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Not so bad…
I'm not saying it won't be lonely & I'm not saying I won't be sad, but this long weekend will be not so bad.
It will also be on plan. No carbs, no alcohol, no smoking, no pity parties.
& I've already sanded & painted the wall in the dining room that's had 5 giant unrepaired holes in it since we painted in late August or early September. With hubby here it wouldn't have gotten done cause he'd want to do it himself & then he'd not do it…for months and months. I love him, but he's so very okay with living in disorder and I'm so very not okay with it. So now it's done & I can actually hang up a picture downstairs.
I also put the chair rail back up…he took it down when we removed the wallpaper in the dining room last February or March. Not my best effort, but it's up & it looks good & it's done after almost a year of being very obviously undone.
& I went to the nursery & spent some time among the houseplants & flowers. So nice in there! Bought two mini-roses (and they smell!) and a jade plant to replace the 3 out of 4 dead plants in my front window. I should've bought some paperwhites as well, but maybe I'll splurge and pick some up at Trader Joes. The window is so much nicer to look at now that there's some color and life there.
Now, if I can only figure out how to get the small areas of wallpaper that remain in the entry way off the wall, I'll be able to paint that room while he's gone. The wallpaper's tricky. Most of it came down fine…effort & mess & all that, but most of it's gone. Then there are these areas where I think they put it up (or stuck it back on after it'd peeled away) with super glue or rubber cement or something impenetrable & strong. Ideas anyone?
After that, we have this hideous fan in the bedroom (our bedroom of hideously depressing wallpaper) & it'd look so much nicer without the crazy and tacky light fixtures & without the scrolls in gold all around it. So I know I can take off the hideous light fixture & I think I found a "universal" fixture that isn't so ugly, but that should fit. Then I'll just flip the blades around & voila, less hideous fan.
So it's a weekend…not a fun weekend, but I'm going to make sure it's a productive weekend & try to keep myself busy.
Food today
Lunch: desperate for something & away from home, so Boston Market spinach & green beans
Dinner: can't decide what I want, but I'm leaning towards steak and salad.
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Bright Hub - Think you picked your current smartphone based on its merits? While that may be partially true, it's also very likely that it was your phone that picked you. Your choice of phone is not just a gadget choice, it reveals a lot about you as a person and I have celebrity-backed evidence to prove it.
Great article everyone should read it. its spot on for the most part.
lol @ Celebrity Windows Phone 7 User: Bill Gates.
hes the only one
If anyone knows of any other WP7 'celebs,' I'll be happy to update the article :) Genuinely couldn't find any! Thanks for the nice comments.

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Mini Clubvan Go For Fall Launch!
This sounds like a mouth full of sensationalism, but the Mini Clubvan will be the world's first premium compact delivery van – at least that's how Mini USA is choosing to bill the company's upcoming commercial entry. And that's all well and good but, when the Clubvan hits showrooms this Fall, we expect buyers from all different sectors to take note.
The Clubvan will be the first modern-day Mini to embrace functionality over urban trendiness. Naturally, that doesn't mean Mini's Clubvan will lack a dash of flavor.
The company's promotional pics even go so far as to include a…disco ball…in the vehicle's rear storage area.
"For the first time, trend-conscious commercial users can now make a stylish and sophisticated statement when carrying out deliveries to their equally discerning customers."
But that's ok, because the Mini Clubvan also appears to be incredibly versatile. Although US models will only derive power from the company's 121 hp engine (unlike the diesel and 98 hp variants sold in Europe), US buyers still get the same two-seater vehicle with high-quality rear cargo area – partitioned off via metal grate and surrounded by blocked-out windows.
The loading floor is completely flat and trimmed with good ole' fashioned carpet. In addition to two 12-volt sockets, six attachment loops have been added to the Clubvan's trunk space.
Apparently, the metal partition is in place so that drivers can make use of the full 30.3 cubic feet of load space, floor to ceiling. The cargo area is 44.8 inches long and most narrow at 40.1 inches wide. Payload capacity is 816 pounds, which by our estimation is about 15 bulldogs.
Oh, and for those seriously considering the Clubvan for business duty, it will be officially classed as a commercial vehicle and thus taxed at a lower rate.
We've got no word yet on price, but expect the Clubvan to start near the low $20,000 mark. Which, if you're comparison shopping, is about how much a base Ford Transit Connect costs.
The difference here is that buyers don't have to look like they operate a creepy ice cream business. Instead, much like the original Morris Mini Van, consumers can make use of the Clubvan for a wide array of business or recreational activities – without sacrificing charismatic looks, quick handling, fuel economy, and practicality.
