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Schwarzenegger, Scandal, and Lies…Oh My.
If you happened to LIKE Arnold before the scandal and lies…you probably DISLIKE him now.
But if you disliked Arnold before the scandal …you LOVE him now. WTH?
(He just proved what you already knew. A natural progression…terminator – governator - schmuckinator.)
How much more scandal must the media drag us through? How much more can we take? Arnold just happens to be the latest scumbag in the news…the creep at the moment…add him to the list. Granted, he does have some tough competition for Head Scumbag with Woody Allen, John Edwards, and Tiger on the list.
Actually Tiger is looking like St. Tiger compared to the Arnold. I wouldn't be surprised if Maria Shriver takes a page from Elin's swing manual...and follows through.
People are wondering… How did Arnold keep his affair and love child a secret for so long? There must have been something that would give it away…some clue to his philandering ways. Maybe we could have guessed it from his past career as a Hollywood action star…or a European bodybuilder. Or maybe the serial groping accusations.
If ya stop and think about it…we were ignoring the obvious signs. How could we so oblivous to the obvious?
Just one look at a list of Schwarzenegger's movies and his behavior makes perfect sense.
True Lies
Raw Deal
Collateral Damage
Conan the Barbarian
The Schmuckzenegger was practically yelling "I'm a lying scandalous schmuck" from the Austrian Alps.
(the Hills are alive with Deceit.)

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In my college years I aimed my curriculum at Veterinary Medicine. I pursued what my parents wanted for me. I didn't chase my dreams – writing, art and photography. I had an education trust. School (ASU) was cheap like $160.00 /semester and books. However, I had to live so the trust gave me a nice little stipend and I went to school for six and a half years including graduate school. It was a complete paradigm flip from art to science and I did it and loved a lot of the knowledge and direct laboratory experience. My inheritance bought me a new, in 1972, Datsun 240Z for transport and I drove the piss out of it for eleven years. I drove ninety on the freeway everywhere. We had KDKB, the cutting edge underground station and KJZZ and I had a cassette player in there so I was tuned. I still aspired to be the best front man Phoenix turned out ever and didn't even own a microphone. Deep inside me I had what I believed was unresolvable emotional pain so relationships with friends and women were tough.
I craved the deepest connection with a woman and yet when awesome women presented themselves I would have great sex with them and distance the next day. During a two year period, four women proposed to me. They were all highly valuable people with excellent integrity and made something of their lives inside and out. I kept myself from getting what I dreamed of having because of a weird, depressive self-hate. I used inordinate amounts of chemicals, hoping they'd make me feel better and my whole emotionality seemed like a gloomy toilet full of misgivings which didn't flush. Every so often I would meet some woman who totally cleaned my clock and I somehow doomed myself out of her. Some of these women I am still friends with today. I love them with the intensity of any partner and have no desire to fetter them to me. It's very fulfilling to have love with no possessiveness and unconditional friendship which could easily be sexual again and has been upon occasion. I have fully realized long ago how we live and die alone and it's natural even though there is this connectedness we all feel. No persons, regardless of their physical connections will stay joined. It's all ephemeral gone like life goes – a moment at a time.
It has taken years of work on myself, experiential, writing and answering self help, self esteem questions. Also, a great deal of interactive work with others in self development trainings and best of all NLP training, workshops, and clinical. Today, I am opened fully, sometimes it seems too fully, expecting better out of those who do worse. In retrospect, it's all paid off, one way or another.
Many times when I am having very connected sex with a woman I have a profound sense of joy similar to our emotional and intellectual connections we experience privately and socially. These, to me, posit as my most favorite experiences. They are unparalleled journeys into sustained bliss. I feel her giving to me with her affections and I surrender fully to them in very receptive ways, allowing myself to fully appreciate the giving and the pleasures I experience. I give to her in such a way and she responds deeply, passionately and in her sustained orgasming. The appreciation I have for her in these ways gives me great fulfillment in the creating of pleasure – part of my life's purpose.
To you whom we have the pleasures of enjoyment now, before and sooner rather than later, I salute you and what you do and what we will give to each other sustained in the eternity of the moments making this life.


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ACCENTUATE the POSITIVE...
I have just filled up my Netflix queue with all the films listed in various "Ten Best Gay Films" lists I found on the web, to the extent that I hadn't seen them already. I am hoping to find some really good ones, somewhere. It's not that they don't exist, but they are harder to find than you would think, given how many of us there are in what Joan Crawford lovingly termed "the industry."
But then, 90% of all art has always been crap; just visit a museum with a large collection from any one period, and that becomes overwhelmingly clear. I found the discovery liberating, myself.
Yes, I do like some gay and gay-themed movies.
I see, looking back over the list, that I might tend to like foreign movies better, maybe just because I like reading subtitles--though I suspect it has more to do with the quality of the scripts. It may also be significant that the ones I like are just Good Movies. That certainly helps make them Good Gay Movies...
Anyway, right off the top there's:
Brokeback Mountain and Midnight Cowboy
[I cried. Who didn't?]
My Beautiful Launderette, The Opposite of Sex, and Priscilla: Queen of the Desert
[I laughed. Who didn't?]
Yossi and Jagger and The Bubble
[but then, Eytan Fox has my number...]
Angels in America
As Good As It Gets
Bear Cub [Cachorro]
Bedrooms and Hallways
Before Night Falls
Billy Elliot
Brideshead Revisited [and now I know why I liked the first episode best]
Breakfast on Pluto
Burnt Money [Plata Quemada]
La Cage aux Folles I and II [but not III]
The Closet [Le Placard]
Come Undone [Presque Rien]
The Crying Game
The Deep End
[Goran Visnjic is hot--but the movie's about love]
Gods and Monsters
[script bad, McKellen great, Fraser hot]
Happy Together
A Home at the End of the World
[I have a crush on Colin Farrell: who doesn't?]
Jewel in the Crown
[Way to go, Tim Pigott-Smith!]
Just a Question of Love
[Juste Une Question d'Amour: great French TV movie]
Kinky Boots
Lan Yu
Leather Jacket Love Story
[not a good movie, but...]
L.I.E. [incredible performance by Brian Cox]
Maurice [sort of: the blond guy doesn't do it for me.
Maybe no blonds do...]
Ma Vie en Rose
Naked Lunch
Nico and Dani [sort of]
Notes on a Scandal
Prick Up Your Ears
Strawberry and Chocolate [Fresa y Chocolate]
The Sum of Us [sort of: the homophobic fiancee is the best thing in it]
Sunday, Bloody Sunday
The Talented Mr. Ripley
Taxi zum Klo [sort of]
Times Have Been Better
[La Ciel sur la Tete: great French TV movie]
Trembling Before G-D
The Wedding Banquet
A Year Without Love [Un Año sin Amor]
Recommended by some, but truly in the 90% Club:
Alexander [in spite of my CF problem, above]
Another Gay Movie [another horror story]
Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss
The Birdcage [why can't people let well enough alone?]
Formula 17 [talk about formula!]
In and Out [actually, anything even remotely connected to Paul Rudnick]
I Think I Do [just not quite there]
Jeffrey [the play's fault, though]
Lost Language of Cranes [someone forgot that David Leavitt's book is funny]
Love! Valor! Compassion! [see "Jeffrey," above]
Priest [I've generally had it with gay movies that need to make almost all straights look bad so the hero looks good...]
Querelle [sorry, Rainer: too much art -- might be Genet's problem, though]
Sebastiane [sorry, Derek: too much art --and it's definitely your problem]
Trick [Campbell and Pitoc are fine; the script and Tori Spelling are offputting]
Victor, Victoria [almost there, but it tries too hard]
Well, I'm sorry, but why do people say these movies are great?
They're not. Are we that desperate?


