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When I started homeschooling, I had this vision of what I wanted it to look like. The things I wanted to teach and the way I wanted it done.
I've only been at it for one year but I can tell you that I've learned so much about making that vision come true. What parts of it were realistic, what parts were not and how I could make the part that could be, happen.
When you start your journey to homeschool I really want to encourage you to sit down and think or jot down the "WHY" and the " HOW", you want to homeschool. Write down your vision and pray about it. Ask God to guide that vision and to help you know when to pass up on something (even if everyone is doing it) or when to pick up on something (even if no one is doing it) the one way I can ensure my "vision" comes true is by meditating on it and asking God to guide me.
As we head in to another year of school, I want to encourage you to put it in God's hands. To have an open heart and mind to where God is leading you as your childrens' mother and teacher. Allow him to change you planner. Allow him to show you a better way. Sure, plan your school year but allow the Lord to help you with your homeschool vision.
This year I want to make it a priority to have a closer relationship with God to be able to make my vision clear for my school year.
But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.
Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.
These are the two bible verse I hold close to my heart, and as I get closer to another year of homeschooling I want it to ring true in all I do.
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By Jared Pettinato
Today, Jared Pettinato, candidate for U.S. Congress in Montana, issued the following statement:
On Friday, United States Department of Justice Special Counsel Robert Mueller indicted thirteen Russian nationals for trying to sway American elections.
The indictment (the legal paper that explains the criminal charges) contends the Russian nationals conspired to "sow discord in the U.S." and sought "to defraud the United States." Specifically, the indictment charges that they "created and controlled numerous Twitter accounts designed to appear as if U.S. persons or groups controlled them."
Muller believes those thirteen defendants and their co-conspirators designed and managed YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter accounts "to ensure they appeared authentic—as if operated by U.S. persons." They organized rallies in Florida, New York, and Charlotte over the internet and hid their identities to do that.
The Russian nationals also stole "social security numbers and dates of birth of real U.S. persons," so they could set up fake accounts and pay for advertisements. Muller has evidence the Russian conspirators spent over $1.25 million per month on their plot. You can read the whole indictment here.
Will you let the Russian conspirators get away with this? I intend to fight.
Congress passed severe sanctions on Russia in retaliation for seeking to sway the United States' elections, but the State Department is not implementing them. Congress has options to push for the sanctions. It can summon the Secretary of State and other officials to explain why they are not following Congress's plain direction. If Congress does not like the answers, it can restrict travel or take other measures to bring the State Department in line.
Will you join me in pushing to implement the sanctions against Russia? Would you please pitch in $5, $10, $25, or whatever you can? Your contribution will move forward my campaign for Montana's U.S. House of Representatives seat.
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Shown here is a selection of my recent work, some of which is available to buy. There are also videos in which you can see my studio, and hear me talking about some of the prints. If you would like more information about any of the work, or would like to arrange a visit to my studio in Kent, please contact me.
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At Van Beek's we believe that the beauty of a garden is not just contained in its plants, but also in the landscaping stones that adorn it and complete the 'natural feel.' This is why stone landscaping materials are one of the major product categories of garden supplies available at our outlets.
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Research: Old School Integration Habits Are Stubborn Obstacles To Digital Transformation
Recent research indicates that, across organizations surveyed, old point-to-point integration habits are dying hard. In fact, they could be getting worse, resulting in an increasingly intractable situation as enterprises struggle to digitally transform themselves and avoid fatal disruption.
Interview with Ping Intelligence GM Jason Bonds
Roughly a year after Elastic Beam launched a machine-learning driven API security solution, Ping Identity stepped-in, acquired the startup, and folded it into its portfolio as the Ping Intelligence Business Unit. With dust from that marriage having settled, Ping's Jason Bonds gives us an update.
Why Enterprise APIs Are Key to Fully Leveraging Artificial Intelligence
MuleSoft founder Ross Mason has a bit of a reality check for anyone willing to listen. It has to do with how the majority of today's artificial intelligence can only do about half of what it should be doing. According to Mason, it needs to be more of a two-way street and for that, you need APIs.
US Digital Service Launches v2 of Blue Button API to Ease Flow of Medicare Data
Over 57 million Americans get their health insurance through Medicare. However, one barrier to significantly improved care has been the free flow of Medicare claims data between dissimilar systems. According to the US Digital Service however, version 2.0 of the Blue Button API should fix that.
Salesforce Has Cracked The Code On Demystifying Machine Learning For Mortals (includes audio)
To laypeople, the high potential disciplines of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and data science are enigmas. Most people don't even know what these terms mean, let alone what to do about them. But, in its Einstein portfolio of AI offerings, Salesforce has cracked the code.
Salesforce Launches Graphical Console to Program, Flow and Monitor IoT Devices (includes video)
Looking to help businesses unlock the potential of the IoT, Salesforce has launched IoT Explorer; a console that gives organizations a comprehensive view of the sensors, devices and other things that they have assembled into their Internet of Things. ProgrammableWeb's David Berlind gets a demo.
TRX Systems' 3D "Indoor GPS" Solutions Guide First Responders In Lethal Situations (includes podcast)
Largely in response to learnings from terrorism-related events, there's a new protocol for first responders that involves their entry into buildings before they're fully cleared of any danger. Commanding a situation like that requires GPS-like 3D indoor mapping technology where no GPS exists.
Meet the New Breed of Developer (Found at the Nearly 70 Year-Old ASICS)
Whether you're leading your decades-old organization through a digital transformation or you're a developer plotting out your career path, you'd better get to know and understand the new breed of developer. She or he is not just a software engineer, s/he's a businessperson too (includes a podcast)
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Open Source Pioneer Bruce Perens: Facebook's New GraphQL License Too Restrictive
After enduring controversy over its original license (referred to as "BSD+Patents") for the React framework and then capitulating by switching to the open source MIT license, Facebook has announced a license for GraphQL that open source pioneer Bruce Perens says is too restrictive (includes video).
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The letters LGBTQIA refer to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning, intersex, and asexual or allied, In our society, people who are part of the community LGBTQIA+ are more likely to experience intolerance, discrimination, harassment and the threat of violence due to their sexual orientation than those who identify themselves as heterosexual. This is due to homophobia, which is (the fear or hatred of homosexuality). And we think that every individual is entitled to all the rights and freedom. Why do these people need to pretend for everything? Why society gets offended to accept such relationships? We all are humans, and we humans should be considered as human.
Us Against Abuse
In India, we all know how hard it is to fight back in between the loved ones, where a single step can destroy lives of people around you, but the one thing we all have to keep in our mind is that, there is no excuse for abuse, it can be of any form, whether mental, physical, or emotional, by the loved ones or by a total stranger, i have personally seen so many abusive incidents and also have lived few of them, it is a matter of time that i realized that we all have to unite together and fight against the abuse!
Abuse can destroy ones ability to live the life and can led to depression,and for a victim in can be cause of a lifetime illness, and that is something we all have to fight back together!
Beyond The Red Lights
Prostitution is something where a body is exchange sex for money. But, some does for their interest, and some do for their financial crisis. This is the foremost responsibility of humankind that we need to respect everyone. We will make sure that you can carry a positive figure in society. Nobody wants to sell their body and nobody wants to deal with people who disrespect them.
We as a team, want to start a change and want to tell you the real stories and of the lives of the sex workers and try to make them a part of our society.
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Through out the years, people have heard the song "The Middle" by Jimmy Eat World. Several people, including Taylor Swift have covered it even, and everyone knows it even if they do not know Jimmy Eat World. Now, The Summer Set has covered that song just for fun live. Watch the video here.
Jack from All Time Low has been working with Glamour Kills on a clothing line for a while now, but now Rian (All Time low's drummer) has jumped on the bandwagon. Watch the video of Rian talking about the t-shirt that he and Glamour Kills has created.
