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Things to do in London today
Welcome to the IanVisits guide to free and cheap lectures, talks, heritage events, organised walks and other random miscellany happening around London.
Special Events in London Today
The cemetery runs guided history and heritage walks every month throughout the summer.
Starts at 12am
The Dean of Southwark, the Very Revd. Andrew Nunn, conducts a blessing of Crossbones Garden of Remembrance, followed by a performance and picnic for St Mary Magdalene Day.
12:30pm to 5pm
A summer weekend with street food, bars, funfair rides, stunts and shows, fireworks, and, a colourful array of hot air balloons.
11am to 9pm
Enfield Town
The annual open day showcasing the best of Brompton Cemetery.
Starts at 11am
West Brompton
Things to do in London today | What's on tomorrow | Things to do in London this weekend
Events in July | Events in August | Events in September | Events in October
Exhibitions Open Today & Closing Soon
Rodin and the art of ancient Greece
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - 10am to 5:50pm)
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - 10am to 5:50pm)
Discover how ancient Greek sculpture inspired Rodin to set a radical new direction for modern art. (Closing soon Sun, 29th Jul)
Dinosaurs In The Wild
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - All Day)
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - All Day)
Animatronic dinosaurs come to North Greenwich (Closing soon Tue, 31st Jul)
Karl and Eleanor Marx
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - All Day)
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - All Day)
Discover the links between the British Library and Karl Marx and his daughter Eleanor, through original documents from their work in the British Museum Reading Room (Closing soon Sun, 5th Aug)
Another Europe, an outdoor exhibition of photographs around Kings Cross
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - All Day)
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - All Day)
An outdoor exhibition of photographs, around the Kings Cross area of London, exploring the diversity of European Heritage.
Hope to Nope: Graphics and Politics 2008-18
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - 10am to 6pm)
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - 10am to 6pm)
Discover how graphic design has played a pivotal role in dictating and reacting to the major political moments of our times.
A Curious Turn: Moving, Mechanical Sculpture
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - 11am to 4pm)
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - 11am to 4pm)
A display of automata from the leading makers of the last 40 years, ranging from the humorous to the macabre and from the playful to the satirical.
Inside North Korea
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - 11:30am to 6pm)
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - 11:30am to 6pm)
This collection of photographs taken in 2015 by architecture and design critic Oliver Wainwright offers the opportunity to step into one of the most restricted and enigmatic places on the planet Inside North Korea.
Print! Tearing It Up
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - All Day)
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - All Day)
This exhibition charts the evolution of polemic and progressive print publications and celebrates the current diverse industry of innovative independent magazines.
The Return of the Past: Postmodernism in British Architecture
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - 10am to 5pm)
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - 10am to 5pm)
The exhibition focuses on the early, 'radical moment' of Postmodernism, which it reveals to be one of the most inventive periods in British architectural history
The voyages of Captain James Cook
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - 11am to 5pm)
(Sunday, 22nd Jul - 11am to 5pm)
This exhibition tells the story of Captain James Cook's three world-changing voyages through original documents, many of which were produced by the artists, scientists and sailors on board the ships.
Regular Events
(usually repeat most weeks)
Visit the second biggest Conservatory in London
Walking Tours of London
Discover the delightful, gardens of the City created from bomb sites of the Second World War. (Barbican)
A 90-minute walking tour as you explore the Barbican and discover the fascinating history behind the building of the Centre and the surrounding estate. (Barbican)
Explore London with one of our fantastic Doctor Who guides on this 2 ½ hour walking tour. (Southwark)
Join Henri for a fun and fascinating walking tour around London's trendiest neighbourhood. (Moorgate)
Tower Bridge Opening Times
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If Obama wins this election, it might be because he is Black. Think about it:
Hillary didn't take Obama seriously (until far too late - and maybe not now). If she had, she would have run a better campaign from the get-go.
McCain could not have been taking Obama seriously if he thought that picking Palin was going to do real damage.
If Obama was a white man, I'm sure that Hillary would have battled him differently. McCain would have too.
I believe that Clinton and McCain thought something like: "Oh, yeah, he's charismatic, but..." I don't believe that they have taken him seriously as someone who is as intelligent as, say Bill Clinton. Plantation mentality is coming out in a whole lot of people.
But you know what really bothers me about this? It is that in not taking Obama seriously, they were not taking the citizens of this country serious. They didn't give us enough credit for being able to recognize Obama's intelligence, leadership, compassion, and call for change. Americans of all races and lifestyles are at least paying attention to what is going on. We have not, in most cases, just herded up like sheep in behind the same old shepherds.
So, yeah, race is definitely a factor in this election. Race is always a factor in just about everything, but this time, race might be a factor in Obama's favor.
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Being Black Might Win Obama The Election
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FAIRBURN, Ga. -- One man has died and another is injured after they were found with gunshot wounds in a car in Fairburn late Wednesday.
According to Union City Police, a man was assaulted by two men during an attempted robbery around 8 p.m. He broke away from the men and was chased to a friend's house on Cotter Drive.
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I've been forwarded a zillion of these type of surveys, but usually delete them. For some reason lately, I get a kick out of doing them. And right now, I'm not even sending this to anyone...just blogging.
A - Available or single: totally taken!
B - Best friend: Mana
C - Cake or pie: can I have both? I guess I woudl say ice cream since it's usually eaten during a b-day celebration...fun, fun!
D - Drink of choice: lemonade
E - Essential item you use everyday: my Medela pump
F - Favorite color: purple
G - Gummy bears or worms: worms
H - Hometown: Brooklyn Park
I - Indulgence: cheese fries from Outback
J - January or February: February... usually not much going on... a chance to have family time!
K - Kids & names: Zander & Mason
L - Life is incomplete without? KIDS! Don't they say the darndest things?!
M - Marriage date: Sept. 11, 1999
N - Number of siblings: 1 sister
O - Oranges or apples: oranges. As a kid I used to dislike oranges, but now they're my favorite!
P - Phobias or fears: my kids getting hurt/sick or being in danger
Q - Fave quote: "you get what you pay for"
R - Reason to smile: my family
S - Season: definitely fall! I love the changing of the seasons (good thing I live in MN). Fall has the most dramatic change with the leaves changing colors and falling off. I love the smells of fall too - apples, cinnamon, pumpkin, hot cocoa.
T - Tall or short: short 5'4"
U - Unknown fact about me: I started kindergarten when I was 4 (turned 5 a few days later)
V- Vegetable you don't like: onion
W - Worst habit: nit-picking my hubby
X - Xrays: I don't think I've had any
Y - Your fave food: steak
Z - Zodiac sign: Virgo
Sunday, November 11, 2007
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I really must vow to stop posting blogs at midnight. As my friend Kat has indicated, "I think it was Van Gogh who cut off his ear, for whatever it's worth ...." She is indeed correct. What was I thinking (probably something about Doritoes). I wish I could turn this blogger thing "off" when either it's late or I'm stupid (or, for that matter, both). I know for a fact that, the next time I go for Chinese, my fortune cookie is going to read, "Help! I'm trapped in a blogger and I cannot get out."
Today was an interesting day. I went downtown to 6th and Blanco and did some shopping. I picked up a sofa table for my house. It's pretty. Cherry wood on top with silver metal legs. As much as I like the table (and the deal I got on it!) I can't help but remember all the times I went downtown, to 6th and Blanco, with HIM. We would sit on the patio at Z Tejas after a morning of shooting (when the light got crappy) and enjoy a plate of eggs. Ah, if only he knew my true feelings (I always wish'd HE'd pass me more eggs.) And, speaking of "shooting" I did some of that today too. Yes, it's true. My 1.5 year (or whatever it's up to) "shooting slump" has finally ended and I'm back shooting again. Don't think I got anything special, just tooled about the house with the camera as the sun was setting but there was a couple of shots I had to get "out of my system." Maybe they will make for some good manipulations (if I can find the damn daylab.)
And, to run this blog full circle, while I was downtown, I saw an exhibit on Ansel Adams' work. It was "hellacool" to use a cliche. Some of the prints were working prints and some were printed by him. His actual grubby hands touched the work, imagine that. Excellent work. It was great to see a bunch of it in one place. They also had a Paul Strand and another artist who's work I was not familiar with, but it blew me away. Great shot of deers running in b&w. I love the "blurry people" type of work (ok, so I like "blurry animals" too). Makes me want to take the dogs out into the yard for a run. I will be doing some blurry flowers photos this year, for certain. Can't wait. Soon it will be wildflower season. I hope it's a good one.
Hmm. I wonder if I'm going to get anything for valentine's day. Maybe I'll give myself implants. More $$ than roses but they do not die in a week. And chocolate would only make me fat.
Until next time, this is Carol, the Carol in "Carol's Little World" signing off.