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The Coat of teeth is a scale mail hauberk or tunic made of many different teeth. All of the teeth are old, some are yellowed, and all come from animals. A great variety of animals large and small were used in the creation of this coat. Teeth from the size of a rat to a bear can be seen sewn onto the leather backing with sinew.
What sets this coat apart from being a macabre scale mail is the ability to pull teeth off of the coat and use them to summon the animal spirit of the tooth. The animal spirit will fight for the holder of the tooth as the holder directs it for it's duration. This spirit is almost exactly like the animal was in life, save for the fact it does not need to eat, sleep, and will disappear when killed. Only one tooth can be held in a hand at a time, so two creatures is the most a humanoid can control at one time.
If the wearer spends a round seaching the Coat, he can find a tooth he's looking for if it exists on the Coat. Supernatural creatures like unicorns or dragons teeth are not on the Coat, and neither are creatures that have no teeth, like griffions. No teeth of creatures above animal intelligence have ever been on the Coat either.
Magical Properties:
This item can be recharged. To add a tooth, the wearer must either be freely given the tooth by an animal, or defeat the animal in an equal combat. Equal combat means no weapons, no magic, no clothes. Once the tooth is obtained, the wearer may sew it onto the Coat with sinew. If the original owner of the tooth is dead, the tooth may be used as normal.
If the wearer does not take the time to search for a tooth, use this random table:
1 Bear
2 Giant spider
3 Venomous snake (natural size)
4 Wolf
5 Puma
6 Giant Rat
7 Porcupine
8 Fox
9 Dog
10 Skunk
11 Rat
12 Raccoon
13 Lynx
14 Giant Ant
15 Wild Dog
16 Boa Constritor
17 Badger
18 Mountain Lion
19 Boar
20 Giant Snake
Creatures summoned by throwing teeth last untill combat is over or the dawn of the second day. The creatures can be killed just as they were when they were alive and disappear on being killed. Each time a creature is summoned using a tooth, the tooth becomes more ivory, and after being used twice, crumbles to powder. There is a one in four chance a randomly drawn tooth has been used once before.


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Dave "No Relation" Sauer reckons there are two kinds of gunfights: proactive and reactive. Chances are you're not going to go out to hunt down some poor bastard and shoot them. So, basically, there's only one kind of armed conflict. The one where someone tries to kill you and you react to the attack. Much has been written (here and elsewhere) on just how bad it sucks to be the good guy, tactically speaking. I don't know about you but the only curve I want to be behind belongs to Adi Himelbloy (or similar). Dave adds his voice to the chorus of gun gurus advising students to move first, draw second. Or move draw and move. Question: where are you going? Even if you don't sit with your back to the door mafiosi style, it's important to know where the door is. Where all the doors are. "No exit" are not the last words you want to see, unless you're a Sartre fan. And maybe not even then.
Self-Defense Tip: Know Your Exits and What's Beyond Them
"…it sucks to be the good guy, strategically speaking."
It sucks to be the good guy, *tactically* speaking. Strategically, it sucks to be the bad guy.
No, it doesn't suck to be the good guy. Beats the fvck out of the alternative.
There's a third scenario: impending or occurring violence, but you're not the immediate target.
It's funny, I was thinking about this exact topic when I was out for lunch with the kids today. Crowded salad-buffet restaurant, no choice of table — had to sit at the first one available. Best I could do was put a bench partition at my back and face towards the aisle with all the foot traffic — but that still put me with my back to all of the doors. That's when keeping your ears open and scanning your front 180 degrees becomes extra important.
It's a good thing the greatest threats I faced today were a Chinese grandma elbowing me out of the way to get to the fresh blueberry muffins, and an Indian guy almost slopping hot coffee on me at the beverage stand.
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When I got out of the shower this morning, I was standing in the bathroom drying off and started feeling a little horny seeing myself in the mirror. I dropped the towel and started squeezing my boobs, then started rubbing my pussy. I wanted a better view so I put one foot on the sink, leaving my pussy wide open in the mirror. I rubbed my clit for a while, then I started pushing a finger in and out of my tight hole. I took my other hand and reached around and stuck a finger in my butt which made me cry out and cum.
When I was done, I made sure the coast was clear and tiptoed back to my room still naked. I locked my door and masturbated again before I got dressed and went downstairs.


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A prostrate, densely branching alpine shrub native to the South Island of New Zealand with small, very thick, bluish to brownish-orange leaves. The very small seeds need cold stratification for about 3 months at around 4°C (40°F) after sowing. Germination is best achieved in cool conditions but may still be erratic and lengthy.
