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Boxing Trainer Manny Robles Prepares his Matadors to Take on the World
By Gabriel Montoya, MaxBoxing (Nov 15, 2011) Doghouse Boxing
After a surprising Season One for the Los Angeles Matadors, a young boxing team in the new World Series of Boxing league, Head Coach Manny Robles, some returnees and even some new ones are gearing up for another go-round. Robles, a young veteran of the game who apprenticed under his father, Manuel "Chato" Robles, is quietly known as one of the better up-and-coming trainers in the sport. He may not have the run of guys like Freddie Roach or Robert Garcia just yet but to those in the know, he is mentioned as a young talent who, with the right fighter, could develop into a top trainer. Fortunately for Robles, he has several young, promising fighters under his tutelage in his Matadors. Last year, he took a young fighter in Joseph Diaz Jr. and helped him along to the point he is today: one of the youngest Olympians the US Boxing team has ever had. This year, with the help of team captains Rau'Shee "Baby Pit" Warren (now the first three-time Olympian the US boxing team has ever boasted) and Javier "The Monster" Torres, Robles and his team look to build on an inaugural season that saw them make it to the playoffs only to fall just short of the team championships.
"[We did well] considering that last year was new to all of us," Robles told me and my co-host David Duenez recently on
radio show. "The WSB and all of us were getting our feet wet learning the system. Now we know what we are up against. We made some changes to the team. We have some new guys. We know we aren't just facing the Americas conference. We are out there to face the world. It's going to be tough. There's a lot of good quality boxers from all over the world, so I am trying to get the new boxers and the boxers returning to understand what we are up against."
The WSB is a little different this year. Whereas before, the league was divided into different conferences, now the competition is opened up worldwide. Rather than go with different conferences such as last year's Americas conference or the Asia Conference, this year, The WSB is comprised of two groups, A and B.
Group A features the Matadors, Astana Arlans, Dynamo Moscow, Milano Thunder, Mumbai Fighters, and out of Bangkok, Thailand, the Pohang Poseidons.
Group B consists of Baku Fires, Mexico City Guerreros, Leipzig Leopards, Paris United, Beijing Rocfly Boxing Club, and the Istanbul Bosphorus.
This new configuration opens up the league to pure worldwide competition, once again giving fans a chance to get exposed to top amateur talents from National champs to Olympians before they ever turn pro. They fights are still five-rounders with three-minute rounds fought under pro rules with no headgear and smaller gloves. Like before, the winners of each group face off in a playoff and the top fighters meet after that in an individual championship.
For Robles, an LA native, coaching the Matadors and working in the WSB is a chance to help bring boxing's future fighters to the fore, something most fans grew up with.
"I got the call one day if I wanted to work with the LA Matadors and working with the WSB and alongside AIBA (International Boxing Association)," said Robles. "I thought this was something that could not only benefit me as a trainer but the amateur boxers at a local and international level. So here we are today."
If the first season was about getting his young team experience on the international level, this year is about taking it to the next level. Last year's playoff appearance seemed to be a surprise. Hanging around the Matador training camp during a media day, I got the sense that no one was happy just to be here. Winning it all is the goal now.
"I am getting the boxers returning to talk to the new guys and explain, 'Hey, it's not going to be easy. It's going to get harder as we go along.' Right now, we are having a blast, a lot of smiles. We are all having a good time working hard but who knows where we will be four or five months from now? So I am trying to keep them as focused and as loose as possible now and then. This is a team aspect of boxing. It's still an individual sport but we are working together as a team."
The hardest part for any amateur going pro is essentially relearning the game. In the amateurs, going for points is the name of the game. "Hit and don't be hit" is the maxim. In pro style boxing, getting hit is inevitable; doing damage is essential and entertaining the crowd is now part of the equation.
"Being able to make the transition from amateur to pro is probably what's been the most difficult aspect," said Robles, "but at the same time, we have been pretty successful in getting them to understand it's now a five-round fight, eight-ounce gloves. Getting them to understand there is nothing semi-pro about this."
For Robles, one of the best aspects of this league is that unlike a young pro whose first ten fights are generally freebies as he gets some experience, all of these fights are against top amateurs. No one is matched soft. While that can make for award fights, more often than not, it makes for tight competition.
"These are all evenly matched fights. It's hard to get a knockout against a high-caliber opponent. These are not punching bags," said Robles. "These guys aren't 'Hey, this guy will come out and you will knock him out in two rounds to build up your record.' Not in this league. Sometimes you have two Olympians fighting. What are the odds of someone getting knocked when these are very high level amateurs and both are in good shape?"
Not very high at all. L.A. Matador lightweight "Fearless" Eric Fowler was the knockout leader last year going 4-1 with 3 KOs. The Houston native is a go-for -broke fighter who may make for an entertaining pro with his heavy hands and all-action style. On Monday night's season opener in Hollywood, CA, Fowler started fast but it ended up costing him as he faded a bit down the stretch and was edged out
by Astana Arlans' Adlet Yegizekov in a majority decision of 48-47 twice to one 48-47 score for Fowler. However, on an entertainment level, Fowler did not disappoint.
Things look grim for the Matadors when their second boxer of the night, late addition Jeff Camp, who flew in the day before to join the team, dropped a TKO loss at 2:24 of the fourth round to middleweight Kanat Slam. It was a tough fight that saw Camp start fast and then get overwhelmed by Slam as the rounds wore on. With just a day to prepare, perhaps Camp's conditioning hurt him. He certainly appeared to have a skill set that will garner him some wins as the season progresses.
The way the matches are set up, it's five weight classes, bantamweight, lightweight, middleweight, light heavyweight and heavyweight in a "best of five" set. Down two games to nothing, it was go time for the Matadors and Vyacheslav "The Ukraine Pain Train" Shabransky knew it. In a rematch with the man who beat him last year, Shabransky took it to Ramzjon Ahmedov early and often behind a stiff jab, a hard right hand and what was essentially a volume attack, scoring a unanimous decision to get the Matadors back in the match.
That set the table for captains Torres and Warren to do their thing.
"We looked at each other in the dressing room," Warren told me afterward. "We gotta take it home. This is your home. I'm trying to make it my home. Even though I am from Cincinnati, I am trying to get fans all over because when I go to the Olympics, I am not just representing Cincinnati. I am representing the United States.
