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Wednesday, September 7, 2016, Florence English (nee Bouck) of RR2 Iroquois passed away at Dundas Manor. She was 89.
Dearly beloved wife of the late John English.
She was loving mother of George (Linda) of Vauxhall, Alta., Charlie (Tina) of Iroquois, Cathy English of Ottawa and the late David English.
Florence was predeceased by her brothers Harold and Clifford Bouck.
She is survived by her sister-in-law Thelma Bouck. She will be sadly missed by her grandchildren Lance, Jessica, William and Cole. She is also survived by many nieces and nephews.
Friends called at the Marsden and McLaughlin Funeral Home, Iroquois, on Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
Funeral service took place at the Funeral Home on Saturday, September 10th at 11 a.m.
Interment was at Iroquois Point Cemetery.
Donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be gratefully acknowledged by the family.
Online condolences may be made at marsdenmclaughlin.com


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This class provides you with the concepts and skills to use HTML effectively. You get hands-on practice working with basic through advanced techniques to get the most out of your experience. You will learn the basics of coding for web design, beginning with HTML and advancing to more complex XHTML and CSS fundamentals.
Who Should Attend?
Web designers and developers that desire a deeper understanding of HTML, CSS, XHTML, and the new standards of web design.
Because of the amount of material we cover in class, we do require students to be comfortable using a mouse, opening and saving files, and the general operations of computers. While we will make every reasonable effort to help, students with insufficient skills may be required to observe the class lessons or do their best to keep up without slowing down the rest of the class.
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Basics of HTML and CSS
Planning your Web Site
Formatting, Images, and Styles
Basics of XHTML
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The DIV Tag and Layout
Building Basic Forms
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Course materials are provided. Our goal is to make sure your class meets your objectives, not ours. Therefore, all of our outlines are treated as guides to help steer the workshop. We may change or alter course topics to best suit the classroom situation.
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The Language of the Web
Basics of HTML and the Web
Creating an HTML File
Web Browsers and Tags
Formatting and Testing Pages
Understanding Attributes
Working with Images
Web Page Construction
The Rough Design Sketch
From a Sketch to an Outline
From Outline to Web Page
Testing your New Pages
Learning New Tags and Elements
Working with Blockquote and Paragraph
Nesting Elements
Choosing Inline or Block for Text
Serving Up the Page
Finding Hosting Solutions
Domain Name Basics
Getting your Files to the Web
URL Linking
HTTP Protocol
Absolute and Relative Paths
Index and Default Pages
Linking to Other Web Sites
Liking to a New Window
Using Target
Testing on Multiple Browsers
Tips and Tricks for Publishing
Images, Media, and More HTML
Working with Images
Standards and the ATL Tag
Images for Links
Formatting Options
Working with Transparent Images
Working with Page Color and Background
Document Type and the W3C Validator
Using Meta Tags and Data
Validating and Nesting Fixes
Moving on to XHTML
Learning About XHTML
The XHTML 1.0 Checklist
Moving from HTML to XHTML
Validation and XHTML
Adding Some Style
Using CSS and XHTML
Designing and Building Rules
Linking to External Style Sheets
Understanding Inheritance
The Font Family Tree
Overriding Inheritance
Creating a Selector for the Class
Taking Classes Further
Validating CSS
More About CSS and Properties
Text and Fonts
Understanding Font-Family
Adding Style to Your Fonts
Specifying Web Colors
Two Minute Guide to Hex Codes
How to Find Web Colors
Text Decorations
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Web Layout Basics
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Padding, Border, and Margins
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Two Minute Guide to Borders
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Selecting Descendants
Working with Color
Fixing the Line Height
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Styling Based on State
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Arranging Elements
Working with Flow
Working with Inline Elements
Putting it all Together
Working with Width and Float
Fixing the Two-Column Problem
Fixing Overlap
Liquid and Frozen Designs
How Fixed Positioning Works
Two and Three Column Designs
Adding Forms to your Page
How Forms Work
Adding the Form Element
Working with Input and Select
Radio Buttons and Drop Downs
Working with Get and Post
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Plaintiff: United States of America
Defendant: Loren S. Hauge, Service-4U, LLC, Fick Group, Hill Group, Curtis Hauge, Judith Hauge, Jason S. Sublett, Pam Sublett, Reatha Ballard, Brian Reed, June Christian, Sarah F. Douglas Williams, Margaret Polk, Timothy Porras, Garrett Lile Jimerson, Alicia Jimerson, Boone County Collector, Bank of the Ozarks and Linda L. Hauge
Case Number: 3:2015cv03058
Filed: July 29, 2015
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The books, adventures and general escapades of Lois Pryce
Emdad Rahman
Lois Pryce is a travel writer and broadcaster, best known for her books of her solo motorcycle journeys through the Americas and Africa. She is also co-founder of the Adventure Travel Film Festival.
In 2003 Lois left her job at the BBC to ride a 250cc trail bike 20,000 miles from Alaska to the tip of South America. Upon her return she wrote the book of this trip, Lois on the Loose, which was published around the world.
Itchy wheels struck again and in 2006 she rode the length of Africa. Her book of this awesome adventure, Red Tape & White Knuckles is the nail-biting, rip-roaring tale of Lois' solo African adventure, riding and crossing the vastness of the Sahara desert, the lawless jungles of the Congo and the minefields of Angola.
In 2013 she made a solo motorcycle journey around Iran, which was the subject of her talk at this year's Outdoor Adventure and Travel Show. I was there to here her stories of life on the road in the Islamic Republic and surprised at what she discovered.
Her month-long journey took her across mountains and deserts, from remote villages to the death-defying traffic of Tehran – home of the world's most dangerous drivers!
Lois found herself welcomed by the Iranian people wherever she went, despite their surprise at finding a lone female motorcyclist in their midst. Above all, Iran proved constantly surprising – a sophisticated land of warm, friendly people, and a world away from the images of flag-burning, extremists that we so often see.
If you've ever dreamed of escaping the day job for a life on the road, Lois on the Loose is for you.


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Sunday, August 2, 2009
Kodiak land and water
The Kodiak flower baskets, wind turbines and seaport posts make a great combination for walks around the city.
My first fishing adventure in float tubes... what if they sink, what if they tip over, what if they get a hole in them, what if something bites me......
I had to put on the neoprene chest waders and tons of clothes under neath. Extra sweatpants, shirts, sweatshirts, and socks. I am inside somewhere. I think this is when I should say I have to find the powder room???
Managing a camera, pole, lures and large flippers kept my mind from worrying about a Stephen King lake monster!!
John and I fished for about 6 hours in the Buskin lake. Lots of fish called Dollies that are like a trout but silvery green with pink polka dots. We must have catch 50 each with a catch and release style and brought home 6 large ones. Yummy.
Here you can see a picture of John in his tube and a picture of my flippers. It was too risky to hand the camera to John for my "in the tube" photo. I wasn't trustworthy. I lost a pair of fishing pliers thinking I was putting them in a cute little pocket on the side. OOOOPS~! It was the open ended pocket for the fishing pole.