Max Bemus of Say Anything has been talking about a new album, Anarchy, My Dear. Which will be due out sometime early 2012. Fans can also expect a new single, "Burn A Miracle" on December 20, which you can hear a clip of right now.
All American Rejects singer, Tyson Ridder talks about their upcoming album. Fans can expect it out in early 2012, and you can hear Tyson talk about it here.
Just a few days ago, The Maine released their newest album, Pioneer, and now they have released a documentary about it. It is in four parts on YouTube. If you combine the 4 parts, the total time for it equals to be about an hour.
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Jonathan Woodgate defended Neil Harris's conduct after the Millwall manager was sent to the stands in his side's 1-1 draw at The Riverside.
The Lions boss was given his matching orders by referee John Brooks for striking Middlesbrough first-team coach Leo Percovich as he tried to to get the ball back into play shortly before the interval.
Percovich was holding the ball in his arm, and Harris made contact with the Uruguayan as he swung to try to dislodge it.
"I didn't think he deserved to (get sent off)," Woodgate said.
"It's one of those things that happen in football, and I don't want to see Neil get sent off.
"He's a fantastic guy and a top manager, and I think the referee can deal with that better.
"There's no point in giving him a red card for the sake of giving him a red card."
Paddy McNair's opener was quickly cancelled out by substitute Tom Bradshaw's first touch on the pitch, it was also the striker's first league goal for the club since joining over a year ago.
Woodgate however felt aggrieved his side weren't given two penalties in the tie.
"I don't know if you've seen the two handballs, but they are blatant handballs," he continued.
"These are the decisions which are going against us at the minute, which is not ideal.
"Sooner or later we'll get the rub of the green, but it's not very often you get two in a game that are blatant handballs.
"I'm not going to start complaining, that's life. You reap what you sow sometimes, and decisions will turn for us, but they are blatant, blatant handballs. You can blatantly see they are two handballs.
"I'll try to speak to the referee. It'll be civilised, I won't go into his room ranting and raving or fighting or anything like that, I'll go in and have a civilised conversation with him."


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In addition, this innovative program is the first of its kind to teach bullying prevention using animal-assisted activities with miniature therapy horses. While often used to help teach children with learning disabilities, truancy, and behavioral issues, animal-assisted activities can also be used with mainstream children to capture their attention, teach to the moment, and reinforce what they learn.
Just Say Whoa® to Bullying is being presented by Heartland Mini Hoofs, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization providing animal assisted activity and therapy visits using miniature horses. With our special animals, Winnie, Bailey and Jasper we provide smiles, laughter and love to nursing homes, hospitals, libraries, schools, Alzheimer's units, Senior communities and other special groups. HMH will be presenting to area schools upon request.
The original Just Say Whoa® to Bullying program began with Amos the Wonder Horse® in the Tampa Bay area in conjunction with the St. Petersburg Police Department, who made him a volunteer equine officer.
By understanding that everyone has something valuable to offer, children learn acceptance, tolerance, respect, and understanding of others.
By instilling these core values and encouraging good character, Just Say Whoa® to Bullying builds a foundation of understanding and promotes a positive social environment, which – in turn – fosters kindness and good citizenship.


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Automated Motion designs and manufacturers robotic palletizers. Eliminate the repetitive motion and back injuries that come with manual palletizing by implementing a robotic palletizer and also gain these benefits:
Reduce physical labor issues associated with lifting and stacking
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Flexibility for the handling of different shapes, sizes, and weights for one or multiple lines
Low maintenance requirements keeps downtime to a minimum
A variety of control methods are offered to meet the needs of your specific application. With Allen Bradley controls being our standard, we can offer touch screen HMI panels, data management software and AMSI/RIA standard safety devices.
There are many advantages of robotics over traditional palletizers:
Reduced floor space
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Less expnesive to purchase and operate
Robotic palletizing cannot match the sheer speed of fixed automation, but being less expensive and more flexible, it provides a great solution for most paleltizing applications.


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When doing up his own home, Stan Tham of KNQ Associates saw it as an "experimental space", for certain design concepts and ideas to materialise.
As an interior designer, he appreciates different styles and has varied tastes, so it isn't surprising that the home he shares with his wife, Selene Wee, has an eclectic look: "Everything within is a bit different," he says, yet it all comes together effortlessly.
A geometric theme, seen in the choice of soft furnishings and materials in the living area, gives the home a trendy and fun look.
The idea was simply to be surrounded by the things the couple like, from contemporary furniture and interesting textured materials to street art-style framed prints and statement decor pieces.
In front of the attention-grabbing rusted metal wall that greets you as you enter the home, a decorative fixture comprising a lamp from John Erdos, as well as a bird and branch figurine bought online, shows the designer's creativity and unique style.
Stan Tham and his wife Selene Wee.
A dark-hued, textured acoustic foam wallcovering from Arte was chosen for the living room feature wall to serve as a simple yet stylish backdrop for the TV.
The footprint of the kitchen was extended a little, and it now features an open concept.
The cantilevered peninsula counter is topped with geometric tiles (below a piece of glass).
As an interior designer, Stan often works from home and has a dedicated study and "man cave", with separate zones defined by the mezzanine.
A wallcovering with a weathered brick design, as well as collectible figurines and framed prints, give the designer's home office much character.
The bedroom is kept simple and restful, with just the essential furniture pieces and a neutral colour scheme.
As seen in the reading room, Stan is a fan of bold, graphical contemporary art. He has decorated his home with many colourful prints, such as those by Dutch artist Parra and German stencil artist Kunstrasen.


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OMG Yes! Hilary Duff is back!
I love Hilary Duff. Yep there I said it. I do.
I think she has done so well. Hilary Duff has a gorgeous child, she grew out of her awkward tween phase so gracefully and she announced over the weekend that she's just signed a new record deal. If you don't stalk her instagram account, you really should.
She is stunning! Those brows, that hair! I really want to be her best friend.
I for one cannot wait to hear her new record! You will never be so yesterday in my eyes Hilary Duff.
I'm off to watch my favourite Hilary Duff movie (shortly after The Lizzie McGuire movie!) Cinderella Story. Be back later.
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I love her too! I have the Lizzie McGuire series on DVD (dag) and know the whole metamorphosis album by heart. I must admit I also love love her style – she dresses and looks like a real girl. And her son Luka is so beautiful!
Oh I know. I'm just slightly OBSESSED!
You're speaking to my soul – this chick was my childhood hero (still is)
She's amazing! I had to listen to the entire Metamorphosis album I was that excited!


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Jerome K. Jerome: Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow
You've been in love, of course! If not you've got it to come. Love is like the measles; we all have to go through it. Also like the measles, we take it only once. One never need be afraid of catching it a second time. The man who has had it can go into the most dangerous places and play the most foolhardy tricks with perfect safety. He can picnic in shady woods, ramble through leafy aisles, and linger on mossy seats to watch the sunset. He fears a quiet country-house no more than he would his own club. He can join a family party to go down the Rhine. He can, to see the last of a friend, venture into the very jaws of the marriage ceremony itself. He can keep his head through the whirl of a ravishing waltz, and rest afterward in a dark conservatory, catching nothing more lasting than a cold. He can brave a moonlight walk adown sweet-scented lanes or a twilight pull among the somber rushes. He can get over a stile without danger, scramble through a tangled hedge without being caught, come down a slippery path without falling. He can look into sunny eyes and not be dazzled. He listens to the siren voices, yet sails on with unveered helm. He clasps white hands in his, but no electric "Lulu"-like force holds him bound in their dainty pressure.
