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In this downloadable episode pack for Mafia II, players will experience arcade-style gameplay with more than 30 new quests and leaderboard ranking. Mafia II: Jimmy's Vendetta takes players into an alternate perspective of the mob through the eyes of Jimmy, the guy the other guys call when they need to finish the job. Players will get their hands dirty helping Jimmy clean up other people's messes as they deal with the Italian and Irish mobsters that reside in Empire Bay.
As players progress, a slew of new quests are unlocked, including assassination and timed vehicle pursuits ending in dramatic shootouts and explosive car chases. Execute with deadly head shots or charged explosives, and rack up points for precision-timed vehicular power slides, lofty jumps, and supercharged velocity. Multipliers and combos add bonus points to overall scores that will be immediately posted to thenew online leaderboard system, providing extensive re-playability as players work to rise to the top of the ranks.
Also known as: Mafia II --The Betrayal Of Jimmy , Mafia 2 --The Betrayal Of Jimmy
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I wanted to share a couple of last minute Halloween ideas that I like!
Orange Vanilla Potion from Homespun With Love
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By this point is it safe to admit that Proenza Schouler are the one show that I look forward to every season in New York. I was at their Spring 2010 show and have watched all the other ones via livestream because, DUH. Although they don't kill me every season, it's still a must-see. In a way I think they've taken the spot that Marc Jacobs used to occupy when we would all be "what will he do next?". I mean, I think people still care about what Marc will do next, but it seems more and more removed from my reality as the seasons pass.
For fall, though, Jack and Lazaro made their way back into my hearts and the top of my WANT list with a collection that was 100% PROENZA SCHOULER, while still borrowing a bit of details from Balenciaga and Jil Sander and maybe even Comme des Garcons in its less weird moments.
The first look was this white moto-style jacket that's been sort of deconstructed and put back together pretty much the way it was originally except not. It is slouchy and covers the body and when paired with some weird blanket layers as a skirt it makes a total statement of aggressiveness & sexuality without going the usual way.
From then they moved to the oxford shirt, which has been making cameo appearances in their collections since the very beginning. Worn with wide-leg trousers and done up in contrasting shades of buttercream they have a slight armor-feel. Masculine dressing has always been one of my favorite things, and although there's something crazy 80's about the shoulders and big sleeves, I think it ultimately works.
Then out goes the white palette and in comes the saturated colors and plays on textures. Shirtdresses have always been my weakness and this one is SO special. Contrast collar. Contrast piping on pocket. Contrast piping asymmetrically running down the bodice. Contrast skirt. Contrast. Contrast. Contrast. GIMME.
BOOM! Leathers and fur. I'm sorry but this jacket is like, SO LUXURY. I'm sure it'll cost about as much as my rent for half a year but fuck, if I had the spare cash I would get it because it will be a FOREVER piece. It is so decadent and bad-ass and magnificent. Perforated leather in navy and black! How could you not love this more? Paired with a leather pant and top because what the hell, you may as well just go all out in leather and screw everyone else. Maybe eat a steak while you're at it. It's what I would do.
After you're done dying over leather realness we get to sweater realness and by now I am basically drooling all over the place and imagining a world where I get to wear these clothes everyday like it's no big deal. I've said it a million times but there's nothing more YES than matching your separates. Commit to the look guys. COMMIT. TO. THE. LOOK.
And yeah, maybe when this came out I was all OMG BALENZ, but whatever. It's pretty.
This look was made for me. Oversized tee half-tucked into a luxurious barely there skirt. Pretty much all I want to look like (I AM QUEEN OF THE HALF TUCK, DOODZ). I honestly feel like my life would literally be better if I could wear this every day. It is tough as nails but also weirdly whimsical. And ew, not that I would ever want to wear something that can be described as whimsical but this skirt is rad.
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Southeast Asian nations have quietly begun to row back on a deadline of forming an "economic community" by 2015, confirming what many economists and diplomats have suspected for years as the diverse group hits tough obstacles to closer union.
Rather than referring to the end of 2015 as a firm goal, officials at this year's first summit of leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), whose 10 members range from glitzy Singapore to impoverished Myanmar, prefer to call it a "milestone" to be built on in years ahead.
In so doing, they are bowing to the reality of slow progress and even some regression on politically sensitive goals, such as eliminating non-tariff barriers and lowering obstacles to the free flow of labour in the diverse region of 600 million people.
While failure to meet the ambitious goal, which was brought forward from 2020 originally, is no surprise, it risks undermining ASEAN's credibility at a time when it faces unprecedented divisions over maritime disputes with China.
"Essentially ASEAN's community-building is an ongoing process that will continue even after our 2015 milestones," Brunei Prime Minister and Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah told a summit-concluding news conference on Thursday.
He acknowledged "challenges due to the varying levels of development amongst us".
The summit's final communique contained no specific commitment to the 2015 goal, saying that leaders had agreed to "leverage upon ongoing work to establish the AEC", or ASEAN Economic Community.
The problems raise doubts over whether the group, whose renowned "consensus" approach is designed to protect national interests but also slows decision-making, can bridge yawning economic gaps between richer nations like Malaysia and newer, poorer members such as Myanmar and Laos.
"They are a long way off," says Jayant Menon, a senior economist at the Asian Development Bank in Manila, referring to the "Mekong" nations of Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar and Vietnam.
"This kind of exercise - highly ambitious, short time-lines - simply works to fracture the organisation further."
Founded in 1967 in the midst of Cold War conflicts, insurgencies and coups in Southeast Asia, ASEAN has become the region's most successful grouping, credited with preventing strife and promoting a surge in trade and investment.
But critics say it appears to be reaching the limits of its integration unless its decision-making and institutional powers are strengthened. The ASEAN Secretariat in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, has fewer than 1 percent of the staff numbers at the European Commission, a reflection of governments' reluctance to cede sovereignty.
"I think nobody will say that," Philippine President Benigno Aquino told reporters earlier in the oil kingdom of Brunei, where the summit was held this week, when asked if the 2015 goal was now impossible, adding there was much work to be done.
His trade minister, Gregory Domingo, said non-tariff barriers remained the thorniest problem, suggesting that the pace of reform was being dictated by the slowest-moving members.
"We are liberalising on our own, but our liberalisation has to be in sync with others. Otherwise, if we liberalise too fast ahead of others, it will be to our disadvantage."
Complex and unpredictable import standards in some countries - such as the number of bananas required in a bunch - were holding up the liberalisation of agriculture trade, he said.
Signs that the AEC was not going according to plan emerged last September at a meeting in Cambodia when a top official said its completion may be delayed to the end of 2015 rather than the beginning.
Investors and multinational executives are eager for ASEAN to accelerate its integration to give them better access to a big, youthful population and rapidly growing middle class at a time when Southeast Asia is a rare bright spot in the global economy.
But many voice disappointment that progress in harmonising regulations has not kept pace with the rhetoric and with businesses' own efforts to treat Southeast Asia as one market.
"Frankly, today you're either local or foreign in most countries; there's no in between when it comes to regulations," Nazir Razak, the chief executive of Malaysia's CIMB bank told Reuters in an interview in February. "It's time we give substance to what ASEAN means, what it means to be ASEAN."
ASEAN has made strong progress in some areas, reducing nearly all import tariffs among the wealthier six members to zero, for example, as it moves towards its goal of becoming a free-trade zone.
Overall, it says it has implemented 77.5 percent of AEC measures, up from 74.5 percent last October. But economists say the remaining 20 percent or so of steps are the tough ones, and that many agreed by ASEAN still face the hurdle of domestic ratification.
While formal tariffs have come down, other barriers to trade remain formidable, such as government protection for sensitive industries and sectors.
Malaysia, for example, has been reluctant to liberalise auto trade barriers for fear of competition from regional car-manufacturing powerhouse Thailand. The Philippines has kept in place heavy restrictions on foreign investors that critics say are aimed at shielding domestic businesses from competition.
Indonesia, Southeast Asia's biggest economy, has taken a protectionist turn over the past year by capping foreign ownership of mines and introducing a 20 percent export tax on metal ores in an effort to boost its industry.
Domestic political pressures have limited steps to liberalise worker migration within ASEAN to a handful of professions.
As ASEAN plods along, it risks being overtaken by more nimble moves as Asian countries strike more favourable free-trade deals with countries globally, adding complexity to a so-called noodle soup of regional agreements.
Several ASEAN countries are aiming to join the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership, which includes the United States.
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On Samstag, 9. Februar 2008, Eduard Huguet wrote:

Hi, Matthias

Hi Eduard!

 I've been performing some tests using your patch for this card. Right now neither dvbscan nor kaffeine are able to find any channel on Astra (the sat. my dish points to). However, Kaffeine has been giving me some interesting results: with your driver "as is" it's getting me a 13-14% signal level and ~52% SNR when scanning. Then, thinking that the problem is related to the low signal I have I've changed the gain levels used to program the tuner: you were using default values of 0 for all (in zl1003x_set_gain_params() function, variables "rfg", "ba" and "bg"), and I've changed them top the maximum (according to the documentation: rfg=1, ba=bg=3). With that, I'm getting a 18% signal level, which is higher but still too low apparently to get a lock. I've stopped here, because I really don't have the necessary background to keep tweaking the driver. I just wanted to share it with you, as maybe you have some idea on how to continue or what else could be done.

 So I can do only this guess: I changed demod driver to invert the Polarization voltage for a700 card. This is controlled by member-variable voltage_inverted. static struct mt312_config avertv_a700_mt312 = { .demod_address = 0x0e, .voltage_inverted = 1, }; Can you try to comment the voltage_inverted line here (saa7134-dvb.c: line 865). BUT: If this helps we need to find out how to detect which card needs this enabled/disabled. Regards Matthias

 Hi,
 Nothing :(. Removing (or setting it to 0) the voltage_inverted member doesn't seem to make any difference. I'm starting to suspect that there is something wrong with my antennae setup, so I'll test it later using an standalone STB or by plugging the card into a Windows computer and using the supplied drivers.

 Regards,
 Eduard

 Hi again...
 Just some more feedback: I've unplugged the card and put it onto a different PC running both Windows and Gentoo. In Windows the card runs perfectly, I can see all the (free) channels, so I can be sure there's no problem with my antennae setup.

 In Linux it doesn't work, neither in this PC (P4 running Gentoo 32) nor in the mediacenter PC (AMD AthlonXP running Gentoo 64). It seems we are missing something fundamental here... :(