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Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Need Some Motivation?
Below is a story I read in a free e-book I received from Rapid Product Formula. It was so motivating for me, I believe it will do the same for you.....especially if you are in a slump with your online business.
A factory worker grew tired of working long hours, little pay, and having a tyrant for a boss (sound familiar?), so he left the city for the country (wish I could), He wanted to harvest his own crop and reap the wealth of the earth (don't we all? I remember something about 40 acres and a mule). He took his entire savings and bought a piece of land from a farmer.
"It's good land," the farmer said. "Lots of potential. It will yield you a decent crop."
Excited at the idea of one day harvesting a great bounty, the factory worker thanked the farm with a hearty handshake. Then he walked out and sat in the middle of the field. He imagined all the crops he would enjoy.
Over there would be corn. On the other side carrots and cabbage. On the end, he'd grow turnips. He loved sweet fruit, so he'd have strawberries and blueberries too (can all of these different types of foods REALLY grow on one piece of land so close together??). It would be pure joy to eat food grown from a field he owned.
The factory worker spent a long time imagining his harvest. He barely noticed the changes in the weather.
One crisp cool day, the farmer found him lost in thought in the empty field.
"Oh hello," the factory work said when he stopped day dreaming long enough to notice the farmer. "What are you doing here?"
"I got my harvest in. I thought I'd see if you needed a hand with yours."
The factory worked blinked (rapidly I suppose). "I don't have one yet. (no really?)"
"Didn't you plant any crops?"
"Well I bought the land, I guess I though..." (just like a man to think...no offense)
"You thought that it would grow on it's own?" the farmer asked, mouth dropping in disbelief. (I would have been rolling on the floor laughing my you know what off!!)
"It doesn't work that way. The land's just the beginning. You have to put in the work to see a harvest."
The moral of the story: Just because you started your own business, online or otherwise...doesn't mean you are going to see a profit or be successful. Starting the business is the beginning. Let the real work begin. You will have to invest time and money into educating yourself about business, your target market, your customers AND work to promote and market your products and services. It's a never ending deal.
Keep up the work and look for your harvest.
**Words in brown are mine for emphasis!
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10 Goals of 2009
Below are my ten professional-goals for 2009.
- Enhance Testing Procedures – First I need to design the test. Now it is being done in my head with no documentation. Test in excess.
- Do the Research – As soon as I discover something I need to ask or tell someone then the item is discovered to be not correct. Simple do the research first then discuss it.
- Get a Better Understanding of the Business – Find how and why things are done.
- Talk to People – Talk to the people that use our software and understand how this work. Develop a relationship where communication is entourage and they are not timid to ask questions or give comments.
- Integrate Bug Tracking into our Web Pages – Give out the bug tracking site address on our websites. This will allow people to report bugs quickly and allow reporting bugs not to feel like a nuisance.
- Learn Ruby On Rails – Learning new technologies is always good.
- Improve my StackOverFlow Reputation – This will help me become more knowledgeable, improve communication skills (writing and portraying ideas), and be part of a software community.
- Finish Two Computer Books – One book will be Code Complete and the other will probably be Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software.
- Enhance Coding Standards and Practices – Learn, try, and use new and better coding standards and practices. Such as naming conventions, development procedures, and testing.
- Think Outside the Box – Think of ways to solve problems that are not typical, but are effective and efficient
I think that all of these goals are obtainable and should help be become a better professional.
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Humm.. It seems that I have a thing for crumble pies right now and ta-da made a cherry one:
Carlos brought me some canned cherries from Germany – they are so much cheaper there and I absolutely love their flavour. Still got another can to use somewhere..
Baked a bread too, but I don't have a pic of that. It was some basic oat meal loaf baked in milk with a hint of honey. Also, yummy and moist even on the next day.
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Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas shone again for the Blues on Saturday, so what did the fans make of his latest performance?
Diego Costa may have stolen the show with his hat-trick against Swansea City on Saturday, but Cesc Fabregas continued his outstanding form since swapping Barcelona for Chelsea this summer.
The Spanish international provided two more assists, taking his season's tally to six, and ensuring his partnership with his international teammate continued its impressive trajectory.
In short, while Costa makes the headlines, Fabregas does the things behind the scenes to make those headlines possible.
Some questioned Fabregas's arrival at Chelsea this summer, given the midfield creativity already at Jose Mourinho's disposal, and yet the former Arsenal star has already proved what a canny signing he was...and a necessary one.
Scoring top flight goals is no easy task, but Fabregas makes it a whole lot easier for Costa to put the finishing touches on a whole heap of metaphorical cakes, and the campaign has only just begun.
Following Chelsea's latest victory, we took to Twitter to see what their fans thought of Fabregas's performance, and you can read a selection of what we found below:
Fabregas assist Costa goal is going to be something I think we might hear a lot of this season. Looking lethal already.— Ben Fairthorne (@BFairthorne) September 13, 2014
Fabregas is so much better then ozil it's actually funny— H (@Harryg__97) September 13, 2014
Fabregas n Costa arrival at Chelsea made Oscar n hazard more ordinary ths season— #JudgeMasimba (@Vuyo_KaVuyo) September 13, 2014
Fabregas also has 6 assists, Oscar had 4 last year, Mata 5, and hazard 7— grant (@GrantDaGenius) September 13, 2014
Costa and Fabregas together are deadly !— Munif (@munif95) September 13, 2014
Fabregas is a baller , Barca made a huge mistake— Akim (@akimbunda) September 13, 2014
I love watching Fabregas play— Oscar' jr (@BotelhoTyler08) September 13, 2014
Maybe...just maybe if #torres had stayed he wud have benefited from fabregas assists— samuel ashalley (@ashalleysam) September 13, 2014
How to be Chelsea: Step 1: Give Fabregas the ball..... Step 2: Fabregas gives Costa the ball..... Step 3: Celebrate goal"— #Dream_Chaser (@Mr_Kenko) September 13, 2014
Fabregas is absolutely brilliant. Magnificent player— Lemso™ (@Lemso_) September 13, 2014


