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Does God Have Parts?
5/16/2011 | Share this article: View CommentsBy WizenedSage (Galen Rose) ~
Does god have parts? Yes, that sounds like a silly question, but let me explain, and I'm just sort of thinking out loud here, a kind of thought experiment.
I recently saw a "Through the Wormhole" TV episode titled, "Is There a Creator," where one scientist suggested that maybe the universe is a computer simulation because it does look a lot like it. As we have learned about the universe, there appears to be a minimum size to everything, matter, energy, and, it's hypothesized, even time. That is, modern theory suggests there is a smallest possible unit of matter (quark?), energy (photon?), and time (Planck unit), and all things in the universe a built up from these. Interestingly, computers work much the same way, with pixels, bytes, and clock time.
So, I wondered - assuming for the moment that a god exists - if everything in the Universe (which is not itself a tiny thing) is apparently built up from tiny things, is god himself a tiny thing, or does god also have parts, or is he just one large, undifferentiated "substance?"
It seems to be widely agreed these days that god is not constructed of matter, but is rather some sort of energy or spirit. Well, if god is pure energy, how could he think? It's pretty hard to imagine pure energy as having desires and intentions. That doesn't seem to work at all.
So, what if god is "spirit?" Well, spirit gets very hard to define. According to the online Merriam-Webster dictionary, the only meaning for "spirit" that appears relevant is, "a supernatural being or essence." Now we have the added difficulty of this odd term, "supernatural." We will return to this problem in a moment, but first let's see what the bible says about whether god has parts.
To begin with, Genesis 1:27 states, "So God created mankind in his own image." Now, just what "in his own image" means, has been debated for thousands of years, but it certainly seems to suggest that the author thought god had a body of some sort. Also in Genesis, there is this (Gen 3:8 NIV): "Then the man and his wife heard the sound of the LORD God as he was walking in the garden in the cool of the day, and they hid from the LORD God among the trees of the garden. But the LORD God called to the man, "Where are you?""
If Adam and Eve "heard the sound" of god as he was walking, then the author obviously assumed that god had legs (unless he walked on his hands), as there is no other way to walk. Then, god "called" to them, which implies that he had a voice box. What I'm getting at here is that according to the bible, god was assumed to have body parts.
There are other passages in the bible which would appear to support this assumption. For example (Exodus 33:20-23): "And he said, 'Thou canst not see my face: for there shall no man see me, and live. . . And I will take away mine hand, and thou shalt see my back parts: but my face shall not be seen.' " (Actually, I believe this is pretty good evidence that these primitive writers of ancient times made this stuff up. Their idea of a god was likely just a very, very big man with magical powers, rather than some sort of spirit).
Of course, being the bible, there are some inconsistencies. In Exodus 33:11, we read, "The LORD would speak to Moses face to face, as one speaks to a friend." Yet, just nine versus later we read, " 'But,' he said, 'you cannot see my face, for no one may see me and live.' " Obviously, both of these verses cannot be true, but that's not relevant to the matter at hand since both verses assert that god has a face.
The bible also claims that many people saw god, though it's unclear whether they saw his face or his backside (Exodus 24:9-10): "Then Moses went up with Aaron, Nadab and Abihu, and seventy of the elders of Israel, and they saw the God of Israel."
So, according to the bible, god has body parts. Now, since he supposedly got the idea to create a universe, and then carried it out, then he must be able to think. All thinking things that we have discovered have brains. Now, brains have neurons and the more neurons the more complex thoughts those brains have. For example, a frog has a bigger (better – more neurons) brain than a fly, and a dog has a bigger (better) brain than a frog. Interestingly, computer processors are also built up from pieces called transistors, and, generally, the more pieces, the faster the computer and the greater the memory. So, in all the cases we know of involving thought or computation, many pieces (or parts) are involved, and the more the better.
We are left at this point to ponder, if god is not made up of pieces, but is just one piece, then how does he think? And yet, how could he be made of pieces, since that implies that the pieces existed independently before they came to be arranged in a god . . . so who or what made the pieces and arranged them into a god? A meta-god maybe?
Some theologians, when presented with the evidence that a god such as the one described in the bible doesn't make a lot of sense, have retreated to claiming god is merely a symbol (Karen Armstrong), or a "ground of being" which somehow supports the existence of everything else (David B. Hart), or some other fuzzy kind of entity. These ideas are clearly just inventions, however, flights of imagination, without any evidence whatsoever. At the very least, such a god is not the god of the bible and it wouldn't know that people worship or pray to it, anyway. Such a god would be irrelevant to our lives.
I'm not suggesting that I've proven anything here. I'm merely saying that I haven't been able to imagine any god concept that makes any sense. Maybe you will be luckier. But whatever you come up with, you should keep in mind that it's merely a theory, unless you can provide testable evidence. And nothing in the bible can qualify as evidence because it's entirely hearsay and cannot be used to prove something in it any more than the "The Wizard of Oz" story can be used to prove the existence of the wizard.
Of course, a standard theological objection to my line of reasoning is that god is a "spirit" and so shouldn't be expected to be put together like matter or function like matter. But this conception has problems too. If god is pure spirit, then how does it interact with the material world? A ghost is a spirit (they say), but could a ghost catch a ball? Wouldn't it go right through the ghost? If this god is pure spirit and can't interact with the material world, then it is non-detectable and irrelevant, and therefore is not a god by any reasonable definition. But, if this spirit does interact with the material world (as all believers would insist), then you have the problem of HOW it interacts with the material world (think of the ghost). And, if it interacts with the material world despite this problem, then it should be detectable through its actions on the things of our world. It might be invisible perhaps, like gravity, but still detectable. Or, consider dark matter and dark energy. Physicists have no idea what either of these things actually is, but they have proven their existence beyond a shadow of a doubt through their interactions with the known material world. If the universe has an active and involved ruler, shouldn't it be obvious by now, shouldn't there be some clear evidence somewhere of its interactions with the things of this world which science could detect?
According to the Online Etymology Dictionary, the word "supernatural" does not appear anywhere before the mid-15th century. Let's go back to that definition of "spirit" as "a supernatural being or essence." Believers will tell you that we can't see god because he exists in a supernatural realm. Well, as we have seen, at least some of the bible's authors would disagree as they described him taking walks in the Garden of Eden, hiding his face from Moses, and appearing to 70 of the elders of Israel. And remember that Moses went up a mountain to get the Ten Commandments tablets from god.
In fact, there is very good evidence that, to the authors of the bible, god exists in the natural world and that is how all those people interacted with him. In fact, it appears that the very concept of a supernatural realm didn't even exist when the scriptures were being written. According to the Online Etymology Dictionary, the word "supernatural" does not appear anywhere before the mid-15th century. Could it be that as man explored more and more of the world, climbed the mountains above the clouds, looked into the mouths of volcanoes, sailed the seas, and mapped more and more of the world, they still couldn't find god and so they invented another world for him to exist in, the supernatural world? What an ingenious "solution!" If you can't prove the existence of god, then claim he exists in a realm that you can't prove exists. Doesn't it seem that god is getting rather distant in all this?
Notice that I suggested that man "invented" the supernatural. That is because no such realm has ever been detected, and no one has ever produced a testable (falsifiable) theory of it. It's another case of the "god of the gaps." As science continually shrinks the space available for god to act or to exist in, believers invent another escape route rather than face what's staring them in the face.
