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Have you been friend zoned by your crush?
Have you been you been given the "you're just like a brother to me" speech?
Or worse, have you been made to pause in the middle of your conversation because she needs to answer a phone call by her boyfriend?
Awful. Isn't it?
Most times, you just feel like standing up and walking out on her, right?
But somehow you manage to stay.
I know that feeling…
Every man has suffered from being labelled as 'just a friend.' In fact, I can bet my future that 7 out of every 10 dudes reading this are in a similar situation.
In my previous post, I gave out tips on how to avoid the friend zone after which I got tons of mails from guys who are already waist deep in the dreaded friend zone asking for how to get outta it.
If you're a guy who always ends up in the friend zone, then here's the truth: you're soft, too polite and too sensitive and cannot create the 'I can't keep my hands off him' attraction in a woman.
Getting Out Of The Friend Zone…
Getting out of the friend zone can be somewhat challenging knowing that the friendship is at stake here. But, it can be your biggest mistake if you remain there because you value the friendship more than you value your ego.
You stand the chance of losing the girl you've always wanted to date or worst, continue living in doubts as long as you know the girl.
Many men believe that getting out of the friend zone is the best way of reestablishing a new start. Well, it depends, sometimes it's best to move on to new territories.
1. Be Truthful & Realize You've Been Friend-zoned: the first step to getting out of the zone is to be truthful to yourself. If you've tried getting physical with her several times and have met with strict resistance or if she always chips in stories about a particular guy (who isn't her Dad/brother) when she's with you, then my friend, you're there—The Friend zone
2. Avoid her: if you ever want your crush to start seeing something else in you order than a brother then you have to spend less time with her. Avoid spending more than 30 minutes each time you get to be with her. Always have this distracted feel. In short, cut your visits down to twice a week.
If she calls you as usual just say to her politely in the middle of the talk that you do not have time right now and that you need to go do something.
This will create a new feeling in her which is a feeling of wonder and confusion. She'll wonder if you were rude, really busy or not in the mood.
She'll wonder why you aren't there for her as usual. She'll wonder if she pissed you off or something. And while she wonders, she thinks of you which is the aim of the whole thing.
A woman will not feel anything for you if you don't cause some emotional disturbances in her heart. Let her miss you for a while. Like your absence create a void.
3. Be Bold And Act Like A Man: by now you should know that acting all polite and soft around her gets you nowhere close to her pants or heart (as the case may be).
Instead of sitting back, act with boldness. Call her out of the blues and ask her out on a date. She may find this funny and ask what has come over you or if you're serious because it isn't what she knows you for; she hasn't seen the bold part of you. If you get emotional, you'll ruin your chances forever.
Be confident, sound sure (even if your heart is shaky) and tell her you would like to have lunch with her.
4. Make her jealous: once again, if you don't cause any emotional turmoil in her mind, she won't feel a thing for you. Emotions are the engine of a relationship. Love, lust, comfort, joy and jealousy are the perfect ingredient of a happy relationship. Yes, even jealousy!
Jealousy has a special place in a healthy relationship. Jealousy reaffirms dedication and commitment. It builds new bonds.
Some ladies will not realize they have feelings for someone until they feel that sting of jealousy when he receives attention from other girls.
Have you ever noticed that once you start paying less attention to people, and start minding your own business, they start wanting to get close to you?
"What's up with him?"
"Why doesn't he notice me any longer?" they wonder. They draw closer. They want to unravel your new attitude. The reason is that mystery is fascinating.
Before we continue, I think it's important we break down this jealousy thing a bit.
So, how on earth do I make her jealous?
Stay with me now and pay close attention to the 2nd point…
Pay attention to some other girl and make sure she sees you. Make sure you make them laugh out loud too. A must!
Why would you do this?
Women like every other female animal on earth are attracted to the male with the most dominance & sex appeal. It triggers a part of their brain that subconsciously tells them that you are sexually productive and an Alpha male. This is sexy.
Mention other girls you like from time to time in your discussion with your crush. Do you remember how she always talks about other guys when you're with her? Now is a perfect time to give her a taste of her own medicine. Drop in tales of other chicks you hung out with during the weekend in between your chats.
For example: if you're writing a book, you may say "Jenny suggested I put in more examples in the first chapter. I don't even know where to start, what do you think?"
From this statement alone, you showed her not only you've been talking to Jenny but that you listened well enough to remember what she said. Don't just make it obvious that you did this on purpose.
Go out with your friends and tell her how much fun you guys had. It's simple. Create an image of being a fun guy. Everybody loves a fun person.
Use the social media. Comment on or share some other girl's photo on any social network. When you do this, make sure to add a personal message to it. When your crush sees this, it will create a subtly envy in her as you have never shared her picture before.
She doesn't know if your interest is diverting from her or if you're just being friendly to the other girl.
5. Know when to stop and go back to her: too much of everything is wrong. Get too close, soft and friendly and you get friendzoned; get too distant and flirty with other girls and you may lose her.
There should be moderation to everything. If you go about it right, your instincts and her actions will tell you just when to stop and get yourself out of that damned zone to the status of boyfriend or lasher.
Now, go over the main points again and make sure that your efforts in trying to be nice to a girl are paying off. Also, make sure you're not being too nice or too distant. There should be a moderate alternation between both ends.
NOTE: if after following the above steps and things still do not go as you planned with her, then, it is a clear sign from Cupid that you have to bow out.
I mean, you can't spend your life tryna get someone to appreciate you. Besides, there are a zillion other women out there dying for attention.
You need to take a decission now on how you want to run your life…
Do you want to keep on being 'the other guy' or do you want to take charge of your life?
Now is the right time to act.
"For love never dies of starvation but often of indigestion." Ninon de Lenclos.
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The St. Thomas Aquinas College women's basketball team cruised to an 84-43 East Coast Conference victory over Mercy College in a game played at Nyack. The Lady Spartans now stand at 21-3 overall, matching the single-season record for most wins in the 10-year tenure of Head Coach Kim Lusk. They also moved back into sole possession of first place in the ECC and have clinched a slot in the top four with a 13-1 record, needing just two wins to secure a bye into the conference tournament semi-finals. With the loss, Mercy fell to 6-17, 2-12.
Jenna Erickson scored in the game's opening seconds but offense was hard to come by thereafter. Erickson accounted for all of the contest's points at the midway point in the first quarter as STAC held a 4-0 lead, but Mercy answered with the next five, taking the lead on a Casey Sullivan three-pointer with 3:50 left in the session. Erickson quickly answered with a trey and Julia Winnick added another as the Lady Spartans closed the quarter with a 15-0 run to take a 19-5 lead.
STAC's stifling defense continued into the second quarter, holding the Mavericks scoreless for the first 4:18, extending their overall outburst to 24 straight points, and a 28-5 chasm. Though Mercy showed some life with a 6-0 run, the visitors cruised into halftime with a 39-16 cushion, and there was no drop in production from the Lady Spartans' depth players, as Madison Amalia and Zaria Thomas converted from deep to increase the lead through the final horn.
