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I'm Alex Wong, a foodie, an artist, a musician, a linguist, and an educator. I have always been spoiled by good food from my grandmothers' cooking, and my parents who always took us to places serving different cuisines from many countries. I have lived in Asia, Europe, Australia, and USA. I am always in search for good eats in all places, whether in strip malls, food courts, street vendors, or in restaurants, low-end to high-end. I am sharing with you my experiences, and I hope that I can inspire you to venture out and try these venues in your vicinity. Happy Eating!
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Excellent site, and truly appreciate your observations and the benefits of your experience. Having traveled about, I do believe that, in spite of what others have written, the DC area does provide an ample and satisfying dining experience. Keep up the great work.
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I will be going back out to San Francisco next month. My intention is to comment on some restaurants out there. Some outstanding, sometimes over looked ones in the Castro.
Hi Alex,
I'm the Community Manager for Menuism.com, a vibrant online dining community. I wanted to inform you that an excerpt of your Thai Square review is being featured in today's post!
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Hi Alex, Enjoyed reading your blog. Thanks for directing me to it. There is a new Indian restaurant opening up in Bethesda serving South and North Indian cuisine, including quite a few vegan options. You should check it out some time..
Btw.. we dined at Aroy Thai place one night neighboring tables..
Hi there! I really enjoy reading your blog (in fact it's making me quite hungry)! I was hoping to ask you a question via email, would you mind sending me a note at the address provided? Thank you!


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Rebels Head Back To Fresno For MW Championships
UNLV cross country returns to Woodward Park for the second time this season.
Rebels Finish Fourth At Color Country Invite
UNLV cross country's Spencer Moore paced the squad with a 17th-place finish.
Rebels To Run In Nearby Cedar City
UNLV cross country will hit the road for its third meet of the fall season at SUU's Color Country Invitational.
78 Student-Athletes On MW Spring Academic Team
Three programs reach double-digits, men's golf leads league in honorees.
Rebels Place Four On Fall Academic Team
Amanda Berg is a repeat selection to the MW squad, while three newcomers earn academic honors.
UNLV: Selected to the Academic All-Mountain West Team three times, twice in cross country (2011 and '13) and once in track & field (2013).
2013: Ran in four meets, including the Mountain West Championships ... Best 4K time was 16:29 at the Nevada Twilight Classic ... Best 5K time was 19:32.13 at the UNLV Invitational ... Best 6K time was 25:49 at the MW Championships ... Finished 69th at the MW Championships.
2012: Ran in six meets, including the Mountain West Championships ... Best 4K time was 16:33 at the Nevada Twilight Classic ... Best 5K time was 19:15.69 at the Northridge Invitational ... Best 6K was 24:01.19 at the MW Championships ... Finished 67th at the MW Championships (6K).
2011: Ran in six meets, including the Mountain West Championships and NCAA West Regional ... Best 4K time was 15:58 at the Nevada Twilight Classic ... Best 5K time was 19:44.9 at the Aztec Invite ... Best 6K time was 23:04 at the NCAA West Regional ... Finished 42nd (2:23.2) at the MW Championships (6K) ... Finished 162nd at the NCAA West Regional.
High School: A 2011 graduate of Rancho Cucamonga HS in Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. ... Lettered two years in both cross country and track & field ... Helped the Cougars to two Baseline League championships in cross country ... In 2010 and '11, earned All-Baseline League First Team honors and named the Ironwoman Award recipient ... Selected the 2011 cross country team's captain ... Earned scholar-athlete honors in 2010 and '11 ... Ran club for the West Coast Gazelles ... In 2010, named an All-American after a fifth-place finish at nationals and second-place finish in regionals.
Personal: Amanda Kathleen Berg was born on April 27, 1993, in Fontana, Calif. ... The daughter of David and Jennifer Berg ... Cousin, Josh Trujillo, ran cross country at Fresno State ... Majoring in kinesiological studies.

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Innovation is more than just new products.
This HBR piece makes a very good point — innovation isn't, and shouldn't be, limited strictly to the R&D department: "Great organizations don't depend on a small number of exclusive people to come up with innovations. Instead they create a culture in which every employee is encouraged and empowered to innovate — whether it's in processes, products, or services."


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Cappuccino and Alfajores ~ Caffe Luxxe, Los Angeles | Flickr - Photo Sharing! on We Heart It. http://weheartit.com/entry/28395534
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Ahh, those mugs are cute. Also, I really want coffee right now for some reason. Still don't care that it's late (1:21 a.m.)
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New Orleans, La Cafe' DuMonde by bilfazjr on Flickr.
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I think I'll get myself a latte tomorrow now that Lent is over. I hope it will also be in a cute, glass mug.
