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Results for July 2010
Your Email Program: Time for A Tune-Up -- Or A Blow-Up?
by Loren McDonald on Jul 29, 2:15 PM
We talk a lot about optimizing email-marketing programs here in Email Insider columns, at industry conferences, etc. There's nothing wrong with this. In fact, perpetual optimization is a habit that all marketers should adopt. But expending your limited resources only on a tiny improvement here and a tweak there -- subject lines, say, or where to put the unsubscribe link in the email template -- can distract you from going for the break-through opportunity that will drive dramatic increases in revenue, generate more high-quality leads, increase loyalty or accomplish whatever your email and business goals are.
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The Fiscal Responsibility Of Business Ethics In The Privacy Debate
by Mike May on Jul 28, 9:30 AM
Public policy has become topical in the email industry again. Frankly, we shouldn't give a rat's whisker about the legislation -- CAN-SPAM, the Rush Bill, the Boucher Bill or any of the next bills to tumble down Capitol Hill. As email marketers who simply want to continue a dialogue with our customers and subscribers, shouldn't we already be Beyond Reproach?
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Retailers: How Good Are Your Holiday Plans?
by Gretchen Scheiman on Jul 27, 9:45 AM
We're all about to take our last deep breath before rushing into the fray for holiday 2010. So now is a good time to ask: how good are your holiday plans? Here are three tactics it's not too late to consider.
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Five Ways Not To Squander The Subject Line
by Andrew Robinson on Jul 26, 9:30 AM
As noted in recent Email Insider posts, e-mails are most likely to get opened not only when they are personalized, but also relevant to the recipient. This is especially true for the subject line. A mere 50 characters (the length of a typical subject line) are all you have to grab the attention of readers, enticing them not only to open your e-mail, but to take the desired action rather than report the e-mail as spam. For consideration, we share the top five insights for writing subject lines that are not squandered, but rather ensure campaigns are destined for success.
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Does Size Really Matter?
by Kara Trivunovic on Jul 22, 10:15 AM
List size, list size, list size -- as much as I hate to say it... yes, size does matter. The harsh reality for most email marketers is that many of us are not judged on the performance of our email programs, but on the size of our lists or subscriber database. And as much as we want to move toward the quality versus quantity model for success metrics and key performance indicators, some of those around us are not as ready for the shift. So when you live in a world where size matters, what do you do?
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Don't Confuse Your Personal Experience With Good Strategy
by Morgan Stewart on Jul 21, 9:30 AM
I'll never forget a conversation I had with my graduate advisor my first semester as a sociology grad student. I had scheduled a meeting to discuss my first big research project with him and made the comment, "Well, in my experience..." He stopped me mid-sentence, his eyes got large, and he took a deep breath. "Listen to me," he said. "Your personal experience is irrelevant here. You are not a representative sample."
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Standing Out Among All the National Pecan Pie Day Messaging
by Chad White on Jul 20, 10:30 AM
It's a major strategic and creative challenge to stand out during the holiday season -- as well as during other major holiday seasons like Mother's Day, Father's Day and Valentine's Day. It's significantly less challenging to stand out during the April Fool's Day or Cinco de Mayo season. Show up and the battle is half-won. Minor holidays offer a wealth of opportunities to flex your creative muscles and do something different from your competitors. Here are some of my favorite minor holiday-themed emails from the past few years:
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Email Vs. Social: Predatory or Symbiotic?
by editor , David Baker on Jul 19, 9:45 AM
Are you reading this article in the email MediaPost sent you, or from a tweet that you followed? Or from a blog or content site that linked you to it? Are you planning on adding it to your site or blog, or tweeting about it? Content distribution is critical to any business's success, and it relies on an entire supply chain of people developing, syndicating and monetizing the media. Email is one of the key channels involved. Email is not an "and/or" question, it's "and... what else?"
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Transactional Emails 2.0: Think Beyond The Purchase
by Loren McDonald on Jul 15, 10:30 AM
We marketers tend to think about the transactional email in its most literal sense, relating to a specific transaction as defined by the CAN-SPAM Act and by conventional wisdom. But transactional emails can become a potent force in your email program when you broaden your vision and look for ways they can enrich your customer relationships, from pre- to post-transaction and beyond.
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Tapping Into The Referral Instinct
by Neil Berman on Jul 14, 10:30 AM
We are good at asking for referrals, we ask prospects where they heard about us so we can recognize referral sources, and we reward people who refer a lead to us. All of this is very manual, which made me think: if there is a process to automatically generate referrals, a business could exponentially grow its customer base with little additional effort. Could email marketing be the engine that makes this possible?
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Having a hard time being profitable? Quick - give every byte away