 Best regards,
 Eduard


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The Traffic Club of Memphis is kick-starting its 100-year celebration with the introduction of its 2013 officers, led for the second straight year by president Mason Wilson.
Left to Right: Robin Colwell, John Brewer, Jim Deweese, Stuart Leslie, Marty Morelli, Ken Opperman, Carey Treadwell, Dan Pallme, Larry Mays, Mason Wilson.
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The club's activities this year will feature a series of local events, including the Traffic Club International annual conference in September.
The Traffic & Transportation Club of Memphis formed in May 1907 when a group of railroad men met and organized in the N.C. & St.L. Railway Office in the Tennessee Trust Building at 81 Madison Ave. The club remained mostly dormant until 1913 when a meeting was held and V. T. Fort was elected president.
Wilson was sworn in as the 2013 president earlier this month.
"I'm honored to be the president this year," said Wilson, who has been involved with Traffic Club for six years. "We are working towards putting together a great year of excellent speakers."
Wilson, an attorney at law, formerly handled transportation matters at Butler, Snow, O'Mara, Stevens and Cannada PLLC before moving to Clarksville, where he became city attorney.
"Part of my practice then was transportation, so when I came back to town and joined Baker Donelson (Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz PC), I was looking to continue that transportation practice and looking for opportunities to get involved in the industry," said Wilson, who handles motor carrier litigation and freight claim litigation. "A large portion of my practice is transportation law."
The club provides opportunities for its members to network at social events and educational programs. Upcoming speakers at the club's monthly luncheons at The Racquet Club of Memphis will include Wally Devereaux, director of sales for Southwest Airlines, on Feb. 12, and Darren Hawkins, senior vice president of sales and marketing for YRC Freight, on March 12.
The club also hosts a charity golf tournament whose proceeds go to helping students pursue careers in logistics.
"One of the main missions of the Traffic Club is to provide scholarships to college students who are planning to go into the transportation or logistics industry, and the golf tournament is the primary fundraiser for those scholarships," Wilson said.
The club awarded a total of $5,200 in scholarships last year and has given more than $40,000 over the past nine years. Money for the scholarships is raised at the club's fundraising events throughout the year.
"We are planning a crawfish boil for April, and our annual golf tournament will be held in May," Wilson said.
In September the Traffic Club will host the Transportation Clubs International annual conference. Last year the TCI conference took place in St. Louis, and next year it is tentatively slated for San Antonio.
Wilson expects the host hotel for the conference to be Downtown, and he hopes other conference activity will take place at the FedEx Institute of Technology. Final planning is in the works now.
The group is one of many traffic and transportation clubs across the U.S.
"It's really grown over the years to include transportation professionals from all modes of transportation," Wilson said.
The 2013 Traffic Club of Memphis officers and board of directors are vice president Carey Treadwell of Dynamex; secretary/ treasurer Ken Opperman of Jamac Logistics; and editor Stuart Leslie of Vaco.
Board members are John Brewer of ACH Foods, Robin Colwell of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Jim Deweese of ABF Freight System, Larry Mays, Marty Morelli of Old Dominion Freight Line and Dan Pallme of the University of Memphis.
This year, in honor of its 100th birthday, the club is featuring a membership drive contest in which the member who recruits the most new members wins the equivalent of $3,500 to use on a vacation.
"The goal of our '100 for 100' membership drive is to get 100 new members this year," Wilson said. "Our membership's been steadily increasing for the past two to three years."
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Turnamancy is one of the three disciplines of the Magic class Spookism; it is aligned with the axis of Erf.Erf-b1-p038a
Turnamancers can reduce the build time for units produced in the city they are located. summer-updates-–-046
- Increased Production Efficiency:
With the help of a Turnamancer, Charlescomm can pop archons 3 per 2 turns, instead of the normal 1/turn, and Faq pops a Royal Heir in 40 turns instead of 60. This effect may be a sort of time warp (a slowing/speeding effect). Note that, in all known cases, having a Turnamancer reduces production times to two-thirds of what they are without a Turnamancer; this may be a constant ratio.
A Turnamancer can work on a prisoner over time, decreasing Loyalty and Duty to their Ruler and making a conversion to the Capturing side more likely. Turnamancy can also counter Loyalty spells preventing a voluntary turning.
- Turn Alterations
End another side's turn (after a brief warning).LIAB 21 This is quite a powerful ability, unrecognized by the Erfworlders who witnessed its use at the battle for Jetstone.LIAB 35 Vanna accomplished this while linked with Charlie, a Thinkamancer. The long-distance link and the turn-ending spell itself may only have been possible due to Charlie's use of (and attunement to) the Arkendish.
Known Turnamancers
- Vanna, formerly in service to Unaroyal, now working for Faq on contract, paid by Charlescomm.
There are two known examples of the turnamancy speedup; the first is increasing 1 Archon / Turn to 3 Archons / 2 Turns. The second is increasing 1 Royal Heir / 60 Turns to 1 Royal Heir / 40 Turns. Both of these are consistent with the idea of the Turnamancer "storing" their turn on the first turn, then granting the stored turn to the city on the next turn. This may be how Turnamancers do it. Turnamancers may also be able to "steal" another unit's turn in battle, effectively paralysing both units.
Turnamancy might alter the flow of time (turns) in some way, perhaps gaining more time for one's own side or units, or removing move or actions from the other side or units.
If Turnamancy can slow time, this could be useful not only for popping units, but allow Regents to complete rounds and still have time for actions, or have direct military application.
Alternatively, it may be an effect not on how long a turn lasts but what can happen in that turn; possibly increasing production values and income. It may also be possible for a stack led by a Turnamancer to move farther and/or perform more actions/attacks per turn.
A master class turnamancer (or two, linked) may be able to skip an opposing side's turn.
Natural Turnamancy may be how turn order is decided.
People often comment that Turnamancy appears to be a combination of two unrelated spheres of magic: loyalty and time. It grates against common sense to see a sphere of magic based upon a homonym, pun, or turn of phrase. Actually this may be a clue as to the fundamental nature of erfworld. It may be that to its very core erfworld's logic is derivative of certain aspects of English speaking Earth culture rather than having an internal logic of its own.
- It is possible that Turnamancy decreasing a unit's loyalty is merely increasing the rate at which it changes based on other factors. Wanda Firebaugh and other units have been confirmed and implied (respectively) to have the ability to cause or coerce a unit to go against their loyalty (giving up information and possibly turning sides) without the use of non- Natural Thinkamancy. Therefore, it is a necessary conceit that some offensive form of Natural Thinkamancy (or a similar, undefined mechanism) is able to affect loyalty, from which it is a simple extension to believe that this process may be what Turnamancy expedites.