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Gabby Gomez loves to chew bubble gum even though her mother has warned her against it. It's not like she will turn into gum...except, that's exactly what happens! With her new, stretch-tastic powers Gabby can help save the day, but she will have to keep her gummy alter-ego a secret from her mother or else she'll find herself in a really sticky situation.
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Researchers at IBM have discovered a new class of polymers which may radically transform manufacturing and fabrication.
The new wonder polymers feature the ability to reform to their original shape (self-heal), all while demonstrating a resistance to cracking and a strength that is higher than bone. When transformed into new polymer structures, they also increase their strength by 50%, which may lead to cheaper, stronger, and lighter recyclable materials.
While current polymers are used in everything from drink bottles (polyesters) to paints (polyacrylics), they have a number of limitations that make them ill suited for use in a number of applications. For example, polymers used in aerospace design are exposed to a number of environmental factors (de-icing of planes, fuel, etc.) and actually begin to crack when exposed to these things. Probably not the best thing when designing an airplane.
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'Alice in Wonderland 2′ Drops in 2016; 'Jungle Book' and More Get Release Dates
2015 is going to be one packed year for film. Aside from 'The Avengers: Age of Ultron,' 'Star Wars: Episode 7,' the Batman-Superman team-up, 'Jurassic World' and other major blockbusters, Walt Disney Pictures and Warner Bros. have added additional titles — and one for 2016.
'Alice in Wonderland 2,' which will reunite Johnny Depp and the recently confirmed Mia Wasikowska again in the sequel to Tim Burton's film, has been slated for release on May 27, 2016. Burton, however, will not be returning, and instead the director's chair will be turned over to James Bobin of 'The Muppets.'
As for 2015, Disney has another title up its sleeve. In addition to the live-action adaptation of 'Cinderella,' directed by Kenneth Branagh and starring Lily James, 'The Jungle Book' will also drop the same year on October 9, 2015. No stars have ben attached as of yet, though Jon Favreau will helm the project from a script by Justin Marks.
Ron Howard's upcoming 'Heart of the Sea,' the story behind 'Moby Dick"s inspiration that will reunite the director with his 'Rush' star Chris Hemsworth, has been scheduled for theaters on March 13, 2015. Also starring in the film are Benjamin Walker, Cillian Murphy, Ben Whishaw, Tom Holland, Brendan Gleeson and Jordi Molla.
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NIAGARA FALLS, NY (WKBW-TV) - It's been nearly ten months since same sex marriage was legalized here in New York State and it's been a big draw for the City of Niagara Falls and local businesses.
"We have seen an uptick in tourism," said Melissa Morinello, Director of Marketing & Communications for Niagara Tourism and Convention Corporation.
The might Niagara, a natural wonder of the world, a powerful waterfall that attracts visitors from all over the globe. For years it's been known as the honeymoon capital of the world where newlyweds would celebrate their nuptials and when New York legalized same sex marriage in July of 2011 it attracted a larger audience.
"I think this has brought in an additional market of folks that can come and get married here and spend time in our city," said Morinello.
Hundreds of gay couples flocked to the waters edge to say "i-do" last July in a ceremony that caught the worlds eye and sparked a business venture for Shanie McCowen owner of "Rainbow Bells".
"What a great gateway to bring people back here," said McCowen, "and now that I'm using it and it's working as a result it's been very rewarding."
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Every spring I pounce upon the local Gamestop and pre-order the newest MLB The Show. I don't play video games nearly as much as I used to, comes with being an adult so I've heard, but I always make sure I have enough time to play MLB The Show. This year will be no different. Armed with a 9-5 job and no children, I may actually get to play a lot more than I did last year when I was in graduate school.
Personally, I always play "Road To The Show." There's something about starting off in Double-A with a random team and trying to make it big that I've always loved. This year I will examine all the other game types as well, but I have to start off with my RTTS. In previous years, you can choose to be randomly assigned to a team's Double-A level, or pick your favorite team. However, this year, there is a RTTS Amateur Showcase. I've seen elements like this in my NHL games, but never in MLB The Show. The welcome screen states, "Over the next three games, you will be competing against fellow MLB Draft hopefuls while trying to impress the scouts in attendance. How you perform will go a long way in determining your draft position, and your path to the Majors. Good luck!" Wow! I'm already more excited for this new element. Other sports games have made a great introduction to this type of play, hopefully The Show will advance it even more.
Of course, before you can get right into play RTTS, you have to create your player. Normally, I try to make the player look a little like me, but not overly so. I don't bother with cheek bone structure and every minute detail. However, where I spent a lot of time this season was who to emulate my swing after. In past years I have always used a favorite player; Robinson Cano one year, "Country Breakfast" Billy Butler last year. However, this year I wanted to go with a swing that looks as close to my actual swing as possible. I scoured hundreds of players, looking at where their hands start, how they hold their bat, their distribution of weight on front and back legs. After about 25 minutes, I finally found my guy. Lonnie Chisenhall. I bet you weren't expecting that, nor was I. The 25-year-old Indians' third baseman has almost the exact same swing that I had in high school. Who knows, maybe he stole it from me.
