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Yes, when the lines slipped during hand-over-hand and it threatened to relaunch. Seem to recall that it wasn't well-behaved and wanted to flip the kite, but would a single line have done the same? Moot point as it was on the ground, safe and dry--tangles are a very minor issue.foilholio wrote:Big is probably relative to your weight, I would say over 12m is where it starts, my 22 deserves some respect lol. I like to land in lulls if I can. If I can't ride it is good incentive to pack up.
Have you tried flagging on the front and rear line instead of just the one ? I find it works well and grabbing at both is quite easy as they split into a v from the hand still hold all the lines. 2 times the lines 2 times the grip. Same as using all 4 is easier than the rears, though I guess there is more chance for something to go wrong.
Cos the shore is usually littered with washed up bamboo and tree branches, and at an angle that the waves just pound in it. Could release in the water...but there's no needPeert wrote:Why not pull the safety release on the water?
If well designed equipment this should keep rider and equipment in one piece.
Added benefit is the practise of safety procedures that could later be essential skills.
Only disadvantage is that you need to have a garage to dry your kite...
How does that work?I can even land where I stand by fishing the kite out of the air by it's front lines. Works in a surprising amount of wind and especially well on short lines.
Foilholio = SupaEZ.jakemoore wrote:How does that work?I can even land where I stand by fishing the kite out of the air by it's front lines. Works in a surprising amount of wind and especially well on short lines.
My second ever traction kite was a 12.5 Psycho circa 2003. Once it dragged my Nissan Maxima 50 yards before ripping the roof rack off it because I flew it tethered and lost control. I'll tether an LEI but too spooked to do with a foil, even though I know the depower has come a long way.plummet wrote:The solo teathered land at the edge of the window.
Depower and teather the chicken loop like you would teather landing a lei.
Now get the kite to 10.30 -11ish. Let go of the bar. The kite will slowly fall down.
Run and catch the wing tip like an assisted land.
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Many internet-savvy companies now know that they need to have an impressive responsive or mobile website in order to keep users engaged with their online presence. However, creating a mobile website can sometimes be easier said than done - particularly if you don't have any context for what a great website actually looks like on a mobile device. To try and inspire and inform your business' decisions when it comes to adding mobile functionality to an existing or new website here are 25 of our favorite mobile optimized websites.
1) Moon
A partnership between ING Direct and Unicef, "MOON" is a website that is extremely unique both in how it uses mobile development and design and how the website itself is laid out. The site uses advanced website development to get users to access the site simultaneously on both desktop and mobile devices. The desktop version acts as a video player with simple navigation options for donations while the mobile version acts as a video control that changes what happens in the video by having people tilt their phones. The mobile version also features basic navigation and donation options - making both mobile and desktop browsers optimized for donations while acting as two separate parts of the same experience.
2) ELEKS Google Glass Experiment
There's a reason the ELEKS Google Glass Experiment has won "Site of The Day" awards from both TheFWA and Awwwards. The desktop version of the website is one of the most interactive websites to ever be released on the internet - leveraging both visual elements and microphone connectivity to effectively show users what using Google Glass will be like when it comes to doing athletics. While the mobile site could never hope to quite live up to it's desktop counterpart, it does feature some nice elements of its own.
The most impressive part of the site is the large featured image in the header, which moves just enough to keep users engaged while not negatively impacting load time. Furthermore, the text is presented in a clean and efficient manner so that the most information possible is conveyed without drawing away from the mainstay media elements of the video and imagery.
3) Mercedes-Benz
Particularly interesting about this site is the fact that the site that renders on mobile devices has a clear difference in terms of purpose than the desktop version. The desktop version is clearly trying to build brand awareness and feature the car so that users can see how it drives and what it looks like. By contrast, the mobile version is more information driven - perhaps taking into account that most people on the mobile version are probably already looking at the car in a showroom. Having a responsive website with two different purposes that are tailored to two different targeted audiences like this is a brilliant touch and a great use of the medium of responsive design.
4) Jet Edge
If there ever was a website that truly creates the emotional connection of what it is like to fly, Jet Edge's new responsive website has nailed it. As users scroll down on the desktop version of the site, big background images take users higher and higher into the air. On the right hand side there is a navigation bar that measures the five pages on the homepage in feet, while attention to detail is shown through added graphics of clouds floating off the ever-present wing of the plane.
The mobile website isn't quite able to achieve the same emotional connection as the desktop site - however, it does manage to put the scroll to work and retain the big background images that make the desktop version so inspiring.
5) Blue Fountain Media
We're a little bit biased, but we're quite pleased with the new version of our website. The new website, released in early 2014, features responsive navigation that is easy to use on all mobile devices. While efforts have been made to change the experience on mobile devices so that users have an easier time navigating, there are very consistent themes and branding across devices that give users who have been to the website on one device a seamless transition to another. Since adding the responsive version of our website, we've seen dramatic increases in both mobile and overall traffic.
6) Winshape Camps
As the same video content is not possible for mobile, the color overlay becomes the focus of the mobile website. As a result the idea and emotion of a fun summer camp is still conveyed even without the video - this is a great example of a website that is able to easily make the switch to mobile devices on a responsive theme by having multiple things going for it that allow for a shift in focus.
7) Batman: Arkham Knight
Whether or not you are a fan of video games, the Batman: Arkham Knight website is sure to leave you impressed. The interactivity on the site is extremely impressive on desktop browsers, and the site manages to recreate this on mobile and tablet versions. While there are some kinks in terms of supported browsers, this site makes Batman fun and certainly sets a high standard for the game.
8) Orangina European Site
9) Eurosport
One of the biggest sports networks in Europe, Eurosport makes sure their website keeps them in contact with their users with it's brilliant responsive versions. The site is particularly great at catering each version to be more easily usable for each device. On desktop versions for instance, there is a lot more text for things like scores and latest news – as desktop users are seated and have an easier time reading a lot of text. By comparison, mobile and tablet versions rely more heavily on images to get breaking stories and scores to users and feature less text outside of the actual scores. While each version of the site feels similar, it's clear to see that Eurosport has taken a lot of time to understand their audience's needs based on device and cater to them appropriately.