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Welcome to the Cosmos Club Foundation, created by Cosmos Club members in 1967 as a tax-exempt and legally distinct organization charged specifically to advance science, literature, and the arts and humanities through awards and grants for charitable and educational purposes.
The Cosmos Club itself was founded in 1878 for the advancement of its members in science, literature, and art and "their mutual improvement by social intercourse." The activities of the Foundation are not designed to be of direct benefit to the Club, although some do affect the Club. Trustees are appointed by the Cosmos Club's Board of Management.
The Foundation's largest activity, begun in 1998, is a program of small research grants for graduate students enrolled in selected universities in the Washington, D.C. area. Foundation trustees receive 200 or more applications each autumn and rank them based on merit and the likelihood of significant research results. The process is very selective; only about 10% of the proposals submitted are funded, and they are of such high quality that the results of the research are likely to be widely recognized. Recipients are designated 'Cosmos Scholars'. The program thus has a two-fold public benefit—graduate-student assistance and increase in knowledge.
Trustees are pleased that several grant recipients have presented their results at major professional meetings and published their research in leading journals such as Science. About a year after receipt of their grant, grantees are invited to present the results of their research at a dinner hosted at the Club by the Foundation. Grantees from previous years are also invited. We expect to see many of these alumni/ae become members of the Club one day.
In separate programs, the Foundation honors achievement by recognizing contributions of outstanding individuals. The endowment income permits two John P. McGovern Awards (and award ceremonies at which the recipients speak about their work) per year. The recognition afforded by these awards rotates among the arts and humanities, literature, and science. Recent awardees include E.L. Doctorow, Sir Derek Jacobi, Steven Squyres, and Michael Frayn. Most McGovern Awardees are not members of the Club. Members of the public are invited to the award ceremonies, which are held in the Clubhouse. The Foundation has for many years provided financial support for the recognition portion of the annual Cosmos Club Award. Recent recipients have been Sandra Day O'Connor, Jacob Rabinow, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, and Jim Lehrer.
The Foundation has endowed an annual chamber music concert at the Phillips Collection; a small number of tickets for this event are made available through the Foundation. The Trustees have also cosponsored a concert at the Club and two mental-health counseling workshops for D.C- School System personnel.
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Five law professors from across the country have signed on to an amicus brief written by Wayne State University Law School Associate Professor Christopher Lund in a U.S. Supreme Court religious freedom case.
The six professors, all of whom are scholars in the field of church-and-state, came together to offer their expertise on Town of Greece v. Galloway. The case originated in Greece, N.Y., a small town near Rochester, and involves the town council's practice of opening its meetings with a prayer from a "chaplain of the month." The case is on the Supreme Court's docket for its new session, which began Oct. 7.
The town council began its practice of having opening prayers in 1999, and, since then, nearly all of the volunteer chaplains involved have been Christian. Some residents, including respondents Susan Galloway, who is Jewish, and Linda Stephens, an atheist, challenged the practice in 2008 as a violation of the First Amendment. A district court ruled for the town council. That decision was appealed in 2012, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled in favor of the plaintiffs.
This spring, the justices agreed to hear the case, which has drawn dozens of friend-of-the-court briefs, many of which argue that the prayers should be allowed. Lund and the other signatory law professors take a different view.
"I weighed in for a number of reasons," Lund said. "For one thing, I've written a couple of academic articles on legislative prayer. One focused on the history of the congressional chaplaincies. The other focused on modern issues that have come up with legislative prayers. Both discovered things that I thought were surprising. I wanted to write in to tell the court about what I found."
Lund's 27-page amicus brief details the impact of legislative prayer on religious believers and on political bodies, as well.
"At its root, the problem with legislative prayer is that it commits the government to making an unparalleled number of religious choices: Inevitably government will have a dangerous degree of discretion over who gets to pray, what they will be allowed to say, and the penalties for nonconformists," the brief's summary states.
Many legal scholars, including Lund, consider Town of Greece v. Galloway to be an important case, saying that the Supreme Court's decision could have far-reaching effects. While the case itself involves prayer before local government bodies, the court could potentially reshape its entire approach to the issue of whether the government can endorse or promote religion more generally.
Lund teaches Religious Liberty in the United States, Constitutional Law and other courses at Wayne Law. His principal scholarly focus is the field of religious liberty, and he is widely published and consulted. He has represented a broad variety of groups and causes. He has worked for the American Civil Liberties Union defending the rights of Christian parents to homeschool their children and for a diverse coalition of religious groups supporting the freedom of Muslim detainees at Guantanamo Bay.
Lund joined Wayne Law's faculty in 2009. He is on leave this semester, teaching as a visiting professor at the University of Notre Dame Law School. He earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics and psychology from Rice University and his law degree from the University of Texas School of Law.
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Some of the major mobile phone maker has already tried their luck by manufacturing a smartphone which focuses on the social networking sites, specially Facebook. Last year, HTC launched the mid-range HTC Chacha and HTC Salsa smartphones with a dedicated Facebook button. Even Vodafone launched the entry-level Vodafone 555 Blue with a Facebook button. Sadly, none of them managed to attract the Facebook addicts in developing countries.
Last month, Nokia joined the bandwagon and announced the company's first QWERTY phone with a dedicated Facebook button, the Nokia Asha 205. It was already rumored that Nokia will replace the Facebook button with the QQ button before shipping it in China, since Facebook is already blocked up there and QQ is the most popular instant messaging service among Chinese users.
Today, Nokia finally confirmed the rumor and launched the Nokia 2050 in China. And you guessed it right! The Nokia 2050 comes with the exact same specs found in the Asha 205 minus the Facebook button and Asha branding. This device is specially targeted at the youngsters, who wants to stay connected with their friends and family on the go.
The Nokia 2050 comes with a 2.4 inch QVGA display, Series 40 Asha UI, full QWERTY keyboard, VGA camera, Nokia Xpress Browser, Nokia Life+, Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR, 3.5 mm headset jack, Slam feature, 10 MB internal memory, MicroSD card slot, 32 GB expandable memory, GPRS/EDGE, 2.0 mm charger connector, up to 25 days of stand-by time, up to 11 hours of talk-time and a 1020 mAh battery.
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When I was a kid, I always dreamt it was Halloween and I could never quite make it out the door to do my trick or treating.
As an adult, it's senior year of high school and I never even went to English class. Or I took all those classes in college but I didn't know about that one last math class, and so my degree isn't real and it's been a decade and I still haven't graduated.
Crap like that.
Now, hold that thought.
I wanna tell you somethin'. It's gonna be the most personal, all-up-in-my-biznis story I've ever told. Might be my most important story, to me. For me.
9 years ago, hubs had graduated from college with a degree in electrical engineering. We had one child, and we couldn't find a job anywhere.
Honest, I can't think of something that tears a man down more than searching for a job and not being able to find it. I've said before that I wouldn't wish that kind of unemployment/money misery on anyone. We had a little savings, but what we did have was getting eaten up right quick.
see my wall.
It has always meant a lot to me. Today, it means even more. Tell ya why.
Hubs did eventually get a job, and these are all the places we lived, by choice, over those first 5 years of his career.
I look back on those 5 years of moving with happiness. I do. I also like to think of that time as a combo:
"Big Adventure/Huge Sacrifice".
I loved all the places we lived. Met people that mean a heckalot to me. It was an experience.
Lemme tell you why we moved to these places, by choice. We got paid per diem while we lived away. And we wanted one thing:
No debt. Of any kind. Financial security. We wanted to sacrifice for a few years, and then come back home owning our house outright. That, was the dream. Biggest dream I ever dreamt.
We bought a house for $200,000 in 2005. There were renters in it, and we figured we'd move around, get this house paid off (hopefully), finally move back, and make us a home. Our home.
Yes, this home is our "other house". The one that was on the market.
This piece of paper:
in the back of my journal, was kinda sorta my whole life.
I could go on and on and onandonandon about the goods, the bads, the highs and the lows of 5 years of living away, as a small family, in little apartments, moving, sometimes a year later, and sometimes 4 months later. . .
but just know,
that I slept on an air mattress for a year when I lived in Indiana, and a bit in North Carolina.
A typical work day for my husband was leaving at 6:30 a.m., and typically arriving home at 8:00 p.m. We had one car, and he took it with him 98% of the time (long story). This meant I got to be in our little apartment, with 2 (or 3) little boys, all day, 6 days a week, sometimes 7 days a week. No friends. At first, in a new city, only knew my way to Walmart and back.
Just know,
that two apartments we lived in boasted bean bags for furniture, a little TV and DVD player that sat on the floor (and had no actual TV channels), a folding table and chairs to dine, and plastic plates to adorn.
Just know,
that you can, in fact, fit 3 little boys, all in car seats, in the backseat of a small sedan, if you close the doors just right.
Just know,
that this picture makes me not a little sad, because this is the apartment we lived in when I was most unhappy. We lived over a nurse who worked all night and slept all day, and I had 2 little boys that never walked anywhere, and my job was to keep them quiet and tiptoeing during daylight hours, because the apartment peeps wouldn't let me switch places.
Other not-awesome events include a friend making fun of us for this ridiculous thing we were doing, and a co-worker's wife visiting us once, and then announcing to everyone at a work dinner, in front of the big boss, that we were living in "ridiculous conditions" and that my husband was so "mean" that I didn't "even have cable TV". Kind of embarrassing. Not as embarrassing, as say, being the star in a new STD drug commercial, but you know, embarrassing.
Honey, if I'd have wanted cable TV, the hubs would have gotten it for me, trust me.
All that while, we threw every dime we had into that "other house".
And this, was a dream come true, indeed. We celebrated as family, on that day we made the last payment.
Now, hold that thought.
Let me make this very, very brief: when we moved home, the renters wanted to buy the home, and so we purchased a different home. The one we now live in. They backed out, and this, is why we have two homes.
Remember what I said about those bad dreams you have, and you thought you accomplished something, but you really didn't? This is my bad dream, but instead I'm awake.
Until today.
Sale on the house went through, and I am happy, nay, abso-freaking-lutely overjoyed to report,
that we are debt free, no if's, and's, or but's. It took a while longer than I ever anticipated, but it got done. Now excuse me while I go cry it all out. Told you I had "feeeeelings" about that other house. Sheesh.