Erickson led all scorers with 19 points in just 18 minutes of play, with Amalia and Thomas adding 12 and 11 off the bench respectively. Missy Sadler recorded nine points, Jillian Lynch chipped in seven, and Emily Preston dished out seven assists while grabbing seven rebounds. Monet Keane-Dawes paced the hosts with nine points.
The Lady Spartans, ranked #5 in this week's D2SIDA East Region poll, play three of their final four regular-season games at Aquinas Hall, starting on Saturday, February 10, when Bridgeport visits for a 1:00 pm start. NYIT pays a call on Wednesday, February 14, then STAC visits LIU Post for a big ECC showdown on Saturday, February 17. They close out the home campaign against the University of the District of Columbia on Saturday, February 24.

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John Mann MP today confirmed that he has a copy of the 'second Dickens file' – the documents that were handed to Geoffrey Dickens MP on 18th January 1984.
Geoffrey Dickens later confirmed that he passed the file on to Leon Brittan.
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Hello, Crafters.
I had
to see my GP yesterday as I hurt my back when we were moving furniture
last Thursday.
She sent me off for an X-ray to see if I've cracked some
ribs or some vertabrae!!
I'll get the results in two weeks!
The good news is they'll both will heal themselves.
Not such good news is that ribs take
between six to eight weeks to heal, and vertabrae take months!
No more clubbing for me
for a while then! LOL!
card is my first play with the Climbing Orchid Stamp Set and was
inspired by the swap I received in Thailand from French demo Elisabeth
Her card was black and white with one Lemon Lime Twist orchid .
It was stunning and it was included on my Thailand Swaps video, no.299.
kept my colour scheme the same as Elisabeth's card, and I introduced some
Designer Series Paper (DSP).
The Basic Black gingham design is from the Merry
Little Christmas DSP,which will be available from the new Christmas
catalogue which goes live on 1st. September 2017.
I featured this set of
DSP in my Christmas Catalogue Sneak Peak video no.300.
This set
consists of Whisper White, Basic Black and Old Olive, and one side of
each sheet features a generic design that can be used all year - that's
what I call value for money!
decided I wanted to heat emboss my orchids for this card but couldn't
decide what colour embossing powder I wanted to use.
I decided to make one large orchid in each of the options i.e. gold, silver, copper, white, clear and black.
In my mind, I
dismissed black as I thought it'd be too dark, and was very much in
favour of the clear!
After checking them out I decided I liked the black best!
As I was using
Basic Black and Whisper White as my base colours, I found the black
showed the orchids at their very best!
During my tests on embossing
powders, I did one complete large option in each of the options.
CASE'd Elisabeth's idea of leaves stamped on Whisper White Cardstock
(CS) using basic Black Archival Ink, die cut and left uncoloured!
think it's this idea that helps to make Elisabeth's card really pop!
I had to decide what to use as a sentiment!
After much ooh'ing and
ahh'ing, I chose the Happy Birthday from Guy Greetings, which I heat
embossed using Basic Black Embossing Powder.
I punched it out using the
new Pretty Label Punch, and finished it off by adding two Black
Rhinestone Jewels, which will be available from the new Christmas
catalohue whch goes live on 1st. September 2017.
I still need to
decorate the inside of this card!
the last week in August, I'll be sending out a new Christmas Catalogue
to all my customers.
If you would like to receive a free copy, and you
don't already have a Stampin' Up! demonstrator, please email me your address
and I'll be happy to pop one in the post. Email address: email@example.com
(Please note, Stampin' Up!
rules only allow me to sell to crafters who have addresses in the UK,
France, Austria, Germany or the Netherlands - I'm really sorry!)
That's it for today. Until tomorrow, happy crafting.
Thursday, 10 August 2017
Climbing Orchid
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Sorry about your injuries. Did your Dr. at least wrap your ribs or put you in a brace of some sort? When I fractured a vertabrae years ago I had to wear a brace for weeks. I can't believe you have to wait for 2 weeks to get the results. Be careful what you do while your waiting because you can make it worse. So no lifting or straining! Dr. Sheron has spoken! LOLReplyDeleteReplies
LOL! Many thanks, Dr. Sheron! You're the second person who has said about a brace, but no, I haven't been given any support at all. I have to admit, hearing about braces, has made me be very conscious about how I move, and no lifting or straining! At least I can still craft! ☺ happy crafting, JanB.Delete
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco is exploring ways to use $40 million it received as part of a private-label securities settlement to support small business development and job creation to help future homebuyers.
The San Francisco bank is holding roundtables in Las Vegas, Phoenix, Los Angeles, Sacramento and San Francisco to get local and regional input on ways to stimulate higher wage jobs. The first roundtable was held Thursday in Las Vegas.
The 11 Home Loan banks generally stick to providing liquidity to local banks and thrifts to support mortgage lending in their districts. But the San Francisco bank opted to take a unique approach to increasing homeownership opportunities due to wage stagnation.
"One of the biggest challenges for our nation is creating jobs that offer wages high enough to allow working families to raise their children and purchase a home in a safe, nurturing community," said Tad Lowrey, the chairman of the San Francisco bank, in a statement. "The FHLBank San Francisco is exploring best practices to support programs and initiatives that will train local residents for good jobs or support their efforts to expand small businesses."
The funding comes from a $459 million settlement the San Francisco FHLB received as a result of litigation over private-label securities. Wall Street banks sold private-label securities to the Home Loan banks during the subprime mortgage craze, which resulted in huge losses following the 2008 housing bust.
Larry Parks, a senior vice president at the bank, is in charge of the roundtables. As part of the initiative, Parks expects to explore ways to work with intermediaries, such as FHLB member banks, venture capital firms and hybrid entities, to provide financing for competitive industries and help them grow.
"This is a bottom's up approach to tell us what the best practices are," Parks said in an interview. "We will look at what makes sense for our business model; what makes sense for our regulator and move forward."
The bank will also be tapping the Aspen Institution for their expertise and they will work together on a paper about the roundtables and their findings.
"We will put together a white paper that comes out of this whole experience and that should influence any kind of funding we do," Parks said.


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Jeffrey Smart is one of Australia's best known painters with his stark portrayals of the contemporary world. His paintings feature recurring motifs of highways, construction sites and apartment blocks.
"Jeffrey Smart: Master of Stillness" sheds light on his formative years as an artist in Adelaide, revealing the influences that have formed and driven his work for more than seventy years. Filmed partly on location in Smart's home in Tuscany, with observations from curator Barry Pearce and friends Clive James and David Malouf, this documentary begins with the 2012 Adelaide retrospective of the artist's work.
"It's bringing him right back to where he started. Everything about his art was hard wired into him in this city of Adelaide. Here at last we can now see where it began, look at those paintings and work out the meaning of his time, his cycle. So it's very important symbolically, " Barry Pearce, Emeritus Curator, Art Gallery of NSW.
