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I haven't blogged in a while, but have been quite active with my vlog over at youtube.com/jenniferpoco. just checking in. having a nice weekend taking in the start of the NCAA and NFL football seasons, and keeping up with the US Open tennis.
I had a trip to St. Pierre, France last month - one of two small islands off the coast of the Burin Peninsula of Newfoundland. Really fun to finally get over there for a visit. Looks like France but on Newfoundland geography. Fittingly, it rained the entire time I was there.
I recently had an amazing experience of being interviewed for a director-level job with the Government of Saskatchewan, and a senior analyst level job with the Government of Alberta. Quite excited about this. Will be very interesting to see how things go. Meanwhile, no evidence of any opportunities for advancement or new opportunities with my present employer, Government of Newfoundland.
Took a drive out to Topsail Beach last weekend, and Middle Cove beach today - cloudy and cool, but nice enough to at least stick my legs into the ocean. Still love being close to the ocean. It would be very tough and sad emotionally if I had to leave for the west to take a job.
Visited Cape Spear today to take a long hard stare at the starting line of Cape to Cabot 20k race - which I am registered to start and run for the 6th year in a row next month. ankle ligament, knee problems, and most recently, back problems, have significantly slowed down my training. I still don't know if I will even be able to start the race. I essentially have one more week to withdraw, or lose my money and cost someone on the waiting list a shot to run it. this week ahead will be critical in determining whether or not I decide to give it a go. as one of only 18 runners who have run them all, I would really hate to miss it. but I will do what is in the best interest in my body, and the best interest to the running community (i won't start the race unless I am confident I can not only finish it, but finish within the time limit)
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I found this one and it made me laugh. It's so cool!
Yes, this next one is Kingdom Hearts again, but that's not the point. You can ignore the video if you like, but the audio is funny. The guy talking is called Dane Cook - look him up on YouTube, he's got quite a few funny things up there.
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Well - It happened. Sparrow met Singer and it was love at first sight!! This week I sat down, put thread to material, and I actually managed to make a pillow come out of the whole darn mess. [note: To be more accurate I first went to fabric-land, then I read some instructions, spooled some thread, ate a sandwich, tried to set the machine up, got a bit angry, changed clothes, got more comfortable, pet the cat, finally spooled, cut some material, ironed the seams, and THEN I sewed a pillow..... this is less about the pillow, more about taking the plunge.]
As an inexperienced sewer, shopping for material was an experience all of its own.
I felt like a cross between kid in a candy shop and a kid in an adult video store....... I didn't set out to draw that exact visual comparison - though upon further consideration it does seem to make the connection work.... What I am (rather crassly) trying to point out is the fact that I was WAY out of my element. I don't know what I thought would happen (perhaps that I would find a similar pattern to that of the picture in my book?), but man alive, it was a bit of an inundation of choices.
Firstly, I had no idea what type of material to buy so I walked around touching just about every bolt (I learned that that is what rolls of material are called) I could. Essentially the exercise here was just "feel" my way to an ideal pillow material. (I call it... "instinctual fabric shopping".. let the fibres choose you).
Next I had to text Sloop John B and ask him to convert for me, yards to meters. This is because I didn't want to look like a fool when ordering, and I don't speak the "yard" talk.... ("football season starts this week Emily!"....)
As it turns out I ended up with far too much, but no matter, it was on sale and I now I've got myself not ONE but TWO fabulous envelope pillows.
Errr.. to be more honest I have two envelope pillows; one is fabulous, the second is less fabulous, more.. functional. You see, in haste I sewed the back piece on inside out or backwards... but I left it as it was as a lesson and warning... take your time!
BUT I digress, the adventure continues. You are reading along with someone who had no clue how to thread the darn machine let alone spool a bobbin. But, I managed to spool the heck out the bobbin, snap it into place and then I was off to the races. Of course this was after about ... hmmm 5 attempts while swearing, sweating, and having self defeatist thoughts. Not too shabby for my first time.
For anyone just beginning I would recommend setting aside about 1/2 an hour, to set your machine up, no stress, no rush. I think I've managed to get a handle on all things bobbin after deciphering the VERY hazy pictures in my "SINGER Model 9020" Instruction Manual. For instance, in one case the instructions said: "Holding the Bobbin in Place, guide thread into notch (1), and then into notch (2)." You might assume there were numbers in the picture to the diagram, but if you did you would be wrong.
So, yes, NEEDLEss to say (oh the opportunities for PUNS are endless!) it took a bit of struggling and swearing but I think SINGER and I have come to a mutual understanding, and lets just say bobbins won't be a problem any longer.
If you are interested in how it turned out take a look at The Pillow Post
This post is dedicated to Mama Sparrow who gave me SINGER for my birthday.. Thanks mom!


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"All I can tell them is pick a good one and sock it." --BABE RUTH
I've always thought of chaff as guys who you aren't really counting on for anything. He would be a nice player to have, but you just have to hope something clicks with him. He is extremely young for his league so he has time.
Edd Roush (07-05-2013),OnBaseMachine (07-08-2013)
*BaseClogger* (07-05-2013)
I love how his name is in the title and he's still in the majors but nobody 'tracks' Volquez. I just went to his BR page and while I remembered his 2008 season being really good, it was even better than I remembered. Easily outpitched Harang and Arroyo and even managed to rack up 17 wins while striking out as many batters as a still healthy and dominant Johan Santana. He seemed poised to be the ace we see Cueto as now, but then came the arm injury and the PED suspension.
I dont care, Votto said of passing his friend and former teammate. Hes in the past. Bye-bye, Jay.
Grandal is down for the count. Knee injury, apparently some damage to both the ACL and MCL.
"Ill kind of have a foot on the back of my own butt. Thats just how I do things. -- Bryan Price, 10/22/2013
Always Red (07-06-2013)
How many people here thought Travis Wood would be the hands-down "winner" of this tracking thread at this point in 2013? I can't say I did -- though I worried that we hadn't seen the last of him, I certainly didn't expect him to be an All-Star. Congratulations to Travis.
Slyder (07-08-2013)
Apparently Oakland is expected to DFA Adam Rosales. That was still one of my favorite trades, where we sent Rosales and Willy Taveras to Oakland for Aaron Miles (who would never put on a Reds uniform).
I dont care, Votto said of passing his friend and former teammate. Hes in the past. Bye-bye, Jay.
thatcoolguy_22 (07-08-2013)
One stat does not make one a bad pitcher... It isn't walks that are killing him. It's hits. You can be successful walking a lot of guys if you keep the hits down and the ball in the yard. I liked Volquez because I believed he could do that. I was wrong. Had he stayed a 200+ IP guy and kept his hits allowed below 170, then he's valuable regardless of the walks. But the hits creeped up and the walk rate bumped up a bit too. That negated his best weapon, the strikeout.
But I don't believe the walk rate led to more hits. I think his stuff just became a bit more hittable.
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Archive for June, 2009
June 2009: Rosé
Rosé is doesn't take itself too seriously and that's part of the fun. It's pink in every hue. It's seasonal and shows up just when you need something refreshing to drink. It's cool, it's fruity, and it's affordable. In the last decade, dry rosé has taken off in the US. What's fun for those of us who enjoy drinking it is it can be simple-dimple enjoyment on a hot summer day, or there can be some subtle, slightly more serious wine drinking going on. Check out the tasting notes:
By the way, France – home of rosé – stole the show, but then again they have a lot of practice. As regions around the world start to dabble in rosé they'll become competitive too.