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Probably you have tasted these cookies in Chinese restaurant or in any Chinese bakery. The shiny glazed cookie with the blanched almond on top is crispy and light.
It was on my try list. While searching for this recipe, I bumped on many recipes using lard for fat content. I was surprised seeing lard used for baking Authentic Chinese cookies!
After a quick search I found: China raise more pigs than cattle. Dairy products were limited or rarely available for them. Only recently, the country made mandatory that every kid should drink at least one cup of milk everyday. Obviously all dairy product were not common in olden days! They ended up using lard everywhere.
Ok, if you are purist, probably looking for an authentic taste, you are not at the right page! Yes, these cookies are lighter (less fatter than usual) and prepared into Vegan way! I bet this one taste far better than the Chinese restaurant and never regret of trying this vegan version. Unless you want to spike your cholesterol level.
These cookies have the sandy texture and the most important fairly easy to put together.
It would be such a great Vegan gift for up coming Holiday time.
How to make the almond meal / flour?
Almond flour is ground up almond. The flour is made with blanched almond and almond meal is either blanched or not. The flour or meal is usually coarse not like fine powder.
Blanch the almond first.
How to blanch almond ?
Take a microwave safe bowl, add the almonds and enough water to cover the nuts.
Keep in microwave for 1 minutes, until the water turns hot.
Let the almond soak for 10 minutes.
Now slightly squeeze the nut, the outer skin should come out easily. If not keep another min in microwave and let it soak for few more minutes.
Almond meal/flour:
Once the almond is blanched. Let it dry in paper towel to remove all the excess moisture.
Put the blanched almonds in mixer and pulse into the desire consistency. Keep little coarse, if you run the powder too long, you end up making almond butter.
I halved the original recipe: My modification: added almond meal, subst with vegetable shortening and skip the egg. The outcome was super crunchy and tasty cookie.
Yield: Makes about 24 cookies
Vegetable shortening: 1/2 cup (room temperature)
Sugar : 1/2 cup
Almond extract : 1/4 teaspoon
Almond meal: 1/4 cup
All-purpose flour : 1 cup
Baking powder : 1/2 teaspoon
To decorate the cookie
Blanched whole almonds : 24 counts
Sesame seeds :1 tablespoons
1. In a large bowl, with an electric mixer on medium speed, beat the vegetable shortening, almond extract and sugar until smooth.Stir or beat in the almond flour+AP flour and baking powder until well blended. You can chill the dough for 30 minutes but the dough will not firm because of vegetable shortening!
2. Shape dough into 1-inch balls, flatten each slightly, and place each about 1 inch apart on buttered or cooking parchment-lined 12- by 15-inch baking sheets.
3. Press an almond into the center of each cookie and sprinkle each with about 1/8 teaspoon sesame seeds.
4. Bake cookies in a 325° oven until lightly browned, 15 to 20 minutes. Let cookies cool on sheets for 5 minutes, then use a wide spatula to transfer to racks to cool completely.
This Vegan Chinese cookies are baked for Vaishali who is hosting :It is A Vegan World : Chinese


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|[2] - Shamrock 604, taxi link 3, holding point runway 28...
|[3] - N826AC, Boston tower...
|[4] - NorthWest 379, Boston...
|[5] - Lufthansa 420...
|[6] - 612KP, Ground...
|[7] - JetBlue40, Boston tower, MOCHA HAGoTDI...
|[8] - Lufthansa access panel...
|[9] - SpeedBird 428 heavy (1/2)...
|[10] - SpeedBird 428 heavy (2/2)...
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ATC : "Foxtrot Zulu Bravo, taxi to Hotel initially, runway two seven"
ATC : "Shamrock Six Zero Four, taxi link three, holding point runway two eight"
Pil : "Taxi link three, holding point two eight, Shamrock Six Zero Four"
ATC : "November Eight Two Six Alpha Charlie, Boston tower, cross four left at Echo, taxi to runway niner via Echo and Mike"
ATC : "NorthWest Tree Seventy Nine, Boston, runway niner, position and hold, traffic landing crossing [...]"
Pil : "Position hold runway niner north with Tree Seventy Nine, roger"
ATC : "Lufthansa Four Two Zero Heavy, Boston tower good evening, cross runway four left, hold short of one five right, remain this frequency"
Pil : "Lufthansa Four Two Zero, good evening ... cross runway zero four left, hold short of one five right and remain this fre... this frequency"
ATC : "Six One Two Kilo Papa, Ground, taxi runway Tree Five r...right, taxiway Kilo... which's 5000 feet available, and taxi er.. Lima and Alpha"
Pil : "Three five right, er... via Lima and Alpha"
ATC : "JetBlue Forty, Boston tower, MOCHA HAGoTDI, cross runway 22R and contact Ground on point niner"
Pil : "MOCHA HAGoTDI, JetBlue Forty"
ATC : "Lufthansa 401, I'm sorry, go ahead you left a question ?"
DLH : "Lufthansa 401, we have a little problem, and uh...do you have contact with the car here, by the... VOR station, to look at our airplane ?"
ATC : "What do you need him to look at ?"
DLH : "Seems we have a refueling panel near the uh.. body, uh open... maybe it's closed, and which uh zo...uh... if we could look..."
ATC : "There is...he's not on the frequency, so hang on a second"
DLH : "Thanks"
JBU : "Tower, JetBlue 153 ?"
ATC : "Yes sir"
JBU : "Ask Lufthansa if that fuel panel door, is uh.. on the bottom of the fuselage"
ATC : "Lufthansa 401, is it on the bottom of the fuselage ?"
DLH : "On the bottom of the right side"
JBU : "Ah it's open, for we see is a small door hanging open on the bottom of the right side of the fuselage on the Lufthansa A340"
DLH : "Lufthansa 401, if we can we'd like uh go out of the sequence to the left, and I'd like to go outside of the aircraft and close it if that's proper"
ATC : "Uuuh...I don't..ha..ah..aye, you know what, you can make a left hand turn to the next taxiway, hold short of the runway, and whatever you need to do you can do."
DLH : "Thank you, next left holding short of the runway and uh..cleared uh... to close it, thank you"
ATC : "SpeedBird Four Two Eight heavy, Kennedy tower, runway two two right, position hold, traffic is crossing downfield"
Pil : "Yeah, I'm sorry, SpeedBird er.. er..Four..Two eigh.. heavy, we..I've taken the wrong turning and taken the turn before Zulu Alpha, I.. I missed the [..]sign two two right [..], is there any way out from here ?"
ATC : "OK, stand by, there was er.. there was a closure on Echo earlier, but so that's... no longer a factor, just hold your position"
Pil : "Yeah, holding position"
ATC : "..Bird Four Two Eight heavy, just continue down via Echo...and then after you make a right turn Yankee and right turn Fox Bravo, and hold short of runway two two right"
Pil : "Thank you, er.. will continue on Echo and will make the two right turns and hold Fox Bravo short of two two right, sorry about that, SpeedBird er.. Four... Two Eight heavy"
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I do care, I do care a lot. I love working in a tidy place. I love things to be in there place. I don't want to search for my scissors for hours
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It's one of those quirky little sets that makes me happy for some reason.
Username wrote:This set would have made a great Halloween impulse set.
Formendacil wrote:Well, this set seems to have been SLIGHTLY better designed than similarly sized Fright Knight sets of the same era, but the fact that it has Willa, and not a soldier, really wrecks any reason for me to get this set.
Parts: 5/10
Playability: 4.5/10
Figs/Accessories: 3/10 (an all-time low...)
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by Mark Jagord, sports information assistant
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Two Georgia College women's basketball players have been selected to the Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Women's Basketball All-Academic Team, while a third player was an Honorable Mention selection. Junior Shanteona Keys (Roswell, Ga.), sophomore Kayla Upchurch (Alpharetta, Ga.), and sophomore Mckenna Rushton (Gainesville, Ga.) were selected, with the latter receiving honorable mention.
Keys, a mass communication major; and Upchurch, a political science major; both compiled a 4.0 grade-point average (GPA) and were two of only three named to the team to accomplish that feat. Other than Georgia College, just two other schools placed two members to the team.
Rushton, a nursing major, allowed Georgia College to have the most selections overall when including honorable mentions at three, tied with Young Harris College and the University of North Georgia.
This is the second time Keys has been named to the PBC All-Academic Team, while it is the first recognition for Upchurch and Rushton.
The Bobcats next take to the court Saturday, Feb 22 at the University of Montevallo for a 2:30 p.m. start.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 11 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at @GCBobcats on Twitter and Facebook for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.


