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It has now been over two months since I had my miraDry treatment. It took 2-3 weeks for the swelling to subside and another 1-2 weeks for a few remaining lumps to fully resolve. However, I couldn't be happier with my results. For the first 3-4 weeks, I had absolutely no sweat and no underarm odor. I didn't need to wear deodorant for over three weeks. I know that sounds a bit crazy/gross, but I truly did not need it.
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Children's television is often faulted for fostering passivity and lacking imagination. And yet it had Shari Lewis. The red-haired ventriloquist and her endearing puppets kept children entertained for three generations without compromising standards or losing freshness.
Ms. Lewis was a versatile talent with a knack for talking with children rather than down to them. Her infectious vitality makes her death at 65 while undergoing cancer treatment especially difficult to accept. Not since the loss of Jim Henson has puppetdom been so bereft.


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Most people feel pretty stressed out when it comes to this time of year and I'm no different. I have been learning how to balance my social life, relationship, blog and academic studies while exams are fast approaching and trust me it has been extremely stressful.
On top of all this, I've also been seeking a part time job as summer is approaching and I could do with some work experience as well as some extra cash in my pockets. As a result of this job search, I've been on a few job interviews and trails. I've decided to share with you some of the smart outfits that I've previously worn to these interviews and trials.
Due to the fact that these are job trial/interview outfits the color scheme is black and white as they're the most basic and formal colors.
The shirt was bought in the men sections from Primark. At the time, I really needed a long sleeve white shirt for a job trial but I was unable to find one in the female section, so I got the smallest size 14inch slim fit.
I decided to wear this black shirt with a black vest underneath, as it can't button all the way up and it shows off a lot of the chest area. I found that the vest blends perfectly and gives the outfit a more formal look.
Dress | Forever 21 Similar Here // Cardigan | Primark Similar Here // Bag | New Look // Flats | Primark Similar Here
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Blouse | New Look
There are endless amount of combinations to style a tube skirt for a job interview. Here, I've decided to style a black tube skirt with a range of three different colored long sleeve blouse.
Comparing all there, in my opinion I would say the black blouse looks the most professional and formal, then the black and white blouse. The white blouse is a different design to the other two and the material is a little thin and see through allowing the body to be seen, I decided to wear a white vest underneath to keep the outfit looking smart.


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What should you have in the trunk of your car?
Surely, every motorist, without hesitation, will be able to say what are the three things that every driver should always have in the trunk of their car. Often, these things are a first aid kit, a fire extinguisher and a spare wheel. However, in reality, this list should be much more extensive. Experienced drivers who have the experience of more than 10 years of driving will be able to name a dozen more things that need to be in the trunk. And since that list is quite extensive, many people opt for SUVs or crossovers and purchase Jeep Cherokee or Volvo CX90 to be prepared for what might come.
Every car must have a first aid kit, and it must have all the necessary tools and drugs for first aid. A first aid kit must have tourniquets, wipes, Band-Aids, sterile gloves, bandages, and all those things that can stop bleeding in general.
When driving, everything can happen, although the most common nuisance is a flat tire, which might result in wheels being damaged. In this case, a spare tire is not a luxury item but a necessity. We can say that a spare tire is an indispensable tool, especially when it comes to long journeys. In addition, there should be a jack and a wheel wrench in the trunk of your car.
A warning triangle and a fire extinguisher are the items that should be present in every car. The traffic police have the right to verify the presence of these two most important safety tools. In case you do not have them, you will get an administrative fine. If you do not have a fire extinguisher and a warning triangle, you will not be able to pass a technical inspection either.
With the help of a manometer, you can check the pressure level in tires. It is important because if you systematically check the pressure of your tires, you can significantly increase the life span of the tires, which, naturally, will have a positive impact on your pocket. Experienced motorists also recommend you have a tow rope with you. Some roads are not as good, so sometimes you might be trapped and in this case, you could use a tow rope.
Those motorists who frequently travel along suburban routes in the wintertime should have a blowtorch, which can help you a lot in case of a vehicle breakdown by saving you from cold until the arrival of help.
A car pump plays a pretty important role. Today there are many kinds of pumps, so everyone can find a suitable one for themselves.
Naturally, there are a lot more different items that can help on the road: a flashlight, a map of local roads, fuel cans, cleaning brush, etc. The final list is made by the driver themselves, based on their own mistakes, experiences and again the size of their car. If you have, say, a Nissan Murano then you are probably good, but if you drive a Smart or some other small car, then be ready for the fact that you will have to compromize a lot.


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At Midtown's newest restaurant, chartreuse is more than a color on the wall.
Although it is that, too.
The 3,100-square-foot restaurant, the latest venture by Ferndale-based Oakland Art Novelty Co. owner Sandy Levine, 38, and Dexter-based Terry B's executive chef Doug Hewitt Jr., 34, Chartreuse Kitchen & Cocktails will offer a variety of the French liqueur it is named after.
"It's one of those cult bartender spirits," Levine said about chartreuse, the distilled alcohol made with 130 plants and herbs that he said "lends itself to our restaurant's concept."
That concept is farm-to-table freshness, a freshness dictated in part by a small kitchen with little storage and no walk-in freezer. Plates will be finished outside of the kitchen in the working bar area. Two-thirds of the 20 bar seats will be what Levine described as "kitchen seating" where customers can interact with the executive chef. "Fortunately, I like people," Hewitt said. It will be his first time working in a semi-open kitchen.