The earned their captains' stripes as each man came out and took it to his opponent. Torres, a heavyweight who added about 15 pounds in the off season, looked strong and fit as he used a stiff jab and right hand at a distance to keep the awkward Doszhan Ospanov off balance on the outside and wondering what to do with the behemoth in front of him.
I just went in there real confident," said the LA native Torres. "Rau'Shee looked at me and said, 'You gotta get it together. This is your home. This is your people. I'm also trying to make it my home. You have to go out there hard. When you have to bite down, you bite down. Make sure you throw those extra punches. Make sure you throw a gang of bunches and that's exactly what I did."
Torres went at Ospanov and despite letting him escape off the ropes a bit much, he took every card, winning a unanimous decision by scores of 50-45, 49-46, and 48-47.
Then it was time for Warren, who was walked into the ring by Andre Berto, to take it home.
"He kept trying to take me out of my game and turn it into a brawl," said Warren later of tough opponent Khabibulla Ismail-Akhunov.
The fight was a tough one that had the Matadors holding their collective breath. Warren is a slick, pure southpaw boxer who adjusts on the fly. His opponent was a straightforward brawler who never took "No" for an answer. Early on in the first, Warren rocked him but the kid just came right back at him.
"In the third, he threw a wild shot. It kinda hit me like, 'BOOM!,'" said Warren. "It hit me in my eye and my contact came out."
Warren was knocked nearly through the ropes but he survived the rough moment and down the stretch, the counterpuncher began to lead. It was tight but he pulled it out for his team by scores of 48-47 twice and 49-46 to secure the 3-2 match win for the Matadors. Next up is a trip to Milan against the Thunder.
"When I see stuff like that, Andre Berto walking me out and stuff like that, they are showing me I am earning my way instead of taking the easy way out," said Warren. "I could have taken the easy way out and turned pro and maybe be a champion but I am still chasing my dream of getting an Olympic Gold medal. The WSB is something that guys who are pro now say if it was around when they were amateurs, it is something they would have done. We brought it home. We got a long way to go."
The Matadors started off strong last season and faded a bit down the stretch before getting a crucial win to make the playoffs. Can they do it again? We'll see.
"The best thing is I have a group of hardworking young men," said Robles.
With new additions like Jason Quigley out of Ireland, Raynell Williams from Cleveland, Ohio and the returning vets, the Matadors are certainly poised for another successful season.
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January 10, 2015
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The 2015 Doris Betts Fiction Prize is now open for submissions. The Doris Betts Fiction Prize awards the first-place winner $250 and publication in the North Carolina Literary Review. Finalists will also be considered for publication in the NCLR.
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New FREE pattern for your crocheting pleasure: Vinita Mitts!
Today I have a new crochet pattern for you, and it's free! I'm calling this pattern Vinita Mitts. The fingerless gloves are a simple crochet project worked in v-stitch with a dk or light worsted weight yarn. You can, of course, make them without the bows and they will work just as well for someone that isn't a fan of bows...but, the bows! <3 <3 <3
I have written the pattern in four sizes, so you have options for those with larger or smaller hands. You'll need about 83 [99, 115, 132] yds of your chosen yarn, some 1 1/2 inch gross-grain ribbon, a size H/8/5 mm crochet hook, or the size you need to obtain gauge.
I was already in love with the picture of these in my mind as I was finishing them up. I was looking forward to wearing them myself. Then, as I put on the bows, Drama Queen came out of her room and fell in love. She begged me to let her have them. Seeing as her hands always look so much prettier than mine, I planned on having her model them, and well, I guess the mitts will be her payment. Baby heard her delight and came out of her room as well. She wanted to try them on, although they don't fit her, and has asked for a pair of her own in light purple yarn with a sparkly purple ribbon. So, if I get around to it, there may be a child size pattern to match in the future.
Without further ado, here is the pattern:
Vinita Mitts
Design by April Garwood
Difficulty Level: Easy
Finished Measurements: 6 ½ [7 ¾, 9, 10 ¼] in. or 16.5 [19.5, 23, 26] cm circumference, 6 ¾" or 17 cm long.
Yarn: About 83 [99, 115, 132] yds of DK or light-worsted weight yarn. I used just over 1 skein Jojoland Rhythm #M04 (100% wool; 50 g/1 ¾ oz/110 yds/100.5 m per skein; DK weight).
Crochet hook: H/8/5 mm, or size needed to obtain gauge.
Notions: About 36-48" of 1 ½" wide (or 91.5-122 cm of 4 cm wide) gross-grain ribbon in contrasting color, yarn needle.
Gauge: 14 sts x 11 rows = about 4 ½" or 11.5 cm.
- Ch 3 at beg of rnd counts as dc.
- Ch 7 at beg of rnd 15 does not count as a st. This large ch sp forms the thumbhole.
Mitt (Make 2)
Ch 20 [24, 28, 32], join to first ch with sl st.
Rnd 1: Ch 3, dc in first ch, *skip next ch, 2 dc in next ch, repeat from * around, skip last ch, join to tch with sl st – 20 [24, 28, 32] sts.
Rnd 2: (Sl st, ch 3, dc) in sp between tch and first st, *skip next st, 2 dc in between next 2 sts, repeat from * around, skip last st, join to tch with sl st.
Rnds 3-8: Repeat Rnd 2.
Rnd 9: (Sl st, ch 3, 2 dc) in sp between tch and first st, *skip next st, 2 dc in between next 2 sts, repeat from * around, skip last st, join to tch with sl st – 21 [25, 29, 33] sts.
Rnd 10: (Sl st, ch 3, dc) in sp between tch and first st, 2 dc in sp between 1st and 2nd sts, *skip next st, 2 dc in between next 2 sts, repeat from * around, skip last st, join to tch with sl st – 22 [26, 30, 34] sts.
Rnds 11-12: Repeat Rnd 2.
Rnd 13: Ch 7, skip first 4 sts, dc in between next 2 sts, *skip next st, 2 dc in between next 2 sts, repeat form * around, skip last st, join to 3rd ch of tch with sl st – 18 [22, 26, 30] sts.
Rnd 14: Sl st in next ch, (sl st, ch 3, dc) in next ch, skip rem chs, *2 dc in between next 2 sts, skip next st, repeat from * around, join to tch with sl st – 20 [24, 28, 32] sts.
Rnds 15-16: Repeat Rnd 2. Fasten off.
Weave in ends.