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25August, 1944 0730
Good Morning, darling –
This is the earliest in the day I've written you in a long while – but things are a bit different in a battery. Last night I slept out under the stars. We were supposed to move – but late in the evening it was canceled. We had already struck our tents – so we left them that way. It was a beautiful night, darling, and as I lay there looking up at the stars – I imagined every one of them was the first one I saw and I wished and wished and wished.
Today should be a pretty full day and that's why we're up to an early start. We had K-rations for breakfast and now we're standing by for orders to get going. Yesterday I got a little chance to catch up with some of my back mail, dear, and I wrote a friend of mine in the Pacific and also Verna. I also started a very good book – which if you haven't already read – I think you'll enjoy – "Roughly Speaking" by Louis Randall Pierson – an autobiography – but one of the best I've read – at least so far. Have to stop now, darling. Sure did miss you last nite Sweetheart –
Love to the family.
This is the earliest in the day I've written you in a long while – but things are a bit different in a battery. Last night I slept out under the stars. We were supposed to move – but late in the evening it was canceled. We had already struck our tents – so we left them that way. It was a beautiful night, darling, and as I lay there looking up at the stars – I imagined every one of them was the first one I saw and I wished and wished and wished.
Today should be a pretty full day and that's why we're up to an early start. We had K-rations for breakfast and now we're standing by for orders to get going. Yesterday I got a little chance to catch up with some of my back mail, dear, and I wrote a friend of mine in the Pacific and also Verna. I also started a very good book – which if you haven't already read – I think you'll enjoy – "Roughly Speaking" by Louis Randall Pierson – an autobiography – but one of the best I've read – at least so far. Have to stop now, darling. Sure did miss you last nite Sweetheart –
Love to the family.
My deepest love, dear
Perhaps the move into this estate was what made it a "full day".
|Greg sits on the Kugelwagen behind his jeep,
both parked in front of the "Estate".
|The Route of the Question Mark
|(A) Lignières-la-Doucelle to (B) Les Fretis (75 Miles)
16 to 25 August 1944
August 25... Fetis les Fretis. We drove all night to reach this place in complete blackout. No one lost. The Red Cross clubmobile 'Everglades' visited us and the girls gave us coffee and doughnuts and ate supper with us.
about the Liberation of Paris (for real)
From "The Liberation of Paris, 1944" chapter of EyeWitness to History, (2008) comes this piece:
As Allied forces broke through the German containment in the hedge row country beyond the Normandy beaches, Supreme Commander, General Dwight Eisenhower set his sights on a rush into Germany. Concerned that a battle for Paris would only bog down the advance, Eisenhower planned to by-pass the French capital. However, events on the ground would soon dictate a different course. On August 15, news of the Allied advance and of a second Allied landing on the coast of southern France reached the French capital. As the Germans began their evacuation, the Paris police, postal workers and metro workers went on strike. Within four days, a spontaneous uprising erupted. Led by the underground French Resistance (FFI), Parisians attacked their German occupiers, barricaded streets and created as much havoc as possible. General Charles de Gaulle, commander of the Free French Forces called upon General Eisenhower to divert forces to the city and threatened to attack the city on his own if his request was denied. Consenting, Eisenhower ordered de Gaulle to enter the city and diverted a portion of the American forces to support the French.On the same day, Charles de Gaulle, president of the Provisional Government of the French Republic moved back into the War Ministry on the rue Saint-Dominique, then, from the Hôtel de Ville, made a rousing speech to the crowd.
Hitler ordered General Dietrich von Choltitz, military commander of Paris, to destroy the city. The city's bridges were mined and preparations made to follow Hitler's request. However, von Choltitz hesitated. On August 20 he agreed to a cease-fire with the Parisian insurgents. It was a fragile agreement as sporadic fighting continued throughout the city.
On August 24, leading elements of de Gaulle's forces (led by General Jacques Leclerc) made their way into the French capital. The remainder followed the next day. Confronting pockets of intense German fighting, the liberators proceeded through the city. French tanks surrounded von Choltitz's headquarters. The commander of Paris was taken prisoner without resistance and signed a formal surrender agreement. Although sporadic fighting continued, General de Gaulle entered the city in a triumphal procession on the 25th. After four years, Paris was free again.
John Mac Vane was a NBC radio correspondent who accompanied the allied troops as they approached Paris. We join his story as the troops enter the city:
"We reached Paris itself, the university, at just ten minutes past eight by my watch. I felt like pinching myself. It was hard to believe I was back in Paris once again.
Suddenly a fusillade of bullets spattered on the street. The whole column came to a quick stop. We leaped out and crouched beside the jeep. FFI men started blazing away at something over our heads. Men in the dozen vehicles ahead of us began firing at something in the tower of the university. Germans in the tower were firing on the column. I saw the stonework blasted off in white flakes as Leclerc's men kept it under continuous fire.
We were also being fired on from a nearby house. Some FFI men, with Leclerc's troops, got cover near the building, then rushed through the door and up the stairs. I heard the explosion of a grenade and the firing stopped. After about half an hour the tower of the university fell silent, and the column moved on. Twice again the column was held up in similar fashion. One moment the streets would be filled with people. At the first volley of shots they would scatter to the doorways. FFI men with ancient pistols and captured German rifles would start firing at what they thought was the source of the attack.
Resistance fighter shoots at a sniper
Whenever the trouble seemed serious, Leclerc's men would loose a few bursts of machine-gun fire from the weapons mounted on the trunks. Or a light tank would stop at a street comer and streams of tracers would spout out of it to cover our advance. We felt terribly unprotected in the jeep, and the noise of the bullets singing past us was most unpleasant.
Just as the column began moving again, a civilian in a black homburg jumped onto the jeep. I told him roughly to get off. The civilian grinned and told me in good but accented English that he was an American ASS agent who had been in Paris for three months preparing for our entry. He was French by birth but naturalized American. We let him ride with us down the boulevard Jourdain and through the porte d'Orleans. In the rue St.-Jacques he jumped off with a 'thanks very much,' smiled, and disappeared as mysteriously as he had come.
We passed across the bridge that led directly to the square between Notre Dame Cathedral and the Prefecture of Police. In the sunshine Paris had never looked more beautiful. It was then just a quarter to nine. The vehicles just ahead of us rolled into the square and parked, and we parked the jeep with them. Kokoska switched off the motor. We looked up at the lovely towers of Notre Dame, and someone said, 'Well, that's that. The fight is all over now.'
As he finished speaking, the air crackled into life with bullets, hissing and whining all over the square. The French light tanks began firing over our heads at some Germans across the Seine. Germans were also shooting from Notre Dame and from nearby houses. For twenty-five minutes Wright, Jack Hansen, Kokoska, and I lay on our stomachs crouched beside the jeep. We could see no likely shelter of any kind. There was so much shooting that we could hardly hear one another speak. Guns, machine guns, rifles - everything was going off together in one great earsplitting, crackling inferno of sound.
Celebrators seek cover from sniper fire
The wounded were carried across the square by girls and doctors in Red Cross uniforms. They waved Red Cross flags. The shooting sputtered, then died down, and finally burst out with new fury before it ceased. The air was strangely quiet. I could see the sun glint on the white marks where the bullets had struck Notre Dame.
A new sound broke the hush of that Thursday morning the bells of Notre Dame. Someone began ringing them. They pealed over Paris as they had for so many hundreds of years, a song of triumph that Paris was once again free.
...There were some strange incidents in that square. Two men dressed in the helmets and uniforms of Paris firemen came up to me and, speaking in unmistakable American, said, 'Are you guys Americans?'
'Sure,' I replied, 'but what in hell are you guys doing in that getup?'
One of them, whose name I took down, reported to the authorities at his request, then promptly lost, said, 'He and I are Eighth Air Force. I'm a pilot. He's a navigator. We got shot down, and the French underground took charge of us. We been in Paris for a month attached to this fire department unit. We have a hell of a time at night, going around fighting fires and killing Germans when we get the chance. I wouldn't have missed this for the world.'
'Do you speak French?' I asked.
'Not a damn word,' said the bomber pilot. 'One of the firemen speaks a little English, and he does all the translating. We get into a house of some collaborator that is burning, and we bust up the whole inside before we put the fire out. Or maybe we just let it all bum down.'
When he left us, the pilot said, 'Hell of a thing to have to go back to flying-after all this fun.'
Why do you desire that we hide the emotion which seizes us all, men and women, who are here, at home, in Paris that stood up to liberate itself and that succeeded in doing this with its own hands?
No! We will not hide this deep and sacred emotion. These are minutes which go beyond each of our poor lives. Paris! Paris outraged! Paris broken! Paris martyred! But Paris liberated! Liberated by itself, liberated by its people with the help of the French armies, with the support and the help of all France, of the France that fights, of the only France, of the real France, of the eternal France!
Well! Since the enemy which held Paris has capitulated into our hands, France returns to Paris, to her home. She returns bloody, but quite resolute. She returns there enlightened by the immense lesson, but more certain than ever of her duties and of her rights.
I speak of her duties first, and I will sum them all up by saying that for now, it is a matter of the duties of war. The enemy is staggering, but he is not beaten yet. He remains on our soil.
It will not even be enough that we have, with the help of our dear and admirable Allies, chased him from our home for us to consider ourselves satisfied after what has happened. We want to enter his territory as is fitting, as victors.
This is why the French vanguard has entered Paris with guns blazing. This is why the great French army from Italy has landed in the south and is advancing rapidly up the Rhône valley. This is why our brave and dear Forces of the interior are going to arm themselves with modern weapons. It is for this revenge, this vengeance and justice, that we will keep fighting until the last day, until the day of total and complete victory.
This duty of war, all the men who are here and all those who hear us in France know that it demands national unity. We, who have lived the greatest hours of our History, we have nothing else to wish than to show ourselves, up to the end, worthy of France. Long live France!