I am entering play as a 6'4″, lefty first baseman (I'm only 6'0″ but the rest is accurate) trying to increase my draft stock to be selected in an early round. Unfortunately, my play did not match my desire in my three games, grabbing just one hit. I entered the draft unsure of where I would go, but was drafted in the 6th round by the Los Angeles Dodgers. I was ready to accept my assignment, but now a new option popped up. "Go back to school?" I have the option to go to school where I can increase my draft stock. My choices are 1-year junior college, 2-year junior college, 3-year university, or 4-year university. I honestly have no idea which the smartest option would be, but I know I'm not going to simply accept my draft spot with the Dodgers. After much relenting, I decide to go to a 4-year university. I am truly preparing myself for training greatness.
I realized afterwards, that depending on which school you choose simply determines how many training points you are given for your player. The 4-year university option gives me 600 very valuable points. After applying points, you are again thrust into a 3-game showcase. This time around, my player's showcase went much better. However, I was still drafted in the 6th round by the Pittsburgh Pirates. In fact, I was drafted later than when I bombed the first showcase.
I'm going to end my first review here. So far I have only explored the Road To The Show, and only through the draft at that. I suspect this will turn into a weekly column. If it does, I will be examining every aspect the game has to offer and will be reporting it all to you. All I can say is the game is visually stunning and I'm glad I waited for the Playstation4 version of it.
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99 Bishopsgate provides 26 floors of high specification office accommodation totalling 340,000 sq ft in the heart of the City of London. With its dramatic glazed facades and commanding presence, 99 Bishopsgate is a landmark building at the centre of Europe's financial capital.
The building was extensively reconstructed in 1995 and a refurbishment of the top five floors, totalling 54,000 sq ft, was completed in 2006. Further refurbishment work totalling 143,000 sq ft, predominantly to the lower levels, was completed to the British Council of Office CAT A standards in the second quarter of 2012. The building is currently 62% occupied, with 40% let to Latham & Watkins through 2021.
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Office: 338
Retail: 5
Typical Podium Floor Size: 25,000 SF
Typical Tower Floor Size: 10,700 SF
Number of Floors: 26
Year Built/Renovated: 1995 (redeveloped)
Building Architect: GMW
Tenants: Latham & Watkins, Charles River Associates
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You don't show interest in them and they act like you're a dick. You pretend to be friendly and genial towards them and they act like you're a dick.
There's no winning with them.
You don't show interest in them and they act like you're a dick. You pretend to be friendly and genial towards them and they act like you're a dick.
There's no winning with them.
My parents are having a dinner party with their friends tonight and I dont want to be a part of it but I also don't have anything to do so i'm hiding in the basement with my laptop like a 21st century Gollum.
about pygmy tribesmen in the Congo who were climbing up a 40-metre tall tree and then climbing out precariously on the branches just to gather honey:
Me: man, that's insane. It's so high up.
Dad: I couldn't do it. I'd be shaking worse than a dog shitting razor blades.
Right click funny stoner dog picture, "copy image url", paste to friend.
Friend: WTF?
Meant to send: http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lnku1k4ZBA1qezfj4o1_400.jpg
Instead sent: http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lmdc7mFPtu1qzfhuvo1_500.jpg
It's late and I clicked the wrong link. It was a naked girl pic from the same tumblr. THEY WERE LITERALLY RIGHT NEXT TO EACH OTHER. Because on tumblr it's okay to mix memes and softcore porn. FFFFFFFUUUUUU
My face is so fucking red right now, and my honour has been impinged. Fuck you, Tumblr.
If you read my blog and i'm sure you don't I'm so sorry. I feel like a dick.
Someone: what does JFK stand for? Just effing kidding?
Me: Jesus, no. You're joking, right?
Someone: no, why?
English nature film narrator: William Kirby has been an urban beekeeper since the late 90s. He maintains two hives on the roof of his loft along with his girlfriend, Melissa Leighton.
William: She really is my queen bee, for sure.
Melissa: did Will tell you I was his girlfriend? We only work together. Can you take that part out?
William: but what about that time you let me pollinate your flower?
Melissa: Jesus, really? That was one time, two years ago and I was high on cough syrup and I thought you were my stepfather.
William: [whimper] that actually hurt worse than any bee sting ever could.
Melissa: forget it. Can we just make some honey?
William [to camera]: most people don't know this, but it's actually quite hard to make honey if your heart isn't in it.
Melissa: oh for fuck's sake — are you serious? Are you fucking kidding me?
William: you don't have to be such a 'bee' about it.
Melissa: that's it. I'm leaving. I'm going back to the commune.