Cut ribbon into 2 equal pieces about 18-24" long. Trim (and secure edge with glue) or sew ribbon ends into points. Mine are sewn. Try on mitts to find the best location for the ribbon, or fold them in half with the thumbhole slightly more to the palm side of the mitt. On the side that will be on the back of the hand, 7 rows from the top of the mitt, thread the ribbon underneath 2 v-sts to center the bows on the top of the wrist. Tie them into bows and secure with a few dabs of fabric glue inside the knots. All done!
Now, please go on Ravelry or my Facebook page and share a picture of you finished mitts, because I want to see them!
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Blinded by Love
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For some reason, I'm only now fully understanding this. I've now gained empathy for those in seemingly bad relationships who don't leave. How?
Well, as I look back on my last relationship, I see the following:
- I was in a relationship where during the times my partner says things were ok (for her more or less), I had problems. Problems big enough to bring to her that I felt we needed to find some way to fix. And she didn't actually put forth any effort to help me deal with these things. Despite us being in a relationship. Despite her saying that she cared for me. Despite me bringing things up numerous times.
- Even though clearly there was an issue with us, she never shared how she really felt with me. I opened up to her about issues I was having in our relationship, she kept hers to herself.
- When her issues finally crossed whatever threshold necessary to become problematic for her, instead of wanting to talk to me about it, perhaps find some way to work it out, she jumped straight to deciding whether to end the relationship. Even though the issue wasn't something that is an "automatic relationship ender".
Now, if someone else were to describe any one of these scenarios in their relationship. My immediate response would be there is something wrong. This relationship isn't healthy. Yet blinded by love, blinded by feelings for her, I jumped immediately to any excuse or explanation that seemed plausible.
- If your partner ignores or marginalizes your relationship issues and doesn't contribute to finding solutions. You are in an unhealthy relationship.
- If your partner does not discuss their issues with you, but instead moves to deciding whether to end things, that implies one (or more) of several things:
- That they have already had issues with you that they tried to work out, but failed.
- That the issue is something so bad, you are incredibly lucky that they're even considering still staying with you (you cheated, domestic violence, etc).
- They don't actually care about you or take you seriously, respect you as an adult, respect you as an equal, see you as an equal participant in the relationship.
- Or it is quite possible that they don't know what an actual relationship entails or you have stupidly entered into a relationship where they have quite a different definition of what kind of relationship you were in (I thought I was in a long term relationship where we were looking to see how well we fit together, how we deal with issues that come up, how we work together, etc).
And to add insult to injury, after us having these discussions where I talk about the issues I'm seeing, trying to propose solutions, solicit solutions, ideas, etc and getting nowhere, she now has her stuff come up. . . and it doesn't occur to her to talk to me about it.
Its like we were both adrift together at see and I'm panicking, trying to find life vests or rafts to save us, but she thought it wasn't too bad. But despite my obvious panic and attempts to find something to hold onto, she doesn't even bother helping me, just sees my panic, and raises me – it is not important. But then, one morning, she realizes that we are really adrift and do need rescue and by some miracle, sights a life raft, jumps into the raft and gets to shore. With no warning or even telling me. Just leaves me to be surprised and caught off guard. And by some miracle, I too make it to shore. And she wonders after all that, why I don't want to remain friends.
Now that emotions aren't currently clouding my judgment, there is no way I can be friends with a person who treated me like that. No matter what the reason. It doesn't matter whether she did it on purpose or by accident. I just can't. I'm not that forgiving, forgetful, or open hearted.
There is some serious self delusion here. How could she be affectionate and initiate physical contact and intimacy for two months, then not because "she's not an affectionate person"? Either she is deluding herself on that point, or she was faking it from the beginning. So the best explanation is neither. There is some other reason and she's just feeding me the line that she thinks (or for some reason really believes) would make me feel best about the relationship ending.
Her feeling she couldn't make me happy or keep me happy due to differing sex drives is bullshit. Many relationships have mismatched sex drives. That is nothing new, different or special. We knew this ahead of time and we talked about it. And, most importantly, the amount of sex we were having was never that big an issue for me. Yes, I'd brought it up once or twice earlier – though in those cases, I'd explained that what was more important and meant was that I didn't feel we had been spending enough time together. But in the last 1.5 months of our relationship there is no way sex could have been an issue caused by me.
This is perhaps the single best way to thoroughly vaporize any bridge between a person. Create a situation where when they look back over their entire relationship with you without the filter of what they felt for you, they lose the ability to match your words to your actions. At best that I can make out, I was just a glorified friend. A winter beau . . . or fall beau in this case, since winter isn't quite yet over. It would seem there was never any intent that this relationship last beyond a few months. Perhaps she even tried to tell me that in the beginning of our relationship – she never intended to date me or give me her number.
For those looking for real life examples of dramatic irony, here is one. So I've always tried in various blogs to write on a daily basis. If you go to the first few of this blog, you'll see I even tried that here. But it has never worked. Then I thought I'd finally hit upon a concept that would work for me. A blog where I could talk about things inspired by my own relationship. Perfect right? I'd never beat a loss for material. So no way I'd fall off from daily writing. Just didn't occur to me that it would be the relationship that could end thus ending my daily blog. Didn't last past 19 days. I guess this is also an example of cosmic irony too.
And also, this confirms it, school somehow has a negative effect on my relationships. Every single one has ended within a few weeks of the end of a semester. (Yes, I know this is one of the worst posts grammatically for me. Guess how much of a fuck I give).


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Well, tonight I addressed City Council regarding the many, many questions that came up during my review of what should have been a simple "receive and file" request to Council (See Sunday's post). I am very pleased that I was allowed to speak frankly about the subject, given that I thought perhaps they may want to censor some of the items in my speech. So, for that, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to City Council and the City Clerk's office. I also want to thank most of City Council for being willing to listen tonight with an open mind and an open heart. It was obvious that there were questions that I brought up that even they hadn't considered before tonight.
In the end, however, most of the questions I raised did remain unanswered at the end of the night, and unfortunately I didn't see a single media outlet following up on these very important questions of a project of this magnitude. THESE are the kinds of questions our media should be asking of our Civic government if they want to get a better turnout at the polls. THESE are the kinds of questions that so many people often wonder, but are too afraid to ask, for fear that they may sound dumb or that they should have done their own research. THESE are the kinds of questions that, admittedly, were asked over 12 years ago to City Council, but since that time, it seems that they are less willing to ask the pointed questions because of how the former Mayor and some Council members would ostracize them and threaten loss of business by removing City advertising.
