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The Paralysis of Aspergers
I am self employed. Today, my to do list comprised of four items. Write an article, prep for and record a Steven Universe podcast episode, prep and record a Porn review podcast, and guest on the Wonder Woman episode of a movie review podcast.
Two of those to do list items, the SU Podcast and the Porn Podcast, had to be cancelled due to unforseen circumstances with other cast members. Nobody had done anything wrong, but through factors outside of my control I could not do half of my to do list.
This should have given me half of my work day suddenly free to do other things. Instead, I spent half my work day crying, rocking, hitting at my head and getting angry at myself.
Plans had been changed without my ability to control that fact. My to do list was partially incomplete and would not be completable. One of the incompletable jobs, the Steven Universe podcast, was half done in that I had watched the prep material and written notes. That podcast episode will now likely stay partially complete for at least a week, and will be a constant incomplete job taking space in my head until then.
As an adult living with Aspergers, I found myself paralysed. I had planned my day around my to do list. Not being able to complete it was causing me stress. Sitting doing nothing was causing me stress as I wasn't working on the to do list I told myself I would do. I couldn't spend the time working on other things, because my to do list was a set list and if I had not finished it I shouldn't be doing other things because they're not the things I planned for. They're not the things I needed to do.
My brain wouldn't stop stressing about this set of factors, and I lost six hours to crying, rocking, stimming, head hitting and trying to drown out audio sensory information with loud music, a single track played on repeat.
I'm an adult who lost six hours today to a prolonged meltdown because I couldn't do half of my work to do list, for reasons I couldn't have possibly controlled.
Routine to me is structure, it's the glue that holds my day together, it's the tracks my train runs upon. Not planning ahead is stressful because then there are too many unknown factors to track and control, the possibilities and unknowns buzz in my head like a swarm of angry bees. Planning allows me to be functional until the plan is changed without my ability to have input.
Aspergers for me can be paralysing. I rely on routine, it's how I create as much every week as I do. I set myself firm goals and I maintain them. Not being able to do the thing I planned to do can cost me work hours, and that knowledge is deeply frustrating when I know people would kill for the job I have.
I wanted to create twice as much as I did today. The fact I didn't just makes me feel more stressed.
I don't know I really had an end goal in mind with this article, other than getting my feelings on paper and creating something. Sure it's something self centred and introspective, but it's something I can add to my to do list and cross off. Hopefully my to do list now only being 2/5 incomplete rather than 1/2 incomplete helps somehow.
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I am fine with reading about your introspections. I don't understand Aspergers and you can add educating some internet weirdo to the list of things you have done with your time today. I have no clue if that will help but I think it comes out to a positive.
thank you for this. you sure are not alone.
I have to say that even though I've only really known about you for the past few months, your posts and articles regarding Aspergers have helped me feel less alone. Less like I'm the only one facing the problems and issues that I face. Thank you for that.
Laura, is it possible to have a back up to do list, a "This is what I will do when my other plans get cancelled" list. I know the exact situation, and when my plans are changed I end up not doing much at all.
I wanted to ask the exact same thing, though I also wondered if her brain would be able to differentiate between "primary" and "secondary" goals. In other words, is it the idea of an incomplete task that's so stressful, or the fact that things didn't go according to plan? Perhaps both?
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Movie review: 'Last Heist' not worth your attention
"The Last Heist" is the kind of action thriller that should only be watched on a lazy weekend afternoon at home, maybe while you're doing chores and don't have to pay too much attention. It doesn't require any brain space, though it's chock-full of twists, turns and grabs at relevance with references to political and social issues. But it announces everything from 10 feet away and, surprisingly, there's not a lick of mystery or suspense to be found in a film about a team of bank robbers who find themselves barricaded in a bank with a serial killer.
It looks and feels so much like a student film that it's pretty surprising to discover that director Mike Mendez is an experienced horror director, with 10 credits under his belt, and writer Guy Stevenson is a veteran writer and actor. The whole thing takes place in one dour abandoned office building and one boring, basic parking lot, with cop cars and extras in uniform. Perhaps budget constraints got in the way of the production value, but there have been lower-budget projects that have looked and seemed more professional than this.
The story, which relies heavily on coincidence and happenstance, involves a team of criminals intent on robbing a bank that's in the last days of closing down, and in the process of emptying out customer safety deposit boxes. They just so happen to invade the bank while the notorious "Windows" serial killer (Henry Rollins) is in the vault retrieving some gruesome valuables. To top it off, the bank manager, Danny (Michael Aaron Milligan), happens to be the estranged brother of Paul (Torrance Coombs), the guy in charge of robbing the bank.
When LAPD Detective Pascal (Victoria Pratt) is called to the scene, Paul and crew find themselves under pressure from inside and out. They don't realize the mystery civilian in the bank is Los Angeles' most wanted serial killer, though he's methodically picking off members of their team, while lecturing them about religion and healthy eyes and then scooping out their peepers. Worst. Optometrist. Ever.
One of the running themes throughout the film has to do with military service and PTSD. Paul and Danny are vets, though they've become estranged due to their different life paths post-war. Pascal also connects with Paul, as she lost her husband in combat. Somehow this is supposed to explain why Paul commits these crimes, and his military past is connected to the Department of Defense operations team who wrest control of the operation from Pascal.
There are so many elements thrown at this story: military vets, religious serial killers, government corruption, oh and drug cartels, for crying out loud. And yet, for all of the over-complications, there are no stakes and no intrigue. Every character states what's happening, what they're going to do and how they feel. Subtext? Nope. Parceling out information? Nah.
It's fun to see Rollins as the meticulous Windows killer, but you feel robbed that he's relegated to the sideshow and not the main attraction. "The Last Heist" seems to be going for a throwback, '90s-style, catch-it-on-TNT thriller vibe, but the execution is so lackluster, the acting so wooden, the story so convoluted and yet so straightforward, that it's not even worth your full attention.
