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Free Tracfone Airtime Codes
Free Tracfone Airtime Codes
Tracfone issues a five digit Tracfone bonus code. This code will be effective to give you an extra 20 to 300 mintes when you add a Tracfone Minute Card to your phone. The Minute Card will have a 15 digit number. As you enter the 15 digit code you will be asked if you have a bonus code. Use this link to get Free Tracfone Airtime Codes.
Here is a link to an updated page with the Best Current Tracfone Deal.
Buy Two Tracfones?
I recommend buying two Tracfone phone and card deals at the same time. Then I have a spare phone which gives me a spare phone charger and a spare battery to use. This also solves phone problems because I have a spare phone to use. The best way to buy a Tracfone is always from Tracfone.com when you purchase a phone card and get a free phone. If you buy a Tracfone without a card you will have to buy a minute card also.
Do Tracfone Minutes Roll over?
Yes, as long as you keep your service active your Tracfone service time or Minutes will roll over. If your service expires you must reactivate before 60 days you will get to keep your minutes. This rollover policy is better than almost every other prepaid phone service which do not roll over minutes or service time. If you let your service expire you will lose your Tracfone phone number.
Tracfone Three way Switch Trick
Some people are always having to buy activation time and you are usually in need of minutes you can do the Tracfone three way switch. Lets say you have 20 months service time and no Tracfone Minutes and your dad has 900 minutes and need to add service time.
Purchase another DMFL Tracfone that comes free with a Tracfone Minute Card on it. This will be your switch Tracfone or you could use is as a replacement phone.
Activate the switch Tracfone and add the service time and minutes from your Father's phone to the switch phone.
Next transfer your network time and Tracfone minutes from your phone to your Dads phone.
Now shift the Tracfone minutes from the switch phone to your phone. Your Dad's phone now has a long service time and you will have a lot of Tracfone minutes to use.
Both phones must be active for this switch to work.
When buying Tracfone Minute here is a great spot to get Tracfone Airtime Coupons.
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U.S. Routes 67 and 136 at the BNSF Railroad crossings will be closed starting in early August while repair work is carried out, according to a release from the Illinois Department of Transportation.
The crossing on Route 67 will close starting at 7 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 5, for four days. A detour is specified to be University Drive and Bower Road.
The crossing on Route 136 will close at 7 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 12, also for four days, with the detour on County Road 350 East and East 350th Street.
Both closures are necessary, according to IDOT, for repair work to be completed on the BNSF Railroad crossings. Drivers are asked to slow down and use extreme caution while driving through work zones.
For more information on other IDOT District 4 projects, visit www.dot.il.gov/districtreleases.htm#District_4.

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Tuesday, January 24, 2012 - Rudy and Jan - FULL CONTACT
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Rudy Bodlak and Jan Sadecky are both great additions to our ensemble, with good looks and very willing attitudes. So we decided to pair them up for a duo. The scene starts with Jan recling on the sofa, naked to the waist. He is feeling his body, running his chands over his chest, paying particular attention to rubbing his nipples. Then he get up onto his knees and continues to run his hands over himself. Suddenly he is joined by Rudy, who is standing behind him and his hands are working over Jan's body. As he does so Jan looks up into Rudy's eyes. Rudy slowly lowers his face and kisses Jan on the lips. Jan then starts to kiss and lick on one of Rudy's nipples, which clearly has an affect as Rudy opens his jeans to reveal that his cock is rock hard and in need of some attention. The jeans are pushed down so that we can see Rudy's bubble butt as Jan takes that stiff cock in his mouth and begins to suck. He sucks on Rudy's cock, taking it deep in this throat and then licking up and down the shaft. He then closes his mouth over that cock again and Rudy then starts to fuck it into Jan's mouth. A change of position sees Jan's jeans coming off and his cock rock hard too. As Jan lays naked, with his cock at attention Rudy takes some oil and rubs it over Jan's chest and then starts to suck on that big cock. It looks massive as Rudy sucks on it, with his lips closed tight around the head and working up and down on it. Then he starts to lick on the shaft as well before Jan fucks that mouth. Jan wants to move things on, and places Rudy on his back, with his legs in the air. He takes some oil to lubes Rudy's ass and then he begins to finger that tight hole. The finger goes in very deep, with Rudy grimacing somewhat as it does. Then a second finger works its way in a little, before coming out and being replaced by a thumb. Jan judges that Rud's hole is ready and puts him on his knees and slides his big, fat cock deep inside. He starts to fuck Rudy, slowly at first, with Rudy feeling every thrust. Then Jan speeds up and fucks that tight ass nice and deep. The guys change position, with Rudy sitting on that big dick and riding it, his own cock bouncing around as he does so. Jan then starts to fuck up into that ass and the guys take turns in doing the work, with Jan's cock stretching Rudy's hole wide as it is filled with big cock. Jan is ready to cum and Rudy lays down next to him Jan shoot his load all over Rudy's face. Rudy then sucks on Jan's spent cock. Rudy then moves up to Jans mouth and kisses him before laying down to deliver his cumshot. Jan kneels over Rudy and watches for the cum to shoot out of his cock, as Rudy wanks himself to a climax. Jan's then sucks on Rudy's cock to drain it completely before kissing him again, bringing a wonderful scene to an end.
Danek Rovny is aged 19 and lives in : Vysny Orlik, Slovakia. He is currently unemployed and likes Ice-hockey and football. He is a very good looking guy, with a slim build and was an obvious candidate to do a Helping Hand with. He starts of with his interview and then begins to feel his body. He soon stands and continues to run his hand over himself, before dropping his jeans and revealing a very hard cock which is big and thick. He wanks that big cock for us and then turns around to show his ass. Bending over and pushing his rock hard dick back, between his legs, Danek also spreads the ass to show us his hole. He kneels on the sofa to show us more and as he does so the Helping Hand arrives and takes over. The hands really spread the ass and then takes some oil and begins to oil the hole, with the thumb rubbing all over it. Then one hand takes hold of that big cock and wanks it as the other hand rubs over the tight little hole. The HH then takes a vibrator and slips it into Danek's ass, loosening it up some. Danek is certainly feeling it but takes it well. The HH has more ideas though and takes a larger, black, vibrator. He presses the head of the vibrator against Danek's hole and meets some resistance, so more lube is used. The hole is certainly still very tight and the vibrator takes a while to work its way in, but in it goes, while Danek wanks his hard cock. The vibrator really stretches Danek's hole as it fucks in and out, and he moans as he feels it, but still keeps working on his throbbing cock. Danek turns over, onto his back, with his legs in the air and the hands proceed to work that vibrator back into his ass. Danek really feels it as it pushes thru his tight spincter, with the HH also wanking him. His cock gets rock hard again and soon he shoots a nice creamy load which and has it smeared all over his body. Danek really did very well, being ambushed like that and takes a well deserved shower. Happily for us Danek has been back for more and features in our latest Wank Party, part one of which was posted last week.