Leaving Dexter
Last fall, when Levine and his wife, Heather, signed the lease for the space one block north of the Detroit Institute of Arts, he shared his concept with friend and executive chef James Rigato of The Root Restaurant & Bar in White Lake. Rigato recommended Hewitt. The Levines then made the drive to Dexter. "Doug's food fit this concept, we were totally on the same page," Levine said. "Heather and I could not have been more excited when we left the restaurant that night."
After 10 years at Terry B's, Hewitt was ready to entertain the thought of leaving Dexter. "It was my baby; I honed my craft there but I had done everything I could," Hewitt said. "And of course Detroit is inspiring. I wanted to get back to Detroit."
Hewitt said it took a combination of things to entice him to leave, but in Levine he found a like-minded partner. "We're both very service-oriented," he said. "Our standards are similar and that's made the transition pretty painless."
Hewitt will also bring his commitment and understanding of working with local farmers from Dexter to Detroit. "We want to support the state as much as we can," Hewitt said.
Michigan meat, produce and even shrimp from the Shrimp Farm Market in Okemos will be served. The menu, which will change seasonally, now offers Michigan shrimp with mussels, pea tendril, whey, coconut, lemongrass and popcorn.
Hewitt's favorite item on the menu is the spring pea ricotta with salted lemon, marinated tomato, peppercorn and grilled bread.
A dedication to his home state won't limit what Hewitt offers on the Chartreuse menu, though. "I love avocado and until we figure out how to grow them in Michigan I'm still going to serve them," he said.
About the space
Located in a 1920s historic building at 15 E. Kirby St., the former home of Rodin, the location has a wall of southern exposure windows bathing the bright apple-green room in light.
"I haven't seen daylight in the last four years at The Oakland," Levine said. "It's nice to get back to food and the light."
With a $350,000 loan secured, the location underwent a cosmetic makeover giving it a rustic French farmhouse look. The bar and a section of marble floor have stayed the same, but flooring, carpet, paint and light fixtures were replaced. Levine is particularly fond of the bar stools, their rough wood an interesting contrast to the sharp, green walls. New kitchen equipment and shelving to help with the space limitation have also been added.
One of the more unique aspects of the new decor is a large-scale art installation in the foyer painted by artist Louise "Ouizi" Chen. The botanical mural features plants indigenous to the Chartreuse Mountains in France, where the liqueur was first distilled by Carthusian monks.
While the progress of the renovations is impressive, there is still significant work to do before the 100-seat restaurant opens at the end of April. With this in mind, the owners asked Crain's to keep the photos to the foyer only. (We were happy to comply in exchange for a sneak peek.)
Laura Cassar is a metro Detroit freelance writer. Email: [email protected]; follow @AroundTownLaura on Twitter.


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They're back for another season. The cove near the Wildlife Meadows in downtown Dalhousie was packed with well over 150 Barrows Goldeneye on Thursday November 13th. A morning excursion with Mike Lushington, Debby Arsenault, Michael Diotte and myself, (members of 52 Weeks of Flight), had a great time. We saw a single Eurasian Wigeon (Dalhousie Sewage Treatment Lagoon), numerous American Wigeon, Black Ducks, Mallards, Buffleheads, Herring and Ring Billed Gulls, as well as a few Canada Geese (which seemed out of place). Deciding to carry on to the Inch Arran Lighthouse area in Dalhousie, we were treated to several sightings of Red Throated Loons (winter plumage of course), at least 3 Red Breasted Merganser, a lone female Harlequinn, a flock of Red Polls, and those amazing Barrows Goldeneye. A herd of seals entertained us at the outer limit of Bon Ami Rocks.
Of note, all Cormorants appear to have departed the fix (no sightings in the last 2 weeks) and not a single Great Blue Heron to be seen for at least 3 weeks now.
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Hi Monica,
I Was wondering if the Eurasion Wigeon was still in the lagoon area? Any idea?
I have been away, Andrew. I will ask our local Birders to see if any have seen the Eurasion Wigeon lately. We're experiencing a bit of a snow storm here today, otherwise I would have been out on our weekly walk with our Birding Expert and we would likely have gone to the Lagoon first thing.
Ok thank you for the reply Monica, trying to pic a cloudless, windless, sunny and warm day to go down to the lagoon ;)......I think I might be waiting awhile lol
Hi Andrew--Thanks for sharing your fave birding spot in Restigouche County
Not quite a favourite spot yet lol Would have to visit this location first ;) This is in Dalhousie.....I roam around the Atholville Marshes instead.
There are some beautiful birds up around those Atholville Marshes. Saw my very first Northern Parula there. Talk about hooking me in to Birding!
Hey Monica, can you find or write a little description of birding in Dalhousie, I'm going to try to make this section a little more user friendly.
I'll make a page for Dalhousie and copy paste your write up.
Will do - We have a Facebook page already: www.facebook.com/52WeeksofFlight
It explains quite a bit of what we're doing and what we're all about. We have produced gorgeous Calendars for the last 2 years as a means of fundraising to continue habitat clean ups and maintenance. Dalhousie birding is a well kept secret, and so we're in the process of identifying trails via GPS and including images of what one can expect to see. All coming soon to a nesting sight in Dalhousie. :-D
Can you compile a page from what is already written. (I assume you'd have permission) We can also include links and maps. You can send it to me or I'll get you in to edit the page yourself.