The Last Heist
☆ out of 5
Cast: Henry Rollins, Victoria Pratt, Michael Aaron Milligan, Torrance Coombs, Mark Kelly.
Director: Mike Mendez.
Running time: 1:25.
Rated: No MPAA rating, but would most likely be R for violence.
Note: The movie is being released simultaneously in theaters, video on demand and iTunes Friday.


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A brutal exploration of magic, despair & bullying in Margaret Thatcher's England.
"Cornell weaves human and supernatural horror together in powerful and disturbing ways." - Publishers Weekly
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Two new communications cabinets are to be installed at the rear of the footway on School Road, Reepham (2.2 metres left of the existing BT cabinets, 100 mm off the wall), to serve residents and businesses in the immediate area.
This is part of the Better Broadband for Norfolk (BBfN) project, which is facilitating the provision of superfast broadband in areas of Norfolk where installation is not commercially viable.
No date for installation of the cabinets (ref. BBfN Reepham 11) is currently available; however, the BBfN programme is due to be completed by the end of March 2020.
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High School Football
High school football Week 11 preview capsules
Preview capsules for Friday's area high school football games:
SCISAA playoffs -- first round
Holly Hill Academy (7-3) at Hilton Head Prep (7-3) (at Hilton Head Christian Academy), 7 p.m.
Last meeting: Holly Hill Academy won 41-17 in first round of 2014 playoffs.
Last week: Holly Hill Academy lost 20-0 to Dillon Christian; Hilton Head Prep beat Hilton Head Christian 45-6.
The skinny: In addition to slowing down the Raiders' running game on defense, the Dolphins' best weapon may be to simply keep it off the field by putting together long drives. HHA will throw a bit more than last year, according to Wald, so the Dolphins can't be lulled to sleep by the run.
Thomas Heyward Academy (6-5) at Dillon Christian (8-2), 7 p.m.
Last meeting: N/A
Last week: Thomas Heyward Academy lost 36-20 to Colleton Prep; Dillon Christian beat Holly Hill Academy 20-0.
The skinny: Rebels head coach Nic Shuford said the Warriors are loaded with playmakers and are big up front.
"Defensively, we need to make them put drives together and eliminate the big plays," Shuford said. "The big plays have been killing us. Offensively, we need to get off to a good start. Games we've won are games in which we've scored early."
Rebels star running back Anthony Sanders is banged up and not 100 percent.
SCHSL regular season
Beaufort (4-5, 1-3) at Berkeley (3-6, 1-3), 7:30 p.m.
Last meeting: Berkeley won 27-21 in 2014.
Last week: Beaufort lost to Orangeburg-Wilkinson 27-21; Berkeley lost to Hanahan 35-18.
The skinny: The Eagles will be playing without 1,000-yard rusher Wyatt Sherpensky, who broke his sternum last week. Beaufort head coach Mark Clifford said several players will step up for banged-up teammates, but expect to see Omar Cummings earlier and more often on offense. Beaufort has had success at Berkeley before, so the venue shouldn't be intimidating. Clifford said the team isn't thinking about the playoff berth up for grabs.
"We're just playing for the W," Clifford said. "We're not worried about that."
Bishop England (5-4, 4-0) at Battery Creek (4-5, 3-1), 7:30 p.m.
Last meeting: Bishop England won 27-21 in 2014.
Last week: Bishop England beat Academic Magnet 41-13; Battery Creek beat Whale Branch 21-14.
The skinny: While this isn't the Bishop England team of a few years ago, Dolphins head coach Jim Shuman said it's still quite good.
"As far as how we match up, I think it's pretty even," Shuman said. "We have size advantages in areas and they do in others. I would say speed is about the same. It really comes down to the same keys as last week. Who can play without making the mental errors and penalties that cause teams to beat themselves? We need to execute on offense and play strong defense just like last week."
Battery Creek will be a little shorthanded in the quest for its first region title. Standout running back Tyrone Dilbert (foot) is out. Key defender Sonja Jones is in a cast but will play.
Hanahan (7-2, 4-0) at Hilton Head Island (9-0, 4-0), 7:30 p.m.
Last meeting: Hanahan won 21-14 in 2014.
Last week: Hanahan beat Berkeley 35-18; Hilton Head Island beat Stall 63-12.
The skinny: "Hanahan is a very good team that dominates on defense and special teams," Seahawks head coach B.J. Payne said. "They struggled a bit on offense early in the season, but they are clicking on all points offensively now. They are the best team to date we have played."
The Region 8-AAA championship is on the line in this game, but Payne said that's not the only reason a win is key.
"The winner of this game would secure home playoff games until the state championship game," Payne said. "It also, on paper, puts you into the side of the bracket that you want."
North Charleston (5-4, 0-4) at Whale Branch (4-5, 2-2), 7:30 p.m.
Last meeting: Whale Branch won 64-12 in 2014.
Last week: North Charleston lost 49-14 to Garrett; Whale Branch lost 21-14 to Battery Creek.
The skinny: Warriors head coach Jerry Hatcher said it appears Whale Branch has locked up its playoff spot.
"I don't want to leave anything to chance, so we need to win," Hatcher said. "With a win we can finish either second or third, depending on the outcomes of other games. We are at full strength. Nyles (Pinckney) is completely healed and has started the last two games. North Charleston is faster than us, but we are bigger and stronger than them."
Silver Bluff (6-3, 4-0) at Ridgeland-Hardeeville (2-7, 1-3), 7:30 p.m.
Last meeting: Ridgeland-Hardeeville beat Silver Bluff 26-24 in 2014.
Last week: Silver Bluff beat Barnwell 59-38; Ridgeland-Hardeeville beat Edisto 37-26.
The skinny: The Jaguars could sneak into the playoffs if they win and Edisto beats Woodland. That scenario would require two pretty big upsets. Jaguars head coach Jahmaal Nelson said Silver Bluff is a talented team, and it would require a perfect game from Ridgeland-Hardeeville to earn a win.