I wish we could have had a video of us walking with HUGE flippers into the lake, ever so gracefully fitting those flippers into the float tubes and then sailing off to the lurking dangers below.
Which charter boat to go out on??? Trolling for King and Silver Salmon. Bottom fishing for halibut, link cod and rock fish. We love it all. So we'll be out another 2 charters this week and we all can't wait.
I thought I found a great craft treasure ... old rusty springs~~!!! Please, please can't I take this home? Can't I cut it up and take some of these home. I love old springs... I was denied. Booo Who
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As mentioned previously, tables, queries, forms, reports, data access pages, macros, and modules combine to comprise an Access database. Each of these objects has a special function. The following sections take you on a tour of the objects that make up an Access database.
Tables are the starting point for an application. Whether data is stored in an Access database or you are referencing external data by using linked tables, all the other objects in a database either directly or indirectly reference tables.


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We received callaloo in our Farm Share a few weeks ago, and I wanted to cook it up a little differently than I've had served to me: slow cooked. It's summer, it's hot, we don't have AC, so the less amount of time I can keep the oven on, the better. This recipe was inspired by a Gourmet recipe for Brazilian Collard Greens (found on Epicurious.com and mentioned previously on my blog).
What I did was very simple: After rinsing the callaloo leaves and cutting off the stems at the base of the leaf, I rolled several leaves into a cigar and cut the leaves into thin strips. In a large sauté pan I heated some olive oil and added three cloves of garlic, chopped. I then added the chopped callaloo, added a touch of salt and pepper, and sautéed until they turned a bright green. That was it! And I was pleasantly surprised by the vibrant, non-bitter flavor of the callaloo. We served this as a side with grilled chicken and corn.
Quick-Cooked Callaloo
Labels: Dark Leafy Greens, Use of Produce, Vegan
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Wave, is a book by a tsunami survivor. An expat Sri Lankan who was on holiday in Sri Lanka and was in Yala with her husband, her two young sons and her parents. They had been staying for four days in a hotel just outside the wildlife park and had even met a friend there. A young woman who lived in America and would teach Sonali's young boys the violin whenever they visited the home country together.
The book starts with the tsunami. You are taken straight to the event. That morning, when they saw the wave and began running. Running past her parents room, running, running. Getting into a jeep and finding her music friend and her father also in the jeep there. You understand, the panic at the moment, when she talks about the music friend's mother unable to clamber onto the jeep, being left behind, and the father jumping out to be with her. All seems well, there is no water in the car park, the hotel is as it should be. But soon after the jeep is in water, water in the jeep, up to the chest, then it turns over.
She next wakes up after it is all over. When she is rescued she is all alone. No husband, no children, no friend. She is found and taken to the ticket office at the entrance to the park. Then later to the hospital.
From then on, Sonali relates the events that followed and what happened to her and her life on the loss of virtually her whole family. She gives you in blinding detail her thoughts, her feelings, her suicidal wishes, her support system, her inability to cope with the loss and how some nine years later, it is still raw, still painful, still horrible. She is still alone. She writes well, and she write honestly. There is even humour in this book, and that is an amazing feat. She is a very brave woman, I thought, at times. She is so open about her feelings. She is so frank and wishes to portray it as it is, no whitewashing here.
I had feelings, when I was reading the book. But I don't want to talk about them now, I will mention them later in this review. At the end of the book, I closed it and continued to sit on the chair by the window, looking out at the street below, watching cars and people walk by and thought of Sonali and her tragedy.
But now, here is my secret, I just didn't like the book. I was moved, I was sad, I thought it the most horrible thing to happen to a person, but what did it teach me? What was left when I finished the book?
I have read any number of personal tragedy stories, all quite different from Sonali's, some to do with gang rape, others of wrongful imprisonment, of torture, of hostage, of losing family under different circumstances, of war, natural disasters etc, but I was drawn to each of those books, because the survivor (because you have to be a survivor in some sense to even write about the event) has come to some resolution. Despite all they have gone through, they have come to a point in their life, where some peace, some enlightenment, for lack of a better word has entered their soul. And then I realized, that is what has happened. When Sonali lost her family, she lost her soul. The entire book is an ode to herself. It is to some extent self-centered in a way and there is a refusal to change. She is unable to change, move forward, understand what has happened. She lives continually in that moment, unable to see anything or anyone else.
I thought about the hundreds of other women on the North or East Coast who endured first war, then the tsunami and lost many family members. I thought of those on the South Coast who were poor and then the tsunami came and took everything including family members. If they wrote their story, how would it be, what would their lives be like, their mental state etc. And yes, they didn't, so we have this story to show us, what perhaps thousands of others have gone through and are possibly going through. But, somehow, I know, that there is a different story out there, of someone who came out of it and would show me through her example, through her loss and resolution, what it is to be a greater human being. Someone who can teach me how to be a better person. How, after going through the most horrible loss, can still come out of it and show me, teach me, what is to be human. And you know what? I have discovered, that there are others out there, who also didn't like the book for the same reasons. It seems almost heartless to not like the book, but there you have it. I too have to be honest about a book I read.


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Hi ya'all. I'll probably be spending more OOP this week since I am starting this week with $0RR and they have the Huggies deal.
Check out Keeping the Kingdom First and Tia's Saving Cents for more ideas.
Transaction 1:
Colgate Toothpaste $2.99
Use $1All you coupon OR .75/1 coupon here.
oop- $2.24+ tax
Recieve $2RR
Transaction 2:
Ouchless Goody Hair Accessory $2.99
Use $2RR
$1.24 w/ tax oop
Recieve $3RR
Transaction 3:
Scrubbing Bubbles Extend a Clean- $7.99
1 Hunts tomato sauce .25
– $5/1 coupon
– $3RR coupon
.24+ tax oop-
Recieve $2RR
Transaction 4:
Repeat transaction 2. Yes, I want to stock up on these. 🙂
1 Carefree pantiliners .99
-$1/1 coupon
pay tax oop.
Stop here for $5 challenge. $4.47oop
Transaction 5:
Muscle Man Iron Rub on $5.99
Use $1/1 coupon (Must register to win)
1 Hunts tomato sauce .25
Use $3RR
oop $1.99
Recieve $5RR
Transaction 6:
4 Dove deodrant $16/4 (2/$8)
– 4 $2/1 coupon (I have access to more than one computer)
1 Mushroom .50
Use $5RR
pay $3.50 oop Recieve $5RR
Transaction 7:
1 Complete Multipurpose Solution $7.99/1
– $2 coupon
1 can of mushroom .50
$1.49+ tax oop
Recieve $8RR
Transaction 8:
2 Huggies Diapers $18/2
-2 $3/1 coupon
$4 oop recive $3RR
Now, I want to explain, it seems like a lot of building up of transaction just for the huggies. Your probably thinking, "Yeah, with all that stuff she doesnt need she could have just paid a bit more for the huggies". This is true if I didnt want some of the items. The Dove Deodrant is something my husband and I both love. Yes, he likes the Dove deodrant best. Its so cute. So between the both of us we tend to use a lot of that. Also, the Contact Solution, I have 2 dear friends taht re-emburse my OOP cost. So, I am able to help them and they get the good deal. The Muscle Man is probably my "ehhh" purchase but I am thinking it of a $1.99 to get an $8RR so its worth it for me in that respect. So when you plan your transaction, think if its really worth the oop cost.