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Monday, September 3, 2012
My comment.
I made the comment the other night before. If I could have anything it would be "You wanting me in chastity".
I don't want to "try" to get you into the idea more by "trying" to act differently or do things just to get you into the idea. I read about guys trying to "trick" their wife into seeing that advantage of chastity.
I have seen a change and felt a change from the natural fact of not being able to masturbate and feel it is a very positive effect. I feel very nervous when I speak with you about chastity because of such a roller coaster ride I have sent you through these years. I feel this can be a financial boost and also can be a relationship boost.
I would love for you to be comfortable and enjoy the fact of the chastity. I would love for you to be able to flirt, and so forth with no worries of sexual advancement out of me so we both could enjoy those moments more.
One thing I would like to propose this month, I stay in till the 20th. if you agree. I have two Thursday's before that I would like to focus completely on you. Still have "date night" and sexually focused on you alone. If "situations come up-that time of the month" I can still focus on you with a massage and so forth if you like.
What do you think?
Love you.
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Retrieval is all set for Sat. and they finally called with a time. We are set for 3:30pm and I got my instructions about not eating or drinking, what I can and can't wear, and how early to get there. They also gave me the trigger instructions which were for 4:45AM, wow!! DH got up and got everything ready while I prepared myself HAHA! When we were all set his first attempt didn't go through so he had to do it again, the second didn't go either, by this time he only had one more try left. Third times a charm and it finally went in. The actual needle and meds didn't hurt at all just the inital poke. It was sore afterwards and hurt to lay on that side but went away in no time. Today it's still a little sore and now I have three hole marks on my butt!!
Here is how it started out you can see the needle a little I didn't get one with the top off sorry! We drew back to the 2 mark with the water.
Friday, December 12, 2008
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- Nurse Betty L. Boop said...
Definitly change out the needle after mixing...it'll save you from having big holes. Sorry about those!!! I'm praying that you get some great little embies next week!
- December 12, 2008 at 11:20 AM
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yes, only property owners should vote
no, let everyone vote
Fully financially independent emancipated minors should even have a full vote. Whereas adults whose primary needs are met 100% by government assistance programs should have zero vote.
Most people, even those on public assistance of various kinds, would still at least have partial votes, under my plan.
You know, I know some poor people that have MUCH more character, personality and morals and values than any wealthy person. I guess people like Paris Hilton, Miley Cyrus etc. get a pass. What makes people think that because a person is having a hard time in life means they somehow deserve to lose any of their rights is beyond my understanding.
There is nothing wrong with using the services that WE provide to help the poor not starve. As a matter of fact, it would selfish not to if you have kids. Have your kids go hungry because of pride?
You know what makes this whole property thing even funnier: I would take all my acres, divide them up into tiny chunks, and sell that off as 'Voting Plots' - I could even erect a plaque. "This voting plot is in honor of ___" It would be like a cemetery for our rightfully granted rights.
It would become a tourist attraction.
. . . And I'd donate the money to charity and write it off on my taxes . . . and further a cause to overthrow such a ridiculous law.
A screaming comes across the sky.
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While that figure alone may be mind-boggling, being that it was the largest one-month job loss since 1974 (when we went off the gold standard), the number crunchers at Labor provided more proof of just how sloppy and contrived government figures have been.
Employers cut 403,000 jobs in September, versus 284,000 previously estimated. Another 320,000 were chopped in October, compared with an initial estimate of 240,000.
It's becoming increasingly clear that Bush administration operatives were hell-bent on keeping a lid on the depth of economic destruction leading up to the election. Not only have we learned - on Monday - that the US has been in a recession since December of 2007 (despite "official" GDP figures for the 1st and 2nd quarters of 2008 showing growth), but now we have revisions of 199,000 more jobs lost in the two months just prior to the election.
It's a good thing these people are on the way out. Maybe we can restore some faith in government with a new administration that gives us the straight story, and that's a big maybe.
Dow 8,635.42, +259.18 (3.09%)
NYSE Composite 5,401.25, +168.99 (3.23%)
As expected, stocks started out the day on the downside and spent most of the session in the red, until about 2:30 pm. At that point, following a 250-point rally that brought the Dow Jones Industrials to break-even, stocks went straight up. It seems the good, old, tried-and-true pumping tactics of the PPT have not gone the way of the buggy whip and the typewriter.
With stocks taking the worst jobs news in decades so much in stride that they would rally, one has to believe that today's action is about as temporary as a prostitute's decency. Stocks, by almost any measure, have much further to fall. The rosy pictures painted by economists fail to understand the dynamics of the global economic tsunami which has swept in via the corrupt banking and capital-creation system.
Figure the Dow at 5,000, the S&P at 500 and the NASDAQ around 1000 before this is all over.
If those figures sound too harsh, take a gander at any long-range linear charts of the indices in question to discover just how overvalued stocks had become since 1982. Then try to understand the concept of "mean reversion" in which the indices will revert to old habits and ranges. We've been involved in the largest economic fiction ever devised, which began in the 70s when we went off the gold standard, and increased in complexity through Reaganomics, was exploited through the Clinton years and finally exposed and degraded during the Bush II administration.
Of course, nobody believed me when I predicted - last year - that the Dow would plummet below 10,000. Heck, i hardly believed it when it actually happened. Now, I understand just how correct I was and have gotten over the shock and scare of a global depression and can clearly predict where the economy is headed.
We're in for a world of hurt. If the last few months seemed harsh to you, prepare to grab your ankles for another rough ride. This is going to get MUCH, MUCH WORSE than anyone believes or is prepared to state publicly.
If today's trading is any indication, the stock market, along with the government, has gone completely off the rails. More likely, each of them have been far from solvent or honest for at least 18 months. Now would be a good time to start declaring 10 dependents on your W-2, hoarding cash, canned goods and firewood (along with firearms). The rioting will begin sometime next year, if not sooner. Hungry people without jobs or homes can do two things well: riot and die. My thinking is that there will be plenty of both in coming months.
In case you haven't noticed throughout this turbulent fall, all bailout legislation has focused on big business, mostly banking, and not a penny for the average American. Worse yet, the taxpayer has not only not received a plugged nickel, he and she are responsible for the debt. That's part of the social contract we made when we elected the people who are now giving away our money. Naturally, most Americans have been opposed to bailing out businesses from the start, and still are today. The aforementioned social fabric has been pretty badly torn of late, so a new word should enter into everyone's lexicon: repudiate.
It's a wonderful word which releases you from all responsibility to the word or words immediately following it. Repeat after me: I repudiate all debt incurred by the federal government since the illegal election of George W. Bush in November 2000.
Wham! There goes about a $30,000 obligation. Now, if we could get another 200 million or so Americans to do the same thing, we could reduce our debt to pre-2000 level, when the government was actually turning a profit and our national debt was something on the order of $3.8 trillion, not the $12 trillion it's about to become. You want to see stocks soar? Try that little trick!
On the day, advancing issues pummeled decliners, 4496-2151, but the truth lie in the number of new lows (489) to new highs (29). New highs have been flat for some time, though new lows showed gains all week. Trajectory is still negative. Volume was normal.
NYSE Volume 1,552,209,000
NASDAQ Volume 2,224,416,000
That stocks went up so much on Friday is odd, since everything else seemed to be falling in price. Oil fell another $1.92, to an unbelievably reasonable $41.75. Get out and buy an SUV for Christmas! Gold was down $6.50, at $759.00. Silver gained a penny to $9.53
Despite Friday's gains, all indices ended lower for the week, which is as it should be, though we are not nearly down as much as would normally be expected. That 7500 level was no bottom.
It wasn't a really bad week for some, though for people without jobs, it isn't getting any easier. New businesses need to be formed to replace the ones failing now. The biggest and best - companies like Coca Cola (KO), Proctor & Gamble, Exxon-Mobile, Wal-Mart and McDonald's will survive and even prosper. There are actually some good value plays with dividends emerging from that group. But for the rest of the smaller, leveraged businesses and individuals, life is going to sour.
What say we abolish or severely cut the payroll (income) tax? Nothing would put people back to work and boost real estate values any more effectively. Let the federal government run a deficit on that basis.
But Friday's rally seemed to be right out of one of Kafka's most visceral dreams.