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IN ALL sport it's the contrast in styles that makes the contest, particularly when the differences between two key players in the opposing teams are so evident.
James O'Connor is the golden boy of Australian Rugby, the blond bombshell who sells tickets and attracts the image makers as much for his looks and style as his game.
Versatile and skilful, 22-year-old O'Connor can operate anywhere in the back line, but is currently being used at full-back by the Rebels.
Jesse Mogg, at 23 a couple of months older, is far less celebrated. The Brumbies full-back has played less than half the number of Super Rugby games as O'Connor, and scored only a fraction of the points since being plucked from the obscurity of the local league by the Canberra side last year.
But his explosive pace and hard, direct running provided a tremendous variation to O'Connor's supple sinuousness when the two lined up at opposite ends of AAMI Park on Friday night.
Their differences illustrated, in this sport as in others, that while there may be one method of play that is more fashionable or aesthetic than another, in the end it's the style that gets the job done that is the most effective.
Where Mogg was all power, speed and straightforwardness as he attacked, O'Connor was a muscular, twisting shape as he stepped and probed trying to find space where, for most of his colleagues, none would exist.
The difference was perfectly described in two periods of play early in the game. Mogg opened the scoring with a display of scorching pace – a rugby version of Black Caviar if you like – as he kicked the ball long to launch an attack and chased his own delivery down.
On the way through he outpaced O'Connor and then hit the turbo button to get his hand to the ball before Rebels half-back Nick Phipps, who had a healthy head start in the run to the try line.
O'Connor then showed the other side of the game, exemplifying his ability to turn and dance, to find the gaps and accelerate off a short step to set up his teammates.
Launching himself under a Mogg high bomb, O'Connor palmed the ball down, roved his own knock back and set off on a jinking, slippery run that took him past several opponents before off-loading for Scott Higinbotham to score his first try for the Rebels.
Mogg took the advantage in this contrasting battle of the full-backs near the end of the first half when another rampaging run saw him brush through several challenges before his pass set in train the move completed by Clyde Rathbone, who went over in the corner.
Still, it's not all glamour and pyrotechnics playing at No. 15. Sometimes you have to stand and take your hits, and O'Connor showed that he had the right stuff in that department, too, when he made a second-half try-saving tackle on Rathbone that stopped the winger's break. His efforts to return to the fray after an injury time-out were overruled by the medical staff – much to his evident frustration.
He will live to fight another day as the Rebels look to get back on track against the Waratahs next Friday. With the Brumbies on the break next week, Mogg can rest and recuperate – and prepare to let the brakes off in Canberra in a fortnight when the Brumbies take on the Waratahs.
This story Administrator ready to work first appeared on Nanjing Night Net.