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UITP's head office is located in Brussels, Belgium and the association counts 14 regional and liaison offices and two Centres for Transport Excellence across the globe. As UITP believes strongly in the importance of capacity building, a Centre for Training has also been established in the Brussels main office to organise training programmes worldwide.
The UITP governance structure is made of the following bodies as further described in the Bylaws (French - English - German - Spanish):
- The General Assembly
- The Divisions, the Division Assemblies and the Committees
- The Commissions
- The Executive Board
- The Policy Board
- The Secretary General and the General Secretariat
The Internal Rules are available in MyLibrary.
The General Assembly
The General Assembly is composed of all the members of UITP and meets at least once every two years. Unless otherwise stated in the Bylaws, the General Assembly exercises the full power of the international association.
The General Assembly met on Sunday, 14 May 2017 in Montréal, Canada. The full documentation can be found in MyLibrary.
The Divisions and Division Assemblies
The UITP Divisions are the meeting point of UITP members based in a specific region (Africa, Asia Pacific-Australia-New Zealand, Europe, Eurasia, Latin America, Middle East and North Africa, North America) or working on a specific field of activity (Authorities, Industry, Bus, Light Rail, Metro, Regional Transport, Regional and Suburban Rail).
All UITP members are member of at least one Division.
Each Division Assembly meets at least once every two years.
The Committees
The UITP (Division) Committees bring together a limited number of members who actively work on key issues for the Division and prepare related actions. The Committees function as the active working entity of the divisions, setting their goals and strategies as well as developing a wide range of projects and initiatives with the support of ad-hoc working groups.
The Commissions
The UITP Commissions are centres of competence on subjects of UITP members' general interest. UITP Commissions are jointly established by the Executive and Policy Boards and are made up of a limited number of experts from among the UITP members.
The Executive Board
UITP is managed by the Executive Board, which implements the decisions of the General Assembly. The Executive Board is competent for all decisions relating to UITP and which are not the exclusive competence of the General Assembly or the Policy Board.
The Policy Board
The Policy Board is the supreme body of UITP with exclusive decision-making powers regarding all the position papers adopted by UITP in the area of transport policy, subject to any powers granted to the Regional Committees with respect to the position papers in the area of transport Policy with an exclusive regional nature. The Policy Board meets at least twice per year.
The President
The President is elected by the General Assembly for a non-renewable maximum period of two years.
The current President is Pere Calvet, General Manager of Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (FGC), Barcelona, Spain. His biography is available here.
The Secretary General
The Secretary General is responsible for the day-to-day management of UITP. He or she manages the General Secretariat as well as all entities, offices, subsidiaries and branches of UITP.
The current Secretary General is Mohamed Mezghani. His biography is available here.
The General Secretariat
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BROWN DEER, Wis. (Blugolds.com) - The UW-Eau Claire men's swimming & diving team earned its best finish at the WIAC championships since the 1999-00 season, earning a second place finish on the conclusion of the three-day event.
UW-Stevens Point was crowned the conference champion for the 12th consecutive year. Earning 945 total points, the Pointers ran away with the event. The Blugolds had a strong third day of competition and earned 639 overall points. The total was just enough to hold off UW-La Crosse, who racked up 622 points. In addition to the success of the team, head coach Art Brandt was honored as the coach of the year.
On the third day of competition, the Blugolds picked up two more event titles. Jonathan Poppele (Jr.-Maple Grove, Minn./Wayzata) was victorious in the 200-yard backstroke event. His time of 1:51.72 set a new school record and also qualified as a DIII "B-cut."
The Blugolds swept the top two spots in the 200-yard breaststroke race. Alex Card (Fr.-Prior Lake, Minn.) earned the championship title with a time of 2:05.74, another DIII "B-cut. Corey Groshens (So.-St. Louis Park, Minn./Hopkins) finished just two seconds behind him for second place.
Eau Claire also had two third place finishes, one in the 200-yard butterfly competition and one in three-meter diving. Alex Plaetzer (Jr.-Rochester, Minn./John Marshall) finished third with a time of 1:57.48 while Nick Badilla (So.-Appleton, Wis./North) earned third with a dive scoring 473.55.
After the competitions were completed, the Blugolds earned another award. Tommy Dahl (Sr.-Minnetonka, Minn./Hopkins) was named the Eau Claire representative on the All-Sportsmanship team. One player from each participating team was honored with this membership.
With the conference championships completed, Eau Claire will next compete on the national stage. All Blugolds who have qualified will compete in the NCAA Division III Championships in Knoxville, Tenn. The national championships will take place March 23 through 26.