I will continue to follow up on these questions with City Administration until each and every one of them are answered to my satisfaction. I know that a few City Council members seemed to want to know more as well, but since they are newer, they were unsure of exactly how to ask those pointed questions, and afraid to be thought to be out of line. As I have stated before, you can think of me as your "unofficial" opposition to City Council, similar to how the NDP is for provincial politics to the Sask Party. Unfortunately, we don't have an "official" role at City Hall to represent as an advocate for taxpayers (perhaps we should?), so it is up to people like myself and others to ask those tough questions and not give up until they are answered. And, then, like a good "unofficial" opposition member would do, report back to the members of the public, the taxpayers, who want to know.
Finally tonight, I want to make this publicly known, once again, since it seems that no one at City Hall wants to take this matter seriously. If anyone comes to a future Executive Committee or City Council meeting, and I am there to speak, pay very close attention to Councillor Terry Hincks. He continues to provoke and prod at me after I sit down from my delegations. Again, tonight, he took some very cheap shots at me (in a very indirect and subtle way), and once again, pointed to me to take it outside with him. I have made formal complaints with the City Clerk's office, Joni S., but unfortunately, that's as far as it goes. She says she makes the Mayor aware of my concerns, and the Councillor, but unfortunately, there is no "black mark" that goes on his record as being extremely unprofessional on the taxpayer's dime. If you do attend next time, watch for him. Unfortunately, you cannot call a member out of order, as that is not protocol, but perhaps someone can catch his actions on video and share it with me? Or the media? It's just time someone made his childish behaviour public, because if City Hall won't hold him to account, you bet your ass I will do what I can to hold him accountable for his actions.
Anyways, have a great night Regina and I'll post more updates as they come in regarding the questions regarding these kinds of projects!


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Hitori de ikiteiku tsumoridatta mirai ni
In the future where I was going to live alone
Doushite kimi wa mada tonari ni itekurerunodeshou
I wonder why you're still by my side
Masshiro na shatsu ni shimi kon da makkuro na shimi mitaini nokoru
Guilty lies just like the dark stains on the white shirt
Ushiro metai uso yayarusenai kanjou ni fure youtoshite mata namida ga deta
Tried to feel it and the sad emotions, but only tears came again
Nee koko ni atta hikari wa kieta
Hey, the light that used to be here is gone
"Shikata ga nai yonante." furi de
Pretending "I can't do anything."
Utsuro ninatta hibi nosukimani
Between the empty daily days
Miushinatta jibun no katachi
My form is lost
Hitori de ikiteiku kakugo wo kimetanoni
I was ready to live alone
Doushite kimi no koe ga koumo kikita kunarunodeshou?
But why do I want to hear your voice so much?
Makkura na heya ni sashi kon da gaitou no akari mitaini yureru
Wavering just like the one streetlight inside the dark room
Minikui kokoro wo okubyou na shinzou wo "Kimi no tame." nante kaaten de kakushite
The hideous heart, the sacred heart I hid them behind the curtain, saying "For you."
Tsukamenai mirai ni se wo mukete
I turned my back to the future I can't grab
Kore de iidanante kidotte mirukedo
And pretended that this was all I needed
Hitori de ikiteiku hazudatta mirai ni
In the future where I was going to live alone
Doushite kimi wa mada tonari ni itekurerunodeshou
I wonder why you're still by my side
Nee kimi ga sonna umi ni warau tabi ni
Hey, every time you laugh like that
Donna nayami mo doudemo yokunatteiku
Every worry and whatnot of mine becomes good
Hitori ja ikiteikenainante koto wa naikeredo
It's not like I can't live alone
Koushite kimi to tsunaida te wo hanashita kunainodesu
But I don't want to let go of your hand


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The 10 Most Important San Diego Comic-Con News and Announcements
Lotta cool stuff.
Lego Batman
The Lego Movie was a huge surprise when it released in 2014, and one of the surprises on top of it was the portrayal of Lego Batman. Instead of the grumpy Gus that's largely been presented in films and games, the Lego version of the Caped Crusader is a complete deconstruction of the hero. He's a dork, he's a whiner, he makes (admittedly) catchy music that only functions to remind people of how awesome he is. Will Arnett's performance won people over, so it came as no real surprise when it was announced that he'd do the role again for a solo movie.
It's long been a joke and critique about DC Comics that their live action flicks aren't exactly watchable for younger audiences. The Lego Batman movie looks to be handling that critique on two fronts, not only providing a Bat-film that's good for kids, but also providing plenty of opportunities for well-meaning jabs. Whether it's talking about Batman's "mood changes" with a timeline of his live action portrayals or bringing up the inherent silliness of dressing up like a bat, this is gonna be a movie for everyone to enjoy.
While it may have been a little overlooked at Comic-Con this year (there was a lot of great stuff there, as you'll see), its trailer was nothing less than awesome. From the surprisingly smart move of using Wiz Khalifa's "Black and Yellow" for the music to Michael Cera's adorably dorky voice work as Robin, it's clear that this movie is going to be a great time. Plus, Mariah Carey is voicing Commissioner Gordon, so the movie demands to be seen for that reason alone.


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An interesting review detailing the inter-linkage between climate change and volcanic activity hit my google scholar alert inbox. Cooper et al. (2018) discuss not only how large explosive volcanic eruptions might impact surface radiative forcing via sulfate aerosols scattering incoming sunlight, but also how symptoms of the changing climate might influence the frequency of volcanic eruptions.
The story goes like this: as the cryosphere is destabilized, landlocked ice sheets will melt. In places with very thick ice sheets, this will produce a very abrupt (on a geological timescale) shift in lithospheric pressure loading. As one might infer from figure 1, below, such a shift might significantly enhance the fraction of melt partitioning in the vicinity. More melt, of course, translates to more frequent volcanism, though there isn't an instantaneous response — it takes centuries for the new magma to reach the surface.
As I was reading this review I was reminded of a work relating another lesser-known link between climate change and volcanism. Aubry et al. (2016) explore how climate change might influence eruption column height.
Initially, a volcanic plume may be considered in loose analogy to a molecular beam — the expansion of a high pressure gas into a vacuum through an aperture. The expanding volcanic gas carries with it some momentum, thrusting itself upward. At some point, friction with (and entrainment of) the surrounding atmosphere counters this momentum. Depending on the strength of the eruption, the gas thrust region may extend from the crater rim to several km above the crater rim. Above the gas thrust region, convective thrust drives vertical transport within the eruption column. Air parcels within the eruption column are considerably buoyant and will convect to their point of neutral buoyancy. Finally, at this point, as in a cloud top, the parcels will diffuse horizontally, forming the umbrella cloud.