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Wednesday, August 27, 2014
St. Augustine and St. Monica
My hometown parish and the site of the funeral was St. Augustine Church, Montpelier, Vermont. It is in Montpelier that I was born and St. Augustine Church where I was baptized, received First Penance, First Holy Communion and Confirmation. Montpelier is a charming, capitol city and St. Augustine Church's is a Gothic styled church built out of Vermont granite.
St. Augustine was a fourth century bishop from Hippo, Africa. The wayward son of St. Monica, who shed many tears and offered many prayers for his conversion. He was a brilliant man, who when he did embrace the Catholic faith at age 32, brought his great natural talents to bear when explaining and defending the faith to others. He is a doctor of the Catholic Church. His feast day is August 28.
One of my favorite stories about St. Augustine is reflected in this picture. It is the story of Augustine trying to understand the mystery of the Holy Trinity. As he walks along the beach pondering the mystery, he sees a little boy trying to put the ocean into a little hole he had dug out of the sand. "You can't fill the hole with the ocean," Augustine tells the child. "Neither can you comprehend the mystery of the Holy Trinity in your limited intellect," retorts the boy and upon saying it, he vanishes!
Here is a link to an Algerian Dessert possibly from Augustine's time
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She is a guidance counselor in high school and works with kids that are struggling with their sexuality.
I hadn't seen this video. It is made up of Canadian personalities from the political, entertainment, business and sports realms.
I have already referenced Dan Savage's video in a past post, so thought I would give it a Canadian perspective..........which of course is much the same. This is a universal tragedy that is happening with our kids.
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It seems that the country's forward energy policy - that of building loads of highly visible wind turbines that only make electricity when the wind is blowing - isn't going to produce the goods in the not very distant future.
Mrs Rigby has been banging on about this to her family for absolutely ages, and at last she feels vindicated because today's newspapers are awash with dire warnings of power cuts within a very few years, and possibly even this coming winter if global warming doesn't kick in quickly enough to raise temperatures above freezing and so ease the surges in demand caused by the ad breaks of Coronation Street and Eastenders.
Mrs R remembers reading, some ten or more years ago, that we needed to replace our power stations. She remembers there being a plan in place to do so, but it was quietly dropped by our current government and no doubt the money that had been set aside has been used elsewhere. Mr Miliband has at least admitted they've got it a bit wrong, it's he who has forecast these power shortages.
There are all sorts of alarmist stories doing the rounds - it'll be as bad as during the three day week, we'll all need candles - which are a fire hazard (and they give you cancer), and none of us will be able to watch the Olympics because all the country's electricity will have to be diverted to power the floodlights, CCTVs and so on - even though it'll be summer!
The thing is that we're very much more dependent on electricity than we were in the seventies. Almost every home has a computer - and most are in use whenever people are at home. It's the way we communicate with each other, how we find out what's going on in the world and, for many, it's the sole means of entertainment and relaxation.
Computers are also the way we do business, so having power cuts would be catastrophic for the economy. So it's essential we have energy security, it's almost unbelievable that any nation's government could have ignored the warnings for so long - but they have, and we'll all have to deal with it, somehow.
The country possibly faces being held to ransom in return for electrical energy (and will be nothing to do with Gordon Brown's brother who's currently head of media relations at EDF, which owns London Electricity, Sweb and Seeboard). It's now common knowledge (thanks to the MSM) that we soon won't be able to make enough electricityof our own for our needs, so providers will be able to name their price - and no doubt the consumer will end up being fleeced, as always.
We've got rid of gasometers at a rather alarming rate too (no doubt because of H+S regs) so can now only store a week's gas supply, unlike our neighbours in Europe who can each keep oodles of the stuff in store. This means that if there's a breakdown of a transcontinental pipeline we're all going to be very cold.
Mrs Rigby remembers the three day week, brought in by the Heath government to combat the effects of the miners' strikes. She was a bit younger, obviously, and it was something of an adventure when she learned about cooking in hay boxes - which were absolutely useless! She also learned how important it was to make sure a house had a secondary source of heating - an open fire, a woodburner or even one of those mobile gas heaters that steamed up all the windows when the cylinder was running low.
"Modern" homes aren't quite so well planned, they're almost hermetically sealed and almost all are totally dependent on gas for heating - and gas boilers won't work without electricity. Few, if any, houses built over the last ten or so years have a separate fireplace that could be used to burn coal or logs on a frosty night during a power cut.
So what are people supposed to do - when domestic wind turbines are a waste of money, solar panels are expensive, and you run the risk of falling foul of planning rules if you want some for your roof?
We'll all have to huddle round a candle of course, and blame the nasty Tories who will probably still be in government when the brown stuff fails to hit the fan because there's no energy to turn it round. And, of course, the Labour "opposition" will have a field day, no doubt carelessly forgetting that it's all their fault - in the same way that one commenter in the Mail said, "It's all because of Thatcher!" Somehow they never see themselves as culpable, and never seem to find a dry path out of a mire.
Pushing all that aside there must be things we can do to prepare ourselves - but apart from buying up the complete stock of Prices Altar Candles (they burn for absolutely ages) there doesn't seem much. Perhaps it would be a good idea to get a woodburner (which needs a flue) because the top can be used for cooking almost anything that would normally go on a hob. That'd solve the problem of cooking - but not for people living in high rise flats, or even low-rise apartments.
We could all make our own electricity, and quite easily too. Mrs R remembers seeing a very clever invention - probably on Tomorrow's World. It was a tiny turbine that would fit into the flue of a gas boiler and could generate electricity from the movement of the exhaust gases. The inventor claimed it produced enough for his home, with enough left over to go into the National Grid. But, try as she might Mrs R's never seen the thing for sale, and can't find it mentioned anywhere online.
What can businesses, central and local government do?
For a start they could turn off their lights at night, it'd reduce their energy use and save a fortune in bills as well as cutting the amount of light pollution. Perhaps councils could be persuaded to turn off every other street light? They're all so bright these days that those left turned on would still provide enough light to read a newspaper at midnight, even on the darkest night.
Perhaps also there should be some serious effort into finding truly alternate forms of energy.
Wind turbines are all well and good - they're highly visible, so make it look as if somebody or other's expending huge efforts into "doing something", but in reality most of them use more power than they'll ever generate - energy used in construction and because when there's no wind they use electricity to "feather" the blades so the motors don't seize up.
Aside from wave power and things like the Seven Barrage scheme, which has environmentalists in a tizz, one city seems to have had a great idea, and that's Southampton - which since 1986 has been using geothermal energy. It's now used to heat shopping centres, houses, flats, hotels and a swimming pool as well as providing all the electrical energy needed by the port of Southampton. (More about it here)
There are also the mountains of rubbish we produce, which is failing to generate any income from recycling even after its' long journey to the far east - it could stay here and be burned to generate electricity, surely? And if not, why not?
Before you leap to green conclusions, Mrs R is only a bit of a tree-hugger. She's always done her bit to conserve energy, if only because it keeps the bills down, but she's never truly believed that government has wanted to do anything that was more than show - and the latest EU regulations regarding lightbulbs are a good example - why force us use something containing mercury, when it's been banned from barometers and thermometers because it's so terribly dangerous to both people and the environment? And what are we supposed to do with the things when they stop working? (Oops! That was a sidestep and a half.)
But, of course, there's no mention of any sensible policy in the government's ideas portfolio.
All they can think about is ordering a future generation to reduce their carbon footprint (because the earth is going to turn into a desert) and then they talk about building more power stations, either nuclear or gas, some time, some when, in the future - when it'll be a different group of people who have to make the decision about where they should be.
All this will, of course, get the environmentalists in a tizz, and the health lobbyists in a tizz ... but, because we'll all be sitting in the dark hugging our candles, we won't have the slightest idea what's going on because our computers won't work without electricity!
Excellent piece on the same subject written by leg-iron is here
Tuesday, 1 September 2009
When the wind doesn't blow - we'll need candles.
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Book 5, Burn. 197pg ebook
"What we have isn't something we made. It's something that existed before we even met."
Ok so I am just going to get this off my chest and out there....
Much better ;)
Burn is in both Jonathan and Monica's POV again, and I am so glad CD choose to continue like this. Watching how they both are dealing with things draws you deeper into the story.
Jonathan is patiently waiting for Monica to return to him after leaving him standing alone at the door as she ran off in the cab. He keeps tabs on her, just to feel close to her. To know she is safe. To have some form of her in his life. To show her that she belongs to him, not just her body, but her heart.
"I feel your hands on your phone when you read my texts."
Monica does everything she can do to keep away from him, and away from her house after the camera's were found. She plods along, and on the outside she seems fine, coping with being alone once again. But on the inside, she is a mess. She has realized that she loves the one man who she cant have. It would ruin her. But she cant really let go.
"I missed his sharp tongue and his strong arms. Yes, I missed his dick and all our play, but it was the loss of his stare, the warmth of his attention, and the emotional safety of his sphere of influence made me feel unmoored."
The bitch rears her head once again, she cant leave well enough alone, and rocks up at Jonathan's, wanting him back, begging for him to take her how he likes, Jonathan knows she is up to something, he just can't put his finger on it. Or belt.
Monica finishes up her art project with Darren and Kevin when things take a turn for the worse, and throw Jonathan right back in her lap, leaving her fighting her inner self for control over the situation. But this time, Jonathan isn't willing to just play a game and bed her, he wants her for Keeps, and is prepared to wait for her to come back to him, willingly and without it being about sex.
"What do you want Monica?"
"I want you."
"You want me, what?"
"To take me to bed."
"I'm not a toy." He said it while kissing my ear and touching my throat, his erection firm on my belly. He used his most tender voice. "You can't throw me away, then reel me back whenever you feel like fucking."
The sex, or should I say the sexual tension during this book is incredible, there were so many time i screamed at my kindle "Just f*** her already!" I must have seemed like a crazy woman to some of my family and friends ;)
Jonathan has even more lovable then ever, if you can believe that. His self control and restraint is flawless, flawlessly frustrating. But the wait ..... so worth it. The soft and gentle Dominant with the wild begging Goddess. The new addition to their little sex list, ::fans face:: H.O.T, and that's not from the steam in the bathroom.
Just when you think things are finally looking up, the sky is beautiful, Monica is in Jonathan's arms, and he has just let out some earth shattering news, and BAM! CD rips the rug out from underneath us and leaves us with the mother of all cliff hanger endings, having me yet again yelling at my poor kindle.
I just KNOW Jessica is behind this, all of this!!!
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I wonder if Barry Eisler, after all the painstaking research, storycraft, and fantastic writing he does, would be a bit taken aback to learn that the thing I love most about his novels is the sex.
I sprained a couple ligaments the other day in taekwondo class, and spent two days reading. The John Rain books (Rain Fall, Hard Rain, Rain Storm, Killing Rain, and The Last Assassin) have been in my TBR pile forever. I'm almost happy at the injury, because otherwise I wouldn't have had two glorious days devouring all five, one after another.
Thank God, he does not write corny James Bond sex scenes meant only to remind us that Bond is a ladies man. (Not a big fan of Bond, here. Not saying that Brosnan and Connery aren't sexy, just saying that James Bond does not trip my trigger.) No, all the sex scenes are full of conflict and are the most character-enlightening that I've read.
Bond would definitely be described as tall, dark(ish) and handsome. Rain, on the other hand, doesn't do much for me on a physical level. But his mind, his character ... major drool factor. First, he's a conflicted dark and brooding bad boy with a good heart. Kind of good heart, pretty much as good as you can get when you're an assassin-for-hire. Second, he can pretty much protect you from anyone, as long as they don't have a gun. (Although, he has been known to shoot, and he has been known to wrestle a gun away from someone.) Third, he ... well ... he's definitely alpha material.
Which brings me back to the sex scenes. Romance novels cut out all the dominant sort of sex that pervaded those 80s bodice rippers in order to be more politically correct. The latest surge in erotica has brought the dominant man back (the publishers finally figured out: women like sex, too!), but mainstream romance and other commercial fiction seem to tiptoe around anything but vanilla sex.
Eisler seems to get that even a strong female character can love a little show of male dominance. And that sex under such circumstances does not diminish or disempower a woman. The whole act of sex is dominant and submissive; nature didn't make sex PC. Ever watch two horses go at it? Two animals? Nature did not make the sex act an act of equality. And you know what? What's natural is erotic to me. (With the exception of rape--obviously, I hope!)
Does that mean that woman is lesser than man? Nope. Does that mean that women are better than men? Nope. (Debatable, though.) Equal rights are great, but all humans are not created equal. Some have talents that others don't. Some are stronger; some are weaker. I believe in equal rights, but I accept that we are all different. Don't think for a moment that I won't fight to the death for women's rights. I'm just saying, sex and what's erotic are a different topic altogether.
Please don't let my drooling downplay Barry Eisler's amazing talent. His novels are truly the best espionage novels I have ever read. Well-developed and multi-layered characters, fine storycraft, strong and original voice, and great action. Barry Eisler writes the perfect novel. Exactly what I want to read. If I could find more novels like his, I wouldn't want to write a spy novel myself!
I need to confess something here. I'm a total fan of spy fiction and yet ... there's not a whole lot of it that I'm crazy about. The writing is often clunky, the characters are flat, and you know what? Sometimes I just feel plain stupid. And when I sit back to read, I don't want to be questioning my intelligence.
While I was propping up my foot, I tried starting the espionage classic, A Small Town in Germany. I read the first page and felt stupid (could've been the painkillers). I couldn't figure out who was who, on which side, who was even narrating, or what was going on. I put the book down and read Barry Eisler, and felt smart.
Yes, yes. A Small Town in Germany is a classic and all that. I'll get to it. I loved reading many of John le Carre's works. He's a master, no doubt at all about it. A Small Town in Germany was an earlier work, so maybe after the rocky start, I'll catch on and won't feel stupid.
Anyway, back to the point. Mr. Barry Eisler, any chance for a bondage scene in your next book? Or maybe just a little blindfold? What would Delilah do if Rain gave her a spank, like he did Naomi? (Could be deadly, or ... could be sexy as hell!)