No, of course I haven't actually proven anything here, but shouldn't we be asking why it is that whenever we think more deeply on the matter of the existence of god, we turn up more and more difficult problems? And now, after thousands of years of looking for "him," there is still no tangible, testable evidence that there is a god interacting with our world, whether of one piece or many, whether of matter or spirit, whether of face or backside or hemorrhoids.
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Sometimes it is preferable to be the tortoise; slowing down to enjoy the view of life now, rather than dashing through it like a hare. That is why I draw. The action of drawing really causes me to slow down, and I am usually calmer after doing so. Now that I'm really looking at this piece, that fellow looks a bit like E.T., doesn't he?
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This post is meant to review some of the areas of the Green IT arena. Currently, I'm trying to break out in doing consulting with my side project Green Sparks IT. I will be updating this post routinely as I learn more and we find more about this.
Here are some of the main areas where green IT can come into play:
Virtualization - This technique uses software from XEN, VMWare or others to have several virtual server platforms running on the same system simultaneously. The argument is that the biggest environmental impact of computing is not just energy, but also the equipment. Being able to squeeze 2-20 servers onto one physical machine saves a lot energy and precious resources.
Less-intensive cooling - A big thing right now is trying to figure out how cool we need to keep servers. A big factor in data center energy use is in cooling the servers. A popular school of thought is to have hot rows and cold rows in the data center. The differences in air temperature creates drafts that keep the servers relatively cool in addition to what the cooling system already does. It's a good idea, but the question remains if they even need to be that cool. How hot can you keep the data center. Can you avoid not including all of that air conditioning. Can you use natural sources such as water to do the cooling that might not require as much energy to pump through? A lot of good work is being done here.


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One of the best feelings and positions in life is to be financially free. Financial freedom found from building sizable savings and being debt free can happen at any age with the proper planning.
One of the biggest questions you'll face on your path to financial freedom is whether or not you should pay off your home mortgage. There is no black and white answer for everyone as the answer depends on a variety of variables, as with most financially related questions.
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1) Do You Have Other Debt Besides Your Home?
If you owe on your car, have credit card debt, or other loans it's best to pay those debts off first because these are usually "unsecured" loans which carry a much higher interest rate than your home mortgage. A home mortgage is considered to be "good debt" because it helps to establish good credit and it may be an asset that appreciates in value unlike a car or boat, so always pay off "bad debt" before considering paying off your mortgage. It's not uncommon for "bad debt" to cost you 7-11% in interest and when you pay it off it's like making a return of 7-11%, guaranteed. Where else can you get a deal like that?
2) What's The "Real" Interest Rate On Your Home Mortgage?
The interest you pay on your home mortgage may be one of the few things you can deduct off of your tax return each year, greatly lowering the true interest rate you're paying on your loan. Say you have a fixed rate rate loan at 4% and you're in the 25% tax bracket and you qualify for the mortgage interest deduction, the true interest rate you're paying to the bank is 3%. 3% is seriously cheap money and odds are good that you'll make more than 3% on your other investments.
3) What Are You Earning Vs. What Are You Paying?
If the effective interest rate (after taking into account the interest deduction) that you're paying on your mortgage is 3% - 4.5% and you can earn 5% or more from your investments then it doesn't make financial sense to payoff your mortgage. Think like a bank and keep more money in your pocket. Banks make money on the "spread", the difference of what they loan money out minus what they're paying you on your deposits. In other words, if you're effectively paying 3% on your mortgage and you can make say 5% on your investments then your "spread" is 2% (your investment return versus the cost to keep your mortgage is +2%). The higher and the more stable return you can make on your investments the better the "spread" is in your favor.
4) How Much Have You Saved?
If your house was paid off today would you have enough savings to carry you to and through retirement? A good rule of thumb is that your investments and savings should be at least double the value of your home (assuming it was paid off). So, if your home is worth $300,000 you should have at least $600,000 in investments after paying off your mortgage, after all your home can't feed you in retirement, but your investments can.
5) Could Your Mortgage Payment Be Paid For You?
The purpose of working to save money is so someday your money works for you. With a solid investment income plan in place, it's possible that your investments can make your mortgage payment for you. I was discussing this very thing recently with clients of mine. They had a fixed mortgage payment of around $1,000 per month, so we carved out a slice of their investment portfolio and positioned it for income, approximately $203,000 with a income yield of 6.2%, so they would earn roughly $1,000 per month without touching their principal. The goal is that eventually, the house will be paid off, but they still have their $203,000 plus any potential growth earned in the meantime, theirs to enjoy or to pass onto their loved ones...a much better solution than paying off their home.
One last word of caution, it's easy to decide to payoff your mortgage because "it feels better" but be careful anytime you confuse a critical financial decision with an emotional feeling. The best feeling is knowing you've made the right decision for you.
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I hope you all had a lovely Christmas and New Year,My mission is to post on here every Friday at 5pm so I hope your all looking forward to that cause I sure am.
As its the first day of 2016, I thought id do multiple reviews on different make up I recently got!
Elf Blush in Mellow Mauve
This is my first blush from elf and will NOT be my last! In the picture it is a lot lighter than what it actually is,but as the name suggests it is a mauve colour (brown/maroon) which means it goes very will in the autumn/winter seasons to give a bit of colour to your cheeks. I'm really not a blush kind of person as I don't want to risk looking like i've run a marathon but this is very pigmented but not so much that you cant control what goes on your face,of course you could build it up to a more intense colour but in one stroke you can have a really natural look.Many reviews i've seen people have said that Elf blushes are dupes of the Nars blushes the product and packaging so i'm going to pick up a few more of these considering there a fraction of the price of a high end product.
I hope you enjoyed reading this review and would love it if you check out my other reviews and blog posts!
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Well, I'm off to Greece and Rome for spring break! Not only will I be memorized at the ancient art and architecture, but I'm sure that I won't be able to keep my eyes off of the Grecian Gods and Goddesses of fashion;) I'll have to keep you updated on the newest, European trends!
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Further to my previous post about Frugal Fitness, I thought I would also post a bit about how I get enough energy to get me through the day. Every person is different of course so just a quick disclaimer that this is my daily routine and what works for me; I am not a doctor, nutritionist or personal trainer, though I am now trained in CPR and First Aid (yeah that's right).
Having a baby who still wakes up multiple times throughout the night means that I don't ever get a full night's rest and I'll be honest most mornings I'm friggin exhausted so coffee or tea first thing in the morning is my go-to drink to get going. I have gone without caffeine in the past, however, and after getting over the initial withdrawal and narcolepsy that follows for the first week (desk naps at lunch were my friend) I definitely had more energy mid-day than when I was drinking caffeine and it definitely helped with my anxiety. So if you dare to try it, go to David's Tea, get yourself some herbal varieties, something to keep your eyes in an opened position while you're at work and your sense of adventure then watch the magic begin to unfold. Unfortunately at this point, for me, it's coffee with 10% cream (not the healthiest, I know but at least I kicked the sugar habit).
A good brekkie is also essential if you want to last until snack-time (yes smaller more frequent meals are best to keep that blood sugar level ladies!) I go through phases with what I eat and I'm bad for eating the same thing every day but I like rye toast with coconut oil and jam or oatmeal with cinnamon and honey. I also take a super high quality multi vitamin by Honest Company, I am in love with these vitamins, they are IMO worth the brutal exchange rate (for us Canadians) and I also get the kid ones for my daughter.