No, we never sicken with love twice. Cupid spends no second arrow on the same heart. Love's handmaids are our life-long friends. Respect, and admiration, and affection, our doors may always be left open for, but their great celestial master, in his royal progress, pays but one visit and departs. We like, we cherish, we are very, very fond of--but we never love again. A man's heart is a firework that once in its time flashes heavenward. Meteor-like, it blazes for a moment and lights with its glory the whole world beneath. Then the night of our sordid commonplace life closes in around it, and the burned-out case, falling back to earth, lies useless and uncared for, slowly smoldering into ashes. Once, breaking loose from our prison bonds, we dare, as mighty old Prometheus dared, to scale the Olympian mount and snatch from Phoebus' chariot the fire of the gods. Happy those who, hastening down again ere it dies out, can kindle their earthly altars at its flame. Love is too pure a light to burn long among the noisome gases that we breathe, but before it is choked out we may use it as a torch to ignite the cozy fire of affection.
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Last Thursday, my partner in crime crated up the 64CH basket case and took it to the local Land Air Express office in Denver for shipping to Chicago. For those of you who haven't done a dock to dock shipment; we'll go over the steps here -- as well as how I go about inventorying a basket case.
First thing to keep in mind is that dock to dock shipping is surprisingly affordable. What it isn't is internet friendly. Trying to find out what you want to know about freight shipping is nowhere near as easy for things like FedEx or UPS. In reality, you'll want to go and speak with someone face to face if this is your first rodeo. Don't be worried about it -- once the people realize you're a newbie, they will help.
So, let's get started.
It was a beautiful Saturday morning and so I rang up my buddy the Goldwing Killer to see if he wanted to go for a drive. He did, so I wasn't totally bored. We got the trailer hitched up to the beater Jag and off we go.
With that done, we headed up to O'Hare to the Land Air Express depot in Elk Grove Village
You know you're in the right spot when you see all the trailers
Simply go in the doors marked "drivers" and provide the clerk with your shipping bill # and an id. They will then get you ready to go and direct you to the right shipping dock for pick up.
We rolled on over to mystical "door 8" and proceeded to wait about 40 minutes.
We got to enjoy our coffee and watch a couple of dozen planes land . . . so not an entirely wasted 40 minutes.
Forklift driver wasn't super cooperative and kind of in a hurry -- so they did not load the trailer correctly with the weight forward of the axles. But, we decided to live life on the edge. Made it home safe so let's call it a good gamble. Normally, 500 pounds of parts on the end of a trailer is not a good idea.
Now that we got the crate back to the shop; it's time to start sorting things out. I like to start by clearing a big space so I can lay all the parts out from front to back and take inventory.
I also dedicate a notebook to each new basket case. It helps keep me organized and to remember things. Don't trust your memory ... photos and notes are a must when dealing with a basket -- along with a big stock of zip lock bags and sharpies.
Once we get the plastic wrap off the box we are met by a sea of cardboard . . .
And, underneath all the layers are parts! In this case, the motor is mounted to the frame, which is strapped to the pallet. A very efficient way to ship a basket case.
So, we got everything out of the crate and on the floor.
I placed all the hardware and loose bits in marked, ziplock bags and then into new boxes for storage. Believe it or not; this lot of parts represents about 70-75% of a 1964CH. What's missing are things like the front end. But, I'll be picking up one of those at the Davenport meet from another sportster nut. Most everything else I either have as NOS parts in my own stash or as good used stuff on the shelf. We'll have to hunt very few parts for this one.
What really makes it a good deal is that there are many extras. For example, there are two full sets an Andrews transmission gears and shafts, two sets of vintage and almost unblemished Sifton stroker cams, etc. etc. And, there are plenty of extras to trade for other parts . . .
Now for more fun. The engine cases are to be bored by Dr. Dick to accept Dytch big bore cylinders. Because I'll see the good doctor at Davenport, I decided to get the cases stripped and cleaned.
Everything came down easily -- save three of the lifter blocks which refused to budge. The puller broke the ears on three out of four blocks -- so I wound up gently tapping them out from the inside with a long aluminum dowel. Thankfully, we had replacements readily available. As a plus; the lifters were vintage siftons -- big axle and light weight. It gets better and better the more I look at the "crusty" parts.
So, I spent Sunday morning scrubbing the cases in mineral spirits, removing the needle bearings, and then putting the cases through the dishwasher, twice. As a general rule, all machinists greatly prefer it if you give them clean parts. Dr. Dick is no exception.
Of course, we got more than we bargained for and even an extra stroker crank made its way into the crate -- all nicely wrapped up and oiled for storage until we put it in another bike.
Not bad for $1500
One of the things you hear all the time is about "matching numbers." Well, what does that mean?
If all goes according to plan with an old ironhead, it means the VIN is kosher, the belly numbers match, and the frame is of the correct style and date code.
On the Q ship; all three are there. Here's what stuff looks like.
This is the VIN pad. It's clean, unaltered, and matches the Title (yippee!).
Here, I have inverted the motor and we are staring at the bottom of the crank case. On both sides of the case is a stamped number which I've highlighted with a sharpie. These are "belly numbers" of fame and infamy. In theory, they should match . . . though replacement cases are not uncommon for many reasons. In this case, they do match.
Here's what we are staring at: the "7" = sportster and the "64" = 1964 with the last 4 numbers representing these were the X set of cases machined that year. In most cases, the "year" will be the same as or one year prior to the model year on the VIN. This is one of the ways you can sort out good from bad VINs. In this instance, everything is on the up and up. We have a good VIN, good belly numbers, a clean title, and cases without cracks, or repairs. The only oddness is that someone started to polish the left case and gave up about 1/3rd of the way in. Believe it or not; we can restore that finish. We'll go over that in future "episodes".
Now for the finale -- it's great to have a 1964 motor and title . . . but what about the frame?
On the right hand side of ironhead sportster frames is a date code. It is stamped just below the seat ears and is often ground off when someone removed the seat ears (argh!). I used a sharpie to make this one stand out for the pictures. You can see it is marked "D4." The D = April and the 4 = 1964. Notice, however, that there is a 1965CH style regulator mount just behind the seat post. Turns out HD started getting ready for '65 a bit early and several 1964 frames show this feature . . . starting in April 1964. Similarly, this is a CH frame -- meaning there are no kidney oil tank mounts on the right rear down tube and no coil mounts on the left rear down tube. The gas tank mounts are sleeved and not just drilled, etc. All in all, this is a seriously straight and non-molested frame.
To recap, we have a relatively high VIN, matched by relatively high 1964 dated cases, and a spring '64 frame. All this points to a bike assembled in the second half of the 1964 model year. So, now we know what we are playing with.
As a word to the wise, I insured the lot almost immediately with Hagerty. Remember, they will insure basket cases. You just have to send photos and set a realistic price.
We head to Davenport next week to pick up the front end for the Q ship; track down a few parts; and drop off the cases for boring. It will be a great meet and lots of fun! Hope to see some of you there.
The Q ship Saga Part 4 -- Parts Evaluation
One of the biggest challenges with a basket case is curbing our enthusiasm. Part of the reason there are so many basket cases available is because people either bit off more than could chew or failed to plan out the project and often both.
Before we go much further, we need to take stock of the parts we have to determine what well keep, what we may trade, and what will just become wall decorations. Dont blindly assume that because a part came from a known associate that it is a good part or ready to go. Check everything over and be honest with what can be salvaged and what needs replacement based on your skill level and wallet. Keep in mind any short cuts you take may wind up costing you more in the end.
Chucks normal order of attack on a basket case is to complete the chassis, then the power train, and finally the body work. The reason for tackling the project in this order is many fold. Generally, it takes much longer to assemble a full chassis than it does to build a motor. Similarly, you may have to send things for paint/powder coating, plating, or other specialty services. Starting with the chassis means you can have things out to specialists and use the downtime to work on the motor and transmission. Weve found this helps keep the project moving and prevents you from going too nuts wondering why the 12 week lead time from the platers has stretched to 16 weeks.
With all this in mind, Chuck started working his way through the parts. The frame is in fantastic condition and only need refinishing.