"It is senior night, and we would like to send our seniors out on a high note," Nelson said. "We also want to be able to finish the season with some momentum for the underclassmen to build on."
Summerville (3-7, 1-2) at Bluffton (5-5, 0-3), 7:30 p.m.
Last meeting: Summerville won 54-19 in 2014.
Last week: Summerville Lost 37-21 to Ashley Ridge; Bluffton lost 60-27 to Colleton County.
The skinny: Bobcats head coach Ken Cribb said his team is still alive for a playoff berth, "but if we beat Summerville, we will be tied for third with a win, (and the) tiebreaker will probably eliminate us. The kids' goals are a winning record, to beat Summerville for first time and win the last game of the year."
Cribb said his team matches up well with Summerville, but he's looking forward to next year when Bluffton, which will return 14 starters, will play in 3-A.


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Thankful Thursday is one of those things I force myself to do, not because it's fun or easy, but because I NEED IT. I am not a person who is naturally prone to gratitude, exactly. I tend to be quite critical. (See? I'm doing it again!) Consequently, my Thankful Thursday posts tend to be hard to write (and sometimes end up on Friday. . . oops.)
This week, however. . . Ah, I can DO this topic!
Although I don't talk much about it here, home schooling is one thing that takes up much of my day to day life. Calf #1 is in first grade, Calf #2 is pre school, and Calf #3 has fun toys to keep her busy; so it's not as much of a juggling act for me as it is for some of my friends who are schooling children in several different grades. But still, it takes time and effort.
I LOVE home schooling most days. However, there are some days that it's an exercise in beating my head against that proverbial brick wall, though. We just don't talk about those days! Except that I have to talk about "those days" right now, because that is where the LORD has provided for me most recently.
Generally, the home school year starts strong with big dreams and plans, and new books and gear, and excitement and optimism. But by the middle of the year we're dragging to get things accomplished and dealing with bad attitudes (kids and parents.) It is a tiring, thankless, difficult job.
We in our area are blessed to have a home schooling convention nearby, and I got to go this year!! That's right, a day to myself. Somebody else watched the kids all day long so I could go hang with my homies. It was like sitting on a battery charger for a few hours, except without the curly hair.
I will share one of the best points with you. I think this applies to people in MANY different walks of life, not just home schoolers. I think it's safe to say that life gets like this for working moms and charter school moms and hey, even dads too (I would imagine, except that I'm not a dad.)
The speaker described the day-to-day tasks involved in home schooling (aka running a household with teacher duties attached.) For each task she put a bead on a string. Except . . . the bottom end of the string was not knotted, so each bead fell OFF the string. A bead for dishes . . . down the string and thud, onto the table. A bead for laundry, thud. A bead for school work. A bead for organizing, for menu planning, for vaccuuming. Thud, thud, thud, thud. All the little repetitive things that make up a typical day; a dozen beads strung and lost.
Seemingly lost, I mean.
Because she had (unbeknownst to us conference attendees) tied a length of clear, nylon thread to the end of the string. Each bead fell OFF the string but slid ON the clear thread. NOTHING, she said, that we do is "lost." It may not SEEM that our multitudinous tasks amount to anything, to us. But in God's eyes, nothing is lost! He sees the things we do and treasures them. One day, our children will remember our work and treasure us too.
Sadly, she hadn't brought any kleenex. And I don't think I was alone in needing them.
Did I mention that she started the workshop wearing a shower cap, holey bath robe, and fluffy slippers? She described this as "what we think we look like." Underneath that, she wore a lab coat with attached recipe cards, shopping list, a big wooden spoon, flash cards, a string of colorful beads for a hip-riding toddler, everything that a busy mom would need to get through the day. She even had the alphabet taped on the back of her coat, for times when the kids were behind her. She described this as "what we think other mothers look like.
Do you feel like you are the bathrobe mama, living right next door to the labcoat mama? Reality is, NOBODY does the labcoat perfection thing. We just THINK that they do.
Yeah. It was a great day. I truly needed that encouragement! I think I can take on another year of home schooling now.


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After some lull, the prices for Parisian residential real estate has begun rising – this trend has being evidently observed for last twelve months. Current average value of one square meter in the French capital city is almost nine thousand (8940) Euro – 7.7 percent higher than it was in the previous reporting period in 2016.
Besides that, statistics of the price level for real estate in Paris shows that, for example, from 2009 apartments' value raised at 45 (!!!) %. And as analysts say, the current rate of almost 9000 Euro is not the limit at all. So if you planned to buy apartment in Paris, it's probably the time to do that, not waiting price peak.
By specialists opinion, the main reasons of residential real estate price hike in Paris are:
touristic city status,
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I'm pretty sure everyone in the world has at some point heard the saying, "actions speak louder than words." And, for the most part, you'd have to agree, right? I mean, what you say means absolutely nothing if you can't back it up with your actions – that's what makes promises dangerous.
But if you take it a step further, the saying becomes a bit simplistic…Sure, what you do IS important – but what if no matter what you do, you turn around and say something completely different?
Which is to be believed?
Here's what I've discovered: it doesn't matter. Because no one will really believe you either way – We can debate actions v. words until we're blue in the face, but when it comes down to it, one has very little meaning without the other. What is the purpose of an empty action; of saying a word without meaning it?
To comfort? No – I assure you, nothing is more comforting than the truth – even when it hurts – because it comes from a place of respect and love.
To protect? No – whatever you are trying to protect will only be hurt by the uncertainty.
Inconsistencies are just that. Inconsistent. Shaky ground. A fault line. They are not a foundation upon which anything else can be built.
As Gandhi said, "Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony."
(And, I'd probably add, when what the people around you think, say, and do, is in harmony…I don't know about you, but I find it infinitely easier for my own self to be confused than dealing with someone else who's confused…at least I can follow my own thought process.)