Snaaaaack time! This is when I get my smoothie going. I have recently gotten back into making smoothies for myself thanks to my hubby, the recipes are endless but here's what I put in mine: plain or vanilla yogurt, frozen fruit, juice, ice and then any super duper add-on you want (protein powder, Greens +, bee pollen, flax oil, honey, agave nectar, etc.) I have found that this mid-morning drink keeps me full and is easy to take with me if I need to run errands with the girls or make it to a playdate (ahem on time #lazymomproblems). Other snacks that I will have are apple slices, crackers with avocado, or poached eggs.
I have been really trying to get out of the house every day for some exercise with or without the girls and, while it's ideal to workout first thing in the morning, this is not usually possible for me. I say just get that workout in whenever you have time, sometimes I go for a walk to the park before lunch or a run between lunch and naptime or sometimes I sneak out after the girls are in bed for a late night run with my bestie.
Another thing that I have been doing for awhile is 100 squats before bed, 40 pushups and 50 lunges. Most people would think that exercising before bed is a sure-fire recipe for insomnia but for me it tires me out and when I lay down my muscles are completely relaxed allowing me to fall asleep much quicker than I normally would.
This is always a dodgy meal for me being at home because it requires a bit more planning than brekkie, which I almost never do. All I can say is that I usually heat up leftovers, make a salad or a sandwich and some raw veggies, done.
This is when I like to have a cup of tea (sometimes black sometimes green) and I usually get a small treat like a muffin or a few homemade cookies. (I've started making mini ones so I can feel like I'm getting more). My oldest daughter doesn't nap, so by this time of the day I am usually feeling sleepy and so I need a little bit of help to get motivated to clean…
I am incredibly lucky to have a husband who is a chef, he is also gracious enough to come home from work most evenings and cook for us but I have also started to learn how to cook meals other than Kraft Dinner and Delissio Pizzas; I still don't love it but I feel like I've come a long way in a short amount of time. My favorite thing to eat at home these days is anything Indian with naan or roti (I'm drooling just thinking about it).
I have to admit, that I am a bit of a night owl. I often stay up too late watching Youtube, writing blog posts and surfing social media, but really to give your body time to relax, unwind and then repair itself it is super important to get a good sleep. So turn all the tech off, wash your face, moisturize, brush and floss your teeth then hop into bed and get those zzzzz's.
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Solar-Powered Cellphone Charging Stations Coming to Raleigh
City of Raleigh Launching Pilot Program for Innovative Project
Cellphone battery about to die and no outlet in sight? If you're waiting for a GoRaleigh bus or walking around Downtown Raleigh, you will soon be in luck.
The City of Raleigh Department of Transportation and the City's Office of Sustainability are installing three solar-powered cellphone charging stations. The installations are expected to be complete in early July.
One of the charging stations will be installed in Market Plaza in Downtown and a second station will be installed in nearby Exchange Plaza. Both pedestrian plazas are located in the 200 block of Fayetteville Street. The third charging station will provide power at the bus stop at the intersection of Morrill Drive and Cates Avenue in partnership with North Carolina State University. The bus stop is shared by GoRaleigh, GoTriangle, and N.C. State's Wolfline. The pilot program will help determine the best locations for the charging stations, so users should expect that installation locations will likely change over time.
Soofa Benches, made in America from sustainably harvested materials, feature two USB plug-ins that use the power of the sun to power up cellphones. The free service is available on a first-come, first-served basis to users who bring their own cord.
The charging stations will be a benefit not only to cellphone users but to the City of Raleigh as well. Sensors monitor activity in outdoor public areas so the City can see in real-time how people are using the spaces, providing information on the success of different programs, special events and the space itself correlated with weather data.
"Innovation is imperative in a growing city like Raleigh," Transportation Director Michael Rogers said. "Our desire to stay relevant to our citizens' needs will keep Raleigh moving forward. Communication devices are important in this day and age, and I am excited that the City will be able to provide free cellphone charging stations within these benches."
Robert Hinson, project champion and renewable energy coordinator for the City of Raleigh, appreciates that "we will be able to showcase the benefits of renewable solar energy to power technology right in front of the users."
The pilot program fits well with Soofa's mission. Sandra Richter, Soofa cofounder and CEO, said the City of Raleigh "embodies everything we look for in a partner, from being willing to take risks to improve the quality of life for residents to working seamlessly internally to bring new ideas to life."
"Since founding Soofa in 2014 we have been fortunate to partner with innovative and inspiring cities that care deeply about providing the highest level of service to their citizens," she said. "We couldn't be more excited and look forward to deepening our relationship with Raleigh over the coming years."
Soofa connects City infrastructure to the Internet, embedding electronics into everyday objects to turn them into smart urban furniture. Founded by a team of female engineers and designers from Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Soofa's flagship product, the Soofa Bench, was piloted with the City of Boston in 2014. Based on the product's success, Soofa Benches are now installed in 23 states in the nation and more than 65 cities.
For more information, contact
- Rob Murray, Department of Transportation, 919-996-4991


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Number 286, August 29, 2004
"Our society undoubtedly over-reacts to naked breasts"
I'm The Asshole!
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First, I would like to point out that I'm not a street racer, I just like driving. The feel of hugging the inside of a corner, making smooth shifts, heading up into the mountains to drive the twisties; all are great ways to spend my free time. For that reason, I drive a slightly modified sport compact. Driving in Colorado Springs has become far less fun and more of a trial in recent years and, in the past few months especially, it's gotten far more dangerous (at least to me). There are several reasons that I can point to, and maybe it's my arrogance talking, but I fail to see how I'm the problem many people seem to think. I prefer going fast, but I adjust my speed to the traffic and road conditions just like any reasonable, responsible person would do and slow down whenever it's warranted. It's what other drivers are doing around me these days that has me worried.
First (to some of you SUV drivers out there): 300 Horsepower does not a sportscar make!!! I'm sure many of you can beat me in a drag race. I know this and accept it, and wish you would stop the dickwaving. HEMI is well and good, but it can't make your SUV turn or stop faster. Besides, I'm not out to race you, I just like to travel at a rate of speed that makes me comfortable. If I want to race, I'll go to a racetrack.
Second: green means go! Basic consideration for the other drivers on the road would dictate that even though you aren't in a hurry, the people behind you might be. Even more simply put, more people through each light means there will be less traffic congestion. Stop sitting there with your thumb in your ass and drive. I'm not asking you to squeal tires every time the light goes green, I'm just asking you to get out of the bloody way when the light changes. As a corollary, I really wish people would stop leaving thirty feet between themselves and the car in front of them. I can't see a single good reason for it, and it makes it hard for people to get into turn lanes if you're in the way.
Third: When you are on the highway, keep right! I've been stuck in far too much highway congestion because some nipplehead has decided he's going fast enough and everybody else can be damned. Make your pass, and get over! And don't let your cruise control dictate; you don't even need to disengage it on most models if you accelerate, just hit the gas. It'll reengage when you take your foot of the pedal. I heard recently that a law was passed to ticket left lane cruisers, but as usual the worst offenders will be the most seldom ticketed because cops won't want to fight through the long line of cars to get to the offender.
Fourth (and most important to me): Mind your business! If you think I'm going too fast, that's your hang-up, and it's not my concern. I am willing to take responsibility for my actions, and that includes accidents I may have while driving. I don't tailgate or try to make traffic move faster, so have the courtesy not to cut me off or try to block me in because you want me to go slower. I don't get in anyone's way when I'm driving; in fact it's just the opposite because I'm trying to get out of everyone else's way. Being cut off by someone trying to cause an accident is something none of us needs. Still, it happens to me at least three times a week. In those instances I'm glad I have good brakes. A couple weeks ago, a minivan driver not only cut me off when I moved around him to pass, but he then straddled both lanes of traffic to keep me from getting by.