Storage startup Box will give some of its customers unlimited storage, following moves from established cloud competitors Google, Microsoft et al.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/07/15/digital_ocean_uk_opening/ 2014-07-15T17:30:07Z Jack Clark http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Jack%20Clark Smashing, groovy, baby – yay, capitalism! Digital Ocean flogs Brit VMs
Plucky Linux cloud startup floats where Amazon fears to tread: Slough

Cheap-as-a-chips virtual-machine hoster Digital Ocean has put roots down in the UK by opening up its first bit barn in Blighty.…
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They shall walk amongst you

Barclays Bank is following the lead of London Underground and replacing counter staff with machines and people loitering around to show customers how to use them.…
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You can take our hard drives, but they will never take our freedom

Scotland has shaken off the shackles of its English oppressors by ditching the vicious Sassenach web address system – and replacing it with a homegrown one.…
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Homegrown stations in 16 cities from Beijing to Guangzhou open for all

Disappointed at the lack of charging stations for his Tesla S electric car in his home province, a Guangdong-based businessman has responded in typically Chinese fashion: he built his own. And not just one, either.…
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But the party must go on

Ride-booking app maker Lyft has scrapped plans to launch in New York City following legal threats from the city's Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC).…
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The result will depress you

The future of startups is the chopping board, not the computer keyboard.…
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What in HELL does 'hit go' mean?!

Something for the Weekend, Sir? "Sorry to bother you. Are you busy?"…
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Capital's transport authority taps out

Car-ride booking service Uber has won a victory in London, UK, as the city's transport authority has decided not to pursue action against the biz after all.…
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Payment goliath blames 'technical problem' for account block

PayPal has lifted its embargo on ProtonMail, the Swiss startup raising funds via Indiegogo to build a communications system hardened against surveillance.…
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Inside the mathematics of supply chain logistics

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Impossible.com millionaire tells Times mag about taxpayer-backed wishing-well's drubbing

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Mayor in overstatement non-shocker as tech chinwag week starts

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El Reg reruns one of Dabbsy's greatest hits

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Serial failures don't make it big, no matter what rumours say

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TfL reckons app doesn't qualify as taximeter, but wants to get the High Court on the case

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Firm stops pre-orders on book firm's titles

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Alleges kit 'failed to meet conditions of sale'

Updated Flash array vendor Nimbus Data is being sued by a customer for breach of contract over two Gemini arrays that the purchaser alleges failed to meet "four conditions of sale".…
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Must-read essay on why we'll be on a private isle well before your cure is on sale

Column Little else is requisite to carry a state to the highest degree of opulence from the lowest barbarism, but peace, easy taxes, and a tolerable administration of justice: all the rest being brought about by the natural course of things – that's Adam Smith, by the way.…

