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8 Memes We'll Never Get Tired of Sharing
There are certain memes that just never get old. These gems get used again and again, and the 15th time you send them is just as hilarious as the first.
These are the top 10 memes we just can't stop sharing right now.
The Donald has threatened to take away so much from this country — women's reproductive rights, LGBTQ freedoms, peace and even health care — but he has given us some glorious memes. That's something, right?
At 5 a.m. on May 31, Donald Trump posted what seemed to be a half-finished, typo-riddled, now-deleted tweet that said, in its entirety, "Despite the constant negative press covfefe"
More: The Internet's Best Attempts at Defining Donald Trump's "Covfefe"
No one knew what it meant, and it initially stayed up uncorrected for hours.
Twitter, predictably, had a field day.
But the best use of the covfefe meme was by our kween Hillary Clinton, who tweeted this amazing response to Trump's never-ending obsession with the election:
2. Tiny Trump
These photo edits of a tiny Donald Trump are always too good not to share.
Tiny Trump is brilliant not only because of the absurdity of a tiny childlike figure being superimposed into intense government photo-ops, but also because Trump is so notoriously size-obsessed and thin-skinned that you just know these drive him insane.
3. Math lady
This meme is a favorite to pull out when responding to overcomplicated situations that you don't even want to begin pondering because you know you'll fall down a three-hour rabbit hole of overthinking.
The meme even went meta on itself, with one user using the math lady meme to explain the complex process of Googling random phrases to find the math lady meme. It's meme-ception!
4. Confused Nick Young
Featuring a screenshot of NBA player Nick Young taken from an episode of Through the Lens, this meme is perfect for expressing abject bewilderment.
If you've ever asked yourself, "What is even happening right now?" this is the meme to use.
5. Sad Kermit
So sad, so relatable. There are several iterations of this meme, but in each and every one, sad Kermit is all of us.
You are cute, do you hear me?!
More: 15 Valentine's Day Memes for Social Media Junkies
6. It's gonna be May
Each May. Every May. This never, ever gets old. Taken from his 2000 hit single "It's Gonna Be Me," with 'NSYNC, the signature line was delivered with a peculiar intonation, one that made it sound like Timberlake was saying "May" instead of "me."
Thus, a meme was born.
It is established meme tradition to share Timberlake and his bold, ramen-haired proclamation every April 30. Do it. You'll never regret it.
7. Marion Kelly
You might know her as the BBC interview kid or maybe you just recognize her by her trademark yellow cardigan and pink glasses. But the moment she strutted through the door and gloriously disrupted her father's BBC interview, Marion Kelly became #LifeGoals for all of us, not to mention a fantastic meme.
More: All the Best President Obama and Joe Biden Memes Floating Around the Internet Right Now
8. Wat lady
This magnificent woman personifies my reaction to every bizarre client request, every butt joke my daughter tells and every dude on Tinder who thinks it's a compliment to tell me I'm "hot... for a mom'.
That's right, all of that, summed up in one glorious picture. One perfect reaction:
It's honestly good for everything, no explanation required.

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I've been part of the OSU Master Gardener program for well over a year. I really enjoy the wide variety of volunteer opportunities it connects me with.
Just today I received my official badge in the mail! This means that I'm no longer an intern, but have become a veteran. This represents 64 hours of class time, quite a bit of studying, and 57+ hours of community service.
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Alta Verapaz
Por: Alfonso Arrivillaga Cortés y Máximo Bá Tiul
There is no doubt that nature holds secrets. Although there are marvelous sites in different locations in Guatemala, the Department of Alta Verapaz holds unique mysterious enchantment. In this region, we find not only the habitat of the quetzal but also the forests richest in orchids and precious species. The delicate artisanry, its works in silver and its excellent cuisine are part of the rich cultural reserves of this beautiful land.
From the land of war to the prosperity of coffee
By: Alfonso Arrivillaga Cortés and Máximo Bá Tiul
During the post-Classic era, the Mayan poqom people developed diverse urban centers such as the cities of Mogote, Choloxcoc, Panprisión, Kajyup and Chuitinamit or Tzaq Poqoma. The violent presence of the k'iche' people, now known as the achi'es, was the principal cause of the dispersion of the Mayan poqom people and of the division into two populations: the poqomchi'es and the poqomames. At the time of the conquest the Spanish, because of the aggressiveness of the inhabitants, called this territory Tezulutlán, or Land of War. Brother Bartolomé del Casas obtained from Governor Alonso de Maldonado, in 1537, jurisdiction over the territory to begin a peaceful conquest of the q'eqchi' population. The region was converted through the domination of the Dominicans through all of the colonial times and the style of life changed until the 19th century when the consolidation of the liberal governments of the region created an important German migration to the region. Many families from Germany came to this region and to other parts of the country with an objective dedicated to the cultivation of exports. With the aid of the government, which granted a series of concessions and assistance in providing cheap native labor, they developed large coffee plantations that brought improvements in the infrastructure, an increase in the population, and the importation of foreign customs such as inter-marriage to the region. Mono-linguistics is the principle characteristic of the these populations and over the years they acquired and utilized the q'eqchi' language in daily use.
A land sculpted by water
By: Luis Villar Anleu
This is a wet and mountainous country, without being diluvial and without spectacular elevations. It is varied and beautiful, endowed with treasures like the Quetzal and the Monja Blanca orchid. The most renowned natural attractions are the Grutas de Lanquín National Park, Laguna de Lachuá, Las Victorias National Park, the Sierra de Las Minas Biosphere Reserve, the Candelaria Caverns and river, Semuc Champey, El Pozo Vivo, Laguna Chichoj, Valle alto del Río Cahabón, and Balneario Las Islas.
Alta Verapaz is the most humid region in the country. As a result of the action of water, a multitude of ravines, river drainage, springs and waterfalls have been created. These geographic features, created by the erosion of soils and subsoil, are called karst.
The largest part of the forests pertain to the Selva de Montaña bioma, that is composed of a conjoining of ecosystems in which is a mixture of species that thrive in the temperate climates of the north and in the hot tropics of the south. In this type of forest one finds mountain lions, coyotes and foxes. The deer, ferrets and seraguate monkeys all make good use of these habitats.
The amazing Chol Mountains that contribute to the formation of the Department are made up of the Sierras de Chamá, Chuacús, Las Minas, Santa Cruz and Montañas Mayas.
By: Francisco Rodríguez Rouanet and Aracely Esquivel
The fabrics of Alta Verapaz are very colorful and elaborated solely by the women on small looms in three special techniques. The first is picb'il, which in the q'eqchi' idiom means "pricked" or "perforated". The second is Tzu'lbil which means "braided" or "twisted" and is very common in San Pedro Carchá and San Juan Chamelco. The third, called qu'embil, which in the poqomchi' idiom is "woven", is specific to Tactic and Tamahú. They create the traditional costumes called güipiles and skirts in the municipalities of Chisec, Cobán, San Cristóbal Verapaz, Santa Cruz Verapaz, Tactic, Tamahú, San Juan Chamelco, Tucurú, Panzós, Senahú and Lanquín. Fabrics of sheep's wool are made in the municipality of Lanquín.
This craft is found principally in Cobán, Carchá, Chamelco and Tactic. The items mainly produced are trinkets or toys, necklaces, rings, earrings, medallions and religious medals.
Traditional ceramics
Using premium materials, such as the clay of the region, they produce pots, pestles for making tamales and kaq ik, dishes for baking tortillas, jars, containers and vessels for liquids. They work in ceramics in the of municipalities of Chisec, Cobán, San Cristóbal Verapaz, Santa Cruz Verapaz, Tactic, San Juan Chamelco, San Pedro Carchá, Lanquín, Senahú, Cahabón and Panzós.
Wood products
In the municipalities of San Pedro Carchá, Cahabón and Senahú they create masks. They also make furniture such as beds, tables and wardrobes in the municipalities of Cobán, San Cristóbal Verapaz, Tactic, San Juan Chamelco, San Pedro Carchá, Senahú, Cahabón and Lanquín. Musical instruments are crafted in Chisec, San Pedro Carchá, San Juan Chamelco, San Cristóbal Verapaz, Tucurú, Senahú, Lanquín and Cahabón.
Metal products
Artistry of forged iron is crafted in Cobán, San Pedro Carchá, Senahú and Cahabón. Works of copper are made in Cobán, Tactic, San Juan Chamelco, San Pedro Carchá, Senahú and Cahabón.
One also finds fireworks, woven baskets, rope, products made of palm, candles, tulle, leather goods and items made of gourds.
By: Carlos René García Escobar
Cofradías and Hermandades
The cofradía strongest in number and cohesive structure is Santo Domingo de Guzmán, in the departmental principality. Other strong cofradías are San Pedro Apóstol in Carchá, San Juan Bautista in Chamelco, the Virgen de la Asunción in Tactic, San Pablo Apóstol in Tamahú and San Miguel Arcángel in Tucurú.
The hermandades prove to be weak in contrast to the cofradías, in their responsibilities to perform their own "paabanc". (Paabanc refers to the specific ritual of petition and gratitude before a cult image of an ancestral religious faith syncretized with sacred Catholic food and drink). The largest paabanc in the Department is offered by the cofradía of Santo Domingo de Guzmán, whose chapel can accommodate up to two hundred people and is designed with specific places within it for the consumption of food.
The traditional dances of the Department are abundant. Some relate the characteristics of the pre-Hispanic ritual dances and others represent rituals that have been blended with medieval colonial elements. All of these persist until today to represent the burden of the irreplaceable cultural identity of the people of Alta Verapaz.


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Dog Bite Victims Have Rights in Orange County or in the Sky.
12/14/2010You might expect to have to worry about dog bites when walking in your Orange County neighborhood. Perhaps you'd expect dog bites to be a problem when walking in the park. But, I'll bet you never thought you'd have to worry about dog bites while flying.
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Last Saturday, both a flight attendant and a passenger aboard board US Airways flight 522 sustained painful dog bites when a dog travelling in the passenger cabin was let out of its carrier by its owner. As soon as the dog was let out of its cage, it bit both the passenger and a flight attendant.