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by Blair Reeve
I now jump forward eighteen months to my discovery of another story dealing with these ancient cultural artefacts known as haniwa. This came about through my persistent enquiries of Japanese friends and acquaintances as to who among them were familiar with the story of Takara-no-nendoko. It transpired that everyone I spoke to knew of the bamboo cutter's tale that Barclay mentions in his preamble, but no one knew a jot about "The Potter's Tale"—not even the librarians in Tokyo Metropolitan Library. I started to wonder about the veracity of Barclay's sources. Had he contrived the story of his own accord? The more I thought about it, the more I began to question the plausibility of an ancient story appearing to destabilise the Shinto foundation myth.
My ponderings on this mystery have often led me to wonder whether Barclay was exercising more creative license than he lets on, inserting into the post-war literary milieu a subtle reminder that emperors are not gods—something Western media had ignored in its coverage of Hirohito's 1946 Declaration of Humanity—the Emperor's "failure" to explicitly renounce his divinity. This is a rather sublunary reading of the tale, however, and wild speculation on my part. It may be that the opacity of the story's origins fused in my mind with its supernatural element causing me to read into it more mystery than actually exists. Nevertheless, I found myself becoming increasingly intrigued by the origins of Takara-no-nendoko over the following year and a half, as my wife and I struggled to produce any offspring of our own.
Bunko Yamashita, a librarian from the aforementioned Tokyo institution, had recalled reading in an old edition of the Kansai Digest a biographical tale based on a year in the life of a woodblock print artist called Saito Kiyoshi (1907–1997). She remembered this story also having something to do with haniwa, and after some tedious searching through archives, we found a copy of the issue containing the story (Vol. XXI, Winter 95). Upon reading it, I became infected with the conviction that there was an arcane relationship between haniwa and childlessness and decided to make this my first attempt at a full translation. The story had been written by an acquaintance of the artist in the seventies, but re-published in 1998, the year after Saito's death.
After several weeks of letter writing, first to the Digest's editorial team, then to the author, Kojima Koji, and finally to his publishing agent, I was able to obtain permission to translate and publish the story in English, providing of course that fifty percent of any income derived from its publication would return to Kojima. These were only formalities. I doubted my ability to translate the story well enough to be considered publication-worthy. Some of the more ambiguous passages proved quite difficult, even with the aid of my wife who helped me discern nuances requiring a confident interpretation before any translation could take place.
I prefer then to reproduce the story here as a continuation in the telling of my own haniwa story with a caveat: translation always requires interpretation. Some might even say that a translation is an entity as unlike its source as smoke is distinct from a pyre. My exercises in translating Japanese have often produced a feeling that is akin to implanted experience; protracted relative clauses and ambiguous tenses force the imagination to work overtime resulting in the absorption of details with a greater suffusion than lyrical imagery would normally allow. By the time I'd finished, it almost seemed as if I'd had once lived Saito's life myself.
The Woodblock Printer
by Koji Kojima
Kiyoshi put his brush down and glanced at the timepiece propped up like a tiny book in the alcove behind his bench. It was ten forty-five. He looked back at his drawing of the clay figures. There was something missing, an austerity in the design that dissatisfied him. He changed his mind and began redrawing the two figures, facing to the right this time. This meant that when the print was made, they'd be facing left and left was where devils resided. Not that he had any special interest in devils—quite the opposite—it was because the museum curator had explained to him that these haniwa were purpose-built to outstare malevolent spirits.
He shivered then stood up to roll back the vinyl on his skylight a little further. It was midwinter—almost a year since he'd visited the museum. Despite the late hour of the morning, the light had gotten dimmer in the past while. The dark wooden walls of his workshop absorbed most sunlight, although he'd always preferred to work among shadows—it intensified his focus. Since his success with "The Cat," he'd even formed a habit of mixing inks under moonlight. That print had been featured in an issue of Time magazine back in June. It showed the image of a feline, a blend of angular tension and curvaceous release. He'd made thirty-five originals, all by hand. In no time, his gallery was swamped with orders from American and European collectors. It was a lucky break, but he'd been urged by friends to revive in his work the Zen culture he'd grown up with.
He flicked on a desk lamp and returned to his seat. Having recalled the curator's explanation, he now remembered the exact wording, the font even, of the plaque which described the haniwa: "Votive vessels containing souls." Again, the uneasy feeling he'd experienced that day in the cold museum crept back into his mind. He was hardly a stranger to death, but possessed of a potent imagination, he'd beheld a darkling glimpse of his wife as if through the haniwa's hollow eyes. The sense of threat would haunt him for months. In moments like this, he would reach for the timepiece he had bought for Ayako and hold it like a talisman.
Kiyoshi was a self-taught woodblock printer—a Sōsaku-hanga artist—who'd learnt his craft far from the Tokyo scene. Having lost both parents while still an infant, he'd lived a life of poverty. In those Aizu years, he flitted between living with his grandfather or in Buddhist monasteries. The never-ending struggle to support himself, even during the early years of the occupation, meant that marriage had never entered his thoughts. Love came wandering shyly into his life—awkward for a hermit—at the age of forty-one. Just over half his age, Ayako was the daughter of an old Tokyo printing hand who had paved Kiyoshi's way into exhibitions and competitions, but more importantly, who had taught him how to use kento—registration devices on the key block—for securing the paper and making multiple prints. Up until the age of thirty-five, he had only ever made one copy of a print, neither caring nor realising that a sophisticated method for reproductions even existed.
From 1945, the creative print movement began receiving international attention thanks to returning American soldiers promoting Japanese prints in their homeland. Then suddenly, good fortune struck. It began with Kiyoshi winning an important prize at the São Paulo Art Biennial. The Japanese public jumped on the bandwagon and the Mitsukoshi department store in Nihonbashi held an exhibition of his work. The cumulative good luck added up to wealth, fame and an obligation to marry.
Since moving to Tokyo from northern Honshu twenty years earlier, he'd found himself deeply moved by the history and architecture of shrines and temples in the Kansai region. He had travelled to Kyoto and Nara twice this year, staying in monasteries to remain incognito. In February, a month before Ayako became pregnant, Kiyoshi returned from the first of his two trips to the old capitals.
—Tell me about your trip. Show me the pictures, she begged. His sketches included several perspectives of a garden bridge, village scenes, a stone lantern near the Kasuga Grand Shrine, a bell from Ryōsen-ji, a path leading up to the Daikoku-ji gate, a feline sitting on a wall outside Fushimi Inari and the haniwa he'd seen in Nara.
—What are these? she said, fingering the faces of the two central figures in the last sketch.
—Burial artefacts. They're Shinto. There was an exhibition of Kofun-era haniwa at the Nara National Museum. I heard about it from a monk at Tōshōdai-ji. The artefacts had been excavated after building contractors stumbled across, and destroyed, a great number of haniwa two years earlier. Since then archaeologists had continued to excavate a number of ancient burial mounds. A great deal of fuss was being made over haniwa in the art media. Collectors were queuing up to purchase the pieces.
She stared at his drawing for a long time without saying anything. Finally, she spoke—I don't like them, and she pushed the paper away. —This one, she said, indicating the cat, it's alive.