Total for me today is: $14.70- $1.49 = $13.21
I kind of wanted to keep this week at $10 so I may do some recalculated and reconstructing some things. Regardless, I have my $35 VISA Gift card from P&G (finally!) so I'll not be paying cash oop so I am hoping to use this card for both Rite Aid and Walgreens this week. THis is the last week for Rite Aid rebates and I have a few to finish up here. 🙂


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Dear Heloise: I was surprised to get a letter from a major discount retailer's finance department stating that because I haven't used its credit card in over six months and have no balance on the card, the company is going to close my charge account!
I thought I was being responsible by paying off my card, and that the company would want me as a customer because I am conscientious. Wrong!
I called the company, and the representative apologized, and said at first that it makes no business sense for the company to keep inactive accounts open.
Then she said this is a marketing technique to remind people that they have the credit card. Ridiculous!
Do your readers have any comments? — Erica D. in San Antonio
Readers, what do you say? — Heloise
Dear Heloise: I lost my father, and as I was sorting through the sympathy cards, I had an idea for a helpful hint. Please do not make checks out "To the family of (name)" or even just "family."
It's difficult enough to deal with the memories and the generosity of friends and family without trying to convince the bank you are the "family of" a deceased person.
Thanks for all your help through the years. I read your hints in The Bryan (Ohio) Times. — Diane H., via email
Dear Heloise: I just wanted to let you know a way to reuse those foam pump soap containers.
I thought that if liquid soap comes out in foam form, why not other liquids? I put some blue glass cleaner in the bottle and pressed, and voila — foam window cleaner! Less mess and no buckets of water! — Anna Mae S., Lancaster, Ohio
Dear Heloise: When I have a sandwich that will be messy to eat, I slip it into a plastic sandwich bag and peel the bag back, much like a banana, as I eat the sandwich. Nothing falls out, and my hands stay clean. — S.J.M., Lakeland, Fla.
Dear Heloise: I enjoy your column, and wanted to pass along a household hint:
I decorated a recipe box, and on index cards inside I have the businesses and phone numbers I deal with, such as newspapers, the gas company, TV, etc. I keep the file on my desk. — Donna A., Mission Hills, Calif.
Everything at your fingertips! — Heloise
P.S. Keep it cleaned out, updated and organized, so you can find everything!


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Read this tip to make your life smarter, better, faster and wiser. LifeTips is the place to go when you need to know about Surgery and other Mom topics.
After surgery, it takes a few days before all systems seem back to normal. After tonsillectomy and/or adenoidectomy, start with room temperature clear fluids, before trying cold ones like freezies. If tolerated well, i.e. minimum discomfort, let them eat, suck or drink as much as possible.
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Today I awoke alone with the same old story running through my head.
I felt sore and sad and stressed out. I realized that I was overdue for a good writing session, but I didn't want to write my same old story-not here anyways.
I figure, after all, that if I'm sick of telling it then I'd better stop telling it.
But I can't stop telling it entirely, because it's my truth. I can change my truth, but not overnight. Not all at once. Even all of that woe-is-me shit that I need so badly to let go of – it's still a part of me. And it's a part of me that signals the need for change.
So, finding a new way to tell the story (dear diary) and then maybe, just maybe, smile about it later, once I've let it go, is not a bad thing.
Maybe I can actually play with all this soul-stuff. Maybe I can be deep and true and even a bit dramatic and selfish and bitter and then laugh at it all later.
Maybe part of making art is letting go of these weights to laugh (later). Maybe the art of letting go is being able to laugh at yourself.
(The Martha Wainwright-the song/album above has been my main soundtrack of late and this song in particular evokes a sense of this 'I'm bitter and I have reason to be, but I can laugh about it too' kind of feeling-a certain playfulness).
Whatever the thing, I was feeling so-well, in it that I figured I had to do something that involved facing it, rather than running away.
So I decided to write a list of all the sore spots, of every single fucking thing that was bothering me right then (now).
I wrote it out so that I could look at it later and see what parts of the story has changed. And maybe some of it will seem absurd, then. Maybe some will be so different. Maybe some things not so much…but things will be different.
I can itemize it to work on each one and cross them off as needed. Tackle them one at a time.
One stretch at a time.
There is no way to write a new narrative without acknowledging these lingering aches and pains…even the ones that are just in our head.
Some of the things:
1. I needed to go camping this weekend but then didn't/couldn't.
2. I'm still in love with you but you aren't with me.
3. You are with me all the time but I'm afraid that you won't open up.
4. My phone bill is killing me and I've borrowed all the money that I can.
5. There is a hole in the wall of my bathroom door that I'm going to have to tell the landlord about when I leave.
6. I'm scared of selling my bike.
7. My bed hurts to sleep in.
The thing I'm sick of saying/hearing is that I need to just go.
But in this, I realized how easy it is to flip my perspective. I thought, for the first time ever: what if something or someone else out there needs me? What if it's not about me going, but about me entering another place where I'm valued in a whole different way, for all new adventures?
Maybe this will happen in ways that I can't even imagine right now.
And then after all of this was out of my system (and some coffee was in my system) I chose to see myself in a different light. I put on some nice clothes, I put my hair up. I placed some pretty earrings on my ears and some make up on my face.
I went over to the window.
I took a series of selfies in my living room, feeling a bit silly but spinning around and around to experiment with angles and lighting. It was amazing how different each shot looked, how the light came through my camera and hit my face and showed this space uniquely with each shift, with each click of the button.
As I spun around I started smiling in spite of myself.
I realized that maybe it is not so silly to feel like I matter, that documenting this moment in this space in this light is important to me and there is nothing wrong with showing it-with showing myself-in a new light.


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Yay! It's 24 days till Florida and what we've established so far is that I'm pretty rubbish at doing a countdown with milestones. I had intended to do this post yesterday, at 25 days, but life and uni kinda got in the way so here we are, doing it today. Either way, this holiday is getting closer and closer and I am so super excited, as I've been starting to book our fastpasses for the first few days of the holiday.
So, given that we decided that first day had to be Magic Kingdom, it wasn't too difficult for me to snap up fastpasses for the three mountains for the day: Space, Splash and Big Thunder. We'll be coming back here for a second day later on in the holiday, so we're not too worried about trying to get everything done in one day.
Also, we arrive only a few days after the new Animal Kingdom land, Pandora, opens, so given the likelihood of the park being pretty busy, we've ended up factoring in a day and a half for this park, even though we would only usually take a day. Plus, due to setting alarms and waiting with a finger hovering over the fastpass button, I've managed to secure fastpasses over the two days for both of the new rides, which were notoriously difficult to get them for, so I'm super happy with that. Also fastpasses for the safari, Dinosaur, Kali and Expedition Everest so I think I did pretty well.
That concludes this update and I'll see all you guys soon!