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They say that once you've learned how to ride a bike, you never forget. The corollary to this rule is that you only learn once. This makes it special, don't you think?
He's almost got it. With a little push to get him going, he can balance and steer, pedaling even enough to get up a small rise. As long as he's thinking about it, he can stop using his pedal brakes.
Kate practiced freaking out the parents – Look! I can ride in a circle with my eyes closed, didja see? Didja see? Everything Kate could do, Cameron wanted to try too.
Great way to spend a warm summer day!


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On April 23, DiversityInc announced Allstate Insurance placed No. 33 on its 2015 Top 50 Companies for Diversity ranking. This year's ranking is up four spots from 2014 and marks the 10th year Allstate has been recognized by DiversityInc for efforts to manage and grow diversity in its business.
"We place an intentional focus on inclusive diversity in our business practices, with our employees and throughout our supplier network," said Michael Escobar, vice president, chief diversity & organization effectiveness officer for Allstate. "We're creating a culture that values differences, seeks out and leverages diverse viewpoints and helps us connect with our customers and each other."
DiversityInc Top 50 companies have significantly more diversity than average American corporations. Compared with EEOC statistics, Top 50 companies have 20% more Blacks, Latinos, and Asians in management, and 13% more women. In the Top 10 the contrast is even sharper, with 41% more Blacks, Latinos, and Asians, and 46% more women than US corporate average. This year, for the first time, the National Organization on Disability tracker was required for the Top 10 Disabilities list.
"With more than 1,000 companies participating, the competition for a spot on the DiversityInc Top 50 and Specialty Lists was up over 30% this year," said DiversityInc Founder and CEO Luke Visconti. "Companies are recognizing the importance of diversity for corporate reputation - which directly affects millennial-generation recruiting and retention. And whether you're talking about Silicon Valley, Ferguson, or Indiana, there's no denying that stories about how far we still need to come regarding diversity have been dominating the headlines in 2015."
Any company with over 1,000 U.S.-based employees is eligible to enter, and there is no cost to compete. Each company's rank is based on objective analysis of 183 separate factors, based on data from a 300-question survey. The four equally weighted areas of measurement include Talent Pipeline, Equitable Talent Development, CEO/Leadership Commitment, and Supplier Diversity.
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Over the weekend, against my Neanderthal husband's protests, I snuck this Frozen wand into our cart at Wal-Mart. My 3-year-old son has probably watched Frozen once—and got about halfway through before he lost interest—but all the cool kids at preschool talk about it constantly, so he thinks he loves it.
He knew his dad didn't want to buy him the girly wand, and he knew that if Mommy hadn't snuck it into the cart, he wouldn't have gotten it. I thought that would be enough reason to show a little gratitude.
When I handed him the wand at home, however, he immediately grabbed it and pushed the button for the song to start playing.
As the melodious strains of "Let It Go" came wafting through the miniature snow globe's speaker, I watched my son wave the wand in a swooping motion through the air around me.
"I wish for a new mom!" he said with a final triumphant arcing wand wave around my face.
"Wait...what?" I asked, astonished.
"He said he wishes for a new mom!" his older brother supplied helpfully, laughing with glee.
I tried to act upset, I really did, but it was very difficult to do as that wand kept flying through the air around me, gaining more and more swishing speed as my 3-year-old son's desire for a new mom grew evermore fervent. I couldn't help but giggle as I watched him push the button for the song over and over again, hoping that somehow that Frozen magic would cause a brand new mom to appear right before his eyes.
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Well this week was one of the weeks that I had to work. I put in some insane hours working 42 hours in just 4 days. This explains my lack of posting. And I have so much to post about. Coming soon - Mother's Day, Yard Sale Mania, Trent's Homecoming Dance, and soccer. I have to work again this afternoon. This morning I am tyring to get a few things done around the house, as my lack of doing any housework this week is glaringly obvious.
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go you crazy work girl...looking forward to the future posts. try to get some rest in their somewhere ;)
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Another exsample of how cool phone games can be I could easy see more like this being the future of phone games . The controls can be a bit hard to aim but you will get used to it. I also think the makers of this maybe should take some stuff from this and make other games:) it is soo cool . also there is hidden a map over the maze soo use it !!xD the planet part made me rage quit xD nothing works
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Five years ago today, I had a grim Valentine's Day. There was a huge blizzard in New York, and I was trudging home from work in the dark, with soggy shoes and a lonely heart. As I dodged slush puddles, I wondered if I'd ever meet my soulmate. Didn't seem likely. Little did I know that two weeks later (just two weeks!) I would find the love of my life. As I've said before, it goes to show that you never know what's around the corner.
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Big Bang's G-Dragon (Real Name Kwon JiYong), who left to vacation in Europe recently, is enjoying the vacation to the fullest and having a happy time.
YG Entertainment said in a phone call with Newsen on the 7th, "Starting from the UK and going around Europe, G-Dragon is taking a break. We have received word that he is doing very well. We have not set a precise date for him to come back to Korea, but at the earliest, he could come back this weekend."
G-Dragon left for Europe a while ago. Yang Hyun Seok has recently revealed through the official homepage that G-Dragon had spent day-to-day being busy after Big Bang's debut, and as a result of that, his mind was worn out, and the solo album which was projected to be in April was postponed. Yang was also worried because G-Dragon had symptoms that were similar to depression indicating that he was in a sort of slump.
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On the internet, a picture of G-Dragon having a joyful time in Europe attracted a lot of attention.
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on 5/29/2013 12:05:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