And I'm the asshole.
I see at least a dozen close calls every week in this town. Some of it's caused by people like the one above with a minivan, a Jesus fish, and buckets of righteous indignation, some of it by simply not paying any attention. Yesterday I was driving my mother around town (in her Jeep; she hates my car because she has trouble getting in and out, and she feels like she's about to scrape her backside on the road because it sits low) and we were almost sideswiped by a woman who appeared to be looking right at us. A Liberty is a pretty large vehicle in my estimation, and hard to miss, but she somehow managed not to see it.
It all comes down to this: I don't impose my values and standards on other drivers. I don't want everyone roaring about town like the devil is chasing them, and I don't want people to drive their vehicles in a manner for which they are not designed. I just want to be left alone whenever possible to drive in a way that I feel comfortable. Drive as slowly as you like; if I can, I'll pass you. If I can't, I'll grin and bear it. This is still the land of the free, right?
In a future column, I'll shine a light on the racket the cops and courts have going to "crack down" on speeding...
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Why is Black Canary called the most dangerous band in the world? Maybe it's because their front woman goes all "Danzig, motherfucker!" on everybody, but actually wins?
The Spoilers:
So, hey look at that, Black Canary is in a band called Black Canary, that's not vein or anything, but anyways, they're ten minutes from their set time, but quite a few people have an issue with Dinah out back, which she intends to deal with... by using her fists, and her feet, and her knees, and her super sonic cry. Asses are kicked aplenty, and as she said, Dinah makes it to her set. But there are some new people outside looking for her, a group of shadowy suits who aim to "retrieve" Dinah, and eliminate the others.
The Opinion:
Like a lot of these eight pagers, this one was pretty light on story, but that barely matters given how great everything was. Annie Wu is a fantastic artist, Hawkeye has taught us all that, but Annie Wu drawing Black Canary? Well that's just fucking perfect. Literally. I mean, I can't think of a better choice of artist here, can you? No, no you can't, because how can you best perfection?
This story really gives you a sense of what's to come in terms of the style and tone of the book, and that's "fun." But there's clearly something else going on in the background with that last page, and as long as it's anything other than reference to all of New 52 Black Canary's past (which is all terrible) than I'm interested in reading more.


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Location: Sidney's, Jost van Dyke
Today we started the day by eating cereal for breakfast. We were all tired because we woke up earlier than usual. This was because today was the day of the hike, we were going to climb to the highest point in the Virgin Islands. We were all excited, but then we saw how inclined it was and everyone was saying things like "we are never going to get to the top." It took Seth, Aaron, and me one hour 45 minutes to get to the top; once we were at the top, the view was beautiful. We could see the whole bay. Us three came down together and met up with some of the staff, we talked all the way down, and it was a surprising 30 minutes to get to the bottom. Then we went to have lunch in one of the places people think Jimmy Buffet wrote Cheeseburger in Paradise. We had a longshore time after we ate.
Then we sailed over to a small beautiful island where we had our sand castle competition. We made merman, a jacuzzi, and a huge turtle. Other people made a car, a dinghy, a toilet, and other good things. Then we motor-sailed over to a place where we docked/rafted. There we had a good dinner at Sydney's Peace and Love. We talked with people from other boats and had a fun time. Then Jake and Matt (two of the staff members) started to do some telepathic game that Seth, Victoria, and I didn't know what was going on. After a couple of times I realized what they were doing and now we know how to do it.


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Asset mapping and capacity inventories are tools that can be grouped under the umbrella of "appreciative inquiry," a fundamental component of ABCD that the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) calls "a strategy for purposeful change that identifies the best of 'what is' to pursue dreams and possibilities of 'what could be.'"(1)
A comprehensive overview of appreciative inquiry, or AI, can be found here. Please read this information carefully.
For a multi-media representation of how appreciative inquiry is being used to transform organizational processes and community attitudes, please follow the instructions to watch this 30-minute video. Consider why the premise of appreciative inquiry melds so well with the principles of ABCD. (Note that the "Destiny" phase about which you just read is referred to as the "Doing" phase in this video. While the terminology is different, the meaning behind the words is the same.)
The quoted text below indicates direct quotations from the narrator of the video. These noteworthy quotations exemplify the essence, intent, and outcome of appreciative inquiry as a transformative organizational strategy.(2)
Ideally, if the questions asked by community developers are phrased appropriately, community members being interviewed will be led to respond with productive answers. For example, asking questions like, "What would you like to see done in your community? What is your favorite aspect of this community? What skills could you contribute to a successful project?" will yield much more constructive answers than, "What do you need? What is your community lacking?" Although their answers would identify problems that need to be fixed, the latter questions don't provide the type of springboard that the former set of questions does.
What if the interviewee's goals are too lofty? Let's examine this example of how a difficult request was navigated.(3) S = Susie, the interviewer; W = William, the community member being interviewed.
(1) "Appreciative Inquiry and Community Development." International Institute for Sustainable Development (2000). Accessed on 10 June 2010.
(2)Appreciative Inquiry: A Beginning. Director Anil Annaiah. Producer Neil Ford.International Institute for Sustainable Development & MYRADA, 1999. Film.
(3) Kretzmann, John P. Class Lecture. "The ABCD Approach & Temporary Volunteer Projects." Northwestern University, Chicago, IL. June 2009.


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I read somewhere that 80% of all scientific research can be done with the naked eye, and of the remaining, 80% of that can be done with a hand lens. This is not a hand lens, nor is it an image of a hand lens, you sneeky Magritte fan you. It's a picture of my memory stick. You can buy a 1gb memory stick like this for around $NZ30 – yes, I know, you can get them bigger and cheaper – but for the price of a couple of coffees and bit of a snack you can have a portable research tool that a few years ago was unimaginable.
Here's how to make your pomo hand lens:
First catch a nice fresh memory stick. A 1gb is sufficient, you can get by with smaller, even down to the 250mb size – but why scrimp?
Next, surf off to portableapps.com, and grab the PortableApps Suite. Or, do as I did, get the PortableApps Lite – I'm try to keep my weight down, so less is more. Follow the install instructions and install PortableApps on your memory stick. If there's a chance you'll be using your memory stick on some antique (pre-xp) computer, remember to grab the patch. Without the patch the PortableApps won't work, but the subapplications – Firefox portable is the application I was interested in – work fine.
Make sure you download and install Firefox portable. Check everything is working, don't be loading the fox off your hard drive and thinking everything is good.
Next go off to tiddlywiki.com and download the latest copy of a tiddlywiki. Make sure you save it to your memory stick.
Next, go to TiddlySnip and install the plugin/extension for Firefox. Do the configuration thing, linking the TiddlySnip to your on-memory stick tiddlywiki.
*Bing!* Job done. TiddlySnip allows you to surf to a web site, select a portion of text, right mouse button and scrapbook that snippet (with the url and references AND tags you select) to your now ever-expanding and ever increasing in value on-memory stick wiki. You go to the library? Do your thing. You go to work? Do your thing. You go anywhere? Do your thing. My memory stick has become more valuable to me now than a diary or a notebook ever was. If I was studying now I'd never spend time trying to find those lost references – in fact, I think I'd be building my thesis pretty much from the get go. Great tools. And all for half a dozen cups of coffee.