William: no! Don't go! I love you more than drones love their queen!
Melissa: clean the fucking beeswax out of your ears, shitbird. I'm outta here. Gone.
William: honey never goes bad, and neither does true love. I will win you back by harnessing the power of the honeybee.
And from there it's just another 70 pages of awkwardness and bad bee jokes. There's also sequel material for Apiary II: Honey is Money, about William getting into the underground honey trade by accident and becoming a drugs kingpin.
It's like, online things don't interest me and I want to do stuff in the real world. This won't last, will it?
"Yeah she had a miscarriage a few years back. That must've sucked."
"A miscarriage of what? Justice?"
"Erm, a baby miscarriage. She miscarried a baby."
"You know, if you didn't know the meaning of that word it would almost sound adorable, a baby miscarriage. Like something you almost take your infant to town in, but not quite… judging by the look on your face, I'm the only one who finds this funny."
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Moving back in with my parents is depressing and makes me hate life. So from now on I'm going to post the most misanthropic Schopenhauer quote I can find, without context. Here's a wonderfully pessimistic quote, about women:
For just as the female ant loses its wings after mating, since they are then superfluous, indeed harmful to the business of raising a family, so the woman usually loses her beauty after one or two childbeds, and probably for the same reason.
— Schopenhauer
Everyone always says that my hometown of Glace Bay is the worst, but I can say without any prejudice that the next town over, New Waterford, is a thousand times worse.
It's a bad place.
"Well, there are rules for how many seats there are in the Senate, but the Prime Minister can appoint pretty much anyone he wants to the senate. The appointees don't have to stand for election and they can remain a senator until the age of 75."
"What a slut."
"Erm… I guess so."
Note: I swear I don't talk this pedantically in real life, but I can't remember what my exact words were.
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What the fuck? Your birthday was either today or the day after tomorrow. It's definitely an even numbered day near the 20th of June. But I wouldn't be guessing if it was posted to Facebook.
So happy birthday question mark, you dick.
Unless it's in August then I'm going to look like an ass.
So I walked in on my Dad watching NASCAR. Fucking disgusting. I guess there are worse things you can walk in on someone doing, but I don't think I'll ever be able to look him in the eye ever again. He tried to justify it, but that just makes it worse. It's not even a sport, Dad. It's just assholes driving around in circles, Dad. I listened to it for a second and the announcers were talking about how great manifest destiny is and how a Corona sponsorship makes it acceptable for men to drink light beer that tastes worse than goat piss.
I want to gouge out my eyes, Dad. Never again.
All of your family photographs look like you're a sitcom family. And you specifically look like the wacky next door neighbour.
Hahahahaha. Awesome.
That's such an awesome role for me.
The best part is that the e-mail is so old and there's no context whatsoever, so I'm not sure if it's meant to be a compliment or an insult. Judging by who it's from, I'm going to go compliment, but I could see a scenario in which it's a really clever put-down.
[translated from French via Google translator, hence the wonkiness]
From: My e-mail
To: the chaplain of a relevant church
My name is Adam and [REDACTED] I must apologize immediately for my poor French skills. I am mostly using Google to help me translate. I am truly sorry if the above was incomprehensible. Is it true that Rocamadour has a fragment of the sword Durendal? I have a great interest in La Chanson de Roland as well as other medieval chansons de geste, hence my interest in Durendal. The English Wikipedia (Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocamadour) page says that the fragment exists and offers a picture but I can find no other source for this claim on the Internet. I am very curious about this. Does it exist?
Thank you for your time,
Adam [Redacted]
From: chaplain
To: Me
Dear Sir, Your interest in the sword of Roland is quite understandable, but it is not you find this Rocamadour weapon, or even a fragment. There is a sword embedded in the rock near the roof of the Lady Chapel, but it offers no guarantee of authenticity. It is relatively new and has been placed there to charm,
pleasure of the tourist. Sorry to disappoint you. The chaplain.
From: me
To: chaplain
I feel like when I was young and found out that Santa Claus was dead. C'est la vie. Thank you for your time.
From: chaplain
To: me
Santa Claus isn't real.
"Well, uh, there's this term in ancient Greece called Arete. I guess it kind of sounds like something you'd see on a traffic sign in Quebec, but really it means excellence. You can find it in the works of Homer when a hero does something absolutely amazing — like when Diomedes proves to be such a formidable warrior that he manages to wound the gods themselves.
"Today, we've mostly forgotten the concept. You see it now and again in action movies, I guess, but it's not actually about fighting. It can be when a painter creates a staggeringly lifelike portrait, or the ability of a diplomat to find consensus in times of strife. It's about fulfilling potential to the greatest degree, and supposedly everything has its own form of arete.
"So to answer your question, I would like to just once have my own moment of excellence, my own arete."