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AnimalsInside the labyrinth that is Ralph Steadman's studio, there are several collections of work that are now being catalogued.
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The trees, apples,
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The daddy bird is
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Ipsy has been known as primarily a makeup sub. Most months, they send out mostly makeup items with skin and haircare thrown in from time to time. And I love it for this! However, sometimes I start to get a little overwhelmed, especially when deciding what in my stash to use. So when I saw in Ipsy's spoilers that this month would be heavy on the skincare, haircare, and only a bit of makeup, I was actually excited!
The theme for January is "19 Reasons", referring to the items they are sending out as the 19 reasons that 2014 will be great...which is kind of funny because they actually ended up sending out 20 products instead of 19. (To me, the Proactiv item is NOT a reason, so it still make sense. 19 reasons and 1 regret. That is MY version of this month's theme!)
I was happy to see my bag show up in the mail. Here's what I got in my first bag for the year!
Okay, the bag itself is not so cute this month. The colors are okay, but the design just isn't my style. I would use it to organize my skincare samples, but this bag REEKS. It smells like gasoline had a baby with a pool toy. I've tried airing it out to no avail, so it's probably going into the trash. Also, one of my items leaked all over it, so the back side is stained. I was going to try to get the stain out, but since it smells like satan's chemical-laden butthole, I am not going to bother.
Proactiv Mark Fading Pads -NOOOOOO. When I saw all of the items being sent out, this is the one thing I prayed I wouldn't get. Of course I got them. I am sad. These will be going nowhere near my face, as I like my skin to NOT be beef jerky, thank you. These promise to fade dark spots and discoloration. Well, even if I was going to use them, 4 pads is not enough to really make a difference...even the directions say to allow 5 uses before you start to see results. I'm not a brand snob by any means, but...really, Ipsy? Party foul. Maybe they can fade the dark spots in my trash can. Goodbye.
Malin + Goetz mojito lip balm - This is a soothing gel balm that promises to replenish and restore lips. I actually like this! I usually try to stick to more natural balms with organic ingredients, but I will use this one up. The ingredients are long scary sounding words, but at least it is free of petroleum and parabens! It has a nice glossy finish and the scent/flavor is very light and not overpowering. This is probably my favorite item in this month's bag! I won't rebuy it, but I will happily use it.
Elizabeth Mott Smooth Shadow pencil in Penny - This is smooth gel eye pencil in a shimmery goldish copper shade. It is marketed as a shadow pencil, but it is thin (the same size as a standard eye pencil) and since I have a lot of eyelid space to cover, I'll probably use it primarily as a liner! It does glide on nice and smooth. It can be subtle, but it is easily buildable. I'm actually really happy with the texture of this! I love the way it looks on the waterline, and it will also be a very pretty inner corner highlight.
Here's a swatch of the liner on skin. It is a gorgeous shimmering copper.
Briogeo Don't Despair, Repair! deep conditioning hair mask - This is a hair mask that promises to treat and repair dry, damaged hair. It contains avocado, sweet almond, and argan oils, as well as keratin, biotin, aloe, and vitamins! I'm working on babying my hair back to health after years of color treating, so this is beyond welcome. It smells great and I'm excited to see how it works.
Faith Aromatherapy Tahitian Monoi Anti-Aging Sugar Scrub - This is a sugar scrub for the body that promises to smooth, moisturize, and brighten skin. This is the item that leaked all over my bag, so it's a bit dried out. However, it smells very good. I love sugar scrubs and use them often. I am excited to try this one, though I'll need to add some oil to it before I do. The brand seems really great, and the ingredients are simple and fantastic.
Overall, this is a decent bag. I love everything but the god-forsaken Proactiv! I am excited to pamper my hair and skin and hopefully find two new great brands to support.
What was in your Ipsy bag this month?


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With the passage of a cold front towards the middle of this week, high pressure will continue to build in in the Midwest. Along with this high pressure which will bring dry conditions, cooler than average temperatures (highs in the mid 60s) will enter the area associated with cold air advection from Canada. Comfortable weather should persist throughout the remainder of the week with this weekend bringing highs in the lower 70s.
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Weak euro could whack summer boxoffice
Studios could absorb a 10% regional hit in theatrical revenueWhat the currency markets giveth, the currency markets can taketh away. Hollywood's major studios are learning that hard truth this summer as they roll out seasonal tentpoles in Continental Europe and the U.K.
A couple of summers ago, a weak U.S. dollar and stronger world currencies resulted in a generous "exchange-rate bonus" to international boxoffice, and even last summer, the euro and British pound were in much better shape than they are now. But with European currencies hovering at longtime lows, studios could take a double-digit-percentage bruising this summer.
Last year's foreign boxoffice received an estimated 10% lift from favorable exchange rates during a 12-month span. But with decidedly unfavorable conditions prevailing in Europe of late, studios could absorb a 10% regional hit in theatrical revenue during the all-important summer release season.
It's a problem executives could do without in a summer already challenged by global preoccupation with soccer's World Cup.
"There will be a hit versus last summer," Warner Bros. international distribution president Veronika Kwan-Rubinek said.
As a point of comparison, she cited Warners' release of "Sex and the City" two years ago and its imminent global release of "Sex and the City 2."