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For The Guys: CladMen.com's Final Sale!
We just discovered this amazing shop (brought to you by JCPenney)… in an article about how it's closing! JCPenney is redoing their entire company, and unfortunately, this gorgeous site will be chopped.
At this point, we wouldn't mind if they pulled a fast one and lied, hoping to boost their visibility! Go for it, JCPenney! Pull a bait & switch if it means this shop stays open. There is a huge lack of great men's shopping sites.
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According to a person familiar with the Knicks' thinking, the club will explore trading Wilson Chandler, possibly packaging him with the expiring contract of Eddy Curry. The Knicks would love to trade for a premier outside-shooting big man.
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Unless they get someone like, say, Kevin Love, this would be a step backwards for the Knicks. Stupid idea to trade Chandler.
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How To Wear A Fur Scarf
9:37 am on Sunday, October 20th, 2013
A Fur Scarf is the perfect winter accessory. It will keep you warm, with the soft fur wrapped around your neck the cold winter air is no match for you and your scarf. Not only will you stay warm in a fur scarf but you will also make a style statement. There are many different styles of fur scarves, all give off a different look that will help enhance your personal style.
Boa Style
- A Boa Scarf is the most glamorous of scarves
- This style scarf is less about keeping you warm and more about accessorizing your outfit
- Pair a boa scarf with a little black dress and some cute pumps for a fun and glamorous look
- Boa scarves come in natural fur colors such as coyote fur. They also come in different colors, paying homage to a feather boa except far more fabulous
Hood Scarf
- If you are looking for a versatile scarf that can be worn in more than one way then the Hood Scarf might be just what you're looking for
- Wear the scarf around your neck, like you would any other scarf. When the wind is blowing or the snow is falling pull the scarf up into a hood to protect your ears and hair.
- Pair this scarf with a classic neutral colored pea coat for a sophisticated look
Cowl/Infinity Scarf
- A Cowl Scarf is a scarf that has its ends attached, some people refer to it as an "eternity scarf" because there is no beginning and no end
- This style scarf is extremely warm, it will keep your neck bundled
- Cowl Scarves have become extremely popular over the past couple seasons, they provide a very fashionable look
- A Cowl Scarf can be paired with many different outfits, wear it with a cute coat and boots for outdoors, pair it with a wool sweater and leggings for a casual look or even a blazer and trousers for completely different vibe
Pull Through Scarf
- A Pull Through Scarf eliminates the bulkiness often brought on by a regular scarf
- Simply pull one end of the scarf through the hole on the other side
- No worrying about all the ways to tie a scarf, pull it through and you're done, ready to go
- This style of scarf is practical and warm but also helps create a perfect sleek and smooth look underneath your coat
- A traditional scarf is suitable for just about anything, it can be worn to stay warm or worn to accessorize
- A traditional fur scarf is perfect for cold days, simply wrap around your neck a couple times and the fur will keep you toasty warm
- Pair this style scarf with a blazer and trousers to perfectly compliment your outfit
- The traditional fur scarf will last you for many years and will not go out of style
How To Wear Fur In The Summer
2:58 am on Saturday, July 13th, 2013
When summer arrives it generally means that it's time to put your heavy fur coats and hats in to storage. For some of us this is an emotional time, having to say goodbye to our beautiful furs for several months is not easy. Don't stress too much over this because there is a way for you to still wear fur even when it's not sub zero temperatures outside.
Fur handbags are the ultimate accessory, absolutely glamorous and chic
You're not actually wearing this fur so your body will not be affected whatsoever by the extra warmth fur provides
There are many styles of fur handbags available, from small clutches to large totes
Fur handbags are easily accessible for purchase, no need to search high and low to get one, they are fairly easy to find
Heels with fur trim or detail has become a rising trend over the past year
Many top designers featured fur heels in their runway shows
This is a perfect way to still enjoy fur in the summer without overheating or looking like a crazy person wearing a fur coat in the middle of summer
There is a right way to do a fur vest in the summer and a wrong way
Don't wear a heavy fur vest with lining and thick fur, this will only cause you to overheat
Do wear a light fur vest, a knit design is perfect because it allows for airflow
Consider a shorter fur vest over a long bulky one
Lighter colored fur looks more appealing in the summer over a heavy, dark fur that is better suited for colder weather
How To Wear A Fur Collar
6:53 pm on Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013
Fur Collars made a huge debut in the fashion world this season. They were seen everywhere from couture runways to fashionistas on the street. The fur collar will immediately add class and elegance to any outfit you pair it with, and there are many outfits you can pair it with
- A beautiful blazer can be worn so many ways, with jeans, with black trousers or over a pretty dress. No matter what you wear your blazer with, drape a fur collar over your shoulders to tie the whole look together.
- A fur collar over a blazer will add a unique look and perfectly complement your outfit
- Fur Collars add glamour and class to any outfit
- A fur collar looks elegant and classy paired with a cashmere pea coat.
- Lovely for shopping at boutiques or a leisurely stroll through the park
- Cashmere coats are classy on their own but once you add a fur collar it will bring the classiness and elegance up to a whole new level
- For a bold and edgy look wear your fur collar with a sleek leather bomber
- A leather bomber is very rock and roll so when you add a fur collar into the mix you will look like the ultimate fashionista
- Perfect for casual daytime use, lunch with friends or running errands but it also provides a sexy night time look, wear a bomber and fur collar to a concert or when you're out for drinks with the girls
The Difference In Length
- Fur collars come in different lengths but are most often seen in either long or short
- A long collar is generally about 40 inches. This length is extremely popular and is very versatile.
- The shorter collar is usually approx. 28 inches and provides a perfect classic vintage look. A short collar looks perfect with a peacoat, it provides added warmth and adds to the elegant look of the coat.