EXCELLENT (90-94 points)
Chateau Val Joanis 2008 Rosé (91 points)
Region: Luberon, France; Varietals: Syrah/Grenache; Retail: $15
Notes: Orange copper hue. Big aromas of nectarine & red apples. Creamy with luscious tropical fruits – pears, pineapple and subtle watermelon. Acids could be a little more present – but overall, lovely. (Gina)
Notes: Nearly colorless. Subdued, white wine aromas (steely) but also hints of plums. Nice flavors, lychee and other tropical fruit. (Matt)
Domaine Saint Roch les Vignes 2008 Rosé (91 points)
Region: Provence, France; Varietals: Cinsault/Grenache; Retail: $16
Notes: Copper color. Honeydew melon & a touch of strawberry on the nose. Melon echoes on the palate. Grapefruit on the back palate leads to a crispy and minerally finish that lingers. (Chris)
Notes: Color: light pink, bunny nose pink. Nose: clean & minerally, pink quartz, hints of fresh fennel & orange zest. Palate: bright acidity, pink lemonade, fennel, tastes like summer picnics. (Ken)
Triennes 2008 Rosé (91 points)
Region: Provence, France; Varietals: Cinsault/Grenache; Retail: $18
Notes: The lightest pink color I've ever seen. Mint aromas incredible! Intense strawberries and raspberries on the palate. The finish is long and beautiful. (Fernando)
Notes: Peach pink color. Beautiful aromas & flavors of sweet strawberries, honey dew melon. Beautiful, smooth, velvety texture with perfect acidity. Elegant and very focused. Great finish. Fantastic rosé. Provence again! (Jens)
VERY GOOD (85-89 points)
Alois Lageder 2008 Rosé (89 points)
Region: Alto Adige, Italy; Varietals: Lagrein; Retail: $20
Notes: Pale orangey color. Muted fragrance of mixed spices. A pleasing tartness accompanied by full body and balanced alcohol make for an enjoyable wine. (Matt)
Notes: Color: cherry soda. Nose: ripe raspberry and pomegranate. Slight rosemary herbal notes. Palate: ripe cranberry & raspberry fruit. Bold & fruity but balanced with a savory herbal & mineral side. (Ken)
Domaine Ott 2008 les Domanieres Rosé (88 points)
Region: Provence, France; Varietals: Grenache/Syrah/Mourvedre; Retail: $21
Notes: Golden peach color. Just beautiful. Aromas of strawberries and melon. Smooth, velvety texture. Well-balanced and structured. Great integrated acidity. Strawberry and melon flavors continue through the refreshing finish. Hint of some herbs, maybe thyme. (Jens)
Provence, baby!
Notes: Honeydew melons and watermelon on the nose. Clipped on the finish. (Chris)
Spindrift 2008 Spinmaker Rosé (86 points)
Region: Willamette Valley, OR; Varietals: Pinot Noir; Retail: $13
Notes: Hints of red berries and a dusting of cinnamon on the nose. Bright citrus on the palate, though quite lean in the fruit expression. Hints of cinnamon spice come through on the finish. Crafted for food more than the patio quaffer. (Theresa)
Notes: Nose: orange zest, pennies (coppery note), the distant aromas of a strawberry field. Palate: tastes a little aged, a little oxidized, hibiscus tea, bitter orange, slightly unripe watermelon. (Ken)
Mulderbosch 2008 Rosé (85 points)
Region: Stellenbosch, South Africa; Varietals: Cabernet Sauvignon; Retail: $14
Note the strong responses to this wine which was across the board:
Notes: Cherry color. Intense aroma of strawberries. Clean A bit of jest on the nose. Flavor: summer berries, great medium body, delicate but yet intense finish. (I got the idea this is made out of Cabernet Sauvignon or something like that.) (Fernando, 90 points)
Notes: Smokey, flinty nose … sulfur – not what I like in a rosé. Ashy flavors are also on the palate … unfortunately not enjoyable or refreshing. Lacks all fruit. (Theresa, 76 points)
Chateau Pesquie 2008 Terrasses Rosé (85 points)
Region: Southern Rhône, France; Varietals: Cinsault/ Grenache/Syrah; Retail: $15
Notes: Pretty amber pink color. One of the more feminine noses yet. White flowers, fresh red fruits. Flavors are bold and finish on the spicy side. More acid than I like, but great juicy strawberries. (Gina)
Notes: Light peach color. Touch of honey mustard on the nose. Dryer compared with other ones. Great for ceviche, raw salmon dishes, a bit of bitterness at the end. Long finish. (Fernando)
GOOD (80-84 points)
Domaine de la Petite Cassagne 2008 Rosé (84 points)
Region: Costieres de Nimes, France; Varietals: Cinsault/Grenache; Retail: $14
Notes: Raspberry color. Nose: cherry and oddly enough … banana. Big fruit and alcohol. For a rosé, this has almost blackberry flavors, followed with citrus & spice. Definitely for the fruity crowd. (Gina)
Airfield 2008 Foot Stamped Rosé (82 points)
Region: Yakima Valley, WA; Varietals: Syrah; Retail: $16
Notes: Very dark. Lots of skin contact. Bubble-gum aromas upfront. Rich, deep and dark. Seems a little bit hot to me. The alcohol overshadows the fruit. (Jens)
Fuente del Conde 2008 Rosé (81 points)
Region: Cigales, Spain; Varietals: Tempranillo; Retail: $14
Notes: Hints of flint, sulfur, slate on the nose … then smells like a gooey cherry dessert. Cherries and tart grapefruit dominate the palate. (Theresa)
June 2009 Tasting Circle Panel: Jens Strecker, Gina Gregory, Theresa Slechta, Ken O'Hara, Matt Gubitosa, Fernando Martinez, Chris Nishiwaki
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New ad campaign asks New Yorkers if they are "Pouring on the pounds"
Posted by Nadia at 11:59 PM | Labels: health, New York Health Department, obesity, Pouring on the pounds, soda
The New York City Health Department is facing New Yorkers with a bold question: Are you pouring on the pounds? This new campaign which includes multilingual Health bulletin and posters being put up in the subway system is set to run for three months.
The image shown above is a reminder on how sugary drinks such as soda, sweetened ice tea and sports drinks can turn into fat, leading into obesity and other health related issues. A 20 oz bottle of soda contains 16 1/2 teaspoons of sugar and zero nutrients whatsoever. It is truly liquid fat.
On average, Americans now consume 200 to 300 more calories each day than we did 30 years ago. Nearly half of these extra calories come from sugar-sweetened drinks.
Below is a chart from the campaign showing the amounts of sugar in various drinks.
So now the question is, Are you pouring on the pounds?
Thank you to Lisa for sharing this information!
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On Saturday we made the trip back down to Columbia. We were joined by another Doctor in Salt Lake. We arrived last night in Bogota. This morning we caught a flight to Medellin where we will be teaching on Monday and Tuesday. It is a beautiful city in a mountain valley. We worked on getting ready for the course tomorrow and then hired a taxi to show us the sights. The picture above was the centerpiece on our table this morning. I thought it was so cute, with the little pineapple.
Flying over Columbia you can see so many greenhouses where they grow all of the roses we buy at home. It is very lush and green every where here. They are hanging Christmas lights every where. Most are flower oriented. It would be fun to see it all lit up. The picture below is a huge decoration on an intersection. We are off to dinner...more tomorrow. We are safe and well!


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Garderobe is a historic term for a room in a medieval castle.
The Oxford English Dictionary gives as its first meaning a store-room for valuables, but also acknowledges "by extension, a private room, a bed-chamber; also a privy".
While dating and selecting your own spouse occurs in urban areas, arranged marriages are frequent in Nigeria.
Prior to an engagement, the families of the bride and the groom become acquainted through a formal ceremony.
A man like this may even question a woman's motives if she approached him to chat.
Garderobe derives from the French word for "wardrobe", a lockable place where clothes and other items are stored.
After two months, Kach came to visit me in Hanoi for two weeks, where I had set myself up as an English teacher.
Well, two weeks has since turned into almost two years, 7 countries, many random jobs and countless stories to tell!
The groom's family usually travels to the home of the bride's family and presents a letter requesting the woman's hand in marriage.
Traditional dances and the offer of a dowry are part of the process to persuade the bride's family to accept the letter.


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New York Returns To Reality TV
The wait is over! Tiffany "New York" Pollard has revealed in a new inerview that she has officially returned to reality tv. She did not give to much away but she say that she shot a pilot for anew reality show three weeks ago and she said her words" the concept is bananas"
On her new reality show
"I've been long awaiting a hearty healthy return to reality television. And the concept would have to fit my life and where it is right now. Fortunately, three weeks ago…I shot a pilot with a brilliant production crew. The concept is bananas. When you guys see this. It's like…we couldn't have accepted her back in any other way. It's true HBIC performance. It's coming"
You can listen to the rest of the interview below. She also talks about he love life and Bad Girls Club


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Infant Baptism
The sacrament is celebrated seasonally. Parental preparation for Baptism is required. Please call the Rectory at 973-748-1800 to register for the class. Godparents must be practicing Catholics in good standing, received the sacrament of Confirmation, and present a sponsor certificate from the church in which they are registered.