"If we had released the first film today, it would have made 17% less internationally in the U.S., or approximately $44 million less at the boxoffice," Kwan-Rubinek said.
The situation didn't develop overnight -- but it didn't take too much longer.
In less than six months, the value of the euro against the U.S. dollar has dropped nearly 20%, and the British pound sterling has hit a 14-month low. One euro is worth $1.24, down from $1.51 on Dec. 3; one pound equals $1.44, off from $1.64 on Jan. 19.
Meanwhile, foreign boxoffice gathered in local currencies is converted into dollars by the publicly held companies that own the major studios. So the stronger the local currencies, the higher the company revenue.
Countries using the euro include Europe's biggest theatrical territories -- France, Germany, Italy and Spain -- and Britain is the No. 1 foreign boxoffice market. (In Japan, another big territory, the yen has stayed relatively stable.)
If European currencies remain at present levels for the balance of the summer, studios would take an 11% hit in seasonal grosses. The euro averaged about $1.40 in summer 2009.
"Should the euro's current value of $1.24 continue through the summer, and the summer 2010 gross equals 2009's international summer of $5.8 billion, it would reduce the majors' boxoffice total by about $210 million," Sony international distribution president Mark Zucker said.
Countries using the euro account for about 32% of major studios' international boxoffice, he estimated.
Fortunately for the majors, international boxoffice has been robust so far this year thanks to the record performance of "Avatar" and 3D premiums from "Alice in Wonderland" and "Clash of the Titans." "Titans" distributor Warners on Monday passed $1 billion in year-to-date foreign boxoffice in studio-record time, and the industry collectively is outpacing year-ago comparisons overseas.
"After only four months, major studios have already posted $4.7 billion in overseas boxoffice, or 76% greater than last year's record pace over the same time frame," Disney vp international distribution David Kornblum noted.
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Halong Bay was incredibly beautiful and we're so glad we went, even though so much of the experience was strange and oddly European. The landscapes were really beautiful and a little eerie. We were supposed to be picked up by the tour guy after our cruise, but he didn't show up. So we took a public bus, which took 3 1/2 hours and was really interesting and fun. We were the only people on the bus who weren't Vietnamese, and no one spoke English as far as we could tell, beyond one guy who spoke a couple of words.
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Hoi An
We thought we had booked the best room, on the beach, but it turns out we had a room with a view of the beach over the rooftops of the rooms on the beach. That's OK. It took us quite awhile to actually get a room, though: the first one was the wrong room, the second had twin beds, the third had an ok bed but no air conditioning, so we went back to the 2nd room. The air was cool and we were happy. We went into town for a great dinner of Hoi An specialties, which was really the best meal we've had so far. When we got back to our room, the air conditioning was not working, so Marc called the front desk. At one point there were 3 guys there, with ladders and power tools and a huge double A/C air blower. After lots of back and forth (bait and switching, Marc suspects), we finally had air again.
This morning the sun was out and the sky was blue with little white clouds, the temperature was great and we had a wonderful breakfast out on the terrace of the restaurant. This picture is my first course, and the fruit was really sweet and wonderful.
After breakfast we went into Hoi An with two purposes: to find a tailor so we could buy some silk clothing, and to buy a computer mouse since my touchpad has gone wacky. It was hot and steamy by then, which made Marc very happy. We had been talking a lot about how we didn't feel we are in a communist country, but today we finally got the feeling:
These great signs were plastered along a fence in front of some kind of large yellow building. We knew a photo op when we saw one, so first I posed in front of the one with the dove.
This was the other poster, noble workers of the world. Marc posed and as I took the picture, a very stern policeman came towards us; he looked like a member of the red guard. We decided it would be smart if we walked away without taking any more pictures. We never did know what the building was, but it must have been something official.
The only other thing that gave us any impression of being in a communist country was a loudspeaker with party rhetoric (?); at least it wasn't GW's b.s. and no one seemed to care about it anyway. They were too busy with their entrepreneurial ventures to pay any attention to it.
So we found the tailor we were looking for and spent an hour or so being fitted and choosing cloth and patterns, and then we were off on our second mission, to find a mouse. When we first got to Hoi An, we had tried to track down the computer store but we had an interminable period of frustration since we couldn't find anyone who understood us. A mouse? The women at the tailor shop spoke enough english to understand what we wanted and someone agreed to take us to the store. I thought we'd walk, but Marc wasn't surprised when they pulled out 2 motorcycles. He got on the back of one and I got on the other, and we were off. It was really so much fun. We got the mouse, and headed back to the hotel for a swim. So much fun, so much happiness.
Here is a little statue in one of our gardens. There are churches with crosses on the steeples, and buddhas everywhere, including a large plastic buddha on the dashboard of our public bus. This seems odd to me, for a communist country, but apparently I don't really understand what that means here.
So here we are now, on the South China Sea, on the upper level of a fancy resort hotel, typing on our blog over a wireless internet connection. What a funny world. Bizarro.


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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 12155
time of in textmode timezone selection
Last modified: 2007-04-18 12:27:14 EDT
When I'm in the textmode timezone selection the time displayed initially is
correct, after walking through the list and selecting the right timezone it
is of however, selecting and then deselecting HW clock set to GMT fixes
I have the feeling this also is a problem in the graphical installer, since
I got messaages about /etc/modules.conf being newer then modules.dep there.
this was fixed in beta2.