The maximum height of an eruption column is limited by the amount of heat transferred to the atmosphere per unit time (power, Watts), as it is convection which ultimately drives this process. Ultimate column height can be expressed according to the following equation, in which N is the the Brunt–Väisälä frequency, M is the mass ejection rate, and horizontal transport coefficients k1 + k2 = 1.
The Brunt–Väisälä frequency is dependent on the lapse rate (), the specific heat capacity , the gravitational constant g, and the zonal temperature T.
In order for a volcanic eruption to influence global climate (and stratospheric chemistry), its eruption column must penetrate the tropopause (defined as the point of inflection in the lapse rate) — and climate change is expected to produce changes in both the tropopause height and the lapse rate. In the future, in most regions, the Brunt–Väisälä frequency will decrease. In turn, the plume height for any given eruption mass ejection rate will be shorter. Aubry et al. (2016) conclude that stratospheric input of volcanic gases will be less frequent in a future climate change scenario.
Finally, since we're on the topic of unexpected climate-change/volcanism interactions, I'd like to bring attention to a work by Laakso et al. (2016) in which they simulate what might happen if a large volcanic eruption were to occur during albedo modification geoengineering by stratospheric aerosol injection –aka solar radiation management (SRM).
Figure 3 below provides the total aerosol burden of sulfate in Tg. For controls, they simulate a volcano-only scenario (black solid), a SRM-only scenario (black dashes), the sum of the SRM-only and volcano-only scenarios (magenta dashes). There are two experimental perturbations: SRM is immediately stopped when the volcano erupts (blue solid) and SRM continues as normal despite the volcanic eruption (red solid).
Surprisingly, the time required to recover to the pre-eruption sulfate burden during SRM is halved relative to the volcano-only case, even if the SRM program continues as normal after the eruption. Why? Because coagulation processes will produce larger aerosols more quickly, reducing the lifetime of sulfate aerosol via gravitational sedimentation. They go on to show that the cessation of SRM following a volcanic eruption could cause very rapid surface warming as a result of reduced aerosol lifetimes. The authors obviously explore more than this — and it's open access — so I encourage you to read it yourself for more info.


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I have used Cinnamon's Present on my card today-
I also used Birthday Wishes sentiments,
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Tuesday, 6 September 2011
Day 276-Home In A Handbasket
57 comments:
- Susanne said...
Okay, okay, I´ll say it once more: I just adore your sense of details! Great basket and great cupboard by the way...
Love, Susanne
- Tue Sep 06, 02:35:00 am GMT+8
- rosanna said...
Oh dear, she is such a sweetie! There will be a queue when she will grow up enough to get marrie ;o)
Lovely work my dear, the basket is wonderful, I love it to bits ad I cannot spot any defect.
Talking about bags...did you receive my small parcel? let it go in July , it must have gone lost.
I'll write to you soon, thngs are getting bette here, one piece at a time :o)
Minihugs Rosanna
- Tue Sep 06, 02:38:00 am GMT+8
- Margriet said...
I'm glad you didn't throw the basket away, it's lovely with those flowers. And don't we all have to hide something not so perfect sometimes??? ;-)I know I do!!! Hugs, Margriet
- Tue Sep 06, 02:39:00 am GMT+8
- The Old Maid said...
BEAUTIFUL basket!!! Again fantastic detiles, Sans!
- Tue Sep 06, 03:12:00 am GMT+8
- carmen said...
que preciosa cesta!!
- Tue Sep 06, 03:26:00 am GMT+8
- Maria Ireland said...
Its a beautiful basket. The flowers are just perfect on it. You have such a great talent for showing your things to perfection. Hugs Maria
- Tue Sep 06, 04:49:00 am GMT+8
- Eliana said...
This is a fantastic basket, very beautiful! I really like the flower decoration.
- Tue Sep 06, 05:15:00 am GMT+8
- BiWuBär said...
This is hard to believe - how could this beautiful basket ever have been ugly??? Neverever... It's so nice the little girl now has a place for her diary and her dollie, a kind of treasure-basket...
You always take my breath away with your work, your talent and your outstanding storytelling. Did you ever check my Sheherazade-theory? I bet she'll be found somewhere in your family tree... ;O)
- Tue Sep 06, 05:47:00 am GMT+8
- Lataina said...
I love your baskets Sans, and this one is no exception. It's another beauty! I also really like the tied bundle of books. =)
- Tue Sep 06, 07:20:00 am GMT+8
- Rosamargarita said...
Sans! tu diario debe estar feliz por esa pequeña cesta! es un encanto.
Un abrazo
- Tue Sep 06, 07:25:00 am GMT+8
- Daydreamer said...
Lovely, Lovely LOVELY! What a Beautiful basket.... a lovely variation on a theme... And for this little girl who I KNOW is a Dreamer too.... :)
I particularly love the photo that shows the cabinet and the Alcove above it.... so Beautiful! Really, as usual, I LOVE all the photos!
Forgive me, my words are brief... I'm off to bed now.... too tired.... going to sleep and dream of baskets and tiny books and sweet words in a diary..... and Beauty in the Simplest things! Thank you, Sans!
- Tue Sep 06, 09:42:00 am GMT+8
- Dark Squirrel Victoria said...
Beautiful basket Sans! I love the stained flowers on the handle and the pictures so full of color.
- Tue Sep 06, 10:17:00 am GMT+8
- Alison said...
Wow! Happy to see that you're weaving again...addicting, no? I'm anxious to weave anything but am working on stocking the shop :)
>3 Alisan
- Tue Sep 06, 10:33:00 am GMT+8
- Jennifer Rydell@Plushpussycat said...
Hi Sans! I love that last photo of the whole scene so much! It is perfection itself! The pookalam-like painting on the wall is amazing!
- Tue Sep 06, 11:07:00 am GMT+8
- Drora's minimundo said...
To me this basket looks perfect, handles, flowers, story and photos. Visiting your blog is a real pleasure.
- Tue Sep 06, 06:50:00 pm GMT+8
- Katrina said...
All your scenes (all colors, all details...) are so adorable. I love your style. Minihugs Kati
- Tue Sep 06, 11:31:00 pm GMT+8
- Kim said...
ah- I love it! I also fail to spot the imperfections- but if I did it would make me love it more because imperfections are lovely too.