10) Blue Lagoon Iceland
The epitome of a "clean" design, Blue Lagoon Iceland's responsive website seamlessly melds a white and blue theme into big background images that reflect the Icelandic landscape. The site instantly creates an emotional reaction from users with its calming images. While it would be nice to have a larger call to action, the layout of the site is otherwise superb - with barely noticeable fog moving in and out on the desktop version to keep users engaged and adding another dimension to the site.
11) Aéroports de Montréal
While it isn't necessarily as pretty to look at as a lot of the other websites on this list, it is a good reminder that responsive design at its simplest is about making your users happy - this site does this by allowing travelers to get to the data they are looking for on any device quickly.
12) Interior Design by Decade
This website takes a look at the arrangement and style of the British home and how it has changed dramatically through the decades. The desktop version of the site features fantastic transitions from decade to decade through simple scroll navigation. The mobile version of this responsive website loses the transitions but manages to keep the unique graphics and style that make this page engaging while simultaneously repurposing the copy in a way that is easy for mobile and tablet users to digest.
13) Apple - Thirty Years of Mac
A fantastic website in terms of content, Apple's 30 years of Mac website couples the theme of putting creative power in everyone's hands with scrolling big background images in an initial section as well as a side scrolling timeline that shows how Apple has influenced a generation of innovators who continue to change the world.
15) Greenland.com
The 2014 responsive revamp of the Greenland.com website is truly impressive. The website is driven by captivating photography of Greenland that renders beautifully on both desktop and mobile devices. As each image changes users will feel as if the site has changed entirely without losing the core navigation concepts that keep the site together. The site is particularly effective on mobile devices, where the background image can be changed with a swipe of your finger.
16) Nixon Watches
Nixon watches does something that is all too rare for inspirational responsive websites – they take the time to provide a prominent call to action that doesn't detract from stunning imagery and site layout. The desktop version of the website features lots of great images of the watches in action and takes full advantage of the extra space that a desktop window provides in terms of website design. What is really telling about the site's purpose though comes with the mobile version, where images are sacrificed in favor of product menus that make it easy for users to get to the products even when they are on the go. While it comes at the cost of some of the great product images that Nixon has on their desktop website, it just goes to show that great responsive websites should be trying to generate sales as well as giving users something beautiful to gawk at.
17) Ray's Restaurants
Ray's Restaurants has a very nice visually driven responsive website that seamlessly intertwines their three dining locations. Mouthwatering imagery translates easily to mobile and tablet, and the site does a good job with their brand story and value propositions. The one drawback is the lack of a clear call to action on both the mobile and desktop sites, but outside of this drawback the site is well developed and engages customers.
18) Blackhouse
Simple yet elegant, the Blackhouse website does an excellent job of coupling delicious visuals with functionality. The website keeps things basic to great effect - creating a website where the food and experience is easily conveyed on the homepage while the information users need to book reservations or find restaurants is quickly and easily accessible. Of particular importance is how quickly everything on the website loads on both desktop and mobile browsers - making for a headache-free website experience.
19) Flex Studios
It isn't often that a website is able to marry great website design with a prominent call to action, but the new Flex Studios website is able to do just that. Located in New York City's Union Square, Flex Studios is able to drive users to sign up for classes while providing helpful information and great visuals of their facilities and classes. The site is particularly interesting on mobile devices, where the responsive version places a much larger focus on iconography than its desktop counterpart. Both versions seamlessly combine captivating multimedia with purposeful and prominent CTAs to make the site functional and beautiful at the same time.
20) Sonny's BBQ
Sonny's BBQ website is another great example of a responsive website being tailored appropriately depending on device. The desktop version of the site features scrolling images, scrolling graphics and interactivity that makes users hungry, while large CTAs get users where the website wants them to go. By contrast, the mobile and tablet versions of the site focus on getting users to use the main CTAs - by providing large, simple buttons that users can actively navigate with while on the run.
21) Corum
Corum's website is a great combination of unique navigation and responsive elements that make for a consistent brand theme across multiple devices. The desktop website is a bit cluttered in terms of content, but has clean navigation and tells the Corum story with clear content and lots of visuals. The mobile version of the site is a bit cleaner and seems to be the main focus of the overall website - helping users make a decision on the product when they are in stores.
It is interesting that the main CTA on the mobile version discusses the uses of the watch while the desktop version focuses on the brand story. Once again, we see responsive website design being optimized based on where it will be used in order to make it easier for users to get the content that they want.
22) Tens Sunglasses
As we've seen with many examples, choosing what images to keep and which to get rid of when making the switch between a desktop and mobile version can be a difficult selection process. Brands need to decide whether they want their mobile version to be functional and conversion-oriented, or attempt to build brand equity by impressing users with fantastic imagery so that they take action on their own. Tens Sunglasses does a very interesting job solving this issue. On their homepage they get rid of a lot of the extra imagery that the desktop version uses to show potential buyers what the product looks like in action in favor of more basic product images in order to save space and build a functional page. However, they solve the problem removing said pictures presents by flushing out their "lookbook" page on their mobile versions – telling users to flip their phones horizontally so that they can swipe through images of the sunglasses at work.
23) Monteré
Monteré's responsive website is a fantastic case study in how the right images can make a website engaging and interesting for users. The responsive website varies only in it's navigation layout from the desktop version but the fantastic images on both versions remain the main focus point. Particularly impressive is the continuing plethora of images as users scroll down - showing the products in the most impressive light possible.
24) Sotheby's Institute of Art: 45th Year Anniversary
Sotheby's Institute of Art's 45th Year Anniversary microsite provides great visuals and straightforward scrolling navigation to make for an effective desktop and mobile experience. A particularly impressive feature is the expand "+" icons in the mobile edition of the site, that keeps your phone's screen from becoming too cluttered with text users don't care to see.