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We've had our crafty mitts on 4th Gen Apple TV developer's kit for almost two months, and we're just about ready to participate in the #FutureOfTelevision when it comes to building stuff for it. The reviews are in, and we think it's cool that Siri now lives on our flat screen and not just on in our pockets. It's cool that we can use the remote control to play games. But, as the resident skeptic, I have to ask, "Future of TV? Really?"
1. For someone who has no interest whatsoever in gaming, I can't really get too excited about the Apple TV games. In all fairness, I don't see why a gamer would replace their console with Apple TV anyway. But I can totally see this be a cool party trick for Movie Night or something to kill time while you wait for your Uber to arrive.
2. Live TV isn't obsolescing anytime soon. As long as we have elections, sports tournaments, New Years Eve countdowns, and awards show, you're not going to kill off cable packages or replace live broadcasts. Unless Apple can figure out a way to coincide with linear broadcasting and live feeds, it ain't gonna happen.
3. I've owned a smart TV for a few years now and an older model of Apple TV, so I'm already watching all my shows with apps. I don't even know anyone else who doesn't watch TV this way, except for my parents.
4. Hulu and Netflix don't know each other, so how can they know me? What I mean is, they each have their own suggestions, search results, and recently watched shows and movies so without any way to talk to each other, I'm kind of on my own when it comes to curating an intuitive and personalized recommendation list or queue. Why can't Siri pay attention and figure this out for me?
5. Other ways Siri has dropped the ball is not being able to search for apps in the App Store or input text through diction. Big time bummer.
What Siri can do is something that not even Google search has been able to crack since the beginning of time, and that is find me "Movies from the 1930s that are in color, not depressing, and have a strong female lead."
Thanks, girl.
If you're like me, you probably asked what I did, which was: What am I gonna do with a zillion apps in my living room?
Answer: Anything.
Well, almost anything. I know you can't ask Siri to find you the best baby goat video on YouTube (that was probably the first thing I tried) but you can take a yoga class, you can learn how to sew, and you can cook a gourmet meal! But… can you not do all of that on a regular TV, computer, phone or tablet? What makes the Apple TV not just a giant iPad without a touch screen? After Googling this very question, people seemed to unanimously vote that the life-changing app was QVC. How is it that a home shopping channel is the most innovative app to download across the board? And who is even watching? I'll tell you who: ME, but only during the holidays when I'm at my parents' house watching satellite television at 4am and nothing else is on and I have insomnia from all the holiday drinking I've been doing while catching up with my high school friends. I think I almost bought a magenta cowl-neck Merino sweater once and, maybe, a blender.
I'm really excited to watch TV, and with a swipe and a click, purchase the thing I'm watching on the TV. THAT to me, is the future.
The only thing more interactive than buying blenders from Arnold on my TV is if I could walk through the screen and fall onto the stage of The Price Is Right.
Or if I somehow could be next to Tyra behind the panel on America's Next Top Model.
The Verge had a quote that I feel best encompasses what the Apple TV has delivered:
[Apple TV] is very much the best version of television's present. Apple has a lot more work to do before the future actually arrives.
"Teach me how to make truffle mac and cheese."
"Let's do a yoga class."
"Most important episodes of Gossip Girl."
"Show me gift ideas for my European and intimidating boss who might not believe in Holidays but I want to cover my bases anyway."
The future might not be here, but the present is, and imagine what it can do for your DIY arts-and-crafts blog. I would sure as crap subscribe to a channel that was only building IKEA furniture. Dog trainers can have in-home house calls with clients who can't afford to have personal attention or a flexible schedule. Makeup mavens and YouTube tutorial stars can have links to purchase their favorite products in their videos. I can finally master contouring.
You could learn a new language. You could be a judge on The Voice. You could be the Weakest Link or The Bachelorette. Maybe I'm getting carried away. But for anyone who creates content or likes to digest it, the Apple TV is a super neat new platform to explore, and it happens to be the best box out there right now, even though it is still around the corner of what I would call #TheFutureOfTV, or at least the future of "Netflix and Chill" (Doesn't seem that hard to link your Tinder profile to your Netflix queue). Also, is anyone else concerned about "Drinking and QVCing?"


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Best Cradle Swings reviews
Top cradle swings in 2019
Parents are very careful when it comes to their child's wellbeing and comfort. Day or night they are attentive of the children's needs, trying to improve their condition, as best as possible. One of the most important parts of any responsible child care is the sleeping comfort, usually coming in the form of high quality cradle. Reading some of the current best cradle swings reviews, will undoubtedly guide you towards a high quality model, suited to your child. You only want the best for the little one and for this reason, using reliable information as your allied certainly represents a great move.
Fisher-Price My Little Snugabunny cradle swing
Everyone knows full well that Fisher-Price cradles are of the highest quality, designed with precision and with solid parts. To this extent Cradle 'N Swing makes no exception, coming with soothing music and also alternate swinging motions. The particularities of the cradle will help the baby calm down, sleep with ease and enjoy a heightened sense of security. Receiving high marks from the present best cradle swings reviews; cradle 'N swing from Fisher-Price gives you the possibility to choose from three positions, in order to deliver smooth swing motions to the child. In addition, this model from Fisher-Price can be folded for the proper storage.
"My little one loves this cradle, so seeing him happy all the time and going to sleep comfortably is a blessing for me. Either than the fact that it seems to be very comfortable, also it has smoothing music which makes my baby go to sleep even faster." Fiora Stevens
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Fisher-Price Starlight cradle swing
Offer your child the very best that Fisher-Price cradles can offer: Starlight swing, a model designed to relax the baby and place him in a relaxed and comfortable environment. The subtle realm of dreams will become the rocking seat to soothing moments for the little one. Fisher-Price Starlight is a connective way between child and parent, designed to be used from birth to those playful toddler years. Starlight cradle and swing supports by up to 25 pounds, requiring four "D" batteries or to be plugged into a wall outlet, for continuous energy. With a precise three point harness system and a sturdy frame, Starlight keeps your child safe and cosy.
"This cradle looks solid and at the same time very comfortable and this is why my daugher feels so good when she is in it. Thanks to it my child does`t have problems going to sleep and this makes me very happy. I recommend it to other parents because it is very effective." Sarah Button
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Fisher-Price Zen Collection cradle swing
More and more of the present best cradle swings reviews point out to Fisher-Price Zen Collection model, as the most suited swing for infants. Lovely to hold, easy to install this cradle swing delivers a variety of ways to comfort and calm down the infants. With a superb and contemporary format, Zen cradle swing is a great visual addition to any part of the home. Place the child in the swing and take a well-deserved rest, for Zen will calm him down and place him in a delightful world of dreams. The basket is secure and comfortable, setting the premise for a calm environment, filled with 14 different soothing sounds.
"I did a bit of research before I got the cradle and it paid off in the end. I had no problem installing it correctly and my daughter is very happy in it. Also there are 14 different sounds which also help a lot when I'm trying to get her to sleep." Melany Hughes
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Fisher-Price Luv U Zoo cradle swing
As thousands of satisfied moms pointed out, Luv U Zoo from Fisher-Price is an absolute delight to care for the child. Featuring soothing movement, a side-to-side cradle motion or even front-and-back swinging motion, Luv U Zoo cradle will definitely calm and relax your child. The model comes with 6 speeds, various songs and nature sound effects, carefully selected to make the child feel comfortable and secure. You can place the cradle in recline or even upright mode, when you desire to play with the child. In addition to the joyful design, Luv U Zoo keeps the child entertained with the colourful animals that spin around.