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Student Council Defibrillator fund
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Emma Brady (incoming Deputy Head Prefect) writes:
Recently the Student Council have been raising much needed funds for purchasing a defibrillator. We have now almost reached our target amount of €2500. School-based Automated External Defibrillators provide a high survival rate for both student athletes and others who suffer Sudden Cardiac Arrest on school grounds.
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Hello, my name is XXXXX XXXXX it is my pleasure to assist you with your question today. Have you been told why it may be a problem?
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Whilst stress in the workplace is becoming an ever-increasing problem, no specific legislation deals with it. The rights of employees in these circumstances are scattered across various legislation and common law examples.
A good starting point is to look at The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and related statutory instruments, which impose a general duty on employers to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health, safety and welfare at work of all their employees. This includes a duty to undertake risk assessments and manage activities to reduce the incidence of stress at work. In addition, under common law an employer owes a duty of care towards its employees, the breach of which can amount to negligence.
In addition, if your depression is serious enough or will last for long enough (more than a year) it will amount to a disability in law. As such you will have extra protection under the Equality Act 2010 and the employer will have a duty to make reasonable adjustments.
What amounts to 'reasonable adjustments' can have a wide interpretation and often depends on the individual circumstances of the employer, their business, the potential impact on other employees, the available resources, etc. Whilst legislation does not currently provide specific examples of what adjustments can be made, the following are examples that have been considered reasonable in case law over time:
So the above is what you can use to discuss your situation with the employer and try to find a way forward.
you can consider the internal grievance procedure first, if that is fully followed and still no joy then it is down to some more drastic options, such as resignaiton and constructive dismissal claim
if you are dismissed you claim unfair dismissal, if you resign you claim constructive dismissal. Also at the same time you can make a claim for disability discrimination if your condition amounts to a disability
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2018 Winter School Subject List
Human Biology (BIOL1003) - Opens 04 Oct 2016
|Faculty: Science
Department: School of Life and Environmental Sciences
Level: Undergraduate
Credit Points: 6
|Start Date: 09 Jan 2017
End Date: 15 Feb 2017
Capacity: 90
Status: Places available
Applications Open: 04 Oct 2016
Applications Close: 07 Dec 2016
Census date: 18 Jan 2017
On-time withdrawals close: 18 Jan 2017
Available to audit: Yes
Open to HSC graduates?: Yes
This unit of study provides an introduction to human anatomy and physiology. It includes an overview of cell and tissue structures, the skeletal system, nutrition, digestion and excretion. Human Biology looks at how our bodies respond to environmental stimuli with respect to the endocrine, nervous and immune systems. After discussion of reproduction and development, it concludes with an overview of modern studies in human genetics. This unit has four main components: lectures, practicals, workshops and HB Online activities; this unit of study provides a suitable foundation for intermediate biology units of study.
Participation, laboratory report, incl. draft (25%), mid-semester test (20%), final exam (40%), case study presentation and participation (15%), satisfactory attendance (Faculty of Science requirement is 80%).
Start Date: 09 Jan 2017 End Date: 15 Feb 2017
Lectures Times & Locations:
Mon & Wed, 10:00hrs-13:00 hrs.
Physics Lecture Theatre 1 (Room 405)
Workshops Times & Locations:
16th Jan, 1st Feb, 13th Feb, 10:00hrs-13:00hrs.
16th Jan: Pharmacy Tutorial Room N336 - 338
1st & 13th Feb: Education Seminar Room 325
Practicals Times & Locations:
Mon, 14:00hrs-17:00 hrs.
Badham Laboratory 227
Mid-Session Exam:
Weds 25th Jan, 10:00 hrs - 11:00 hrs at Education Seminar Room 325
Final Exam:
Mon 20th Feb, 10:00 hrs - 12:15 hrs at Education Seminar Room 325
Van Putte, C., Regan, J. and Russo, A. (2010) Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology 7th Ed, McGraw Hill. The edition comes with a custom publication of: Mader, S.S. (2008) Human Biology, 10th edition, McGraw Hill.


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But if I'm telling you it's really because I care.
To others whom I have dropped from my life without my caring pearls of wisdom...you are not worthy of my friendship or honesty.
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Update: My Life in Kyoto, Winter 2009
I woke up to a rumbling sound this morning. In the moment between sleeping and waking, I imagined a troupe of insolent monkeys playing on our roof.
I finally managed to get up and pull aside the curtains. I looked out the window and saw, yes, a troupe of insolent monkeys climbing on the railings of our neighbors' houses. Because we live at the foot of a mountain range on the northern edge of Kyoto, the monkeys know that they were here first.
Though Kyoto winters are considered to be cold, by Japan standards, red camelias continuously bloom throughout the city, from the end of December through mid-spring. They are especially photogenic in the snow, but this winter has been too warm for much snowfall.
The annual Japan Fine Arts Exhibition (Nitten) was held at the Meiji-era (late 1800's) Kyoto Museum of Art. I walked from room to room to room of huge paintings, contemporary ceramics, woven and dyed works, a huge room of large sculpture and even some lacquer ware.
There were a considerable number of paintings that expressed nature in a way that reminded me of the Rimpa school of the 1700's which later gave birth to art nouveau. I found these new paintings to be enchanting visions of nature—secret glimpses into devic kingdoms or the lands of the Shinto gods.
Painting by Seki Tomomichi (2008)


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Appeal from order of Court of Common Pleas No. 7 of Philadelphia County, June T., 1965, No. 3845, in case of Commonwealth ex rel. Edwin Walker v. David N. Myers, Superintendent.
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Same, same but different! : determinants of economic growth in autocracies
Thesis (M.P.P.)--Georgetown University, 2011.; Includes bibliographical references.; Text (Electronic thesis) in PDF format. By examining the relationship between political institutions and economic growth, the following research will focus on a subset of political economy, namely economic performance in autocracies. With the recent financial crisis, the debate on political institutions and economic growth has resurfaced. While some autocracies grow at extremely high rates, others struggle to grow at all.
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I've been being lazy. On purpose. I took a 'me' respite week and tagged along with a good friend to Washington D.C and Pittsburg. When I say lazy, I don't mean I did nothing. For me lazy means not doing all the thing I feel like I should be doing. The items on my mental daily at home list. This trip I didn't do any of 'those' things. I did what I felt like at that moment.
We flew to Washing ton D.C. to run the Army 10 miler, a race benefiting the service members and their families. The men and women serving still, retired and remembered. Their loved ones. It was a sobering and inspiring run. We ran through the streets of D.C past monuments honoring others sacrifices.
My friend and I then drove to Pittsburgh. The fall colors were beautiful. Truly stunning! While she was in her conference I spend the days exploring Pittsburgh on my own. I had hours of self-reflection and hours of walking. Both are very therapeutic for me. I went to museums, a lovely botanical garden and I walked through beautiful college buildings. I reminisced about my days in college and what my goals had been then and what they are now.
I wandered, just with a goal of a far off bridge to cross and when I reached it and crossed to the other side I looked for another. As I crossed the next bridge I was feeling at peace. Peace with where my life is now. Missing my family and longing for the little hands to be tugging on my clothes. Dreaming about hearing their little voices calling out Momma, over and over.