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Tech Expands Carbon Sequestration Work With Two Grants
SOCORRO, N.M. September 9, 2009 – Already a leading research institution for carbon sequestration in the nation, New Mexico Tech is expanding its research and education in the burgeoning research arena.
The university recently received two new grants from the Department of Energy related to the capture and storage of the greenhouse gas. One grant will help educate the researchers of tomorrow by creating new courses and materials related to carbon sequestration. Another grant will fund a research project to build a new computer code to assess the environmental impacts of carbon capture-and-storage project in the Midwest.
The Petroleum Research and Recovery Center, or PRRC, at New Mexico Tech has an ongoing $120 million project to conduct a carbon sequestration pilot project in the Southwest; with the latest grants, the university's Earth and Environmental Science Department will join the effort. The PRRC is the lead institution for the Southwest Regional Partnership for Carbon Sequestration, one of seven such regional groups.
Educational Opportunities
In collaboration with the PRRC, Tech's Earth and Environmental Science department has received $994,000 to develop an array of educational programs related to carbon sequestration for high school, university and distance education students. Geochemistry professor Dr. Andrew Campbell will spearhead Tech's effort to expand the educational offerings.
"The Department of Energy put out a call for carbon sequestration education to train the next generation of scientists to work in the field," he said. "We must reduce carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel use and carbon capture-and-storage is one of the main methods."
The Department of Energy is investing significant resources in finding economical methods for capturing and storing greenhouse gas emissions in order to assure low-cost electricity from coal-fired power plants. The Department has taken the stance that CO2 storage in deep geologic formations will likely be one of the most economical ways to reduce the levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Campbell said the E&ES Department will use the grant to develop an array of avenues to interest students in the geology, science and technology of carbon capture and storage. New Mexico Tech will share the $994,000 grant with Texas A&M and the University of Utah – both of whom are members of the Southwest Regional Partnership on Carbon Sequestration.
Campbell said that Tech and its partners can take the lead in educating the next generation of scientists in that field.
For high school students, Campbell said he and Dr. Peter Mozley will develop a weeklong summer mini-course that focuses on geology, carbon and climate change.
For graduate students, geology professor Dr. Bruce Harrison will create a new course in the Master's of Science Teaching program. In addition, the three universities will collaborate on developing an interdisciplinary graduate course, available to each other via distance education.
Hydrology professor Dr. Mark Person will help develop the graduate level course and design flow visualization models to aid students in understanding the controls on CO2 movement in the subsurface.
The core of the new grant will be to offer a new earth science undergraduate option in carbon sequestration, along with a senior level capstone course in the discipline, which will be taught by Campbell and Mozley.
"The senior level course will be broader than just the geology of carbon sequestration," Campbell said. "We will also deal with climate change and discuss why carbon capture-and-storage is so important. We have a global problem with climate and it's getting worse. We need to talk about the geology of carbon storage in terms of climate change."
In addition to new course offerings, Campbell said the faculty members in Earth and Environmental Science have agreed to add content related to the topic in other geology courses.
"We will be offering education on a variety of levels," Campbell said. "We want students to know that this represents a viable career option."
Basin-Scale Simulation
In addition to the educational efforts, the Office of Fossil Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory selected Tech as one of 19 research institutions to study the potential risks of carbon dioxide storage in geologic formations.
New Mexico Tech hydrology professor, Dr. Mark Person, will lead the Tech effort to simulate, track, and evaluate on-going carbon sequestration pilot projects in Indiana and Illinois as well as try to forecast the long-term consequences of large scale CO2 injection scenarios. The Illinois Basin is one region where the Department of Energy is considering CO2 sequestration because it contains thick permeable sandstone and carbonate layers that have saline pore fluids at depth. The Illinois Basin covers an area roughly 450 kilometers by 600 kilometers and spans most of Illinois and Indiana as well as the northern edge of Kentucky. The region includes dozens of coal-fired power plants that produce about 150 million tons of CO2 every year.
While the educational grant aims to train the next generation of carbon sequestration scientists, Person's project will focus on developing a new computer model that industry could use to assess the potential impacts of carbon capture-and-storage. Person said simulation models such as the one they will be developing will be used on virtually every CO2 injection project across the country. Training of students to use these models should enhance their employment opportunities.
The Department of Energy will put $853,144 into the project over three years, while Tech will put $191,151 into the project. Dr. Person and his Tech colleagues will collaborate with scientists at Princeton University, Los Alamos National Labs, Purdue University and the Indiana Geological Survey.
Person will work closely with Dr. Mike Celia of Princeton University to develop a new 3D computer model of CO2 injection into the Mount Simon Sandstone within the Illinois Basin.
"If you inject CO2 into the deep brine-filled aquifer such as the Mount Simon, it behaves as a separate fluid phase that does not mix well with water," he said. "Our multi-layer model will represent the boundary between brine and CO2 phases as a razor sharp interface."
Person and Celia have both developed sharp interface models to define how CO2 will move through permeable sedimentary units. However, these models have been limited in that they only represented CO2 movement in a single aquifer overlain by a confining unit. The new project will extend their work by simulating CO2 as it migrates across multiple aquifers and confining units within a sedimentary basin.
In addition, their model will include both freshwater and brine movement. Including a freshwater zone is important because cities along the edge of the Illinois Basin rely on the Mount Simon aquifer for drinking water. Once the team is confident in their equations and computer code, they'll test their model using existing two-phase CO2 models developed at Los Alamos National Laboratory in collaboration with Dr. Carl Gable.
The traditional method of modeling CO2 transport at the sedimentary basin scale would be prohibitively expensive, in terms of computational time. The new model Celia and Person hope to develop will be computationally efficient because it relies on sharp-interface theory.
The new 3-D simulation will incorporate all the variables of injecting liquid CO2 into a geological formation including spatial variations in permeability, porosity, pore pressures and salinity as well as the location of abandoned petroleum wells (which may be leak points) and fault zones.
As part of their analysis, Person and his colleagues will try to assess how pore pressures might increase and whether or not brine displacements will occur towards the margins of the basin. They will also try to estimate how much of this CO2 might leak back to the surface through abandoned oil and gas wells.
"It's challenging theoretically to develop multiple interfaces into one model and try to apply this with real world data," he said. "We need to be confident that the parameters are representative of the Illinois Basin. We'll have to do a huge synthesis of hydrological data, which isn't not in a nice, digital format. There are a lot of challenges. There are many layers within confining layers."
By Thomas Guengerich/New Mexico Tech


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NEW YORK, Dec. 25 (UPI) -- Nearly a third of U.S. children with food allergies are bullied, researchers say.
That is nearly double the rate of 17 percent Rutgers University researchers found for all children. About 8 percent of all children have food allergies.
Dr. Eyal Shemesh, associate professor at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York, who was the leader for the latest study, found nearly half of parents surveyed were not aware of the bullying suffered by their children for being allergic to foods such as peanuts, milk, eggs and shellfish.
Shemesh and his team surveyed 251 pairs of parents and children. The patient and parents were recruited during allergy clinic visits to independently answer questionnaires.
Bullying due to food allergy can be detrimental to the quality of life and cause distress in both the child and parent, the study found.
"Parents and pediatricians should routinely ask children with food allergy about bullying," Shemesh said in a statement. "Finding out about the child's experience might allow targeted interventions, and would be expected to reduce additional stress and improve quality of life for these children trying to manage their food allergies."
The researchers also found when parents were aware of the bullying, the child's quality of life was better, the study said.
The findings were published online ahead of the print edition of the journal Pediatrics.