Jirka Bohaty lives in Prague and is aged 18. He works as a decorator and in his spare time he enjoys playing football and ice-hockey. Jirka is a very good looking guy who gets right into his video, with his hand already rubbing his cock and balls while the other one feels his body. It's not long before he has the tee-shirt off and his cock is hard with Jirka wanking it furiously. His cock looks great as he shows it hands free, standing proud, as he continues to feel all over his body. Then Jirka sits on the bed to remove his shoes and jeans, so we can see him in all his naked glory. Laying back on the bed Jirka and lifts his legs, showing a nice tight hole. He spreads that hole and gets his cock hard, standing it up so we can see both, before turning over and onto his knees to show more of the ass. Jirka then takes a vibrator and uses it on his ass, pushing it into the hole. He pushes it nice and deep into his hole and lays on his side to continue fucking himself, and showing a nice hard cock too. Jirka seems to be enjoying playing with the vibrator in his ass, his cock is hard and the vibrator is really fucking his hole very well. He does it in a number of positions before wanking himself to a very nice pop-shot. Then it is off to the shower to clean up. Jirka seems to enjoy ass play so I am hopeful that we will get him into duos quite soon.
Tomas Razina is aged 24 and lives in Novy Mesto nad Metuji. He works as a salesman and enjoys sports, fitness and athletics. What a very handsome guys Tomas is and what a great body too. He really does look impressive, standing there with his shirt off, displaying a beautifully formed chest. He looks even better in just his underwear and his muscled body look fully in proportion. Before the underwear is removed it is pushed down to show us a lovely ass too. Once naked Tomas gets his cock very hard indeed, and it looks most impressive as it points skywards for us. He doesn't forget about the ass though and makes sure we get some lovely shots of it, with the hole fully exposed. What a lovely shoot, I really look foward to seeing Tomas' erotic video.
Mara Kratky is aged 19 and lives in Prague. He is employed as a barman and likes fishing, boxing, tennis, bowling and partying. Mara is a handsome guy with a very nice body. In this shoot, which we did for Badpuppy, he gets naked and shows us a very nice cock, flaccid with the foreskin completely hiding the head. Then as it gets harder the head appears. He also displays his very sexy ass in a number of shots, with the ass spread very well indeed. I really like Mara and this shoot is a very good addition to his portfolio.


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Thomas Ashley Vaughan
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Forecasting leadership
The chance to expand his leadership skills, as well as a prestigious scholarship, is bringing Ridgecroft School graduate Thomas Ashley Vaughan to East Carolina University in August.
The Murfreesboro teen is one of 15 this year to earn the top undergraduate scholarship at ECU, the EC Scholars award.
Vaughan was valedictorian at Ridgecroft and is the son of Keith and Elaine Vaughan. His mother is a 1985 graduate of ECU. In high school, he has been active in student government and the Science Olympiad. He's received awards in science, pre-calculus and English, among others.
Vaughan plans to major in applied atmospheric science at ECU. Following college he hopes to go to graduate school obtain a master's degree in meteorology and work for the National Weather Service. He said he's looking forward to meeting new people and making new friends at ECU.
ECU bills itself as the "leadership university," and under Chancellor Steve Ballard has begun and expanded numerous leadership training programs for students, faculty and staff. The leadership opportunities offered by being an E.C. Scholar added to ECU's appeal, Vaughan said.
"To me, being an E.C. Scholar means that I will serve as a role model for my fellow Pirates through involvement with community service projects, engagement in undergraduate research, contributions as a campus leader both academically and socially, and participation in a study abroad experience," Vaughan said.
The service component is important not only to the university but also to the scholars. "I am looking forward to collaborating with the other E.C. Scholars to make a positive impact on East Carolina University and the surrounding communities," Vaughan said.
About EC Scholars
EC Scholars exhibit outstanding academic performance and effective leadership skills. They have opportunities to contribute to faculty-led research studies, engagement in the community and multiple service activities.
The amount awarded to scholarship recipients is $40,000 ($5,000 per semester for eight continuous semesters). In addition, EC Scholars are provided with a $5,000 stipend to help support their required study abroad experience.
The entering Class of 2015 EC Scholar recipients have completed a rigorous three-tier selection process that includes: meeting the Honors College admissions criteria, having an additional faculty review and completing an on-campus interview. The incoming EC Scholar recipients have an average math/verbal SAT score of 1307 and an average unweighted GPA of 3.89.
– Doug Boyd, ECU News Services


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A Zwaardemaker olfractometer, a type of tube for regulating the amount of a gaseous odorant as it is introduced into the nose. The amount of odour being calibrated by the length of the tube. This was a device developed in 1888 by the Dutch physiologist, Hendrick Zwaardemaker who also developed the Zwaardemaker smell system.
This was the standard, apparatus for determining olfactory thresholds. The apparatus consists of a short pipe, made of odorless kaolin (a kind of clay), which can be placed in the nose. To prevent outside smells interfering, the odorants are held within a metal cylinder.
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Methods in smell perception research
- Gamble,E. A.(1921), Der Geruch by Hans Henning.American Journal of Psychology, Vol. 32, No. 2 pp. 290-295
- Kruger,L.,Feldzamen,A.N.and Miles,W.R (1955). A Scale for Measuring Supra-Threshold Olfactory Intensity.American Journal of Psychology, Vol. 68, No. 1 pp. 117-123


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Piracy Doesn't Create A Loss To 'The Economy,' But To A Particular Industry
from the good-point dept
Matt Schruers, over at Project DisCo has a good post discussing this exact point, noting that infringement leads to a redistribution of income. We can argue over whether or not that redistribution is good or bad (or societally beneficial or not), but to claim it's an overall loss to the economy is clearly wrong. He notes how rarely this even comes up in the discussion, which is unfortunate. However, he also points us to this hilarious Adult Swim ad, that I'd not seen before, which explains how piracy feeds babies (except, of course, TV piracy):
Matt's article is well worth reading -- and remembering, when the next group of "studies" claims massive losses to the economy. However, I'd argue in some ways, he actually understates the nefariousness of the "economic loss" claims that are often used. That's because one of the favorite "loss" stats that maximalists like to use -- such as the annual report that IPI puts out done by Stephen Siwek -- makes use of ridiculous "ripple effect" calculations. That is, they don't just say that "movie piracy costs the economy $6 billion per year," but they then add in a multiplier effect, claiming that this is to count the "ripple effects" of the money not spent on the movie. This is simply bad economics in a variety of ways. First, it's counting the same dollar over and over again:
In IPI-land, when a movie studio makes $10 selling a DVD to a Canadian, and then gives $7 to the company that manufactured the DVD and $2 to the guy who shipped it to Canada, society has benefitted by $10+$7+$2=$19. Yet some simple math shows that this is nonsense: the studio is $1 richer, the trucker is $2, and the manufacturer is $7. Shockingly enough, that adds up to $10. What each participant cares about is his profits, not his revenues.So not only are they recounting the same dollar over and over and over and over and over again, pretending it's new each time, they're also only counting such ripples in one direction. That is, they assume that the money saved by not purchasing the content in question doesn't go back into the economy productively elsewhere. And, like the "piracy feeds babies" joke above, at times, the "ripple effect" in the other direction can be quite beneficial for the economy. For example, say a small company uses unauthorized copies of expensive software to build an amazing tool that drives all sorts of productivity growth elsewhere. That may be wrong and illegal, but the impact on the economy can actually be quite positive.