From growing up in a printmaker's house, Ayako had a sixth sense about what made a good print. It was the way he rendered curves that she admired, along with his long artist's fingers, tender and gentle on her skin. He would listen to her opinions and file any disliked sketches away in his portmanteau.
But her reservations triggered the memory of his visit to the museum. He remembered thinking that it was the watchful stare of the clay figures that made them seem alert, alive—and he'd found himself projecting sentience into the ancient mould. He understood the cultural importance of haniwa—a perfect subject for a woodblock print—but he and Ayako were trying for a child, and his wife seeing death where he saw life was an ill sign that infused the potent image he'd seen in the museum with a power beyond his control. Yet an unwanted thought abides in the memory like poison. He considered that to suppress it was just as bad as hoping it would let him be. He regretted visiting the museum now and decided that the only way to vanquish this banal affliction was to print the haniwa after all. He would model the clay figures to his own design so that the human will he'd filled them with would remain under his creative control.
—Kiyoshi, she whispered as if reading his mind, bringing him back into the soft world of her flesh. He lay with his head on her chest while she stroked his hair. —I like the cat, she said, wriggling her sleek body from underneath him, rolling onto her hands and knees, and glancing not at all shyly back—this was the other side of woman that both frightened and excited him; the concavities of her figure, the allure of an indescribable scent, whether hers or a fusion of the two of them, he wasn't sure, but which took over his mind, left him powerless over his own body. She wanted him again, like an animal this time, and during the weeks of carnal pleasure he took from her fevered libido, the need to work on the haniwa print was pushed down and neglected after all.
Kiyoshi never tired of studying the timepiece nor did he tire of weighing it in his hand. He remembered being surprised but pleased that Ayako had liked it, despite it seeming large for her slender wrist.
In the shop, he had held the black face under her chin. —Ah, it goes with your eyes. She smiled at his seriousness. It was a fancy of his that the hidden workings in Swiss watches were as complicated as the process behind multiple printing. This purchase would be one of his few concessions to growing financial success. But it wasn't the jewel-like foreign technology that mattered to Kiyoshi—it was the once-in-a-lifetime shopping trip to the Ginza with his pregnant wife that gave him pleasure.
She studied the item card: Year: 1952, Jaeger LeCoultre, Reverso Duo, Calibre 407. It had an art deco design with a black lacquered dial, embossed and transferred numerals, platinum hands and frame. —Re-ver-so Du-o? she asked.
—This model was made for Japan only. Please look. The salesman pushed the watch face in from the side. The block of platinum, the size of a piece of chocolate, clicked out on a hinge. He flipped it around and locked the face back into its frame. This face was made of white ribbed enamel with tiny gold-plated hands and hour markers. —Maybe when you switch faces, time flows backwards, Kiyoshi smiled. Her face brightened. —We'll get your characters engraved on the back of the frame.
Ayako was four months pregnant. She wore the watch every day of those last five months. —I'll be able to record the exact time of the birth, she said, not realising the exact time of the birth would record the exact time her life would be given in exchange for the child's.
Her hypertension compounded in the weeks leading up to the birth. There were black moments when she would scream for him to stop raping her, to stop murdering their child, and then she would go into a coma, wake and have no knowledge of the episode. On the day he took her to the hospital, her face had started twitching uncontrollably. The midwife told him to get out. But he stayed within view until the foaming and convulsions were more than he could bear. The foetus was rescued, a son, but the doctors had warned him that it was immature and might not survive. This time, Ayako went into a coma from which she would never recover.
To anyone else, the weight would have registered something of its value, but to Kiyoshi the heavy metal sinking into his palm was the feeling of loss. His comment about time flowing backwards now seemed like bitter irony. He wound the watch and flipped the face around—a ritual Ayako had started by alternating between the black and white faces every day of those last five months. He found that alternating the two faces was the only way he could access the memory of her as she continued to live on within him, for the myriad sides of a woman had truly astounded him. The characters of his deceased wife's name were engraved on the back of the frame. He liked to run his finger over them, read them like Braille.
He placed it back in the alcove where it sat beside a small mounted locket encasing her photo portrait in sepia taken just after the war. Ayako's gaze, focussed somewhere to the left of the camera, suggested to him both solemnity and naivety. Where his own artistry was concerned, shades of black, white, grey and the occasional beige formed the only spectrum in his artist's mind. There was an art book of European prints sitting open on his side table that he would study often. The linear distortion of Munch, the primitivism of Gauguin, the vitality of Rodin—these pleased him. Yet he continued to be troubled by the job at hand.
Getting the facial stare of each figure just right was difficult, but important. The expression had to portray a fine balance of hostility and tragedy, with just the subtlest bias towards the former. He spent the last hour of the morning drawing and redrawing the faces partly from his sketches and partly from memory, and when he finally observed in their faces that same dogged vigilance he'd seen in the museum, he traced the pattern onto minogami—gauze-like paper for the completed block design. Next, he would begin etching the outline onto the key block, and then there would be the carving. Chiselling the blocks of katsura wood was an erasing of sorts, and once the first print was completed, this foolish superstition that he'd carried for so long would be forgotten, recede into the picture and be gone.
He looked at his finished design. The shapes seemed right. No, he couldn't reverse time, but he could capture it and seal it in print as revolving phases of light and dark. She had evolved out of him, here, visible in the figurative planes, in the small mouth and long neck, in the lithe and graceful curves. But still, for some reason, the design had yet to achieve the resolve that he was seeking.
Kiyoshi stood up and stretched. Grey sunlight filtered through the skylight above his head. It was overcast outside, and his eyes were strained from the intensity of finishing the detail on the outline pattern under the lamp. There was a prepared sheet of katsura wood waiting on the printing bench. He applied a coating of paste. He would begin the chiselling—the erasing—after the mid-day meal. Better to let the paste thin and dry a little before laying the large sheet of minogami over the key block.
The carving of the main block took him the rest of the day and most of the next. He had already decided on the colours—black and white for the detail in the figures and an earthen red that would mix well with the wood grain for the background. When the key block was finished, he laid a sheet of mulberry paper down on the inked wood, squared it into the L-shaped kento and began working the baren to burnish the paper with the outline pattern. It was then that he conceived of detaching the registration devices—of allowing the paper to shift under the vagaries of his trembling hands. He experimented with three sheets of mulberry, first shifting the sheet and rubbing the whole pattern again, then re-rubbing just one of the figures and finally rubbing and shifting the sheet at the same time.
He studied the results. The kinetic lines of the first and third prints destabilised the images in an exciting way, but the result of the second attempt instilled a quiet calm in his mind. Where before there were two figures, now there was a third interposed between them. This would mean redrawing the entire outline pattern, but here, in this controlled accident, he saw the potential for beauty where before there had only been sadness—the monk at Toshodai-ji, Ayako's illness, the trip to see the haniwa, the cat at Fushimi Inari, success and failure, death and life—a sequence without source; beauty in chaos. There might be a thousand Pure Lands, but not one of them a safe place.