Did you catch that though – happiness occurs when thoughts, actions, and words are in harmony. That doesn't mean, "happiness occurs when you don't know what to do, so you just say something – or do something, and then hope it all works out okay." If you actually stop to think about it, is that really going to make things better? Or, in the end, will you just find yourself in a situation that you're not sure if you want, and have no idea what to do about, because you said or did something – and NOW what?
If you're confused, say you're confused.
In the words of Jimmy Eat World, "If you don't know, honey, honey, then you don't." It's as simple as that. I promise you, no one is going to be mad. Or if they are mad, they're going to be a heck of a lot less mad at you than they inevitably would be when they found out you lied to them. In fact, they might actually be relieved because they're also confused. But at the very least they're going to respect you for having the strength it takes to say, "I don't know."
As with everything in life, this debate isn't about either/or – it's about balance. It's about words and actions. It's about honesty, and being true to yourself and the people around you. Without those things little else matters and few things hold meaning.
Do you find actions or words more reassuring? Or do you think they're equally important? Is there any particular reason why? Do you try to be a person of action, or a person who stands by their word, or both? Which qualities to you seek out in your friendships and personal relationships?


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Asparagus Summer Salad
18 January, 2017
By Liz Lemieux
It's summer time! There is nothing better than a colorful salad to bright up your day. Simple, refreshing and rich in vitamins, this recipe will get you energised for the rest of the day.
• Antioxidants : help detoxify the body, fight free radicals and acts as an anti-inflammatory.
• Folate : essential for a healthy cardiovascular system
• Amino acid : acts as anti-inflammatory
• Inulin : boosts nutrient absorption and stabilizes digestion
• Vitamin K and Vitamin C : strengthens bones and immune system
Magical Ingredients:
• 1 pack of fresh asparagus (cooked until softer but still crunchy)
• 1 cup cherry tomatos, cut in half
• 1 yellow capsicum, diced
• 1/3cup olive oil
• 1/4 cup coconut cider vinegar
• Juice of 1/2 freshly squeezed lemon
• Sea salt and pepper to taste
What to do:
• Wash the vegetables well, then shake or pat dry with a tea towel.
• Cut and prepare the vegetables as mentioned.
• Mix all dressing ingredients into a small jar.
• Add dressing to salad and mix well.
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11 Great Horror Stories (1969) contains famous works from Lovecraft, Poe, and Stoker in addition to stories from a number of lesser-known authors, including Jack Finney, L. P. Hartley, Gerald Kersh, John Collier, A. E. Sendling, Anthony Vercoe, E. Everett Evans, and Fielden Hughes.
This collection is ambitiously but inaccurately named. While it may come as little surprise that not all the stories are great (most, in fact, are not), a goodly number of them aren't even horror. There's some straight fantasy here, and some historical fiction, and about the only thing these entries share with actual horror stories is some small measure of suspense.
On the whole, the quality of the stories here is average. "The Oblong Box" is hardly Poe's finest work, and all the horror stories are more or less by the numbers. The non-horror tales here, some of which are more ill-fitting than others, are of similar quality to these.
The highlights of 11 Stories are Lovecraft's "The Dunwich Horror" and Stoker's "The Judge's House" – you can easily find both of these classics in other, superior volumes, and there's really not much else to get excited about.


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This pedometer geek reader discovered a new (to me, at least) author in Rick Ollerman after receiving a signed copy of one of his novels, Truth Always Kills, directly from him through a Shelf Awareness Book Buzz giveaway. This isn't his only novel; he has several others including Turnabout/Shallow Secrets, but this is the extended review of the novel Truth Always Kills.
Truth Always Kills
by Rick Ollerman
Published by Stark House Press, 2015
As the inside cover blurb about Ollerman's novel says: "Jeff Prentiss's life is a mess. As a homicide detective working in St. Petersburg, he knows he's made too many mistakes and made too many enemies. When his wife's ex-husband, Roy Lee Evans, is released from prison and threatens his family, Jeff does what he must to keep them safe."
In this thriller, Jeff is a homicide detective for St. Pete, working on the case of the murder of an infamous thief. Yet before coming to the squad in St. Pete, he was part of the Tampa police force. Unfortunately, in his effort to get to the truth of a high profile case, he pushed the limits of his authority. This cost him both his job and reputation. Now, across the bay in St. Pete, he is partnering with Terry Moran, a good detective and friend. Terry is also tasked with keeping Jeff on the straight and narrow, acting as a babysitter for the impetuous Jeff.
In his private life, Jeff is the same way. Impetuous and desirous of protecting his wife Lori and daughter Roxy, he is more than willing to bend the rules in regards to Roy Evans, an ex-con who is threatening violence against the pair. Yet, his love for them (with his inherent desire to protect them both) may just smother them, and Lori with Roxy in tow takes off and disappears.
When another murder of a mayoral candidate seems to be linked to the first murder, and also crosses the two jurisdictions (St. Pete and Tampa), Prentiss boldly goes into rogue cop mode. As his personal life spirals out of control, so does his professional life especially when these murders appear to concern Lori and Roxy as well. He can't help getting deeply involved at whatever the cost to him personally. Frankly, the truth must come out even if it kills them all.
This novel is fast-paced with plenty of twists and turns. Gritty and raw at times, the story moves along with surprises that don't stop until the last page. At the heart of the novel is Jeff. The character of Jeff is that of a flawed man who is willing to play fast and loose with the rules in order to get to the truth. Even with the steadying influence of his partner, Moran, Jeff can't be easily controlled. Jeff pushes the boundaries at every turn, yet has the ability to get at the truth even as he melts down.
For those readers who love hard-boiled detectives who play by the own rules, this is the novel for you. It is suspenseful and full of non-stop action. Jeff isn't perfect, but it is his love for justice and his love for his family that drives him making this a worthy read.