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I love this lipstick! Really pigmented, for day or night! Definite dupe for Mac Creme d'nude. I actually like this better because it is a true nude color, and Creme d'nude is more of a pinky nude that I find appears slightly grey when worn in photographs.
on 1/14/2013 12:57:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love the product and the color!! I have searched every line for a nude color that would go great with my tone and seems every other "nude" had too much brown, too hot pink, too sparkly. This one is perfect. Matte, the right pink/beige, and the texture is great! Havent been able to find it recently! did they discontinue?!
on 12/27/2012 9:57:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is an amazing color if you are looking for a perfect nude lipstick. It goes on very silky and smoothly. just add a little gloss over top and it is perfect. I would even say this is better than Myth From MAC. :)
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on 10/24/2012 6:57:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I recently purchased this lipstick in search of a true nude for me to wear when my eyes are very dark. I LOVE this lipstick shade! Usually I get the Revlon Super Lustrous lipsticks, but I this shade and decided to give it a shot. It's much more moisturizing than their other shades, it gives an excelent sheen on the lips. The color is a very nice peachy-nude, that provides the nude lip without the 'dead' look some more matte nudes give without gloss. I started the day with the Revlon Colorburst in Bronze Shimmer gloss over it, but switched to just the lipstick and it looks very glossy & flattering without a gloss.
As for cons; it doesn't have the staying power as the Super Lustrous line, but makes up for it with the nice creamy texture. Also, I noticed there isn't much product. The product inside is shorter than a standard lipstick. I can see myself going through this much quicker than another lipstick.
Overall; I reccomend it. It's a fair price for a drugstore lipstick, it's moisturizing and a very flattering nude color. It will definitely be my go-to every day lipstick (aside from the incredible Fairest Nude by L'Oreal)
on 10/4/2012 5:07:00 PM
Age: 25-29
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Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I was always afraid of nudes but this lipstick gave me the courage to try out other brand nudes as well..revlon l/s textures r the best IMO..I think this lipstick goes well with yellow n warm undertones... This colour specifically brings out the warmth in ur complexion..mmm it might not work with pale or cool undertones..as I have seen ppl wearing it but the lips just looked...rushed or unattended as compared to the rest of the face..but do as to ur liking.For me ( warm, medium, slightly yellow n olive undertone)a little pink on the cheeks, black kohl liner heavily loaded n this lipstick rocks!!.I will definitely repurchase.
on 9/29/2012 6:27:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
The color is pigmented and looks beautiful on a fairer complexion and olive skin tones.. But i guess its too "beigy" for my taste, Its not wearble for everyday or for every outfit..
Other than that,the packaging isnt very luxurious but the staying power is superb!
on 8/31/2012 8:53:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I love the color but not on me, it makes me look washed out and blends in with my skin tone. It literally looks like I put concealer all over my lips. I find the texture to be smooth and creamy but it settles in my finelines... and its really drying even with a lip balm and my lips are barely dry and flakey. It definitely accentuates fine lines and dry spots... Definitely need to wear lip balm underneath. I will never repurchase, still trying to find a purpose for it...
EDIT: I found a purpose! I use it over my darker lipsticks for a lighter muted color!! YAY I didn't waste any money LOL...
on 8/5/2012 5:36:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is the perfect nude lipstick for me. It compliments my skin tone and doesn't make me look like a ghost. In my opinion revlon has the best lip products from the drugstore to begin with, and this product didn't let me down! I just wish the colorburst lipsticks weren't as drying. Definitely need to apply lip balm before this but that doesn't bother me.
on 7/24/2012 5:10:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Overall: I really really really REALLY wanted to just love this lipstick and never put it down. The consistency is lovely and the packaging is lovely and the colour is lovely. But oh deary, it is not the nude for my skin tone. *crey crey*
It unfortunately makes my lips more bigger than they are, and not in a good way. If I was a bit paler, it would be absolutely gorgeous!
Packaging: The quilted front and backs are so pretty and luxurious looking for a DS lipstick. The bullet is perfectly shaped for my lips and I love that they put a little coloured icon thingy (I don't know) on the top.
Price: For a Revlon lipstick, I didn't exactly expect a $3 price. It's pretty average and I'm fine with it.
Repurchase? If it was more flattering, most definitely. Right now though, nope. :(
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War Of The Roses 11-10-17
Friday, November 10th
Friday, November 10th
Tracy thinks Julian is cheating because someone told her that he's cheated on every girl he's ever dated:
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مدل رگرسیون چندگانه برای انتخاب حسابرسی اعضای تیم
|کد مقاله
|سال انتشار
|مقاله انگلیسی
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Publisher : Elsevier - Science Direct (الزویر - ساینس دایرکت)
Journal : Procedia Economics and Finance, Volume 3, 2012, Pages 204–210
چکیده انگلیسی
The optimization of the audit process has always been a priority for audit academics and professionals. Following a review of the audit literature on this topic, we conclude there is a consensus among authors that one of the auditor's primary concerns is to optimize the allocation of resources for audit missions while keeping the audit risk at an acceptable level. This paper focuses on one of the key issues identified by various authors regarding the optimization of the audit process: selecting the m of the audit team. All audit firms are aware that the human resource is their most important asset and recognize the importance of finding the balance between the skills of audit team members and the complexity of audit engagements. The main purpose of this optimization process is to help auditors not taking unnecessary risks avoid under-auditing and to keep costs to a competitive level avoid over-auditing. We propose a multiple regression model for determining the optimum number of hours to be involved on audit engagements depending on several client related parameters e.g. financial performance indicators, client size, complexity of client operations, etc. Further, we examine the possibility of using the model for creating an expert system that would assist in selecting the right mix of audit team members depending on their experience and skills.