Baptism of Children of Catechetical Age (ages 7 and up)
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Tuli (Auraeus Solito, 2005) January 26, 2009Posted by Richard Bolisay in Asian Films, Cinemanila, Indie Sine, Noypi, Queer, UP Screening.
Directed by Auraeus Solito
Cast: Desiree del Valle, Vanna Garcia, Luis Alandy, Carlo Aquino
Tuli is an interesting work. Among the countless digital films released in the past years, it is something that I would call "uniquely Filipino." It deserves to be seen by more Filipinos, not only by audiences in foreign festivals who have always equated exoticism with beauty. While the West's cultural exposure to our films means interest and appreciation, sometimes, the idea is filled with implicit self-servingness and personal ambition that misrepresentation is likely to occur.
It is completely different from its predecessor and successor. It lacks the girlish charm of Ang Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros, a big risk considering that it is the filmmaker's breakthrough work, and not far from being considered a landmark in Philippine cinema. I believe it is quite overpraised though. But what Solito has managed to pull off in his features is capturing the spirit of childhood nostalgia, the quixotic vision of adolescence, and that coexisting pain and thrill of growing up and seeing the world with a different set of eyes. Pisay, like Maxi, makes up for its proud excesses by being entertainingly intriguing. The amusement in watching Tuli, however, is derived from a unique understanding of tradition. Despite our cultural lenience to circumcision, its humor is unlike the appeal of both Maxi and Pisay, which says a lot about the potential of a schizophrenic filmmaker. Solito, in teaming up with competent screenwriters, shapes their prizewinning stories like they were his own, with acute emphasis on their environments that are less marginal than commonplace.
The ritual is only used as a device to suggest multitude of things. The film opens with pubescent boys lined up to be circumcised. With the help of his daughter, the town's circumciser asks them to chew guava leaves before their foreskins are cut. Saying goodbye to their foreskins is their proud transition to manhood. Several years have passed, the boys have grown up and started to court women. A young man religiously woos Daisy, the circumciser's daughter, who grows up frustrated with his drunkard father. In a quip of rebellious childishness, Daisy falls for her close friend, Botchok, and decides to live in with her after the man who got Botchok pregnant leaves. They form a relationship of undefined roles; they just want to be together, and they are happy. Meanwhile, the town is alarmed by their implicit blasphemy, blaming them for the ill omen. The film offers a vague closure, with the couple happily taking care of Daisy's child from who used to be the town's only uncircumcised male.
The unnamed barrio and its strict conservatism are fundamental in developing the story from a coming-of-age folk adolescence to a distinctly observed clash of the old and the new. There is a great deal of details given to show the town's customs and traditions, its people's superstitious beliefs from the talisman to faith healing, as well as Holy Week rites such as the reenactment of Christ's life, pasyon, and penitence through scourging. In a particularly striking scene, Daisy scourges herself in the woods as punishment, implying the sense of cultural imprisonment that her rebellious character has to endure. The contradiction allows you to examine the motivations of each character that are sometimes too trite and incredible.
Solito has once expressed his admiration for Kidlat Tahimik's Turumba, a sublime portrait of neocolonial occupation of a small town in Laguna, and in Tuli he has achieved that beleaguering effect of collision between two different worldly ideas, a civil war of values in a relatively modest community.
This is what queer films should regard with empathy: an introspective look on our roots. Instead of abusing, exploiting, and commodifying homosexuality, roads should be paved for a mature comprehension of their circumstances, of the decisions they have to make, of the lives they tend to lead. Tuli is Solito's most unsuccessful work – – his music video for the Eraserheads is in fact even more popular – – but this is definitely a revelation of his importance in our thriving national cinema, a lasting voice in the cacophony of mainstream independence.
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Much I wrote about "Lost" a few years back but failed to mention that this, primary of Aquarian myths in the first days of the millennium, contains not only the essential pouring of the water; Jack's final act in "the unconscious" is unstopping the water to bring the curing waters, as per Pegasus's role, but the singular totem animal of the age. As fish identified the Christ in the age of Pisces, bear – Ursa Minor - the constellation which in our times swirls around the North Pole, in Lost, the mystery animal is a polar bear, symbol of the rising age (see below). "She bear moves the world, Jung carved on his crypt.
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Polar bear in "Lost" - symbol of rising Aquarius
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Knowledge Base
Want to know how to do something? Want to know how something works? The answer probably lies in the Knowledge Base.
Your initial password, and subsequent resets made by a system administrator, will be a combination of your Dartmouth ID number and a random set of characters that will be emailed to you. You should change your password to one of your own choosing as soon as you are able to log in, using the passwd command at the shell prompt.
Good passwords should be as random a sequence of characters as you can create and still remember. Some systems limit you to eight characters, but longer passwords are recommended. Some systems may also vet your password and reject simple words.
The recommended method of selecting a password is to think of a phrase that has some meaning to you, then use initial letters or numbers from the phrase. You can remember a password phrase more easily than a random sequence. For example, Raindrops on roses and Whiskers on kittens: Ror&Wok.
In the event of a problem send email to [email protected].
If you have questions or need further information, contact your department's IT support office, or contact the IT Service Desk via email at [email protected], via phone at 603-646-2999 or walk in to see them in Baker/Berry 178J.


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Hello Loves12:12 PM
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
It's been a while, I know, I know.
After a little blogging break I am happy to be back!
2015 will be full of quite a lot of changes in my life. I can't quite announce them yet but I'll let you know as soon as they're concrete!
Let me just say that they will most likely be including a passport so yippie!!
Here's a list of things going on at the moment;
1. I'm diving into my photography business and building a website! YAY!
2. Out of the 17 picture frames I have hung on walls in my home, 4 of them have photographs, 6 of them have quotes and 7 (all of which are an 8X10 or larger) are empty. I'm working on it.
3. I am trying to get back into running.
4. While P is gone, I'm trying out new recipes on myself which is pretty interesting.
5. I'm obsessed with Lush bath bombs and candles
6. I'm looking for new music, so if you have any suggestions let me know in the comments!
7. I'm currently obsessing over Switched at Birth and Nikita. Both on Netflix.
8. I'm reading Wild, & Persuasion
9. I've been reteaching myself French
10. I'm in desperate need of good Mexican food, which there is none in Hawaii.
So there you have it, some facts about my life right at this moment!


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22nd Century Machine Shop
This is the real-world "MultiMachine": an Open Source machine tool made from old engine blocks and scrap metal. Devices like this allow Tech Level C groups/societies to maintain their "good, but limited" manufacturing capabilities.
The designers state that "The MultiMachine is an accurate all-purpose machine tool that can be used as a metal or wood lathe, end mill, horizontal mill, drill press, wood or metal saw or sander, surface grinder and sheet metal "spinner". It can be built by a mechanic using just common hand tools. For machine construction, electricity can be replaced with "elbow grease" and all the necessary material can come from discarded vehicle parts and steel bar."
For further details see the MultiMachine here: http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2009/07/multimachine_at_maker_faire_africa.html
For full details on how to make one:
March 1, 2010 at 8:47 pm
This is also what snakeeater teams would possess(ala Ruins of Chicago). Good Find!
February 28, 2012 at 4:20 pm
Very cool! How long did it take to build this?


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2016 Giro d'Italia: Stage 12 winning moment
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The Worcester Art Museum has extended the run of its current exhibition of photography, �Kennedy to Kent State: Images of a Generation,� to June 9.
The exhibition, which opened in September, was originally scheduled to close Feb. 3.
�We experienced a 59 percent increase in visitors to the Worcester Art Museum compared to the same period last year,� said the museum�s director Matthias Waschek in a statement announcing the extension. �We don�t think we�ve peaked yet and want to take advantage of the popularity of the exhibition to draw more visitors to the museum.�
The exhibition features iconic American photographs from the Civil Rights marches of the 1960s through the White House departure via helicopter of newly resigned President Richard M. Nixon 1974.