The airline says that the passenger was explicitly told not to open the dog carrier.
The Phoenix-bound flight was diverted to Pittsburgh International Airport so the victims could receive medical treatment. The plane was met at the gate by law enforcement officials and the fire department.
The dog and its owner were removed from the plane. They were interviewed and then released. The flight continued to Phoenix without them.
Dog bite law is confusing. Whether you are bitten in the sky or here in Orange County, you have rights. And Orange County dog bite lawyer can help you determine if you are entitled to compensation for your injuries. To learn more, contact the California personal injury attorneys at Allen, Flatt, Ballidis and Leslie at 866-981-5596.
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Autun Purser Illustration – online gallery and shop
This is the online gallery, portfolio and shop for me, Autun Purser. I am a part-time illustrator and full-time deep sea ecologist. I am a lifelong science fiction fan and I have enjoyed some success with my series of travel posters, advertising travel to destinations from unusual fiction - the 'Fantastic Travel Destinations'. The majority of these are available for print purchase direct from here, or from various bookshops and conventions.
11-13th May 2018 - SFERAKON 2018
I will be joining 'SFERAKON 2018' in Zagreb, Croatia this weekend. I will be taking part in some panel discussions as well as giving a talk on 'Aliens of Extreme Marine Environments'... Here attendees will get the chance to see some of the new footage we have collected from the Deep Sea Seafloor during recent cruises... as well as be introduced to some of the truly sci-fi way some marine beasts go about their daily business.
As with other recent conventions I have taken part in, I have designed a special limited edition print for the occasion - limited in print run to the number of years a convention has been running... so, for this event the pritn run will be 40.
I have taken an old 1920s cover of 'Svijet' magazine, by the Italian born but Zagreb based illustrator Otto Antonini as my inspiration for this conventions design. I have updated it by including a bit of current Zagreb architecture, and of course replaced Antonini's fine figures with my own aliens, stranded spacemen and dressing-gown clad robots.
I will have a booth at the event, so please come find me... If you want a copy of this particular print, they will be given to the first 40 people spending more than 20 euro or 150 Kn on my other posters and postcards!
5th April 2018 - BACK FROM THE SEA!!
I have just got back to cold Europe after a great research cruise to the Atacama Trench, SE Pacific, with RV SONNE. Thanks very much to all my colleagues on board for making the cruise and work so enjoyable...Also for posing for my series of illustrations of scientists at work, such as these below:
..I will upload a section on these images 'soon'...
1st March - 5th April 2018 - AT SEA!!
I am about to get on the RV SONNE research ship, and will spend the next 5 weeks at sea with virtually no internet. Please NO POSTER ORDERS UNTIL APRIL! Apologies!
...Any orders already send have been processed.
Email for that period: email@example.com
Feel free to follow the cruise online and email any questions you have!
21st Feb 2018 - New guest illustrated 'Fantastic Travel Destination'
In the lastest edition to the 'Fantastic Travel Destinations' range of posters, Leto Williams, guest illustrator, shows the final hours of Jupiter, as it is consumed by the Von Neumann machines deployed by the (rather annoying when you think about it) aliens from the '2001' cycle of books by Arthur C. Clarke.
...Personally I liked the movie too...
7th Feb 2018 - SO261 Cruise logo
Next month I will be at sea again, this time on the German ship 'Sonne'. We will be exploring the Atacama trench, which runs the length of South America, with a host of camera, lander and biogeochemical systems. I had the opportunity to design the logo for this mission, above. I placed some fish in the image, which probably will not be swimming around the device pictured, as it will investigate the seafloor several 1000's of meters deeper than any fish have yet been filmed... still, fingers crossed for some new, exciting, results....
6th Feb 2018 - Marseille web 'game'
I have been working on an interactive web 'game', based around a strange version of Marseille...basically, players can explore by clicking on the screen and hopefully find some fun illustrations and story components...COMING 'SOON'!
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Hi all. Apologies for the the delay - I have been hugely busy at work, but also with a fair few illustration projects... examples of some of which will be put online in the next few days. I spent several days in Italy over New Years, and did a number of sketches of views etc. Whilst drawing one, a waitress asked if I could also do people... well, she had interesting hair so I asked her if she wanted drawing... the result is here above. The flowers are based on real ones from the 'Lago Maggiore'...
25th Jan 2018 - Gardner Farm (Arkham Hills)
Another H.P.Lovecraft inspired destination - this time the doomed well from 'The Color Out Of Space', rather than the much requested 'Innsmouth'. I am pretty hopeless on delivering what you people actually WANT on your walls, huh? Sorry about that. Possibly this year I get 'Innsmouth' finished...
9th October 2017 - Twin Peaks Return
I know I am a bit late with this, but I have just completed a total 'Twin Peaks' rewatch, followed by a binge of the new series. Wow. That was some series! What a wonder of TV that was.


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This Insect Rearing Cage is ideal for rearing and breeding many types of insects. The modular design means that it can be completely disassembled for easy cleaning, storage and part replacement.
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At the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Experience we are committed to making a visit as accessible as possible and to the idea of Access for all. For all visitors but especially those with a disability that planning their visit is very important.
Parking Accessibility
It can get very busy at the Cliffs of Moher and some visitors may wish to avoid the busiest times as the visitor centre can become crowded and noisy. Mornings, before 11am and evenings, after 4pm are the quietest time of day all year round. During the Winter it tends to be quiet most days.
There are discounted rates available for visitors with disabilities. Please see the Tickets and Pricing page for information.
When you arrive at the Cliffs of Moher by car please go to the correct parking location:
If you have a disabled permit on your car:
You can park in one of the disabled parking spaces. There are 5 disabled parking spaces in front of the visitor centre on the same side of the road as the Cliffs. These are the closest car spaces to the visitor centre and Cliffs. After parking please go in to the visitor centre to buy your tickets. There are only 5 spaces here so we are sorry if they are already full. There are an extra 6 disabled parking spaces in the main car park on the opposite side of the road at the point closest to the pedestrian crossing.
If you do not have a disabled permit on your car:
Pass the visitor centre and coach entrance on your left and the pedestrian crossing. You will see the car park entrance on your right. Turn in to the right and join one of the lanes to enter the car park. At the cabin buy your tickets from the person inside and after the barrier rises drive to the other end of the car park which is the closest point to the pedestrian crossing. Bring your tickets with you when you leave the car.
Our staff have attended training in Customer Service, Vision & Values, Protection of Children & Vulnerable Adults, Disability Awareness and Autism Awareness. If you would like to call for advice or information please call us on +353 65-7086141 or email email@example.com.
To assist you with preparing for your visit we have prepared a series of downloadable information sheets in PDF format which can be downloaded from the Related Documents section.
Visitor Centre Accessibility
The visitor center building has been designed to meet and exceed current building regulations and guidelines. Within the Cliffs Exhibition all visitors use the ramp which provides access to the exhibits, which have been designed to appeal to all of the senses. Included among the measures taken within the building are Induction loops at the main reception and gift shop areas as well as in the theatre. Staggered counter heights have been installed at reception areas. Generously sized accessible toilets/baby changing facilities are provided on both floors. The visitor centre building is fully accessible. Wheelchairs available on loan from the reception desk in the Visitor Centre.
On entering the building visitors should give time to adjust their eyes as it is often darker inside the building than outside, especially on a sunny day. This is because the visitor centre building is underground and there is little natural light. You should also be aware that the floor throughout the building is made of the local stone – Liscannor slate – and the surface is naturally uneven. This can make it a little bit more bumpy than usual for a wheelchair user.
The Cliffs Exhibition contains lots of different exhibits like touch screen panels, several movies, story boards, and a kids play area with a submarine and mermaid game. The exhibits give information about how the Cliffs were formed, the geology, the seabirds and other wildlife and the story of humans at the Cliffs over the years. There is also a movie called the Clare Journey which lasts just over 10 minutes that shows an aerial tour of County Clare set to music. There is no spoken part of this movie. There are some wooden steps that act as seating in front the large Clare Journey screen if you want to stop and enjoy the movie. It runs on a continuous loop.
The Ledge is a virtual reality movie shown in the audio visual theatre. There is room for wheelchair users to come to the front and many visitors also like to stand near the front to get the full impact of the movie. There is a drop from the front of the theatre down onto the floor screen so be careful as you approach. There is also some benches for people who prefer to sit. The movie is a virtual reality adventure and follows different creatures on their journey all over the cliff face and below the water. Some people find the motion of the screen makes them feel a little dizzy and if this is the case it is better to move further away from the screens as this will reduce the overall effect. Lighting in the theatre are low so allow time when you enter for your eyes to adjust. The exit is on the other side of the back wall from the entrance. Hearing aid loops (induction loops) are in operation in the Ledge theatre. The Ledge is just over 4 minutes long and it is on a continuous loop. Watch it as many times as you like. When you exit the theatre you return to the ramp and can continue to the top to exit the Cliffs Exhibition. This will bring you to the first floor of the visitor centre building.
A large print version of the visitor onsite information leaflet and map, the O'Brien's Tower information sheet and the Exhibition guide are available at reception. A text version of the voiced video in the exhibition is available at reception. A human guide for the exhibition and/or a sign language interpreter is available on request for group bookings. Please contact our bookings department at least two weeks ahead of your groups visit to request a human guide or a sign language interpreter.
As well as the ramp there is also a lift from the lobby on the ground floor to the first floor of the visitor centre.
The Cliffs View Café on the first floor of the centre with 100 seats and views out over the Cliffs and Liscannor Bay. The Café uses lots of local ingredients and can provide vegetarian, gluten free and other dishes for special dietary requirements. It is a great place to enjoy lunch or a snack after a visit to the Cliffs and family members who do not want to walk too far can relax there while waiting for the more energetic members of the group.
To assist you with preparing for your visit we have prepared a series of downloadable information sheets in PDF format which can be downloaded from the Related Documents section of this page or by clicking on the links below.