25) Bulgari 130th Anniversary
In the luxury apparel market, Bulgari doesn't quite have the same brand recognition as some other luxury products. This puts them at a disadvantage when it comes to generating traffic and interest in their new landing pages and events online. Bulgari has clearly used this disadvantage to work tirelessly to set the new bar for responsive websites in their industry with their 130th anniversary landing page, which is absolutely stunning. The site seamlessly bridges the gap between offline magazines and online websites by making people scroll or swipe (depending on device) between each page. The action is coupled with a page turning animation that works fantastically well on all devices and keeps user engaged with the website. This site is really the pinnacle of making a brand feel like a luxury product without including excessive amounts of imagery and video that slows the page down and makes it useless from a usability standpoint.


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One of the perks of having a beauty blog is that I get free products to test and review. So while my trips to the makeup counters, drugstores, and beauty boutiques are less frequent than in the past – once in a while, a product makes such an impression on me that I'll gladly reach into my wallet. is one such product (I heart the 'Envious' shade).
This stain provides a long-lasting wash of color that dries to a semi-matte finish. Swipe it on lips for a "I just ate a popsicle – aren't I cute?" look. Or layer it for a deep, inky stain.
Lip Envy comes in inkwell-esque packaging, and has a delicate vanilla scent.
Spoiled Pretty tip: after applying Lip Envy (in Envious) to lips, add lip balm, for a natural look; or layer clear gloss on top, for a sexy lacquered effect. Either way, you'll make every girl in the room pink with envy!
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I'd love to buy this but my concern is how portable is it? Seems like this would be a mess in my carryon 🙁
I was concerned about that too. But I'm happy to report that it's absolutely portable. It seals up tight, and I've been carrying it in my makeup case (in my purse) for the past five days – with no mess.
It's so hard for me to shell out cash for products, too! I'm drowning in them as is. No complaints, though 🙂 If you're reaching into your wallet for this, that's a big deal. I'll have to try it out. I buy only a select few items, namely Kerastase Masks and Dior Diorshow Mascara.


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|Oct 25 2010, 09:37 PM Post #41
|Awesome. Will watch it after East Enders.
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Make sure to post your thoughts (i.e. praise for Lindsay Coulson) in the EE thread. ;)
|Oct 26 2010, 12:59 AM Post #43
|The first episode of Later was rather boring. The Jas storyline was probably the best. I hope that fat cow chokes on a big mac. What a bitch.
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|Oct 26 2010, 11:28 AM Post #44
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|I almost cried seeing the pictures of Becca, Craig and Hannah. Especially Becca. I miss them all so damn much. :(
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|Oct 26 2010, 11:53 AM Post #45
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|Wow, so they really just shoved Micahela's whole existence onto Nancy in the span of one episode.
|Oct 26 2010, 12:02 PM Post #46
|Nancy has a huge ass tattoo on her back :o Have they showed it before? They seemed to hide it but it showed when Mitzeee was glaming them up.
|Oct 26 2010, 12:44 PM Post #47
|Chanterelle is sooooooo annoying.
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Jamil: Would you rather die or have sex with Jacqui McQueen?
Eliot: I think you would die having sex with her.
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Holy Sh!t, MANDY!!! :o
Good to know the show could keep something a secret, even if she's probably only around for the short term.
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It is so great to see Mandy again. I hope this short term stay is extended. Her presence is missed. I wonder if she'll have anything to do with Warren once he returns ...
The first great heroine of Hollyoaks :wub:
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|Darra, the first four episodes of HO Later are now uploaded at The Box.
|Oct 29 2010, 01:41 PM Post #52
|Thanks. Will watch them tomorrow.
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Robert Norbury (Riley Costello) was pretty good this week. I don't know why they are waiting so long to blend him in with the rest of the cast though. I mean, eventually, he'll have to sleep with Mercedes, but after that he needs to make some friends. His brother though, Seth, just reminds me of Big Bird. And the actor really isn't good at all. He doesn't make me cringe or anything, but he can't emote worth anything.
Logan is such a sweetheart. I love him already. Marquess finally create a character I can stand right off the bat.
I hope the show will continue blossoming the Nancy/Theresa/Mitzeee friendships. They all worked very well together.
Anyway, I'm watching the classic Justin/Becca story and I know it's wrong, but I love Nicole Owen. Screw the haters! Darra, do yourself a favor and watch the "Back From the Dead" special on YouTube. I think I might go watch it again soon, actually.
|Oct 30 2010, 07:57 PM Post #54
|I will check it out when I have some time.
|Oct 30 2010, 10:30 PM Post #55
|So, its been probably 2 months since I've watched, has it gotten better?
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|Oct 31 2010, 09:10 AM Post #57
It's waaaaay better.
I'm done 3 episodes of Later. I'm totally loving the Theresa/Mitzeee/Nancy friendship. I hope it continues after Later.
Loving Theresa's fantasies of Logan. They're a hoot. I could see them as a cute couple.
I hope Mitzeee saves Nancy from being raped. Based on the previews it looks like that will happen.
The Jasmine storyline is going great. Totally loved "Jason" socking that fat cow Fern. My god is she a fucking bitch.
Mercedes :( I wish they could keep Mercedes/Mal together. They have loads of chemistry.
Did anyone else get a weird vibe from Liam in the hot tub with Seth? The way he was staring at Seth, I though he was going to molest him.
I'm liking Riley as well. He has some serious potential. I'll finish watching the last 2 episodes after work!
|Oct 31 2010, 10:52 PM Post #58
I'm kinda sad that Later is over. The first episode was rather boring but it got much better by the end of the week.
The Mal/Mercedes stuff was exellent. Wasn't expecting Mal to slap Mercedes.
The Costello drama was every great. Loved the music that played when Nathan (I think that's his name?) fell over the building.
Fern stabbing Bart :x I just wish Jas would come clean but I'm sure it will continue for drama.
Theresa was so cute giving birth. I'm totally loving Theresa/Logan. Loved the scenes when Carmel came to see Theresa.
I hope we get more Theresa/Mitzeee/Nancy. Loved them this week. I loved how Mitzeee tried to save Nancy from being raped by telling them all she had an STD.
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|Nov 1 2010, 12:06 AM Post #59
Big Yawn to this Lee/Leann storyline.