Kiyoshi would eventually remarry, open a gallery, purchase property in Kamakura and establish a generational line in his family name. His popular print, known as "Clay Figures," would be his only acknowledgment to the world that he'd once had a son for whom the intensity of life had been won and lost in the space of three fragile weeks. This too could be seen as a beautiful thing.
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I finally got my paws on the Garnier Micellar Cleansing Water or what I sometimes like to call.... the miracle water! It seems like it's the battle of the micellar waters with soo many drugstore and high end brands coming out with their own version. Although I have adored my Bioderma, I've been on the hunt for a dupe that's cheaper and one that's a bit easier to find (Bioderma can be hard to track down in Australia!). Out of the rather large bunch of cleansing waters I decided to give the Garnier one a whirl after reading far too many rav reviews!
I always sport the no-makeup makeup look so for me this product does what it needs to do and effectively removes my waterproof mascara and foundation, no fuss! This also doesn't irritate my skin or sting my eyes which is a treat for my dry/sensitive skin. At a fraction of the cost of Bioderma this definitely will be a forever repurchase!
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NEW CASTLE, Ind. --Police say a prison guard beat his live-in girlfriend's daughter in the head while she slept because of her loud snoring.A court document states that 46-year-old Charles A. Williamson struck the 14-year-old girl four or five times with the wooden handle of a claw hammer.
Williamson is an officer at the New Castle Correctional Facility.
He is charged with two counts of battery. He also faced one count of criminal confinement after the girl complained she had been handcuffed to her bed.
A message at a number listed under his name said the phone was disconnected.
Williamson denied hitting the victim.
The girl's mother, 42-year-old Bobbi Jo Davis, has also been charged with one count of neglect. She apparently witnessed the beating at her home in new castle.
Police weren't called until the next day when the girl arrived at school and her facial injuries were noticed. The girl is now recovering and has been placed in foster care.
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For the compote: Combine the blackberries, blueberries, raspberries, lemon zest and juice, brown sugar, butter and cinnamon in a saucepot. Cook over medium heat until thick. Stir the cornstarch into the water in small bowl until dissolved, then add to the compote. Continue to cook until thickened further.
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This has been a great summer, and I was lucky to spend part of it one a road trip with my mom and sister. I'm still trying to get used to my new daily schedule now that I am working full time, and I know the blog has been very neglected. I plan on putting up all the trip photos soon, but for now here a few that kind of sum up the trip:
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Friday, August 20, 2010
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Sunday Play!
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The heat in our new home is getting to us!ReplyDelete
I'm trying to plan a walk with my furiends! Looks like you had fun!ReplyDelete
Hi, Olive!ReplyDelete
Glad you had a nice time with your friend Tasha!
Here is very hot too! No walkies for me these days!
Have a great week!
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I didn't see much walkin' there, Olive! I'm glad you and your friend got to spend some time together. Hopefully it'll cool down some and you can enjoy walkies more often.ReplyDelete
Woof! Woof! to you too OLIVE. What a FUN Sunday with your friend. We've been very busy with our family from the island and another busy week ... but lots of Golden FUN. Will catch up with you on FB. Lots of Golden Woofs, SugarReplyDelete
How nice that you could have your friend go with you!ReplyDelete


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"I worked my way through dental school doing nursing at the hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. I found that what I enjoyed most and found most rewarding was pediatrics. I love the absolute honesty and resiliency of children. I found that I can make a difference in children's lives and their attitudes toward dental care.
"I enjoy the relationships I have built over many years of practice. I am well into my second generation of patients now. I have watched them grow up, go to college and get married. The fact that they now bring their children to me and have returned to my practice as adults is very gratifying.
"I believe education and prevention are the keys to success in dentistry. Being able to communicate and connect to people of all ages is important. I want to give the young patients a positive feeling toward lifelong dental care. In teenagers, the value of positive self-image is extremely important. I bring warmth, empathy and the ability to communicate with all ages. I look at dentistry as a combination of art, science and education. All three are required to be a great dentist."
Dr. Meslin is interested in early education about preventive dental care. He has been lecturing on a volunteer basis in the prenatal classes at the local hospital for more than 30 years. He also enjoys golf, travel, sculpting and spending time with his own family, including eight grandchildren.
Specialty Training: Pediatric Dentistry (subspecialty in Orthodontics)
Residency: University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
DMD: University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, Philadelphia, PA
BA: Biology, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT
Member: International Association for Orthodontics, American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, American Association for Functional Orthodontics, American Orthodontic Society, American Dental Association, Connecticut State Dental Association, Meriden–Yalesville–Cheshire Dental Association, Matthew H. Cryer Honor Society
"As a teenager, I had orthodontic treatment and was absolutely amazed at the transformation. I always knew I wanted to be in the healthcare field, and this experience just pushed me toward dentistry. The idea of transforming people's perception about themselves and their mouth was compelling to me, as was creating a healthy mouth-body connection.
"I like helping people get over their anxiety about dentistry and restoring the health of their mouth so they can function normally. I also enjoy cosmetic dentistry. It is truly special when a patient tells me how much they love getting photographed with their new smile. Prevention and routine care are the core values we try to impart to our patients. Patient education is an important part of all our appointments as we firmly believe that an informed patient is a healthier patient.
"As a pediatric and general dental practice, our office is pretty casual. Our team is fabulous in making our patients feel comfortable, and there is a lot of laughter in the office. We hope to give our patients confidence and knowledge about their teeth. I also enjoy working with anxious patients and helping them overcome their barriers to treatment. I try to understand where a patient's fears come from so I can offset them and help them feel good about treatment."
On a personal level, Dr. Sue enjoys spending time with her family, reading, traveling and giving talks at the senior center in Yalesville.
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"Prior to dental school, I earned a PhD in biochemistry and molecular biology and completed six years of postdoctoral training in biochemistry. What motivated my decision to become a pediatric dentist is my admiration for children's innocence,their unselfish ways of showing love, and my desire to contribute to improving their well-being.
"Children explore the world with such curiosity and enthusiasm. Through their many small, selfless acts, they have taught me lessons in gratitude, humility, trust, sharing and unconditional love. I have learned things that have helped me look at life in a whole new way. I thoroughly enjoy my interactions with them and am inspired to help a young patient overcome his/her anxiety and fear of dental treatment. It really melts my heart when a child smiles at the end of a visit, especially if he/she was fearful at the start.
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Anyway, I wanted to share a little bit about Grama, because she was truly one of my favorite people in the world. When I was growing up Grama lived right next door, so I was always at her house. I ran to her when I was sad because she was never too sad or too stressed out or too busy for me. My first crochet project was a baby blanket for my nephew (he's 13 now holy crap! lol) that I did with her. She ended up doing most of it but I remember sitting on her couch sewing together the squares.
Grama always had a knitted or crocheted project going. Her favorite things to make were baby things or doilies and other lacy things done out of crochet cotton. I think that's where my love from lace comes from. :) She tried several times to teach me how to knit and I never got it until I taught myself, from a book. But I remember how proud of me when she saw that I'd finally got it.