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Capilano University Tourism degree students were crowned first place winners and took home a $1,000 prize at the fifth annual Tourism & Hospitality Case competition held in October.
Part of the British Columbia Tourism Industry Conference (TIC), the conference was sponsored by the Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Innovation, go2, the Aboriginal Tourism Association of B.C., and B.C. Parks.
Teams came from all parts of the province to solve tough cases facing the tourism industry. This year's questions focused on B.C. parks and tourism – a fitting way to celebrate B.C. Parks' 100th birthday.
Almost 40 students competed, representing Camosun College, Capilano University, Douglas College, Okanagan College, Royal Roads University, Selkirk College, and Vancouver Island University. Students are enrolled in diverse tourism-related disciplines including resort and hotel management, golf operations, and tourism management.
These programs, offered at an additional 12 colleges and universities across the province, are members of LinkBC: the tourism and hospitality education network and coordinators of the competition.
"B.C.'s tourism students are tomorrow's industry professionals" said LinkBC's general manager, Terry Hood. "LinkBC's role is to provide the opportunity for students to connect with potential employers and demonstrate their outstanding skills and abilities. We're pleased to say they've done just that."
Presenters at the conference included Premier Christy Clark, and Jobs, Tourism and Innovation minster, Pat Bell, in addition to a number of tourism experts from around the world. The conference was coordinated by the Tourism Industry Association of B.C. (TIABC) and was attended by hundreds of delegates from all sectors of the industry.
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The Big Bird Cage (1972)
Directed by: Jack Hill
Starring: Pam Grier, Anitra Ford, Candice Roman and Sid Haig
- "Women so hot with desire they melt the chains that enslave them!"
- "Men who are only half men and women who are more than all woman!"
- "The ultimate breakout."
- "The brutal saga of women in a no-man's land."
"A bad girl named Blossom is the rough-and-ready girlfriend of a radical guerrilla leader named Django. But when Django's mercenary friends itch for some female companionship, they devise a plan to liberate the inmates of a local women's prison. With the help of another new inmate, Blossom and Django go up against a tyrannical warden to stage an explosive breakout." -wikipedia-
Time flies when you watch this movie, I am totally into the jungle, adventure kind of films. Mix that genre with girls, prison and gay guards. Pam Grier delivers wacky performance as usual, but in a cool, slick, I'll beat up yo mama kind of way. This is an exploitation film that will stay without any dust when in the movieshelf because it will be watched ceveral times.
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Baku. 16 December. REPORT.AZ/ In Baku and Absheron peninsula, the weather will be rainy in some places, mainly will be dry in the second half of the daytime.
Report was told in the National Hydrometeorology Department of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources, on December 17 in the capital and on the peninsula mild north wind will blow.
The temperature in Baku and Absheron peninsula will be 4-6 at night, 7-9 C in the daytime.
On December 17, rain is predicted in in some places of Azerbaijani regions, sleet and snow, as well fog is expected in mountainous areas. West wind will blow and intensify in some places.
The temperature will be -1 + 4 degrees C at night, 6-10 C in the daytime, in the mountains -2-7 C at night, 0-5 C in the daytime.


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I've really been missing a garden this summer…there just hasn't been enough time to tend to one this year. So I was very excited when a friend gave me a bag of homegrown green beans. Oh, my…what shall I do with them? My boys wanted some of Groomer's Copper River Salmon for dinner, so I figured I'd just incorporate the green beans and make a Salmon Nicoise Salad.
While there are many different definitions of "Nicoise Salad", they all seem to agree that it originated in the area of Nice, France. Most contain nicoise olives, tomatoes, potatoes, anchovies and hard boiled eggs. Some restaurants will serve the salad on a flat plate with the various vegetables in sections rather than all mixed together. It's then usually topped with seared tuna and drizzled with a vinaigrette.
My version, though, is mixed and topped with salmon that I season, sear in a skillet, then finish in the oven. There really isn't a set amount of ingredients. It's all a matter of preference or what you have on hand in the fridge!
I stumbled upon a good video lesson for how to properly cook salmon and other fish, so if you're a little intimidated about cooking fish, click here!
Salmon Nicoise Salad
- fresh salmon fillets (I like mine skinless) **see Liz's Tidbits
- small red potatoes, cut into quarters (I used little red new potatoes, but fingerling would be good too)
- fresh green beans (I like haricot verts)
- cherry tomatoes
- hardboiled eggs, peeled and cut in 1/2
- kalamata olives, pitted
lemon-mint vinaigrette
- 2/3 cup chopped fresh mint
- 4 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 2 medium garlic cloves
- 1 teaspoon lemon zest
- 1/2 teaspoon salt and pepper
- 2/3 cup olive oil
Blend all in blender.
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
Place cut potatoes on a sheet pan, drizzle with olive oil, salt and pepper, and roast in the oven 15-20 minutes until done. Check at the halfway point and turn with a spatula. When done, set aside to cool.
Bring a large pot of water to boil, add a tablespoon of kosher salt and the green beans. Blanch for about 4 minutes until crisp tender, drain and immediately plunge into a bowl of ice water to stop the cooking. Once cool, dry on paper towels and set aside.
For the salmon, heat a non-stick OVEN PROOF skillet over medium high heat. Pat salmon dry with a paper towel, brush with a little olive oil, and season with salt and pepper or your favorite seasoning. Once skillet is hot, place fish seasoned side down and cook 2-3 minutes until a nice brown crust has formed. Carefully turn fish over and place skillet into the oven for another 3-4 minutes or until done to your liking. Remember, the fish will continue to cook from the residual heat, so keep that in mind. Let the salmon rest for about 5 minutes…it should be pink in the center and flake apart easily.
Place the green beans, potatoes, tomatoes and olives in a large bowl. Top with salmon and hardboiled eggs and drizzle with vinaigrette. Buon appetito!
Liz's Tidbits:
If I'm planning to sear my salmon in the skillet and finish it in the oven, I'll ask Chuck at Groomer's to skin the filets for me (he's always so helpful and knows just exactly how I like my fish!) If I'm grilling instead, I'll leave the skin on as it will act as a protective layer between the fish and the fire.
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For a variety of reasons, I've been in discussions regarding the transition of the management of Zoe's social media to an outside consulting organization. Not only have they helped me appreciate the value of connecting through the most well-known of the platforms (Facebook, Twitter, blogging) but also the value of using additional platforms to reach an even more targeted audience.
One of the first things I did in our conversation was confuse social location services (things like FourSquare and Facebook Check-Ins) with Geo-Targeting (the strategy of targeting marketing/advertising to people based on their location). The one thing I did get right was that it is all about location!
One of the questions that I asked of my consultants was information on the demographics of the users of each social media platform. If the demographics of the people using the platform don't fit Zoe's customers, it probably doesn't make sense to spend time and effort on it.
I'd love it if social location services worked for the store. I've had a FourSquare profile (one for the store, another for myself) for probably 9 months. I ran a couple of "specials" on it for 2 - 3 weeks at a time but got no check-ins (and consequently no redemption of the deal) from it. Personally, I have a lot of fun "checking in" on FourSquare and have gotten several deals (especially at restaurants and some stores) from doing so. But I do not seem to fit the typical demographic using FourSquare.
In July, I had a visit from a rep from a company called ScoutMob. They are a hybrid of a Daily Deal service and a social location service (their deals also appear on a participating company's FourSquare site).
Their business proposition was a good one. They run the deal as the featured deal one day on their site although it remains available for 6 months. I get to set the parameters of the deal and I only pay if someone redeems the deal via their SmartPhone. They send someone out to interview me and take pictures. Zoe's deal ran on September 11th.
On the first day of the deal, a user can "capture" it via a code that they can then provide in the store when they are ready to cash in the deal. Of course, anyone can look it up (or pick it up via FourSquare or ScoutMob) at any time in the next 6 months.
We had a nice number of people "capture" the deal on the day it ran but none of them have shopped in the store yet. We've also had a couple of people come into the store with the deal on their smart phone (one we could see as they were looking around, the other found it via FourSquare). But no takers yet. What I suspect is that Zoe's demographic and the users of this App don't necessarily match up. But it is always worth a try especially when the risk is low.