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Really? I enjoy it. Mostly because Amy is involved and Alex Carter has been a favourite actor of mine for years. Though once
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Add this to the theory that most of what we are seeing in college cost is price discrimination. For most income brackets, tuition of Cornell is stable or lower than ten years ago.
One question here is whether the income brackets have been inflation adjusted as well (one assumes they have been). Another might be in the not-aided segment. Also, is Cornell need blind?
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When Santa Claus heard Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman proclaim that she'd be serving beef on Christmas despite the long-dreaded confirmation of mad cow disease in the United States, he loaded up his sleigh and made an early stop in Washington to warn Americans that it could be dangerous for them to follow Veneman's example.
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Photographed an Awesome Wedding in Murfreesboro, TN. Charity and Brandon Kelsey got married at Cheval Manor in Murfreesboro during a beautiful day.Read More
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If you are needing a Wedding Photographer and live in the Nashville or Surrounding Areas, give me a call. I have several packages to fit every budget. Call me today at 615.809.6185
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Currently I am in the process of rebranding myself. Though I love taking photo's of all kinds of things (Landscapes, Weddings, Portraits, etc.), I have found that I am getting more and more into enjoying taking Real Estate and Hotel photography. Though I have not gotten very far in this, I do tend to enjoy it more than I thought I would. So given the fact that I am looking to focus more on one type of photography I have decided this is my course.
I have over the past couple years focused on taking different genres of photography to try an pinpoint which one I enjoy the most. Though I have often loved taking portraits and conceptual photography, Real Estate and Hotel Photography has seemed to grow on me.
So as the days and weeks progress I am rebranding myself from Lakeside Pictures to Jerry Colbert Photography. Though I more than likely will keep my existing photo's on the website, the site will start transforming itself into a more streamed lined website dedicated to Real Estate, Hotel and Architectural Photography.
Stay tuned...
Project 365 Postponed
My Project 365 has been postponed to start on January 1, 2014.
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Project 365
I am starting a new project called Project 365. Though I have gotten off on a rough start, the idea is to take pictures every day and pick the best picture each day and post it.'
The thought behind this is to help me become accustomed to how my camera works and to help me have an understanding of the elements that make up photography as if it is second nature to me.
Why do I love shooting weddings
To be honest, the reason I love shooting weddings is that it is the one day where everyone is typically the happiest. Where everyone gets along and the atmosphere is quite exhilarating. Though most photographers will tell you that it is also the most tiring for the photographer as we are expected to capture every moment of the wedding and rightfully so. Though we do tend to be on our feet for the entire wedding and reception, it is also a great opportunity to meet new people and to revel in the excitement of the moment that a new wedding presents.
After all, capturing a moment in time that will never repeat itself is what photography is all about. Isn't that what your wedding should be? A moment in time captured forever.
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I decided to create a new website to showcase my portfolio in a better light. I hope you enjoy the new site and if you do and you are in need of some photo's for you or your family, email me and I will send you a customized quote.


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Do you wish you could "hack" your brain into high focus mode whenever you want to?
Have you ever needed to focus on a project but simply couldn't attain a deep concentration anymore?
Well I know how to do that, easily, instantly, and WITHOUT using any harmful DRUGS (and I also know how to make it relax so you can get rid of stress, so in case you could use a life with less stress, keep reading).
You see my mind-wandering friend, everybody looses focus at some point. But there's a huge difference in results between someone loosing focus every 15 minutes for 5 minutes (and then needing about 10 more to get back to decent performance), and someone able to concentrate fully on a task for two hours, with peak performance, and THEN take a small break.
Does complete focus for two hours (the kind that gets a whole day's worth of work done) seems like a stretch for now? Start with this.
Step 1.) Decide on a task
Step 2.) Set a timer for 25 minutes
Step 3.) Work until the timer rings
Step 4.) Take a 5-minute break
This technique is called Pomodoro. It's good to help you focus on one thing for enough time to make progress.
Neat, huh?
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CA/ State Prison RN job question
Hi..I am thinking of taking a position in San Quentin or Folsom/ Sacramento...if you work there would love some feedback about how you enjoy your work, working for the state etc...thanks!
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i worked for Donovan in san diego, and i have been at salinas valley for about a year.
donovan was bad.
SVSP is good, more teamwork, less backstabbing.
feel safer too, even though its a higher level prison than SD.
next year the RN are going to make 100k/year.Oct 1, '06I have just accepted a position @ SVSP and to start Monday....I am both excited and nervous @ the same time. I look @ as an true adventure. Let you know how it goes.Oct 2, '06Quote from brunchI have just accepted a position @ SVSP and to start Monday....I am both excited and nervous @ the same time. I look @ as an true adventure. Let you know how it goes.
Hi brunch, I go on my interview for corrections next week.I was just wondering How long after your interview did they tell you that you have the job.Oct 3, '06Quote from gw6How long from the time you applied to getting the interview?it usually takes a week or so.
:typingOct 3, '06Quote from gw6what is the name of the prison. I work at SATF in the central valley
The name of the prison is valley state for women in the central valley. I understand that they changed from MTA positions to LVN (saftey). Was your interview with a panel.Last edit by jassyj on Oct 3, '06Oct 3, '06Yes, it is usually two or three interviewers. They are interested in knowing if you can follow instructions and ask for help if needed, in my opinionOct 8, '06Quick question, most positions for state rn's are salary based, right? if you work over the normal 40 hour work week, overtime that is, you don't get compensated correct? Or do you?Oct 8, '06you get overtime pay, many nurses now are getting well over 100K now because of overtime.
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It was a Super Bowl party on the road last season that sparked the Heat's best winning streak in franchise history. Maybe another day of football is just what this team needs to manufacture some magic.
Because if this road trip has proven anything, inspiration is going to be hard to come by over the next few weeks.
The Heat watched the NFC and AFC Championship games in Atlanta on Sunday, breaking up the long slog of a season that has basically been reduced to two things: games against teams in the Eastern Conference with unimpressive records or broken rosters, and daily questions about the playing statuses of Dwyane Wade and Greg Oden.
For a day, all of that was forgotten. For a day, all that mattered was fellowship off the court and, of course, football.