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Best known for his Great Wave Off Kanagawa, one of the most recognisable images in the world, Katsushika Hokusai was a prolific Japanese artist active in the late 18th and 19th centuries. He is said to have produced more than 30,000 artworks over his lifetime, but none are more famous than the Thirty Six Views of Mount Fuji series which has been painstakingly examined, re-mastered and printed as part of the Re-create project.
But Hokusai was no courtly artist; he was a freelancer, illustrating popular novels, erotic prints (shunga), and anything else he was commissioned. It was the very instability of life as a jobbing artist that prompted him to create one of his most enduring series of prints, Thirty Six Views of Mount Fuji, the series for which is most commonly remembered today.
The idea for the series was developed with Hokusai's publisher, who is said to have had a particular interest in Mount Fuji. Hokusai created 36 compositions featuring Mount Fuji in different conditions and seen from different angles. The series had another very distinct selling point – Hokusai made prolific use of a particular pigment, first imported from Europe in 1829: Prussian blue (also known as Berlin blue). This synthetic pigment made it possible to create a wider range of much more vivid blue hues than the vegetable dyes, made from dayflower petals or natural indigo, previously used. Thirty Six Views of Mount Fuji series features five prints rendered only in various concentrations of this pigment, a style known as aizuri (as seen in Shichirigahama in Sagami Province, bottom left, and Lake Suwa in Shinano Province, second from bottom left). A further five are rendered predominantly in blue, including the iconic Great Wave off Kanagawa. The new (to Japan) pigment has been noted as particularly effective in expressing depth in water and distance in sky.
The stunning use of this new and "foreign" colour in Thirty Six Views of Mount Fuji, combined with his geometric compositions and use of technique for perspective that was heavily influenced by contemporary Western European art, ensured Hokusai a commercial hit in Japan. It was so popular that the publisher commissioned a further ten prints; there are actually 46 views in the series. It was also to be a key factor in how Hokusai and other ukiyo-e print artists, including Ando Hiroshige (who was to greatly inspire Van Gogh), were later to capture the imagination of a new generation of artists in Europe, where ironically the blue was initially referred to as "Hiroshige blue". Indeed, during the Japonisme period, from the 1860s onwards, when Western collectors clamoured to buy ukiyo-e, prints which featured this mysterious and (supposedly) uniquely Japanese blue were the most highly prized.


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Patch 7.1 Preview: Suramar Campaign Quests - Fri, 16 Sep 2016 23:38:30 -0500
The Suramar story continues in Patch 7.1 with a nine-week quest series culminating in the Insurrection achievement and the Arcanist's Manasaber mount. This quest series is open for testing on the 7.1 PTR so we played through the entire questline! If you want to experience the Nightborne story at your own pace, be warned there are general spoilers in here.
Each part of the storyline rewards an item ranging from ilvl 830 to ilvl 850.
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September 16th Hotfixes - Tank Damage and AoE Nerfs - Fri, 16 Sep 2016 19:27:01 -0500
The latest round of Legion hotfixes are up! Of particular note:
Most abilities used by Tank specializations have had their damage reduced by 10%.
Havoc and Windwalker burst AoE was proven to be too strong.
Several followers have had the effectiveness of their abilities reduced against players.
Legion foods and drinks should now restore twice as much health and mana.
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Blue Posts: Raid Testing Schedule September 19th, Paid Battletag Changes Available, Shadowform Patch Notes Update - Fri, 16 Sep 2016 14:35:45 -0500
Updated 7.1 PTR Notes
The PTR Patch notes from the Battle.net launcher were updated today with more information about Priests. Shadowform has returned!
7.1 Raid Testing Schedule
On Monday, September 19, we will be conducting a focused raid test of two Trial of Valor Heroic bosses, and one Mythic Nighthold boss.
Remember that Heroic difficulty scales for any group size between 10 and 30 players, so feel free to assemble and bring a group of any size within that range.
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Emerald Nightmare Raid Guides and Preview - Fri, 16 Sep 2016 12:01:35 -0500
Emerald Nightmare opens on September 20th and we have you prepared with guides to all raid-related topics! Also check out our other newspost from today on PTR updates including 7.1 raid testing and Shadowform returning for Priests!
First up we have the Emerald Nightmare Overview going over all the rewards, transmog appearances, unlock schedule, and dungeon layout. You can even get Nightmare Whelpling and Illusion: Nightmare!
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BlizzCon 2016 In-Game Goodies - Thu, 15 Sep 2016 12:10:22 -0500
Blizzard has revealed the 2016 In-Game BlizzCon goodies, including Alliance and Horde murloc pets in Warcraft, and Ganymede with Pepe's colors as part of the special BlizzCon Bastion skin for Overwatch! These goodies are given to ticketholders as well as Virtual Ticket attendees. We're giving away 10 Virtual Tickets in our Legion Launch Scavenger Hunt!
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Sept 15th Hotfixes, Class Balance Update, 7.1 PTR Dungeon/Raid Testing Plans, Honor Talents in 7.1 - Thu, 15 Sep 2016 11:25:06 -0500
In the Legion Developer Q&A last week, Ion Hazzikostas talked about upcoming hotfixes based around endgame (raiding, etc) data and how it's tricky to tweak classes before the content is available.
In a follow-up blue post today he stated that the aim is to do a broad pass of tuning hotfixes after the first week of raiding and Mythic Keystone dungeons, to get a good sense of endgame data.
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7.1 PTR Item Spotlight: Raiding with Leashes, Pepe Fishing Bobber, Diablo Anniversary Items, New Mounts - Wed, 14 Sep 2016 20:08:04 -0500
The 7.1 PTR is in full swing! In our previous post we covered everything from new models to the revamped leveling abilities. In this post we'll be highlighting some of the new things in our database like Distilled Titan Essence, Twelve-String Guitar, and Crate of Bobbers: Wooden Pepe.