Nice try, although the removing of showing the actual time in textmode (which I
thought was a nice feature) fooled me for a while. I though I should verify
Installer generated files like:
Still have a time 2 hours later in my case, as the acutal time the installer was
run, so there is still something silly done with the time (my timezone is CET +
1, so it seems to try todo some sort of RTC in GMT time correction)
This was with a graphical install btw.
The original bug said the problem was in the text mode installer - is that
problem resolved?
Is there also another problem in the graphical mode installer as well?
Okay, the complete long story:
Originally I and a couple of others noticed that the neat current time according
to anaconda box in the textinstaller went a few hours of when you walked through
the list, iow it showed the wrong time after walking through the list to my
This could be fixed by checking and then unchecking the rtc is in gmt box.
Later I and others noticed that modules.conf as created by anaconda had the same
wrong time as shown in the box in textmode anaconda.
Even later I found the same was true for a graphical anaconda. The most visible
effect of this was insmod complaining about modules.conf being newer then
modules.dep during the first boot, since depmod was run with the correct time
and the modules.conf was created with a time a few hours into the future.
This bug was closed and with that the display of the time according to anaconda
disappeared. So noone noticed anymore, now I did a graphical install some time
ago and noticed that all installer created files had a stimestamp sometime in
the future.
To reproduce:
-do a graphical
-install a default workstation
-choose western europa/amsterdam as timezone
-check the timestamps of /etc/passwd /etc/modules.conf and other installer
created/touched files, they will be a few hours into the future.
I guess you could also try this with a text based install to see if the problem
is there also.
Just to note that the bug about the time in future is still present in RHL 8.0
also see bug #60672
We have no plans to include the current time in this screen.
Please read the bug before closing it !!
This bug no longer is about the time not being shown right (and hasn't been
about this for a long time). It is about the time not being right, causing
config files to be created with a time in the future, which in turn causes
warnings during boot (when the time is correct). Also see bug 60672
This issue is a duplicate of bug 6175. I also posted a patch there to correct
the display of time in TUI timezone selection display ( your original complaint,
Hans ), although nobody seems to be inrerested in it.
As I am not an owner of this bug, I wont mark it as a duplicate. Hans or Michael
should do it.
Thanks for the heads up, I should have seen 60672 was a duplicate of 6175 (I
thought it was a duplicate of this bug, silly me)
Closing as duplicate of 6175.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 6175 ***
Changed to 'CLOSED' state since 'RESOLVED' has been deprecated.


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This past week, I've been reading David Kirkpatrick's The Facebook Effect, the book that was based on in 2010's Oscar-winning movie, The Social Network. Through the first couple of chapters, Kirkpatrick describes the early events in 2004 when Mark Zuckerberg and his fellow Harvard roommates launched Facebook from their dorm room. The service quickly gains traction as they expand across to other colleges in the country including Yale, Stanford, and Columbia. At the forefront of the team's concerns however, was being able to scale, something that plagued fellow social network FriendFeed's early days. With ad revenue barely covering the cost of keeping Facebook up and running, the team's finances teetered at the brink of a major setback.
In Chapter 5's Investors, we find the small group of Harvard undergrads teamed up with Sean Parker, of Napster fame, in their new Palo Alto digs. As the social network entered the new school year in the fall, the total user count exploded, reaching nearly 1 million users by December.
With investors in Silicon Valley clamoring to get a piece of the Facebook pie, Parker led the way to the eventual $12.7 million investment from Accel Partners at a $98 million valuation. This investment gave the firm a 15% stake in the company, 5% less than they had hoped for, but nonetheless, that investment today is now worth $12.75 billion. Not too shabby.
On that same day, Mark Zuckerberg became a millionaire, with the deal including $1 million bonuses for him as well as Parker and co-founder Dustin Moskovitz.
Which leads me to the point of this article. At the conclusion of the chapter, the author describes an interesting account that same evening after the deal had been signed with Accel. Here's the excerpt:
Zuckerberg's girlfriend at the time was a student at Berkeley. In the wee hours he headed there to see her. On the way he stopped in East Palo Alto to get gasoline for "the Warthog," his shiny new black Infiniti. This neighborhood was much poorer than the rest of Palo Alto. The gas station was desolate. As he filled his tank a young man approached him, holding a gun. But he was so drunk or drugged he could barely stand. He had trouble speaking clearly enough to demand money. A terrified Zuckerberg took a calculated risk. He just got into his car and drove away. Nothing happened. "I feel like I'm pretty lucky," he says. Though he referred to his escape from the gunman, it's a good general observation about creating Thefacebook, and his new funding.
The Facebook Effect, pg. 127
Definitely a "no way!" story, considering how the course of events could've been turned upside down in a blink of an eye. For all we know, everyone could still be using Myspace. Thank you drunk guy for doing the right thing.
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Jesus said to The Nick. "You are the most awesome individual alive. Seriously bro get off your fucking ass and do something useful. The people need you. Now go and spread the word my brother to the millions and millions of people who are waiting for you to do something amazing."
Ok the inspiration for that came from this book I got in the mail today. Some religious group in Washington D.C sends me a book full of gospel readings and then says please send me money. How about you send money to "First church of the Nick" instead? Seriously. Donate to me. I am awesome!