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Outdoor Accessibility
The Cliffs are accessible by wheelchair to the main viewing area. The natural lie of the land makes it difficult to provide wheelchair access to all areas outdoors. Access to the main viewing area is available from both the ground and first floor levels of the building as well as from the main concourse. Coin operated telescopes, including an accessible reduced height version, on the viewing areas provide a spoken commentary in a variety of language.
Access to the Hags Head viewing area and O'Briens Tower is quite steep. A hard surfaced wheeled access path is provided to these areas but at times the path has sections which have been damaged by storms and have uneven surfaces in parts. Visitors in wheelchairs may wish to use these paths with assistance at their own risk.
O'Brien's Tower is a listed historic building and there is no lift to the viewing area on the roof. An old fashioned spiral staircase is used to reach the first floor and the viewing area on the roof. This is a narrow staircase and may not be suitable for users with limited mobility.
There is often a Ranger or Rangers on patrol on the cliff edge viewing areas. Please feel free to ask them for assistance or advice on the best viewing points.
Please note that the Coastal Walk from the cliffs to Doolin or Liscannor is not wheelchair accessible. Nor is it suitable for those with restricted mobility. It is not recommended for children under 12.
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"Esperanto estas la lingvo por la tuta mondo."
Translation: "Esperanto is the language for the whole world."
On Tuesdays you're likely to find two professors at California Lutheran University engaged in animated conversation over their lunch.
"Kiu havas miajn librojn?" says Spanish professor James Fonseca. "Viaj libroj estas tie," responds his colleague, Myron Bondelid, an assistant professor in the math/physics/computer science department.
"Who has my books?"
"Your books are there."
This mellifluous exchange sounds like Swedish spoken with a Spanish accent. It may stir Proustian memories of French class and bizarre snatches of conversation such as, "The pen of my aunt is in the garden."
Or, if you are like my mother, it may remind you of the Latin you studied in high school but can't speak. In that case, you may associate learning a foreign language with "amo, amas, amat" ad nauseam.


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In years gone by, a large majority of men would wear a necktie, no matter where they worked. However, times change as does fashion and buying a tie or other such attire, as a Christmas gift for your dad does not really cut it anymore. In the modern world that we live in today, gadgets and technology are the name of the game when it comes to holiday gift ideas.
A new computer is one of the most obvious choices. Apple has a new line of Mac notebooks that cannot be beaten. With dual-core CPUs, fast video and larger than ever memory capacity, these lightweight and super fast laptops can be near the top of anybodies list.
Of course, computers are used today in many places other than just the home office. They have gone global. Whether traveling on the trail or in the car, a GPS unit with mapping ability can make sure dad never gets lost. Available in a range of prices, sizes and feature sets, they can chart a course through the forest or across town. They may be the only cure known for a refusal to ask directions.
More and more dads are getting into gaming. Official sources estimate that over fifty percent of male computer users between the ages of twenty-five and forty play one or more computer games at least weekly. Computer games can be played standalone, but an increasingly popular option is an Internet game. Many of them require paid subscriptions to join a group that provides the kind of competition dad thrives on.
Golf clubs are still a favorite among many. The new models may look much like those from the days of Arnold Palmer, but they are as advanced as any modern computer. Calloway, Taylor Made and other major manufacturers have gone high tech. Made from materials, that in Jack Nicklaus' day, would have been kept top secret, these clubs include the latest composites. That gives them the kind of solid elasticity that makes a three hundred yard shot almost as easy as a thirty-foot putt.
There is of course the humble watch for the man who has everything. Although timepieces are everywhere, thanks to PCs and cell phones, most men still wear a wristwatch. These days, the choice of styles is bigger than ever. You can reach back to the past and get a fine antique pocket watch of the type that used to be the only possible choice. Alternatively, you can go ultra-high tech and select an atomic wristwatch that synchronizes the time to within one millionth of a second per century.
Wine or beer is always a good option. Most men enjoy one or the other, or maybe even both. Go further than that special single bottle, though, and get a subscription to a Wine of the Month or Beer of the Month club. They provide a huge and ever changing selection from all over the world at prices, you cannot find at the store.
Of course, if all else fails, there is still the old standby of good socks. Ties may have gone out of fashion, but most dads still wear something on their feet besides shoes. Pick a design that will tell him you know what he likes. That is assuming that you can just figure out what that is…


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Laboratorio de Macroalgas Antárticas y Subantárticas (LEMAS) - Punta Arenas [CL]
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Laboratorio de Macroalgas Antárticas y Subantárticas, Departamento de Ciencias y Recursos Naturales, Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad de Magallanes. Av. Bulnes # 01855, Punta Arenas, Chile
Angie Díaz is a Chilean marine biologist and Postdoc researcher interested in the evolutionary history of the Antarctic marine benthic invertebrates. During her PhD, supervised by Dr. Elie Poulin, in the use of molecular techniques Angie analyzed the evolutionary relationships and diversification processes of the sea urchin genus Sterechinus in the Southern Ocean. Currently, as a Postdoc researcher of the Universidad de Magallanes (Chile) and The Institute of Ecology and Biodiversity (IEB-Chile), she investigates the phylogeography of the endemic snail of the Southern Ocean Neobuccinum eatoni, looking for determine effects of the quaternary glaciations in populations of Antarctic and Subantarctic islands and if both have the same history.


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Jennifer Grieco Appointed to the Board of Directors of Lakeshore Legal Aid
Jennifer Grieco was recently appointed by the Oakland County Board of Directors to serve as an OCBA representative on the Lakeshore Legal Aid Board of Directors. Jennifer looks forward to working with the Board of Directors to advance Lakeshore Legal Aid's mission of advocacy and representation in order to empower people to address their legal rights and concerns, to provide access to the legal system and all community resources, and to preserve the dignity of Lakeshore Legal Aid's clients. Lakeshore Legal Aid is a private, not-for-profit legal services agency that provides desperately needed civil legal assistance to low-income people in a 17 county region in Michigan's thumb and bay areas.


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by Keta Diablo
Copyright © 2013 Keta Diablo
Originally published by 1st Turning Point
I'm sure you all know that sultry means to be hot with passion or to be capable of exciting strong sexual desire. But sultry can also mean sweltering or torrid.
Have you ever heard a word that reminds you of a certain time and place, almost like Déjà vu? Whenever I hear the word sultry it reminds of only one thing–the novel To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee. I know that sounds odd because most of the time sultry would remind one of hot passion or conjure an image of Marilyn Monroe standing over an air vent on the sidewalk with her short skirt billowing about her.
Not me. When I hear the word "sultry" I'm taken on a journey back to my childhood, seventh grade to be exact. That year, my teacher placed a copy of To Kill A Mockingbird on my desk with a simple note, "Keta, read this. I hope it opens many doors for you."
Now, years later, I wonder if I've done Ms. Lee proud. By word of mouth and my love for To Kill A Mockingbird, have I sold a few copies for her? We know all about the power of testimonials, the far-reaching effects of passing on vivid details about our most recent read, right? I hope we never forget the magic formula — you know, you tell five people about your great read and they tell five people, and so on and so on.
Back in the seventh grade, I thought it strange that Miss Holmquist would place a book on my desk, but then she was a rather over-the-top character. (Picture a short, stout woman with the shadow of a mustache whose flabby upper arms jiggled when she worked the chalkboard). Yet, the woman had piqued my interest with her subtle message. How could books open doors? Why did I want to read about an old lawyer in a southern state I knew nothing about? And, what's more, what kind of a man would name his children Jem and Scout?
I took the book home, and several days passed before I opened it and read the first line, "When he was thirteen, my brother Jem got his arm badly broken at the elbow." Hmm, this Ms. Harper Lee, whoever she is, has my attention now," I thought. Who is Jem and how did he break his arm?
From that moment on I was hooked–mesmerized over the story, in awe over the character names, Boo Radley, Aunt Avery, Dill, Atticus, Calpurnia, and even the white girl who was supposedly raped, Mayella. And I'm still in awe of the plot, the personalities, and the vivid neighborhood descriptions.
So, why does the word sultry remind me of To Kill A Mockingbird? Because for the first time in my life I realized that by simply turning the pages, I could feel the sultry heat, taste the prejudice and agonize over the hatred between black and white.
"So what did you discover in this book?" Miss Holmquist asked me two weeks later. I didn't know where to begin. Should I tell her about the rollercoaster of emotions I went through reading it? Do I dare ask her why the jury convicted Tom even though I prayed they wouldn't? Or maybe I should tell her how brave Scout was when she diffused an explosive situation between Atticus and the old-timers of the town with a simple, "Hey there, Mr. Ewell, how's your boy, Henry doing?"
I didn't ask her any of those things, but I did tell her about every sentiment I felt. Mostly I told her about the bitter taste in my mouth over a word called prejudice, and I told her I felt the hot, sultry sun of Maycomb County.
Some days, I wish I could go back to seventh grade and ask Miss Holmquist if she knew that one day To Kill A Mockingbird would be one of the best-loved stories of all time, that it would earn many distinctions since its original publication in 1960. I'd ask her if she thought it would win the Pulitzer Prize one day and be translated into more than forty languages. And Miss Holmquist, do you think it will sell more than thirty million copies worldwide, and will it be made into an enormously popular movie?
You know, I think Miss Holmquist would have said, "Yes, I do think Miss Lee's novel will achieve all those things and more, but the most important thing, Keta, To Kill A Mockingbird will transport you to the sultry heat of the deep south and will take you to places you never dreamed existed."
And I would say, "Thank you, Miss Holmquist, thank you."
About Where The Rain Is Made
Paranormal/Raven Shifter
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A decadent-looking savage has captured Francesca DuVall and her brother Marsh. Now she spends every waking moment planning an escape from the camp of the brutal Dog Soldiers.
Ethan Gray is a curator at a national museum . . . until he travels through time to help his beloved People. In the Cheyenne world he's known as Meko, leader of the most revered tribe of the plains.
Cultures and hearts battle, violence and death haunt the road ahead, but when kindred souls collide, anything is possible. From the windswept plains of Colorado to the placid life of a curator, their love is fueled by passion and kindled by destiny.