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Release Date:
September 19, 2008 (NY)
Studio: IFC Films
Director: Jose Padilha
Screenwriter: Jose Padilha, Braulio Mantovani, Rodrigo Pimentel
Starring: Wagner Moura, Caio Junqueira, André Ramiro
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
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Plot Summary: "Elite Squad (Tropa De Elite)" is an intense and astonishing look at Rio de Janeiro's notorious favelas, the volatile slums on the edge of the city. The film is set in 1997 and presents an intimate look at the city's vast and intricate web of corruption.
Drug trafficking militias have virtual control within the favelas while the police run their criminal enterprises outside. The elite BOPE force (State Police Special Operations Battalion) combats drug trafficking –keeping order has its price though and their actions make it difficult to distinguish right from wrong and justice from revenge.
BOPE Captain Nascimento (Wagner Moura) is facing a crisis: in addition to the pressures of fighting within war zones, the Captain must find and train his own replacement so he can escape the day to day violence and be close to his wife who is about to give birth to their first child.
Two of the force's newest recruits, Neto (Caio Junqueira) and Matias (André Ramiro), are childhood friends: one is quick on the trigger to maintain order and the other refuses to compromise his ideals. Together they are the perfect replacement. Alone they may not have what it takes to survive.
Directed by José Padilha, ("Bus 174"), and written by Padilha, Academy Award® nominated writer Bráulio Mantovani ("City of God") and Rodrigo Pimentel, comes the controversial film "Elite Squad (Tropa De Elite)." It is based on accounts from Pimentel's 19 years as a military police officer and BOPE Captain.
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Don't worry if you aren't familiar with the epic story Ramayan, the basis for today's performance by Ballet Shri Ram. Organizers have you covered: English scene descriptions appear on screens on both sides of the stage during the show. "From scene to scene the music, lighting, dance and colors of the Ballet Shri Ram saturate the senses and immerse the audience in a tale of gods and demons, kings and queens, war and retribution, and of love, duty and honor," Dr. Hari Dayal, executive director of Indo-American Association — Houston, tells us. "[Ramayan] is a story of good triumphing over evil, which also exemplifies the struggle of each of us as we try to do the right thing to follow the dictates of conscience. As such, Ramayan transcends India and is relevant to all times and all cultures."
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Billy Thomas Williams, age 69 of Grayson passed away, Thursday, October 8, 2009. Funeral Services will be held at 3:00 PM, Sunday, October 11, 2009 in the Lawrenceville Chapel of Tim Stewart Funeral Home with Rev. Kevin Harris, Rev. Kenneth Kenerly and Rev. Emmamuel Asibey officiating. Burial Ozora Baptist Church Cemetery, Loganville. A lifelong Gwinnett Countian and a member of Lawrenceville Church of God. Mr. Williams was a retired employee of Rock Tenn & Gwinnett County Planning and Development and was an Army Veteran serving in the Berlin Crisis. He was preceded in death by grandson, Michael Avery Williams and is survived by: Wife of 51 years: Mozelle Mills Williams, Grayson; Children Stephen A. & Sharon Williams, Lawrenceville; Jennifer & Chris Johnson, Grayson; Beth & Kevin Kenerly, Braselton; Grandchildren: Kristin Shelly & Brent Luthi; Ryan Williams, Katie Kenerly, Grace Kenerly & Great Grandchild: Lilly Luthi; Brothers and Sister-in-law: Arnold Williams, Lawrenceville; Jimmy & Glenda Williams, Monroe; Sister & Brother-in-law: Jean & Robert Reynolds, Bethlehem; Several Nieces & Nephews. Flowers accepted or in lieu of flowers memorials to Scottish Rite, Oncology Unit, 975 Johnson Ferry Road, NE Suite 550 Atlanta, Georgia 30342. Attention: Diane Lee in memory of Michael Avery Williams. Family will receive friends from 2-4 & 6-9 PM, Saturday, October 10, 2009 at the Tim Stewart Funeral Home, 300 Simonton Road, SW Lawrenceville, Georgia 30045. 770-962-3100. Please sign online guest registry at www.stewartfh.com
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Community Wood Bank
Firewood will be available on November 1 at The Grapevine Family & Community Resource Center in Antrim on a short-term, urgent basis for area families and individuals who use wood as a primary heat source and cannot afford to buy it. The Community Wood Bank at The Grapevine is open Monday through Thursday 9am to 1pm and Friday 9am to noon, or by appointment. Call 588-2620.
Due to a limited supply of firewood, the wood bank is intended for urgent and emergency use only. The Grapevine also assists callers with long-term heating resources through the Southern NH Services fuel and electric assistance programs, and with applications for other State benefits such as food stamps.
The wood bank serves residents of Antrim, Hancock, Bennington and nearby towns, and runs on donated wood and volunteer labor.
Please call 588-2620 if you have wood or time to donate. Experienced chainsaw operators are always needed.