Sometimes that's the only spark a team needs to alter the mood of a season.
Last February, the Heat watched the Super Bowl in Toronto, listened to Shane Battier give a theatrically hilarious, yet poignant speech on the team bus, and then won 27 games in a row. The streak was such an important part of the Heat's season that the team's ownership inscribed the accomplishment on the championship rings.
Players have called that day in Toronto one of the most memorable of their careers, and Sunday in Atlanta was a similar experience.
Of course, up until now, little has been memorable about this season, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. After all, the Heat is 29-11 through the first 40 games of the season. Last season, before the streak, the team was 28-12 at this point, and on the way to 28-13.
On Monday, the Heat plays the grand finale of an unconventional six-game road trip that has dragged on for 11 days. Miami has played five consecutive games against teams with losing records and will end the road trip against the Hawks (20-19), who have the fourth-best record in the East, but are without their best player, forward Al Horford, for the remainder of the season.
The Heat's overtime victory against the Bobcats on Saturday salvaged the six-game swing, which began with back-to-back losses to the Knicks and Nets, and gave Miami a chance to break even on a road trip that began with three consecutive losses.
"We haven't lost three in a row in a very long time, so we got to put together a run and head into this All-Star break and this is the way to do it," said Heat forward Udonis Haslem, who had 10 rebounds against the Bobcats. "You look at the two teams that we've beaten, they're young, they're energetic, and even though their record doesn't say so, those are the teams we struggle with, the teams that are .500 and below, so for us to come out here and be professional and get this win says a lot."
Of the Heat's 11 losses, nine have been to teams currently with losing records. The Bobcats were in position to become the 10th team on that inglorious list, but a staunch defensive effort by the Heat forced overtime, and the Heat dominated the extra period for a 104-96 victory.
"We were really upset with ourselves and we had to be honest," Bosh said of the Heat's first-half effort against the Bobcats. "Charlotte is a good team, but 60 points in a half is too much. I don't care if you're playing the best offensive team in the league, that's too much.
"They just seemed to be scoring at will, and we wanted to change that. We didn't do a very good job of defending in the first half, but we picked it up in the second and got the win."
Bosh was a major reason for the victory. He was 10 of 16 from the field and 3 of 6 from three-point range for 25 points, and his three-pointer with 5:23 left in regulation tied the score at 86-86. Bosh has scored at least 25 points in his past three games. It's his most productive run of the season.
"I'm just trying to be aggressive," Bosh said. "I'm in a pretty good rhythm right now. I understand that LeBron [James] is going to get the majority of the attention, but he's so unselfish. He makes so many plays for us down the stretch, whether it's passing or scoring he got good looks for us every time."
James reciprocated the compliment after the victory against Charlotte, calling Bosh "the quiet assassin."
"He'll go out there and get you 20-plus points, a couple blocks and rebounds," James said. "His pick-and-roll defense was great [Saturday night]. His ability to shoot the ball at that position makes him one of the most dangerous guys in the league."
Bosh's effort in recent games, plus the return of Mario Chalmers and Shane Battier to the Heat's starting lineup, finally gives the Heat some stability after a month filled with injuries and upset losses. With the possible return of Chris Andersen to the lineup against Atlanta, the defending back-to-back champs might be poised for another midseason run.


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Jennett M. Hill, a partner at Faegre Baker Daniels LLP, will join Citizens Energy Group to become Vice President and General Counsel, effective February 1, 2013. Her last day at the firm will be December 31, 2012.
In addition to practicing nonprofit and tax-exempt law during her tenure with the firm, Hill has provided a variety of clients with legal and business guidance in corporate governance, intellectual property, Internet and privacy matters. She is no stranger to Citizens Energy Group, having provided a variety of legal services to the organization, including legal counsel for Citizens' community redevelopment efforts for more than eight years.
Hill has been named to The Best Lawyers in America in nonprofit/charities law every year since 2007. As a supporter for the provision of pro bono legal services, she received a Charles L. Whistler Pro Bono Award from the firm in 2007.
At Faegre Baker Daniels, Hill played an integral role in helping the Indiana National Guard form a foundation to raise money for a memorial to recognize the guard and its mission. The daughter of an Army officer, she also led the firm's role in developing the Indiana Lawyers for Soldiers initiative, which offers pro bono legal services to deployed members of the Indiana National Guard and their families. On behalf of the firm, Hill accepted the Sponsor's Award for Excellent Service from the Military Department of Indiana.
Hill also has helped lead the firm's coordinated efforts with Eli Lilly and Company to deliver a program offering from Street Law (a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit organization) to high school students at the Shortridge Magnet High School for Law & Public Policy affording the students an opportunity to learn legal concepts from practicing attorneys.
Before joining Faegre Baker Daniels in January 2001, Hill worked for IBM for over 10 years in various capacities, including systems engineer, systems design consultant and regional manager. She is a graduate of the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law and DePauw University.
Hill currently chairs the board of directors of the Eskenazi Health Center, Inc., and serves on the board of directors of the Center for Leadership Development, Inc. She recently joined the board of directors of the Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership, Inc.
Citizens Energy Group is a public charitable trust providing safe and reliable energy services to more than 266,000 customers in and around Marion County. The trust means the utility is managed only for the benefit of customers and the community.


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Sunday, July 15, 2007
Return of the Ghoul
10 comments:
this ones great, he isn't really a ghoul though is he? I mean he's more like a skeleton
- 7/15/2007
- Karswell said...
And his skeleton face sorta reminds me of the aliens from John Carpenter's THEY LIVE. Another observation, the panels on page 3 with the cops chasing the ghoul through the alley are also reminicent of Fred Dekker's Night of the Creeps. You have to wonder how much influence alot of these great old comics had on filmmakers like Carpenter and Dekker when they were kids. This is actually a topic I'd like to explore in future posts.
- 7/16/2007
- Drazen said...
Oh Yeah!
fantastic Blog!
- 7/17/2007
- Karswell said...
Thanks man! Happy Undertaker is amazing by the way... I've added your link to my blog too (located at the bottom of the page.) When's the next episode?