Even the neck cups are nice and tight on frame. The seat posts are in good condition and no tabs are missing or damaged on the frame.
The swing arm, however, is for a later bike and is one inch too long for the Q ship. We will need to source a new one, along with a shorter brake linkage to fit.
Really, the only challenge provided by the chassis is the front suspension. We knew this going into the project and so Chuck had already asked a fellow sportster enthusiast to put together a correct front end for a 1964, which we picked up at the Davenport meet. Handlebars, mirrors, and switch gear are all things we have on the shelf. We also have to decide on rear shocks original equipment or aftermarket. We will see what comes our way over the next month or two. Finally, we have to find a good original side stand.
The body work is minimal and largely limited to surface rust removal. Fuel tank and front fender are as new, though both are reproductions and will need some massaging to fit correctly. The rear fender requires the most massaging though it is also easy to source a better fender or even a brand new reproduction. We will need to source a correct tail lamp and license tag holder, as well as fender struts.
Wheels and brakes are another story. The rear hub is lovely and shows no evidence of being worked on by a ham-fisted mechanic. The spokes and nipples are in good shape – but the rim is shot. We can reuse the spokes by either cleaning them up or having them replated. The hub likely needs only a repaint and the bearings cleaned/packed. The rear drum is in great shape, but it will need a new sprocket.
The front hub is missing its internals and so those will be all new. We also will need to source a new backing plate as the one that came with the bike is for a 1952-1963 "half" drum brake and not the correct full width hub. Spokes, nipples, and the rim are in fair shape. We will likely replace them with new components instead of replating. We will have to strip the crusty chrome off the front hub – but that isn't as difficult as it sounds.
Moving onto the power train we hit the lottery on the transmission. Everything is in very good order and we have two complete sets of Andrews gears to work with as well as Andrews main and counter shafts. We also have our choice of stock or Trock trap doors. Basically, our expenditures will be limited to some shims, washers, and needle bearings. It doesnt get much better than that.
The motor is also very solid. Upon tear down no glaring issues were found. The motor has been bored to .020 over in the past. The pistons are nearly new and the bores are very clean. A simple hone and rering would sort them.
Similarly, the heads are in excellent condition and a light valve job would see them well. The main bearings are also in good shape and we'd expect the rod bearings to also be in good condition. The only glaring "problem" is the replacement timing cover. Mechanically it is fine, but cosmetically it's terrible. Someone had it chromed and 50 years later that chrome is trying to come off. We will send the cover to be stripped and replace all the bushes when it gets back.
In sum, if we were building a stock motor we'd be really happy with this motor as a foundation. Total expenditures appear to be limited to gaskets, piston rings, and perhaps new rod bearings. Otherwise, a good cleaning and careful assembly would see this motor last a long time on the street.


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Being a women of color, it can be damn near impossible to find your perfect foundation shade. We have to mix a light and a dark shade, use a bronzer to darken our skin, or settle for a BB cream.
With many companies limiting the shade options for black women to two to three shades, it can be stressful trying to remain on fleek. Check out my eight amazing foundations that are great for women of color.
9. MAC Cosmetics Studio Fix Fluid ($27)
This is most makeup artists' go-to foundation. MAC is known for catering to all skin types and have very deep shades, it might suck if you're in between shades because it sorta goes light brown, medium brown then dark, but for women who fit that, this is perfect.
8. Milani 2 in 1 Foundation ($10)
Here is another great drug store foundation that many makeup artist and enthusiast swear by. I do know this oxidizes so make sure to be aware of that when purchasing.
7. Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation ($62)
This is very pricey but worth it. This foundation has a smooth finish and a little definitely goes a long way. Many beauty bloggers of color use this foundation, so it won't be hard to see some reviews and decide for yourself.
6. Maybelline Fit Me! Matte + Powerless Foundation ($8)
Here is my absolute favorite drug store foundation. This foundation has so many shades for women of color and has an amazing finish. They also have a dewy version for those who doesn't really do the matte look. I recommend everyone try this foundation.
5. Cover FX Power Play Foundation ($44)
With 40 shades & 2018 Redbook winner this brand is super brown-girl friendly and if you're confused on your skin tone you can take a quiz on their website to help guide you (not sure how accurate it is but it can guide you in the right direction for sure).
4. NARS Luminous Weightless Foundation ($48)
When I say that no women of any color, any race, can go wrong with this product, I am not lying. It comes in 20 shades (their newest one comes in 33 but I haven't tried it yet). This is my favorite ever, I've been using it consistently for the past two years, (my shade is New Guinea-medium dark with red undertones) and I recommend this to everyone I know.
3. Make Up For Ever Ultra HD Invisible Cover Foundation ($43)
Honestly, one of the best foundations out. You can't go wrong with damn near anything from MUFE, but this foundation is a must have for women of color being that they have 40 shades. Whats great about this is that it works perfect on normal skin and you can pop into your local Sephora to get matched and check it out for yourself.
2. Too Faced- Jackie Aina ($39)
Too Faced has been cancelled af for their whack shade range but the good sis Auntie Jackie came through and saved them by adding 11 shades, specifically for brown-skin girls.
1. Fenty Beauty ($34)
Everyone knows Fenty Beauty came and shook shit up not because of their diverse shade ranges because other brands have had 30+ shades for years, but Rih's marketing has been diverse from the start and it's so refreshing. Believe it or not I haven't copped her foundation, only lipsticks because I'm not into super drying foundations but I think I'm going to cop for the culture.


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Some people might think that growing up in a big family is a constant train wreck of disasters. Sure, you might go hungry sometimes because your siblings ate all the snacks, and privacy is definitely not something that exists in your house, but there are upsides too.
Here are 17 things you'll only understand if you grew up in a supersized family.
1. Nobody ever remembers how many siblings you have
It's a real struggle for anyone to remember how many people there are in your family, nevermind make any sort of attempt to memorise their names. It's too hard but it's okay, there are a lot of us and we kinda forgive you because…
2. Sometimes we don't even remember how many siblings we have
"I'm one of six… wait no seven… maybe eight?"
3. Remembering birthdays is a thing of the past
Honestly, when there's as many of you as there is it feels like there's a birthday ever week. How are you supposed to remember every single one?! There's too many of you to even bother really trying. Let Facebook do the leg work and remind you on the day, especially since…
4. Remembering ages is even worse
You swear little Harry is only five and you're genuinely shocked when you discover he's starting high school this year.
5. Never being sure who your parents are speaking to
Because they'll go through ALL of your siblings' names before finally arriving at yours, regardless of gender or age.
6. Hiding the best snacks
It is a cut throat world and the only way to get ahead is to take the best snacks and hide them away because you just KNOW that as soon as your other siblings get a whiff of them they'll all be demolished within an hour.
7. There are always arguments
8. Securing bathroom time is impossible
You have to get up an hour earlier than what you need to just to make sure you can jump into the bathroom for a quick shower, or to brush your teeth or do your make up on a morning. Solo bathroom time is like gold dust.
9. There's never enough sofa space
Fact: You just won't ever all fit on. You better find a comfy spot on the floor and mark your new territory.
10. Alone time is the greatest blessing
But when you're finally home alone, oh boy is it like a dream come true. You can have the whole sofa to yourself, eat what you want, and FINALLY have control of the remote.
11. You'll never get a nice family photo
The stats are against you. Despite the years and years you've spent trying, it is physically impossible to get a family photo with you all in, all smiling, with nobody blinking. Impossible.
12. At least 75% of your wardrobe were hand-me-downs
With so many mouths to feed, your parents lived by the 'want not, waste not' motto and as a result pretty much everything you owned used to belong to somebody else. That t-shirt? Your sister's. Your mobile? Your eldest brother's old one. Barely anything is YOURS and yours alone.