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HYANNIS — The Cape Cod and Islands chapter of the Red Cross will honor this year's slate of local heroes at its annual Heroes Breakfast on March 28.
The breakfast, now in its 12th year, recognizes people in the community who perform extraordinary acts of courage by saving someone's life or helping rescue someone in need or those who have donated significant hours of service to an organization or community.
This year's event will include Capt. Richard Phillips, subject of the recent Tom Hanks movie "Captain Phillips"; Geri Denterlein, president of public relations firm Denterlein and former WBZ editorial director; and state Sen. Daniel Wolf, founder and CEO of Cape Air, who will serve as honorary chairman.
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Stephen King, "Tax Me, for F@%&'s Sake!"
The iconic writer scolds the superrich (including himself—and Mitt Romney) for not giving back, and warns of a Kingsian apocalyptic scenario if inequality is not addressed in America.
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do you know why we're all single
we never forwarded those chain messages
Me too. Also, everyone should read goblins because it is fucking awesome.
Aw, now I feel like a terrible person for abandoning that tumblr. I can't say for sure it won't come back, but for my part, I am enjoying my own tumblr life outside of that, and I don't have it in me to be entertaining for others right now. I am pleased that it was enjoyed :)
munchflower replied to your post: orange, yellow, and magenta if you're willing.
I'm much the same way sexually. I really don't identify with any one group either come to think of it, and I didn't mean to make you think about the future in a bad way! I will be more careful.
yeah, it kinda sucks, because a lot of people read 'nonvanilla' or 'nonheteronormative' and assume the sort of common bdsm/fetlife crowd. and, like, for me anyway, a big part of a lot of these more specific fetishes that my two long-term partners had was that it was something that was pretty warped and fun that made them really happy and then became something i really enjoyed, but it wouldn't be at all enjoyable with someone with whom i had no connection (i'm very weird about casual sex and i think the bottom line is that it's just not worth it for me and it's almost never enjoyable).
I'm just going to reblog this because the reply thing is so short. I can utterly relate to the sexual issues here. Despite my deep and abiding love of kink and dominance in a sexual relationship, I don't want a D/s relationship and I don't associate myself with a fetish or bondage lifestyle, nor do I want to. I cannot and will not do casual sex either, I utterly suck at it.
But yeah, same issue. It's really hard to find someone who's willing to be dominating and insane in the bedroom but not in the rest of my day. I have no interest in being dominated over my morning oatmeal. Unless it involves being bent over the table afterwards.
Or finding someone willing to participate in the constant level of kink that I require AND cuddle. Maybe this is a completely unrealistic thing to want in a relationship. Even people who claim to be kinky tend to get quickly put off by my willingness and uh…creativity in that arena.
I require a certain level of snarkiness, argument, and intelligence as well. It's no fucking wonder I've been single most of my life. I'm perfectly willing to compromise on a lot of things, but it's been very bizarre to me to discover that so many people, and men especially, are so quickly put off by a woman who not only wants sex on a regular basis but goes after it with reckless abandon. Maybe it's a power thing. I may never know.
It's good to know that I'm not the only one tho, heh.
The story behind my url. I knew this would happen eventually. I've made up 100 stories about the name Munchflower. It's been my nickname since 95. Popular misconceptions are mostly that it's an oral sex reference or that i'm a lesbian. Penis flytrap. Lotus eater.
Sadly none of these are true.
It was the name of a bird I had an association with. When the bird died, I took it's name. And it stuck. I go by Munch in real life.
I'm trying to think of something else for magenta now, lol. But since it's you I will. Let's see.
My sex life. I like..do not ever discuss my sex life with hardly anyone except the person I'm having sex with. I'm totally comfortable discussing my fetishes and whatnot, but any actual details about what goes on stay between me and my partner.
Something that makes me smile.
Yesterday my daughter came home and told me she'd had all these misconceptions about the hunger games, which she's been reluctant to read. And I said - okay you can tell me about them, but you have to do it through the art of dance.
She spent like 20 minutes doing this fucking hilarious hunger games dance in the living room while explaining it all to me. I'm going to laugh about that one for the rest of my life. I wish I'd had a video camera.
My favorite dream: I'm not sure how to answer this, so I'll go with actual night dreams. My favorite I think is still the one where I carried Matt Pinfields severed head around in a box to the houses of elderly ladies and had tea with them and that was my job.
Something I did embarassingly: I got caught by a large crowd of people singing and interpretive dancing in a public bathroom to the tune of " I wanna hold your hand."