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(Reversed Kent's Repertory)
Presented by Sylvain Cazalet
Mind, absent-minded (See Forgetful) (p. 1)
Mind, absorbed, buried in thought (p. 1)
Mind, absorbed, evening (p. 1)
Mind, abstraction of mind (p. 1)
Mind, amusement, averse to (p. 2)
Mind, anger, irascibility (See Irritability and Quarrelsome) (p. 2)
Mind, anger, morning (p. 2)
Mind, anger, forenoon, 11 a.m. (p. 2)
Mind, anger, ailments after anger, vexation, etc. (p. 2)
Mind, anger, ailments after anger, with anxiety (p. 2)
Mind, anger, ailments after anger, with fright (p. 2)
Mind, anger, alternating with quick repentance (p. 2)
Mind, anger, mistakes, over his (p. 2)
Mind, anger, violent (p. 3)
Mind, answers, abruptly, shortly, curtly (p. 3)
Mind, answers, aversion to (p. 3)
Mind, answers, difficult (p. 3)
Mind, answers, irrelevantly (p. 3)
Mind, answers, refuses to (p. 3)
Mind, answers, repeats the question first (p. 3)
Mind, answers, slowly (p. 3)
Mind, anxiety (p. 4)
Mind, anxiety, morning (p. 4)
Mind, anxiety, forenoon (p. 4)
Mind, anxiety, evening (agg.) (p. 4)
Mind, anxiety, evening, bed, in (agg.) (p. 5)
Mind, anxiety, night (p. 5)
Mind, anxiety, night, waking, on (p. 5)
Mind, anxiety, night, midnight, before (p. 5)
Mind, anxiety, bed, in (p. 5)
Mind, anxiety, cold drinks, amel. (p. 6)
Mind, anxiety, conscience, of (as if guilty of a crime) (p. 6)
Mind, anxiety, dinner, after, amel. (p. 6)
Mind, anxiety, eating, amel. (p. 6)
Mind, anxiety, fear, with (p. 6)
Mind, anxiety, fever, during (p. 6)
Mind, anxiety, friends at home, about (p. 7)
Mind, anxiety, future, about (p. 7)
Mind, anxiety, health, about (p. 7)
Mind, anxiety, menses, before (p. 7)
Mind, anxiety, menses, during (agg.) (p. 7)
Mind, anxiety, others, for (p. 7)
Mind, anxiety, periodical (p. 7)
Mind, anxiety, pressure on the chest (p. 7)
Mind, anxiety, salvation, about (p. 8)
Mind, anxiety, stool, during (p. 8)
Mind, anxiety, waking, on (p. 8)
Mind, aversion, approached to being (p. 9)
Mind, aversion, everything, to (p. 9)
Mind, aversion, religious, to the opposite sex (p. 9)
Mind, bad news, ailments from (p. 9)
Mind, brooding (See Anxiety, Sadness) (p. 10)
Mind, business, averse to (p. 10)
Mind, business, talks of (p. 10)
Mind, busy (See Occupied, Delirium) (p. 10)
Mind, capriciousness (p. 10)
Mind, carried, desires to be (p. 10)
Mind, censorious, critical (p. 10)
Mind, cheerful, gay, happy (See Mirth) (p. 10)
Mind, cheerful, morning (p. 11)
Mind, cheerful, evening (p. 11)
Mind, cheerful, night (p. 11)
Mind, cheerful, convulsions, after (p. 11)
Mind, company aversion to (p. 12)
Mind, company aversion to, amel., when alone (p. 12)
Mind, complaining (See Lamenting) (p. 12)
Mind, concentration, difficult (p. 13)
Mind, concentration, difficult, studying, reading, etc., while (p. 13)
Mind, confidence, want of self (p. 13)
Mind, confounding objects and ideas (p. 13)
Mind, confusion of mind (See Concentration) (p. 13)
Mind, confusion, morning (p. 13)
Mind, confusion, morning, rising, on (p. 14)
Mind, confusion, morning, waking, on (p. 14)
Mind, confusion, afternoon (p. 14)
Mind, confusion, evening (p. 14)
Mind, confusion, night (p. 14)
Mind, confusion, air, in open (agg.) (p. 14)
Mind, confusion, air, in open, amel. (p. 14)
Mind, confusion, arouse himself, compelled to (p. 14)
Mind, confusion, ascending agg. (p. 14)
Mind, confusion, dream, as if in (p. 14)
Mind, confusion, eating, after (p. 15)
Mind, confusion, identity, as to his (p. 15)
Mind, confusion, mental exertion, from (agg.) (p. 15)
Mind, confusion, waking, on (p. 16)
Mind, confusion, walking, while (agg.) (p. 16)
Mind, confusion, walking, amel. (p. 16)
Mind, confusion, walking, open air, in (agg.) (p. 16)
Mind, confusion, walking, open air, amel. (p. 16)
Mind, confusion, warm room, in (p. 16)
Mind, conscientious about trifles (p. 16)
Mind, contrary (See Obstinate, Irritable) (p. 16)
Mind, conversation agg. (See Talking) (p. 16)
Mind, courageous (p. 17)
Mind, cowardice (p. 17)
Mind, death, desires (See Loathing of Life) (p. 17)
Mind, delirium (p. 18)
Mind, delirium, evening (p. 18)
Mind, delirium, night (p. 18)
Mind, delirium, busy (p. 18)
Mind, delirium, cheerful (p. 18)
Mind, delirium, chill, during (p. 18)
Mind, delirium, closing the eyes, on (p. 18)
Mind, delirium, fantastic (p. 18)
Mind, delirium, hæmorrhage, after (p. 19)
Mind, delirium, laughing (p. 19)
Mind, delirium, muttering, sleep, in (p. 19)
Mind, delirium, raging, raving (p. 19)
Mind, delirium, sleep, falling, on (p. 20)
Mind, delusions, imaginations, hallucinations, illusions (p. 20)
Mind, delusions, animals, of (p. 20)
Mind, delusions, beautiful (p. 21)
Mind, delusions, beautiful, rags seem, even (p. 21)
Mind, delusions, body, black, as if it were (p. 22)
Mind, delusions, ciphers, sees (p. 22)
Mind, delusions, clothes, thinks beautiful (p. 22)
Mind, delusions, criminals, about (p. 23)
Mind, delusions, dead, persons, sees (p. 23)
Mind, delusions, devils, sees (p. 23)
Mind, delusions, diminished (p. 24)
Mind, delusions, disgraced, that she is (p. 24)
Mind, delusions, dogs, sees (p. 24)
Mind, delusions, emaciation (p. 24)
Mind, delusions, faces, sees (p. 25)
Mind, delusions, faces, sees, closing eyes, on (p. 25)
Mind, delusions, fancy, illusions of (p. 25)
Mind, delusions, fancy, illusions of, chill, during (p. 25)
Mind, delusions, fire, visions of (p. 25)
Mind, delusions, great person, is (p. 26)
Mind, delusions, images, phantoms, sees (See Faces, Figures, Men, Spectres, Visions) (p. 27)
Mind, delusions, images, phantoms, closing the eyes, on (p. 27)
Mind, delusions, images, phantoms, closing the eyes, on, in bed (p. 28)
Mind, delusions, images, phantoms, frightful (p. 28)
Mind, delusions, injury, is about to receive (p. 28)
Mind, delusions, injury, is being injured (p. 28)
Mind, delusions, longer, things seems (p. 29)
Mind, delusions, numeral, appeared nine inches long, night on waking, better lying on other side (p. 30)
Mind, delusions, old rags are as fine as silk (p. 30)
Mind, delusions, people, sees (p. 30)
Mind, delusions, spectres, ghosts, spirits, sees (p. 32)
Mind, delusions, spectres, closing eyes, on (p. 32)
Mind, delusions, tall, things grow taller (p. 33)
Mind, delusions, thin, is getting (p. 33)
Mind, delusions, time, seems earlier (p. 33)
Mind, delusions, trembling, of everything on him, at night, when only half awake (p. 34)
Mind, delusions, visions (See Images, spectres) (p. 34)
Mind, delusions, visions, closing the eyes, on (p. 34)
Mind, delusions, visions, horrible (p. 34)
Mind, delusions, want, fancied that he would come to (See Poor) (p. 35)
Mind, delusions, wealth, imaginations of (p. 35)
Mind, despair (p. 35)
Mind, despair, heat, during (p. 35)
Mind, despair, religious (of salvation etc.) (p. 36)
Mind, destructiveness (p. 36)
Mind, destructiveness, of clothes (p. 36)
Mind, dipsomania (p. 36)
Mind, dipsomania, drinking on the sly (p. 36)
Mind, discontented, displeased, dissatisfied, etc. (p. 36)
Mind, discontented, everything, with (p. 36)
Mind, discontented, himself, with (p. 36)
Mind, discouraged (p. 36)
Mind, discouraged, morning (p. 37)
Mind, disgust (See Loathing) (p. 37)
Mind, disobedience (p. 37)
Mind, doubtful, recovery, of (p. 37)
Mind, dream, as if in a (p. 37)
Mind, dullness, sluggishness, difficulty of thinking and comprehending (p. 37)
Mind, dullness, morning (p. 37)
Mind, dullness, forenoon (p. 38)
Mind, dullness, evening (agg.) (p. 38)
Mind, dullness, children (p. 38)
Mind, dullness, loss of fluids, after (p. 38)
Mind, dullness, mental exertion, from (p. 38)
Mind, dullness, perspiration, during (p. 38)
Mind, dullness, reading, while (p. 38)
Mind, dullness, understands questions only after repetition (p. 38)
Mind, dwells on past disagreeable occurrences (p. 39)
Mind, dwells, night (p. 39)
Mind, ecstasy, perspiration, during (p. 39)
Mind, egotism (p. 39)
Mind, egotism, ailments, from (p. 39)
Mind, embarrassed, ailments, after (p. 39)
Mind, escape, attempts to (p. 39)
Mind, excitement, excitable (p. 40)
Mind, excitement, evening, bed, in (p. 40)
Mind, excitement, night (p. 40)
Mind, excitement, bad news, after (p. 40)