Again, the point of all of this is not to say that infringement has no economic impact at all -- or that it's good or bad. There are a lot of different variables at play here. And that's the key point. Any serious look at the economic impact of changing the laws needs to take a look at all of that in determining the overall economic impact, and not just at the aggregate economic impact, but the economic impact throughout the chain. Unfortunately, so far, very few studies appear to go that far, and, instead present very misleading statements about the overall impact on the economy.


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As I continue to spin my wheels while trying to find my Great Grandmother, Martha/Mary Evingham/Smith (this family line picked up and discarded names at will), my frustration level inches ever higher. Once I received my Grandmother's (Una/Viola) death certificate listing her mother and father's names I thought for sure that was the break through I needed. No, the brick wall is now another generation taller.
I added Martha and Joseph to my online tree at Ancestry and waited for the "shaking leaves" to appear. That's how it happens on the commercials, right? I am still waiting. Not one, single hint has appeared. My searches are to no avail, my queries posted on message boards remained unanswered. Time to go back to the drawing board.
I began listing the resources available to me. Some I had already contacted using my Grandmother's name, but now that I have Martha/Mary and Joseph I need to revisit. I also need to revisit the Genweb site for Livingston County, Illinois and, well, I actually need to revisit every source and/or website that I visited looking for Una/Viola. This is the point where I realize just how important a research log is...I don't have one, so I really have no idea what sites/resources I did visit/review when looking for Una/Viola. Take note budding genealogists, that is a lesson in what not to do! Illinois will be my starting point as that is where Una was born, Nebraska and New Jersey will follow.
I started going through the images of documents and photos I have for this family and started asking myself "what is it I really know about them?". I was struggling with the "big picture" and making sense of the Illinois, Nebraska, New Jersey maze. A timeline came to mind as a tool to help me visualize the information I had. I was hopeful that getting my information into the proper sequence would shed some light on where and when I needed to focus my research.
The timeline showed me I had documents and details for my grandfather, Joseph, a few details about Una/Viola, very little on Martha/Mary and nothing on great grandfather Joseph. I will not let this deter me, I feel better having the information written down. My next step will be to add these timeline items to a digital timeline that will show me the current events at the time. This might also be a good time to bring Google Earth into the picture. Illinois, Nebraska and New Jersey are not right next door to each other and moving from one to another seems so random to me. If I'm missing a significan clue, perhaps seeing that migration route will bring clarity to my search.
Now that I have a defined direction I feel much better, no more stumbling around. Famous last words! :)


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Silenced Weapons
In order for a weapon to be silenced, it has to have some indication of a silencer on it or has to be a small (knife, brass knuckle, etc) melee weapon. When you kill a minifig with a silenced weapon, and the death is not in any other minifig's cone of vision, roll a D4.
1= crit fail. All minifigs within 10'' heard the shot.
2= moderate success. Only minifigs within 5'' of the kill hear the shot.
3= success. Only minifigs within 3'' of the kill hear it.
4= Crit success. No one hears the shot.
Same thing applies with knives/brass knuckles/etc.
Skill: Point-blank shots
When the barrel of a minifig's gun can touch another minifig, the minifig with the gun gets +1D6 to his damage and skill rolls, and if the weapon is a pistol, he gets a "silence" roll, as if the weapon was silenced.
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If I could get away with putting a spread of botanicals on every wall in our house, I would. In fact, I almost have : ) This image is in our hearth room, a spot that I like to update each season with fresh botanical prints. I'm going to have a hard time replacing these, though, as they've become a favorite.
The Frames, Mat Boards & Botanical Prints are all back in stock for Spring in my store. Shop the Frames & Botanical Prints Collection, here >
I recently found a new spot to display a botanical collection in our powder room. These are 8x10" frames with 5x7" prints. They were the perfect addition to the bathroom... even though it was very difficult to get a great shot of them.
This collection of framed prints inspired me to start my botanical collection. After I did this project, I tracked down the frames so I could carry them in the store - loved them so much!
I will share a room tour of this room soon. I am still in love with this color, Quiet Moments by Ben Moore. See all of our paint colors, here.
*I found these Vintage Botanical Pages from a book at a local antique store and mounted them on textured cardstock.
This is Mike's side of the bed in our bedroom. Here, the 11x14" frames are hung in landscape with Game Fowl Prints. See all of the photos from our bedroom, here.
This is our hearth room from the Fall Collection - still another favorite. In about mid-July, I'll be craving this cozy, warm hearth room filled with pumpkins again : )


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Revision as of 02:36, 26 July 2008
What's listed for the East Coast is technically the Mid-Atlantic region. The East Coast covers Maine through Florida.
I'm not totally set on the cities currently listed. Perhaps swap Rochester for Albany? Neither are really great travel destinations though. There are, however, some more good travel destinations that are very small cities (like Princeton). If anyone ever takes an interest in changing the 9 listed cities, I'll be watching this page and will help out. --Peter Talk 02:05, 24 August 2007 (EDT)
What is the parenthetical US of A here disambiguating? I'm not aware of any other Mid-Atlantics in the world and it's annoying to type. Would anyone object to moving this page to Mid-Atlantic? --Peter Talk 16:08, 20 February 2008 (EST)
Parsing words
Per Wikitravel:Tone, we encourage lively writing, and discourage people from parsing words. But more to the point, what the heck is the logical difference between "arguably the world's greatest city" and "one of the world's greatest cities?" How could one be pretentious and the other not when they are both different expressions of the exact same argument? Any "one of the world's greatest cities" could be "arguably the greatest." The only difference I see is that the latter is more weakly stated, and I don't like seeing articles watered down. --Peter Talk 20:46, 19 July 2008 (EDT)
They clearly have very different meanings. 'One of the world's greatest cities' suggests that there are other cities as great as NYC (like I previously stated on the edit page, e.g London, Paris), while 'arguably the world's greatest city' suggests that NYC is better (greater) than every other city of the world. Please don't think I'm criticizing NYC, I just feel strongly that there are a small number of other cities in the world that could be considered among the greatest. —The preceding comment was added by 126.96.36.199 (talk • contribs) .