What is something I barely tell anyone: I'm an extremely private person so I'm trying to think of something non private to tell here. Umm. I barely tell anyone about my sickness. You wouldn't think it because I'm so public about it on here but I really don't discuss it at all outside of tumblr.
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I don't know if rape jokes encourage rape culture. I don't care. You still shouldn't tell them.
Statistically, if you have told a rape joke to a group of more than five people, one of the people you told it to was a rape survivor, possibly of multiple rapes. They will not necessarily disclose this to you; rape apologism is endemic in society and most rape survivors are cautious about whom they tell. Some may even be too ashamed of their rape to admit it to anyone, or because of rape-minimizing narratives like "men can't be raped" and "I consented to oral, so I couldn't have been raped" may not admit it even to themselves. The fact remains: if you've told dozens of rape jokes in your life, then you have almost certainly told a joke that minimizes or trivializes rape in front of a survivor.
And if you put as your Facebook status "I totally raped at Halo today" for your two hundred Facebook friends to see, statistically, you have just reminded thirty-three people of one of the worst experiences of their entire lives.
To describe how well you did at a video game.
Good job!"—An Addendum, On Rape Jokes (via humanformat)
i really admire those who seem to manage chronic, degenerative illness and maintain hope, but i just can't be that kind of person. i see myself nowhere in these inspirational narratives, and while i honor my friends & their successes, i do indeed disdain the genre as a desirable ideal.
my friends tell me i owe no one a miraculous recovery. i'd like to believe them, because it's a debt i could never repay.
instead i type morose, self-absorbed things on the internet while crying into my cat in a diazepam haze. being an outlier in one negative area doesn't beget counterbalance by being an outlier in a different positive one. this carries a lot of shame: i feel i do the community a disservice, for which i'm sorry, but i'm not a model human who happened to get sick, but rather a relatively problematic human who happened to get sick. and i'm older than most i know with my array of conditions—the ultimate in survivor's guilt.
this is an apology, then, a terrible apology that comes with inappropriate context & explanations bordering on excuses—still, i'm sorry.
All of this.
I'm sorry as well, but I can't be positive about this. I feel like I'm letting people down by not being positive about it, but like this lovely person I'm honored to be associated with, I am older than most of the people I know who have it. I'm older than most of the people on tumblr. I've been around long enough to know without reservation that things don't always get better.
For me they never will. I am never going to live without pain. I will only continue to degenerate until such time as my body completely gives out. This is my future. This is what I have to look forward to. I will not side with it. I will not make friends with it. The best I can manage is to war against it in some feeble attempt to keep my sanity. To rebel simply by surviving another day. But I will not be happy, I will not be positive.
I'm fucking miserable. I'm too tired to find some pithy offering of hope and substance. I just don't care enough anymore. I hope that the rest of you have something more to hold on to, and that being as young as you are lends you some deeper meaning in your struggle.
It's like setting a jar of moonshine on the floor of a boxcar full of 10 hobos and saying, "Now fight for it!" Sure, in the bloody aftermath you can say to each of the losers, "Hey, you could have had it if you'd fought harder!" and that's true on an individual level. But not collectively — you knew goddamned well that nine hobos weren't getting any hooch that night. So why are you acting like it's their fault that only one of them is drunk?
You're intentionally conflating "anyone can have the moonshine" with "everyone can have it." And you are doing it because you're hoping that we will all be too busy fighting each other to ask why there was only one jar."—
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Having POTS would explain nearly every single symptom that I have that is not immediately EDS related. The dizziness, extreme fatigue, high heart-rate, low blood-pressure, sudden blood-pressure drops from standing up, numb limbs, tingling, splotchy skin, migraines, and coldness. And, better yet, a positive diagnosis means that I could work with doctors on how to help combat these symptoms with medication or dietary changes. So, for those of you wondering why I would wish to have POTS, it's because it would finally put a label on a group of symptoms that I had previously attributed to EDS and had scratched off as being impossible to treat.
So… yeah. Just a note.
(I seriously called up my mum after I researched POTS, though, because I was so excited that it may be what I have and thus be treatable. I'm like, 'The past ten years of dizziness may have an actual cause and a name!' I mean, if I'm going to have something wrong with me, it's nice to at least know what it is for sure. If my diagnosis is negative, it means that I'm going to have to get tested for a bajillion other things, some of which aren't nearly as treatable or manageable as POTS.)
I've intentionally avoided looking into POTS because I'm kind of terrified of my heart as is, and it's easy to mentally just attribute every weird thing to EDS now. But if those are all symptoms of POTS then…um….shit…..