Mind, excitement, chill, during (p. 40)
Mind, excitement, feverish, night, at (p. 40)
Mind, excitement, heat, during (p. 40)
Mind, excitement, tea, after (p. 41)
Mind, excitement, walking, in open air (p. 41)
Mind, exertion, agg. from mental (p. 41)
Mind, fanaticism (p. 41)
Mind, fancies, exaltation of (p. 41)
Mind, fancies, exaltation of, evening (p. 42)
Mind, fancies, perspiration, during (p. 42)
Mind, fancies, sleep, falling asleep, on (p. 42)
Mind, fancies, waking, on (p. 42)
Mind, fear (See Anxiety) (p. 42)
Mind, fear, afternoon (p. 42)
Mind, fear, night (p. 42)
Mind, fear, cold, of taking (p. 43)
Mind, fear, crowd, in a (p. 43)
Mind, fear, death, of (p. 44)
Mind, fear, death, of, menses, before (p. 44)
Mind, fear, disease, of impending (p. 44)
Mind, fear, evil of (p. 44)
Mind, fear, evil of, evening (p. 44)
Mind, fear, fever, while chilly (p. 45)
Mind, fear, ghosts, of (p. 45)
Mind, fear, ghosts, of, night (p. 45)
Mind, fear, high places (p. 45)
Mind, fear, insanity, of (p. 45)
Mind, fear, killing, of (p. 45)
Mind, fear, looking before her, when (p. 46)
Mind, fear, men, of (See People) (p. 46)
Mind, fear, menses, before (p. 46)
Mind, fear, misfortune, of (p. 46)
Mind, fear, people, of (p. 46)
Mind, fear, poverty (p. 46)
Mind, fear, robbers, of (p. 47)
Mind, fear, robbers, of, midnight on waking (p. 47)
Mind, fear, starving, of (p. 47)
Mind, fear, thunderstorm, of (p. 47)
Mind, fear, waking, on (p. 47)
Mind, fear, work, dread of (p. 48)
Mind, fear, work, dread of, literary, of (p. 48)
Mind, foolish behavior, happiness and pride (p. 48)
Mind, forgetful (See Memory) (p. 48)
Mind, forgetful, night (p. 48)
Mind, forgetful, name, his own (See Confusion) (p. 49)
Mind, forgetful, words, of, while speaking (p. 49)
Mind, frightened easily (See Starting) (p. 49)
Mind, gestures, hands, grasping or reaching at something (p. 50)
Mind, gestures, hands, motions, involuntary, of the (p. 50)
Mind, gestures, picks at bedclothes (p. 50)
Mind, gestures, wringing the hands (p. 50)
Mind, hatred (See Malicious, Misanthropy) (p. 51)
Mind, hatred, persons, of, who had offended (p. 51)
Mind, haughty (p. 51)
Mind, high places, agg. (p. 51)
Mind, hurry (p. 52)
Mind, hurry, movements, in (p. 52)
Mind, hurry, walking, while (p. 52)
Mind, hysteria (p. 52)
Mind, ideas abundant, clearness of mind (p. 52)
Mind, ideas abundant, evening, bed, in (p. 53)
Mind, ideas abundant, night (p. 53)
Mind, ideas, deficiency of (p. 53)
Mind, imbecility (p. 53)
Mind, imbecility, old rags are as fine as silk (p. 53)
Mind, impatience (p. 53)
Mind, impatience, morning (p. 53)
Mind, impatience, forenoon, 11 a.m. (p. 53)
Mind, impatience, dinner, during (p. 53)
Mind, impatience, headache, during (p. 53)
Mind, impatience, trifles, about (p. 54)
Mind, impatience, urinating, before (p. 54)
Mind, impetuous (See Hurry, Impatience) (p. 54)
Mind, impetuous, perspiration (p. 54)
Mind, impetuous, urination, before (p. 54)
Mind, inconsolable (p. 54)
Mind, indifference, apathy, etc. (p. 54)
Mind, indifference, business affairs, to (p. 54)
Mind, indifference, everything, to (p. 55)
Mind, indifference, external things, to (p. 55)
Mind, indifference, others, toward (p. 55)
Mind, indifference, personal appearance (p. 55)
Mind, indifference, pleasure, to (p. 55)
Mind, indifference, welfare of others, to (p. 55)
Mind, indolence, aversion to work (p. 55)
Mind, indolence, morning (p. 55)
Mind, indolence, evening (agg.) (p. 56)
Mind, indolence, evening, amel. (p. 56)
Mind, insanity, madness (p. 56)
Mind, insanity, drunkards, in (p. 56)
Mind, insanity, erotic (p. 56)
Mind, insanity, suppressed eruptions, after (p. 57)
Mind, introspection (p. 57)
Mind, irresolution (p. 57)
Mind, irresolution, ideas, in (p. 57)
Mind, irritability (See Anger) (p. 57)
Mind, irritability, daytime (p. 58)
Mind, irritability, morning (p. 58)
Mind, irritability, morning, rising, after (p. 58)
Mind, irritability, morning, waking, on (p. 58)
Mind, irritability, evening (agg.) (p. 58)
Mind, irritability, alternating with, hypochondriacal mood during day, merry in evening (p. 58)
Mind, irritability, chill, during (p. 59)
Mind, irritability, exertion, from (p. 59)
Mind, irritability, menses, during (p. 59)
Mind, irritability, perspiration, during (p. 59)
Mind, irritability, spoken to, when (p. 59)
Mind, irritability, waking, on (agg.) (p. 60)
Mind, jesting, averse to (p. 60)
Mind, kicks, sleep, in (p. 60)
Mind, kleptomania (p. 61)
Mind, lamenting, bemoaning, wailing etc. (compare weeping) (p. 61)
Mind, lamenting, asleep, while (p. 61)
Mind, laughing (p. 61)
Mind, laughing, night (p. 61)
Mind, laughing, serious matters, over (p. 62)
Mind, laughing, sleep, during (p. 62)
Mind, loathing, life (See Desires, Death) (p. 62)
Mind, loathing, work (p. 63)
Mind, looked at, cannot bear to be (p. 63)
Mind, loquacity (See Speech) (p. 63)
Mind, loquacity, evening (p. 63)
Mind, love, love-sick, with one of her own sex (p. 63)
Mind, malicious (p. 63)
Mind, mania, madness (See Delirium, Insanity, Rage, etc.) (p. 63)
Mind, mania-a-potu (p. 64)
Mind, meditation (See Absorbed) (p. 64)
Mind, memory active (See Ideas) (p. 64)
Mind, memory, weakness of (See Mistakes) (p. 64)
Mind, memory, weakness of, business, for (p. 64)
Mind, memory, weakness of, do, for what was about to (p. 64)
Mind, memory, weakness of, happened, for what has (p. 64)
Mind, memory, weakness of, heard, for what has (p. 64)
Mind, memory, weakness of, names, for proper (p. 65)
Mind, memory, weakness of, said, for what has (p. 65)
Mind, memory, weakness of, say, for what is about to (p. 65)
Mind, memory, weakness of, words, for (p. 65)
Mind, men, dread of (See Company) (p. 65)
Mind, mildness (p. 65)
Mind, mirth, hilarity, liveliness, etc. (p. 65)
Mind, mirth, morning (p. 65)
Mind, mirth, evening (p. 66)
Mind, mirth, evening, ill-humour during the day (p. 66)
Mind, mirth, night (p. 66)
Mind, mirth, sleep, during (p. 66)
Mind, misanthropy (See Hatred) (p. 66)
Mind, mistakes, localities (p. 66)
Mind, mistakes, names, calls things by wrong (p. 66)
Mind, mistakes, speaking (p. 66)
Mind, mistakes, spelling, in (p. 66)
Mind, mistakes, time, in (p. 66)
Mind, mistakes, words, misplacing (p. 66)
Mind, mistakes, name of object seen instead of one desired (p. 67)
Mind, mistakes, reverses (p. 67)
Mind, mistakes, writing, in (p. 67)
Mind, mistakes, writing, in, repeating words (p. 67)
Mind, moaning, groaning (See Lamenting) (p. 67)
Mind, moaning, sleep, during (p. 67)
Mind, monomania (p. 67)
Mind, mood, alternating (p. 67)
Mind, mood, changeable, variable, etc. (p. 68)
Mind, morose (p. 68)
Mind, morose, morning (p. 68)
Mind, mortification, ailments after (p. 68)
Mind, nymphomania (p. 68)
Mind, nymphomania, menses, suppressed (p. 69)
Mind, obstinate (p. 69)
Mind, offended, easily (See Sensitive) (p. 69)
Mind, plans, making many (p. 69)
Mind, playful, indisposition to play, in children (p. 69)
Mind, prostration of mind (p. 69)
Mind, quarrelsome (p. 70)
Mind, rage, fury (See Insanity, Mania, Delirium) (p. 70)
Mind, religious affections (See Anxiety, Despair, Fear) (p. 71)
Mind, religious affections, children, in (p. 71)
Mind, religious affections, fanaticism (p. 71)
Mind, religious affections, horror of the opposite sex (p. 71)
Mind, remorse (p. 71)
Mind, repulsive mood (p. 71)
Mind, restlessness, nervousness (p. 72)
Mind, restlessness, daytime (p. 72)
Mind, restlessness, morning (p. 72)
Mind, restlessness, evening (p. 72)
Mind, restlessness, night (p. 72)
Mind, restlessness, night, midnight, after (p. 73)
Mind, restlessness, anxious, etc. (p. 73)
Mind, restlessness, bed, tossing about in (p. 73)
Mind, restlessness, eating, after (p. 74)
Mind, restlessness, heat, during the (p. 74)
Mind, restlessness, menses, before (p. 74)
Mind, restlessness, menses, during (p. 74)
Mind, restlessness, perspiration, amel. (p. 74)
Mind, restlessness, sitting, while (p. 74)
Mind, runs about (See Escape) (p. 75)
Mind, sadness, mental depression (p. 75)
Mind, sadness, daytime (p. 75)
Mind, sadness, morning (agg.) (p. 75)
Mind, sadness, afternoon (agg.) (p. 76)
Mind, sadness, evening (agg.) (p. 76)
Mind, sadness, evening, amel. (p. 76)