- Tue Sep 06, 11:45:00 pm GMT+8
- Amy said...
I couldn't in my wildest dreams weave a tiny basket so beautifully, so even without the lovely tea stained flowers it looks beautiful to me. And what a perfect cupboard-I want to rummage through it. Since I'm late to your wonderful world, do you have close-ups of the interior? It looks like magic to me.
I once tried to knit with pins, nothing fancy, just a scarf, but it turned out too much for me and my fingers. So everything you weave is a wonder.
- Wed Sep 07, 12:46:00 am GMT+8
- Norma Soulet (AZArtist) said...
Hi Sans,
I love that basket! You did a great job!
- Wed Sep 07, 07:51:00 am GMT+8
- Ana Anselmo said...
I wish I could do a basket like yours!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I will be a happy "girl" LOL
- Wed Sep 07, 10:37:00 pm GMT+8
- Norma said...
It's absolutely adorable!! I agree with Ana, I wish I could do a basket like it :)
- Thu Sep 08, 05:33:00 am GMT+8
- WeeLittleWest / Kathy Olaf-Obrenski said...
I love the basket!!! Will you help me how to make the!!! I love them very much!!!
- Thu Sep 08, 09:18:00 am GMT+8
- Flor said...
Sans Ü ¡Es preciosa la canasta!!!Y como está decorada ¡Muy linda!
Un beso
- Thu Sep 08, 09:47:00 pm GMT+8
- Craftland said...
Thank you for stopping by my blog and your lovely comment. Your blog is very beautiful. I'll come back soon.
Hugs from Craftland
- Fri Sep 09, 03:57:00 am GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Kathy O-O, the tutorial for the frame basket is here at : http://sansdollhousediaries.blogspot.com/2011/02/day-231-frame-baskets-for-gathering.html.
I believe it is quite easy to follow but let me know if you need further help. :)
- Fri Sep 09, 08:26:00 am GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Ello, Susanne :) Thank you, Susanne :)
- Fri Sep 09, 09:02:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Rosanna, I am not sure if she wants to marry :). Haha
- Fri Sep 09, 09:03:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Margriet, I always say "good thing there's a mistake, now we can make it unique by making something to hide that mistake!"
- Fri Sep 09, 09:04:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Thank you, sweet Ewa!
- Fri Sep 09, 09:04:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Muchas gracias, Carmen!
- Fri Sep 09, 09:04:00 pm GMT+8
- Snowfern said...
pfft, it gives it character! i am loving this one! been on a basket/flowermaking kick lately too, methinks you have influenced me much :P
- Sat Sep 10, 12:07:00 pm GMT+8
- dale's dreams said...
Beautiful basket and the aged flowers are the perfect touch. :)
- Sun Sep 11, 08:23:00 am GMT+8
- Piikko said...
Sans, your basket is perfect!!! I also would like to have one. Maybe I'll try your tutorial when the winter and dark days comes. If I ever manage to make one ready it'll make me very happy in those long sunless days. Sans, also this time your photos are beautiful♥
Hugs, piikko
- Mon Sep 12, 04:04:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Maria, it warms my heart that you like my basket.Thank you!
And may I share a tip on showing off the things you make? A good white light for photography ;).
- Tue Sep 13, 02:36:00 am GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Eliana, I think your little grocery bag is wonderful too. You did a darn good job with that and the things in it.
- Tue Sep 13, 02:38:00 am GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Birgit, Sheherazade indeed! I only wish :).
But have I ever told you that my mum is a great storyteller? I started reading story books only when I was about 10. Till then, my supply of fairy tales and folklore all came from mum. If I am really a good storyteller, it must be her gift to me cos I sure didn't get her big eyes or her dimples or her tiny tiny hips. :)
And thank you,my friend, for those heartwarming words. I don't care that I may not deserve them cos they make me Hippy Hippy Happy! :)Don't mind me, I talk silly when I am happy :)
- Tue Sep 13, 02:49:00 am GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Lataina, 1000 kisses to you for noticing the tied books :). It took my clumsy fingers quite a few tries to get them right :). I like my books readable but it also meant that they don't close properly. Stringing them up is a good solution, me thinks. :)
- Tue Sep 13, 02:52:00 am GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Rosam, si no está ya tan bueno en el tejido de estas cestas, yo he hecho una:). Pero la suya ya están mucho mejor que la mía!
- Tue Sep 13, 02:54:00 am GMT+8
- Sans! said...
I hope you are awake now, Bets! It must be 3pm over where you are because it is 3am here! O boy, tomorrow is breakfast day with family which means waking up early.
Were your dreams sweet like your words? If they are every bit like the words you leave me, you'll never want to wake up!
So thank you dear friend.
Now is my turn to turn in for the night :).
- Tue Sep 13, 02:59:00 am GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Vic, just have to thank you before I run off to bed. :)
By the way, I miss your stories. When are they coming back?
- Tue Sep 13, 03:00:00 am GMT+8
- Ascension said...
Que seria de nosotras sin nuestras mamas........?
Siempre estan, aunque sea para pegar con "chicle" las flores de las cestas........jejejeje(me ha encantado el detalle)
Son una verdadera maravilla, son tan coquetonas!!!!
Me encanta visitarte me sirve para "desestresarme", leo, disfruto de unas preciosas fotos y de una musica genial.
besitos asc (de acuerdo puedes llamarme asi) jejeje
- Wed Sep 14, 12:44:00 am GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Ali-san! I spent last night rusting and weaving a bit. The last basket was taking me forever , still not happy with it. Sighhh...I miss stitching too but time, o time, wherefore art thou? By the way, I just found out that Shakespeare meant "why" when he used "wherefore" and not "where". haha..so I guess I should say
"time o time, wherefore are thou, time? So short?" lol
- Thu Sep 15, 12:45:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Jen, I found this S$1 wrapping paper of the pookalam-like motif at a fairly posh departmental store. Wrapping papers make great wallpaper for dollhouse. So easy to apply and distress.
- Thu Sep 15, 12:58:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Drora, having you here is a greater pleasure :). Happy Thursday!
- Thu Sep 15, 12:58:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Thank you so very much Kati! :)
- Thu Sep 15, 12:59:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Kim, you couldn't have said it better. Imperfections are lovely.