Okay, I'm gonna let this go now as there's no point in an edit war. I do agree with what you are saying even though I don't agree with the wording used in the article. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 18.104.22.168 (talk • contribs)


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Mark Zuckerberg called virtual reality a 'dream of science' but went on to stress that the internet, computers and smartphones had all once been dreams of science, too. As CEO of Facebook – one of the world's pioneering tech companies – his words are worth heeding. Before we know it, virtual reality could very much be a reality.
Virtual reality isn't just for gamers or cutting-edge Silicon Valley tech firms though, it looks set to take the property world by storm too. Pioneering real estate agents are already employing virtual reality to offer a 360-degree virtual tour of their properties. Here are a few other ways virtual reality could revolutionise the future of real estate.
1. By enhancing efficiency
Face-to-face viewings account for a large portion of a real estate agent's day. With the possibility of buyers conducting their own thorough viewings online, agents can free up hours for marketing and presentation purposes. This means they can spend less time on the road and more time making sure the exchange process goes smoothly.
2. By helping bring new builds to life
Currently, selling a new build can be difficult. No matter how perfect the finished product will be, prospective buyers are rarely impressed by piles of rubble, simple foundations and shouting builders. Instead of relying on buyers to envision the finished product, virtual reality creates a projection of an artist's impression, allowing them to walk around the property for themselves. This is sure to streamline the process of selling new builds.
3. By making selling easier
Sellers can often become frustrated by the constant influx of potential buyers coming to view their home. Virtual reality tours will see the number of face-to-face viewings dramatically reduced, taking stress off the owners during the sale period and allowing them more time to plan their next move.
4. By improving the viewing experience
The possibility of online virtual tours opens up the door for an audio accompaniment, walking buyers through the property. Where before, agents were forced to think on their feet and conscious of time constraints between viewings, they can now employ professional copywriters. This means no key selling point will be overlooked – from the blissful Mediterranean panorama, to the basement-level home cinema.
5. By enabling international property viewings
One of the most significant advantages to virtual reality technology lies in the global market. For the first time, buyers will be able to walk around properties on the other side of the world, without leaving the comfort of their own home. This is sure to buy up the international property market, having a particularly notable effect on the sale of second homes and holiday lets.
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Soho China Says Now Is Time to Hold, Not Buy
Soho China is posting profits in its commercial-property business despite concerns about slowing growth in China. Soho CEO Zhang Xin discusses with WSJ's Deborah Kan how the company is adjusting its strategy to deal with a slower economy.
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|View Poll Results: how much out an anime fan are you on the outside
|Voters: 85. You may not vote on this poll
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|2008-10-02, 22:06
|Link #22
Let it Rain
I find that theres nothing to be embarrassed about when it comes to anime. I just openly tell people and let people know through the stuff I have. When I meet people and talk I usually tell them that I'm really into games and anime.
|2008-10-03, 05:24
|Link #23
All Hail Lelouch!
Join Date: May 2008
Location: In His Majesties Service.
Age: 35
Low, but thats because in the area that i live anime fans are few and far between so whats the point if no one "gets" it. I'm not saying their aren't any because someone always manages to buy EP X of series Y from HMV before me, so they exsist, its just that i've never met them. Doesn't help that unlike in America the concept of any after school club for anything other than sports or music is a foriegn concept.
If i had someone to share my enthusiam for my hobby with apart from my friends(who laugh and call it childish, but WTF they still read American comic books so screw them if they don't see the hipocrisy) i'd be more incilned to move up a notch.
|2008-10-03, 08:29
|Link #24
Observer/Bookman wannabe
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Singapore
Age: 33
This happened to me today. Some kid's handphone was playing the latest DGM ED and I stopped to hum it. He turned around, I walked away. Then, I turned around and blurted,"You DO know that DGM has ended, right?"
He asked when it'll restart and I said that I have no idea. So yeah...
|2008-10-03, 08:32
|Link #25
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Extremely low, it's almost unthinkable considering my disposition, despite living at Anime central. My profession is fashion design, thus my tendency to mingle around the social cohorts of the Bunka Fashion College in Shinjuku and spending many a day admiring Alexander McQueen's latest collection. Lest I forget the notably surprised (if a tad turned on) reaction when my girlfriend (of whom is Japanese) found out of my delights for mecha robots and ecchi chananigans.
|2008-10-03, 12:59
|Link #26
Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: England
Age: 28
Trust me when I state that if an individual was to go into my room they would easily be able to recognise me as a fan of anime. Figures, posters, CD's, and the masses amounts of DVD's I have make it ever so obvious. Also I was known in school as the major anime fan around my friends, and I somewhat am in college too. My family are also very, very, very aware.
Also, when I wear my Ayanami Rei shirt it makes it all the more obvious.
|2008-10-04, 15:47
|Link #28
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Tesla Leicht Institute
Age: 28
Low since I have no money to buy any merchandise but if I do have the money I will probably buy lots of manga and gunplas. Seriously I want to be just like Keroro, owning all those Gunpla. Though I do have few mangas and really owning and reading a manga is so much better than reading through scanlation for me.
|2008-10-04, 16:57
|Link #30
I've been Kawarolled
nil asside from my computer, until you get to my cars....
i have a exact replica of Buntas WRX, unintentionally (im a big autocross/track/time attack driver guy)
im tempted to get the matching license plate
and my aim, but ive had the same aim for 6 years and only my anime friends get it
|2008-10-04, 20:33
|Link #31
Join Date: May 2008
Location: California
Age: 27
yea were i live seems to be kinda under the impression that anime=hentai as well. like the other day when i had to go to this school carnival because i am the japanese modern visual culture club pres. there were a group of jack***** who walked up to us and were like "so what kinda things do you guys do in your club?" we responded that we watch anime read manga and play video games. then came the response isnt anime like porn. so yea i would say that for the most part were i live is pretty critical of anime and generally doesnt like it. kanashii. but o well i do the best i can.
yea i usually wear anime clothing to school. i have a couple bleach shirts, cowboy bebop and naruto. then i also were my my neighbor totoro hat to school. i thought it was kinda funny though how i tend to get more comments when i wear the hat than the tshirts. it seems like a lot of people have seen miyazaki's films.
|2008-10-04, 22:02
|Link #32
Super Member
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: California
Currently I'd be rated very low. I don't have any physical anime memorabilia. But in the past I did. I used to have Sailormoon and Dragonball Z posters. Gundam and Kenshin action figures. I also wore a Gundam Deathscythe t-shirt.
But now that I'm older, all my anime stuff is kept to my harddrive. Though I have been considering getting this. Bankai!!
|2008-10-04, 22:48
|Link #33
death by animeoverdos X_X
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: hinamizawa in an endless cycle of death
Age: 27
oooO, i thought u were asking how much of an anime fan i am in general... i put high...
but for me, it really depends. i have friends who like anime just as much as me and friends who dont watch anime. ide say high when im around my friends who watch anime and medium to low when im around friends who dont watch it. im not afraid to tell anyone i watch anime, but you really couldnt tell from looking at me. i own a couple mangas, but that's just about it.
|2012-09-08, 23:21
|Link #34
this is how its done
Join Date: Mar 2012
for me very low.I'm more of a sports/music fan so my room is filled more with sport/music related things.As an anime fan the only thing I'm willing to buy is manga doesn't matter if it's in japanese or english as long as it's from my favorite series/author
|2012-09-09, 07:36
|Link #35
a small cat
It depends on the time of day and what place for me.