"Okay, and moving on from the long term, what do you view as your short term goals?"
"I just really, really need a job. I'm getting desperate at this point."
I love eating bad foods and playing video games on my fat ass all day and never exercising. But when your PS3 username is chickenNribscombo, you might have a problem. Just saying.
Unless this is some sort of meme that I missed. I'm playing Call of Duty and every third or fourth player has a name relating to food. It's really weird. Why would you want to be known online as HamburgerLover? I don't get it. I love hamurgers too, but not enough to associate myself with them like that.
So I'm not feeling great this week. Allergies mixed with a cold to create the perfect storm of sickness. I'm sneezing so hard it hurts my face. Anyways last night I was feverish and took too many cold pills to try and keep it under control. I guess I got kind of delirious.
My brother was telling me I kept mumbling about how sad it would be if Leonard Cohen was an earthworm.
"I mean, his songs are tragic enough as it is. What if he was an earthworm who couldn't see or hear. That would be sad, man. He has all this knowledge of humanity, but he's going to die when someone uses him as bait to catch trout or something. That's some sad shit, man.
"Just crying on the sidewalk after the rain, too afraid to burrow in the mud."
What the fuck? I'm not even a fan of Leonard Cohen.
GPOY whatever today is. Tuesday?
At least six. How would that even work? It probably wouldn't.
thisjelly replied to your post: Stuff on my Kindle (as if you care) I read Pillars of the Earth, and think I am the coolest person ever for reading it.
It actually made me less cool, if anything. The kid seduces the girl by reciting The Song of Roland, which is actually my favourite epic poem ever. I thought that was cool. No one even knows about Roland anymore, which sucks. It's actually better than all that Arthurian shit they teach in schools.
ifeltyourshape replied to your post: Stuff on my Kindle (as if you care) I think I love you.
Awesome. What are your thoughts on The Song of Roland?
Stuff I am reading/plan on reading soon:
Summer of easy reading
The Penguin gets out of jail and starts to run for mayor with the intent of pretty much legalizing crime, gaining support through theatrics and charisma, while Batman runs against him, taking a beating in the polls because he's such a goody-goody square. Like, he won't kiss a baby because it's really unhealthy for everyone involved, so the Penguin casts him as a dude who hates kids by kissing babies while smoking a cigarette.
Read More: http://www.comicsalliance.com/2011/06/06/batman-returns-review/#ixzz1OXwEIT00
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The director general of police's statement Friday in which he denied the existence of a mafia dealing in narcotics in Goa, would be interpreted as a signal to police officials to go slow on peddlers and pushers, said Congress spokesperson Sunil Kawthankar while addressing a press conference at the party's state headquarters in the state capital.
"It is unfortunate that the Goa DGP is behaving like a spokesperson of the drug mafia in the state. We condemn his statement. It is a slap on the face of those police officers and people who are fighting against the drug mafia in Goa," Kawthankar said.
The spokesperson demanded an immediate recall of the DGP by the union home ministry for his comments, which Kawthankar said came some months after a legislative committee report indicted both former home minister Ravi Naik and Mohan's immediate predecessor DGP Kishen Kumar for their alleged links to the drug mafia.
"There are drugs in Goa... It is still my opinion that Goa is not Mexico. Goa does not have a mafia or a lawlessness which is there in those places," Mohan had said Friday while addressing his first press conference since taking over as the DGP of the state.
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Yes, it makes it your goal a lot clearer. I was wondering where you were
going with your question. I think you're on the right track in that DNS
can be good at detecting malware and bot track on your network. I don't
think it's going to be practical to ask the top few dynamic DNS
providers to monitor requests from our IP addresses. They would
probably be willing to sell it as a service, but it wouldn't catch the
more sophisticated bots that use their own DNS servers. In particular
I'm thinking about fast flux networks that honeynet wrote about in 2007
http://honeynet.org/papers/ff They recommended passive DNS monitoring
as a way of detecting these bot nets, and several other papers have been
written on it such as
http://www.caida.org/workshops/wide/0707/slides/bojan.pdf and
Of course DNS monitoring your network could also catch any external
authoritative DNS responses that had your own IP addresses in it, which
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I was origionally confused by what Irongeek wanted.
He wants to know if/when any IPs in his office/company show up in
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Irongeeks company range 192.168.1.5-15
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Bravo! You got it! Rather than spend a lot of time trying to find flaws in JDO, which there are really few as a Java centric technology, I was trying to point out in my article the flaw in the approach of continuing to map attributes to relational databases when object-relational technology allows us to define our classes, that is attributes and behavior, in a persistence layer.