And not to worry...no matter what decision I make about Zoe's social media, I'll always be writing Zoe's blog!
Next up: Yes, I'm buying for Spring in September


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Tonight we stopped for a bit of education on the topic of all things Sinbad. And Ray Harryhausen. As we've been gearing up for the "Arabian Nights" with Madison's piano recital, at the end of each class, Mrs. Pam reads a bit from the 1001 Arabian nights, just as Scheherazade would tell them (in a kid-friendly way), including the brutal cliffhanger that makes you want to come back next time to find out what happens next. In today's tale, the fisherman who let out a demon from a bottle is made wealthy due to his cleverness, and as he goes to meet the king, he also meets a sailor named Sinbad. That being said, we got home and decided tonight's movie would be the classic from 1958, "The 7th Voyage of Sinbad." We had the popcorn all set up, and immediately started remembering all the epic monsters, including that hapless Cyclops. The poor thing just wants to keep his treasure, and all these petty humans keep coming in to steal from him. It's like ants wanting to ruin his picnic or something. Sinbad knows better, but of course there wouldn't be a movie if there weren't a bad guy that wants to go around and mess with everything.
There are two more of these Sinbad movies, and we'll probably watch them soon, just because. It was fun talking about Ray Harryhausen again too, as the guy was a legend. Daddy just loved all his movies, and from the looks of things, a lot of famous directors were inspired by his work. We were talking about that with Madison, the whole stop-motion animation thing again. Considering this was a 1958 movie, it's pretty amazing what he could do.
Today was the second day of Milestones testing, and Madison felt like she did good with it. Not much else goes on this week, and there's no homework, so that's good. Mommy and Daddy were doing quite a bit outside, and even Nana and Ye-Ye were over to help out in the front yard and with the yard sale stuff. We're having our yard sale on Saturday, along with the rest of the neighborhood, hoping to move some of the furniture and items from Grandma's collection. The further hope is to raise enough to help Madison's cousin Jonathan, so he can go on a mission trip to Central America this summer. Hopefully the whole family will be there, and it will be a fun morning selling items for the missions trip.
We read from Daddy's "Weird Science" devotional tonight, one that has a Periodic Table of Elements in the back. Each day is dedicated to a different element, and Madison is pretty interested in the different ones we were talking about tonight. And of course, there was Jack Sparrow. It appears as if we're gearing up for a big battle with Captain Torrents, once and for all. We'll see how things turn out, but not tomorrow night because it's a church night! It'll have to wait until Thursday...
Okay, it's late, and it's time to watch "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." That's Mommy and Daddy time, and we're quite concerned with the turn some characters have taken as of late. Hopefully we'll have a less tragic sort of episode tonight. Goodnight!


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"Four Year" Plan for Future Health Professionals
This "four year" offers rough guidelines to help students prepare to apply to a program in the health professions. Most students choose to spread their preparations out over more than the four years of college, choose to take advantage of the many opportunities offered by the college, and choose to fully explore the many rewarding careers and experiences available to them.
Only about 15% of students matriculate into medical immediately after they graduate! The majority of students choose not to matriculate until 2 years or more after graduation. This is true everywhere, not just at Bowdoin, and in fact health professions schools appreciate more mature applicants with greater life experiences.
Check out a graphic representation of the "four year" plan here.
A Four Year Guide
First Year
- Settle into your courses and college life
- Consider engaging in a few extracurricular opportunities
- Contact your academic advisor or the health professions advisor if you have questions about course selection
Sophomore Year
- Assess your academic and personal strengths and interests
- Explore options in health care (see Exploration page for ideas)
- Review the academic requirements for different health professions
- Meet with the health professions advisor to discuss your interests
- Select your major, based upon your strengths and interests
- Decide if you will apply to study away, and map out courses accordingly
- Participate in extracurricular activities
- Engage in community service
- Attend relevant informational programs on campus
- Plan to make constructive use of your summer
Summer After Sophomore Year
- Hold a pertinent internship, if possible, or try to volunteer in a health care field on the side
- Lay the groundwork for an internship the following summer
Junior Year
- Maintain a strong performance in the classroom and lab
- Reevaluate the strength of your prospective candidacy
- Discuss your intentions with the health professions advisor
- Speak with health care professionals in your field(s) of interest
- Continue extracurricular involvement; consider assuming leadership role(s)
- Continue community service
- Attend relevant panel discussions and info sessions on campus
- Identify and apply for summer internships or relevant employment
- Lay the groundwork for a senior honors project
- If you hope to matriculate in a health professions program the fall after graduating:
- Complete the academic prerequisites
- Attend the HPA meeting on application procedures
- Study for and take the MCAT in the spring or the DAT or GRE in the spring or early summer
- Request letters of recommendation
- Write the personal statement for your application (plan on doing multiple drafts!)
- Complete the candidate information form and meet with the health professions advisor
Summer After Junior Year
- Hold a relevant internship
- Complete your applications for med school, if hoping to go on right after graduation
- Consider taking the MCAT, if you will be applying at the end of senior year
- Take the pertinent test (i.e. DAT, OAT, GRE) for your field of interest, if you haven't done so already
Senior Year
- Maintain high level of academic performance
- Put energy into your honors project or independent study
- Continue extracurricular/community involvement
- If you are applying to enter in the fall:
- Complete your applications for health professions programs
- Prepare for and go to interviews
- If you hope to matriculate in a health care program after one or more years out of college:
- Complete the academic prerequisites, if you have not already done so
- Make preparations to take the appropriate test (MCAT, DAT, OAT, GRE…)
- Request letters of recommendation
- Meet with the health professions advisor before leaving campus


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Marriage Records in The Vietnam
Published: 16th August 2010
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Vietnam Private Investigators have seen sharp increases in requests for marital status checks from foreign customers and overseas Vietnam with the investigations often focusing on girlfriends and finance. With the high degree of fraud in The Philippines, verifying someone's current marital status and history is an important security decision. Proceeding with a marriage to a Thai girl without one can be very costly.
In Vietnam as in most countries, the civil registrars (People's Committe) manage records of births, marriages, and deaths. However in Vietnam it is more streamlined than in other countries where reach region or state may have different marriage requirements.
Also in many jurisdictions, there is a statutorily prescribed waiting period between marriage license obtainment and marriage solemnization, however in Vietnam, there is no such delay. For foreigners to get married in Vietnam, People's Committe officials require that they prove their marital status by obtaining documentation, often called an Affidavit of marital status, from their embassy in Vietnam. Also note that Vietnamese courts may or may not have jurisdiction over a divorce involving two foreign nationals and that a prenuptial agreement is only valid if registered at the time of the marriage.
For many Vietnamese, marriages are solemnized according to either Buddhist religious rites or by local custom in the province where the wedding takes place and is not legally registered per Thai law.
An application for registration for marriage can be filed at any District Office or Minor District Office nationwide regardless of the birthplace of the couple. If the marriage registration is filed at the District Office located in female's birthplace, where the name is registered on the House Registration Certificate, the title used with the given name and the last name of the female will be changed by the District Officer. If the marriage is registered elsewhere, the female is required to contact the local District Office to change her name and last name. If both parties are unable to file for marriage at any District Office or Minor District Office, the couple can submit a request to the Registrar to register their marriage at any location under the supervision of that District Office. After marriage registration is completed, a Marriage Registration Certificate is issued.
To get a copy of a marriage certificate, you can to go to the People's Committe office where the marriage was registered. Note, only the bride, groom or immediate family can get a copy and a valid ID must be presented when r the certificate.
When considering hiring a Vietnamese detective to do the work for you, it is a good idea to check their location first. Many are based in the United States or Europe, not in the Vietnam or even Southeast Asia, so the first step is to make sure it's possible to speak with someone that is actually in the Vietnam!
While these foreign private investigators may provide excellent service in their home countries, there is a major disadvantage to doing "long-distance" or "internet" investigations in Vietnam. These companies must normally subcontract their services, furthermore without local agents or staff, it is difficult to control the quality and timeliness of their work. In addition, Vietnam culture, customs, and laws are very different from other countries, and of course the service costs outside Vietnam are also much higher.