Mind, sadness, evening, bed, in (p. 76)
Mind, sadness, night, bed, in (p. 76)
Mind, sadness, air, in open (agg.) (p. 76)
Mind, sadness, children (p. 76)
Mind, sadness, heat, during the (p. 77)
Mind, sadness, injuries of the head, from (p. 77)
Mind, sadness, labor, during (p. 77)
Mind, sadness, masturbation, from (p. 77)
Mind, sadness, menses, suppressed (p. 77)
Mind, sadness, misfortune, as if from (p. 77)
Mind, sadness, perspiration, during (p. 77)
Mind, sadness, walking, in open air (agg.) (p. 77)
Mind, scorn (See Contempt), ailments from (p. 78)
Mind, selfishness (p. 78)
Mind, senses, dullness of (p. 78)
Mind, sensitive, oversensitive (See Offended) (p. 78)
Mind, sentimental (p. 79)
Mind, serious (See Sad) (p. 79)
Mind, sexual excesses, mental symptoms from (p. 79)
Mind, shrieking (p. 79)
Mind, shrieking, brain cry (p. 80)
Mind, shrieking, convulsions, before (p. 80)
Mind, shrieking, sleep, during (p. 80)
Mind, shrieking, waking, on (p. 80)
Mind, sighing (See Respiration) (p. 80)
Mind, sit, inclination to (p. 80)
Mind, somnambulism (p. 81)
Mind, speech, incoherent (p. 81)
Mind, speech, nonsense (p. 82)
Mind, speech, wandering (p. 82)
Mind, speech, wandering, night, at (p. 82)
Mind, spoken to, averse to being (p. 82)
Mind, spoken to, averse to being, wants to be let alone (p. 82)
Mind, starting, startled (p. 82)
Mind, starting, evening, on falling asleep (p. 82)
Mind, starting, night (p. 82)
Mind, starting, anxious (p. 82)
Mind, starting, called by name, when (p. 83)
Mind, starting, easily (p. 83)
Mind, starting, fright, from (p. 83)
Mind, starting, noise, from (p. 83)
Mind, starting, sleep, on falling (p. 83)
Mind, starting, sleep, during (p. 83)
Mind, starting, sleep, from sleep (p. 83)
Mind, starting, spoken to, when (p. 83)
Mind, starting, trifles, at (p. 83)
Mind, stupefaction (p. 84)
Mind, stupefaction, evening (p. 84)
Mind, stupefaction, vertigo, during (p. 85)
Mind, suicidal disposition (p. 85)
Mind, suicidal disposition, drowning, by (p. 85)
Mind, sulky (p. 85)
Mind, suspicious (p. 85)
Mind, talk, indisposed to, desire to be silent, taciturn (p. 86)
Mind, talking, complaints all agg. (p. 86)
Mind, talking, sleep, in, Mind, talking, sleep, in (p. 86)
Mind, talking, sleep, in, business of (p. 86)
Mind, talking, sleep, in, excited (p. 86)
Mind, tears things (p. 87)
Mind, theorizing (See Plans) (p. 87)
Mind, thoughts, disagreeable (p. 87)
Mind, thoughts, disease (p. 87)
Mind, thoughts, intrude and crowd around each other (p. 87)
Mind, thoughts, intrude and crowd around each other, while at work (p. 87)
Mind, thoughts, persistent (See Delusions) (p. 87)
Mind, thoughts, persistent, expression and words heard recur to his mind (p. 87)
Mind, thoughts, thoughtful (p. 88)
Mind, thoughts, tormenting (See Anxiety, Remorse) (p. 88)
Mind, thoughts, vanishing, of (p. 88)
Mind, time, passes too quickly (p. 88)
Mind, timidity (p. 88)
Mind, timidity, bashful (p. 89)
Mind, unconsciousness (p. 89)
Mind, unconsciousness, morning (p. 89)
Mind, unconsciousness, crowded room, in a (p. 90)
Mind, unconsciousness, fever, during (p. 90)
Mind, unconsciousness, menses, during (p. 90)
Mind, unconsciousness, stool, during (p. 91)
Mind, unconsciousness, walking, in open air (p. 91)
Mind, unobserving (p. 91)
Mind, violent, vehement, etc. (See Anger, Rage, Wildness) (p. 91)
Mind, wearisome (p. 92)
Mind, weary of life (See Ennui, Loathing, etc.) (p. 92)
Mind, weeping, tearful mood, etc. (p. 92)
Mind, weeping, morning (p. 92)
Mind, weeping, morning, inclined to, at 11 a.m. (p. 92)
Mind, weeping, evening (agg.) (p. 92)
Mind, weeping, night (p. 92)
Mind, weeping, aloud (p. 93)
Mind, weeping, alternating with laughter (p. 93)
Mind, weeping, causeless (p. 93)
Mind, weeping, chill, during the (p. 93)
Mind, weeping, consolation agg. (p. 93)
Mind, weeping, coughing, during (p. 93)
Mind, weeping, heat, during the (p. 93)
Mind, weeping, perspiration, during the (p. 94)
Mind, weeping, sleep, in (p. 94)
Mind, weeping, stool, during (p. 94)
Mind, weeping, vexation, from (p. 94)
Mind, weeping, waking, on (p. 94)
Mind, women, aversion to (p. 95)
Mind, work, aversion to mental (p. 95)
Mind, work, mental, desire for mental (p. 95)
Vertigo (p. 96)
Vertigo, morning (p. 96)
Vertigo, morning, rising, on (agg.) (p. 96)
Vertigo, morning, rising, after (p. 96)
Vertigo, forenoon (p. 96)
Vertigo, noon (p. 97)
Vertigo, afternoon (p. 97)
Vertigo, evening (p. 97)
Vertigo, evening, bed, in (p. 97)
Vertigo, night (p. 97)
Vertigo, night, waking, on (p. 97)
Vertigo, air, open, in (agg.) (p. 97)
Vertigo, air, open, in, amel. (p. 97)
Vertigo, anxiety, during (p. 97)
Vertigo, ascending (p. 97)
Vertigo, ascending, an eminence (p. 97)
Vertigo, ascending, stairs (p. 97)
Vertigo, beer, after (p. 97)
Vertigo, bending head, forwards (p. 97)
Vertigo, chill, during (p. 98)
Vertigo, closing eyes, on, amel. (p. 98)
Vertigo, constipation, during (p. 98)
Vertigo, crossing, running water (p. 98)
Vertigo, dinner, after (p. 98)
Vertigo, eating, after (p. 98)
Vertigo, epilepsy, before (p. 98)
Vertigo, eruptions, suppressed (p. 99)
Vertigo, fall, tendency to (p. 99)
Vertigo, fall, tendency to, backward (p. 99)
Vertigo, fall, tendency to, forward (p. 99)
Vertigo, fall, tendency to, to left (p. 99)
Vertigo, fall, tendency to, sideways (p. 99)
Vertigo, headache, during (p. 99)
Vertigo, high places (p. 100)
Vertigo, house, in, amel. (p. 100)
Vertigo, left, swaying toward (p. 100)
Vertigo, left, swaying toward, walking in open air (p. 100)
Vertigo, looking, downward (p. 100)
Vertigo, looking, either way, right or left (p. 100)
Vertigo, looking, moving object, at (p. 100)
Vertigo, looking, steadily (agg.) (p. 100)
Vertigo, lying, while (agg.) (p. 101)
Vertigo, lying, back, on (agg.) (p. 101)
Vertigo, menses, during (agg.) (p. 101)
Vertigo, menses, suppressed (p. 101)
Vertigo, moving the head, quickly (agg.) (p. 101)
Vertigo, nausea, with (p. 101)
Vertigo, reaching up, on (p. 102)
Vertigo, reeling (p. 102)
Vertigo, rising, on (agg.) (p. 103)
Vertigo, rising, from bed, on (p. 103)
Vertigo, rising, from, a seat, on (p. 103)
Vertigo, rising, from stooping (p. 103)
Vertigo, sitting, while (agg.) (p. 103)
Vertigo, staggering, with (p. 104)
Vertigo, standing, while (agg.) (p. 104)
Vertigo, stooping, on (agg.) (p. 104)
Vertigo, sudden (p. 105)
Vertigo, swinging, like (p. 105)
Vertigo, syncope, with (p. 105)
Vertigo, turning, in bed, on (p. 105)
Vertigo, vision, obscuration of, with (p. 105)
Vertigo, walking, while (agg.) (p. 106)
Vertigo, walking, amel. (p. 106)
Vertigo, walking, near a declivity (p. 106)
Vertigo, walking, over a high bridge (p. 106)
Vertigo, walking, over a narrow bridge (p. 106)
Vertigo, walking, rapidly (p. 106)
Vertigo, walking, water, over (p. 106)
Vertigo, walking, water, running (p. 106)
Vertigo, walking, in the open air, while (agg.) (p. 106)
Vertigo, walking, in the open air, on an elevation (p. 106)
Vertigo, water, crossing running (p. 106)
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We decided to walk to and from the gym today, mostly because I wanted to gather up some wildflowers on the way home. (Doesn't everyone take scissors and baskets to the gym?)
I imagined us strolling down the lane, marveling at the glory of creation. Me telling them the common names of the flowers that crossed our paths, them gushing over my intellect.
Not quite.
Ryder kept wandering into the road (it's a quiet one, thank goodness). James told me no less than 85 times he would "die of starvation" if he didn't get a drink soon. Luke was so busy ordering James to stop whining and warning Ryder that he would be "smooshed to pieces" if he didn't get out of the road, to notice the beauty of nature.
But you know what made it all better?
When we got home (without being smooshed), drank a gallon of water, and put these flowers in a vase, Luke said, "It's so pretty! It should be our centerpiece at dinner tonight."
Did you catch that? "CENTERPIECE". I love that kid.
The camel, I mean James, set right to work drawing our flowers. He does that lately, draws things that he wants to last. He's pretty great too.