13. The amount of food you go through in a day is ridiculous
One whole loaf of bread is gone over lunch and when your mum is trying to make sandwiches for everyone the kitchen resembles the assembly line at Subway more than anything else.
14. You never get to eat out
A restaurant bill for you all would probably hit the thousands, so you never go out for family meals. In fact, you'll probably hit adulthood before you find yourself in a half-decent restaurant.
15. A fully dry bath towel is a thing of legend
No matter the hour, no matter whether all the towels have just come out of the dryer, there never ever seems to be a single bath towel around that is perfectly dry. You spend every day trying to dry yourself off with a vaguely damp towel as best you can.
16. You spend all your time head-counting
The intense panic the time you accidentally counted wrong and thought a sibling had gone missing still haunts you.
17. There is never a dull moment
At the end of the day, you wouldn't trade your big, crazy family for anything. Sure, there are ups and downs like any family has, but there really won't ever be a dull moment.
Did you grow up in a big family? What were your experiences like? Tweet us @maximumpop!
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DescriptionUber modern and ultra laid-back, this luxury ski chalet in Chamonix is the perfect snowy retreat for a group of friends or family.
The large and airy open-plan living space, with open fire and music system is a great spot for both relaxing and entertaining, with a long refectory style table in the dining area, where you'll enjoy long and leisurely meals, whipped up by your talented chef. The wonderful mountain views from the living areas are the focal point of this property.
Each of the bedrooms is a relaxing cocoon in which you'll be able to truly unwind. The king-size beds can all be turned into twins, to suit your party and there's plenty of space for cots for those travelling with children, as well as well-appointed ensuites off each bedroom.
Any visitors in need of a little TLC will appreciate the Jacuzzi, sauna and spa facilities at the chalet. There's even a fitness suite where you can get your heart pumping if Chamonix's slopes weren't enough for you!
Situated a short drive from the centre of bustling Chamonix and the lifts, the chalet is the perfect compromise, with a peaceful, secluded location, yet within minutes your chauffeur can drop you in the heart of the town, making it an ideal retreat in the perfect party town.
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Rates include:
Firefly pre-arrival concierge service
Champagne reception
In-resort concierge service
Daily housekeeping
Pre-arrival menu consultation
Breakfast (7 days)
Afternoon tea and cakes (7 days)
Pre-dinner canapés & champagne
4-6 course dinners (5 nights)
Carefully selected wines with dinner
Children's lunch and supper daily
Open bar with a range of spirits, beers and soft drinks
Luxury bath & body products
Dressing gowns & slippers
Evening turn down service
Fresh flowers and fruit
Dedicated in-resort luxury chauffeured vehicle (8am-11pm)
Private transfers to Geneva airport
Daily ski snack pack
Arrival gift
RoomsChalet Colorado sleeps 12 people in six bedrooms.
All the bedrooms have king-size beds which can be converted into twins and an ensuite bathroom.
EatingYour staff at Chalet Colorado make it their mission to ensure you are well fed and watered at all times and food and drink are a key part of the experience here. On arrival, you'll be greeted with a champagne reception to kick things off on the right note.
Each morning, your chef will ensure you are set up for a day on the slopes with a delicious and hearty breakfast as well as a ski snack in your bag (just in case!). When you return, afternoon tea and cakes are ready and waiting.
Then, after an afternoon relaxing in the chalet, a four or six course dinner is served. Your chef will contact you prior to your departure to ensure he's aware of any likes, dislikes and family favourites. The chef will also be able to prepare separate lunch and tea for the children so that every meal is a relaxing experience for everyone.
Dinner is always served with hand-selected house wines and there's also an open spirits bar to keep everyone in a holiday mood.
Should you prefer, the chalet can also be taken on a self-catered basis, with a shop arranged to be there before your arrival.
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KidsThere is lots laid on for families here. The chef will prepare separate kids' lunches and dinners so children can enjoy a stress-free eating environment and the grown-ups can have a leisurely meal later on.
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Hey Students, You know that there is few Weeks left for beginning of CBSE Board Examination 2017-18. Here is few tips for the Students who are going to participate for CBSE Board Examinations. These Tips will help them for Exam preparation. As we all know that Examinations play very important role in our lives. Examinations at any level can be causes stress. The CBSE Board Examination is most important Exam at the for completing School Level Board Examinations of 10th and 12th. The Central Board of Secondary Education is arranging CBSE 10th 12th Examination across the whole country of India. The Students who will be attend CBSE Exam, they need CBSE Exam Preparation Tips. They are very tensed about Examination because there is no more time for preparation. Please note than if you are under pressure stress, you will not able to get Higher Marks or Good Score in Examination. So get some CBSE Exam Preparation Tips and follow them.
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Make a Proper Study Plan
The Students are informing that please follow a proper schedule for well study. First of all you have to make a plan in which all the Subjects covered. Now study according to it. You need to decided timetable for sleeping and Get Up. Take rest to your mind and don't think about Examination.
Making of Notes
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Lydia Bishop died on first day at York College nursery
A three-year-old girl died in a playground accident on her first day at nursery school, police have said.
Lydia Bishop, from York, died following an accident at the nursery at York College on Sim Balk Lane on Monday afternoon.
Police said the toddler had become entangled in a rope on a slide in the outdoor area at the nursery.
There were no suspicious circumstances, police said. Ofsted and the Health and Safety Executive have been informed.
Det Ch Insp Nigel Costello, from North Yorkshire Police, said: "As I understand it was her first day of nursery yesterday.
"Lydia had gone onto the slide in the outdoor play area and at the top of the slide there was some rope which she got tangled in."
The nursery is expected to remain closed for at least a week, Det Ch Insp Costello added.
'Working together'
Dr Alison Birkinshaw, Principal of York College, said the death of the three-year-old was "devastating".
"Our thoughts are with the child's family and the children, families and staff at the York College nursery," she said.
Parents of children attending the nursery had been informed of the accident and would be kept updated with any further developments, she said.
A spokesperson for the City of York Council said: "All relevant agencies are aware and will be working together over the next few days.
"Our thoughts are with the family of the child and staff at the nursery."
York College, which serves students between 16 and 19 years of age, moved into the £60m Tadcaster Road campus in 2007.
The nursery website said the facility provided full daycare provision for children aged between six weeks and five years.
It opened in 2007 and has three play rooms, each with access to a fully-enclosed outdoor area.
'Superb' facilities
An Ofsted inspection carried out in September 2009 said the overall quality of provision at the nursery was good.
The inspector said in the report: "Children are taught to be safety-conscious and they show a sound understanding of how to keep themselves safe."
The outdoor facilities at the nursery are described as "superb".
David Yearley, head of play safety for the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, said fatal playground accidents were "rare", with only one death in every two to three years.
"This is obviously a tragedy for those concerned, but if you look at it in a national context, with 12 million children and tens of thousands of play opportunities, they are few and far between," he said.


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I'm talking about the heat and my own personal hott-ness. Vain? Yes, terribly. But come on, I look so good! I lost some more weight I think, and I got tan, and my stomach looks tight! Ch-ch-check it out! How did I accomplish this? Well. I'm sick of Russian food. I walk around a lot, and I have intense water fights with the neighborhood kids and apparently there's a shit ton of cardio in surprise sneak attacks.
Of course now it takes me double the amount of time to get dressed. Even less of my own clothing fits me and yet, STILL my mothers clothing looks like it was meant for preschoolers on my body. Oh she's so cute, oh she's so petite everyone says... well yeah but have you ever thought about how SELFISH is it for her to not at all resemble me in body shape, so that I can't wear ANY of her clothes without looking like I grew 4 feet overnight? Yeah. Think about that. Selfish selfish selfish. So yeah that and the fear of kidnapping/accidental marriage/rape makes getting dressed a production of epic proportions. That and it's like 90 degrees out. So I'm wearing shorts and a tshirt, almost ready to leave and my grandpa goes "Those are short shorts huh". Yes well... I mean... isn't that the point of shorts? Wait are you saying I look slutty? Um, well, slutty means... um, like a girl is really really popular with boys... you know, right? Never mind. Never mind. I don't think they had sluts in the Middle Ages. Oh wait, Mary Magdalene? No? Ok lets move on. I'll go change.