"The six speeds are a very important feature and the deciding one from my part, when I went ahead and got it for my baby. The design is very fun for him, he has the perfect environment in which he can fall asleep comfortably and happy." Amanda Roger
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Fisher-Price My Little Lamb cradle swing
My Little Lamb cradle swing from Fisher-Price is a model to have in any respectable home that wants to delight the infant with calm and tranquillity. The model is made out of rich soft good fabric that delivers extra and refined comfort. My Little Lamb has 6 speeds, a precise volume control and can be folded with ease for storage. This cradle swing is soft, comfortable and sweet, combining two singing motions which greet the baby with delight and joy. Little plush lambs dance around the baby, making him laugh while 16 soothing tones and various nature sounds accompany the experience.
"The My Little Lamb cradel is perfect for my little girl and I can see that she loves it. When I installed it the 1st time it took me just a few minutes without any complications. It has also different speeds and sounds so my girl has everything she needs from a cradle." Samantha Johnes
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The Urantia Book
Cross-Referenced to the Bible
(compare)= Instructive to compare the two texts
(same)= Material in both texts is the same
(reference)= Material in one text refers to material in the other
006:02.02 Who sees Son sees Father+ John 14:9 (Same) "Jesus saith unto him, Have I been so long time with you, and yet hast thou not known me, Philip? he that hath seen me hath seen the Father; and how sayest thou then, Shew us the Father?"
006:02.06 God is spirit 2 Corinthians 3:17 (Compare) "Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty."
006:02.06 God is spirit John 4:24 (Same) "God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth."
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Bible cross-references are from the Paramony, by Dr. Duane Faw
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Link: http://blogs.jccc.edu/campusledger/2012/03/01/college-saying-goodbye-to-odei/
College saying goodbye to ODEI
By Mackenzie Clark
This semester, the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (ODEI) will host its final event before closing its doors to make room for new diversity initiatives.
The 2011-2012 academic year has served as a transitory period for ODEI, after which the office will no longer exist. This decision follows the office being disbanded earlier this year. Instead of a central office, new plans aim for more widespread diversity efforts.
Carmaletta Williams, professor of English and head of ODEI, said she is concerned for students who come to her in need of assistance.
"These students know the Student Success Center is over there, they know that," Williams said. "They know the counselors are there, they know the dean of students is there, but they don't go there, they come here. If they're going to disband this office, then those people need to figure out what it's going to take for them to be the place students go to."
Judy Korb, executive vice president of human resources, said that is part of the goal of disbanding the office.
"We do have places for people to go," she said. "We have processes that are already in place and were in place prior to ODEI ever being in existence. Why do people not feel comfortable using the places and processes that are in place? To me that gets to the very essence of what we want to get at with decentralization of diversity efforts."
Korb said that if we have a Student Success Center, it shouldn't be a success center "just for some people."
"We want there to be processes in place so that there are places that people can go that they feel comfortable with, without having to segregate out a specific location," she said.
Danny Alexander, professor of English, said he has concerns about the college's plan for diversity efforts.
"I am skeptical that without anyone at the helm of the job, being committed to that aspect of the job, that it will be successful," he said. "It often felt as if we were in opposition to other people in the college when we weren't necessarily trying to be, and that tells me that we have a system here that does not want to look at some of the hard questions that need to be looked at in terms of diversity."
ODEI will sponsor its final event on campus on April 6: a conference to honor organ and tissue donors, their families, and healthcare professionals involved in transplant cases.
"Everybody knows somebody who's either been there or needs to be there," Williams said. "That's what this office does well."
The Multicultural Center will still exist in some capacity. It will either be moved to the Regnier Center or to the third level of COM. The Honors classroom will take its place in GEB 238 following construction over the summer.
Williams will return to teaching full-time, and administrative assistant Susan McGarvey will be moved to a different part of campus.
"I think until the students let Dr. Calaway and the Board know that they think it's a shame [that the office is closing], then nothing's going to happen," Williams said. "If it's just us protesting, then they think it's just us who are affected."
Alexander agrees.
"Students might find that they're not met with as much resistance as they might think in trying to change things," he said. "Many, many teachers and administrators will welcome those efforts if they're coming from the student population."


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Even though my son is only 7 years old, my husband and I realize that before we know it, he'll be graduating from high school and going off to college. And that's why lately we've been talking about how we need to get our butts in gear as far as saving money for his future education. The last thing we want to do is get to that point and not be able to send him to the school of his choice (within reason, of course).
Unless there's some sort of extenuating circumstances that make us 100 percent unable to pay for his tuition -- we're planning to take on the full financial responsibility of his college education. We believe that's what parents do.
Yes, my mom and dad paid for every cent it took for me to earn my Bachelor's degree. And no, they weren't rich. Actually, when I went off to college, my dad was unemployed and was in the process of looking for another job. But even though there were days when I can remember sitting on the floor with my mother rolling quarters we'd dumped out of a huge wine jug of change to take to the bank in exchange for cash -- they still found a way to send me to a small, private liberal arts school. (Which I transferred out of in favor of a big state school after one semester. Long story.)
And the reason they were able to manage is probably because they'd planned for college since I was a baby and had their savings to fall back on. They never for one second expected me to pay for my own tuition -- which is exactly the philosophy I want to stick by when it comes to my son.
The last thing I want for him after he earns his college degree is to have to worry about paying off student loans in addition to searching for a job. I want him to get off on the right foot and have the best possible start in his post-college adult life -- not be up to his ears in debt and worrying about how in the heck he's going to pay for it on whatever his entry level salary happens to be.
And while both my husband and I are assuming (and praying) we'll be in a good financial position when the time comes to send him to college -- we certainly can't predict the future. It's time for us to quit beating around the bush and set up some sort of separate account for him -- before we wake up one day and he's 18 and we're broke and we totally fail him by not paying for his education like we said we would.
Parents are supposed to pay for college for their kids. Period. Now please excuse me while I email my husband to remind him that we need to get a plan in place for our kid ASAP.
Do you plan on paying for your kids' college education? Why or why not?
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Yet another bandsawn box again from Iroko
Just finished putting the felt into this box tonight. No handles on the draws as they can be opened from the sides as can be seen from the back view.
I have a confession as I took the first two pictures just before tea and then realised that I had not done the draws that is why the two different backgrounds
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#1 posted 10-04-2014 09:40 PM
Nice job Derek, makes a change from the lathe :)
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#2 posted 10-04-2014 10:08 PM
Looks like you are mastering the bandsaw Derek… Very nicely done sir….......
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#3 posted 10-06-2014 01:14 PM
That's very cool. Seems more challenging than making corners / boxes; more elegant flow.
#4 posted 10-06-2014 09:25 PM
Neat band saw box. I like the simple design. Keep it up.
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The people of the fast running waters traditionally lived along side of the Klahoose, Island Comox, Lakwiltok and Sliammon nations. Homalco's traditional territories run from Dent island to the vicinity of Raza Passage including all of Bute Inlet. The main village sites were on the Homathko River, Southgate river, Orford Bay and the areas at the mouth of Bute Inlet including Muushkin ( Old Church-house) located on the South eastern shore of Sonora Island and Aupe ( Church-house ). The Homalco people speak a dialect of the mainland Comox language. The mainland Comox belong to the Coast Salish branch of the Salishan language family.