Grama suffered from a disease that filled her lungs up with scar tissue and fluid, so she and I didn't talk very much because talking on the phone made her cough. A few days before she passed away my cousin set up a web cam in the room with Grama and I went out and bought one just so she could see me. I couldn't see her that well because she was too far away from the cam but at least she got to see me. Grama was a believer in reincarnation and believed that at the moment she died a baby girl would be born and she would be reborn in that body, so happy birthday Grama. Hope this next trip around the sun is the best life you can possibly have.


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A former Director of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society, the organisation founded in 1837 and which runs the famous Great Yorkshire Show, was jailed for two-and-a-half years in May 2012 after a collection of images showing horrific sexual abuse of young boys was found on two computers at his home in Howe, near Thirsk, North Yorkshire.
Charles Littleboy had previously pleaded guilty to eleven counts of making indecent images of children, four counts of distributing indecent images of children, five counts of possessing extreme pornographic images and one count of possessing 3,904 indecent photographs of children.
Some of the extreme pornography on the charge sheet related to bestiality, including material he filmed consensually in the stables at his property involving sex with a dog and a pony. Over a six year period, until 2010, Littleboy downloaded images of child abuse from the internet and engaged in depraved discussions with fellow paedophiles.
CPS lawyer, Shaun Dodd, told the Court that he indecent images found on his computers included an image of a baby around three-months-old being abused. Other pictures involved boys aged as young as four, and clearly showed distress. One male child was seen gagged and bound in a photograph.
Barrister, Simon Reevell, who is also a part-time Conservative MP for Dewsbury defended Littleboy and said his client was a shy and private man who now faced "utter humiliation". A number of character references were given to Judge Peter Fox, the Recorder of Middlesbrough, with Mr Reevell saying: "They speak of a man wholly removed from these offences."
Mr Reevell added that Littleboy was a carer for his parents, who are aged 84 and 79.
Judge Fox accepted Littleboy's reputation was ruined, but he added: "What you fail at present to appreciate is the utter humiliation and degradation of the victims of your crimes, both human and animal. Littleboy was sentenced to two-and-a-half years jail; placed on the Sex Offenders' Register for life, and banned from unsupervised contact with children.
Littleboy was also a police officer with North Yorkshire Police in the 1980s.
Outside court Detective Constable Karl Middlemiss of Northallerton CID, said: "We welcome today's sentence which follows a lengthy and disturbing investigation into Littleboy's depraved activity. It is the worst case I have seen of this nature in my 17-year career and the sentence reflects the serious and repugnant nature of the images in his possession.
"We hope this case sends a clear message that the internet is no hiding place for depravity and thanks to the technology available to the police, the pedlars of child pornography and other illegal images will sooner or later be caught, and will face the full force of the law."
Littleboy's sentence was too lenient, the NSPCC said, a sentiment with which uPSD wholeheartedly agree.
Jon Brown, who heads its sexual abuse programme, said: "We are deeply concerned the sentence is not tough enough to drive home the message that possession of child abuse images is an extremely serious offence. Very young children, including babies, were sexually assaulted to make these horrendous pictures, which may be in circulation for many years. Many of these children will never be traced, and will not receive the help they need to recover from their horrific ordeal.
Mr Brown concluded: "This offender should have received a sentence that will deter others from engaging in this appalling trade, and allow him to undergo treatment."


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Leggings and jewelry and books OH MY! What is it about these Multi-level Marketing (MLM) product lines that have us seeing them everywhere we look lately? Well, something has to be working and personally I kind of "get it" more than ever… I've read the satirical articles about irritating Facebook groups selling psychedelic leggings, and I understand how that resonates with many readers. That's fine (and pretty funny too), but as a small business owner myself I have a bit of a different outlook, and honestly I've enjoyed recently hosting a couple of product parties in my own home (or together with friends), and here's why…
I like the stuff!
I have integrity about what I bring into my home and offer my friends. I'm confident about the products because I love them, I'm not trying to "hock" anything to anyone and the friends I bring into my home to showcase their wares aren't either. I value transparency and quality in a product as well as the sales process so if that's lacking in the company's philosophy (or the representatives approach) then count me out! Also, I don't just add people to Facebook groups or invites – instead I send personal messages/emails/texts. When they are available I hand-deliver (sometimes with a loaf of pumpkin bread I'm-just-sayin') or mail catalogues and take the chance to chat about why I like the product. If you really are sharing a product you love this extra step comes pretty easily.
It's FUN!
Okay, the activity level of my social life is middle ground – I keep my friend group tight and value time with my boys (hubby, son, and pup) over all. But I mean, girls just wanna have fun, and I'll take any excuse to have a par-tay… especially one where the guests are over 5 years old and I can enjoy wine and conversation with neighbors and friends! One friend said it perfectly – it's nice to get together for dinner and visit, but it's EXTRA fun when you can shop!
I Support Small Businesses In All Kinds of Forms
Some MLMs are giving stay-at-home and single mom's a really great income! These mamas work hard, even if they aren't in an office all day, why wouldn't I want to help them out in a relatively easy and totally fun way? Some may be of the opinion that MLMs are big business, not small businesses, but have you ever actually tried to start your own small business? Or get a small business loan? Writing a business plan is F-U-N let me tell you! As the daughter of entrepreneurs I grew up watching my parents do amazing things like open up their own local coffee shop, cigar shop, construction businesses, furniture and antique businesses, and even a salon franchise… you name it! These ventures came with different degrees of success but what they all had in common was that they needed a ton of either man-hours, or start up money, or both. My husband and I count our own small businesses as additional children in our family because of the time and resources needed to keep them healthy. I can absolutely appreciate the opportunity afforded by MLMs to be your own direct sales boss, and work from your passion with a reasonable upfront cost and without a lot of the sacrifice needed in the more traditional small business model.
I Can Find Out More About the Brand
These products have consultants with their "ears to the ground" so to speak… you may not give honest feedback to a corporate suit (and how can you really?) but you'll tell your friend what you honestly think about a product. They in turn go to seminars and retreats designed to empower them as well as gather their feedback. It seems like this leads to more integrity, and definitely more transparency than what is usually offered by retail businesses. For example, I can talk to a LuLaRoe consultant in-person about how the items used to be made mostly in the US and as the company grew they expanded to include overseas without closing their US factories… I can have a conversation about what KEEP Collective means by "responsibly sourced" materials over a glass of wine… I can chat about how Usborne Books asses labor and environmental standards through PRELIMS (Publisher's Resolution for Ethical International Manufacturing Standards)… Really it means I can talk to a fellow small business owner who is interested in knowing the same things about the product as I am and make educated choices without scouring the internet for tidbits of information.
This post was live for about a week before I came back and added this part… I realized after I posted it I never even mentioned that through sales of the product a hostess of a party can earn some really cool items, for free! Since it came to my mind later, it's pretty obvious it isn't the main "why" for me. Unless you are hosting the party online or in the business owner's own home, you still have to provide food, drinks and clean up your home which all takes your own time and money. For me, it has to be worth it beyond the freebies, and the above reasons are really what drives me! I just set up a party with two of my favorite direct sales mamas and I'm pretty excited to see some friends and neighbors and give them an opportunity to buy some unique gifts or holiday outfits from these's hard working ladies. They get to shop and socialize while staying out of the malls and big-box stores – the freebies are nice because I love the products and I know my guests will, too!