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Obesity in Children is a condition where excess body fat negatively affects a child's health or well being.
A child can be over-weight, so don't over-feed your child. Don't think a chubby child is a sign of good living. Over pampering a child with too much food can make the child obese and other children at school will make fun of your child and probably call him/her fat. Which may affect the child emotionally.
Encourage your obese child to eat healthy. Eat what you will want your child to eat to be fit. For example, If you take ice cream and tell your daughter not to, your daughter will think you don't like her
This week on Truppr Chat we discussed Obesity in Children and the show was brought to you in partnership with mamalette – mamalette is a support community for pregnant women and new mothers.
We had two enlightened mothers join Tunmise on the show to discuss Obesity in Children. Anike Lawal, CEO/Founder of mamalette and Folake Okunubi, Human Resource Personnel.
A lot of great points were raised about Obesity in Kids and different ways you can curb it, listen to the show and let us know your thoughts in the comments box below.
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This past Sunday was gorgeous here.
Sun was shining
and the temps were in the 70's.
I took the new pullets over to spend some time outside
since they'll be moving outside once we get the coop upgraded.
Of course, I end up discovering that my favorite new pullet
is actually a rooster.
And since no roosters are allowed at the Wannabe Farm
(because the neighbor's Roo is loud enough without one in the backyard)
He needs to find a home.
Luckily, I found him one and also found another pullet to replace him- same breed and everything.
Hopefully I won't have to worry about raising new chicks for a while.


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Dassel - Cokato
Penn State to Minnesota
Mr. Eric Sawatzke, Agriculture Education Instructor and FFA Advisor at Dassel-Cokato Agricultural Education and PSU Global Teach Ag have formed a new and innovative partnership. An Agriculture Business and Global Agriculture Class is currently being offered to high school students in grades 9-12. A portion of these students enrolled will travel to South Africa following the class, along with other students from the agriculture program, bringing their global agriculture learning full circle. After traveling the students are expected to report information learned through this program on a local, state and national scale.
How It Works
Two Teaching assistants, Janae Bickhart, PSU Agricultural and Extension Education 2015 Student Teacher and Kayla Hack, 2017 Student Teacher assist Mr. Sawatzke in his lessons by:
- Developing Reusable Learning Objects regarding Global Agriculture appropriate for Secondary Agriculture Programs
- Assessing student participants perceptions and global competency
- Selecting appropriate digital platforms to engage learners in synchronous and asynchronous online learning.


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Some recent YouTube uploads with Early Modern focus:
Anna Keay, assistant curator at the Tower of London, discusses the arrival of Elizabeth I at the Tower in 1554, suspected of treason against Mary.
Also uploaded (in 4 parts) is is David Starkey on Oliver Cromwell and the Civil War, from his history of the British monarchy
Ghosts of the English Civil War relates spooky encounters on the site of the Battle of Marston Moor in 1644.
Dylan Winter tells the story of "possibly our greatest naval humiliation": the Dutch raid on the Medway in 1667.
05 July, 2008
Recent YouTube uploads
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This month we celebrated Tucker's sixth birthday....some of my favorite things from this past year are...
- His new obsession with all things Lego
- His snuggles
- His funny faces
- His independence
- The way he takes care of Savannah in a "big" brother sort of way...even though he's 3 years younger
- His love for chocolate!
- His help in the kitchen (loves to bake with me)
- His sense of rhythm
He will change so much in this next year. Kinda makes me a little sad. But there are new and wonderful memories to be made during this leg of the journey that will make his lifesong sing. It's exciting to watch him grow.
My prayer is for myself as much as it is for Tucker this year. May I be the kind of mother that God wants me to be for him. And may Tucker come to know Jesus in His time. May I teach by my life more than my words so that I don't confuse him or lead him away from the things that really matter in this life. May we have fun and laugh and enjoy each other and at the end of the day thank God that He gave us this gift of family.


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In other news the house sale and purchase are still going forward. However, a snail on ketamine would move faster. Fingers crossed we see some concrete advancement soon because the longer it takes the more time I am finding to fill my head with expanded and elaborate decoration schemes. Eeeeeek.
|very good mark maker
|climbing trees
|paintings always end up brown
|our bug hunt
|crying with laughter
|best bit about cakes
|looking so like his Grandpa. Well, if you ignore the 90's Gallagher style hair!
|Mo bot.
|resident packhorse
|I'm sorry I chewed all the clean washing.....
|ultimate hiding place
|So funny. Everytime we go out Lenny insists on taking his camera and snapping things - wonder where he has leant this?!
|Bracket knows how to pose
|Pound shop beauty - seems sad to let Lenny destroy it really!


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I'll be doing these all day–there are A LOT of vendors!
I honestly think there' s something for everyone out here–we have such a wide variety of styles, genres and pricing.
Top Left: Designer Prims-Chic Studio; Top Right: Ingenue-Ladies Tee; Bottom Left; Kouse's Santum-Gown; Bottom Right: dDx-4 hairstyles
Top Left: Rag Dollz-Gown, Mask, Choker; Top Right: Park Place-Curio Cabinet; Bottom Both pics: Vanitas Vesture-Ladies clothing
Top Left: Identity-Male shape; Top Right Janae's Fancies-Kiwi's (multiple colors); Bottom Left: Evie's Closet-Gown;
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Well, It has been already three months since my son's birthday but I wanted to share what I made for his birthday. He turned 4 this year. I can not believe how time flies. He is such a wonderful boy and I am looking forward seeing him grow up.
Anyways, we invited many of his friends to out place to celebrate his birthday. It was nothing fancy but we had a wonderful time with our friends.
I made bunch of snacks and also lasagna. I forgot to take picture of lasagna but here are the other things I made for the party.
Corn and Bean dip
Buffalo Chicken Dip (This is before baking)
Caesar Salad
Veggie Sticks
Fruit and Cookies
Caprese Salad
For a cake, I decided to make banana pudding this year instead of Strawberry Cake. This Past three years, I made strawberry short cake for his birthday but I know I am not a great baker and it is quite difficult to make a big square cake which is moist and taste good. I remember it was quite hard and dry last year and I didn't want to take a risk this year so I decided to make something which I know it always come out great and always a great hit with everyone.
Banana Pudding (Magnolia Bakery Recipe)
This banana pudding never fails me and everybody loves it!
The birthday party was a success and I am very thankful that my son is a healthy 4 years old. I started this blog more than 4 years ago before I get pregnant with my son. Even though the update of this blog slowed down significantly, this blog helped me a lot and I would love to continue posting whenever I can.
Thank you for your support and I really appreciate my life every single day.