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Point taken, and my apologies to you regarding the code. Given that your code was correct when sent, each of three times, the burden lies on the site editors to make sure that the listings are correct. Which, come to think of it, is where the burden lies from the get-go... *shrug*
I'm glad to hear I did understand correctly. What are your thoughts regarding my contention that O/R technology is, as yet, not mature enough for more than basic use? Am I correct, and to what degree? I suspect that you, as the domain expert, know fifty-dozen ways to get around the limitations (and I should, of course, read your book...), but are they "easy enough" yet? What are the flaws in the current implementations, and what would you change if you could?
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this is awesome
 it was ok
 Notice how the main girl is flat as hell... personally if I want a slut in bed with me she should best have a cup bigger the -A36
 watch it with no sound its way better
As soon as the body is physically ready to reproduce, the person is going to try and do what nature wants. The only thing wrong with being "slutty" even at a young age, is that society has decided it's wrong - which probably makes practical sense - but goes against all human instincts. When it's nature vs nurture, nature will always win, so you will NEVER, EVER see the day when young teenage kids are unwilling to explore their sexuality. It's NORMAL. Society is not. Nature just wants people to fuk and let
 Stupid Latina Whore
she should go out as a man, she already looks like one.
 At first I turned down the volume 'cause the song sucked. Then I realized, that slut is really a dude.
 fucki n pak is
 So in other words, she is just going to dress in her every day cloths.
what a crap video.... only thing there good for is blowing.... whores
 nice jew noses
That Secretary working on my boner...
 uhh, can you say hideous!
 OK Break, Ya got me! I thought I was going to see some good looking girls in this video not transexuals
 Why are those men dressed like sluts?
that was cool, but to see hot girls doing free nude webcam shows go to oivid.com
 Construction worker was the hottest.
Where's all the blondes in the video....
You fvcking losers are still on here??? God damn, boys...y'all need some ass or something. Maybe some d ick since y'all stay on here all day and during the night talking to other dooooods.
 they should call halloween slutoween. pretty soon we will all just just dress up in giant penis costumes ha ha so funny
that genie looks like a friggin man
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 type in "TBizzyBall"
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 Poopie!
I like your logic.
Latina's are hot, this man-whore's an Indian
u racist
soooo... u turned the volume up cause u like dudes? ......homo!
racist pri ck
tRanny's need love, too! So, be apla and give it a reach-around.
I think they're Korean.
Y'all? Do I hear a Southern bell or just another rebel yell from too much moonshine?
your avatar looks like a friggen dog.
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Racine 70.3 Race Recap
3rd Times the Charm - Right?
If any of you have ever done a race, you know that race day approaches with a mixture of anxiety and excitement, this race was no exception! All week long I went through various stages of emotions, leading up to the big day. Race morning arrived and I was up at 3:30, ready to leave my house by 4am. Thankfully I caught a few extra Zs as my Dad drove us up to the race. Upon arrival, the first thing I had to do was get my body markings and finish setting up transition. That was all quickly done so I met back up with my family to wait until the swim start!
Anybody who knows me, knows that I am a little crazy when it comes to OWS because I never use a wetsuit. Even my sister was trying to convince me last week to use one since the water temp last weekend was a balmy 54 degrees. But, I am a firm believer in not changing anything the day or week of the race, so the wetsuit was a no go! When they called my wave to start lining up, I quickly noticed that there was only one other girl who also wasn't going to be wearing a wetsuit, we quickly became fast friends, since we were both clearly crazy! Luckily for us the water temp had risen from the 54 degrees the previous weekend to 61.4 degrees. The air horn went off and we were on our way. I definitely remember at one point thinking, HOLY CRAP - I am finally doing this race!! Let me say... that water was COLD - but only for the first 5 minutes or so, then I got into a rhythmn and didn't even notice the temp. I am very thankful for water suport crew, because I apparently can not swim straight to save my life! According to my Garmin, my 1.2 mile swim turned into a 1.75 - no joke, atleast 5 kayakers told me that I needed to swim more to the left and back into the fray of swimmers... At one point I popped my head up and looked around and suddenly realized I was almost done and said, Hell Yeah! almost done, to which a kayaker laughed and said, yes, yes you are, way to go! Finally got out of the swim, and quickly realized that my feet were numb - running into transition was the most awkward feeling I have ever experienced! Next up the Bike!