Walking on the street with my black office bag, I don't look like an anime fan at all. At the office, at breaktime it's medium. I have a japanese language textbook (I'm studying to read and write the language), some practice sheets, and sometimes anime wallpaper print outs (AKB0048 wallpaper pics for example) at my desk. Also have an anime themed mirror inside my bag at all times, it's from a cosplayer friend - I consider it as a sort of goodluck charm.
It's high in my room, neatly piled on one corner are boxes of my orders that arrived from HLJ and CDJapan (figmas, music cd's, a hardcover full color precure manga, and some other things). On another area of the room, also neatly piled are the simple stuffs I got from anime conventions (keychains, stuffed toys, doujins, and some other assorted things). I like keeping the walls of the room neat and tidy, so there's only a few wallpapers in the room and those are at my bedside.
Socially? Well, lets see.. all of my coworkers, my friends in college, some of my patients, the people at the laminating store where I bring anime print outs to be laminated, and a cashier from a nearby grocery know that I'm an anime fan.
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|2012-09-09, 07:42
|Link #36
I say medium.... I tend to be serious when at work or when busy... but during discussions and free time... I often joke around... I dislike too much serious talks. It is suffocating.... I'm called the ice breaker in our group... Anyway, I do have Dvds but I switch to MP4s last year... I don't put posters... my Mom would get annoyed... hahaha
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|2012-09-09, 08:30
|Link #37
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2007
Med-High I guess
If you go in my room you can definitely tell I am an anime fan: DVD's, manga, figures, other merchandise.
To my friends off the Internet I have a lot of stuff I am sure, but when I compare my collection to others I've seen on the net it doesn't seem that big.
I don't cosplay, although I might wear an anime shirt on the weekends, never to work of course.
|2012-09-09, 09:07
|Link #38
Shocking Pink
Join Date: Dec 2007
Age: 23
I'd say medium because while I have no anime merchandise/posters (I do have a large collection of manga though), my cover picture on Facebook is of anime characters. Also, I doodle them all the time, so people see that as well. So, anybody that's well acquainted with me would know that I enjoy it, but I don't talk about it much at all.
|2012-09-10, 01:00
|Link #39
Clow Card Master
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Maryland, USA
Age: 30
Oh, jeez, mine is ridiculously high. I don't keep it hidden at all.
In fact, my brothers and I like to play the game, "What interests do you have based on what's in your room?" Mine is listed as "Very Easy Mode." Wallscrolls, posters, and framed fanmade prints are all over the walls, figures everywhere, my shelves are all around the top of my room and they are loaded with DVDs and manga. I have an anime themed mousepad and I always have some kind of anime wallpaper on my computer screen. If you go into my closet, there's a good portion of it covered in different anime plush, more merchandise stored away, and I have a ton of anime t-shirts. Lately I've been buying purses - I currently sport a Sailor Moon purse made out of a Sailor Moon bedsheet that I got off of Etsy and a matching wallet from Hot Topic. I've also been buying earrings - I picked up some Sailor Moon and Kamina earrings just a few days ago, actually. (Good ol' Etsy, covering all of my interests from head to toe.) Furthermore, I decorate my school binders with anime pictures and stickers and my backpack has anime keychains dangling from it. My iPod is also filled with OSTs and opening and ending themes of series I've watched, along with some anime-related podcasts.
It's wildly obvious that I love anime and anyone could tell that just by looking at me. It's just fun for me to do so since it's my major interest. I've gotten some nice compliments.
Despite all of these things, I don't really talk about it with folks unless they bring up the subject first or ask me about it. I may be totally decked out in anime gear, but I can keep up a conversation without it.
|2012-09-10, 16:23
|Link #40
Senior Member
Join Date: May 2010
Age: 28
To answer basically all of your questions, this was a photo of my room a couple of months ago.
Also pretty much the only t-shirts I have, have various anime characters I love on them so yeah I'm just going to say high and get it over and done with.
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Quote from: puddin on January 17, 2008, 08:01:41 PMNow it looks like a globe Michael Looking at these pictures I am convinced that CBS added the globe to the picture. Earlier in the thread we were looking for the location of a barrel-like thing on a fence.
Now it looks like a globe Michael
Something like this ..and will update if we get more clues.Clues~ DON/NICOLAS, TK/RACHEL AND RON/CHRISTINA HAVE ONE FINAL LEG FOR THE ONE MILLION DOLLAR PRIZEThe Remaining Three Teams Compete in the Final Leg During the Season Finale*The last three Teams set off on their final leg, *as one Team that typically works well together experiences their first clash, *and another Team misreads a vital clue that threatens their position *In a final Amazing Race leg unlike any homestretch before it, the Racers are surprised to learn upon checkout that their next flight is their last for the entire race: the entire leg, all the way through the finish line, will play out in the city, the wilderness, by the ocean, on glaciers, and in the national parks of Alaska.*One often combative Team comes together, while one usually cohesive Team clashes.*One Team misreads a vital clue. Will this lead to the Team's downfall?*After 10 cities, 4 continents, and nearly 30,000 miles, who will cross the finish line first and win the one million dollar prize? Teams leaving the C.S.K. Memorial Hall pitstop in Taipei, Taiwan--all teams should be on the same flightWe think one of the first tasks of the day might be to retrieve a clue at the Anchorage Docks, Slowhatch provides a link here :bar: TASK Thanks to CBS we now know that the Ice Climb is something all teams must do and thanks to Chateau we know it is early on:teams travel via Jet Boat to 20-mile Glacier where they will ice-climb the glacier wall to a waiting helicopter But we already knew that thanks Colby & peach (see first post of this thread for a summary) Chateau d if: This shot was taken here (thanks to Peach) between 8:50 and 9:30 am (assumes July 29th). Editing would make it seem that Ron & Chris are first to this task Followed by Rachel & TK Ron & Nick:bar:DetourThanks to CBS we know this is one of the Detour choices :Detour in which teams must descend into the hull of a crab boat and search among 500 crabs for one of twenty with a Race-colored target on its underbelly in order to receive their next clue Chateau d if: This shot was taken between 9:00 and 9:33 am (assumes July 29th).:bar: Fish cleaning, Roadblock #1? or Detour choice? Much debate about this.. It appears that Chris is holding the red roadblock clue and she is telling Ron "you can do this":bar: Roadblock #2? Before the finish line? Puzzle? No matter we know this is a Roadblock Nick Rachel Chris Ron/ TK/ Don watch , Ron yells "the stress is ON!" :bar:Misc~ Chateau d if: 1:32 to 2:40 pm ( Rachel & TK taxi ) Don comes down on Nick for mis-reading a cluerunning running -------- from to where to where is the question
We think that the U-Turn box is more assoc with the memory task and may well not be an actual U-Turn colav10...And the Anchorage Golf course is about 30 miles from the Ayleska Resort and so may not be this one...But great job Chateau!! At least we know where it is--even if we don't know WHAT it is... I feel SO much better!