Don't be misled by big companies, fancy names, bogus claims and trademarks, or flashy websites, make sure you can speak to someone that is actually located in Vietnam and can give you customer references and samples of their work before you start. Vietnam Private Investigators recommend the following:
1. Only deal with companies that are actually located in The Vietnam. Don't hire someone whose office is in the US, you'll only be paying extra for a middleman that cannot control the quality of their subcontractor's work. 2. Be especially wary of any companies from Florida. According to Consumer Fraud Reporting (www.consumerfraudreporting.org), Florida has one of the highest fraud rates in the US! 3. Make sure they can communicate properly in English, Vietnamese. 4. Check if they can provide redacted samples of their work. 5. Don't deal with companies that only accept bank transfers or Western Union. Make sure they provide standard universally accepted payment methods that provide consumer protection such as PayPal, MoneyGram or with most credit cards. 6. Make sure your information is confidential and secure. Check to see that their websites have proper security and privacy technology.
Vietnam Private Investigators offer discreet private investigative and detective services at affordable local rates. Our team of highly experienced and trained local and expat agents cover all of the Philippines and work with local police, embassies, as well as other government agencies.
For more information or a free quote, contact us at www.Vietnam-PI.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Best Regards, Andre
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Mr. Andre Tuyet has over 15 years of experience in private investigation services and has served as an advisor for international companies involving foreign personnel and customers. He is a senior advisor for Philippines Private Investigators, Vietnam Private Investigators, Indonesia Private Investigators and Thailand Private Investigators as well as a graduate of University of California, and has managed hundreds of investigations in the Southeast Asia region.
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Dream big and believe in those dreams. Love yourself and others with an open heart.
My motto to try and live by each day is:
Dreaming permits each and every one of us to be quietly and safely insane every night of our lives. ~William Dement
All that we see or seem, is but a dream within a dream. ~Edgar Allan Poe
The best thing about dreams is that fleeting moment, when you are between asleep and awake, when you don't know the difference between reality and fantasy, when for just that one moment you feel with your entire soul that the dream is reality, and it really happened. ~James Arthur Baldwin
All men whilst they are awake are in one common world: but each of them, when he is asleep, is in a world of his own. ~Plutarch
Dreams feel real while we're in them. It's only when we wake up that we realize something was actually strange. ~Inception
Even the loveliest dream bears like a blemish its difference from reality, the awareness that what it grants is mere illusion. ~Theodor Wiesengrund Adorno
Dreams are often most profound when they seem the most crazy. ~Sigmund Freud
Yet it is in our idleness, in our dreams, that the submerged truth sometimes comes to the top. ~Virginia Woolf
Dreaming is an act of pure imagination, attesting in all men a creative power, which if it were available in waking, would make every man a Dante or Shakespeare. ~H.F. Hedge
All the things one has forgotten scream for help in dreams. ~Elias Canetti
Dreams are only thoughts you didn't have time to think about during the day. ~Author Unknown
For often, when one is asleep, there is something in consciousness which declares that what then presents itself is but a dream. ~Aristotle
Dreams are more real than reality itself, they're closer to the self. ~ Gao Xingjian
The interpretation of dreams is the royal road to a knowledge of the unconscious activities of the mind. ~Sigmund Freud
We are such stuff As dreams are made on, and our little life Is rounded with a sleep. ~William Shakespeare
Dreams are true while they last, and do we not live in dreams? ~ Alfred Lord Tennyson
In sleep, fantasy takes the form of dreams. But in waking life, too, we continue to dream beneath the threshold of consciousness, especially when under the influence of repressed or other unconscious complexes. ~Carl Jung
A dream which is not interpreted is like a letter which is not read. ~The Talmud
Dreams are illustrations… from the book your soul is writing about you. ~Marsha Norman
Dreams are real while they last — can we say more of life? ~Havelock Ellis
Dreams are today's answers to tomorrow's questions. ~Edgar Cayce
I am accustomed to sleep and in my dreams to imagine the same things that lunatics imagine when awake. ~Rene Descartes
Your world is not real! ~Inception
Every dream that anyone ever has is theirs alone and they never manage to share it. And they never manage to remember it either. Not truly or accurately. Not as it was. Our memories and our vocabularies aren't up to the job. ~Alex Garland
Sleeping is no mean art: for its sake one must stay awake all day. ~Friedrich Nietzsche
Dreams are excursions into the limbo of things, a semi-deliverance from the human prison. ~Henri Amiel
There's a long, long trail a-winding into the land of my dreams. ~Stoddard King, Jr.
One can write, think and pray exclusively of others; dreams are all egocentric. ~Evelyn Waugh
Insomnia is a gross feeder. It will nourish itself on any kind of thinking, including thinking about not thinking. ~Clifton Fadiman
Sleep… Oh! how I loathe those little slices of death. ~Author unknown
Dreams say what they mean, but they don't say it in daytime language. ~Gail Godwin
A ruffled mind makes a restless pillow. ~Charlotte Brontë
Huge and mighty forms that do not live like living men, moved slowly through the mind by day and were trouble to my dreams. ~William Wordsworth
Recall the old story of the rather refined young man who preferred sex dreams to visiting brothels because he met a much nicer type of girl that way. ~Vivian Mercer
I think we dream so we don't have to be apart so long. If we're in each other's dreams, we can play together all night. ~Bill Watterson
Our dreams disturb us because they refuse to pander to our fondest notions of ourselves. The closer one looks, the more they seem to insist upon a challenging proposition: You must live truthfully. Right now. And always. Few forces in life present, with an equal sense of inevitability, the bare-knuckle facts of who we are, and the demands of what we might become. ~Marc Ian Barasch
In a dream you are never eighty. ~Anne Sexton
In dreams, we enter a world that's entirely our own. ~Steven Kloves
I'll take the dream I had last night, And put it in my freezer, So someday long and far away, When I'm an old grey greezer, I'll take it out and thaw it out, This lovely dream I've frozen, And boil it up and sit me down And dip my old cold toes in. ~Shel Silverstein
I have always been amazed at the way an ordinary observer lends so much more credence and attaches so much more importance to waking events than to those occurring in dreams…. Man… is above all the plaything of his memory. ~Andre Breton
A dream is a microscope through which we look at the hidden occurrences in our soul. ~Erich Fromm
Some colors exist in dreams that are not present in the waking spectrum. ~Terri Guillemets
The best reason for having dreams is that in dreams no reasons are necessary. ~Ashleigh Brilliant
Even thus last night, and two nights more I lay, And could not win thee, Sleep, by any stealth: So do not let me wear to-night away. Without thee what is all the morning's wealth? Come, blessed barrier between day and day, Dear mother of fresh thoughts and joyous health! ~William Wordsworth
We are not only less reasonable and less decent in our dreams… we are also more inteligent, wiser and capable of better judgment when we are asleep than when we are awake. ~Erich Fromm
For a dreamer, night's the only time of day. ~Newsies
Sleep that knits up the ravelled sleave of care The death of each day's life, sore labour's bath Balm of hurt minds, great nature's second course, Chief nourisher in life's feast. ~William Shakespeare
Those who have compared our life to a dream were right…. We sleeping wake, and waking sleep. ~Michel de Montaigne
The sailor does not control the sea, nor does the lucid dreamer control the dream. Like a sailor, lucid dreamers manipulate or direct themselves in the larger expanse of dreaming; however, they do not control it. Lucid dreaming appears to be a co-created experience. ~Robert Waggoner
Pause now to ask yourself the following question: "Am I dreaming or awake, right now?" Be serious, really try to answer the question to the best of your ability and be ready to justify your answer. ~Stephen LaBerge
"When you're different, sometimes you don't see the millions of people who accept you for what you are. All you notice is the person who doesn't." –Jodi Picoult
"As soon as you trust yourself, you will know how to live." –Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
"You cannot be lonely if you like the person you're alone with." –Wayne Dyer
"Just pick a goal, a goal you truly want to achieve, and take a clear-eyed look at your weaknesses–not so you'll feel less confident, but so you can determine exactly what you need to work on. Then get to work. Celebrate small successes. Analyze your weaknesses. Keep going. As you gain skill, you'll also gain a feeling of genuine confidence, one that can never be taken away–because you've earned it." (OK, that one is mine, he said, blushing.)