- 7/17/2007
- Drazen said...
thanks I really appreciate that,!
I've got a stack roughed that I haven't been able to finish but I should have one next week.
I'm finishing up a big kids book project (cover and 50 black and white) and the deadlines looming. I'll add your link soon too.
I love this stuff!!!
- 7/18/2007
- Karswell said...
Sounds good, please keep me informed on the kid's book too, I definitely want a copy! Talk soon!
- 7/18/2007
night of the creeps that movie rules!!! wish it would come out on dvd. tom atkins is the man!!!!!
- 7/18/2007
And let's not forget Arthur G. (Peter Cushing) from TALES FROM THE CRYPT.
- 7/27/2007
- Karswell said...
I wonder if anyone ever said to Peter Cushing, "You the man!!!"
- 7/28/2007
absolutly the most rediculous horror comic story i've ever read! I love it! This blog rules!
- 7/31/2007


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The City Clerk's Office is responsible for various types of licensing. Read below for a description of those licenses and for fillable forms submittable with the appropriate fee.
Dance Hall License / Public Dance Permit
Dance Hall License
- For facilities that host more than two public dances per year
- Authorizes an unlimited number of events
- Not transferable to another person or location
- Valid for one year from the date of issuance
- FEES: $300.00 for an initial one-year license; $100.00 for a license renewal
Public Dance Permit
- For a specific event at facilities that host one or two dances per year
- Not transferable from one person to another or one location to another.
- FEES: $100.00 for the first dance permit issued; $50.00 for the second public dance held at the same facility within one year of the initial dance permit
- Detailed information is included on the pdf Public Dancehall and Public Dance Permit Application .
Fireworks Permits (Public Displays)
Anyone interested in a public firework display must obtain this license. Both forms need to be completed.
- pdf Fireworks Display Application - Fillable City Form
- Fireworks Display Permit Application - State Form
- For more information visit the State's website
Going Out of Business License
Any business going out of business or leaving the City is required to have a Going Out of Business license.
- Requires a listing of inventory to be liquidated.
- $50 fee for a one month period, renewable up to three times
- pdf Going Out of Business License Application Form
Liquor License
Liquor Licenses are coordinated by Detective Brett Pittelkow in the Public Safety Department at 337-8142. All forms and fees should be submitted to the City Clerk.
Newspaper Vendor License
A Newspaper Vendor Licenses is require to operate any type of newspaper vending machine.
- $5/year regardless of number of machines
- pdf Newspaper Vendor License Fillable Form
Pawnbroker License
The Ordinance detailing Pawnbroker requirements can be found in Chapter 24 of the City of Kalamazoo Code of Ordinances.
- Annual fee of $200/year.
- pdf Pawnbroker License Fillable Form
Peddler & Transient Merchant Licenses
Peddler License
- Selling door-to-door
- Not representing a religious or charitable organization licensed by the State of Michigan
- Requires a criminal background check
- Fees: One week = $50; One month = $150; Six months = $300; One Year = $500
- Daylight hours only but not before 9 a.m. or after 8 p.m.
- pdf Peddler License Application - Complete
- pdf Peddler License Application - Personal Information Only
Transient Merchant License
- Outdoor Selling in one location on private property not owned by the vendor
- Requires Zoning Board of Appeals approval for a variance
- Requires a criminal background check
- Fees: One week = $50; One month = $150; Six months = $300; One Year = $500
- pdf Transient Merchant License Application
More information is provided in this pdf Peddler/Transient Merchant Informational Brochure .
Pool Table License
Any public business that charges for use of a pool table is required to obtain this license.
Precious Metals & Gems License
Any business that purchases precious metals and/or gems from customers.
- One time fee $25
- pdf Precious Metals & Gems License Fillable Form
Recycling Dealer License
View the Recycling Dealer Ordinance to see the requirements for this license.
- Annual fee $100/year
- pdf Recycling Dealer License Fillable Form
Second Hand Dealer License
The Ordinance detailing Secondhand Dealer requirements can be found in Chapter 24 of the City of Kalamazoo Code of Ordinances.
- Annual fee $200/year - required information must be submitted to Public Safety electronically.
- pdf Second Hand Dealer License Fillable Form
Tag Day License
City ordinance states "no person shall solicit contributions or sell or offer for sale any tags, poppies, buttons, forget-me-nots, flags, ribbons or other like tokens for any charitable, patriotic or other purpose on the streets or in any public place in the City, without obtaining a permit for conducting the solicitation or sale involved.
Vehicle for Hire Business and/or Driver License
Defined as a service that provides transportation based on a per-mile charge.
- pdf Vehicle Inspection Fillable Form - for Business
- pdf Vehicle Tag Transfer Fillable Form - for Business
- pdf Vehicle for Hire Business License Fillable Form
- pdf Vehicle for Hire Ordinance
- pdf Maximum Allowable Rates for Vehicles for Hire
- pdf Insurance Requirements
- pdf Resolution Establishing Vehicle License Fees
Other Licenses
There are several other licenses not provided by the City. Below is a listing of where to obtain information for commonly requested licenses.
- Charitable Gaming License (requires City Commission approval) - State of Michigan Charitable Gaming Division
- Doing Business As (DBA) - County Clerk
- Limousine License - Michigan Department of Transportation
- Marriage License - County Clerk
- Massage Therapist License - State of Michigan
- Vendor on the Mall License - Public Services, Joe Stark 337-8436


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Issues related to copyright are often vexing for translators, especially those working in literary translation. One of the most vexing is whether or not to pursue your right to royalties from the publisher or author you are working with. Many translators in the field of literary translation do their own negotiating with publishers or authors when contracted for a job. This brings the question of whether pushing for royalties is worth possibly losing the contract to someone else. In order to help with this decision, we have compiled information on copyright as well as suggestions for pursuing royalties for your work.
What you should know about translation and copyright law:
Translation is typically considered a derivative work. While this varies from country to country, translation is considered derivative because it exists in relation to an original work, in this case a work of literature such as a novel or poem.