But the ski slopes are much closer--and I still REALLY like Colby's road match! I think it is near where they have the fair...Chateau --I did post the road marker for that fair..maybe that would help? I'll have to find it though...and will stick it here.Here you go: http://forum.realityfanforum.com/index.php/topic,14244.msg248379.html#msg248379
We think that the U-Turn box is more assoc with the memory task and may well not be an actual U-Turn colav10...
TWO DAYS! I'm so excited
why are you going to miss it puddin?!and screw the BB house!
cant believe that no one knows who the winner?? the spoliers got wrong!!
Quote from: Michael D on January 18, 2008, 10:56:29 PMTWO DAYS! I'm so excited Thanks for the B-Day wish's I'm not excited Michael, I'm going to miss it and I'll be stuck in the BB house and and WAHHHHHHHHHH
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An abbey has stood on this site since the year 960. There are over 3300 people interred within the walls of the abbey, including kings and queens, the famous and the infamous. It is a most extraordinary sight. You must step lightly, because in any given space you may be walking on the grave of a poet or a patriot. I discovered the grave of my favourite 17th century poet, Aphra Behn, in the hallway floor of the Cloisters. Many people tread upon it without even noticing.
|Mrs. Aphra Behn
Dyed April 16
'Here lies a Proof that Wit can never be
Defence enough against Mortality'.
|The Abbey from the perspective of the Palace of Westminister
|The Main Entrance together with grounds filled with tourists
|St. Margaret's Church on the left, better known as the church of the House of Commons.
|The Cloisters - green space within the heart of the Abbey grounds.
|An important remembrance on the grounds near the west door of the Abbey.
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Baseball season has arrived and the warmer weather is soon to follow (or so we hope). It's the time to venture outside and enjoy these early days of spring. Here are some ideas to welcome the season – and Earth month – now that some of the region's favorite spots have re-opened.
Old Westbury Gardens
Spring is in the air at Old Westbury Gardens, which is open weekends throughout April. The renowned 200-acre estate – the former home of John S. Phipps and his family – embarks on another season ready to delight visitors with its glorious gardens and a busy schedule of programs and activities.
The first signs of the season are beginning to appear. "We are really looking forward to this season," said Old Westbury Gardens spokesman Vincent Kish. "Given that in the last few months, we've experienced one of the most 'unseasonal' off-seasons on record, not to mention a horrific hurricane followed by a series of snow storms, it's great that spring is not only in the air, but that it has, finally, fully arrived. The down trees (hundreds of them in our case) and giant piles of sawdust are long gone.Visitors are primed and ready to get out of the house and enjoy the nice weather."
However, despite our spring fever, Kish warns not to expect an array of colorful flowers just yet. "Because of the horrible weather, blooming times have been delayed for about 10 days or so," he said, "but before you know it we'll see wildflowers, tulips and other blooms.
Kish encourages visitors not wait until summer to explore the Gardens, noting that the late April to early June period has much to offer. "It's especially beautiful in mid to late spring when there are so many things blooming," he said.


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During my writing career, I've also done some editing and it's something that I've wanted to come back to.
Late 2010, those twin desires came together in the idea to start a publishing venture focussed on mentoring and working with new writers. Finally, I've gotten to a position where I can start things.
In fabula-divinos (Latin for The tale-tellers) is a project that will see twelve up-and-coming writers each year get the advantage of three weeks of mentoring with me as we polish a story and then publication, first on the website and then in an anthology.
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DesktopX Tips and Tricks
Thursday, January 17, 2008 by RomanDA | Discussion: DesktopX
Hey all,
I'm sure most of you think i have given up on DX. Its been months since I posted anything on DX scripting, or creation. Just been working my butt of out-of-town for most of the past 4 months.
Actually I'm sitting in a hotel room right now. Anyway, I was looking at something the other day and wondered how many little SIMPLE tricks are hidden in DX. I was talking to miksama the other day and he pointed sent me some cool things.
I wanted to share some things that not everyone might know about, or even use. If you know one of these and have been using it forever, goodie, show us something you think we dont know about. I want this it be an ongoing article with lots of user input.
These will require that you know at lease some basics of scripting in DX. If you don't you might want to do a simple Google search for DesktopX Tutorials, I hear SOMEONE spent a great deal of time on some.
Lets get this started with a few 1 liners.
You want to ping a web site and get the resulting time to site.
x = system.Ping("www.wincustomize.com") object.text = x & " ms"
Want to change your wallpaper?
This is the quick way to do it.
0 = use default wallpaper
1 = Center wallpaper
2 = Tile wallpaper
3 = Stretch wallpaper
'Examples: System.SetWallpaper "C:\temp\wall1.bmp", 1 'Sets the wallpaper to the bmp above and the 1 makes it centered. System.SetWallpaper Object.Directory & "wall1.jpg", 2 'Sets the wallpaper to wall1 in the directory where the dx object was created, and the 2 tiles it. System.SetWallpaper "", 0 'This will restore the original wallpaper.
Say you want to dump something from DX to the windows clipboard?
Its 1 line of code easy.
I believe this works only with TEXT, not images, but i could be wrong.
System.Clipboard = Object.text
Ok, want a fast way to set your volume to 10? or 90? or mute it completely?
system.Volume = 10 system.Volume = 90 'or mute it system.mute
Want to dump the contents of a file to a text string?
Only param=1 is currently supported.
txtLog = System.SimpleRead("C:\temp\file2read.txt", 1)
Ok, this is simple, dump the contents of a string into a file.
Only param=1 is currently supported.
txtstring = "This is the text string, could have anything in here" & vbnewline & "even on a second line" System.SimpleWrite "C:\temp\output.txt", txtstring, 1
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In their last two encounters of the 2010-2011 season, Chestnut Hill College coach Jesse Balcer beat his own former mentor, Philadelphia University legend Herb Magee, in one regular-season and one postseason contest in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference.
The third time was not a charm for Balcer and his Griffins, who fell victim to a 19-4 run by the visiting Rams in the final six minutes of their most recent engagement. Philly U's 56-42 victory in the January 16 clash raised its record to 6-0 in the CACC and 10-4 overall. CHC, which has lost two conference games in a row after starting out 12-5 overall, slipped to 5-2 in Central Atlantic competition.
"We were fortunate that we played good defense, or it could have been really embarrassing," confessed Balcer. "Except for that, we didn't do anything you need to do to win against a really good team."
While the Rams started out with three-point baskets by junior Jim Connolly and freshman Nick Schlitzer, Chestnut Hill did not score for well over five minutes, finally getting on the board with a jumper from just past the free throw line by freshman Alssene Saintilus.