The first missionaries to visit XWE'MALHKWU territory were the Oblate fathers in the late 1860's . A sad history would begin for the Xwe'malhkwu people. It was at this time that they were forced to destroy ( burn) all regalia, masks and all carvings in their possession. Even more damaging to the Xwe'malhkwu peopled was that they were banned from holding ceremonies and practicing traditional songs and dances. Our ancestors spoke their language in secret to avoid consequences from the oblate fathers. It was at this point that Xwe'malhkwu peoples learned and were forced to adopt Christian rituals.
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Like other Coastal First Nation peoples the Homalco were well provided with fish, seafood , housing, hunting and other necessities for everyday survival. Travelling with the seasons for gathering, hunting and fishing the Homalco people utilized all the resources throughout the territory and above all were taught to respect the ever so sacred cedar tree. The Cedar tree was an important part of every day life. The Cedar tree would provide life to Homalco with clothing , shelter, baskets, canoes and hand tools as well as burial boxes.
Today the Homalco people are still stewards of the land and still rely on the resources throughout the territory and take great measures to ensure these resources are there for future generations to come.


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The friends I hung out with in 2008 were pretty non existent in 2009. Martin and I didnt have one huge fight in 2009 :) we've been doing great and that's a pretty good accomplishment lol. I started my paid blogging and I was rejected and accepted by lots of companies. I hit over 100 subscribers on youtube. I made a bunch of really really great friends over youtube and blogger. I got to go to Disneyland for my birthday (even though I missed Blue Bayou thanks to a stupid migraine). I discovered Wicked (and got to see it twice). I networked with my favorite makeup company through Twitter. I found a friendship with my favorite Wicked musical actor. I got to see the 70th anniversary of Wizard of Oz in theaters. I got my first CT Scan, which was gross and scary but something I had to do. My best friend became my fiance. I got a taste of the military spouse life and let me tell you... it wasnt so sweet. But I think it did amazing things to our relationship and it was an incredible experience for both of us. I got a nice reality slap of how much he really does care about me. I discovered how amazing and caring my sister is even if she was a total pain when she was younger. I planned an ENTIRE wedding in two months, I think that's a huge accomplishment in itself! I discovered Glee! I became more of myself (meaning I spent more money on books and less money on makeup). I realized that my parents arent always against me and how much they care. My mom bought me a hamster (which is so odd since she gets mad when I bring home hamsters, but since Martin was gone I guess she figured I needed the company which I am so thankful for). My dad insisted on helping me pay for my wedding :). I watched more movies this year than I did any other year. I had the best Christmas ever! I GOT MARRIED to my bestest friend. I got to fulfill my 8 year dream of eating at Serendipity. I got to see Las Vegas during the holidays. I got to see my amazing cousin for two days straight :). I got to spend New Years Eve with my husband who helped me put together my traditional 12 round fruits, jump up and down with coins and gave me the most loving kiss at midnight.
Not much con's of 2009 are coming to mind, that's pretty amazing. Besides not having a job all year (by choice, so that's not really a con), getting more in debt and not being able to clean out my room... I have nothing bad to say about 2009. For the most part, I've been happy this passed year. What more could you ask for?
I dont really have any resolutions for this year, at least nothing huge and big. The usual...
- Eat at 5 new restaurants
- Disneyland for our honeymoon!
- Get rid of half of my debt
- Learn how to use my camera right
- Learn WordPress/CSS
- Listen to more music!
- Study Wicca
- Prepare to enlist into the USAF
And of course, to be a good wife. I am so lucky to have an amazing best friend and husband by my side. Who's never given up on me no matter how stubborn, bratty, grumpy I am and no matter how much I dont listen. He never gets mad at me, he never blames me, he never screams at me. I wish I could be as good to him as he is to me (which is so hard because I'm super selfish, grr). I still cant believe I GOT MARRIED! I still cant believe that I'm a WIFE. I'm not his girlfriend anymore, I'm his WIFE. Nothing has changed, it doesnt feel different at all... but just knowing the title changed and I added one more ring to my finger is just... still hard to believe. I dont think it's fully hit the both of us yet.
Things with the military didnt work out, right now. And it is kinda odd that we're married but suddenly we're unprepared... but its not like we woke up one day and said "hey, lets go get married" or anything. And though maybe the timing wasnt right, I dont think I'll ever regret it. I'm married to someone I knew I would eventually marry and to someone I couldnt see my life without. So we're married. So we're not moving out for awhile, so what? We're happy, and that's all that should really matter.
The Airforce should watch out, we're both going to get its ass good next time :)
To my husband, thank you for loving me this passed year (and all the other years before, but hey lets focus on the 2009 part, k?). Thank you for your never ending support. Thank you for jumping at every chance you could get with helping me with my blogger or recording/editing my videos or with my OCD. I'm proud of you for leaving me for the military, even though it didnt work out (and you're not a failure, you're still my airman) words cant express how proud I am of you! How proud I'll always be of you. How happy I was when you came home! Thank you for being so caring and loving in everything you do, in every situation between us you handle. For not being mad that I dont know EXACTLY how your favorite video game characters look :) and for keeping me grounded. For understanding me when I dont even understand myself, for kissing away the worries and rubbing the stress away from my forehead. For helping me wash dishes and make the night easier on my parents last night :). Thank you for never letting go of my hand, even during the times I try to shake you off the hardest. For being excited over silly things with me. For knowing how important Serendipity is to me. For encouraging me to push my limits and to be better than I was yesterday. I owe my life to you, you didnt have to save me 6 years ago and you didnt have to KEEP saving me 6 years later. But I thank you. I thank you so much. You have no idea how much you mean to me and how thankful I am for you.
I love you best friend. I've always loved you. I will always continue to love you. I'm so happy to be your wife. I'm yours forever. I hope you're ready for a lifetime of crazy OCD-ness! That's all I got, everything else (compulsive shopping, hoarding, doubting myself) you already got under control :).
Goodbye 2009!
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Another year has flown passed me and it still freaks me out how fast time is flying. 2009 wasnt bad but it wasnt great either. But it has been the best in the last few years :)


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Helping people with computers... one answer at a time.
It's possible to set Outlook Express up with no Accounts menu item. I can only speculate on why that functionality exists.
I have no "Accounts..." menu item in Outlook Express. Why?
This took a little bit more than the usual head-scratching. After all was said and done, I came to find this: How to Remove the Accounts Option from the Tools Menu in Outlook Express. The exact oposite of the situation at hand. It turns out that there's a registry value that can be set to remove the "Accounts..." menu in Outlook Express. We set the value of that key to zero and the menu item returned.
The question we're left with is "Why?". Why didn't a clean install of Outlook Express reset the value?
My guess is that this particular setting is intended for situations such as corporations with strict internal email policies - the kind of company that insists you use company email for company business only. In an attempt to enforce that, disabling the accounts menu prevents employees from setting up additional non-work related accounts.
If that's the case, then it's fairly important that any install or re-install of the software not override the setting. Otherwise employees could easily circumvent the intended restriction.
Anyway, that's all speculation on my part. I could be wrong.
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Is there a similar process for Outlook 2000? I have lost the "Tools/Accounts" menu item!
I don't have a direct equivalent (though I've heard of this happening before). The workaround in the past has been to use the mail control-panel applet to configure accounts.
Help, I just installed OL 2000 and have the same prob, need to get accounts back!
Same workaround. Go to control panel, Mail settings. You can set up your accounts from there.
Good luck!
Hi, I don't have a "mail" option in my control panel. Seems the administrator has hidden that. Any ideas how I can start the mail services thing? E.g., the name of the exe?