Even though it is derivative, translations are eligible for copyright as an original work. Since a translation, especially literary translation, involves considerable creative effort, labour and skill on the part of the translator it can be registered as an original work.
However, it is crucial to have permission from the author, company, or individual that owns the copyright of the work you are translating. This usually comes in the form of a contract with a publisher, in which the duties of each party are laid out. This is also where a translator may sign away, or fight for, their right to copyright their translation and to royalties.
If the work exists in the public domain then a translation automatically retains copyright as an original work. Generally, the copyright for a work of literature expires 70 years after the author dies. So, if you want to translate Virgil's Aeneid from the original Latin into Japanese you can do so without worrying about infringing on copyright. You can find a useful guide to searching for public domain works here.
So, what should you do about ensuring you keep your rights to copyright and royalties? We have a few suggestions below:
First, don't sign away your right to copyright or to being recognized for your translation. This would mean the publisher could exclude your name from the published editions of the book, as if it magically translated itself.
Negotiate and push for your right to royalties.It is worth at least asking to receive a portion of the royalties. Typically, a translator can expect to get 1-3% of the royalties. If you don't think this is much you're right, but keep in mind that authors may get anywhere from 6-25% depending on the format of the book (hardback, paperback, e-book, etc.) with e-books typically bringing in the highest royalty rate for authors. You can use these facts as negotiating tools – if the author is getting a higher percentage on the e-book, why can't you get a higher percentage as well? If the publisher or the author refuses, at least you have gained some practice in negotiating for the future.
Make sure the royalties include worldwide publication. Let's say you translate a book into English for a U.S. publisher and then that publisher sells the rights to the book in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand and those publishers decide to keep your translation. If your contract is limited to U.S. sales then you are missing out on earning potential in other English speaking countries.
Emphasize your commitment to the profession. Translating is not something you do for fun. While you may find translating to be fun and interesting work, you are also a professional and have a vested interest in gaining recognition and proper payment for your work. This might seem obvious, but you never know how the publisher or author is viewing you or your work.
We hope this helps you in your future negotiations. This particular post is centered on literary translation and draws from copyright law in the UK. We would love to hear about personal experiences related to copyright and royalties from translators working in other fields (scientific, commercial, localization, etc.) and in other countries in the comments below or through email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Rangnath pathareDecember 25, 2014
Dear Sir,
I am from Maharashtra,India. A friend of mine has translated Marquez's 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' in our language i.e. Marathi using it's English translation. This work has been completed in 2005.Since then he has relentlessly tried to contact Marquez (who has died recently.) and publisher of English translation with utterly no response both.The copies of this correspondence are with us.Almost 7 years have elapsed and everything is at a standstill.We do not intend to cheat anybody but would very much like to get the work the light it deserves. Marathi language is spoken by over 100 million people.I strongly believe that this translation will be a good addition to the literature available to readers in this language.Can you suggest some way out here?
Eagerly waiting for your response,
Your Sincerely,
Rangnath Pathare
EliseJanuary 14, 2015
Hello Rangnath,
Thank you very much for your message. I am in touch with a publisher who may well be interested in your translation. Please can you email me with more information about your work so that I can approach them and gauge their interest? My email is firstname.lastname@example.com. I look forward to hearing from you, Elise
Seth HowardMarch 6, 2015
Hello Elise,
I'm planning to publish a chapbook of poems (which will have an actual ISBN) with the William Meredith Foundation, and I was hoping to include a few translations I did from the Japanese. Now do I need to get "translation rights" somehow, or would all that be covered in the contract I would be signing with the William Meredith Foundation?
I tried contacting Japan Uni Agency, but they are not getting back to me. Could you please explain to me what I need to do if I want to include a few translations?
Kind Regards,
Seth Howard
Elise KendallMarch 16, 2015
Hi Seth,
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. You need to establish who has the copyright for the original text, and get approval to translate this text from them. Once you get this approval and create a translation, the translation's copyright will lie with you / the person who commissions the translation.
I hope this clears things up somewhat but if not please give us a call to discuss this further.
Kind regards,
shrikrishna panditJuly 15, 2015
Hello Elise
About copyright in a translation, does it exist independently of the original, or odes it continue only as long as the original work?
For example, if the author of the original work died in in 1942, and the translator died in 1950, would the translation remain under copyright (say in a life+70 years country) till 2025 or would it also pass into public domain in 2012 along with the original work or would it continue till 2020?
Thanks and regards
Shrikrishna Pandit
shrikrishna panditJuly 15, 2015
Hello Elise
sorry pl read that as:
About copyright in a translation, does it exist independently of the original, or odes it continue only as long as the original work?
For example, if the author of the original work died in in 1942, and the translator died in 1950, would the translation (say in a life+70 years country) pass into public domain in 2012 along with the original work or would it continue till 2020?
Thanks and regards
Shrikrishna Pandit
Elise KendallJuly 15, 2015
Hello Shrikrishna,
Thanks for getting in touch. My understanding is that the translation's copyright is independent of the original copyright. If you need more information about this, I recommend you get hold of the Society of Authors: http://www.societyofauthors.org/
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Carter RoseAugust 30, 2015
I have been in the progress of translating Yusuke Kishi's novel, From the New World, from Japanese to English as there is no official published English translation. I am pondering whether I can get the rights to publish this translation.
Aside from permission from the author and their publisher, Kodansha, is it also required that I have some certification stating that I am proficient as a translator or as a speaker in the language the novel was published in like a translator licence or something of the sort?
Kind regards,
Carter Rose.
Elise KendallAugust 30, 2015
Hi Carter,
No, you won't need a special certificate. What I recommend you do is send a reader's report on the book, along with a sample (say 50 pages) and any reviews the book received when it was published in Japan to publishers in the UK, US and Canada whom you believe would be interested in buying the English rights. Alternatively, you can buy these rights yourself and self publish, but I can foresee this being much harder to do. Either way, best of luck with your venture!
Stefanie TurcotteSeptember 8, 2015
Hello Elise,
I'm planning on subtitling into Spanish a Korean movie which has already been subtitled in English. Not familiar with Korean, I wish to use the English translation as the "original" text. Is it a problem, and if not, whom do I have to get permission from? The producer? Filmaker?subtitler?