"On offense, they took us out of what we usually do, just with good pressure," Balcer noted. "We're usually patient and we move the ball from side to side, but when they pressured us we kind of panicked. We never really got in-sync."
Still, the hosts were able to rally from a 14-2 shortfall to get within six by halftime. At the buzzer, CHC junior Mark DiRugeris stuck a three-pointer from the left wing, setting the score at 28-22. Later, another outside missle by DiRugeris got the Griffins a 34-33 lead with a little over a dozen minutes remaining in the contest.
From there, Chestnut Hill's Dan Comas and Torrell Candelaria traded field goals with the Rams, as the score seesawed to 38-37 with under seven minutes to go. That would be the Griffins' last lead of the night, and their last field goal until the concluding minute of the contest.
The Rams' Schlitzer, a coal country product from Pottsville High, showed why he's already earned a starting role by knocking down a "three" to start the visitors' final offensive. Not long after that, things didn't look as promising for Philly U. when seven-foot center Temi Adebayo acquired his fourth and fifth fouls in just 16 seconds.
However, CHC whiffed on both free throws stemming from Adebayo's fifth infraction, and the Rams scored seven more points for a 10-0 run. Griffins freshman Seamus Radke snapped the string with a pair of free throws with two minutes left, but the only other points for the Griffins came on a Candelaria lay-up with 36 seconds remaining.
"At crunch time, they started making shots, and we never did," Balcer said.
Saintilus was productive in a losing cause with 15 points, 10 rebounds, and two blocks for the Griffins, who received six points apiece from Comas (eight rebounds), Candelaria, and DiRugeris (three assists). A well-balanced scoresheet for Philly U. showed double-digit efforts from Connolly (16), Corey Francisco (11), and Schlitzer (10), with Adebayo (10 rebounds) and Nick Christian adding nine points each. Forward Tyree Harris only scored one point but grabbed some key rebounds late in the game, finishing with eight boards.
"The good thing," Balcer reflected, "is that it was only game seven of the conference (out of 17), and we can look at what we did wrong and improve."


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The goal of backcountry travel is to move through the backcountry while minimizing damage to the land. Understanding the impact of travel on the land is necessary to accomplish this goal. Damage occurs when hikers trample surface vegetation or communities of organisms beyond recovery. The resulting barren area leads to the development of undesirable trails and erosion.
Backcountry travel frequently involves travel over trails and off-trail areas. Land management agencies construct trails in backcountry areas to provide identifiable routes that concentrate foot and stock traffic. Constructed trails are themselves an impact on the land; however, they are a necessary response to the fact that people travel in the backcountry. Concentrating travel on trails reduces the likelihood that multiple routes will develop and scar the landscape. It is better to have one well-designed route than many poorly chosen paths.
Trail use is recommended whenever possible. Encourage travelers to stay within the width of the trail and not take shortcuts along trail switchbacks (trail zigzags that climb hillsides). Travelers should provide space for other hikers if taking breaks along the trail. When taking a break, select a durable surface well off the trail on which to rest. Practice the principles of off-trail travel if the decision is made to move off-trail for breaks.
Spreading use and impact applies when visiting any pristine area, except some desert settings. "Off-trail" refers to all travel that does not utilize a designated trail, such as travel to remote areas, searches for "bathroom" privacy, and explorations near and around campsites. With the exception of some desert areas, backcountry travelers should spread use and impact in pristine areas. Two primary factors influence how off-trail travel affects the land: durability of surfaces and vegetation, and frequency of travel (or group size).
The concept of durability is an important one for all backcountry travelers to understand. The following natural surfaces respond differently to backcountry travel.
Rock, Sand, and Gravel. These surfaces are highly durable and can tolerate repeated trampling and scuffing. However, lichens that grow on rocks are vulnerable to repeated scuffing.
Ice and Snow. The effect of travel across these surfaces is temporary, making them good choices for travelassuming good safety precautions are followed and the snow layer is of sufficient depth and firmness to prevent vegetation damage.
Vegetation. The resistance of vegetation to trampling varies. Careful decisions must be made when traveling across vegetation. Select areas of durable vegetation or sparse vegetation that is easily avoided. Grasses are resistant to trampling, but most forest herbs and ferns are fragile and quickly show the effects of trampling. Wet meadows and other fragile vegetation quickly show the effects of trampling. Trampling encourages new and inexperienced travelers to take the same route and leads to undesirable trail development. As a general rule, travelers who must venture off-trail should spread out to avoid creating paths that encourage others to follow. Avoid vegetation whenever possible, especially on steep slopes where the effects of off-trail travel are magnified.
Cryptobiotic Crust. Cryptobiotic crust, found in desert environments, is extremely vulnerable to foot traffic. Cryptobiotic crust consists of tiny communities of organisms that appear as a blackish and irregular raised crust upon the sand. This crust retains moisture in desert climates and provides a protective layer that helps prevent erosion. One footstep can destroy cryptobiotic crust for decades. It is important to use developed trails in these areas. If you must travel off-trail, walk on rocks or other durable surfaces. In broad areas of cryptobiotic crust, where damage is unavoidable, it is best to follow in one another's footsteps, thereby affecting the smallest area of crust possibleexactly the opposite rule for traveling through vegetation. Cryptobiotic crust is also extremely vulnerable to mountain bicycle and horse travel.
Desert Puddles and Mud Holes. Water is a preciously scarce resource for all living things in the desert. Don't walk through desert puddles or mud holes, or disturb surface water in any way. Potholes are also home to tiny desert animals.
Selecting an appropriate campsite is perhaps the most important aspect of low-impact backcountry use. It requires the greatest use of judgment and information and often involves making trade-offs between minimizing ecological and social impacts. A decision about where to camp should be based on information about the level of use in the area, the fragility of vegetation and soil, the likelihood of wildlife disturbance, an assessment of previous impacts, and your party's potential to cause or avoid impact.
Avoid camping close to water and trails, and select a site that is not visible to others. Even in popular areas the sense of solitude can be enhanced by screening campsites and choosing an out-of-the-way site. Camping away from the water's edge also allows access routes for wildlife.
Plan ahead by discovering and obeying regulations related to campsite selection. Some areas require campers to use designated sites and/or to camp a specified distance from water sources. Allow enough time and energy at the end of the day to select an appropriate site. Fatigue, bad weather, and late departure times are not acceptable excuses for choosing poor or fragile campsites.
Generally, it is best to camp on sites that are so highly impacted that further careful use will cause no noticeable impact. In popular areas, these sites are obvious because they have already lost their vegetation cover. Also, it is often possible to find a site that naturally lacks vegetation, such as exposed bedrock, sandy areas, or bare soil.