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"Now our knowledge is partial and incomplete, and even the gift of prophecy reveals only part of the whole picture! 10 But when full understanding comes, these partial things will become useless.
When I was a child, I spoke and thought and reasoned as a child. But when I grew up, I put away childish things. Now we see things imperfectly as in a cloudy mirror, but then we will see everything with perfect clarity. All that I know now is partial and incomplete, but then I will know everything completely, just as God now knows me completely.
Three things will last forever—faith, hope, and love—and the greatest of these is love."
1 Corinthians 13:9-13 NLT
I find comfort and encouragement from these words written by the apostle Paul. The one question that is asked when you are with someone who is dying is "why?" Companies make strategic plans to gain record revenues. When the plans fail or succeed beyond expectations the board of directors asks "why?"
We have many questions in this life. Sometimes it seems that there are many more questions than answers. In fact there are. Our knowledge is limited. The demands of life, unlimited. We find ourselves lacking.
When we seek to find answers from the Lord, it seems He gives us what we need. Just what we needed. Sometimes we only have enough direction to take life moment by moment. "Give us this day our daily bread," Jesus prayed. Sometimes we blow it. We don't get it right. Other times we hit a home run. Then there are the times that the only thing we can do is move forward blindly, trusting in God's unfailing love.
Feel His hand in the darkness. Hear the heartbeat of heavens King. His love for you is unfailing and eternal!


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Discharge and Gage Height near Francisco, NC
February 21, 2005. Jeff and I decided that we would cover fifteen miles of the Dan River, putting in at Kibler Valley, Virginia and taking out at Jessup's Mill, NC. Overnight rains had increased the river flow, but not muddied the water.... perfect conditions. The forecast called for rain, but not a drop fell all day. We had paddled thirteen miles of the Dan in a lower section before and thought fifteen wouldn't be a problem. Nine and a half hours after putting in under a heavy fog I climbed out of the river, in the dark, soaking wet, and as tired as I have been in a very, very long time. So what happened, I'll tell you...
The river was far more developed since the last time I paddled south of Kibler. Cabins and farmland peppered much of the riverside. Not that I blame them, if I owned property on the river I would want a cabin on it too. One of the many surprises this trip was the number of portages. The amount of time each one took was deceptive and added a lot to the total time of the trip. I had to make my first one around the rock gardens and ledges just north of the VA773/NC104 bridge. Jeff managed to stay in the river but was forced into working pretty hard pushing over the rock bed. The next portage was another unexpected one just south of the same bridge. This time it was for a bridge on the appropriately named Low Water Bridge Road. We took two different strategies on this portage. Jeff took out upstream and drug his kayak through the briars and brush. I attempted to take out right at the bridge and ended up standing in the river. At the time I thought that would be the most eventful part of the trip. We soon left civilization behind for one of the more picturesque parts of the river. The laurel and fir coverage, dark green river bed, and surrounding mountains made for fantastic paddling. It was too fun during this stretch to stop and take photos though, so I don't have any to post. We passed a small field where I camped as a kid. It is now overgrown and full of trees. Guess it's been awhile.
We planned to stop for lunch somewhere south of the 103 bridge since it marked the halfway point. This turned out to be a mistake because we were now out of the mountains and had to paddle another hour and a half to get past the koy and cattle farms before finding a decent place to take a break. We also had to portage another low water bridge during this section.
After lunch we were full, rested, and ready to go. This was the relaxing part of the trip. The water started to get deeper and the scenery began to improve. We were making great time and took another break at a horse farm around the eleven mile mark just below the Dan River Road bridge.
So at this point things were going great, we only had four miles to paddle and were right on schedule. Those last four miles however paddled like ten. Even though the scenery and the river were changing and the sun was breaking through the clouds, we were getting tired. At around twelve miles the water flow and roar from the river increased and I shortly found myself perched on a ledge river right as I watched Jeff drop off a cool fall river left. I took the opportunity to snap a few photos, then put the camera up and worked my boat free. I crossed the river to follow Jeff's line and saw him scrambling up the rocks and into the tree line with his Blackwater. I thought he had swamped and not knowing why, I cautiously went through the fall (a very fun one) and pulled up to see what happened to him. Jeff had been waiting for me to come around the bend when he thought he heard my whistle. He had made a fast (very fast) dry exit and was in the process of working his way back upstream when I came around the bend. This all turned out to be fortuitous because we were at Joyce's Mill and sitting directly above Coiled Cobra, the biggest rapid on the Dan River, a true Class III. We took the time to walk below the falls, scouting it out and picking out a line. I planned to break it up by not attempting the hard right-hand turn into the main fall on river left. But as I approached I quickly realized that my plan wasn't working out and had no choice but to take the whole thing in one bite. Things worked out nicely though and everything went smooth as silk. Huge rush, lots of fun. The Dagger Element continues to perform well in all conditions. Click here to check out the clip. Jeff didn't feel it was the best time to try the Blackwater out in a Class III and made the difficult portage along river left to below the falls.
We were getting very tired at this point and with the excitement behind us, we began paddling what we thought was a short stretch to the take-out. But each bend brought another horizon that didn't include the Jessup's Mill dam and we both began thinking that I had miscalculated my measurements. We were again in a remote section of the river and one that neither of us had paddled before. With no landmarks or bridges to go by, we were having a hard time judging how far we had paddled. So with our shoulders getting sore and our arms tired, we paddled on. It isn't summertime and daylight doesn't last forever, we needed to get going.
At this point of the story I should add that I was completing my sixth trip on the Dan without getting wet and had paddled its biggest rapids without crashing. To be honest, I was starting to get a little too confident. That was my state of mind thirteen miles into the trip when I nosed up on a large rock in a strong current. My boat casually rotated ninety degrees right and slipped off, no big deal, happens all the time. Only this time two more large rocks were lined up parallel to my boat just below the first one. My boat leaned flush against them and with the current now hitting the full length of my boat I was stuck and working hard to keep the boat on top of the water. I have no idea how long I managed to stay in that position, but it was long enough for Jeff to paddle back into the current allowing me to toss him my camera's dry bag. The water finally pushed the skirt in and I had to make a quick wet exit onto the rocks. (I still hadn't given up hope of avoiding a swim.)
So I'm now standing on top of a rock in water four to five feet deep in the middle of February with my boat extremely wedged and bending from the force of the river. Jeff was very level-headed, exiting his boat river left and working his way to a spot close to me. I planned on throwing my gear well over Jeff's head to make sure that none of it fell in the river, but after thirteen miles of paddling and several minutes of trying to get my boat free everything I threw went about six feet and fell in the river. After Jeff fished everything out of the water we wised up and tied the last bag to a rope. You can tell from the picture, it wasn't that far to shore. What you can't tell from the picture is that the water was deep, moving fast, and cold. The photo makes it look like I could just skip over to the bank. It didn't look like that from the rock. I tied off one end of the rope to the boat and Jeff tied the other end to a tree. From here it took a lot of grunt work to free the kayak and I'm not at all sure how I managed to stay on top of the rocks while doing it. But eventually the boat broke free and started floating along under water. I then made the split second decision to jump in and ride with it. Maybe not the best decision because as soon as the water reached chest level it was cold enough to start taking my breath. So I jumped out and made my way to the bank, completely and totally exhausted. I'm not sure how I could have gotten to shore dry, but I still think that if I stood on that rock long enough I would have thought of something. It might have taken me a few days, but surely I could have thought of something.
After all that we still had the job of trying to get the boat out of the water and the water out of the boat. It was too deep for us to stand in the water and the bank was steep and, by this point, slippery. But with some muscle and ingenuity we managed. We knew the take-out had to be around the corner and since all my dry clothes were just as wet as the ones I was wearing, we saddled right back up and started paddling (note to self... add lightweight neoprene undergarments to list of gear!). Darkness was soon going to be an issue and we didn't want anyone worrying. Guess what, the dam wasn't around the next bend. Or the next, or the next. We ended up paddling about two more miles, me wet and both of us completely spent. Shoulders burning, arms aching, moon rising, we finally reached the dam. Just one last portage and a couple hundred yards of paddling in the dark left. It really was dark. We were putting the boats on the truck at seven o'clock. Jeff called me the next night at six thirty and said "look out your window." I couldn't believe it, it didn't seem THAT dark on the river.
I should also point out that during those last few miles of paddling in the quite dusk (we were too tired to talk) we saw five deer in the river, one beaver, and countless blue herons. We made multiple rookie mistakes during both the planning and execution of this trip, learned several valuable lessons, but most importantly, we had one hell of a good time paddling through the closest thing you can find around here to wilderness on a beautiful river on a Monday in February when we could have been at work. The next morning when I sat down in my office I was almost too sore to turn my head. And you know what.... it felt awesome.
You can click here to watch a 40 second clip of me dropping through Coiled Cobra and Jeff paddling the Dan.
River Depth at Francisco gauge = 1.75 feet Discharge = 205 cubic feet per second
So what were some of the lessons...
1. put dry clothes in a dry bag in the dry hatch (dry hatch may not always be dry!)
2. leave rope in an accessible part of the boat.
3. even though you hate leaving the river wanting more, plan winter trips short enough to allow for unexpected delays.
4. work on hand signals ahead of time. Jeff and I had a couple of miscommunications when dealing with rapids.
5. take a flashlight even if you don't plan on being out overnight.
6. don't spend a lot of time out of sight from your paddling partners. I've got a bad habit of both getting ahead and lagging behind.