"Don't waste your energy trying to change opinions … do your thing, and don't care if they like it." –Tina Fey
"Pride is holding your head up when everyone around you has theirs bowed. Courage is what makes you do it." –Bryce Courtenay
"The way to develop self-confidence is to do the thing you fear and get a record of successful experiences behind you." –William Jennings Bryan
"If you hear a voice within you say 'you cannot paint,' then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced." –Vincent van Gogh
"Always be yourself and have faith in yourself. Do not go out and look for a successful personality and try to duplicate it." –Bruce Lee
"Don't wait until everything is just right. It will never be perfect. There will always be challenges, obstacles, and less than perfect conditions. So what? Get started now. With each step you take, you will grow stronger and stronger, more and more skilled, more and more self-confident, and more and more successful." –Mark Victor Hansen
"You wouldn't worry so much about what others think of you if you realized how seldom they do." –Eleanor Roosevelt
"Low self-confidence isn't a life sentence. Self-confidence can be learned, practiced, and mastered–just like any other skill. Once you master it, everything in your life will change for the better." –Barrie Davenport
"Once we believe in ourselves, we can risk curiosity, wonder, spontaneous delight, or any experience that reveals the human spirit." –E.E. Cummings
"Trust yourself. Create the kind of self that you will be happy to live with all your life. Make the most of yourself by fanning the tiny, inner sparks of possibility into flames of achievement." –Golda Meir
"One important key to success is self-confidence. An important key to self-confidence is preparation." –Arthur Ashe
"It is confidence in our bodies, minds, and spirits that allows us to keep looking for new adventures." –Oprah Winfrey
"To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment." –Ralph Waldo Emerson
"But failure has to be an option in art and in exploration–because it's a leap of faith. And no important endeavor that required innovation was done without risk. You have to be willing to take those risks." –James Cameron
"People are like stained-glass windows. They sparkle and shine when the sun is out, but when the darkness sets in their true beauty is revealed only if there is light from within." –Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
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"Argue for your limitations and, sure enough, they're yours." –Richard Bach
"The courage to be is the courage to accept oneself, in spite of being unacceptable." –Paul Tillich
"If we all did the things we are capable of doing, we would literally astound ourselves." –Thomas Alva Edison
"Shyness has a strange element of narcissism, a belief that how we look, how we perform, is truly important to other people." –Andre Dubus
"Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, 'Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous?' Actually, who are you not to be?" –Marianne Williamson
"Talk to yourself like you would to someone you love." –Brené Brown
"Trust yourself. You know more than you think you do." –Dr. Benjamin Spock
"Successful people have fear, successful people have doubts, and successful people have worries. They just don't let these feelings stop them." –T. Harv Eker
"You can have anything you want if you are willing to give up the belief that you can't have it." –Dr. Robert Anthony
"It is not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves." –Sir Edmund Hillary
"To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance." –Oscar Wilde
"I had to grow to love my body. I did not have a good self-image at first. Finally it occurred to me, I'm either going to love me or hate me. And I chose to love myself. Then everything kind of sprung from there. Things that I thought weren't attractive became sexy. Confidence makes you sexy." –Queen Latifah
"You yourself, as much as anyone in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection." –Buddha
"Inaction breeds doubt and fear. Action breeds confidence and courage. If you want to conquer fear, do not sit home and think about it. Go out and get busy." –Dale Carnegie
"Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence." –Helen Keller
"Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal; nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong mental attitude." –Thomas Jefferson
"Confidence is a habit that can be developed by acting as if you already had the confidence you desire to have." –Brian Tracy
"When I started counting my blessings, my whole life turned around." –Willie Nelson
"If you are insecure, guess what? The rest of the world is too. Do not overestimate the competition and underestimate yourself. You are better than you think." –T. Harv Eker
"Wouldn't it be powerful if you fell in love with yourself so deeply that you would do just about anything if you knew it would make you happy? This is precisely how much life loves you and wants you to nurture yourself. The deeper you love yourself, the more the universe will affirm your worth. Then you can enjoy a lifelong love affair that brings you the richest fulfillment from inside out." –Alan Cohen
"To anyone that ever told you you're no good … They're no better." –Hayley Williams
"Always remember you are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think." –Christopher Robin
"You have no control over other people's taste, so focus on staying true to your own." –Tim Gunn
"No one can make you feel inferior without your consent." –Eleanor Roosevelt
"The moment you doubt whether you can fly, you cease forever to be able to do it." –J.M. Barrie
"It's a dead-end street if you sit around waiting for someone else to tell you you're OK." –Michael Pitt
"I think that the power is the principle. The principle of moving forward, as though you have the confidence to move forward, eventually gives you confidence when you look back and see what you've done." –Robert Downey Jr.
"If you're presenting yourself with confidence, you can pull off pretty much anything." –Katy Perry
"Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sail. Explore. Dream. Discover." –Mark Twain
"I've finally stopped running away from myself. Who else is there better to be?" –Goldie Hawn
"Don't be satisfied with stories, how things have gone with others. Unfold your own myth." –Rumi
"We avoid the things that we're afraid of because we think there will be dire consequences if we confront them. But the truly dire consequences in our lives come from avoiding things that we need to learn about or discover." –Shakti Gawain
"Persons of high self-esteem are not driven to make themselves superior to others; they do not seek to prove their value by measuring themselves against a comparative standard. Their joy is being who they are, not in being better than someone else." –Nathaniel Branden
"Reflect upon your present blessings, of which every man has many–not on your past misfortunes, of which all men have some." –Charles Dickens
"Tension is who you think you should be, relaxation is who you are." –Chinese proverb
Here's a little inspiration to tell your love how you really feel.
Here's the thing about love: It's hard to put into words.
Love brings up emotions that run the gamut from agony to ecstasy. Love can inspire us to accomplish some of the craziest and most amazing feats.
Love can make you happier than you've ever been, sadder than you've ever been, angrier than you've ever been. It can elate you and deflate you almost at the same time.
While we can all pretty much recognize the emotions associated with love, actually finding the words to explain those feelings is a pretty tough order.
People have searched for centuries to find the right way to say "I love you" and to try to explain those butterflies in your stomach, that warm fuzzy feeling in your belly and that heart skipping a beat.
One thing we DO know is that whether you've love and won — or loved and lost, it's ALWAYS worth it.
While there are plenty of non-verbal ways to express your love, finding that perfect love quote that sums up exactly what you're feeling can be pretty amazing.
Luckily, some the world's greatest artists, poets, musicians and hopeless romantics (like ourselves) have managed to articulate the magic of loveusing words so simple and perfect, sharing them can mean the world.
Here are 50 of the best love quotes you will find online, perfect for sharing with that special someone. We couldn't have put these inspirational phrases better ourselves.
How love works …
1. "The best love is the kind that awakens the soul; that makes us reach for more, that plants the fire in our hearts and brings peace to our minds. That's what I hope to give you forever."
— The Notebook
How love feels …
2. "I look at you and see the rest of my life in front of my eyes."
— (Unknown)
Love brings happiness …
3. "The greatest happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved; loved for ourselves, or rather, loved in spite of ourselves."
— Victor Hugo
What you learn from love …
4. "All, everything that I understand, I only understand because I love."
— Leo Tolstoy
Where love is, God is …
5. "And remember, as it was written, to love another person is to see the face of God."
— Les Miserables
Why love matters …
6. "I'm much more me when I'm with you."
— (Unknown)
Why love hurts …
7. "It's a very dangerous state. You are inclined to recklessness and kind of tune out the rest of your life and everything that's been important to you. It's actually not all that pleasurable. I don't know who the hell wants to get in a situation where you can't bear an hour without somebody's company."
— Colin Firth
How love colors your world …
8. "The best and most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even heard, but must be felt with the heart."
— Helen Keller
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Love is giving …
9. "To love is nothing. To be loved is something. But to love and be loved, that's everything."
— T. Tolis
Love is blind …
10. "I saw that you were perfect, and so I loved you. Then I saw that you were not perfect and I loved you even more."