Perfection is boring so henceforth, I want to be known as The Imperfectionist. So say the one who can never get it right. haha :)
- Thu Sep 15, 01:01:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Now Amy, I can't in my wildest dream, imagine how you can't micro-weave. I am convinced , in fact I know, weaving a mini-basket will be a breeze for you! I can't even knit or crochet with normal size needles. I think that's why I didn't appreciate knitwear for the longest time. Plus the weather in Singapore is mostly scorching.
And knitting with pins??? My goodness. You sound like Cindy who tatted using her hair. :)
- Thu Sep 15, 01:15:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Thank you Norma S :)
- Thu Sep 15, 01:15:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Ana, I will chop off my fingers *gulp* if you cannot weave something like my basket. You will probably do it better. Now, you better don't make me chop off my fingers!
- Thu Sep 15, 01:17:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
OMG, Norma, of course you can! You guys are like way better than me with your hands.
Pleaaaaaaaaaaase, get rid of those pies in your pantry, they make you way too humble.
- Thu Sep 15, 01:20:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Yo Flor:). Lindo es bueno:). ¡Gracias!
- Thu Sep 15, 01:22:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
I shall wait with bated breath till your return, Craftland
- Thu Sep 15, 01:24:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Cindy, saw your baskets with the fruits. Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuving them
- Thu Sep 15, 01:25:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Dale, don't say that, not perfect lah! teehee :).
- Thu Sep 15, 01:26:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Dearest, sweetest Piiko, do try the baskets. I make them more often because this, and stitching are some of the few mini-ing I can do in bed. I once tried to do some rusting in bed and you can imagine how messy that got. A few tiny globs of glue and loose paper is way better than dirty brown stains on your sheets. My only good lamp is next to my bed you see. So if I feel like working at night, that's where I go. I can't weave for long though. Hurts after about 30 minutes.
- Thu Sep 15, 01:31:00 pm GMT+8
- Sans! said...
Asc, a veces elijo las canciones y pienso "hmmm, se Asc o Ewa gusta esta música?". Los dos siempre me escriben gracias por la música. :) Me encanta que mi elección de la música es muy apreciada. :)
besosssssss y abrazosssssss
- Thu Sep 15, 01:34:00 pm GMT+8
- Miniature Patisserie Chef said...
The basket is beautiful!! Awesome!
Pei Li
- Fri Nov 11, 11:23:00 pm GMT+8


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For the corn stock: Combine the ears of corn, peppercorns, thyme and bay leaf in a large stock pot. Fill the pot with enough cold water to cover the ears of corn. Bring the mixture to a boil, then reduce to a simmer and cook for about 2 hours.
Strain the liquid through a fine strainer, discarding the solids. Bring the liquid back to a boil and cook until it is reduced by half. If not using immediately, cool completely before storing in the refrigerator.
For the eel: In a medium pot combine the salt, thyme, bay leafs, eel and lemon juice. Cover with enough cold water just to submerge the eel, about 4 cups. Place the pot over medium-high heat and bring to a simmer. Remove the pot from the heat and carefully pull the pieces of eel out using a slotted spoon. Reserve the eel and discard the liquid.
For the chowder: Place the butter and oil in a medium heavy-bottomed pot over medium heat. Add the garlic and onions to the pot and cook until just tender but not caramelized, 3 to 4 minutes. Add the potatoes and corn kernels to the pot and continue cooking until the corn turns bright yellow, 2 to 3 minutes. Add the stock and cream to the pot and bring the liquid to a bubble. Simmer the chowder, stirring occasionally, until the potatoes are tender, about 15 minutes. Add the reserved eel to the pot and season with salt and pepper. Simmer to heat the eel through, about 10 minutes more. Adjust the seasoning if necessary. Serve the chowder in warm bowls and garnish with the herbs.
If you're short on time, you can substitute the corn stock with store-bought vegetable stock.
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PORTLAND, Ore., April 21 /PRNewswire/ — Thetus Corporation, a leading provider of semantic knowledge modeling and discovery software and CommIT Enterprises Inc., an integrated technology solution provider, are expanding the boundaries of service-oriented architecture (SOA) through participation in aXiom, a U.S. Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Charleston-led initiative to improve situational awareness.
The aXiom project deploys applied semantics and ontological models to establish a unique context management framework in a semantic service-oriented architecture (SSOA). Thetus brings semantic technology and underlying software infrastructure to the project with CommIT developing the context management framework and enterprise concept map needed to meet the program goals of improved situational awareness through Web-centric dissemination and analysis of real and near-real-time data.
"With aXiom, we're able to take the promises of service-oriented architectures — including information accessibility and application integration — and advance them to new levels of relevance and utility for mission-critical environments," noted Cameron Hunt, CommIT context architect. "With semantic technology from Thetus at the core of our context management framework, the aXiom initiative demonstrates the considerable real-world capabilities that SSOA affords."
The aXiom context management framework, through a combination of commercial and open source software, supplies a dynamic operating environment that models a complex enterprise. This framework enables real-time extraction of relevant knowledge from disparate data sources to be applied for evolving situational awareness. Ontologies, inference engines and rules engines allow mapping between concepts and data elements to support the discovery and analysis of new information and non-obvious relationships. Through mapping organizational missions, business processes, requirements, workflows, roles, resources and more, the context-based nature of the framework ensures that the correct data is presented to the appropriate user at the right time.
While many other SOA reference architectures and implementations have a context layer, aXiom is unique in its approach to context management in that it uses semantic technology to support service functions such as data mapping and manipulation, metadata storage, conceptual search, semantic inference, and integration with correlation engines. All of these capabilities are in turn wrapped in a layer of policy and history to support governance, security and system evolution. These semantic components are integrated with one another and available to users of the framework at large, establishing a user-driven approach to enterprise modeling and knowledge discovery.
"We're very pleased to provide the semantic knowledge modeling technology at the center of this groundbreaking semantic SOA deployment, and to work closely with CommIT as part of their innovative context management framework," said Danielle Forsyth, CEO and co-founder of Thetus. "Federal agencies with national security objectives have shown considerable interest in Thetus for extracting relevant, actionable knowledge from various data sources, and this initiative certainly reflects that."
Thetus Publisher enterprise software offers government and industry a highly differentiated platform for dynamically modeling evolving information systems. Through the use of semantics, extremely complex information can be discovered, assembled and modeled to enable intelligence professionals to search, visualize, verify and relate mission-critical knowledge. Thetus software is designed for maximum interoperability with complementary applications, database technologies, and SOAs.
