small bar opposite. I had a glass of beer and waited for the car to take me to where I was staying. When I arrived at the wall builders' camp, I introduced myself to everyone, sat down between two friendly faces and pulled out a bottle of wine from my bag. There was a man from Togo, a German boy, two Korean girls, the two men from Mexico and a Columbian girl. All of them declined a drink. I drank the bottle over the course of the evening, finding the process only slightly less pleasurable done without like-minded companions. Nevertheless, I decided to join in with the mindless sobriety and embark upon the two weeks of wall building entirely without alcohol. By the end of the trip I felt a vigorous satisfaction, partly through the qualitative accomplishment of shifting tonnes of sandstone, but also in part to an exacting fortnight's asceticism. Since then I've occasionally experimented with abstinence as a tool for level-headed self assessment. However, London is a place where drinking is deeply necessary. Business in the fermented streets of the city is conducted through a thin veil of functional alcoholism, and for many, a drink is as valuable as a promise. Stopping drinking for a month in the capital, while also working as a full time journalist could easily lay bare the vanity and futility of keeping one's nose so close to the grindstone (or so I suspected). So the decision was not without the risk of existential crisis. It turned out my fears were unfounded. I've not had any alcohol for 28 days now, and what I've learned as I drift towards the endpoint convinces me that there is no good reason to stop drinking for a month if you don't actually need to. While abstemiousness or sobriety can lend you advantages in a few situations, there are times when you must be drunk, if only to remain polite to your friends without becoming horrendously bored by their frivolous jabber. Over the past four weeks I have offended and disappointed people through ordering ginger beer at the bar. Two friends' birthdays have come and gone in January, and while I entered into the parties wholeheartedly, the sense of brotherhood that mutual inebriation engenders simply couldn't flourish and I ended up sloping off early. I have hung my head in shame in front of bar staff in the few pubs I've bothered visiting during the last four weeks - some of which were in south Wales and struggling to make ends meet. No landlord is pleased at the arrival of a teetotal young man. Young men are those creatures most perfectly adapted to devoting hopelessly enormous amounts of money to the bar. But the pub owner knows that's just not going to happen when the target market is sipping up elderflower cordial through a curly straw. I've also missed my glorious hangovers. Hangovers are an entirely denigrated element of the drinking process - people are always trying to cure them. I revel in mine - writhing in that sublime suffering which Kingsley Amis describes as a "unique route to self-knowledge and self-realisation". I'm at my most creative the day after a sodden evening. It's a time when new thoughts spring up like freshly irrigated shoots and almost anything can seem possible to achieve, especially in the kitchen. I've lost the Friday Feeling and I can't wait to get it back. The thrill of leaving the office on Friday is because the weekend is when you can do what you want. When you actually can't do what you want, there's far less to celebrate. And drinking is all about celebrating. However, the worst part of the whole tale is that I've hardly learned anything interesting or new from my month off. Investigating temperance in a foreign country during a period of intense labour was exciting. Failing to have a beer on the weekend is just pointless. In a few days time I'll be back to normal, and I mean that extremely positively. I have never before chosen to be so unnecessarily bored in all my adult life, and for that I can only apologise to myself.]]> Why Cycling to Work Should Be Your Number One New Year's Resolution tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2013:/theblog//3.2397222 2013-01-04T19:00:00-05:00 2013-03-06T05:12:01-05:00 Harry Cockburn http://www.huffingtonpost.com/harry-cockburn/ Some cyclists are more active in promoting participation than others, and over the years I have made a considerable effort in persuading the people around me to cycle to work. I'm motivated by improving people's recognition of how easy and how rewarding cycling is, by the fact that another cyclist on the road is better for the environment, and by adding to the political weight behind improving facilities for all cyclists. What I consistently find is that it takes a nudge, or a few nudges from different sources to get people to take the plunge, but once they've commuted by bike for the first time, they suddenly realise what all the fuss is about. Potential cyclists always ask the same questions, which have easy answers. Nine times out of 10, there is a perception that cycling is an especially dangerous pursuit. There is a huge amount of statistical information available to indicate that cycling is not a one-way ticket to intensive care, though there's no doubt that the city streets can appear intimidating to new cyclists. However, once you're used to the hazards of a busy road, all it takes to remain safe is to wear a helmet, be visible and remain alert. Nobody is trying to kill you. After safety, people begin to get very hung-up about the weather. In Britain the argument is that it's either sweat-drenchingly hot, or unpleasantly wet and cold. I've commuted in London and Brighton over the past five years, and other than a rare blanket of snow, it's always been possible to commute, even in the worst conditions, and to still be absolutely comfortable within a couple of minutes of arriving. The effects of bad weather can be entirely eliminated through straightforward preparation and a few choice purchases. Even for my very short