Here Are The Ones I Love:
KEEP Collective: Through KEEP Collective I love creating meaningful jewelry gifts that tell a story or showcase the unique personality of the receiver (I've been known to make up my own Harry Potter inspired designs as well!). KEEP is a part of the Stella and Dot family and is best described as a modern charm concept. My friend and representative is Amanda Dixon, a designer that can help you create a meaningful gift piece for any occasion!
Usborne Books: My Usborne representative is none other than Green Mom's own Lelaina Arnold! We both love Usborne for our Homeschool library and have found they have well-made, high quality books on topics that pique the interests of our little ones.
Young Living Essential Oils: I refuse to subscribe myself to the cult of just one essential oil brand and we use a few different types 'round these parts! That said, I personally chose Young Living enough for various needs, and when I do I like to go through my caring and educated friend Elizabeth Haynes to order them.
LuLaRoe: Love 'em or not, LuLaRoe has become quite popular lately! LuLaRoe is a fun and flattering line of comfortable clothing for all body types. Not just the signature funky patterned leggings, the line also includes dresses, skirts, maxis, sweaters and vests! For the adult line I love to have Jess Wijono as my consultant (join her Facebook Group here), for the new DotDotSmile girls line I go with the multi-talented Amanda Dixon (join her Facebook group here).
Thoughts on MLMs, direct sales, Mama-ran-businesses, or small businesses in general? We love a good conversation, leave us your thoughts in the comments below!


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I've been on vacation!
There was no internet in them thar hills (Gatlingburg/Pigeon Forge), at least where I was staying there wasn't. I survived, but I assure you it wasn't easy! I saw bears...the first time ever, in all my visits there, I've never seen bears in the wild. Also, I saw a scarlet tanager and a indigo bunting...beautiful birds! Pictures? Glad you asked! They are awful. However, my sister got really good pictures, and as soon as she posts them, I'll steal some to share.
VayCay details later.
Monday, July 4, 2011
Internet: A Necessity!
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- AnonymousJuly 4, 2011 at 10:41 PM
Welcome back! :D It sounds like a wonderful time.ReplyDelete
Speaking of wonderful times... I started a low-carb diet over the weekend. hahaha. Yeah. Wooonnnderful time. :D lol
really, you saw a bear? I never saw a bear the whole time we lived in Montana and went to Yellowstone! How neat!!ReplyDelete
but no internet! horrors! how do they survive??
glad you got home safe and sound; looking forward to pictures and details as you can!
While I do enjoy looking at nature, not having internet available would drive me insane. Just knowing I can't access it to blog or check facebook, well lets just say I wouldn't be a happy camper lol....ReplyDelete
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grave in pitch.
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not complex in organization.
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first: low gear.
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to speak low.
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defeat: to lay one's attackers low.
- to knock down;
make prostrate.
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- lie low:
- to conceal oneself: He had to lie low for a while.
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bide one's time: Until the dispute is settled, you would do best to lie low.
low′ish, adj.
- something that is low, as ground or prices: numerous marshy lows in the forest; the recent low in the stock market.
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first gear.
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cyclone. Cf. high (def. 41).
- [Cards.]
- the lowest trump card.
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- a player having such a score.
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- a period of intense depression or discomfort, when the effects of a drug have subsided.
low′ness, n.
Backback1 (bak),USA pronunciation n.
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endurance: He put his back into the task.
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- extrados.
- [Carpentry.]
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- the roof of a stope or drift.
- a player whose regular position is behind that of players who make initial contact with the opposing team, as behind the forward line in football or nearest the player's own goal in polo.
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without one's knowledge;
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defeat: They broke the back of our union.
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take offense: She gets her back up whenever someone mentions her family's influence.
- have one's back to the wall, to be in a difficult or hopeless situation.
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- on one's back, finding fault with or disturbing someone: The boss is always on my back about promptness.
- pat on the back. See pat 1 (defs. 6, 10).
- stab in the back. See stab (def. 13).
- turn one's back on:
- to forsake or neglect: He was unable to turn his back on any suffering creature.
- to leave behind, as in anger.
- to support, as with authority, influence, help, or money (often fol. by up): to back a candidate; to back up a theory with facts.
- to bet on: to back a horse in the race.
- to cause to move backward (often fol. by up): to back a car.
- to furnish with a back: to back a book.
- to lie at the back of;
form a back or background for: a beach backed by hills.
- to provide with an accompaniment: a singer backed by piano and bass.
- to get upon the back of;
- to write or print on the back of;
- [Carpentry.]to attach strips of wood to the upper edge of (a joist or rafter) to bring it to a desired level.
- to alter the position of (a sail) so that the wind will strike the forward face.
- to brace (yards) in backing a sail.
- to reinforce the hold of (an anchor) by means of a smaller one attached to it and dropped farther away.
- to go or move backward (often fol. by up).
- (of wind) to change direction counterclockwise (opposed to veer).
- back and fill:
- [Naut.]to trim the sails of a boat so that the wind strikes them first on the forward and then on the after side.
- to change one's opinion or position;
- back and forth, [South Midland U.S.]
- to go back and forth, as in running errands or visiting: He spent the day backing and forthing to the post office.
- to work in an aimless or ineffective way;
expend effort with little result.
- back away, to retreat;
withdraw: They gradually began to back away from their earlier opinion.
- back down, to abandon an argument, opinion, or claim;
retreat: He backed down as soon as a member of the audience challenged his assertion.
- back off:
- to back down: Now that the time for action had arrived, it was too late to back off.
- to reverse (the spindle) in mule spinning prior to winding on the newly spun length of yarn.
- back out or out of, to fail to keep an engagement or promise;
withdraw from;
abandon: Two entrants have backed out of competing in the marathon. You can't back out now.
- back up:
- to bring (a stream of traffic) to a standstill: A stalled car backed up traffic for miles.
- [Printing.]to print a sheet again on its other side.
- [Printing.]to fill in (the thin copper shell of an electrotype) with metal in order to strengthen it.
- to move backward: Back up into the garage.
- to reinforce: We backed up the cardboard with slats so it wouldn't fall down.
- to support or confirm: He backed up my story and they let us go.
- to duplicate (a file or a program) as a precaution against failure.
- back up for, [Australian Informal.]to return for more of, as another helping of food.
- back water:
- [Naut.]to reverse the direction of a vessel.
- to retreat from a position;
withdraw an opinion: I predict that the council will back water on the tax issue.
back′less, adj.
- situated at or in the rear: at the back door; back fence.
- far away or removed from the front or main area, position, or rank;
remote: back settlements.
- belonging to the past: back files; back issues.
- in arrears;
overdue: back pay.
- coming or going back;
moving backward: back current.
- [Navig.]reciprocal (def. 7).