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Now, after 6 years of inactivity, he will continue with his active involvement in TIG's online and field activities that already started with him submitting a comprehensive article about Youth and Climate Change: Where are We? entitled, "Doing Little Things to Change the Society Works Wonders" on its online publication, PANORAMA ZINE and his insights on the Members' Stories section of TIG Magazine.
Now, he encourages his supporters and followers (yes, that's YOU!) to join TIG online and be active members of volunteerism on cyberspace. Just visit www.tigweb.org and explore!


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Kerala: As per latest reports, Father Basil Kuriakose, Principal of Kings David International School, was arrested on Sunday for subjecting 10-year-old boy to unnatural sex.
As per latest reports, the Kerala Police officials detained Principal of Kings David International School, Father Basil Kuriyakose on January 01, 2017.The report said that the School Principal had indulged in unnatural sexual activity with a ten year old kid.After the boy revealed the complete happening in front of his parents, they filed a complaint at once.
Police booked the 65 years old pastor under Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code. Father Basil has been sent to police custody for 14 days.
"The victim was a 10-year old small boy who was studying at a boarding school here. The boy disclosed the incident to his brother who came to meet him at Kings David International School. Following this, the parents filed a complaint", the police told media persons.
The reports stated that the priest is said to have physically harassed the kid during the last month (on December 21 night) after other hostel pupils had gone to their homes during winter break.The report added that the pastor said no to all the accusations, however accepted that he was with the kid for whole night, a police head told reporters.
In the Indian zone, one out of two kids get sexually harassed and the majority of the cases goes unregistered. In the majority of such cases, the maltreater is a male person who is a relative or known to the kid. National facts disclose that around 53 per cent kids get maltreated. The maximum number of cases got registered in the states comprising Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and the national capital.
Aside from registering the cases with police, the victim's family members can also contact rescue groups.


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Tattoos which have faded with time could be touched as much as allow it to be appear as if it's fresh. Recently utilized crisp lines can clean up any blurring about the edges. Extra coloration could be place on to brighten up the design. "Some are easy and some are hard depending on the area, what the design is, and how much freedom and space the person will allow you to do," said Pratt. A common misconception is that cover-ups must be dark ink cost vary based on the size of the After he put his bag on to an x-ray machine he was told to take his jacket off - revealing the 12-inch tattoo on his right arm Marine Commando regiment and reflects its ability to adapt to combat situations. It does not appear on their Joey Tattoo breaks down the fact that tattooing without a license isn't only irresponsible, it's a legal liability. During their surveillance, Joey Tattoo and Sammy spot a number of eggregious health code violations. They see a dirty shop and cloth chairs The procedure, known as scarification, is a form of extreme and permanent body modification that is offered in many tattoo design on her leg to the actual cutting - took about an hour. Mosienko's artist, 45-year-old Blair McLean of New Tribe Tattoos PITTSFIELD -- It's been two years since she's broken up with Regret and hindsight, such as Bedford's, is financially lucrative for most of the seven local tattoo shops willing to do "cover-ups." According to owners, a steady flow of customers is .
Mrs Gregson said the most common tattoos she has removed were names, tattoos that weren't done the way they wanted to and backyard tattoos. "One girl didn't actually want a tattoo but was bullied into it," Mrs Gregson said. You have met someone who Although Watson eventually had the original tattoo covered up with another one, he said the scars from the laser tattoo removal treatments remain visible. "The laser surgery made it so I can never hide (the original tattoo OSWEGO, Ill. (CBS) — An Oswego tattoo artist has developed a specialty – covering up the ink of others. As WBBM Newsradio's John Cody reports, Chris Baker says he has covered up 275 tattoos since October, of which 100 had been inked onto women who HT spoke with one of the tattoo artists from the show named "You can't just take any tattoo and cover it up. If you have a color tattoo, you can't just cover it up with a black and white tattoo. We don't work miracles. .
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I think I have commuting worked out. That's a good thing.
Anyways... I'm going to go ahead and sign off.
Goodnight, all!