commute of less than four miles, I wear cycling gear and wash and change at work. This means giving myself an extra 10 minutes in the morning, and taking a shirt, socks and pants in a small rucksack (trousers and shoes stay at work), but it means that when I eventually sit at my desk, I've had 20 minutes exercise and am alert and fresh. Finally, people are put off cycling by the cost of buying a bike, and the chance that they'll have it stolen. If you have never cycled before, then now is the time to look for a second hand bike. Ebay and Gumtree are awash with unwanted Christmas presents at this time of year and there are spectacular bargains to be found. Measure your height and inside leg and then do an internet search for a rough sizing guide. For more serious road cyclists, this website offers a particularly good sizing guide. Many workplaces now offer secure areas to park bikes, but even if you don't have this luxury, a decent lock and a sensible parking place will significantly reduce the chance of theft. Bicycle insurance is inexpensive and should the worst happen, it will cover the cost of replacement. Once these initial worries been dispensed with, there is a huge amount to love about cycling to work. This week's news that rail fares have risen by 4.3%, and by over 50% in the last decade are just one indicator that cycling can save you vast amounts in transport costs. From where I live in Hackney to work in central London, I'm saving hundreds of pounds a year in transport costs, and over twenty minutes of journey time each way. In addition, I'm adding to the number of cyclists on the road and reducing carbon emissions, keeping a base level of physical activity in my day-to-day life, and most importantly of all, I'm not crammed into a tube or a steaming bus at rush-hour. Of course, not every distance is cyclable, but the vast majority of journeys are, and they will be considerably faster by bike. If you work in London, then you have to live quite far out to gain time by using public transport over cycling. So while Britain is entering its traditional period of detox after the festive excesses, commuters ought to be re-assessing the all-round gains that can be made by taking to two wheels and celebrating rather than loathing their journey to work.]]> Stephen Fry and Co. on the Life, Loves and Hates of Christopher Hitchens tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2011:/theblog//3.1085689 2011-11-10T06:22:55-05:00 2014-01-23T18:58:21-05:00 Harry Cockburn http://www.huffingtonpost.com/harry-cockburn/ It was a terrific piece of writing, hilariously written, and convinced me to purchase books by both authors. After that I was hooked, and have subsequently devoured a considerable proportion of their output; a magnificent melange of comedy, politics, atheism, sex and bacchanalian celebration. So last night's blockbuster event organised by Intelligence Squared at the Royal Festival Hall was always going to be good. Originally billed as a conversation between Christopher Hitchens and Stephen Fry, pneumonia prevented the famed journalist from appearing. Insisting that the show must go on, Fry was joined onstage by Richard Dawkins, where the pair co-ordinated a wildly entertaining voyage through the life and work of Christopher Hitchens. Employing a gigantic TV screen with a satellite link across the Atlantic, a love-in of massive proportions ensued. Martin Amis and Salman Rushdie both made on-screen appearances, as did poet James Fenton, but before Fry was able to reach these eminent figures, a last-minute addition to the line-up gave the audience a grainy webcam view of actor Sean Penn at home in Los Angeles, smoking and looking as though he'd just crawled out of bed. "Congratulations on smoking by the way," Fry laughed during their discussion of Hitchens' critique of Henry Kissinger. "I think the audience would be less shocked if you got your penis out." Unfortunately, shortly after that, the webcam died, and Fry was momentarily left floundering: "I haven't slept for three days," he joked. "I wake up screaming, 'God damn you Google!'" Richard Dawkins' presence seemed somewhat staid after this fun, but the atmosphere quickly adapted to a slightly more serious discussion that centred on our reluctance within society to cause offence. "I don't see any reason to tip-toe around if offence is deserved," Dawkins said. Satirist Christopher Buckley then appeared on the screen and took the evening back into the realm of anecdote, and had the audience rocking in their chairs with a story of how Barbara Streisand once "caught fire" at one of Hitchens' weekly drinking sessions in Washington. James Fenton recited a poem of his called The Skip that Hitchens had requested, and Salman Rushdie elucidated some of their clique's notorious word games such as 'Hysterical Sex', in which you take the name of a famous book or film and substitute the word 'love', for the phrase above, thereby achieving titles such as 'Hysterical Sex in the Time of Cholera', or (one of my own), 'From Russia with Hysterical Sex.' It was, however, Martin Amis who provided the evening's most entertaining moments. Going through old photographs with Stephen Fry, he was fantastically funny, noting a baguette stowed away in Hitchens' top pocket while in Paris, and remarking upon his abundant sprouting chest-hair in another that showed him smoking a cigarette while holding a brace of pheasants on the Rothschild estate. 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Looks at my old art from '09-'10 and cries a little
Not because it's that BAD but rather the opposite
If you just look it all over it doesn't look like I've improved much at all
Which in one way is true, switching to my secondary style to use it as my main pushed me back a lot, it took me a year to figure stuff out properly again but then things picked up. Not to mention I've put a lot of time into figuring out how to draw digitally, which also pushed me back a bit.