We ate wonderful food. We laughed. We talked. We took ridiculous online quizzes. I have a new self mantra according to buzzfeed, a personal theme song and a movie star boyfriend from the 80's. Best of all I renewed my sense of self and I am home now back where my heart belongs. With the ones I love.


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Auction Sales. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, N)Yi£il3Ell 8. ASHBURTON SALE ROOMS AND yards. JE. BUCHANAN & CO. will hold , their usual weekly sale of Polar oes Oats Iron Bedsteads Chinaware Sundry Effects. J. E. BUCHANAN & Co. , 173 Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 12th NOVEMBER, At 2 p.m. JE. BUCHANAN AND CO. hare , received instructions to sell by public auction at their Rooms, Havelock Street, on the above date—--0 Suburban Sections ; Also, 1 Double-seated Bugcy. Terms very liberal. For plans and particulars apply at v! e Auctioneers' oliice. J. E. BUCHANAN & CO., Auctioneers. WINSLOW, ASHBURTON. Messrs h. matron and 00. have received instructions from Messrs Fnsby Bros, to SELL BY AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE, At tlic Homestead, n- ar VV uisiow ON MONDAY, 10th INSTANT, At 12 o'clock, THEIR MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD OF jAA ACRES OF FIRST-CLASS TV/ V 7 LAND, of which 150 acres are in crop ; Also, THEIR LEASEHOLD OF 9/0 ACRES ADJOINING.. THE W I ■'■J A LOVE, of which 230 acres are in crop. Those Farms, containing as they do, some of the choicest and earliest selected land in the Ashhurion district: and being only three and a-half miles from Tin warn and one and a-half miles from Winslow • offer facilities for the conveyance of produce seldom to be met with. On the Farms there are two good Seven-roomed Houses and a good Garden. The land is thoroughly fenced, and, taken as a whole, is one of the best properties that has been offered to the public for some considerable time past. Together with their STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Ac., &c., &c. HORSES. I hay mare, Fanny, aged l bay marc, Nellie, aged I black geiding. Prince, 4yrs I roan gelding, Charlie, aged I bay gelding, Balo, fyrs I bay gelding, Jock, 3yrs I chestnut gelding, Paddy, 4yrs I bay filly. Blossom, 3yrs l bay filly, Kitty, 3yrs 1 chestnut m: re Jessie, Syrs 2 two-year-olds by Rob Koy 2 two-year-olds by Champion I fdly by Bamcy O'Hea 1 one-year-old by <, bief 1 seven-year-old brood mare 8 milch cows - - 2 yearlings 2 nine-months 4 calves 360 sheep, mixed ages and sexes 20 pigs Fowls, &c. IMPLEMENTS. 2 double-furrow ploughs hv Duncan 1 single-fa 1 row plough by'Hornsby 2 sets har;o'\s 1 chain harrow, 16 ft I broadcast sowing machine, by Dcncais, first prize at Show 1 Bft Cambridge roller, by Anderson I 4-horse-power and intermediate 1 Richmond and Chandler chaffcutter 1 cultivator 3 drays 1 spring trap and harness Harness for ten horses 2 Samuelson's six-arm reapers 1 Osborne's reaper and binder Weighing machine 300 sacks. Also, Hay, Clover hay 150 red clover ' 7 tons oaten sheaves Quantity of oats. Also, The FURNITURE contained in the two dwelling-houses. Inspection is invited. MONDAY, ioth INSTANT. Sale at 12 o'clock. 166 H. MATSON AND CO| THE ASHBURTON GUARDIAN, Prick Twopence, CAN be obtained from the following Agents, who will receive orders - H. M. Jones ... The Triangle E. A. Garnett ... East Street K. Sando ... East Street D. Williamson ... East Street M, Guianey ... ■ Wakanui . M. Atkinson ... Seafield G. Leadley ..... .Wakanui Cre«k ; T. M. Jones.&.Co.. .d Seafield J. Lambie ... Kyle: Win. Cox ... . Bakaia W. C. Morgan ... Alford Forest W. Harris ... Winslow J. Davison ... Westerfield J. Stephens 1 ' ". Alford Forest T. E. Tomlinson ... Mount Soraais. P. Tisch Spread Eagls A. R. Markham &Uo. Chertsey M; Hudson ... Waterton W. H. Wako ... Ashton J. Bowick ... Mayfield Intending Subscribers will please fillup forms, which can be obtained from any'of the above Agents.. They will also oblige by stilting on-ithe back of the order,.t<» which agent they pay their subscriptions. . , WEEKS ,15; DIXON, .>■;£' ' , Printers- and
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Well, World Cup 2010 in South Africa is soon coming to a close. As perhaps to be expected, most of the predictions were misleading or were overtly overoptimistic in the first place, barring Paul The Octopus of course (more on this here and here).
Now that Germany have beaten Argentina very convincingly, England's defeat doesn't look too shabby. However, England's problems still remain and some key changes will need to be made. It's an interesting case of 'lessons learnt', particularly as it's the complicated type where politics and egos are bound to have a key determining role.
There was a nice summary in a leader in The Times recently (before the confirmation of the continuation of Fabio Capello as manager), here's an extract:
To learn from defeat requires an understanding of causes. The FA has now tried every type of coach, from passionate motivators to coolheaded rationalists. None has succeeded, so it is obviously time to look elsewhere for the real reasons for England's failures. It's time to invest in the grass roots, not to redecorate the shop window. There are now 34,000 elite Uefa-trained coaches in Germany. England has fewer than 3,000. After Germany's defeat at Euro 2000, all that nation's top clubs were told to establish youth academies or face having their licences revoked.
Supporters may crave the thrill of change, even if it is only cosmetic. But José Mourinho or Arsène Wenger would probably not fix the England team, even if either could be persuaded to take on the impossible job. Unless English football addresses its structural inadequacies, we won't need a great manager to win the World Cup. We will need a miracle.
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Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Welcome to Horouxville
Most people seem to have decided that yes, those dam Quebeckers are as backwards as can possibly be. Comparisons have been drawn, almost immediately too, to the KKK, the Know-Nothings, and all the other sad examples of race/culture based prejudice. Jean Charest, the premier of Quebec, publically denounced the town and defended the rights of immigrants to express themselves.
The 'edict' or whatever is silly. It is heavy handed and it is offensive. But it is wrong? Canadians seem to forget that integration and inculturation are the most beneficial things most immigrants can hope to achieve. By this I mean following and respecting the norms of the society you find yourself living in. Japanese Canadians, for example, are the most successful non-white ethnic group as whole in Canada, far ahead of Indian, aboriginal, black, and other Asian groups. Why? Because after the Japanese ghettos were broken up post-WW2, Japanese people had to integrate into the larger, non-Japanese society.
Rather than condemn the residents of Horouxville, Canadians should really take this moment to stop and ponder what multi-culturalism really entails.