Actually at that point if your admin has gone through that much trouble, I'd work with him/her to get your needs met.
To actually answer your question, TweakUI may help re-enable it. (http://d-tweakui ) and I believe it's called mlcfg32.cpl.
Lost Accounts tab in Outlook Express I have the tab in Microsoft Outlook but it doesent work. Please someone help Thanks Stuart
Can you explain how to get the Accounts Tab back in Outlook Express Version 6 when using Windows XP?
Thank's in advance - glad I found this site.
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Okay, I have a computer that my brother got me for a good price from where he works. When I opened OE6, to setup my account, there was no accounts menu. I restored that from the information given above by changing the 1 to a 0 in the registry. Now I have setup my account and it downloads the email but it won't let me read them or delete them and when I close OE6 and open it again it downloads the same emails all over again. I have noticed that if I restart the laptop and open OE6 it will let me read one email and that's all. I have Windows 2000. I also can't send email. I get the following error when I open an email: Message could not be displayed
Outlook Express encountered an unexpected problem while displaying this message. Check your computer for low memory or low disk space and try again.
Any help would be appreciated.
I used the control panel suggestion you made and that worked fine. I found the same applet under tools/services. In pervious installations I had a drop down arrow next to the send button, so I could choose which email account to send my message from. Now there is no choice. My ips support person suggested that I reinstall Outlook. I can do that, but prefer a simple fix if posible.
Thank you!
I have computer installed Windows 2000 professional. I am going to create an hotmail account in Outlook express 6 to access my mail from hotmail. But it gives following error. I do not know how to configure Hotmail account in OE6. Please help me.
Error as follows:- Unable to poll for new messages on your HTTP server. Account: 'Hotmail', Server: 'http://services.msn.com/svcs/hotmail/httpmail.asp', Protocol: HTTPMail, Server Response: 'Access to Hotmail via Outlook and Outlook Express now requires a subscription. Please sign up at http://upgrade.msn.com', Port: 0, Secure(SSL): No, Socket Error: 122, Error Number: 0x80004005
Read the error message you just posted: you cannot use Outlook for free Hotmail accounts any more.
How to configure outlook express in window 2003 server.when i configure gets error message.u have to take subscription from msn.pls help.How i can configure without subscription .
Question? My problem is I have accounts in OE6 that I can't delete. This is my home computer and I have followed everything I can think of and I still cannot remove/delete these accounts. Any ideas.
I really need outlook express but I keep getting the message that I need a subscription. I try but it doesn't work . What's up with that? Please help a 66 yr. old with a 2000 computer!!!
I will use my sasktel.net account - I still can't use outlook express. I get that damned message.
It seems hotmail can't be used so I won't bother with that one!!!
Hope the following is of interest, it certainly restored my Accounts Tab in Outlook Express.
Accounts Tab is Missing in Outlook Express in XP.
You will need to go into Regedit, and amend the registry entry.
It is not difficult, but just be careful.
To do so,
Click on START
Click on Run
Type Regedit
Select the following keys
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Outlook Express
In the right-hand pane, find No modify accts (Double click this to get to the Edit box).
You should see a 0 (Zero), (or maybe a 1).
Change the 0 or 1 to read DWORD = 0 (Note space either side of = sign)
(If you just enter a 0, it probably won't work, it must be DWORD = 0).
Click OK, then the little X at top right of screen to exit Regedit.
Just be careful when doing this, but it is relatively easy, provided you stick to above.
Restart Outlook Express, and the Accounts Tab should be back.
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As you may know, I'm the newest member of the design team and I'm super happy to be a part of it. This is the first card I have for you.
I need a lot of birthday cards for the upcoming months and I wanted to use the cute koala from the brand new stamp set.
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- use a stencil and white pigment ink with a sponge dauber to create the background
- die cut some tags and add the alphabet stickers on top, die cut the grass border
- stamp the koala and mask off his eye patch and his hand with the saber
- stamp the top part of the cupcake (about two-thirds) and draw the hand and the second eye with a fine, black waterproof marker
- color the koala (I used my Zigs) and add Glossi Accent to his nose
- add two eyelets and add the twine with the tags, secure the tags with foam tape
- add the koala using foam tape, stamp the greeting and add a die cut heart
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I am the parent of a 7 year old daughter who has had diabetes for 4 years now. The numbers I present to you will be in our Canadian terms. Sorry for any confusion that may cause.
My daughter's last HA1C was not good. In the 12 range. Her readings are very erratic at best. Especially during school days. Her inactivity shows up in her readings, but of course, the day I give a bit extra or cut back on the snack, a low results. The other highs we consistently see are when we check her at 11p.m. It is not unusual to see her sugar at 15-18 at this time. Her bedtime 8:30p.m. sugars are usually in the 8-12 range.
Recently, with the blessing of my diabetes team, I have added .5R to her bedtime doses of 6N. Unfortunately, that comes with it's problems, because we have encountered two lows in the middle of the night when checking her sugars 3:a.m. We have been checking them at this time because adding the .5R is something new. It is not something we want to do consistently, yet we are trying to bring down those late night sugars.
Is the American Diabetes Association recommending to the parents of any young children to use injections of short acting 'R' with each meal rather than using long acting insulin to get you through the night? I had asked about doing this a while back, but it wasn't received with much positive response. It would be difficult for a young child to endure the 4 needles daily rather than the three she presently gets. Her insulin dosages are breakfast 7.5N 3R, Supper 1R and Bedtime snack 6N .5R. Any information you can give me would be much appreciated, and I would use this when consulting my diabetes team. Seeing these consistently high sugars late evening are stressful. She was originally on two injections daily, breakfast and suppertime, but she was waking in the morning with high sugars consistently. We then broke down the supper time insulins to short acting at suppertime and long acting N at bedtime snack. It did help with the morning readings, but those readings around midnight are high. Any suggestions?
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Answer from Dr. Tessa Lebinger:
The problems you are experiencing in controlling your child's blood sugars are very common. It may be extremely difficult to keep the blood sugar normal during the late evening and early morning without going low in between around 3 am. Most people need the least amount of insulin during the day between midnight and 4 am, and then need a little more between 4 am and breakfast. Young children metabolize their food faster than older children and adults, so their bedtime snack may not "last as long" as it does in older individuals. Probably many children could use a snack sometime between midnight and 4 am, but this is not usually practical (The most dedicated parent can sleep through an alarm clock during the middle of the night, and missing a scheduled nighttime snack could result in more lows.)
You may want to try and play with either the timing, amount, or type of food. You may want to try to avoid fast acting concentrated sugars such as fruit juice when she tends to be high. You might want to consider having her eat foods higher in protein or fat content at bedtime. These foods may last longer during the night while she is sleeping and help prevent her from going low. Your child may need an extra snack on more active school days.
Insulin regimens utilizing regular before each meal require giving an intermediate or long acting insulin (Regular, Lente, or Ultralente) to "get you through the night".
You should work closely with your child's Diabetes Team to figure out what works best for your child. You and your Diabetes Team may have to try several different insulin/food regimens before deciding on what is best for your child.
Answer from Stephanie Schwartz:
- Keep careful records for a week.
- Weigh and measure all the food.
- DO NOT give extra insulin for high blood sugars (unless there are ketones present); "chasing" blood sugars causes lots of fluctuations (the roller coaster concept).
- After a week or so, then look for patterns of highs and lows, and start SLOWLY changing insulin doses. Keep in touch with your Diabetes Team by telephone at least twice a week while making these changes.
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