And Ryder, he decided to spread those flowers all over the garden room. Some on the floor, some on the craft table, some on the couch, some on the end tables, because it was "so so pretty, Mama!" This one is a royal pain in the butt, but he's got vision. He does, and I love him for that. A lot of other reasons too.
Yep, I guess I'll keep them.


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It is the day after yesterday. If you managed a visit to the Made on the Left market, which was yesterday (strange that tomorrow isn't notoday), I hope you experienced it as a unique (if not somewhat cold and darkish) event. A great venue - large, edgy, unfinished ceilings, exposed pipes wrapped in silver tape, concrete floors - a new building in the process of being wrapped around an old one, evidence of which one saw in a peeling painted brick wall which I really hope they leave as such. A never ending flux (or flusso, if one were Italian) of evenly balanced proportions of women and men.
A little wander and discovery of some new work, amongst which .... nuio
"... jewellery out of silver and brass that features everyday household objects"
and her display of carboard boxes was just perfect!


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Apparently, it's a small world after all (sorry, I had to).
Recently retired Lakers legend Kobe Bryant went to Disneyland with his family on Sunday, and Lakers fans absolutely lost their minds.
This moment was amazing for me. Unbelievable.🙌🏼#ThankYouKobe #Disneyland #stillthemvp @kobebryant pic.twitter.com/iMnSVtEcMP-- Mark Esquivel (@9MarkyMark3) May 2, 2016
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JUST SAW KOBE AT DISNEYLAND !!!!!! pic.twitter.com/GBFONiAKjR-- andrew (@UNCLE__DRUW) May 2, 2016
From chanting "M-V-P!," to following Bryant around, to asking for autographs and handshakes, Bryant had no chance of escaping reality and enjoying himself at The Happiest Place On Earth.
My sister was walking with kobe @ disneyland.... pic.twitter.com/5h9xhAFhzS-- Anthony (@EvnAnthny) May 2, 2016
I'm breathing the same air as Kobe Bryant #disneyland pic.twitter.com/EyXAjVE7CW-- samrito (@sambam0829) May 2, 2016
When you bump into Kobe at Disneyland 😝🔥❤ @emelie_32 pic.twitter.com/ewxKqaEQ8d-- JordanCarolyn (@JordanJordanq98) May 1, 2016
Hanging with #Kobe in Disneyland pic.twitter.com/sIpq636PWx-- Daniel Fuller (@daniel31fuller) May 2, 2016
My cousin is in Cali at Disneyland following Kobe around and I'm here studying for finals. Ugh. What is this pic.twitter.com/Tds54AEjEt-- Cassandra (@CassT_15) May 2, 2016
Kobe Bryant ain't afraid of no ghosts... in the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland pic.twitter.com/dGH4FKWdPu-- Chri5topher Manning (@chri5manning) May 2, 2016
Kobe Bryant at #Disneyland via TinyDancerTay https://t.co/iQYLf4TrLi pic.twitter.com/mwNdQB0d27-- MouseWait Disneyland (@MouseWait) May 2, 2016
Based on the photos, snaps and videos, Bryant seems to be enjoying retirement -- or maybe he just still loves hearing adulation from his fans.
Jovan Buha covers the NBA for FOX Sports. Follow him on Twitter: @jovanbuha.


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Top ten ways to know it was a rockin' party…
10. People keep showing up with food and drink that you didn't ask them to bring.
9. Better than half of your guests have or are in the process of getting their PhD… and the party is fun in spite of that.
8. People mention sleeping over because they don't want to leave.
7. You ask if anyone wants water and no one raises their hand. You ask if anyone wants Scotch and 8 people raise their hands.
6. Midway into the party, one of your guests starts going by the nickname, "Blade."
5. There was ranch dip (you have to live in England to truly appreciate how important, and rare, the Hidden Valley is for a party… apparently, there are no Hidden Valleys over here).
4. By the end of the night, the women had sequestered themselves in the food room to plot world domination.
3. The cake has four layers with chocolate strawberries on top.
2. The people who were there were all people you love!
1. You were at the party with the cutest pregnant girl ever!


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Deaths of Journalists' hits an all time highNovember 29th, 2007 - 6:14 pm ICT by admin
Brussels,Nov 29 (ANI): At least 171 journalists and other news media staff have died as a result of their work around the world so far this year, making 2007 the bloodiest year on record for the industry.
With more than a month still to go before the end of the year, the all-time high of 168 deaths recorded in 2006 was exceeded on Tuesday when at least three editorial staff were killed in Sri Lanka during a military air strike on a radio station.
"This horrible statistic should be regarded as a low point in the safety and welfare of the media profession. We need better protection for media workers worldwide," said INSI Honorary President Chris Cramer.
According to casualty records maintained by the International News Safety Institute the dead between 1 January and 28 November comprise 142 journalists and 29 support staff, such as drivers, translators and news technicians, in 35 countries.
The great majority — 121 — were apparently murdered, targeted because of their jobs. Fifteen died in crossfire or other random attacks, 34 were killed in road or air accidents while the circumstances of one death were unclear.
The most murderous country again was Iraq, where 64 died, taking the total news media toll since the start of the war to at least 235. Others were Sri Lanka (6 murders), Afghanistan, Mexico, India and Philippines (5 each) and Haiti, Pakistan and Somalia (4 each).
Sri Lanka's position as a highly dangerous country for the news media was confirmed when the Air Force bombed the Voice of Tigers, the official radio station of the rebel Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam in the northern province of Vanni. Nine people were killed, including at least three Editorial staff, according to reliable reports. All were reported to be civilians.
Journalists are protected as civilians in a war zone and the deliberate targeting of civilians not taking a direct part in hostilities is a war crime under the Geneva Conventions.
The United States ranked second after Iraq in the total number of journalists who have died this year trying to cover the news, but all but one of the casualties were as a result of an air or road accident. Four died when two news helicopters collided while trying to cover a police car chase in Phoenix last July. Nigeria also has a questionable overall safety record with six dead in a single accident last May.
"The news media death toll around the world has risen almost every year since the millennium — each year worse than the one before," said INSI Director Rodney Pinder. "This is despite international calls for an end to the murder of journalists and other news professionals and an end to impunity for their killers. It is far beyond time for nations and the international community to back up these calls with action.
"Far too many news media also die in road or air accidents. It is time for many news organisations to take more seriously their duty of care, for staff and freelancers alike. Proper training and observance of good safety practice often can avoid needless deaths," he added.
Analysis of casualty data by INSI shows at least 1,200 news media staff died covering the news around the world between 1996 and mid-2007.
Two-thirds were murdered and in nine out of 10 cases no one was brought to justice.
Following two years of campaigning by INSI, the International Federation of Journalists and the European Broadcasting Union, the UN Security Council last December unanimously passed Resolution 1738 on the protection of journalists in conflict zones and on the need to end impunity for their killers.
The Council of Europe passed Resolution 1535 in January of this year on the safety of journalists in peacetime as well as war.
"We call on governments everywhere to respect these resolutions in the letter and the spirit and take determined, effective action to stem the bloodshed," Pinder said. (ANI)
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The musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) has denied romours going round on social media, particularly Facebook that one of Ghana's highlife musicians, Ben Brako is dead.
MUSIGA in a statement said, 'MUSIGA would like to categorically deny this rumour and tell Ben's teeming fans and friends alike that Ben is doing well.'
Last Saturday, social media was buzzing with rumours of Mr Brako's death and leading players in the industry who have spoken to him have expressed their distaste at the rumours.
Former MUSIGA President, Diana Hopeson, who spoke with Ben on Saturday, was unenthused about the rumour and Obour also expressed his dismay at the rumours.
Ben Brako last performed at the MUSIGA Honours event at the National Theatre on Friday, March 6 this year.
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Attorney Marketing Requires Handling Prospective Client �Objections� Part 2
Before we dive into the attorney marketing draft-scripts I would like to remind you of two other distinctions when it comes to dealing with objections. The attorney marketing attitude we are looking for is a detached attitude of having no attachment to what the prospective client decides. Instead you are committed to delivering a good process to them that enables them to decide, hopefully from an educated position. You are a facilitator, not someone who is trying to get them to make any particular decision. If you catch yourself convincing or presenting your case you are off track.
The second distinction is known as �permission marketing�. This suggests that in successful attorney marketing you always need to get the prospective client�s permission first if you are going to ask questions or make guesses about what they may be thinking that could lead to some uncomfortable feelings on the client�s part. One never wants to get in the position with where you are pressuring the person or you have indeed lost the game. With these two attorney marketing reminders lets move on to the draft-scripts on �I want to think about it� type concerns prospective clients might come up with:
First response in general is always: �That makes sense to me.� or �I can understand that�. Then say. �I am curious. Do you mind if I ask you a question?� Before moving on to explore the prospect�s thinking.
Possible re-direct question: �What is it that is causing you to want to think about it? Are you not sure you want to go this route or are you not sure you would want to work with me as your lawyer?�
If they say it is not you but the �route� then you need to review with them the value in going that way while acknowledging any downsides of that route (if any) and sorting out what their concerns are about the suggested route. If they actually say it is you, then ask them very kindly what is it about you that concern them. Is it your experience? Is your personality or �bedside manner� concerning them (be sure they know you would really appreciate honest feedback so you can improve with others � but realize few people indeed will tell you if it is you)? If it is neither of the above then it must be the fee or something they won�t tell you. If they own up to the fee see the material on money objections from last month. If it is something they won�t tell you then give up. Gracefully get out of further conversation and move on to the next prospect! In attorney marketing you can�t win them all. Best to move on gracefully and maybe they will come around later.
Possible re-direct: �No problem. I think it is good for you to think about it. I am curious though. Do you mind if I ask you a question? What exactly do you need to know in order to make the best decision for you? Perhaps you would like to work together with me now and lets come up with the �decision points� so you can be clear on what you need to think through. OK?