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|David. On his bike. With no hands....
|hno Garcia aka "the branch GIANT"... in spirit. One of my best friends from McKinney!
|Family Home Evening at the Garcia's, last night in McKinney.
|Kassandra(investigator) and Clarita Garcia(going to Germany on her mission in October!)
|Gustavo, homie from McKinney!
|The apartment in McKinney!
|McKinney apartment!
|Kitchen in the McKinney apartment!
|The trio!
|hna Garcia made me pinky promise that I would come back to visit them!
Greetings loved ones!
Elder Alkonis and I had a busy and interesting week. Garland is starting to become familiar. We have a really small area, so it shouldn't take too much longer.
The English Elders that overlap areas with us, Elder Truman and Elder Meads, are both from Vegas and they are a real hoot! Their apartment got bedbugs a couple of weeks ago, so on Tuesday they moved in with us and it has been a party ever since. They are probably some of the best friends I've made on the mission yet. I don't think I have laughed as much and as hard as I have this past week since the MTC! So having them in the apartment with us has definitely made this last week an adventure to remember.
Thursday was 50 CENT CORNDOG DAY at SONIC. So you better believe we took advantage of that and made a few stops there throughout the day. I ended the day with 10 corndogs. Due to late and unplanned appointments, we were unable to make our last trip to SONIC at the end of the day to reach our goal of 15, but apparently they do it three or four times a year, so I will have another chance.
So yesterday we showed up to Church about ten minutes before sacrament meeting to find out that the four Elders of the branch were the speakers. That was a pleasant surprise. But we filled up the time and I thought it went quite well considering the circumstances. We also had to do a primary sharing time, which was kind of fun! My mission has made me come a long way.
So one of our investigators right now is a lady named Angelica. The missionaries that we replaced had just barely found her days before they left. The first time we met her was days after she was in a bad car accident. We walked into her house and she was laying down on a bed in the front room, covered with big and severe bruises. She told us that a chiropractor told her that not a single disc in her spine was in place! She said she really wanted to cancel our appointment, but at the same time, she really wanted to meet us and listen to our message. That was the first good sign. We had a great first lesson with her. She had lots of questions and has a sincere desire to better her life and come closer to God. We told the RS president about her and her situation, and she immediately got involved in helping and supporting Angelica. She went over that Sunday with one of her counselors to meet her and see if she needed anything. She took Angelica's kids to school in the mornings and picked them up in the afternoons for the first few days of school. She passes by and sends her text messages regularly to check up on her. Talk about a good member missionary! Members like that sure bring a big smile to our faces. Our second appointment with Angelica was on Saturday. We gave her a blessing and she accepted an invitation to be baptized on the 27th of this month without hesitation. We have a really good feeling about her!
On Monday we had a neat experience when we knocked on the door of a lady named Maria H. She tried to give us what we get just about everyday, and it goes about like this: "Oh I've talked to muchachos like you before, I'm Catholic but all churches are good, it's all one God, I appreciate what y'all do, but I do not need your message." That probably sounds familiar to a lot of you reading. It would have been easy to just give her a card, walk away and leave it at that, but I got a little pushy and convinced her to give us 10 minutes of her time. We started to share the Restoration with her and she was surprisingly focused and genuinely interested. As she listened to the words of the First Vision, she got emotionally and began to cry, and she said that those were very powerful and beautiful words. The Spirit has been present many times when I have shared the First Vision with people, and I know that other people have felt the Spirit as it has been shared, but never have I seen the First Vision bring anybody to tears. Normal words do not do that to people! There is nothing neater than feeling the Spirit confirm and testify of the words leaving your mouth, and then seeing the impact it has on other people. It was just another confirmation to me that what we share is TRUE, and all people need the joyous message of the Restoration! I am proud and grateful to be able to say that I have a testimony of the Prophet Joseph Smith, the Book of Mormon, and the Restoration of the Gospel and Church of Jesus Christ.
-I have not yet received the package. Hopefully today!
-A counter would be nice to be able to count all the people that I contact per day!
-As district leader I give district meetings usually every Tuesday, I report numbers to zone leaders Sunday nights, and I give baptismal interviews to the investigators of the missionaries in my district. I did that for the first time this week and it was kinda weird, but pretty easy. Then I also just serve and support and encourage the missionaries in my district, and I'm also supposed to set somewhat of an example. And I go on exchanges! So nothing too special.
-Sister Holm is a lifesaver!
Have fun on the trip and take lots of pictures! The Zach you met at Braxton's homecoming I'm guessing was Zach Adams. I was a freshman when he was a senior. I'm surprised he remembered me! But that's neat that you went and got to see Braxton! Tom is sounding like quite the thrill seeker this days and I'm loving it! It is good to hear about life in the 801. I love everybody!
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I've had a very relaxing evening, lovely walk along Stokes Bay, rounded off with an evening of blog hopping, if I haven't managed to catch up with you yet, I will do soon.
I've spent the last couple of hours on the Sugar Nellie blog hop and discovered some fantastic blogs, and a whole heap of new challenges, I must update my blog tomorrow with the details.
How do you all organise your challenges? I have a notebook with details of the various challenges and dates to be submitted by, but this system is not working for me with the ever increasing amount of challenges out there..... I would be grateful for any hints and tips you use to meet the various challenges and deadlines.
Have suggested giving up work but Barry wasn't convinced !
Had better be off to bed now, work tomorrow.