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One of the most often asked IT support question is "My computer is running slow, do I need a new one". Most of the time you don't, your computer just needs a little bit of TLC. Over the coming weeks we are getting back to basics and showing you how with a little bit of knowledge, you can get few more miles out of your existing computer.
Uninstall programs you no longer use
Before you run a fancy program that guarantees to speed your PC, your best bet is uninstall programs that you no longer use. Word of warning, if you're not too sure what the program does your best leaving it alone. Alternatively run the program to see what it does. To help you, below are a list of programs that probably won't make much sense, but you should keep:-
- Microsoft .net Framework (any version)
- Java
- Microsoft SQL
- Adobe Reader
- Adobe Flash
- Anti Virus Program (Norton, AVG, McAfee, kaspersky, sophos etc)
Windows XP
- Click on Start
- Click on Control Panel
- Double click on Add or Remove Programs
- From the Sort By drop down select Date Last Used
- Work your way down the list of programs, clicking on Remove for programs you no longer use.
Windows Vista
- Click on Flag (Start)
- Click on Control Panel
- Underneath Programs, click on Uninstall a program
- Click on Views and select Details
- Click on Installed On to sort the list.
- Work your way down the list of programs, clicking on Uninstall for programs you no longer use.
Next time we will look at how to clean up wasted space on your computer.
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It's inevitable.
You know the moment I'm talking about – when, despite doing well for however long on your eating well and being active goal, you lose any motivation. You get rebellion in its place. Instead of choosing the apple for a snack, you brazenly pick up a chocolate bar a the checkout, knowing that you don't really need or want it but darn it, you deserve it. You go out for dinner and you deserve to order the massive pasta dish, or chips on the side, or dessert. You've been working hard, you deserve it.
And so begins the back slide (no, not backside, although that grows too). You wake up after a big night of eating out and you're still stuffed, but instead of listening to your body, you keep eating. And who wants to work out on a stuffed belly? Not you, so you take a day off. After all, you deserve it.
Soon enough, you misplace your gym card and your hand weights in front of the TV are gathering dust. Your treat meals go back to being your regular meals and any pretext of deserving it goes out the window.
This usually happens for me after a month because I start seeing scale results quickly as I drop water weight, then start ignoring the scale and focussing on my clothes, which fit so much better. I feel great! So obviously, I lose motivation.
Yeah, that makes no sense to me either. Surely when I'm doing well I should be hella motivated? You'd think but alas not. This is the time I have to fight to stay on track, to convince myself that I deserve better than junk food and sitting on the couch, that my body deserves to be active and fed well. Last week was not a good week eating-wise (other than the fact I ate lots of yummy food) and I ended up sitting more than moving, but it's okay. This week will be better because I'm not letting the motivation drop Have any more of my energy.
I'm trying to focus on following through more this year and actually doing all the things I think of. Like making more friends and going out more. Like exercising more and writing more. Focusing my efforts instead of surfing the web or flicking channels while propped up on the couch. Television can wait. My health can't.
How are you going with your goals so far?


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Standard ECMA-232
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- Profile Standard for the Connection of Radio Paging Equipment
(RPE) to a PISN
(December 1995)
This Profile Standard specifies the combination of base standards, together with the selection of appropriate options and parameter values, necessary to interface a Radio Paging Equipment, RPE, to a PINX.
The standard provides for two methods of connection of an RPE to a PINX. With the first method, the RPE is connected in a similar manner to a TE connected at the S reference point using an ISDN basic access interface at layer 1. With the second method the RPE is connected in a similar manner to another PINX connected at the C reference point using an ISDN basic access interface or a primary rate interface at layer 1. In this case static mapping is employed between the C reference point and the Q reference point. The C, Q and S reference points are defined in ISO/IEC 11579-1 .
This Standard states requirements upon implementations to achieve interoperability between equipment on each side of the RPE/PINX interface.
Implementation of one or more profiles from this Standard does not preclude a manufacturer from offering other means of interconnection.
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text: Sijun Forums :: View topic - Update on my take on Joe Mad's Bats/Supes (230k image) Log in to check your private messages Sijun Forums Forum Index >> Work in Progress View previous topic :: View next topic Author Topic : "Update on my take on Joe Mad's Bats/Supes (230k image)" CuddlymemberMember #Joined: 02 Jan 2001Posts: 161Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Posted: Sun Jan 14, 2001 8:49 am Hi all, just an update on where I am with the Bats/Supes page. This is my first try at this style of coloring and I have to say I am SLOW at it. Chapel, how DO you do it so fast? Back to top ChapelmemberMember #Joined: 18 Mar 2000Posts: 1930 Posted: Sun Jan 14, 2001 8:56 am For starters I fill in all the colors first. Once you have the "flats" down then determine where your lightsources are going to hit. Then render. Work big too small. Also, you should do the backgrounds first, so you still can get motivated when you do the characters. Back to top CuddlymemberMember #Joined: 02 Jan 2001Posts: 161Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Posted: Sun Jan 14, 2001 9:00 am Chapel, thanks for the advice. I know what you mean about the motivation thing. I saw your Bats/Supes work and was blown away by it. I first thought you'd posted professionally-colored work for the rest of us to learn from before I realised you're trying to break into the industry yourself. Still, not to sound like I'm sucking up, but I really am inspired by your work. I'll try your advice the next time I color something. Thanks for lookin'! Back to top mattreadymemberMember #Joined: 12 Oct 2000Posts: 114 Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2001 11:52 am GREAT START...do you have anymore done? i really like what you have going here....especially the orange and green backlight on BATs..... Cant wait to see the final peice! ------------------ http://www.mattready.com Back to top CuddlymemberMember #Joined: 02 Jan 2001Posts: 161Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2001 5:05 pm mattready - thanks for the kind words. I've been busy with work-related stuff so haven't had much time to work on it. But the work's out of the way now and I'll try and finish it off soon. Yeah, I thought the orange and green highlights would be nice, but as I'm sure Chapel has expected, I've run into the folowing problems: 1) by doing the highlights on Bats first, I now have to maintain consistency and do them on Supes as well as the background. Not sure how I'm going to tackle that yet. 2) having done the main characters first, it's kinda boring to be doing the buildings in the background. Also, coloring around the two characters while maintaining consistent color and lighting is going to be tricky. I'm gonna give it my best shot, though and see what I can come up with. This IS my first try at this and I'm learning a lot, which I suppose what it's all about at this point. Thanks again for the support. [This message has been edited by Cuddly (edited January 19, 2001).] Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Sijun Forums Forum Index -> Work in Progress All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Digital Art----------------Digital Art DiscussionWork in ProgressGallery/Finished Work Miscellaneous----------------Random MusingsArchive : Sep99 - Dec00 You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Powered by phpBB © 2005 phpBB Group


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Anyone can install standard satin nickel pulls for an elegant décor setting; it takes real personality to pull off a nautical theme that's got class too. Betsy Fields, a division of cabinet hardware specialists Liberty Hardware, is actually pulling it off right here. That's not all, either. Come discover what happens when sophisticated meets fun, and decide to go out for drinks. It goes a little something like this.
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