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Patch 7.1 PTR Now Live: Build 22578 Mounts, Karazhan Bosses, PTR Patch Notes, Music, Complete Revamp of Leveling Abilities - Wed, 14 Sep 2016 16:26:09 -0500
The PTR has now been updated for Patch 7.1! This patch will feature a new version of Karazhan as a 5-player dungeon, as well as the Trial of Valor raid and a new Suramar questline. More details in our PAX West liveblog.
Build Highlights
Leveling abilities have been completely revamped. Abilities are different from 1-10 and you unlock more perks on your core abilities as you level up.
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Mythic Keystones and Dungeons Preview - Wed, 14 Sep 2016 12:57:35 -0500
s and a new level of dungeon difficulty is unlocking on September 20th. You can prep for them in advance with our Legion Dungeon Guides which have detailed information on all abilities.
Blizzard has previewed the system below, here are the highlights:
Keystones allow you to run higher-difficulty versions of Mythic+. You can keep leveling up your keystone by completing the dungeon in a certain timeframe.
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Wowhead's Legion Launch Scavenger Hunt - Tue, 13 Sep 2016 20:29:14 -0500
The Burning Legion is here; it's been two weeks since Legion went live. Now is the chance to show you've researched the Broken Isles and are ready to fight back!
We've teamed up with the Blizzard Gear Shop for Legion-themed prizes and a scavenger hunt to remember.
Are you prepared? Grab your Elixir of Demonslaying and double-jump around Wowhead's database if you want to win!
The contest begins on September 13, 2016 and ends on September 20th, 2016 at 11:59PM PDT.
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September 13th Hotfixes - Tue, 13 Sep 2016 12:21:16 -0500
The latest round of Legion hotfixes are up! Of particular note, Soul Shards now regenerate to 3 while out of combat (up from 1), and the cooldown on Colossus Smash was reduced to 30 seconds.
Shifting into Bear Form will no longer freeze resource decay for non-Guardian druids.
Barrage range will now correctly match the range of the Hunter's other abilities.
Developers' Notes:
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All The Lore and Text from Artifact Knowledge Tomes - Mon, 12 Sep 2016 21:50:19 -0500
Members of various Discord communities have been working hard to unearth the remaining missing artifact appearances like Emanation of the Winds and The Woolomancer's Charge. To help unearth some more about the Artifacts, we've datamined the complete stories from the Artifact books, which unlock every few days as you increase your Artifact Knowledge level. If you're looking for hints or just want to learn more about the lore behind your artifact, enjoy the read!
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- intrepid (adjective)
- \in-TREP-id\
- What does it mean?
- : feeling no fear : bold
- How do you use it?
- Air cover provided by a fleet of intrepid fighter pilots was essential in executing the evacuation of troops trapped at Dunkirk using civilian watercraft during World War II.
- Are you a word wiz?
Here are four example sentences for "intrepid," but only one of them uses the word correctly. Which one do you think it is?If you intrepidly chose answer C, congratulations! "Intrepid" is an adjective and answer A uses it as a verb, so we can get rid of that one right away. "Catch" or "overtake" could be used its place. In answer B, Lana is more likely to be "nervous" or "scared," opposites of "intrepid," after her experience on her bike. Woodwork is a nonliving thing, so it isn't usually described as "intrepid," as it is in answer D. Besides, all that termite attention would likely cause it to become "weak" or "shaky." That leaves answer C and the adventurous soul of Freya Stark as the correct choice.


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The Charlotte, North Carolina chapter of American Pilgrims south-central North Carolina and north-central South Carolina centered on Charlotte. The purpose of local chapters is to keep members connected to the Camino and to introduce new people to the phenomenon. We plan to accomplish this in a number of ways, such as social events, walks, mentoring future pilgrims and serving as a local host for hospitalero training through American Pilgrims.
The chapter will be scheduling walks, talks, potlucks and much more! These will be listed here but you may also want to check the Local Events page for non-chapter events that may be of interest. Contact chapter coordinators Martha Fry, Mike Gardner, Lynda Boozer and Vince Pratt at email@example.com for more information.
Our usual meeting times are monthly on the third Tuesday evenings from 6:30 to 8:00 (program), monthly wine social fourth Thursday evenings 6:30 to 8:00, and weekly coffee Thursday mornings from 9:00 to 11:00. Check the events calendar and our chapter Facebook group, Charlotte Camino Pilgrims, at the following link (facebook.com/groups/1418344158467833) for specifics. Once you join our mailing list, you will receive monthly event notices by email.
Although we strongly suggest becoming a (dues-paying) member of the national American Pilgrims organization, that is not necessary to participate in local chapter events. The national organization provides significant financial and logistical support to the locals. If you'd like to consider membership, click on over to the Membership page!
ANNOUNCEMENTS:• You've arrived! You have your compostela. You've attended the Pilgrims' Mass. You've hugged the Saint. Now what? You need to scan through this blog entry by the venerable Johnnie Walker: 20 things to see and do in Santiago de Compostela.
• There are a thousand and one packing lists out there but THIS is our take on the topic.
Scheduled EventsYou can always contact us through firstname.lastname@example.com to find out what we're up to!
Ongoing Events:Enjoy good coffee and good company with the Charlotte Chapter Thursday mornings. Most weeks several of our group gather for coffee and conversation at Mugs Coffee (5126 Park Road, Charlotte, NC 28209 on the back side of the shopping area). We usually sit at a table beside the front door. Come if you are interested in the Camino or have questions about one you are planning. It is an opportunity to discuss your specific questions in more detail than time permits at monthly meetings. Check the events calendar and our chapter Facebook group, Charlotte Camino Pilgrims, at the following link (facebook.com/groups/1418344158467833) for specifics, or post a note there if you want to know for sure that some one else will be there.