Monday, January 29, 2007
Kim/Tim, Your Life is Gonna Suck
Perhaps the most frightening part of the report is that doctors diagnosed the boy as a 'transsexual' 2 years ago, or better yet, when he was only 10. 10! Dare I suggest to this boy that he may have a massive future malpractice case on his hands if ever he recovers from the barbarous and inhumane 'treatment' being pushing upon him?
The entire situation reeks of something nastier than simply a confused boy (and ergo confused parents) making some unrealistically poor decisions. It's little more than a hypothesis, but from the surface, it looks as if a group of very zealous and very morally-detached researchers preyed upon this boy and his family. Guinea pig is hardly the term I would want to use, but what else can I say?
Prayers for this boy, his family, and the doctors.
Thursday, January 25, 2007
Brian Higgins and The Great Homily Diss
So anyway, during the homily, the deacon accused made a comment that parishoners upset with the latest anti-life developments in Washington could take it up with Brian Higgins, the local representative who happened to be present during the Mass. After this, Higgins took his family and left Mass, apparently shocked and disgusted by the deacon's behaviour. The pastor and bishop rushed soon after to apologize to Higgins, and to public announce their intention to remonstrate the deacon.
Until the facts of the event come out in more detail, I won't comment.
Catholics for a Free Choice & The Rest
Catholics for a Free Choice.
The Anglican/Episcopalian Church.
Each of these claim to represent Catholicism, each in differing degrees. Call to Action claims to represent the disaffected, disillusioned, and disenfranchised Catholics turned away by the Church's refusal to amend Her ways. DignityUSA claims to support those with homosexual tendencies who cannot (a) live as a faithful Catholic and (b) leave the Church. Catholics for a Free Choice claims, like Call to Action, to lobby for a 'liberalization' of the Church's eternal teachings, and also claims to represent a large number of people. Finally, the Anglican/Episcopalian Church defines itself as Catholic, sometimes with a capital 'c' and sometimes with a lower case 'c' - clarity not being one of its most noticeable features.
Of all of these groups, the only truly honest one is, !quelle surprise!, the Anglican/Episcopalian Church. Sure, every Catholic is well aware of the history of the Anglican Church, and has a right to disagree with my opinion, but at least the Anglicans formally left Catholicism when its leaders couldn't find the energy to hold fast to the Catholic (notice the large 'c') Church. The other groups, thus, while claiming to belong to the Catholic Church, don't really in reality.
By separating oneself from the Church on certain dogmas (which strangely enough, always seem to have something to do with sex), one begins to enter into the realm of Protestantism. Protestants, you see, are the honest Catholics who once upon again for whatever the reason decided that life was better when you cooked up your own recipe for eternal salvation and realised that such a philosophy was incompatible with Catholicism, and left. Call to Action, DignityUSA and CFFC on the other hand, are sort of Protestants in transition. They believe Protestant things, but don't believe that they're Protestants.
The problem lay Catholics face when approaching people involved or snared by these groups is that there is, or at least there has been, little support from local Church hierarchy. As I'm sure many Catholics will agree, most bishops appear more concerned with stepping on people's toes and PR than working to improve the spiritual health of their diocese. But this is beside the point, for these groups are lay run and in some cases lay funded. It is the role of the laity to make sure these groups are not able to put any more people in jeopardy.
How can we do this? Discussion and prayer.
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Photos of the Walk for Life March
FYI: The Walk for Life is the largest march in Washington, each year, without exception. So why is it that its rarely covered by the national and major media outlets?
Suicide, End of Life, and Sacrifice
ROME: The Vatican's rigid opposition to euthanasia has come under fire from within its own ranks after it denied a religious funeral to a paralysed man who had asked to be removed from a life-saving respirator.
The influential former archbishop of Milan, Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini, said on Sunday that terminally ill patients should be given the right to refuse treatments and that the doctors who assist them should be protected by law.
Now the case in questions concerns a Italian man suffering from muscular dystrophy who was being kept alive by a respirator. The Church denied him a Catholic funeral, saying that he had frequently publicly expressed a desire to end his life, and thus clearly opposed Catholic doctrine. Since many people, and I'm assuming that also means most Italians, don't know the Church's stance on end of life questions, some clarification is in order. But let's organize the facts first:(1) A man was suffering from a terminal illness.
(2) The man was being kept alive by a respirator.
(3) The man had frequently requested that his life be ended.
(4) Death was procured by the doctor removing the man from the respirator.
Catholic doctrine, according to the Catechism, clearly states that no person man make an act which results in definite death. Such an act not only endangers our soul, but it also endangers the soul of any person who participates in the death, such as the doctor in this case. The Catechism however also states that a person may refuse 'extraordinary' treatments which prolong death. Can a respirator be considered 'extraordinary' treatment?
The respirator question, I think, is something of a red herring. The key to this problem is, once again, intentionality. It is clear from the news reports and the reaction of the Church that the suffering man had made it clear that he sought to end his life. This is akin to suicide, and thus the Church made the correct, however unpopular, decision to not afford this man a Catholic funeral.
Monday, January 22, 2007
But Christians Aren't Persecuted!
Well they can now considered themselves shocked. A recently leaked document from the Burmese government calls for the eradication of Christianity, ergo Christians too, from the country. The article I've linked states that this is part of a larger agenda of the Burmese government to make a 'pure' country, which doesn't sound at all unsimilar to those of us with good memories. The VainGlorious Fuhrer wanted to do the same thing, and did, in Germany 70 years ago. Prayers for all those living in Burma.
A Few More Thoughts on Obama
Seriously, the more I read about Obama, the less and less I think he is suited for the top political position of the Western, Eastern, Northern and Southern World. Going back to what we know about him:
- He's a deep blue Democrat, though not as radical as the current party leaders
- He's from a Muslim background, but is a Christian Congregationalist
- He entered politics back in 1996, but has only had noticeable success since 2002
And that's it. Obama has less than 10 years experience working in the public office, never in a position of any authority, and he's expected to be the Democrat's best hope for retaking the presidency?
My final reaction is this: If Americans elect Obama, it will be because of some sort of reverse racism which is clouding their judgement. American are so eager to prove to the world that they are no longer racist, or better yet, that they as a nation are actually just as progressive as the media, academia and elite cliques wish they were, that they will elect a man with little experience or knowledge of global, or even domestic, politics to the presidency.
GW Bush was/is a bad president. Obama will be worse.
Thursday, January 18, 2007
Little Dudko on the Prairie
The last time the CBC spent so much money advertising a show, it had to do with Canadian things, like rubber pucks, gritty tape, thin ice and Swedish millionaires. But this is the latter half of the first decade of the new millenium, and being as cutting edge as CBC naturally is, we have Little Mosque on the Prairie instead. Korans, abrogated verses and polygamy are not Canadian things, however they are destined to grab people's attention until the Islam vs. Everybody war is finally settled.
For that reason alone, Little Mosque on the Prairie isn't a poor choice as a flagship show for an increasingly embattled and irrelevant TV-station. The CBC hasn't drawn serious audiences for any of its programs, other than Hockey Night in Canada, for many years. A solution had to be found, and fresh off the foiled homegrown-Islamist attack of the past summer, and the 249 or so reported Islamist attacks which occurred in December 2006, the 'clever' heads at CBC had the perfect environment to run Little Mosque.