Thank you very much for your help,
Elise KendallSeptember 8, 2015
Hi Stefanie,
My first question to you would be: Who is your client? I suggest that it is up to them to get permission to create these subtitles and use them. You need to find out who holds the copyright for the English subtitles and who created them as I suggest it will be their permission you will need.
While there is no 'problem' with using the English subtitles, it would be better to create the Spanish subtitles from the original Korean text. As you know, subtitles are already a condensed and heavily altered form of translation, therefore to create a new translation from translated subtitles is risky and may result in some discrepancies in terms of relating the original speech in another language.
I hope this helps,
Stefanie TurcotteSeptember 8, 2015
Thank you, Elise, yes it does help. I've figured that much, about the translation of a translation, I'll get back to my clients and see that through.
Thank you again,
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Darian DiachokSeptember 30, 2015
I'd like to submit a similar problem. I translated a historical novel published in 1946 — from an Eastern European language into English. The author died in the 1960s, but his sole-surviving son survives and presumably owns the copyright. The son is essentially refusing to take action toward publication, basically stalling without a resolution in sight. I've devoted hundreds of hours to this translation that's been so-far well-received and I believe deserves to see the light of day
Can I copyright my translation and proceed to publication without incurring a legal block from the author's son?
Elise KendallSeptember 30, 2015
Hello Darian,
This is the problem with doing a translation of any copyrighted text without first getting the foreign rights for that text. I suggest that you find a publisher who is interested enough to pursue the foreign rights on your behalf so that this text can then be published. I found this to be interesting: http://www.copyrightaid.co.uk/forum/topic1184.htm
Good luck in getting this text to see the light of day, it would be a shame for your work to not be published, but it is also right that the author's rightful heirs should benefit from the author's original work and therefore they need to cede the foreign rights and be paid for these. Have you checked with the original publishing house? They might be able to help you as well if they are still in business.
MonicaOctober 18, 2015
Hi Elise,
I've translated poems by a writer I love (who died less than 70 years ago). I'm trying to secure the rights to publication, but assuming that I'm denied, is it possible to put my translation online somewhere–on a blog, for instance–anonymously, and without any potential revenue coming from the translations, without incurring legal consequences? I've got no interest in making money on these poems; the translation was a labor of love.
Elise KendallOctober 30, 2015
Hello Monica,
I don't think this will be an issue, so long as you properly reference the original work and don't profit financially from your translations. If you ever consider publishing your translations, that will be the time to seek proper copyright.
Please let us know where they will appear as we always love to read translated poetry – such a difficult thing to do!
BrunoOctober 24, 2015
Helo! I'm having a similar issue as Stefanie
I want to translate a public domain Russian music treatise to French using an English modern translation as reference, since I'm far from mastering Russian and I intend to sell it (I own a publisher).
Russian (PD) —> English (Non-PD) —-> French
What would be the legal problems involving this? I mean, the original content are all in Public Domain, and I'm sure if I manage to learn Russian just for that the final result wouldn't be so much different.
Thank you so much in advance!
Elise KendallOctober 30, 2015
Hello Bruno,
I suggest you speak to the person who owns the copyright of the English version. They will be able to tell you if their work is copyrighted and if they had to pay anything to translate the Russian version. Good luck!


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A great white dress and on fake hair
Hi Sasha, I am in a pickle. My boyfriend's brother is horrible to be around. He is a very arrogant, high flying accountant who spends a lot of his spare time with his 'business bros'. Every time he is over for dinner, he winds up going on either a) a racist rant, b) a homophobic rampage, or c) a sexist tirade. It gets worse if he is drinking, but when he's sober he's pretty bad. My boyfriend, the younger, more mild mannered brother, says that his brother has learnt these attitudes from his work environment and that he doesn't really believe the things he says. My boyfriend and I have been together for 7 years, since we were in high school. His brother has more or less been the same for as long as I've known him. I get very deeply offended by some of the things he says. I really resent having such hateful words being said in my house. My boyfriend has never once asked his brother to stop speaking like this in front of me, which disappoints me (and makes me irrationally fear that secretly he harbours these nasty feelings too).
Am I being too demanding in wanting my boyfriend to say something? Am I within my rights to ask him to leave my house the next time this happens? Is there any good way to deal with a person who is so aggressively rude?
God, this isn't just rude this is straight-out hateful sh-t and there's no way I would ever tolerate it in my house so D, in my opinion, you have every right to feel the way you do.
You know, this isn't about demonizing someone who just has opposing views, this is about someone who is an ignorant f-ck. So the real issue here is: how to do deal with it without destroying everything around you?
Well the first line of defense starts with you. The next time he says something you need to firmly and calmly (that's the key) call him out, explain to him why it's offensive to you and that moving forward you won't tolerate that kind of hateful speech around you or in your house. The end. The hope here is that he either does some self-reflecting or at the very least keeps his mouth zipped around you.
However, if this keeps on happening then your boyfriend needs to step in. You absolutely need to have the support from your man and the fact he hasn't stepped in yet is, frankly, a bit of worry for me. I would've hoped that this situation would've caused a knee jerk reaction for him to say something. I mean, I get that he might not want to stir up family drama, but sh-t, I need my homie to have integrity, principle and some f-cking balls. I wouldn't want to be with someone who'd just passively eat that kind of sh-t and buckle when a difficult subject arises.
Before I really dog your man out though, it is only fair to give your boyfriend the benefit of the doubt and have this discussion with him. It's important that you guys are a united front not only when it comes to his brother, but generally when sharing these kinds of social values. So D, let's see how that goes first and then we can go from there – I'm looking forward to an update.
Thanks for writing in and keep your questions coming to [email protected].
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Owners of capital will stimulate working class to buy more and more of expensive goods, houses and technology, pushing them to take more and more expensive credits, until their debt becomes unbearable. The unpaid debt will lead to bankruptcy of banks which will have to be nationalized and State will have to take the road which will eventually lead to communism.
Karl Marx
- Born: May 5, 1818
- Died: March 14, 1883
- Occupation: Philosopher
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