For me, the bike is the scariest part because of the fact that so many things can go wrong. So mentally I told myself if I could just make it to the run, then I was finishing! Well, I think God has a funny sense of humor. I'm cruising along and was at a particularly bumpy part of the course (around mile 12) when I knew suddenly something was very wrong. I looked down and sure enough my back tire was completely flat! SHIT! Thankfully I was at a stretch that was still fairly populated and was able to pull off the course and get up onto the sidewalk and work on changing my tire. I started laughing, kind of an ironic laugh, at the fact that it had taken me 4 years to be able to get to the starting line and here I finally make it to potentially have to pull out at mile 12 on the bike. Seriously?! So I start working on getting my tire off... but I hadn't changed or fixed a tire in 3 years, so the going was very slow. I had no idea if I had a hole or what the situation was. All these people kept zipping past, a few shouted out asking if I was alright. One guy looked at me and said, WOW, that sucks! To which I responded, Yes, Yes it does! I pulled out my CO2 cartridge and used it to partially fill up my tire so that I could find the hole, because I am apparently old school and patch tires rather than pulling out a new tube (which I didn't have anyway). I finally fixed the hole and got the tire all back together, now just to get it back on my bike... When suddenly out of nowhere a guy comes by on a bike and asked if I would like some help. I immediately responded yes! Which, for all I know is illegal in Ironman races. So he quickly got my tire back on my bike. He lived near by and was just out for a casual ride and thought he would check out the race when he saw me. He told me that I was old school for patching the tire and then gave me his spare tube because as he put it, "Girl, you have got to finish and you have a long way to go!" So with many many thank yous, I accepted. Thankfully I did not need it. He pounded it with me, hopped back on his bike and shouted back, NO MORE FLATS! YOU GOT THIS GIRL! So I was back on the bike, a little cautious about my tire, but it was time to make up for lost time, 30 minutes wasted on trying to fix my flat, was not a good thing! As I was riding the thing that kept going through my head was, OMG, I HAVE to have my Dad for teaching me how to change a flat tire! I would have been totally lost otherwise! My family was starting to worry because my typical bike pace is around 18mph give or take they finally got my 30mile update and I was averaging a 13 - stupid flat! So I was cruising along when I spotted my brother in laws parents about 10 miles out from the bike finish. I was really excited to see someone I knew and quickly shouted a HEEEEYYYYY as I rode past. As I came into the last mile or two stretch I saw my Dad and quickly shouted HEY DAD! Too which he was very surprised and wasn't expecting to see me yet. Finally down and into transition! I had survived the bike, now just a 1/2 marathon left!
The run was a 2 loop out and back course. I quickly waved to my family, told my sister I was glad Dad taught me how to change a flat and I was off. But man, my legs felt like jello. About a 1/4 of a mile in my quads, right above my knees started cramping so bad! But I took it in stride and was hoping it was just my transitioning legs from the bike to the run. Unfortunately that was not the case. My legs went through a series of crazy cramping where I would stop and literally punch them to being totally fine, just tired and off I would run. Two things on the run that probably saved me were the pretzles and cola they were serving at the aid stations. The pretzles because I really needed the salt and the cola because of the sugar and caffeine. I have truly never had a soda that tasted so good! Finally the first loop was done and I was rounding the corner to start my second when I saw my sister and decided to stop and chat with her for a second, to only have my legs cramp up like crazy! One of my siblings took a picture in which you can see my muscle cramping - ridiculous! The second loop was really slow, but I met a really nice girl named Darcy and we stuck together for the last 3 miles pushing each other, telling stories and essentially just helping each other with those last three miles. Suddenly the finish line was in sight and I was overcome with this crazy sense of accomplishment! My entire family, was just beyond the finish line and their cheers brought me in as my name was announced over the speaker system. I DID IT!!! Click the following link to see me actually cross the finish line! My finish Video!
70.3 miles - filled with memories, I will never forget! Thank you to everyone who helped me get to yesterday's race, I couldn't have done it without you all! Weirdly enough today, I am only very minorly sore! Maybe I should go to the gym and get a workout in??
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Friday, July 4, 2014
Land of the Free BECAUSE of the Brave
I've always considered myself a pretty patriotic American. I love apple pie, hot dogs, baseball, crazy 4th of july celebrations, labor day, memorial day, etc. But in the last few years my patriotism has changed. I think I had a very superficial outlook on these American holidays - I was patriotic because everyone was, of course you wear red, white and blue but I don't think I appreciated these holidays for what they really represent. All of that changed a few years ago when my brother decided to become a Marine. His decision was met with very mixed feelings from everyone who knew him, pride at his bravery and fear that if he ever got deployed he might not make it back.
Three months away at bootcamp with next to no communication besides an occasional hand written letter was incredibly hard on my tight knit family of 11. (Yes, it is possible to be a really close family with that many people.) When he graduated from bootcamp, my family made the trip out to San Diego to support him and experience what it meant to suddenly be a military family. I remember being struck by the magnitude of the decision that all of these young men made to serve our wonderful country. That weekend was filled with many tears, some at finally being able to see my brother, some from laughing so hard at some of his bootcamp stories but most importantly some at finally realizing what it truly means to be an American and the sacrifice that some men and women are called to give.