Ok so I'm in a bit of a weird mood today. If you people have not noticed that is. I've also been thinking a lot about a many different things. Not like that is any different then how I normally am. I woke up the other morning and I thought to myself why the hell am I just sitting around waiting for something good to happen. Nothing good is going to happen unless I take the time to make something happen. I know I've been looking around for a job, in time I'm sure I will find something. I'm referring to other things though. So with that being said I am going to finally check out about getting my ged. It has been long overdue the way it is. I figure I start with that then I can consider other things such as maybe taking writing classes or computer classes or just something. The point is the time for waiting around is coming to an end and the time for taking some action is coming.
I don't normally mention a lot about WoW in my blogs. That is the nerdy side of me that I am sure not a lot of people care about, well unless you are in my guild and reading this. I've finally got to a point in my mmo gaming where I do not feel stressed out. Why should anyone log on to escape their real life only to be stressed out by stuff that happens in a video game? Sadly though it happens. I found a really good guild though. Really great people. Most are pretty friendly and laid back and easy going. Though I have to admit when I first transferred servers and went to this guild I was pretty quiet and just went with the flow. I came from a guild I was running and leading raids to a guild that I was just another person. Bit of an adjustment. As time went on I've been getting to know other people and I think the shyness is going away somewhat. I'm naturally shy so it probably takes me longer then most people to open up. Unless it is me writing in this blog I keep things to myself the majority of the time. Those who really truly know me though know that I am not always a very quiet person. Anyways I get off track very quickly. I am glad to have found a home with the guild I am in on WoW.
Ok enough nerd stuff for now. It appears my Packers are in serious trouble. The next 6 games, even though they are playing a few 1-3 teams, looks pretty rough. Rodgers might not even play against the Dolphins. Great. So going with only 2 quarterbacks on the roster may not be such a good idea anymore? I am really beginning to believe this season may be lost already. Too many injuries, horrible play calling, inconsistent playing, etc. I am not saying they can't turn it around but if you watch this team play there are no signs of this being the super bowl team everyone thought them to be. Let's hope I am wrong. Though as we all know by now, am I really ever wrong? Ok thats a joke people...laugh damn it!
Yesterday eight years ago was the first time I ever went on a ghost hunt. It has also been about five years since the last time I went out ghost hunting. So sad. Someday I really need to get back into doing that. Like I said there is always stuff going on around me and it is interesting to me. Last night for example I went downstairs to go to the bathroom about 1am or so. In my sister's old room there is a touch lamp. When I had went in there it was off. When I came out I was in the kitchen for a little bit then I noticed there was a light on in that room. It was the same touch lamp that was just off. Ok so maybe the cats could of turned it on by screwing around on the table? Of course, if they were in that room and not in the kitchen with me. Maybe the bulb is about to die or something? Possibly. The fact is touch lamps in this house go on and off by themselves all the time. Do touch lamps really have a mind of their own? I am going to have to say no but feel free to disagree with me.
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Last Saturday, there was a London photo hunt, which was organised by the National University Photographic society. This event brought together the photography society from different universities. Everyone was split into groups of 5, each of us came from different universities and had different level of skills. Not only was I the only girl in my group, I was the only person who was not very good at photography. Never mind, I'm glad to have guys who were really good at photography in my group and were enthusiastic. We had two list of items to complete: one was themes and the other was find list. There was 30 items to find on the list and we managed to find all the landmarks within the time yay.
I didn't take many photos, partly because of my limited photography skills, but mostly because I was too tired and cold to hold my camera. This trip has taught me a lot of things, especially with photography and how I need to improve. I really enjoyed the day since I had never explored London like this before. Luckily, my university is a train away from London so I can go there easily. I can't wait to go to the next photo hunt and I'm looking forward to the next time in London.
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Alcoholism drug treatment has been a very important part of my recovery. There have been many different types of substances that I have abused throughout my lifetime, but alcohol has always been very prevalent in my story.
There is a lot of research that has been conducted on alcoholism drug treatment. An article I read discussed some of the differences between male and female substance abusers/alcoholics. Apparently, there is a much higher occurrence of physical and/or sexual abuse among female substance abusers than there is among men.
This is of great significance due to the fact that many women are afraid to tell anyone about the abuse they have suffered, even though it may play a large role in why they started to self-medicate in the first place.
Women who have turned to substance abuse as a way to deal with their pain need treatment programs that teach them alternative ways of coping. Simply not drinking is not going to solve an alcoholic's problems. If part of an alcoholic's drinking is due to pain she has felt in the past, in particular due to some sort of trauma, then dealing with this needs to be part of a treatment plan. Alcoholism drug treatment is a necessity.
For this reason, some believe that treatment for substance abuse should be more gender focused. Women who are treated in a same sex environment may find it much easier to share information about themselves regarding such issues as children, sexuality, prostitution, sexual abuse, and physical abuse.
This is not to say that men do not self-medicate their emotional pain as well. Anyone can experience abuse or trauma. Generally, the trauma most women experience is imposed on them by men, meaning they may not feel safe in a treatment environment that involves males. It is important for women to be able to share their fears and feelings in a place where they feel safe, and doing this in an all female environment, at least at first, could be very beneficial.
Another important part of any alcoholism drug treatment plan is the role of motivation in relation to staying sober. Successful treatment of substance abuse must include the desire to get well. This is true for all kinds of treatments, whether it be for addiction or dealing with past issues. If a person does not want to get better and stay sober, the chance of success is not so great.