Are you interested in learning more about the Camino?The Charlotte Chapter Camino Mentor Program can pair individuals who have questions about their upcoming Camino with a nearby veteran who can answer questions. Contact email@example.com for details. Experienced Camino walkers and cyclists who would like to serve as mentors should contact us so that you can be added to our resource list. Potential mentors should provide us with your name, ZIP-code and a brief rundown of your experience including walking or cycling, which route and when. Also you can visit American Pilgrims on the Camino on Facebook for great dialogue, photos and a running commentary about the Camino from like-minded pilgrims.
For information about the chapter and its activities or about membership in American Pilgrlims, contact us at email@example.com.
American Pilgrims on the Camino is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization registered in California.
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A very good example is me. A couple of years ago , I had a very fantastic job. After a few months the company had many issues and could no longer afford to pay us the staff. After looking for another job for several months to no avail , I decided to start buying and selling of kids clothes from the booth of my car. That didn't turn out so good. So i then decided to sell women's clothes.
The business started from the booth pf my car, to my living room to a store in Victoria Island , Lagos. It took me only 2 years of selling from home to eventually opening a store. Now my store is 2 yrs old and counting!
It hasn't been easy, but its been worth it.
The opportunity in my own case started when I lost my job. What situation are you in that seems like a black hole? Look close and hard at it. There is a big opportunity lurking there somewhere. Don't give up until you find it.
If you are ever in this part of the world (Nigeria) , do stop by my store to say hello.....
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Symantec is aware of a reported denial-of-service (DoS) against the Symantec Intruder Alert (ITA) 3.6 SNMP agent, snmptrap.exe. By directing the PROTOS c06-snmpv1 test suite against the ITA Agent, the snmptrap.exe communicator, if so configured, can be halted until the service is reinitiated
Components Affected
Symantec Intruder Alert 3.6
The CERT Coordination Center notified Symantec of a DoS issue with the snmptrap.exe communicator module that ships as a part of Symantec's Intruder Alert 3.6 HIDS package. The snmptrap.exe communicator module allows integrated communications between the Symantec NetProwler NIDS and the Symantec ITA HIDS products. The functionality of the snmptrap.exe allows smooth integrated alert management of both NIDS and HIDS from a single administrator console.
During internal network testing using the PROTOS c06-snmpv1 test suite directed against the ITA agent, the snmptrap.exe communicator module crashes, disrupting the communications between NetProwler and ITA.
The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) initiative has assigned the name CAN-2002-0012 to the PROTOS test suite SNMPv1 trap handling issue.
These are candidates for inclusion in the CVE list (http://cve.mitre.org), which standardizes names for security problems
Symantec Response
Symantec verified that the snmptrap.exe on the Intruder Alert (ITA) 3.6 agent, if configured to accept SNMP traps from Symantec NetProwler, is susceptible to a communications DoS when attacked using the PROTOS test suite. However, recommended usage for the SNMP trap collector is to install the module on the customer's internal network while blocking SNMP trap communications through the firewall from external networks. With this configuration the snmptrap.exe module is only vulnerable to an attack initiated on the customers internal network.
A successful attack will halt the communicator service, the halt will be logged, and the service then requires a restart to reinitiate communications. Halting the communicator module disrupts the integrated communications only. Both the Symantec NetProwler and the Symantec ITA IDS systems continue to function normally but require monitoring from separate consoles until the communicator service is restarted.
Symantec takes any product issue such as this very seriously. We have developed a patch for Symantec ITA 3.6 to address this problem. The patch is available to Symantec ITA 3.6 customers from the Symantec customer ITA ftp download site as ITA3_6Patch1/061302/. There is a separate patch available for domestic and international releases.
As a best practice, Symantec recommends keeping all operating systems and applications updated with the latest vendor patches. Keeping mission-critical systems updated with all security patches applied reduces risk exposure
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Barrel Aged Margarita, Cielo Restaurant & Bar, Four Seasons Hotel – St. Louis, MO
The previous time I visited Cielo Restaurant & Bar at the Four Seasons in St. Louis, I tasted an "unusual Margarita." While it wasn't a Margarita I particularly liked, I wasn't going to shy away from trying whatever Margarita they were showcasing, as they were highlighting a variety they called the "Barrel Aged Margarita".
The menu listed the ingredients for the Barrel Aged Margarita as aged tequila, big o ginger liquor, dry curaçao, lime, and grilled orange. Certainly these ingredients sounded interesting so I was happy to give it a shot. Unfortunately while lime was specified, it was hard to discern any lime flavor. It did have good tequila flavor along with ginger and curaçao that blended together nicely, but without a good lime component, it falls a little short on my scale as a Margarita. As with the other Margarita I've had at Cielo, this was certainly not a traditional Margarita, but it was a nice drink regardless. I rate the Barrel Aged Margarita at Cielo a 7.Read More
Olive & Oak – Webster Groves, MO
Olive & Oak is a new restaurant in the Webster Groves area of St. Louis. It has quickly gained a great reputation so far for quality food and drinks and on this visit I can verify that their food was quite excellent. But you're reading this article because you want to know about their Margarita, right?
My impression of the Margarita I had this visit was that the flavor was good and seems to be made with fresh ingredients. However, the tart and sweet flavors don't seem to balance quite right. Instead of complimenting each other, it feels like they are separate and "fighting" with each other. The initial flavor hit is a bit fruity and the finish was a little bitter. However, it did have good lime and tequila flavor, being made with Tres Agaves tequila. Overall I would rate the Olive & Oak Margarita a 7 for this visit. But I'm certainly eager to come back and try another Margarita to see if they can do better!Read More
Il Bel Lago – Creve Coeur, MO
My wife had visited a fairly new restaurant in the St. Louis area called Il Bel Lago with a friend and wanted to bring me. As an Italian restaurant, I wasn't necessarily expecting a good Margarita, but the place was classy and seemed like they had an excellent bar. On the menu was something called an Italian Margarita so I of course went ahead and ordered one.