About Thetus Corporation
Thetus provides semantic knowledge modeling and discovery solutions for extracting and managing information to support complex analysis and highly informed decision-making. A broad range of government agencies and enterprise customers rely on Thetus infrastructure software to automate information discovery and produce contextual, relevant and indispensable knowledge. Thetus software integrates with a wide range of analytical tools, geospatial applications and information management systems to enable predictive modeling, policy-based analysis and secure information reporting across the enterprise. Thetus is a privately held corporation headquartered in Portland, Oregon. Learn more at http://www.thetus.com.
About CommIT
CommIT is a veteran-owned integrated technology management firm providing professional engineering, integration, and implementation services to knowledge-based government and industry environments. The company delivers definition and implementation of strategic and tactical management and technical enterprise solutions and, using semantic techniques, modeling and ontologies, has developed technology that enables unified views of disparate data sources across diverse domains — allowing executives, managers, operators, and technicians to discover and use the resources and services available to them.
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She is the fiercest woman I have ever known so far; always keeping in mind how she launched a thousand ships just by simply spreading her legs apart as she did some mean throbbing of her left butt-cheek all at the same time. It's crazy how not a long time ago she's also been sentenced to live in prison all her life for the accusation of "castrating all the sailors who rode those ships that she has launched" when all she really did was pluck pubic hair from their groin area to add up to the hair of her worn-out Barbie doll.
Okay seriously, I just missed her so much. It's been a hundred million lightyears since the last time I ANIMALISTICALLY glared at her bloody red puckers that she used up as an instrument to seduce the "sailors who rode the thousand ships that she has launched" which happened "not a very long time ago".
As usual, I was late. Yes, I know. I'm such a dilatory retard who never makes it on time but wouldn't anyone be willing to wait so they could catch up with a friend who's been away to soul-search for his inner Serena van der Woodsen on a lifeless summer vacation? And for them to finally get to hug and caress and roundhouse-kick-his-face for not showing up for the longest time that has ever been recorded in the archives of social absence's history?? I mean I'm sure you would right? So anyway we had a FroYo together and went straight ahead to a coffee shop to catch up.
It was fun. And to cover up everything we did, we just took up pictures and made fun of each others' faces as we sat down on a cup of coffee and a couple of cigarettes on the table.
After Karl's, we went straight ahead to the Lelis residence to have dinner specially prepared by Russell's brother, Endrew. He was the sweetest! He cooked fried Bangus which had me terribly salivating for more for the days that followed! It was just the bestest fried Bangus I have ever had for dinner in the longest time of my life! Sweet!
The remainder of the time we had was spent mostly on laughing, taking pictures, laughing, tweeting each other even when we just shoulders apart, and some more heartfelt laughing. I will definitely have to spare some more time from schedule to simultaneously make up with thiiiis gorgeous friend of mine!


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The HPJ140 is a Half Security Portal which utilise an existing secure door to create a highly secure interlock system to eliminate tailgating into your secure area. The HPJ140 half security portal is able to detect the number of people inside using APD ultrasonic sensors and prohibits the transit of more than one person at a time. In the event that more than one person is detected, access will be denied. The 900mm cabin entrance provides wide access and offers the user greater comfort when transiting through the portal.
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- Space saving half portal design
- Customisable security levels – up to Attack Resistant Class 3 & 4
- External Width: 1381mm
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shinshoku13 | 19
Canadians blame our problems on americains... With good reason, you fuck up, were fucked too!
Llama_Face89 | 33
Yea but we actually have a reason to blame the US. Americans blame their closest ally for shits a giggles.
KiannaFine | 6
this is so stupid. don't blame another country for no reason!!
brookelyynnn | 0
"My boss had assured me that everything I'd need was already in the truck."
It's the OP's fault. No doubt.
It's the OP's fault. No doubt.
30, I agree with you 100% It's the driver's job to make sure the company truck is set to go. Gas, tires, etc.. I'm a delivery driver, and those duties are included as my responsibility
greenwich1945 | 13
Sure, his boss may have assured him that everything was in the truck, but he should still have checked before he left. I work in a coffee shop and we have to count milk bottles. Sometimes my boss takes one out to make sure we're counting.
twilight_lupus | 13
Gas cards are given to employees for company use. It is the employees responsibility to make sure they have it with them. Just like it is the employees responsibility to check and maintain gas levels in the company vehicle when on the job not the bosses. When OP's boss said everything they needed for the job was in the truck the boss meant all the equipment and supplies needed for the job not the amount of gas or the gas card. It is the OP's fault for not checking the gas level.
texashater75 | 16
This is totally OP's fault. The boss was talking about all the parts needed to do the job were included in the truck. I'm sure the boss assumed the employee was smart enough to know that a normal part of driving a vehicle is to monitor the fuel level. It sounds like the OP must be pretty stupid to not check the fuel level.
texashater75 | 16
I'm suppressed that the OP actually got in the truck to drive. With the OP's logic I'm surprised he didn't just assume he must already be in the truck since the boss told him everything needed for the job was already in the truck.
tjv3 | 10
It is your fault . Trucks have a gas gauge and they tell you how much gas is in the vehicle. Your boss said everything you need was in the truck . He was talking about tools he probably thought that you had enough common sense to check the gas gauge and add gas as needed. It's your fault for not checking and for not having your gas card. Take some responsibility OP
Or ditch the truck, walk home, and fine a new job. Your boss sounds smart. Ha. Not
domking1315 | 20
Dont become a comedian #66
Actually, I do stand up comedy at a bar in the city. I do pretty well.
Actually, I do stand up comedy at a bar in the city. I do pretty well. Don't become a critic
By eddeeezzyy | 19
Sometimes I really wonder how people as stupid as your boss even get the position of being the boss :/
greg84_fml | 21
4 - This coming from a 15 year old does not exactly hold much water.
By brokenheart10 | 0
I don't understand what's so hard about double checking things. Better safe than sorry but your boss is a douche
I_lost_the_game | 25
I had to double check the gender on your profile after that comment.
I lost the game.
Michael_92 | 19
Yes yes it was, made me laugh none the less though :)
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Everyday is an opportunity to be grateful for the things and blessings that you have received.
Instead of the thinking about the mishaps and the negatives in your life, count all the things or blessings big or small that you are grateful for. In this way, you will be able appreciate what you have in your life and you will be able to magnify these.