Even though it may take on a different appearance from one organization to another, many feel strongly that all types of substance abuse treatment from Alcoholics Anonymous to psychoanalysis must emphasize the importance of self-motivation. To be strongly motivated most often involves a change in one's attitude and lifestyle. Unfortunately, people are often afraid of change. We tend to be most comfortable when things remain the same, even if we are miserable.
It has been said that every alcoholic or addict has opposing forces going on at the same time. One force is in the direction of sobriety and the desire to become a healthy, contributing member of society.
However, there is an opposing force that drives the alcoholic in the other direction, toward a life centered around alcohol. This helps explain why it can be so hard for someone to get sober and to stay sober. Part of the alcoholic wants desperately to change his life, but another part is so used to their destructive lifestyle that they cannot imagine changing.
I know from experience that in order to maintain sobriety, an alcoholic or drug addict needs to do more than just stop drinking or using drugs. A constructive substitute for the abused substance must be found. This is a slow, painful process. It demands a radical change in lifestyle, and requires developing new interests and attitudes, new friends or new ways of relating to old friends, and new ways of coping with difficulties.
If an alcoholic stops drinking, but continues to hang out with their drinking buddies, they will likely go back to drinking at some point. An alcoholic or drug addict needs to find new, productive ways of dealing with their problems other than trying to fix them or forget about them through drinking or using drugs.
The combination of psychotherapy and alcoholics anonymous is believed by many to greatly improve an alcoholic's success rate at staying sober. Many say that involvement in AA helps predict if a person will stay sober or not.
Addiction is an illness and, staying sober and healthy can be difficult. Therefore, I definitely think that taking advantage of all available resources is incredibly important. Alcoholism is a very difficult disease to manage, and we need to be willing to accept all the help we can find.
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I thought I would share my finds from today's thrifting trip. We were out and about for approximately 2 hours and visited three diffferent thrift shops in town.
My favorite piece: an iron leg industrial desk
I found this one at a Salvation Army thrift store for $15.99 and its beautiful. I might just have to redo my office now and center it around this desk. I'm in love. And you can't beat the price.
I also picked up some other random items (some are pictured below).
Ceramic artichoke – $4.99 Value Village
Ceramic Ramekins (4 – I don't know where the other one went for this photo) – $3.99 Value Village
Polka Dot Mugs – $0.59 each Salvation Army
Birdcage Mug – $0.99 Salvation Army
Vintage Lightswtich covers – $1.99 each Salvation Army
Gold/White/Black Bangles – $1.50 Salvation Army
Glass Christmas Trees (part of an ongoing DIY project) – $0.50 and $0.99 Salvation Army
Children Books (4 – One was titled 'Dick'…see Disk run….) – $3.99 Value Village
Cassette Drawer (upcoming DIY project) – $2.00 Salvation Army
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In addition to the release of Western Digital's My Book Live and its supporting mobile apps, the external solutions company have also launched the WD TV Live – a Wi-Fi-enabled media player.
The new-to-market streaming media player connects to the internet wirelessly or through an Ethernet connection and features a clean, intuitive user interface, allowing for easy access to internet content from video services, social networking (YouTube, for example) and internet radio delivered directly to your TV in full HD 1080p view.
As Macworld Australia discovered during the press demonstration, the player's interface is completely customisable. Users can tweak and manipulate the font, images and style that appears on their TV screen, keeping the look personalised and fresh. This, coupled with easy operation, makes it a device that the whole family can get to grips with.
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When I first came across the Natural and Clean range I was a bit skeptical, I wasn't sure what to expect from natural baby cleaning products – but the new baby range exceeded my expectations and now I can't stop showing everyone I know how Whoops-a-daisyworks – it's amazing!
About Natural and Clean products
Natural & Clean is a UK cleaning specialist offering a wide range of innovative but also environmentally friendly products for your house, travel, pet and now baby products.
Natural and Clean Whoops-a-daisy!
This product is amazing, it's the only word I can use to describe it. The first thing I did when I tested Whoops-a-daisy out was spill some water on the floor, sprinkle the powder directly on to it and waited a couple of minutes to see what happened next. Sure enough the crystals expanded and absorbed the liquid, as I first tested on tiles I simply used my dustpan and brush and swept the jelly like substance up from the floor and there was no evidence it was ever there – no mark at all, so I didn't even have to give it a quick wipe afterwards as I was expecting I might have to. It looked like I could pretty much peel the jelly from the floor with my fingers if I wanted to.
When I tested Whoops-a-Daisy for this review and to take pictures I used milk on my wooden worktops and again sprinkled the powder over the spillage and watched as it crystalised! Once it had crystalised I used my daughter's pink dustpan and brush (as it looks a lot nicer than mine!!) to ease it away from the worktop, although you could probably even pick it up with your fingers, although you would still need to sweep away the excess powder.
It's very strange, but amazing stuff and doesn't have an aroma either. Whoops-a-daisy is non toxic and biodegradable as well as being safe to use around children and animals. If you're just about to start potty training I would definitely recommend this product for any little accidents.
The bottle has a safety cap for added security and small holes on the top so you don't end up pouring the whole lot out in one go. I really wish I had found Whoops-a-Daisy when my daughter was first born.