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Remove the four Phillips screws from the memory door.
Slide the memory door away from the memory compartment.
Release the tabs on each side of the RAM chip at the same time. These tabs lock the chip in place and releasing them will cause the chip to "pop" up.
Pull the chip directly out from its connectors. If there is a second RAM chip installed, pop it out in the same manner.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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The BOC Smoothcut plasma cutting machine range has expanded to include their powerful handheld plasma cutting machine, the BOC Smoothcut 160.
According to Nic Bothma, Technical Manager, Industrial Products, BOC, the new BOC Smoothcut 160 has outstanding cutting capacity. It is suitable for anyone who requires a quality cut in mild steel including foundry work, as a gouging option, or for heavy manufacturing and fabrication or earthmoving equipment repair. The machine is capable of easily slicing through 50mm thick mild steel and 35mm aluminium. Severance cuts of up to 60mm are also within its capabilities.
It is an inverter based machine that has a power efficiency of 85% and a rated duty cycle of 60%. The BOC Smoothcut relies on a high frequency transfer arc start. This system markedly reduces any tip wear that may occur through accidental contact with the cutting surface. The dedicated BOC Smoothcut Super Torch matches the Smoothcut 160 with a quick connect/disconnect back end that ensures user safety and ease of operation.
BOC Smoothcut 160 and BOC Smoothcut Super Torch are available in selected gas and gear stores with a range of consumables including:
- Front insulator
- Diffuser
- Electrode
- Swirl ring
- Cutting tip 1.9
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If you haven't experienced the GBM, or had to miss it this past year, you should be aware that this is the greatest opportunity of the year to showcase your products to over 300 pre-qualified international buyers and North American Architects, Designers, Builders, Contractors, Developers & Engineers. One returning exhibitor said:
"This event continues to be the best trade show that we attend as a company and continues to get excellent reviews from our attending clients. The size of the venue and intimate feel of the event always leaves an impression with new and veteran attendees alike. The social evening at the art gallery was a real stand out this year – good work!!"
Last year, over $34 million in new business was developed at this event alone. Click here for a list of those who have signed up to exhibit already. One WoodTALKS participant expressed that:
"This is an excellent program which has introduced me to many new products and companies that can provide services that I can use in my designs. I think that the tours are exceptional – providing a great deal of information in such a live method…Thank you for all your efforts to educate us and show us the great creativity of the Canadians. Also I would like to note that Roy Manion is a great host, makes us feel very welcome."
Pre-qualified Buyers will come from the US, Australia, Western Europe, China, Vietnam, Japan, Korea, India, Mexico, Pakistan, Taiwan and some newer markets like Malaysia. One buyer had to say,
"We enjoy GBM a lot. For us there's always a busy schedule meeting with suppliers and discussing contracts, but we like the face to face opportunities and travelling with Taiwan fellow buyers. We purchased about 100,000m2 lumber during the visit and I am sure there will be more business coming up between us and BC Suppliers."
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September 2009
Manali, Himachal Pradesh, India
One of the few places in India that I don't really enjoy being at. Tons of hippish types that normally travel in big packs, full of touts constantly harassing you, however there are still a few places I could hide out, although often, those irritating fake sadhus and musicians who keep disturbing you at your guesthouse every morning.
Decided to splurge a little one day and had an rather expensive meal that cost Rp350. Smoked river trout that Manali and Kullu is famous for.


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The first time I picked up a Wii remote, I thought about its potential benefactors. Games with swordplay -- and then, Star Wars. Golf titles -- and then, Tiger Woods. In the years since, I've enthusiastically approached new entries into either genre, always hoping for that sensation of one-to-one control -- the ability to engage in realistic, intense battle against Sith using only the Wii remote or to swing away with the controller and send golf balls soaring with unbelievable precision. Unfortunately, those apparently lofty expectations of mine have never been entirely met -- not because developers aren't capable, but because the Wii remote itself isn't. The peripheral has all this time lacked the necessary functionality to accurately measure and translate pinpoint movements. Thankfully, Nintendo addressed this oversight last year with the unveiling of Wii MotionPlus, a tiny dongle / passthrough that plugs into the bottom of the innovative remote and adds a gyroscope that precisely measures rotational movements within the X, Y and Z axis. When jet skiing in Wii Sports resort, you're able to twist the remote like a throttle and that miniscule rotational movement is translated on-screen. And in the MotionPlus-enhanced Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10, you can finally add pinpoint draw and fade to all of your hits -- all within the motion of your swing.