So basically I wear the same things over and over again. I did laundry today. That was interesting. I actually had to read the manual for that thing to figure it out. I'm proud to say I conquered the beast. Though this stumped me for some time:
I mean, I just couldn't figure it out. For a minutes I thought maybe I stuff the clothes in around the drum, and somehow that washes it... yeah I know. Thankfully my logic skills kicked in (they do exist, they are just rarely used), and I read the manual and figured it out. Though honestly, how many knobs and options are really needed here folks? I'm not washing a fucking tissue paper gown, I honestly just want my clothes to not smell of sweat. I don't think I own any delicate. Do you mean panties? Oh. Well yeah I own some of those, but honestly, I don't need so many options. Like temperature... why the fuck would I care what temperature my clothes are being washed at? I mean I get hot/warm/cold, but when you give me them in Celsius I'm stumped. Or when you give me the option of picking at what hertz my clothes get washed at. Slow down there buddy... is this washing machine built for nuclear physicists? What the fuck is a hertz?
Also... is this sound normal?
I hope so. I mean my clothes are clean... I think. Smelling nice counts as clean, correct? I also made Blini, and was patting myself on the back for being so productive when my grandfather came in and said "Oh Blini!? I know the PERFECT thing that goes with Blini". Guess what it was. I'll give you a hint. It was *NOT* the perfect thing that goes with Blini. Guess what this is:
If you guessed Mystery Fish in Jelly... that is correct. It is in fact, very smelly mystery fish in a Jello like substance. Only the deep love I have for my Grandpa compelled me to try a bit of this... the taste of which it seems like will never leave my mouth. It wasn't terrible... but it was not good. I think my Grandfathers presentation of it was off. First of all, don't open it and then SUCK THE JELLY. You just sucked fish jelly Grandpa. Yes. Yes you did I just saw you. That was disgusting. No, America has not made me SOFT, you just SUCKED unidentified FISH JELLY. It is NOTHING like Jello. How do I know? I just know!!! Did you seriously just compare it to jello? Grandpa, when was the last time you had Jello, and where did you get it because this is nothing like Jello!!!! Well, for one, it has fish bits floating in it. Jello does not ever ever have fish bits floating in it. Do I really need to move on to number two?! No I will not try it. No. No. No. No. Stop it. Stop it I'm not going to try it. Stop. Stop. Stop it. No. No. No. Wait wait wait... maybe... NO. Jesus. I see where my mother gets her fucking persistence.


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Dear October, We're always moving. From one step to the next, one side to the other, one corner of the world to another. As I sat waiting for my flight to land this evening, it struck me how a single journey can contain a multitude of meanings. The young woman sitting beside me, who spoke with an English twang, took her glasses off and hid her face as the plane descended. The… Read More
Dear October, This evening I stood on my balcony and looked up at the stars. A train trundled by in the distance, then all was quiet. There, in the darkness mingling with the light of my bedside lamp, I felt torn. I'm both leaving home and going home tomorrow — leaving my family home and going back to England. I'll be back soon, but even that reassurance is fleeting. I looked at… Read More
Dear October, When I was younger, I used to pray for a friend. I would clasp my hands and shut my eyes at night, muttering the request before bed. I'm lucky — as I know now — that I have best friends in my closest family. But I couldn't help feeling that a piece of the puzzle was missing as I saw around me people who had become family by choice. Friends… Read More


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Advances in Differential Equations
- Adv. Differential Equations
- Volume 18, Number 1/2 (2013), 1-48.
Existence theorems for quasilinear elliptic eigenvalue problems in unbounded domains
Giuseppina Autuori, Patrizia Pucci, and Csaba Varga
The paper focuses on the existence of nontrivial solutions of a nonlinear eigenvalue problem depending on a real parameter $\lambda$ under Robin boundary conditions in unbounded domains, with (possibly noncompact) smooth boundary. The problem involves a weighted $p$-Laplacian operator and subcritical nonlinearities, and even in the case $p=2$ the main existence results are new. Denoting by $\lambda_1$ the first eigenvalue of the underlying Robin eigenvalue problem, we prove the existence of (weak) solutions, with different methods, according to the case $\lambda\ge \lambda_1$ or $\lambda <\lambda_1$. In the first part of the paper we show the existence of a nontrivial solution for all $\lambda\in\mathbb R$ for the problem under Ambrosetti--Rabinowitz-type conditions on the nonlinearities involved in the model. In detail, we apply the mountain-pass theorem of Ambrosetti and Rabinowitzif $\lambda <\lambda_1$, while we use mini-max methods and linking structures over cones, as in Degiovanni [10]and in Degiovanni and Lancelotti [11], if $\lambda\ge \lambda_1$. In the latter part of the paper we do not require any longer the Ambrosetti--Rabinowitz condition at $\infty$, but the so-called Szulkin--Weth conditions, and we obtain the same result for all $\lambda\in\mathbb R$. More precisely, using the Nehari-manifold method for $C^1$ functionals developed by Szulkin and Weth in [38], we prove existence of ground states, multiple solutions, and least-energy sign-changing solutions, whenever $\lambda <\lambda_1$. On the other hand, in the case $\lambda\ge \lambda_1$, we establish the existence of solutions again by linking methods.
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Adv. Differential Equations, Volume 18, Number 1/2 (2013), 1-48.
First available in Project Euclid: 18 December 2012
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Primary: 35J66: Nonlinear boundary value problems for nonlinear elliptic equations 35J20: Variational methods for second-order elliptic equations 35J25: Boundary value problems for second-order elliptic equations 35J70: Degenerate elliptic equations
Autuori, Giuseppina; Pucci, Patrizia; Varga, Csaba. Existence theorems for quasilinear elliptic eigenvalue problems in unbounded domains. Adv. Differential Equations 18 (2013), no. 1/2, 1--48. https://projecteuclid.org/euclid.ade/1355867480


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You can write a book in one month
All it takes is an idea that excites you and a few tips I learned during Nanowrimo – National Novel Writing Month. Read on to find out how!
Writing a novel may seem like a huge undertaking given how many hours it takes to complete a draft. With holidays, family, work and everything else in life that gets between you and your story, you may struggle with it for almost two years. That's how long it took to write my first. I had no idea what I was doing. My book writing journey chugged along like a car with a flat tire toward a brick wall crowned with barbed wire.
Then Nanowrimo came along that following year. I finished the second book the series in 22 days. It took me 19 days to hit the 50,000-word mark to win Nanowrimo this month. I've been on a seven-day break for company (you gotta do what you gotta do and family always comes first) and plan to finish the last few chapters this week. The first draft of my new novel will probably be around 60,000 words.
Before you write, come up with an idea for your book.
You need a spark. Something to start the carburetor to take you on a wild ride through a writing a book. Even if you're a pantser, you should have a vague idea of the basis of the story. That becomes the foundation, (Okay. We'll stick with the car metaphor) the road on which to drive your story.
It's hard to get into the flow when your head is whiplashed from accelerating then slamming on the brakes because you don't know where to go. Have you ever driven with someone who does that? Ow. You don't have a map and your compass is so messed up, it reads north in every direction. Unless you're an outliner who sticks to every detail with magnetic precision, you will run into a momentary dead end in every book. No worries, my writer friend! Since you have a basic idea of what your story is about you'll be able to blow through that wall with stream-of-conscious writing mentioned in this blog post.