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Sadly, not every child grows up, and it is with heavy hearts that we inform you of the death of one of our children in the Philippines, Joshua Gales.
The odds were stacked against Joshua from the start. He had encephalitis, asthma and myriad other ailments. In his first year of life he endured four operations, and he had low resistance to disease, which meant he frequently needed antibiotics and painkillers. He could not walk or stand unaided, and needed full time care. Yet, as his photograph shows, he was a darling little boy with a ready smile and a lot of love within him.
At four days old, Joshua's birth family, unable to give him the help and care he required, handed him over to former pastor, Miguel Gales and his wife Merlyn. Miguel is 60 years old and his income is unsteady, but nonetheless, he and Merlyn worked hard to provide for all of Joshua's needs.
Had they lived in the UK, there would have been help for them – welfare benefits to assist with the burden a disability places on family finances, social services to ensure his needs were met and perhaps to give respite to the family. His medical and educational needs would have been taken care of, and both the quality and length of his life might have been increased. In the Philippines, there was none of this. The Gales family were on their own.
Joshua was a special little boy who meant a lot to the World In Need teams both in the Philippines and at head office in England. We all feel saddened and diminished by his loss. We pray for his family at this sad time, and will continue to give them our prayer support and love for as long as they need us.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3263408086247591208.post1877403190775189217..comments2018-06-15T04:14:44.891-05:00Comments on [oddly novel title]: Beauty and the Beast: Villeneuve, Beaumont, and Disneya.n.g.http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3263408086247591208.post-54678442819453659772017-03-03T18:11:25.658-06:002017-03-03T18:11:25.658-06:00I believe the following is Ernest Downson's tr...I believe the following is Ernest Downson's translation of the unabridged original:

https://ia802702.us.archive.org/19/items/storyofbeautybea00dowsuoft/storyofbeautybea00dowsuoft_bw.pdfBenjamin Davishttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3263408086247591208.post-63258345917755827442016-04-04T13:55:16.151-05:002016-04-04T13:55:16.151-05:00I've read 5/6, all but Mansfield Park. I reall...I've read 5/6, all but Mansfield Park. I really want to reread P&P esp since watching <333 I love Emma so much, though, real talk. And Colin Firth!!! Have you seen Love Actually?Emilyhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3263408086247591208.post-66839280331578364252016-04-01T11:33:07.881-06:002016-04-01T11:33:07.881-06:00No. But I really want to. ". . . I meant to ...No. But I really want to.

". . . I meant to say "depressing". XD But yeah, that does sound like Google translate. 0_0 Yes, Jane was rather dramatic. But I guess, she had a really depressing life. The first time she was ever truly happy was when she fell in love. When that was taken from her, I guess she didn't think she'd have any luck being happy again? I've not read Wuthering Heights yet. It sounds like it could be interesting.

I'll have to read them sometime!

Oh, it's been a while since I've seen the Colin Firth one. It's really good. Ashley G.https://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3263408086247591208.post-42241169689665683772016-03-28T15:00:53.150-06:002016-03-28T15:00:53.150-06:00Have you read all her books? Harsh words against ...Have you read all her books?