Some points to think through and maybe suggest to the client: Cost/benefit analysis (not just monetary but emotional as well impacts on other people like the family or business); quality of the lawyer, trust for the lawyer; how easy is it to get them on the phone if I need the lawyer, experience of the lawyer; experience of the lawyer�s team; does this professional have a fiduciary relationship to me; how do I know they can deliver the desired result quickly as it is costing $7K a month if this drags out, reputation of the firm the lawyer is in; can I do without going this way totally so I don�t have to spend the money on an attorney at all; who do I need to ask for advice before making this decision (my relatives/friends/trusted advisors, etc.), who do I need to get to agree with the decision so I don�t have any fall out afterward.
Possible re-direct: �No problem. I think you should think about it. Most of my clients who needed more time to think about it need about a week to make the decision. I have a suggestion. Could I share it with you? What if we went through together, now briefly, what are the key factors you need to know and consider in order to decide if this is the best option for you? Then you can think about it for maybe a week and then I will call you to see what you have decided if you have not already called me to let me know your decision. Can that work for you?�
Possible re-direct: No problem. I understand. Often people in your situation say they need to think about it. Makes good sense. (Pause a bit here and then say) Do you mind if I ask you a question though? �Yes.� First, this is an emotional time with a lot at stake for you and maybe family looking over your shoulder. Sometimes when folks tell me they want to �think about it� they have not told me something or have a fear that is holding them back. Would you trust me and tell me if there is something you are holding back or some fear that is stopping you now from saying yes to moving forward. Even if you think it might offend me or be impolite to say to me or maybe even if you think I might think badly of you if you told me? After all if we are going to work together we need to have an honest and straightforward relationship. Also if I have made some mistake or offended you in some way I would like to hear about it so I can change and it does not happen again.
Possible re-direct: No problem. I understand. Often people in your situation say they need to think about it. I am curious though. Do you mind if I say something really straightforward to you? �No� Often people just are afraid to make a decision so they say automatically �I need to think about it.� Could that be the case for you now?
Well, there you go. Two articles on dealing with objections completed. If you go to my website and sign up for my free 7-part eCourse on Client Development you will find more on the general subject of attorney marketing scripts that includes the area of �objections� in the 6th lesson. You will also find sample scripts for �the pitch� that precedes any objections.
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Computer Mouse Wrap Software
Reflex - is a game that will improve your speed and accuracy when working with a computer mouse. The rules are very simple: you have to hit as many targets as possible and try as hard as you can not to miss.
- reflex.exe
- Barcode Design Software
- Freeware ($)
- 1.55 Mb
- Win95, Win98, WinME, WinXP, WinNT 3.x, WinNT 4.x, Windows2000
Free macro recorder that records your computer moves and perform them faster and scheduled Mouse Recorder Pro 2 is a free mouse and keyboard recording application which will record your computer mouse and keyboard input, allowing you to repeat an. ...
- MRP274Setup.zip
- Nemex
- Freeware (Free)
- 2.3 Mb
- WinXP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 7 x64
This free tutorial helps you master basic computer mouse skills including copy and paste, drag and drop, and double click. Basics4Beginners.com is a web site dedicated to FREE interactive help and training for people new to computers.
- setup.exe
- Basics 4 Beginners
- Freeware (Free)
- 187 Kb
- Windows
This free tutorial helps you master basic computer mouse skills including copy and paste, drag and drop, and double click. bluesoftcenter.com is a web site dedicated to FREE interactive help and training for people new to computers. Visit us as. ...
- b4bmtsc.exe
- Blue Software
- Freeware (Free)
- 187 Kb
- Win95, Win98, WinME, Windows2000, WinXP, Windows2003
Key Mouse Genie lets you control your mouse using your keyboard. Enables you to move the mouse, send left clicks, right clicks and double clicks. Also has Mouse Wrap Functions Keyboard. ...
- keymouse.exe
- Vsisoftware.com
- Shareware ($9.95)
- 10 Kb
- Windows All
MyABCD is a computer program for your pre school child. Your child will learn the alphabet, numbers up to twenty, the names and sounds of musical instruments and simple computer mouse skills while having fun playing simple games and enjoying the. ...
- MyABCD.exe
- Paxton Cat Software
- Shareware ($14.95)
- 2.67 Mb
- Win98, WinME, Windows2000, WinXP
Virtual Keyboard is a small but powerful multilingual program for text typing on 53 languages with computer mouse or hardware keyboard. This software required a Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0 or later.
- VirtualKeyboard3.exe
- Andrej Koch
- Shareware ($)
- 434 Kb
- Windows2000, WinXP, Windows2003, Windows Vista
Paint online car.Some content is free and some access to the site must be paid for.Kids grab your pencils, or computer mouse and learn how to draw with Billy Bear. Gif - 1306 Bytes Learn How to Draw Hands.choose a contractor how to paint DIY newslett. ...
- car8.zip
- Paint online
- Freeware (Free)
- 10 Kb
- Cross Platform
Mouse-Cage is software that helps people with hand tremor control their computer mouse. Simple to use, installs in seconds, requires NO additional hardware.
- mc.exe
- Tunic Software
- Shareware ($29.95)
- 1.14 Mb
- Windows
BasicMouse and BasicBoard allows parents and teachers to easily restrict several functions of the computer mouse and keyboard. The right mouse button can be switched off completely, all buttons can be set to send left-clicks, mouse clicks can be. ...
- basicmouse.exe
- Dolesoft
- Shareware ($9.95)
- 1.2 Mb
- Windows All
BasicMouse BasicBoard BasicBrowser 5.4 is a simple and effective tool which helps parents and teachers to restrict several functions of the computer mouse and keyboard. The right mouse button can be switched off completely, all buttons can be set to. ...
- BasicMouse BasicBoard BasicBrowser
- Dolesoft
- Trial ($9.95)
- 3.9 Mb
- Windows Vista, Windows Me, Windows XP, Window
Point-N-Click 2.0 is an innovative and versatile utility which make it easier for people with a disability that prevents them from clicking a physical computer mouse. As long as they can move a mouse, trackball or other pointing device, they can send. ...
- Point-N-Click
- Polital Enterprises
- Freeware (Free)
- 2.5 Mb
- Windows 95, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows
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A Durable Substrate for Walls and Floors
Cement backerboard is a product made primarily as a substrate (waterproof base) for ceramic tile. It is normally installed over plywood or some other underlayment on walls, countertops or floors because it is unaffected by fluctuating temperature changes or the presence of moisture.
Before you install the cement backerboad on your bathroom floor, you must first mark off the stud locations on your ceiling and joist locations on the walls.
Once you have troweled on the thinset, you want to be able to see the marks so you know where to fasten the backerboard screws. Also its always a good idea to protect your finished floors with a tarp of some type; this prevents your good floors from being scratched by the backerboard.
Cutting backer board is straightforward, using a drywall square or any metal square, mark the cut line. Then using a carbide backerboard scriber, maintain firm pressure as you incise the line. Next stand the backerboard sheet on its edge or you can just as easily turn it over and put pressure at the scored line to snap the backerboard at the line.
With the two sides still intact and at a slight angle, use a utility knife to finish the job by cutting all the way through to take apart the two halves. You can't have rough edges when putting the backerboard pieces together so use a masonry stone or contour plane with a serrated blade to smooth and flatten out the cut edge.
Mix and pour the thinset on your washroom floor and using the smooth side of your notched trowel, spread the mortar in a thick consistent layer on the subfloor (hold the trowel at about a 25-30 degree angle).
Once the thinset has been spread in front of you, turn over your notched trowel and using the notched side (at about a 60-degree angle), go over the mortar to create ridges.
Staggering Your Joints
Don't wait too long because the next step has to be done while the mortar is still wet. Grab your backer board and like a hinge tip it one end and line the first backerboard on a joist line.
It is important to keep about one-eight of and inch space between the two backerboard pieces as this gives the mortar a place to bleed as you apply pressure to eliminate any air bubbles.
One-quarter of an inch gap along the walls should be sufficient. Professional best practice is to stagger the joints as you lay down the backerboard then walk on the backerboard to set the mortar in place.
A phillips drill bit and a drill can be used to drive the two-inch backerboard screws at the joists to fasten the backerboad to the subfloor. You can also use one-and-one-quarter inch screws between the joists; a good rule of thumb is to fasten the screws at eight inch intermissions. Just make sure that the screws are flush with the backerboard surface.
Next using three to four inch pregummed fibreglass mesh tape, cover all the gaps and joints between the backerboard sections.
And to finish up the backerboard installation, apply a thin coat of thinset mortar over all sections of the tape using a margin trowel to scoop and apply the thinset being careful to feather all the edges so that the mortar is level and no high spots are apparent.
Your bathroom floor is now ready to be tiled. The great thing about backerboard is that you can use it on your floors, walls and ceilings to provide a waterproof barrier under your ceramic tile when creating a wet room or shower enclosure in your home.
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What's more, by using the checkout code BUDDIES when they join, they'll get £10 off their first box as well – it's a win-win situation!
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If you don't know what to do anymore to get rid of the brown stains on your face, today we present you a very effective and practical remedy – a cheap mask of only 3 ingredients that is quick to prepare and which you can use on any area of your body.
How to prepare the mask against brown stains
It is very simple! To prepare this mask you only need these 3 ingredients:
- 3 tablespoons of powder milk
- 3 tablespoons of rice flour
- Water (if you have oily skin) or olive oil (if you have dry skin)
Rice flour is an ingredient less known to us, but you can find it at any herbal store. It is rich in antioxidants; it contains vitamins and keeps skin young and glowing.
Milk powder also has vitamins and minerals, and lactic acid in its composition is slowly but surely reducing brown stains. As I said, you can apply this mask on any area of the body. Although most women have pigment spots on the face, but there are women who have these spots on arms or legs.
Olive oil in the composition is optional; use it only if your skin is dry. Place about two to three tablespoons for every six tablespoons of dry ingredients. The same applies to water.
How to use this mask
Once you've mixed all the ingredients it should not result in a very thick paste. This paste is applied to problem areas, leave it to act for about 20 minutes and then remove it with lukewarm water. For visible results, it is best to use it about twice a week, for at least a month.