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After getting the upper and lower intake plenum removed, I removed the crankcase breather plate (approx 2-1/2" x 10") that sits on top of what I would call the cam chamber, if this engine had an internal camshaft. The gasket was brittle and an obvious cause of the problem. However, getting just a replacement gasket was impossible - all the places I checked required the purchase of the cylinder head gasket set - some $333. Instead, I made a new gasket out of standard gasket material and sealed it with RTV.
The oil pump shaft was also a suspected cause of the oil leakage, but removal without also removing the rear cylinder head is impossible. So I loosened it and was able to raise it about 1/8", enough to clean it thoroughly with brake cleaner, and then packed the resulting "groove" with RTV. After letting it set for an hour, I pushed it back into the block and bolted it down, then reassembled the lower and upper intake plenums.
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I've been keeping tab on the Demcare backroom deals over the past several months (see Beltway Christmas: Cash for corruptocrats; Cash for Cloture: Demcare bribe list, Pt. II; and The Demcare bribe list). Now, the Senate Republican Policy Committee has compiled "A Reading Guide to the Senate Bill's Backroom Deals."
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The White House recently released its own health care proposal[ii] in the form of changes to the 2,733 page legislation (H.R. 3590) that passed the Senate in December.[iii] While the proposal purports to remove the "Nebraska FMAP provision" that saw 49 other states funding Nebraska's Medicaid largesse (known as the "Cornhusker Kickback"), it does not address other deals negotiated by Democrats in the Senate legislation. Many other backroom agreements are included in the Senate bill, which the White House has now endorsed as the platform for Democrats to enact "health reform" into law:
Page 428—Section 2006, known as the "Louisiana Purchase," provides an extra $300 million in Medicaid funding to Louisiana.[iv]
Page 878—Section 3201(g), known as the "Gator Aid" provision, shields certain Florida residents from Medicare Advantage cuts. In December, 57 Senate Democrats voted not to extend this special deal to all Medicare beneficiaries.[v]
Page 2132—Section 10201(e)(1) provides an increase in Medicaid Disproportionate Share Hospital (DSH) payments for Hawaii, meaning 49 other states will pay more in taxes so that Hawaii can receive this special benefit.
Page 2222—Section 10323 makes certain individuals exposed to environmental hazards eligible for Medicare coverage. The definition used in the bill ensures the only individuals eligible will be those living in Libby, Montana.
Page 2237—Section 10324 increases Medicare payments by $2 billion in "frontier states."[vi]
Page 2354— Section 10502 spends $100 million on "debt service of, or direct construction of, a health care facility," language which the sponsors intended to benefit Connecticut.[vii]
Page 2394—Section 10905(c) includes language exempting Nebraska Blue Cross/Blue Shield and Michigan Blue Cross/Blue Shield from the new tax on health insurance companies, despite an Administration-released report calling Michigan Blue Cross/Blue Shield's 2009 rate increases "disturbing."[viii]
Page 2395—Section 10905(d) exempts Medigap supplemental insurance plans sold by Mutual of Omaha, headquartered in Nebraska, from the new tax on health insurance companies.
These specific agreements and provisions also do not display the full scope of the White House's legislative deal-making. For instance, the head of the pharmaceutical industry said the Administration approached him to negotiate a secret arrangement with his industry: "We were assured, 'We need somebody to come in first. If you come in first, you will have a rock-solid deal.'"[ix] And former Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean publicly admitted at a town hall forum that "The reason that tort reform is not in the [health care] bill is because the [Democrat Members] who wrote it did not want to take on the trial lawyers."[x]
The many pages of backroom deals included in the Senate legislation raises several questions: If the bill itself is so compelling, why did Senate Democrats need billions of dollars in "sweeteners" negotiated in secret in order to vote for it? If President Obama is so concerned about the public perceptions created by the backroom dealing, why did he not propose to strike all the special agreements? Is he worried that this pork-barrel spending is the only reason why Democrats would vote to pass his government takeover of health care in the first place?
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Hey there! I'm looking to cosplay Batwoman at DragonCon this year, but I'm stumped on the mask. Would you mind explaining how you made yours? It's perfect! Thanks so much!
Thank you for saying so! I'll do my best to answer, but I'm not sure how much help I'll be. I was genuinely convinced it wouldn't work and was pretty despondent about the whole thing, so I didn't take a lot of photos. But we can try! Here's what I did:
1. Take a sheet of cheap, plain black craft foam
2. Pin it to a styrofoam wig head, right in the eyes (ouch). Try to find a wig head that's decently shaped - mine has a crooked nose that caused me no end of pain!
3. Add more pins to curve the foam around the head. Be careful not to push the pins in too far, as they'll leave pockmarks in the foam when pushed all the way in.
4. Heat the foam. I used a blow heater. Hair dryers, or even the heat from a stove, will work just as well.
5. Literally just use your fingers to squish the foam. This is the part I honestly didn't think would work, but it's magic. As long as the foam is warm, you can basically do whatever you want to it.
6. Use pins to re-enforce the shapes while the foam cools (they can hold the squished bits exactly where you left them if, for example, you put a pin above and below).
7. Once cooled, cut the shape and the eyeholes. Helps to use an exacto knife/stanley knife for the eyeholes.
8. Cover in 4-5 layers of mod podge.
9. Spray with two coats of matte black spray paint.
10. Done!
If I did it again, I'd probably cut the mask shape beforehand so it was actually properly symmetrical, ahahaha. Like I said, I didn't think it'd actually work, so I didn't bother this time!
I wanted to be able to make normal eye contact with people at the con, so I didn't put material over the eyeholes. Instead I painted my eyelids white, edged in black. That seemed to work okay (you can see it over on the original post). :)
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Absolutely ridiculous. "and instantly share with your "social network" how much of an alcoholic you are by posting/tweeting each bottle popped" What a great way to ensure you don't get hired for that next job should your employer check you out on social media. Maybe they can figure out a way for the phone to take a picture of the beer labels too? Have a contest for most exotic beers consumed.
Ive been using the samsung infuse..dropped apple long ago..But, just because a college kid has a smart phone means "spoiled college kids" smh give me a break
Use this hard enough or to many times and won't u crack the back glass plate?
Use case to open a bottle, put down bottle and drink case?!?!?! Wow I'm drunk!
Or has an actual job and finally goes "I can own an Apple product, LOOK!"
But those kinds of people, I've noticed, don't usually drink anyway.
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"It all started on a dark cold night"....really?? Who cares what the night was like?? I bet most people drink beer indoors at a house or apartment, and if they don't it's not hard to bring a bottle opener. The idea is alright, but I wouldn't want my iPhone being passed around at a party. Even if you only used it for yourself you still wouldn't use it that often, unless you're an alcoholic. I just don't see the point in spending that amount of money on something like that. You could easily buy a cheap opener for your key ring or something. I guess someone might enjoy it though.
Spoiled college kids? Really? I have an iphone, ipad, and a macbook air THAT I PAID FOR MYSELF. That doesn't make me spoiled means I work hard to go to school and also work to afford the things I want at the same time.
Who would wanna buy a iPhone case with a beer opener? Seriously people, it's not easy enough having one on your keychain, but on back of your phone?having a credit card holder I can put up with, this is just worthless.
If I buy one of these I have to admit I drink enough to warrant it. I'd rather keep using a bic. I don't smoke, but a cigarette lighter is way less conspicuous than this.
I'm a Bartender and that is just useless... yeah I am going to use my expensive factory unlocked iphone in the fast paced place I work to open bottles.. maybe in those neighborhood bars it works, but not in new york city.... I use a speed opener or a lighter to open the bottles... :P