This may seem like a no-brainer, but your super amazing idea should pop into your head at odd times and bug you while you're driving to the grocery store. It should nag you to write its story when you're in the shower. Pester you while peeling potatoes. The idea will worm its way into your work out. Don't ignore its persistence or alliteration.
An idea for one of my novels came to me while I slid books on a shelf. Sounds boring but that scene starts the climax of a thriller. Another story idea popped into my tiny cranium when I drove up and down the hills in Maine while mist collected on my rental's windshield. OoooOOOooOooo. Yep. That one's a thriller too. The book I wrote this month came from the view from a Scottish castle outside of Edinburgh where we stayed in October. Inspiration can come from anywhere.
Get a novel idea? Write it down fast
I wrote the bookstore scene hours later while waiting for a hair appointment. I typed it in Notes on my iPhone then emailed it to myself. I do that a lot.
I wrote a scene for my new fantasy in that castle's library while looking out the window. It takes place much later in the story, maybe even in book two, but the idea shifted my imagination into high gear and it hasn't stopped motoring. When I returned to Boulder, I wrote pages of notes to work out the world, rules, and logic before writing the first page of the novel to make the fantasy believable. (It's a lot more work than thrillers.) I only used about a tenth of my ideas, but the story makes sense, to me anyway. We will see.
This year, I won Nanowrimo but it's my first foray into fantasy and I write thrillers. I had no idea if I could pull it off. I had a few, "This is so stupid!" moments when I forced an idea. As soon as I let it go and let it flow, (Hmm. I like that rhyme.) the story eased into the fantastical elements at the appropriate times. Then there are the November birthdays, the start of ski season, and family who flew into town for Thanksgiving.
So how did I do it?
The 20-minute rule for writers
Many times, I wasn't in the mood to sit down and write. The fantasy genre intimidated me. I used Pomodoro's technique, but cut it down from the twenty-five minute rule to twenty. I told myself, "Come on! You can write for twenty minutes!" Every single time, I wrote for at least an hour. Once you have momentum, you can take your foot off the gas pedal and coast.
Find a place to write your book
My kitchen counter is my old reliable. I write and blog while sipping coffee every morning. Later, I walk upstairs to my office. My Bichon, Roxy, became restless this fall. She started pestering me to play every morning. I had to come up with a new location. I had been sick for two weeks in October and brought my laptop to bed with me. Roxy slept at my side for hours. Peace and quiet. Yay!
It worked so well, during Nanowrimo in November, I wrote 50,000 words tucked under the covers with the drapes drawn. I have to admit to feeling guilty about it, but I was hitting 2000 – 3000 words a day consistently and it worked. Why fight it?
Some of you may be more comfortable in a coffee shop. The whole idea is to be uninterrupted. You may be able to focus better there than at home where other people and/or pets may pester you.
Lots of warm drinks
Most writers speak of snacking and carbo-loading while writing. My motor runs on coffee and tea so I keep a mug filled at all times. Keeps me hydrated. When I run out, I rev up my engine by taking a break to fill my mug again. (Even I'm getting tired of the metaphor, but it's so hard to stop.)
BTW, I'd switch to decaf by noon or I'd be so hyperactive, I wouldn't be able to sit still.
Taking breaks from writing
This is the BIGGEST change I made. Instead of pounding the keys for hours on end, I forced myself to take breaks. I'd eat a meal, watch a half-hour of a movie and do a puzzle, run errands, read, take a walk, go skiing, anything to get my mind off my writing. Later, sometimes much later, I'd hit it hard again.
Writing trick alert!
Here's a trick for you. When you know you need a break, quit before you hit a writing wall. Sometimes I start a new chapter and quit while the ideas are percolating. Why? Because when you sit down again, you will be able to continue your flow. It's a heck of a lot easier than waiting to take a break when your ideas in your brain are exhausted. You might write into a dead end or a twelve car pile up. It might be hard to start again with the walls closed around your characters, while they bump into each other like robots and have inane conversations. Writing words just to maintain a word count total is never the way to write a first draft. Stop. Breathe. Stretch. Go outside. Make sure you're wearing pants, of course, then hit those keys again.
Finding time to write
I had always wondered how people with kids or a full-time job ever wrote a book. I'm a full-time writer and have tons of time. But in the last couple of weeks (especially on the weekends), I didn't start writing until very late afternoon. I had never written chapters of books after dinner. But at 8:00 or 9:00, I'd tuck myself in bed. Instead of reading a book, I'd write my own. Then I'd read for a half-hour before turning out the light.
Funny thing. I slept really well with lots of thoughts of characters dancing in my head.
Get excited about your novel
I still think pantsers have an easier time. As my novel progresses, the characters continue to flesh out. Their world is transforming from black and white letters to living color as the plot twists and turns. I'm hooked. I'm excited. I want to know what happens to everyone. Only knowing the basic plot points gives me the freedom to let my imagination take hairpin turns on two wheels while sticking with the general direction of the story. I never know how a scene is going to play out until I write it. It can be very exciting with the windows down and the wind whipping at my face. (Please make it stop!)
I'm in the middle of the heart-pounding climax. I have a general idea. BUT do more people die? Do these challenges change my protagonist? What decisions will she make? Will mistakes be made? What kind of diabolical evil will she face next? With fantasy, there's so much more I can toss into the plot to mess with the characters. It feels magical. I feel magical. Lol!
I get the exact same edge of my seat feeling while reading a good book. I'm not saying this first draft is good, it's terrible. It will go through lots of revisions like everything else I write. But it's fun. I enjoy the thrill of writing. Editing, not so thrilling. (I made it through two paragraphs without a car, truck, or minivan. Ha!)
Note to self: Must hire editor.
After spending so much time in revisions while finishing another thriller over the last year, it felt good to set everything aside to focus on a creative project every day. I keep thinking if I can write a draft in less than three weeks, how many can I crank out in a year?
The benefit of writing every day
I wrote my last 800 words to win Nanowrimo then drove to the mall to buy birthday presents. I thought it would feel freeing to hit 50,000 words but it felt strange and unsettling to stop. When I returned home, I opened my laptop and wrote a little more before running to the airport. Writing every day has become a habit. I want to finish my new novel. I need to finish it. I WILL finish it.
If I quit writing for a long time before a first draft is complete, I lose the flow. All those creative juices dry up. I have to reread the whole draft to refresh my memory. Sometimes the energy and excitement are hard to recapture. There's no way I'll ever let that happen again.
Now that writing so many words a day is a habit, I should be done with my book by Friday, November 30th. If I hit a traffic jam, I'll let my imagination take me in another direction. Compasses and road maps are great, but the real excitement happens when I discover a new road; one with lots of twists and turns. Who knew writing novels would be so much fun?
Are you a writer? Do you have any tips to share? Are you a reader who can tell when a book has hit the I-80 stretch through Nebraska?
PS – Since I finished before November 20th, I didn't validate my 50,000 words until just now. I have to admit that the short congratulatory video made my eyes well up. I threw my hands in the air. Now I feel just like I did in 2014. I'm official.
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Oh Herb,
Irving Berlin would be jealous. (Or whoever wrote "Our Love is Here to Stay"–I'm too busy looking up priapism to have time to look that up too. Actually I don't have to look up priapism. Even if I hadn't known what it meant, we have had such a high-level demonstration in recent months that surely the whole country knows by now.)
I agree that the sexual peccadillo aspect of Clinton's offenses is not trivial or irrelevant. And I distinguish the sort of in-office hitting in which he apparently indulges whenever his aides permit or whenever he can evade them, from the discrete, one-time affair of the heart a la Lucy Mercer, which is pointed to by his defenders as proof that great presidents too may dally. And I think perjury is serious business too–again I also distinguish self-serving lies from those meant to protect the national security. But the point is that the American people clearly don't think so, if the pollsters are to be believed. And Congress reads the polls, if not with the same rapt attention accorded them by this White House.