Harsh words against Jane Eyre! I liked it but it is not anywhere near as good as any Austen work, because, as you say, "it's depression and there are not humorous parts to give you a breath" (which sounds like a Google translate sentence, I'm just saying ;) ). Jane really annoyed me near the end, when she's thrashing through the countryside blinded by tears like I'LL NEVER BE HAPPY AGAIN and I'm like pal chill just go back to him?! Rochester is rather annoying but I think you have to get under his prickly exterior a bit, I'm not sure. I need to reread. I love Wuthering Heights (the other Bronte I read) which I love, but if anything it's more gothic than Jane, and the characters are all pretty horrible!

You must read Eliot. I've read Adam Bede and The Mill on the Floss and they're both A****.

No, I mean the Colin Firth one! I finished it the other night, I loved it!Emilyhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3263408086247591208.post-29448607359634725092016-03-27T19:28:29.512-06:002016-03-27T19:28:29.512-06:00Oh, see. That makes more sense. I was kind of wond...Oh, see. That makes more sense. I was kind of wondering if I misunderstood you. But yeah. Guys were living in their own man world back in the 19th century. Ahem, I love Austen. She is so good at writing diverse women. I don't mean diverse in ethnicity, but diverse in thought, in background, in social status, in character. Her lady characters were not all the same and they're very real. Of the Brontes, I've only read Jane Eyre. And I disliked it. I only finished it because a friend loves it gave me her book to read because she wanted my opinion. It's not badly written. I just didn't enjoy it. It's depression and there are not humorous parts to give you a breath. Oh, and Rochester is a royal jerk. I think the first time ever used the word jerk was when I told my friend what I thought of Mr. Rochester. Jane shouldn't have went back to him. And I've not read Eliot at all.

Is there a new BBC P&P? Ashley G.https://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3263408086247591208.post-54343037292812930102016-03-16T13:50:38.768-06:002016-03-16T13:50:38.768-06:00I just opened my email and saw literally like fift...I just opened my email and saw literally like fifteen comments of you replying to me on here XD that'll teach you to have a blog party where you post every day for weeks, I JUST WON'T STOP COMMENTING! XD XD

RE the bit in parenthesis, I don't think I was clear. What I meant was, in the 19th c novels I've read by men (Hugo, Dickens, Dumas, Hardy etc) there has always been at least some misogyny. It's only in the ones written by women (Austen, Bronte(s), Eliot) that I've felt women are well represented. Hence why Austen is the forever bae. (And Eliot too. And I do love the Brontes ... !)

On that note, about to go watch BBC P&P for the first time! (I watched the first episode a week or two ago and am now continuing.)Emilyhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3263408086247591208.post-72180464837479552262016-03-16T01:27:11.698-06:002016-03-16T01:27:11.698-06:00I KNOW! I'M SO EXCITED ABOUT IT! Agreed. Most...I KNOW! I'M SO EXCITED ABOUT IT!

Agreed. Most fairytales suck when it comes to morals for girls. But B&B is actually pretty good. (Really? That's terrible! And sad. But at the same time, these women were taught to view themselves and other women that way, so it makes sense that they wrote like that, but still. It's terrible that they were taught that!) It seems in a lot of fairytales, outward appearance tells the audience about the character's inward appearance, the evil, ugly step sisters, ugly witches, beautiful younger children, handsome princes, etc. But B&B just completely twists that. Well, except for Beauty.

Yeah, arranged marriages. I'm sure some of them could've worked out in the end. But think about the huge age differences some of these girls faced. Girls who were really young. Nowadays, it'd be considered illegal and/or revolting.

Yes! Villeneuve's version is good! Although I only have an adapted version. . . A part of me wants to learn French so I can go read all the French books in their original language. Highly unrealistic of me, but it would be cool. YES! I so want to see the movie again. I was trying to find it before writing this up, and yeah. Wal-Mart failed me.

Ha, a B&B retelling? Yes. I do think I could pull it off a couple times over. Ashley G.https://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3263408086247591208.post-63145059374166862702016-03-07T15:55:15.111-06:002016-03-07T15:55:15.111-06:00EMMA WATSON AS BELLE HOLD THE FRONT PAGE THIS IS T...EMMA WATSON AS BELLE HOLD THE FRONT PAGE THIS IS THE BEST THING THAT'S EVER HAPPENED!!!!!

OH MY GOOOOSHHH!!

~shakes and fangirls~

but WOW!

!!!!!

*ahem*

BatB is my favourite fairytale (at least in terms of a message. Aesthetically, if that makes sense, I love the thorny hedge in SB or Rapunzel's tower, but from a "moral" POV I love BatB). But what you've said sheds a whole new light on it. I'm very very interested in the story as protofeminist! It's so interesting that both versions were written by women. (Reading Les Mis and Hugo's deification of the Virgin Cosette, I realised that the only novels I've read pre-20th century that are wholly not misogynistic were written by women?? THIS SHOULD NOT BE THE CASE BUT IT IS.) Of course, they still can't let go of the ideal of the physically perfect heroine (hence: Beauty), but I love the theme of appearances not being all they seem.

The whole arranged marriage thing is interesting, too.

I'd be very interested to read Villeneuve's version, with the fairies etc (even with the confusing pronouns!). I also need to rewatch the film, which I've not seen for years. The songs are so good. And I properly do love Belle.

I don't know that I have a BatB retelling in me, though. Do you?Emilyhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3263408086247591208.post-2517122893305140882016-02-20T21:56:07.168-06:002016-02-20T21:56:07.168-06:00Thank you! You should! It's really good. I di...Thank you!
You should! It's really good. I didn't know it was derived from C&P until I started researching it. But they do have a lot of similarities.

Thanks for reading! (It is a horrendously long post.)Ashley G.https://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3263408086247591208.post-60071286384186600052016-02-20T12:48:29.372-06:002016-02-20T12:48:29.372-06:00Wow. This was so good. *nods* Your research and al...Wow. This was so good. *nods* Your research and all the pictures you included--you must have put a lot of thought into this. And it's so interesting. I've never read the original B&B, and I haven't read any of the retellings either. I definitely want to read the original and the adaptation now. I also hadn't known that it was supposed to be a retelling of Cupid and Psyche, but that sort of makes sense, and it also makes me more interested in reading the originals because I'm partial to Cupid and Psyche.

Thanks so much for sharing! :) Liz Brookshttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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The weather where you are: Moving toward autumn crisp and sunny (finally!)
Where you are typing this: At our dining room table, which really has more of an office feel. The Boy is playing and spitting in the living room, talking to his sock (dang he's cute).
Where you might be sitting if you could be anywhere: On the deck of our friends' beach apartment overlooking the ocean – smelling the smells, hearing the sounds, drinking the coffee… and most likely wondering how long I can sit up there before the glare of the sun off the computer screen does permanent damage to my retinas.
A chore you have to do this weekend: Buying clothes for my mother-in-law so she can practice getting dressed by herself in rehab. How do you tell a woman who is not exactly your biggest fan anyway, that her size medium petite days are over (and have been for quite some time). I guess for starters you probably leave out the 'and have been for quite some time' part.
Something delightful you will do or would like to do this weekend: I would love to go on a hike with TDH - The Boy in his backpack and the dog running ahead of us… Not gonna happen though. TDH is caring for his father about an hour away and I have a shopping assignment to complete. There are decent college football games on later this afternoon however and for me that is an okay consolation prize.