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Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. September 4, 1969, Vol. XIV, No. 47 Scenes by Howard Smith AS EVERYONE has probably heard by now there is going to be a Woodstock Music and Art Fair Part Two next August. There has to be. Its backers need another one for financial vind ... More >>
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Economic growth expected to slow in New EnglandStaff, wire reports | November 17,2013Federal spending cuts and reduced consumer demand are slowing economic growth in New England, according to new projections, but Vermonts outlook is among the best in the region.
The report by the New England Economic Partnership, a nonprofit group that provides analyses and forecasts, said economic growth of 3 percent through 2017 is less than whats considered even moderate.
Mathew Barewicz, economic and labor market information chief for the Vermont Department of Labor, argued that other states would be expected to have higher growth rates coming out of the recession because they have more to recover than Vermont does.
Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts are expected to continue to boast the strongest economies in the region in the next four years.
In addition, employment growth of 2 percent in the six New England states will be below the national average. Massachusetts has recovered jobs lost in the 18-month recession from December 2007 to June 2009 and Vermont will soon follow.
Barewicz pointed out that Vermont was currently tied for the fifth-lowest unemployment rate in the country.
Vermont was definitely hit during this last recession but we were not hit as hard as a number of other states and we have weathered the storm fairly well, he said.
Ross Gittell, manager of the New England forecast, said the greater Boston area has been a bright spot in the New England economy, leading the region in job growth and more than recovering the jobs lost in the recession.
The strong Boston economy also has propelled Massachusetts to lead New England states in economic performance, he said. About one-third of the states jobs recovery can be attributed to employment gains in the Boston metropolitan area.
Barewicz said Burlington, which could be considered Vermonts equivalent of Boston, was also doing well.
Boston has certainly experienced a lot of job growth ... as has Burlington in the labor market area, he said. When you look at the Burlington labor market area, that area is well beyond where it was in 2007. Its 2 to 3 percent above where it was.
While Barewicz said Vermont has still not recovered all the jobs lost since 2007, the state is less than 1 percent away from that recovery goal.
Vermonts diversified economy, which includes manufacturing, private and public education, health care and leisure and hospitality, keeps it from experiencing the extreme up and down swings seen in other states, he said.
With slow employment growth elsewhere in the region, the unemployment rate in New England is expected to decline gradually, from 6.7 percent in this years third quarter to 6.4 percent in late 2014 and to below 6 percent in the first quarter of 2016.
Unemployment in 2017 is expected to be lowest in Vermont (3.7 percent) and New Hampshire (3.3 percent). Joblessness is expected to be 6.1 percent in Rhode Island and 6 percent in Maine. Connecticut is expected to have the regions highest unemployment rate, 6.5 percent, by 2017.
The regions unemployment rate in mid-2017 is expected to be 5.4 percent. Thats a significant decline from the peak of 8.7 percent in 2010, but still above the pre-recession rate of 5 percent in the second quarter of 2008.
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