The main difference between this "Italian" Margarita and a standard variety was the inclusion of Amaretto liqueur. Now personally I am a big fan of Amaretto and I make a nice Amaretto Sour with fresh lemon juice and a touch of agave nectar. But how would it work out in a Margarita? At first taste, the blend of fresh lime and citrus with amaretto was a little strange, but it quickly turned into a pleasant blend of sweet and tart flavors. The more I drank it, the more I liked it. Helping out the overall enjoyment of the drink was the fact that the bartender Angie came and talked to us and explained how she makes the drink and shared some of her tips and tricks. She definitely is a skilled bartender and offered a lot of knowledge on Margaritas and other cocktails. Now a Margarita made with amaretto liqueur may not be your thing, but I personally liked it and rated the Italian Margarita from Il Bel Lago an 8.Read More
Porter's Steakhouse Revisited – Collinsville, IL
I've written about the Margaritas at Porter's Steakhouse before. So when I got an an opportunity to eat there again, I also took the opportunity to have another Margarita.
While last time the Margarita garnered an 8, this time unfortunately, the Margarita was not quite as good. The flavor was fairly good but it was a little too tart. The tequila flavor was good, but overall it tasted like it was made with a mix. I believe that if I had specified the ingredients, Porter's would have delivered a better Margarita, but for this visit I rate it a 7. Which just goes to show that it is difficult to judge how good an establishment's Margaritas are because a lot of the time the quality will depend on the bartender's skill and particular recipe they may use. This is why it is important to visit a place many times to make sure to get a broad range of samplings. Yes, it's hard work, but I'm happy to shoulder this burden for all of you!Read More
The Melting Pot Revisited – University City, MO
My family visits The Melting Pot quite often. I usually like to sample one of their cocktails, especially if they are offering a new variety of Margarita. On this visit I noticed they were in fact highlighting a new drink that they called the Freshly Picked Margarita. The ingredients listed were Avion Silver Tequila, Solerno Blood Orange and Cointreau orange liqueurs, agave nectar and fresh lime, lemon, orange, and grapefruit juices. With ingredients like those, I knew I had to try it.
Unfortunately, the combination of ingredients just didn't quite work out to make a good Margarita in my opinion. First, the initial flavor hit was a bit bitter. The tequila flavor was good but there was not enough lime flavor. The orange and grapefruit flavors were quite a bit more prominent instead. While it was an overall good drink, the fact that the flavor profile is much more orange than lime strays away from what I would call a Margarita. Because of that, I only rate this drink at a 6.5 as a Margarita. However, as a general cocktail, it probably deserves higher marks so if you like a Margarita-like drink with more orange flavor, this might be your thing.Read More
Chaparritos Mexican Restaurant, Margarita Run II Stop #5 – Cherokee Street, St. Louis MO
For our final stop on my second Margarita Run, we stopped at a place called Chaparritos Mexican Restaurant.
Unfortunately, the Margarita we had that night was a bit fruity tasting. It tasted nice overall, but I would prefer more citrus and tequila flavors. At least it did have a nice finish and was refreshing. I would rate our final Margarita of the night a 7.
So this wrapped up Margarita Run II in St. Louis. Overall I would say that I was expecting more out of the Margaritas in the various Mexican establishments on Cherokee Street. None were really bad, but none really stood out as a Margarita I would consider anywhere near the best in the city. Perhaps the establishments all were gearing their drinks to satisfy the multitude of gringos that visit and maybe they have special Margaritas for those in the know? If so, I'd like to find out how to get some of those! Until then, I'll keep searching for the Ultimate Margarita.Read More


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I have a job.
A wonderful, lovely job that I lurve with all my heart! My job is late morning to the afternoon. That means I need to eat a lunch and since I'm at work, that means I pack a lunch.
It's only October and my lunches are lacking.
I'm bored.
So I spent yesterday cooking to my heart's content! I think it was just about 10 hours total in the kitchen. Was I tired? Did my back hurt by the end?
Was it worth it?
Oh YES!
I made some seriously nummy, yummy dishes for the freezer that will eventually become my lunch.
Bye bye boring brown bag lunch. Hello deliciousness!
I wish you could join me in some good eats, but I still have not figured out how to inter-send food over the web…instead you can feast your eyes!
After the pot pies entered the oven, I began dish number two: Cottage Pie!
After I got the Cottage Pie assembled and baking, it was time to make dumpling and egg roll filling, which eventually became this:
That was dinner along with some home-made chicken chow mein and I would've made the rice, but really we had no room in our bellies for rice. I'm not sure how many dumplings, (which I think are technically called wonton because we fried them), we made versus how many we ate. I do know that only about a dozen made it actually into the freezer for later lunches…
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I must confess that I did not make everything by myself and there was one dish that I did not make at all. My daughter was a perfect helper to use up the left over pot pie dough. She made her very own creation! From scratch! No recipe! I was amazed and even more so when I tasted it! We have found something, quick, easy and oh so yummy! We are already tweaking it perfection!
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According to data compiled by QuoteWizard, that's the case.
The rankings of the best and worst drivers in the country came as a sum of weighted means calculated by looking at number of accidents, speeding tickets, DUIs and citations, such as running a red light and using a cellphone while driving.
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- Apparently Detroit drivers are the best in the country, according to a recently released study.
At the other end of the spectrum, Detroit drivers were ranked the best because it "has the lowest accident rate and second-lowest amount of speeding citations". Congratulations, people of Detroit.
Sacramento is the capital of California. That's right, Sacramento: you've earned the dubious honor of being America's worst driving city.
QuoteWizard is not the only group to give Utah drivers poor ratings, although some also give them high marks. "They're also close to the top for accidents and DUIs, at fourth". Fortunately, Sacramento's sorry drivers can always take solace in the fact that they're not from SoCal.


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Have you ever heard of a dancing disease? We all think of
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