And I know there's LOTS of things I can draw with confidence now that I thought was impossible for me back then. Not to mention that there's a lot of improvement in my process, there's a lot less guessing and luck involved there these days. There's a higher success rate to my drawings now haha, even if you can't tell just from the things I posted back then, because those drawings where only the successful ones.
And I guess my style from back then made a lot of things look fancier than they were and distracted you from the mistakes.
Oh well. I already know I improve rather slowly, other than that crazy year that was '04 haha.
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I'm shocked Sherlock forgot that special night by the train tracks with John.
I'm shocked Sherlock forgot that special night by the train tracks with John.
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Wolves and women wed for life. You take one, that's a marriage. The wolf is part of you from that day on, and you're part of him. Both of you will change.
This is my middle school experience in one song.
my hair is super long (like down to my hips) and i want to cut it. i need suggestions on hairstyles!!
Depending on your bone structure and how easy or hard it is to style your hair, I've always loved the super short look. Like just longer than a bob.
Keep it looooong, Evie. We can be hair twins and braid our luxurious manes together and never be separated again, because that's not at all creepy.
don't worry it's not creepy. we can be like apollo and artemis. but yeah, i mean i'm hesitant to cut it in a way because it's rare to find someone else around on the street with long hair like mine, so it's sort of special and makes me stand out when i want it to. but at the same time, i want to do more styles and have it be more convenient so i'm sort of over the novelty at this point.
I love having long hair, although, God, it's a pain right now, with it 104 degrees out and me wearing this giant blonde blanket on my head.
Exactly. I always have it in this epic Lara Croft braid or in a knot. I like it but it's HEAVY AS HELL and it gets in the way when I sleep. And I look in the mirror sometimes and I'm like… why do I do this to myself.
Sometimes just having the stylist put a fuck ton of layers in your hair and maybe framing your face with a few bangs can do wonders.
Mark Fischbach, Slytherin
Should be Hufflepuff
Every once in a great while, I will tell somebody "You know, nasty little fellows such as yourself always get their comeuppance."
…And then I'll be sad, because they have no idea what I'm talking about.
I only gamble with my life, never my money.
The Mummy fandom on Tumblr is hella strong
What up mummy fandom I didn't know existed! Loved this movie. Need to watch it again.
I quote "You're on the wrong side of the river" constantly.
I'm going to grad school soon to be a librarian and I can't wait to get drunk and quote all of Evy's lines.
I'm an archaeology student and I recently re-watched this and the instant they made it clear that it was set in the 1920s I was completely cool with everything about it because archaeology in the 1920s was mostly drinking and blowing things up.
archaeology in the 1920s was mostly drinking and blowing things up
I am re-posting this because apparently new blogs cannot post in tags, which is why this wasn't showing up in the Markiplier tag. But I AM KATEY GACKE, this is just my other blog!
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Delicious Korean Food OH IT'S SO DELICIOUS
au: kc + married life.
Thank you for 4,000 followers! ♥
I know I already posted this fanart a long time ago here (reblog the original if you can), but I think that out of all times where not only Mark, but the entire community needs a pick me up, I wanted to remind all of you that we are Mark's Heroes as much as he is ours and this is the best of my ability that I can express that.
I will post new artwork inspired by recent events later. But for now this is important and this is the least I can do to remind everyone. I just want to let Mark and the entire community know again how connected we are and how much good we can do.
You haven't failed us, Mark. And we hope that we haven't failed you.
We're going to pull through together. I know we will.
I want Mark to see that he's not failing.
That those comments are from such a minority. I want him to regain his confidence. I want to see him with a smile again. And the best way to so that is with us!
So, tomorrow I shall post ALL the supportive messages that come through to me for Mark.