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The Ex is a crime courtroom drama about a middle-of-the-road attorney who gets talked into defending her ex-fiance after he is accused of murder. Because Olivia has some long held guilt over their breakup, when Jack's 16 yo daughter calls in a panic, Olivia comes to the rescue, despite this being a case she should never take, she is confident Jack is incapable of the crime. Despite there being a few plot twists, this wasn't my favorite read. I didn't like any of the characters, so didn't care what happened to them and I couldn't buy the premise. I found the story forgettable.
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1974. Power cuts, strikes and boot-boy aggro on the terraces. Flares, Chopper bikes and beer at fourteen pence a pint. Joe McCain, 17 and restless, is bored with the flatline tedium of a life that seems like it's going nowhere. Enter Jane, moving to the beat of a music that Joe's never heard, a vision of loveliness who opens the door to a whole world of sound, movement and all-nighter dancing at The Wigan Casino - the home of Northern Soul! Swept along on this tide of pulsating dance and lust, Joe finally finds somewhere he belongs and the acceptance and true love he yearns for, he becomes a soulboy!
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Do I notice a pattern with ataxxj and ataxx?greenspun.com : LUSENET : MARP Editors : One Thread
Does ataxx max out at 1241? Does ataxxj max out at 1700? If so, then can this be done relatively easily? If so, then shouldn't we either ban the game or come up with a different scoring method? Is this another freebie? Is Chris Parsley going to vehemently protest and cry foul if we ban it? Do we care?
Sorry, couldn't resist, but I'd still like to hear some opinions on, and answers to, at least some of my questions. :-)
Cheers, Ben Jos.
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yeah i like the number of blobs you have times the opponents rating, i think time should only be added into the score when we make the game an all tg recordings game (so we can make sure no one uses pauses.) plus in ataxxj there is no timer that tallys the whole game, only one for a single move.
-- Chad (firstname.lastname@example.com), June 10, 2000.
for now it should be ONLY number of blobs you have on the screen at the end of each game (including the last one) times the opponents ranking which is usually a 3 or 4 digit number. I haven't seen a lot of recent ataxx uploads so i haven't really gotten around to change it.
-- Anonymous, August 27, 2000
Everything should be all scored correctly, incidentlay no other inp file played back besides mine. I'm assuming it's because the leland games need sound off to record proper playbacks. Can anyone play my recordings back?
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The Advisory Committee on Multicultural Affairs (ACMA) at Fordham is offering a great opportunity for CLAIR students to get involved in making the Fordham Community a better place. ACMA is an organization that attends to issues of diversity and culture on campus. The committee supports students, staff and faculty by addressing issues of equity and diversity.
CLAIR students can get involved by becoming student representatives and providing a voice at the committee meetings. Virtual attendance (Skype) is an option if you have difficulty being here in person.
The next meeting will be tentatively held on Monday, November 28th (time and room TBA, but probably 1:30-3pm). The following meeting will be Monday, December 19th.
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purple larkspur and shooting stars,
where the calves of bison lie,
the pronghorn mother beds and bears her children
beside the roads of man.
For the coyotes know the maker of the highways
is the maker of fire and death,
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A school bus overturned Tuesday, October 10 on the way to a high school volley ball game. All 31 passengers on the bus were transported to the hospital.
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Episode no. 202 of the Australian DX Report audio news magazine about shortwave radio includes field monitoring research in the 7, 9, 11,
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Warning: The following article will most likely contain TMI.
So, I remember when I first started running, I realized I had a problem with sputum build up. And sputum is not fun when you are wheezing along as a beginner at a 14 minute mile. Obviously, the solution to this problem is spitting.
I am not a spitter.
I have avoided watermelon with seeds for as long as I can remember. I like watermelon, but I'm not going to sit here in front of the cute boy I like and attempt to send a projectile out of my mouth. So I only ever ate seedless watermelon (Fun Fact: Seedless watermelon was invented 50 years ago).
So imagine my dismay when I discovered I was going to have to spit.
Let me tell you, the first year was not pretty. Most of the time, my spit would end up just dribbling down my chin. On the few occasions where I did manage to get the spit out of my mouth, it would inevitably land on my shoulder. Or my shoe.
But just like with running, the more you spit, the better you get at it.
I am now really good at spitting while running. But I still don't eat watermelon with seeds in it.
The point of this post is that running involves a lot of bodily functions. Many runners have bowel movements mid-run and tummy troubles. There is the sweat (obviously) and the smelliness. And, of course, the farting. All in all, unless you are a "glistener" like my sister, you will not look pretty when you come back from a run.
But you know what, that's kind of the point. Running is very primal. It is something we are engineered to do. It is something our ancestors did long before there were running shoes. When you go for a run, you let loose. You find your inner beast and you tackle the trail. You forget about life for a while, and just focus on the movement. It doesn't matter what you look like at mile 10 — you just did something 90% of the population couldn't, and that's pretty unbelievable.
My wet, stinky clothes, the spit dribbling down my chin, and the sweat turned to salt on my forehead are my badge of honor. It's the proof that I just did something amazing with my body.
My dad is an avid bicyclist, and I remembered being amazed as a kid that my dad would work so hard that all of his sweat turned to salt. There was always a stinky bike helmet and gloves in the sink. Strange as it may sound, that is a fond memory. I wanted to be strong like my dad. It took me a while, and I still have a long way to go, but at least I have that sweaty, stinky badge that can only be earned by hard work and quite literal sweat, spit, and tears.


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Who Should Exercise?
Almost anyone, at any age, can do some type of physical activity. You can still exercise even if you have a health condition like heart disease or diabetes. In fact, physical activity may help. For older adults, brisk walking, riding a bike, swimming, weight lifting, and gardening are safe, especially if you build up slowly.
But, check with your doctor if you are over 50 and you aren't used to energetic activity. Other reasons to check with your doctor before you exercise include:
· Any new symptom you haven't discussed with your doctor
· Dizziness or shortness of breath
· Chest pain or pressure, or the feeling that your heart is skipping, racing, or fluttering
· Blood clots
· An infection or fever with muscle aches
· Unplanned weight loss
· Foot or ankle sores that won't heal
· Joint swelling
· A bleeding or detached retina, eye surgery, or laser treatment
· A hernia
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