Natural and Clean Spot Remover Wipes
The Spot Remover Wipes aren't like any other wipe I've seen or used before, they have a texture to them and they are moist enough to get rid of a spot or spill but not enough to make the area wet. They're particularly handy to have around when you are just about to step out of the door, everyone looks pristine and then from nowhere a sticky hand appears and usually you would either get yourself or your little one changed or end up leaving the house with a big wet mark on your top from cleaning it with a wet cloth. As the Spot Remover Wipes dry to a powder you don't have to worry about having to also quickly dry yourself off with a hairdryer (or hand dryer if you're out!!) and thinking it would have been quicker to get changed!
The aroma of the Spot Remover Wipes is natural and just leaves a fresh and clean smell behind so nothing overpowering and great to know they don't contain any solvents and phosphates.
Although not included in the list of uses, I also found that they made my stainless steel bread bin sparkle (after a quick polish off with a dry cloth).
I think the best thing is that the Spot Remover Wipes don't leave big wet patches behind after using them, not only great for spots on clothes but also if sticky fingers get on your sofas for example, you don't have to keep avoiding the wet area all day.
Natural & Clean Bin Deodoriser
I tested out the Bin Deodoriser on my regular kitchen bin while the bag was in as it can get smelly really quickly, what with cat food pouches, general waste and nappies too. Each time I opened the bin and it didn't smell too good I just gave it a quick spritz with the Natural and Clean Bin Deodoriser that I kept next to the bin. The next time I opened the bin lid the smell was definitely not as powerful and I could smell the natural and subtle smell of the Bin Deodoriser, without that then being overpowering – although as with the other products in this range the fragrance is natural, fresh and clean.
We don't have wheelie bins in our area, but I think if we did I would certainly have a bottle of Natural and Clean Bin Deodoriser handy for it, particularly after bin collection day. You can either spray the Bin Deodoriser directly in to an open bin liner that's already in use in a bin or use it between bin liners to freshen the bin itself. I think if you also have a dedicated nappy bin it would be useful to keep that fresher too.
As with the Spot Remover Wipes, Natural and Clean Bin Deodoriser is solvent and phosphate free. The bottle also has a safety catch so you can close it off when it's not in use – although it's not completely child proof as a little spray can come out with the catch on, so I would recommend keeping it out of reach anyway.
Other products in the Natural and Clean baby range
Natural and Clean also have an Essential Baby Clean Up Kit that contains all of the above products in handy travel sizes so it's perfect for keeping in the car or your change bag.
Where to Buy Natural and Clean Products
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Wish you were working abroad but don't know where to go on your gap year? Picking your perfect destination is an important part of your plans to get a paid job abroad, as your choice of destination will influence your gap year plans. You'll need to know which country offers the best paid work opportunities and which meet your job requirements. Here are our top tips for finding paid work abroad:
If you've always longed to visit a particular destination then you might want to fit your paid work plans around seeing your country of choice. There might be some particular activities that are top of your list, or stunning sights you've always wanted to see. With so many destinations offering great opportunities to get a paid job, why not combine your ideal job with your perfect location and really make the most of your chance to travel?
Ask yourself if you want all-year-round sunshine or want to work in a winter wonderland? Do you want to work in a home-from-home English-speaking country, or do you want to go somewhere with a different culture? There are enough great paid work opportunities out there around the world for you to find the perfect harmony between location and job, so you have an all-round working adventure you'll never forget.
Australia is the original gap year destination and is still an immensely popular choice for any gap year traveller wanting to find paid work abroad. Not only do the Australians speak English and share a familiar culture, but the Aussies have year round sun and barbies on the beach - what's not to like? With some of the most exciting gap year adventures to be had in the land Down Under, why not make it top of your destination list?
Australia is the perfect place to get a paid job as the working holiday visa scheme allows travellers aged 18-30 to get a pass to work in Australia for up to a year. Our popular Absolute Oz jobs package offers one week of fun in Sydney and Beach Camp and 12 months of job advice and support. You can also find paid professional work in Australia, or work in some of Sydney's high-end hotels, bars and restaurants in a hospitality job in Oz.
If you are looking for skilled labour jobs, get a carpentry job in Oz. Want to work in the Aussie outback? Get a guaranteed ranch job and work on a farm in the great outdoors. Want to get out and work on the open seas? Land a sailing job in Australia. The possibilities for paid work in Australia are endless and that's part of the draw for all gap year travellers in search of the ideal job abroad.
Another favourite gap year working destination is New Zealand, land of the Lord of the Rings and home to some great job opportunities! With the same working holiday scheme as Australia, travellers can work and earn money for up to a year, while making the most of the adrenaline thrills on offer in the adventure capital of the world. Our Absolute NZ jobs trip is a great gap year programme, which make it easy and effortless to kick start your job search in New Zealand. If you love hitting the slopes, then training to become a ski/snowboard instructor in New Zealand's stunning mountains is the ideal way to land a ski job abroad. Find paid work in the 'Land of the Long White Cloud'.
Take off to the land of the free and score yourself a hot job in one of the world's super-powered economies. With so many stunning states to explore you'll be winging your way from Washington to the buzz of the Big Apple in no time! Getting paid work as an Au Pair is a must for any aspiring nanny, and if childcare is your dream job then living and working with a US family is the way to see the world!
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Don't be sucked in to staying in your safety net, it's time to take that first step over the threshold, let the wind take you where it will and see all the working world has to offer. The awesome range of diverse destinations is an undeniable draw for any traveller and once you've decided on your location there'll be no stopping you!
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