Now a television show depicting the lives of Muslims in an overwhelmingly Christian nation would be fun, since Islam demands so much of its adherents that alienates them from their surrounding culture. Imagine the hilarity of a Muslim boy accidently eating goat or pig at a birthday party! Or the smiles to be had after Upajj, the 2nd wife, finds her husband, Muhamed Mohammad Muhamad, in perverse coitus with Faturash, the 8th wife!
According to cbcwatch, Little Mosque pulled in 2,100,000 viewers for its debut 2 Mondays ago, a good showing for a Canadian program. But then this past week, the CBC decided to rerun the debut show on Monday, rather than the next episode as promised. The rerun still gathered about 600,000, which is pretty good, considered that the much hyped The Hour with George Strombo didn't even top that for its net ratings of 2006.
But anyways, the problems with Little Mosque became readily apparent after the first five minutes. The Muslims you see, are simply portrayed as misunderstood people. Typical Canadians are rascist, xenophobic, hypocritical and bigoted people whose pedantry prevents them from realizes who joyfully wonderful these Muslims really are. The message is, Muslims don't have a problem integrating into Canada, Canadians have a problem integrating Muslims into Canada.
My Buddy Barack
For many Canadians, he seems like the best thing since Bill Clinton (most Canadians are shamefully unaware of Bill's personal involvement and financial profit in the tainted blood scandal of years back, nor are they aware of Clinton & Gore's scuttling of Kyoto). For many Democrats, he is the small 'em' messiah, the one candidate who offers respite and hope from the crustiness of the old guard of Kennedy's and Kerry's and the gilded feminazifuhrer who goes by the name of Hilary Rodham Clinton.
For many conservatives, Obama is something of an enigma. He is charming and he is the first non-white Democrat in a long while to have a shot at leading the party's presidential bid. It is known that he is a born-again Christian, and that he has worked with social conservative heart-throb Sam Brownback on at least one occassion.
But what is Obama really like?
He's pro-choice: NARAL and other pro-abortion groups have consistently found him to be a reliable ally. He voted against a bill which would have offered medical support to surviving babies of botched abortions, and has voted against a ban on partial birth abortions (the ones where the baby is halfway born, then the 'doctor' cuts its spin in half).
He's anti-marriage: He has said that he personally believes that marriage is between only one man and one woman, but then voted against any constitutional entrenchment of marriage. This either makes him forgetful, or the perfect example of a hypocrite. You decide.
He's anti-war: Well who isn't? The problem is Obama hasn't made it clear how he sees the West protecting itself from its enemies. Hoping for reconcilliation is one thing, but believing that it is the Democrats of America who are the ones to foster it is dangerously close to hubris.
So is he a better choice than the other Democrats? Probably not, but he will have much more success selling himself to the public than the others.
Happy New Year!
Back at work. Back at blogging. Back in Victoria.
Some things have changed, and some things haven't. I'm now married and I now spend all of my non-work time (which is a lot) with another person. I now sleep in a bed with someone who gives new meaning to the term 'blanket hog'. It's said that you can never really prepare yourself for the trials and joys of marriage. That's true - you can't prepare yourself for waking up every morning at 5am without any covers. There is no subsitute for experience.
Christmas was unfortunately quite a rush. My family and I are the types who enjoy a prolonged, relaxed Christmas. 12 days usually isn't enough, particularly when there is a wedding right in the middle of it. The wedding however was a success by all accounts. People seemed to have enjoyed themselves, and ate and drank well. I only wish I could remember more of it.


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We mostly spent time here, as it was freezing outside, but we did go in to Cambridge to the Harvard Museum of Natural History, which was pretty cool, and my parents got to drive around the city and see some sites. My grandma was also able to come up and she and my parents and Scott and I were able to go the Boston Temple, which was wonderful.
Since my birthday was the day after they left, we got to celebrate my birthday for several days in a row. My grandma took us out to dinner on Saturday, and my mom made a great dinner on Sunday and we had cake #1. As you can tell in the video below, Alan's reaction to birthday cakes hasn't changed that much since his first birthday. :)
Then on my actual birthday, Scott made dinner and another cake (much to Alan's dismay). He also got us tickets to see Mary Poppins in a couple of weeks! So fun!
Overall, a great birthday weekend! Thanks everyone. Here are a couple of other cute pictures that I thought I'd tack on the end.
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So now that scheduling is all figured out, for the most part, I am less stressed about life. I have a plan and if I stick to it, I should be all set for completing everything I want. So that's really awesome.
Happily, I signed up for my minor today, so I am almost officially minoring in Italian. I am very excited about this fact, because in the same vein (as in, the vein of Italian) my professoressa told us today that we only have 2 more verb tenses to learn in 102 and just one in 201 if we so choose to continue. Which I obviously have. So, while this semester has been grammar intensive, it is totally worth it! Now we are probably just going to be learning nitpicky stuff, and when I say now I mean next semester. Which is practically now.
That is an exciting and scary prospect. I'm excited since our first year is almost over, but a little sad too. It kind of flew by. It seems like only a few days ago I was shedding a couple of tears as my parents left me here, and I just wanted to go home. Now I kind of want to go home to see friends and family, but this is also like my home (and will be for part of the summer). So I'm sad too, because I don't want these 4 years to fly by and me to miss out on things or regret things, and I'm worried about the future after college, what with jobs and families and all of that that I refuse to think about until at least junior year.
So, Glee started again, and it wasn't what I expected it to be. It was funny and awesome, but I'm just sad about the whole Will/Emma thing, but I'm not giving up! I think Will just needs to find himself and in doing so will realize that Emma is the one for him. So yeah. That's what I want. I also want Jonathan Groff's character to not be a douchebag, but apparently that isn't going to happen. Meh, it's a pretty formulaic show, but I LOVE it all the same. Extra points because they mentioned Phantom in the episode.
I was really agitated yesterday and didn't feel like accomplishing homework, so I did something much more important- leveled up my characters in Final Fantasy VIII. There is nothing like laying waste to hundreds of random monsters to get the bad energy out. Anyway, since that makes almost no sense to nongamers, I'll be brief with this section. Sarah and I are making excellent progress, which I am pleased with. I'm also pleased with the fact that I can balance gaming with normal social activities and haven't become a recluse in my room like some gamers we know, like World of Warcraft. Cause that's just odd. And gives normal gamers a bad reputation.
This week has also been better in the fact that I am sleeping better during the night. I fall asleep without too much tossing and turning, and sleep relatively soundly for most of the night, something I have been having problems with for the last few weeks. So hopefully my body has righted itself and I won't be so tired all the time. Naps are still good.
Also, while mailing things at the post office, some lady said I should fill out an application (Sarah too) because I have a good personality and my parents work at the post office so I have 'experience.' Which is good, hopefully I'll have a job (or 2 if I get COMP TA), but I hope she realizes that because my parents work at the Post Office, I NEVER learned how to mail stuff. I'd just give it to my mom and she'd do it for me. Sooooooooo yeah... Oh well, it is still an opportunity so I might as well try.