— Angelita Lim
Love is unselfish …
11. "In order to be happy oneself it is necessary to make at least one other person happy."
— Theodor Reik
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When love takes over …
12. "The heart wants what it wants. There's no logic to these things. You meet someone and you fall in love and that's that."
— Woody Allen
Love does not judge …
13. "There's no substitute for a great love who says, 'No matter what's wrong with you, you're welcome at this table.'"
— Tom Hanks
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Love grow and grows …
14. "I swear I couldn't love you more than I do right now, and yet I know I will tomorrow."
— Leo Christopher
Love means togetherness …
15. "If you live to be a hundred, I want to live to be a hundred minus one day so I never have to live without you."
— A. A. Milne
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When love is real …
16. "You don't love someone because they're perfect, you love them in spite of the fact that they're not."
― Jodi Picoult, My Sister's Keeper
Love without end …
17. "I would rather spend one lifetime with you, than face all the ages of this world alone."
— Lord of The Rings
Love is friendship …
18. "You are my best friend, my human diary and my other half. You mean the world to me and I LOVE YOU."
— (Unknown)
Love is a teacher …
19. "If I know what love is, it is because of you."
— Herman Hesse
RELATED: 25 Quotes From Disney Movies That Will Totally Melt Your Heart
Love is vulnerable …
20. "Don't forget I'm just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her."
— Anna (Julia Roberts) to William (Hugh Grant) in Notting Hill
Love is a choice …
21. "I choose you. And I'll choose you over and over and over. Without pause, without a doubt, in a heartbeat. I'll keep choosing you."
— (Unknown)
Love is complicated …
22. "It is not a lack of love, but a lack of friendship that makes unhappy marriages."
― Friedrich Nietzsche
Love is crazy, mad, wonderful …
23. "When you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible."
— When Harry Met Sally
RELATED: 23 Inspiring (And Hopeful!) Quotes About What Makes A Great Man
How love is poetic …
24. "At the touch of love everyone becomes a poet."
― Plato
How you love like crazy …
25. "I realized I was thinking of you, and I began to wonder how long you'd been on my mind. Then it occurred to me: Since I met you, you've never left."
— (Unknown)
Why love hurts …
26. "Pleasure of love lasts but a moment. Pain of love lasts a lifetime."
— Bette Davis
Love is strength …
27. "Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage."
— Lao-Tzu
How love works …
28. "Love is like war: easy to begin but very hard to stop."
— H. L. Mencken
Love is life …
29. "Thinking of you keeps me awake. Dreaming of you keeps me asleep. Being with you keeps me alive."
— (Unknown)
RELATED: 10 Quotes That NAIL What It REALLY Takes To Make True Love Last
When love finds you …
30. "We are shaped and fashioned by those we love."
— Geothe
Love is wild and crazy …
31. "When love is not madness it is not love."
― Pedro Calderón de la Barca
Love is magical …
32. "You have bewitched me body and soul, and I love, I love, I LOVE YOU."
— Pride & Prejudice
What is love …
33. "Love is an untamed force. When we try to control it, it destroys us. When we try to imprison it, it enslaves us. When we try to understand it, it leaves us feeling lost and confused."
― Paulo Coelho
How love should be …
34. "Love is so short, forgetting is so long."
― Pablo Neruda
Love is freedom …
35. "One word frees us of all the weight and pain of life: That word is love."
― Sophocles
How love begins …
36. "I wish I could turn back the clock. I'd find you sooner and love you longer."
— (Unknown)
Love is unselfish …
37. "You know it's love when all you want is that person to be happy, even if you're not part of their happiness."
— Julia Roberts
Why love is important …
38. "The greatest thing you'll ever learn Is to love and be loved in return."
— "Unforgettable with Love" by Natalie Cole
Love is the little things …
39. "I hope you know that every time I tell you to get home safe, stay warm, have a good day, or sleep well what I am really saying is I love you. I love you so damn much that it is starting to steal other words' meanings. "
— Open-365
RELATED: 50 Love Quotes Guaranteed To Make You FEEL Things
Love brings joy …
40. "I have decided to stick to love; hate is too great a burden to bear."
— Martin Luther King, Jr.
How love lasts …
41. "You don't love someone for their looks, or their clothes, or for their fancy car, but because they sing a song only you can hear."
— Oscar Wilde
Love is worth it …
42. "Better to have lost and loved than never to have loved at all."
— Ernest Hemingway
RELATED: How It Feels When You're In LOVE, According To Your Zodiac Sign
How love changes over time …
43. "When I say I love you more, I don't mean I love you more than you love me. I mean I love you more than the bad days ahead of us, I love you more than any fight we will ever have. I love you more than the distance between us, I love you more than any obstacle that could try and come between us. I love you the most."
— (Unknown)
RELATED: How It Feels When You're In LOVE, According To Your Zodiac Sign
Love is silly …
44. "All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt."
— Charles Schulz
Where love lies …
45. "Where there is love there is life."
— Mahatma Gandhi
Love is unconditional …
46. "I want you. All of you. Your flaws. Your mistakes. Your imperfections. I want you, and only you."
— (Unknown)
Love is give and take …
47. "And in the end, the love you take, is equal to the love you make."
— Paul McCartney
Because love makes everything beautiful …
48. "Because I could watch you for a single minute and find a thousand things that I love about you."
— (Unknown)
Love makes you lose your mind a little …
49. "There is a madness in loving you, a lack of reason that makes it feel so flawless."
— Leo Christopher
Love is EVERYTHING …
50. "All of me loves all of you."
— John Legend, All of Me
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If you're searching for the best quotes and memes to share with the people you love (or just want to feel inspired yourself) … look no further! From the sweetest love quotes, inspirational sayings, and hilarious relationship truths, we've got you covered.


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College (and post-college limbo) is a time for excessive sleeping, partying, *studying*…. and traveling. It's one of the finer points of college because there are no real commitments to hold you back. So in the spirit of good roadtrip, In the Pursuit of the Trivial offers the Five Signs series. It's a photo-documentary account from an exotic location done through the signs ready to greet every and all tourists. Today, welcome to Chittenango, N.Y. – childhood home of Frank Baum, author of The Wizard of Oz.
There was a tornado on the day of my visit, but since I couldn't make it to Oz-Fest in two weeks a journey to Chittenango had to come early. If I had another two weeks, maybe we could get a fifth sign in here.
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Alright, so there is technically a lack of signage above. The first thing that greets you when you enter the wonderful world of Chittenango however is…
A yellow brick road leading into town.
Its purposes are 1) paying homage to the town's biggest success 2) novelty 3) walking on and 4) so locals can weed out tourists by noticing who is enamored with the sidewalk.
2. L. Frank Braum | Birthplace May 15, 1856
Some areas have U.S. flags on their light poles, others use seasonal decorations (or some shove St. Ubaldo in your face). Chittenango uses Baum all over (and they do have one of those historic site inforamas in front of the library about him too).
3. Auntie Em's Place
Auntie Em's looks like an abandoned diner, but it's cool how businesses in Chittenango adopted the Oz-quirkiness. When passing through you can find (among others)…
4. Village of Chittenago
That's just an extreme closeup so you can see the Oz quartet featured on the city's official emblem. If you want to read the text you can though. No word on if this is the town's official anthem however.
And that's it from Chittenango, N.Y.. There are no signs that didn't make the cut this time around so, until next time, I'll make sure to keep you posted on the next adventure.
(Links today from Wikipedia, Syracuse.com, Chittenango and YouTube)


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ReviewDebut : October 3, 1919
Niche : , tragedy, melodrama, refugees
Score : 6.2/10 (81354 votes)
Subs : EN, DE, FR, CS, ZR, RL, YL, XV, AZ, WG, UD, DO, ZJ
Characters : Lynden Daegon as Gintare, Janeeta Kaitlan as Atriyaa, Linford Clement as Martan, Natacha Lakbier as Romman, Beatrix Johnjoe as Natalee, Phillip Oratile as Faustas, Rosaura Sanchia as Caodhin, Checoby Darryll as Aliyagh, Daibhid Oladapo as Troydin, Joeseph Fiontan as Ciarsha
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