I know that we in the media are not supposed to criticize our potential readers upon whose interest our livelihood depends. But I am constantly struck afresh by the public's hypocrisy on L'affaire Lewinsky. Time and again people profess the highest possible personal standards of sexual morality when queried by pollsters, yet they are also quite ready to dismiss as irrelevant egregious behavior by the holder of the highest office in the land. (Senators and Supreme Court nominees are apparently held to a higher standard.) Of course this same pious public provides the ratings that drive television, movies and radio to ever more smutty offerings. And to more and more Monica coverage. Again the public keeps protesting it has had its fill of her and still the ratings soar whenever she is back in the news.
And while I'm on my soapbox, let me suggest that there is another stop Clinton should make as he mopes along the contrition trail: at the door of the media. For months–even now–we have heard nothing from his defenders but constant allegations that the press has been irresponsible. That all sorts of false information was being reported by mainstream outlets as they scrambled to respond to the new (and much exaggerated) pressure placed on the news process by the advent of the internet. (No one seems to recall the days of Extra! editions. Hildy Johnson didn't bother with fact checkers.)
Well, excuse me, but what was all that false information? Off hand I can't think of a single report–from stained dresses to Secret Service sightings–that made its way into a mainstream outlet that has been shown to be incorrect. As for Matt Drudge, the president owes him special thanks. If Drudge hadn't broken the Newsweek story prematurely, Ken Starr might have had time to wire Monica and produce some indisputable obstruction of justice evidence for his report.
But what about the public? Is Seib right that the national character is on the upswing? And what about that $80-billion tax cut that, I read in the Wall Street Journal, the GOP has just unveiled. How does that strike you, as a former Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under a Republican president?


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Business is all about buying and selling, and the quintessence of e-commerce. However, as we stepped into the mobile Internet era, it is more of m-commerce we are talking. We buy and sell all over the Internet, to visit online shops use mobile assistants, and we are focused and acquisition-oriented when we do it. It is not the first year that we make online purchases, and certainly not the last. Let us take a brief tour through some m-commerce statistics that you might find interesting.
1 of the 1.2 billion people worldwide surf the web through their mobile phones. Online shopping is one of the most popular mobile activities as it shifted from the casual desktop shopping we got used to. What's more – it's not likely we'll leave that for next year, so that online business can be a very profitable business.
2. When we talk about traffic around the world, mobile occupies about 15%, which is expected to only grow next year.
3. No Screen size occupies more than 20% of the market. This means that the importance of responsive websites for all screen sizes ", which has been increasingly high this year, has no place to fall.
4. 81% of smartphone purchases are spontaneous. Simple, attractive and informative mobile shops are winners today, and will continue to rely on. 88% of mobile customers agree to a smartphone makes them more open to discover new things and automatically make purchases.
5. If we talk more about mobile phone shop, it is interesting to note that 51% of customers usually make mobile research and then go to the brick-and-mortar store to buy; 17%, versus the first visit stores to find the product, then shop online; 44% completed the entire circuit network; while 32% look for products online, then go to stores to try just end up going back to their devices and purchase online.
6. 90% of people use more than one device to perform his job – at least we have a laptop, which is great content generation tool and a smartphone, which is almost as good in consumption there. Then we have tablets and desktops (the latter, however, in terms of screen resolution is near laptop. Here we go again responsive websites.
7. For those who do not think of mobile phones: 30% of customers abandon the purchase if the conditions are not mobile optimized. And mobile grows, the number of those who will not tolerate bad mobile experience, will grow as well.
8. We got so used to mobile phones that 71% of us expect mobile websites to load at least as soon as our desktops. 57% of mobile customers leave the website if they have to wait more than 3 seconds before a page begins to load. According to Amazon, a 100ms increase in load time leads to a 1% decline in sales.
9. 63% of customers expected to change even more in the mobile shopping next year on. What's interesting, 60% of customers use their smartphones than in brick-and-mortar stores, and 50% of the way to the store.
10. 61% of us agree that they care much more about the brand if it offers good mobile experience in promoting products and services for purchase. 57% will not recommend a company with a bad mobile home, but 41% switch to competitors by inferior mobile experience.
11. Never underestimate the board shopping. 52% of its users prefer them over the desktop to shop. 72% do shopping activity each week. And what is the most charming and seems obvious at the same time, is that tablet owners are about 3 times more likely to purchase than smartphone owners.
It was also noted that the offer no mobile experience for mobile customers is as close store one day a week, lose all the revenue that could be yours.


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Interesting point about the WPS Update task Deya. Last night, I installed Kingsoft Office in a virtual environment to try it out, and indeed I found the WPS thing in the scheduled tasks.
I forgot to check other things though, and I intend to check it out again in virtual environment. I forgot to move the clock ahead, and check if the Office continued to work. I also did not get in mind that time, to upload the wsupdate to VirusTotal, and see what happened. So, next time, I will check further.
I have a doubt, with such kind of a scheduled update task, whether, it will update the program by itself, to a shareware version, or to the 2013 version, once it comes out. That is quite a possibility IMO.
Anyways, by the look and interface of it, the programs looks quite good to me, and almost similar to MS Office.
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I've uploaded wpsupdate.exe to VirusTotal, Anupam. It's clean - 0/43. I have Kingsoft Office on two machines, on one [virtual] I've left the updater alone, it shows in the scheduled tasks but I've not noticed any problems with it. It's set to run once every hour.
On the other machine I've deleted wpsupdate, as described earlier, but it doeasn't affect the program. Everything still works - put the clock forward to several years but the office suite still functions correctly, no lock outs or anything. So I don't think it's a problem, let it run, or delete it.
Lots of programs check for updates at start up or whatever, browsers etc. So I'm thinking that wpsupdate just does that, I don't think it's anything sinister. But, if you're unsure, just delete the updater. You'll still be able to use 2012 for as long as you want to, if you don't want 2013, updates etc, or, if there is an update, you could always do it manually.
I've installed and un installed Kingsoft many times now [using Revo] and it does it clean enough. So all you need do is save the set-up exe for future use if required. I can understand your lingering suspicion because of the previous issues we've had, I've been the same. Kingsoft could, and should, have made this a lot easier from the start. But I think they've done their best to correct that now, at least it certainly appears to be that way. So I've decided to just free my mind and get on with using what is a very good, up to date office suite.
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Thanks Deya, all this is very helpful, and its appreciated.
I still do have a lingering doubt, maybe because of what happened. Oh well
Well, the news is that Kingsoft have now released separate applications for spreadsheet, and presentations as well. Earlier, separate application for only the writer was available.
Also, I saw on MajorGeeks, that a new version of Kingsoft Office Free was available.. its 22.214.171.12442, whereas earlier version was 126.96.36.19942.
So, I think the wsupdate exe is for that purpose, to update to the new versions automatically.
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Hi, just been looking for some free ware office suites such as these. Seen OpenOffice, etc. I came across your thread and brilliant website and was intrigued by this topic.
My Microsoft Word won't work on my other computer, it has some type of fault or something, I can't be bothered to figure it all out, as it could mean I have to re-install Windows 7.
I have seen this topic and I am looking at downloading this, I have a few queries though. I am 15, obviously still in school and so this will be extremely important to my education. The school computers use Microsoft Word, just say I wrote an assignment up in KingSoft could I open the file at school if I transported it there utilizing my USB?
Much thanks before-hand.
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Welcome to the forum RenderedUnsafe .
Yes, if you save a document in writer in Kingsoft, you can use it on MS Word. Only thing is you should take care, that the format you save in, should be the format that MS Word uses, like .doc, .docx, .rtf etc. Best would be to save as .rtf.
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Kingsoft have now acknowledged my PM (after almost a month ), but slow is always better than never P
As soon as the promised contact is made I'll ask them to respond to the outstanding queries in this thread. After this, some of you may wish to add others.
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