If you played last year's Woods on Wii, you'll know that the single biggest issue with the still-good controls related directly to draw and fade. You had to contort curve your swing unrealistically and uncomfortably to add either to balls and even then, it was a crapshoot -- it might work, but then again, it might not. MotionPlus controls eliminate this problem altogether because the game reads the rotation and orientation of the Wii remote in 3D space much more reliably. "We now have a near perfect one-to-one ratio on both the backswing and the downswing," explains lead producer Jason Shenkman. "Hitting low power shots is easier than ever before. Draw / Fade is now 100% consistent and we can accurately read the amount of rotation on your swing to determine how much draw or fade to place on the ball."
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He's not lying. I tested the new MotionPlus swing mechanics for myself and came away absolutely delighted because they simply work as promised, which is brilliantly. Although there is still a miniscule delay between the motion you make and what you see on screen -- and there always will be, in every game -- the coveted one-to-one sensation is finally there in full. Tiger follows your every movement as you pull back the Wii remote, hold it, and then swing forward. You can make easy low-power shots by slowing your motion on the backswing, but also the downswing, a welcomed addition that adds another layer of realism to the mechanics. If you don't follow through with your swing, your power will suffer considerably -- a revelation I came by as I tried to play PGA Tour 10 like I did last year's version.
Meanwhile, adding draw / fade to swings is as simple and intuitive as could be. When you take your stance, a virtual club located in the bottom-right corner of the screen displays your rotational shifts. If you twist your wrist, the club pivots to the left or right, representing draw and fade and if you hold A+B, you can take practice shots that will actually display the arch of the ball. When you're ready, you merely pull back, swing and twist the Wii remote comfortably in the direction you desire to add draw or fade -- and it works. Every single time. It even perfectly measures subtler draw and fade reliably. In fact, whenever I flubbed a shot, I always knew I'd done so right away based on the form or power of my swing and not because of a control misreading by the game.
Factor in the newly gained control precision via MotionPlus with the fact that EA has smartly dropped maximum-exceeding power shots -- the hardest you can hit a ball is now 100% and not, say, 110% -- and the end experience just feels right. Having played with the controls for just a little while -- too brief, in my opinion -- I can't imagine going back to the old setup or, even worse, analog sticks.
"The benefit to putting is also tremendous. It feels much more realistic. You use a single putter and your power is determined by a combination of your backswing length and your downswing tempo. Hit it soft and it won't go far. Hit it hard and off it goes. A medium tempo swing should get you where you want to go. We've even added the ability to push or pull your shots when putting. The fidelity is that precise," says Shenkman. "The best part about it is that it's consistent so you can learn how to putt without even looking at the screen."
If you really liked last year's putting system, rest assured that EA has kept it as an option in PGA Tour 10. However, the new configuration plays altogether better, in my experience. A precision meter located on the bottom-left corner of the screen keeps the process simple. Several notches in the meter measure 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% power and you can do the math, taking into account the provided distance data and grid slants, and putt away. But you can also drop all that stuff entirely -- omit the grid, ignore the data, and try to do it yourself simply by looking at the distance from yourself to the hole and eying the slope of the course, which is great for golf purists. MotionPlus, meanwhile, allows you one excellent new control option, which is measured followthrough. You can take a big backswing to putt far, but you needn't do that because you can alternatively assemble a very short swing and then power it through on the downswing and followthrough, which will rocket the ball forward, too. You will really feel like you're in full control of the ball when putting.


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This was an exercise in finger/box joints. I made a jig for a table router, by the 2nd test joint it was dialed in. The timber is 19mm (3/4") Meranti, also known as Pacific Maple. After gluing up the boards I hand planed them flat – that was my zen moment with this project. It was very satisfying to see the curled shaving easing out of the plane.
I squeezed the finger joints together with clamps at glue up then a bit more planing to tidy up the pins which sat slightly proud. The piece was sanded to 250 grit and stained using a walnut dye. It was finished with 2 coats of a home made 'Danish Oil' (1/3 Linseed Oil, 2/3 Wipe-On Poly) then wax applied with steel wool and buffed when dry.
There are some screws holding the ply wood back and the castors on, there are no other fasteners in the piece.
Thanks for looking.
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#1 posted 09-26-2012 08:36 AM
Solid looking for sure!
-- Thomas - Pondering the inclusion of woodworking into physics and chemistry classes...
#2 posted 09-26-2012 02:58 PM
Great Job looks perfect.
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
#3 posted 09-26-2012 02:59 PM
Great solution for the printer stand, and a nice box too!
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