So that's about it. Random update, but I'm a bit bored, procrastinating a bit, and waiting for Cesca to call so there isn't much point in starting any homework. Yup. Sounds about right to me. Especially since part of my homework involves studying for Macro, a class that is the bane of my existence, although I am inexplicably good at it. No idea how/why, but I'm not complaining.
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There are many amazing landmarks and natural wonders to see in Hawaii. Although we think seeing Hawaii from the air is the best view there is, many spots on Hawaii are also accessible by foot, boat or car. However, there are some jaw-dropping locations in Hawaii that are only accessible by helicopter, and one of these places is Sacred Falls.
About Sacred Falls:
Sacred Falls is a gorgeous 80-foot cascade of water that flows between two steep mountain peaks, landing in a pool of ice-cold water. Surrounding the falls are the lush, green walls of Kaluanui valley, making the view of the water even more stunning. The view of the falls from a helicopter is amazing, and provides perspective for just how beautiful this waterfall is in context to the greenery around it.
The Legend:
Ancient Hawaiians referred to Sacred Falls as Kaliuwa'a, which is the Hawaiian equivalent to "leaking canoe." This valley gets its name from a story about a demigood named Kamapua'a. This devious Polynesian demigod could take the shape of both a man and a pig (or a herd of pigs). The ability of turning into a pig helped him to raid local villages of food and supplies. Folklore tells that he escaped into the Kaliuwa'a valley, his pig-shape allowing him to get away from the local villagers.
The History:
Sacred Falls is permanently closed. The trail used to be accessible to hikers. However, after a terrible landslide that killed eight people and injured over 30 others, the trail closed. It has not reopened since 1999.
Even though Sacred Falls trail is permanently closed, many people still attempt to climb up to the falls. There have been many injuries at Sacred Falls. Besides the physical risk of the falls, there is a very hefty fine that is given to anyone caught trying to hike this dangerous trail.
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A lot of work went into the final design choice – no pink, no bling, I was struggling to come up with anything until they mentioned that she was sporty – they decided on her in her touchy footy uniform – which I'm afraid will have to be allowed some artistic licence as the only reference I had were a dozen pics of them in action on the field LOL (funny how non-cakey people think we are magicians)
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Gumpaste figurine on cake along with exploding stars – I wanted to get away from the silver cachous in the centre (because they are an absolute nightmare when you go to cut the cake, can't contain them and bouncing everywhere – was lucky to have on hand some small baking type smarties and sat there and picked out the red, yellow and green ones.
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Nathan and I carried on a 45-minute conversation over iChat today without either one of us remembering that today is our 6th anniversary. Then, some time later, we both said "Um...forgot to tell you something....Happy Anniversary!"
It was pretty funny, but also a nice reminder of why we might just be perfect for each other.
So to celebrate tonight, we took a night off from cooking and a night off from our diet and ordered a fabulous Conan's pepperoni pizza which we just polished off with some ice-cold cherry Coke.
We also have some skittles (sour for me, and classic for Nathan) lined up for our double feature of crappy movies that we got on Netflix.
Last year for our anniversary, we went to a ridiculously decadent fondue restaurant. This year, it's pizza, Coke and Netflix, and I couldn't be happier.
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Hey, speaking of ye olde comic shoppe.
I was at Kings last Saturday picking up my comics, and the owner's son was chilling out behind the counter on some downtime between rounds of the Saturday Yu-Gi-Oh Tournament. He expressed his surprised that I wasn't picking up the latest AVENGERS VERSUS X-MEN issue. I told him I wasn't a Marvel reader.
"How can you be a Comic Book Hipster and not be reading Marvel?"
I thought you couldn't be a comic book hipster if you did read Marvel. I figured that a comic book hipster was pretty much one and the same as the "indier than thou" crowd. I was actually worried about being lumped into that group with my reading stuffs lately. No, I haven't been reading Marvel for years. I did give them a shot again with FF on the advice of some valued friends, but it just wasn't for me. I stopped reading DC, and that wasn't so much me leaving DC Comics as DC Comics leaving me. My reading currently consists mostly of books from Dark Horse and Image. And for anyone reading this and thinking "well those are indy companies" you haven't been paying attention. Dark Horse has major franchises like STAR WARS and BUFFY, as well as HELLBOY. If you've had multiple books from your company be made into movies, you're no longer indy. Image has THE WALKING DEAD. That's just about the hottest show on TV. There's no more "Big Two", its the "Big Four" now. Has been for a long time.
So, I'm not in the "indier than thou" crowd, but am I a comic book hipster? I have enough of a knowledge base of comics that I feel confident that I could teach an undergraduate course on the subject. Still, the term "comic book hipster" conjures a certain image in mind. Skinny jeans, and knit hats. T-shirts of comics that either people haven't heard of or ones that people had and that were made into movies,but the person wearing it will be quick to point out that he was into that book before everyone else. Glasses that are big and black that make sure to let people know that this individual reads a lot. They must read a lot. Look at the size of their glasses, for cryin' out loud. They look down their noses at anyone who dares to read a comic they find unworthy of their interest. Its kinda like fanboys who leveled up.
Stopping to consider my current self in relevance to my notion of a comic book hipster, I don't think I fit. My glasses aren't thick enough. I sure as hell don't wear skinny jeans. Actually, I'm usually wearing my work clothes, and those have been through hell and back on my construction job.
I do have a habit of being snarky towards some of the things I don't like. I got a little heat because after getting a description of the X-Men storyline "The Messiah Complex" I said it sounded really stupid and I wouldn't bother reading it. Sure, that sounds like me being a prick, but I can't really get excited about a book, no matter how glowingly someone describes it, if the entire premise sounds dumb to me. My friends convinced me to give FF a try due to their knowledge that an issue of THE FANTASTIC FOUR was one of the first ones I every got, and that there were going to be interesting directions explored in the comic in that it was super-heroes through a nearly pure sci-fi prism, which is how I like my Fantastic Four. Sure, I didn't like the issue I bought, but at least my friends made a proper sale of it. The bit about "Messiah Complex" tying into all these other "event" stories isn't a selling point either.
"It ties directly into HOUSE OF M."
"What? So, I have to read that too?"
That's not being a snotty comic book hipster so much as being a guy who really doesn't want to track down comics that don't sound interesting and read them. There's too much other interesting stuff that I want to read but haven't had the chance.
Is there a bit too much of "we're the cool comic book reading guys" going on here? Is it like when the guys on THE BIG BANG THEORY call someone else a "dork"? You do see it sometimes, but really a nerd calling a nerd "nerd" is just stupid. I do revel in my fantasy of seeing the guys from Comic Kings throwing down with the crew from Local Heroes like a geek version of the Sharks and Jets, with Mike Federali writing the entire score to this nerd gang musical.
So, I'm not a comic book hipster, and definitely not a fan boy. I'm not "indier than thou" either. Fine by me. I've had enough stupid labels stuck to me over the years.
I'm just bummed that "Lord Nozz, Prince of Pain" never stuck.
What? You sayin' that just because a guy is a level 30 alchemist that he can't serve some shit?
That's it for me guys. See y'all Sunday.