- (of a speech sound) produced with the tongue articulating in the back part of the mouth, as in either of the sounds of go.
Brabra (brä),USA pronunciation n.
- brassiere.
- a removable cover for the front end of an automobile to protect it from road debris.
Forfor (fôr; unstressed fər),USA pronunciation prep.
- with the object or purpose of: to run for exercise.
- intended to belong to, or be used in connection with: equipment for the army; a closet for dishes.
- suiting the purposes or needs of: medicine for the aged.
- in order to obtain, gain, or acquire: a suit for alimony; to work for wages.
- (used to express a wish, as of something to be experienced or obtained): O, for a cold drink!
- sensitive or responsive to: an eye for beauty.
- desirous of: a longing for something; a taste for fancy clothes.
- in consideration or payment of;
in return for: three for a dollar; to be thanked for one's efforts.
- appropriate or adapted to: a subject for speculation; clothes for winter.
- with regard or respect to: pressed for time; too warm for April.
- during the continuance of: for a long time.
- in favor of;
on the side of: to be for honest government.
- in place of;
instead of: a substitute for butter.
- in the interest of;
on behalf of: to act for a client.
- in exchange for;
as an offset to: blow for blow; money for goods.
- in punishment of: payment for the crime.
- in honor of: to give a dinner for a person.
- with the purpose of reaching: to start for London.
- contributive to: for the advantage of everybody.
- in order to save: to flee for one's life.
- in order to become: to train recruits for soldiers.
- in assignment or attribution to: an appointment for the afternoon; That's for you to decide.
- such as to allow of or to require: too many for separate mention.
- such as results in: his reason for going.
- as affecting the interests or circumstances of: bad for one's health.
- in proportion or with reference to: He is tall for his age.
- in the character of;
as being: to know a thing for a fact.
- by reason of;
because of: to shout for joy; a city famed for its beauty.
- in spite of: He's a decent guy for all that.
- to the extent or amount of: to walk for a mile.
- (used to introduce a subject in an infinitive phrase): It's time for me to go.
- (used to indicate the number of successes out of a specified number of attempts): The batter was 2 for 4 in the game.
- for it, See in (def. 21).
- seeing that;
- because.
Weddingwed•ding (wed′ing),USA pronunciation n.
- the act or ceremony of marrying;
- the anniversary of a marriage, or its celebration: They invited guests to their silver wedding.
- the act or an instance of blending or joining, esp. opposite or contrasting elements: a perfect wedding of conservatism and liberalism.
- a merger.
- of or pertaining to a wedding: the wedding ceremony; a wedding dress.
Dressdress (dres),USA pronunciation n., adj., v., dressed or drest, dress•ing.
- an outer garment for women and girls, consisting of bodice and skirt in one piece.
- clothing;
garb: The dress of the 18th century was colorful.
- formal attire.
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- outer covering, as the plumage of birds.
- of or for a dress or dresses.
- of or for a formal occasion.
- requiring formal dress.
- to put clothing upon.
- to put formal or evening clothes on.
- to trim;
adorn: to dress a store window; to dress a Christmas tree.
- to design clothing for or sell clothes to.
- to comb out and do up (hair).
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- to prepare (skins, fabrics, timber, stone, ore, etc.) by special processes.
- to apply medication or a dressing to (a wound or sore).
- to make straight;
bring (troops) into line: to dress ranks.
- to make (stone, wood, or other building material) smooth.
- to cultivate (land, fields, etc.).
- [Theat.]to arrange (a stage) by effective placement of properties, scenery, actors, etc.
- to ornament (a vessel) with ensigns, house flags, code flags, etc.: The bark was dressed with masthead flags only.
- [Angling.]
- to prepare or bait (a fishhook) for use.
- to prepare (bait, esp. an artificial fly) for use.
- to fit (furniture) around and between pages in a chase prior to locking it up.
- to supply with accessories, optional features, etc.: to have one's new car fully dressed.
- to clothe or attire oneself;
put on one's clothes: Wake up and dress, now!
- to put on or wear formal or fancy clothes: to dress for dinner.
- to come into line, as troops.
- to align oneself with the next soldier, marcher, dancer, etc., in line.
- dress down:
- to reprimand;
- to thrash;
- to dress informally or less formally: to dress down for the shipboard luau.
- dress ship:
- to decorate a ship by hoisting lines of flags running its full length.
- [U.S. Navy.]to display the national ensigns at each masthead and a larger ensign on the flagstaff.
- dress up:
- to put on one's best or fanciest clothing;
dress relatively formally: They were dressed up for the Easter parade.
- to dress in costume or in another person's clothes: to dress up in Victorian clothing; to dress up as Marie Antoinette.
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Alpha Phi Sigma
Welcome to Alpha Phi Sigma
Why should YOU join Alpha Phi Sigma?
- Recognition of Achievement: The hard work and personal sacrifice that is required to achieve scholastic excellence deserves recognition. Alpha Phi Sigma membership designates an individual as an outstanding student of criminal justice
- Special Awards: Each year the national office awards a cash scholarship to one member. Awards are also given to students who compete in the Annual Call for Papers
- Annual Convention: A national convention is held each year. The convention is held in conjunction with the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) and presents a wide range of programs and activities.
- National Newsletter: Active members receive a biannual national newsletter, which reports on areas of concern to the criminal justice sciences and the society.
Membership Requirements of Alpha Phi Sigma
- Alpha Phi Sigma is the nationally recognized honor society for students in the criminal justice sciences. To become a member, the student must have completed one-third of their total hours required for graduation and be recommended to National by the chapter advisor.
- Undergraduate students with a declared criminal justice major or minor, must have a minimum of 3.2 GPA on a 4.0 scale. The student must also have completed a minimum of four courses within the criminal justice curriculum.
- Graduate students must maintain a minimum of a 3.4 GPA on a 4.0 scale and have completed a minimum of four courses within the criminal justice curriculum.
- Law students must have completed one academic year with a 2.5 GPA
Application Process:
- $50 one time national membership fee made payable to Alpha Phi Sigma in a cashier's or certified check. You will receive a "free t-shirt" from our chapter.
- To apply, please click on the application link below. Once completed please print out and turn in to Kim Hendricks in the Advising Office, Brigman Hall, Room 205
- Applications must be received one (1) semester prior to graduation. Deadlines: Fall-September 30th, Spring-January 31st and Summer-June 30th.
For more information, please contact the Chapter Advisor, Kim Hendricks or visit our OrgSync portal at https://orgsync.com/56711/chapter.
Alpha Phi Sigma Membership Application (Word Format)
Alpha Phi Sigma Membership Application (PDF)
Current Officers:
President - Sahadat Mohammad-Wali Vice President - Aley Spencer
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- high-pressure oil pump for auger system
- how to control steering wheel of the digging tractor
- new type drilling machine instruction
- our machine Envisioned Future
- technical key point
- method of enhancing the working efficiency of the trencher ditcher
- technical essentials when in operation
- FAQ for old type post hole digger
- compared with old type earth auger
- time control when in use
- hundreds of machine testing before leave facory
- experience of transport in container