Three months away at bootcamp with next to no communication besides an occasional hand written letter was incredibly hard on my tight knit family of 11. (Yes, it is possible to be a really close family with that many people.) When he graduated from bootcamp, my family made the trip out to San Diego to support him and experience what it meant to suddenly be a military family. I remember being struck by the magnitude of the decision that all of these young men made to serve our wonderful country. That weekend was filled with many tears, some at finally being able to see my brother, some from laughing so hard at some of his bootcamp stories but most importantly some at finally realizing what it truly means to be an American and the sacrifice that some men and women are called to give.
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Early Summer Races
Summer is and always will be my favorite season - unless I move out of the Chicago area and migrate to a warmer climate. I love summer for many reasons, the warm weather, the BBQ's, hanging out at the lake, ice cream, fireflies, fireworks, etc. but my #1 reason for loving the summer is for summer races. Yes, I know that makes me a runner/triathlete nerd but it's true. So far this summer I've participated in 2 races, with a few more coming up!
The first race was the Mudderella with my two sisters. This race was seriously the most fun I have ever had running a 10k. The mudderella is a 6.1 mile race, with approximately 13 obstacles of MUD! There was mud everyone, teamwork, incredible bonding and joking around with the various participants and lots and lots of laughs! I have never been covered in so much mud in my life and I now understand why they say Mud is a great exfoliant - I had such soft skin for days afterwards! Thankfully my brother in law came to spectate this insanity and we got some great pictures and video, which still make us laugh as we trudged through the mud.
Race #1: Mudderella
|After - Woohoo!!
Race #2: Esprit de She Triathlon
|Before - Getting ready for the swim with our goofy swim caps!
The second race I participated in just a week after the mudderella and while it wasn't filled with any mud or nearly as many laughs, it was still an excellent race! My sister also participated in this race with me. I originally thought that we would be in the same age wave and get to kill the course together but since she is older :) and our age group was so big they split us up. Which meant we were each on our own to dominate the course. This race was my very first triathlon a few years ago and so I love to do it now every year to see if I can get faster, etc. It was just a sprint distance and since I've been training for my 1/2 IM, it should have been a good race. I think knowing that my sister was out there somewhere on the course helped push me to go faster and faster. The swim was a little rough, just because of the number of people, it was hard to find my perfect rhythmn, but once I did, I just kept on swimming. The bike was kind of windy but a beautiful day, I tried to push my speed a little which was a little tricky since they switched the course around from previous years. The first mile of the run is always the worst after coming off the bike, but my legs quickly responded and I realized that I had more to give. I'm sure my 3rd mile was the fastest, partly because my legs felt so good and partly because I was buoyed on by the crowds that gather for that last mile, to cheer all the women in to the finish line. I ended the day with a PR and I took 18th place out of my age group of 140 - which I am pretty dang proud of! My sister killed this race too - her 3rd triathlon and her 1st one not being pregnant!
|After - We don't look too exhausted!
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Today is Blog Action Day, an annual tradition since 2008, and this year's theme is inequality. It's hashtags are #BAD2014 #Blogaction14, #Inequality, #Oct16. It's scary to me that we don't all take better distribution of wealth as automatically important, and self evident. I remember being a kid, in the 1950s and 1960s, when everybody I knew,... Read More »
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Whether you're making a speech before thousands of people in an auditorium or just two people in the small conference room, there are professionals who proclaim confidence is key. Stay poised – be bold – win your audience with self-confidence. I've noticed a much different pattern with myself, though, when public speaking. It came up... Read More »
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Another death has hit the Iowa State Cyclones family. Curtis Bray, the football team's defensive line coach, died on Wednesday morning at the age of 43.
From the Associated Press:
Cyclones spokesman Mike Green confirmed Bray's death to The Associated Press, but said no additional details were immediately available.
"Curtis Bray was a dear friend to me and to all he ever came in contact with," Iowa State coach Paul Rhoads said. "He was a trusted and loyal assistant coach who always put the kids and the team in front of his work. He was as genuine in his approach to relationships, coaching and life as anyone I have ever been associated with. We will miss him dearly."
According to Scout's AllCyclones publisher, Trey Scott, Bray collapsed and died while working out this morning.
Curtis Bray collapsed and died this morning while working out. The ISU assistant football coach was 43, with a wife and 2 kids. RIP.
— Trey Scott (@Trey_Scott3) January 15, 2014
Bray has been a coach at six different schools. He worked with Rhoads previously at Pittsburgh as the linebackers coach when the current ISU head coach was a defensive coordinator. Bray took the assistant coaching job with Rhoads when he was hired at ISU.
Bray was a linebacker for the Pittsburgh Panthers and finished his career with 170 tackles. He decided to play closer to home despite being recruited by top schools like Notre Dame and Oklahoma. Earlier in his career, Bray was a USA Today High School All-American in 1987, the first time the award was given to a defensive player.
This is the third loss in the Iowa State family in the past 16 days. Former basketball head coaching legend Johnny Orr died on New Year's Eve and former football player Jason Berryman died five days ago.


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