On high-impact sites, concentrate tents, traffic routes, and kitchen areas in the center of already impacted areas. Locate the camp kitchen on the most durable site because most impact occurs when cooking and eating. The objective is to confine impact to places that already show use and avoid enlarging the area of disturbance. When leaving camp, make sure that it is clean, attractive, and appealing to other campers who follow.
Pristine areas usually are remote, see few visitors, and have no obvious impacts. Visit these special places only if you are committed to and knowledgeable of the techniques required to Leave No Trace.
On pristine sites it is best to spread out tents, avoid repetitive traffic routes, and move camp every night. The objective is to minimize the number of times any part of the site is trampled. In setting up camp:
The durable surfaces of large rock slabs make good kitchen sites. Watch where you walk to avoid crushing vegetation, and take alternate paths to water. Minimize the number of trips to water by carrying water containers. Check the regulation, but camping at least 200 feet (80 adult steps) from water is a good rule of thumb.
When breaking camp, take time to naturalize the site, help the site recover, and make it less obvious as a campsite.
This extra effort will help hide any signs that the spot has been a campsite and make it less likely that other backcountry travelers will camp in the same spot. The less often a pristine campsite is used, the better its chance of remaining pristine.
The most appropriate campsites in arid lands are on durable surfaces, such as rock and gravel, or on sites that have been so highly impacted that further use will cause no additional disturbance. Previously impacted sites are obvious because they have already lost their vegetation cover or the rocky soils have been visibly disturbed. If choosing this type of site, make sure your spot is large enough to accommodate your entire group.
A pristine campsite, with no evidence of previous use, is appropriate in arid lands provided it is on a nonvegetated, highly resistant surface. Expanses of rock, gravel, or sand all make excellent choices. It should never be necessary to camp on cryptobiotic soil, islands of vegetation, or within the precious green ribbons of desert creeks or streams. Beware of camping on sandy river bottoms and areas susceptible to flash floods.
Position cooking areas, tents, and backpacks on rock, sand, or gravel. Consciously choose durable routes of travel among areas of your camp so that connecting trails do not develop. Vary your routes since the objective is to minimize trampling and compaction on any specific part of the campsite. Also, limit your stay to no more than two nights.
Never scrape away or clean sites of organic litter like leaves, and always minimize the removal of rocks and gravel. Organic litter helps to cushion trampling forces, limits the compatibility of soils, releases plant nutrients, and reduces the erosive forces of rainfall. Disturbing the lichen-coated and varnished rocks known as desert pavement can leave a visible impact for hundreds of years. Once overturned, these rocks are difficult to replace, and the lichens and varnish will not grow back within our lifetime.
River corridors are narrow strips of land and water where there is little room to disperse human activities. For this reason, campsites are often designated. It is generally best to camp on established sites located on beaches, sandbars, or nonvegetated sites below the high-water line.
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Its all very dingy and cold here in the UK, so what better than to bring out a bit of summer time colour. The Solomon Islands Collection (£35) is based on pinks,corals and bronzes.
Here's a run down of what you get and my thoughts:
Destination Eye & Cheek Palette in Solomon Islands: This
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In the look below I used gold reef as a base with a bit of the
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Overall the colours are cheerful and create a healthy look. Its a
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With so much of our time spent online nowadays, protecting our digital lives should be a top priority—but it's hard to stay ahead of the hackers.
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"Security has become a really hot topic, as it should be," says Hugh Thompson, chief security strategist and vice president of Blue Coat Systems. "People don't think about spring cleaning digitally, but it's pretty critical and important nowadays."
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Any accounts that you no longer use should be shutdown. "One of the biggest reasons to get rid of those things is you just don't know what's happening on them," says Thompson. "For example, there could be a privacy setting change or the social media provider may now be different."
For social media sites that you use often, be sure to review their privacy settings at least once a year (experts prefer more often) to make sure you understand any changes and know the best way of safe guarding your information. You should also check out what your profiles look like to other viewers.
"Unless you periodically take a look at the public view on Facebook (NASDAQ:FB), you don't have a good idea what you look like to rest of the world," says Renee Schmidt, founder and chief executive of consulting company SheSquad.
She adds taking the time to review who or what you follow online to make sure it all aligns with what you want to show the world. "We don't often realize how all the stuff coming at us is shaping our world view," she says.
Facebook has a feature that lets you turn off notifications without unfriending the person, and Twitter recently introduced a mute button.
Online passwords should be changed frequently. Many consumers were forced to change their passwords because of Heartbleed security flaw, but it shouldn't take a big exposure to remind you to have difficult passwords and to change them often.
"How many times have you typed a password into the user name field by accident and hit submit?" says Thompson. "[That password] is sitting in a log somewhere."
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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. -- Golden Eagle center fielder Chad Oberacker has been named to his third pre-season All America team by College Baseball Lineup, which named him first team All America last week. Oberacker also made his way onto Louisville Slugger's second team pre-season list and was named third team by the National Collegiate Baseball Writer's Association (NCBWA).
Of the 11 men named to the Lineup's first team, Oberacker maintained the highest batting average after last season with his .452, as statistic that ranked third in the nation at the end of the 2010 season and led the Ohio Valley Conference. He also leads the first team with his 2010 stats in hits (108) and doubles (29).
"It's a huge honor to be recognized before the season even starts, and it's a really big reflection on my teammates," Oberacker said. "We worked hard all last season as a team to keep getting better and finish where we did, and the team deserves credit for that.
"It's great to have this momentum headed into the season, it's only going to make us step up more and work harder," he finished.
A member of four post-season All America teams following his 2010 season Oberacker, out of Erie, PA., batted in the clean-up position, consistently hiting over .400 for the entire season. He finished fourth in the nation in total hits with 108 – a statistic that ranked first in the OVC - 40 of which were for extra bases. His career batting average of .395 takes top honors in Tech history.
Throughout the season he maintained an on-base percentage of .527 and slugged .690, batting in 70 runs and becoming just the fourth athlete in Tech history to bring in over 60 runs in one season, earning him the three spot in Tech record books. He set single season records in 2010 for hits and doubles with 29, which ranks first in the OVC, and he ranks second in Tech's single season history in total bases with 165. Oberacker is also tied for the top spot in Tech record books with nine career triples.
Being the only Golden Eagle to play and start all 56 games in a field position last year, Oberacker recorded a conference-high 281 total plate appearances, rounding the bases 67 times and logging five triples, six homers and 34 walks for 2010. He also recorded an outstanding 36 multi-hit games and fielded .992 on the season.
Oberacker went 6-for-13 with two home runs and seven RBIs to fuel the Golden Eagle sweep of Murray State in the final regular season series of the year to claim the OVC title and no. 1 seed outright for the first time since 1997.
"Chad is a tremendous athlete, we've always known he was a special baseball player," said Tech Head Coach Matt Bragga. "He was a huge part of our championship team last year and had another great year this year. We're excited for him, this is a big honor, there are not many men in the country who can be first team All-America."
Additionally, Oberacker received Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Week accolades for week 13 of the season, was named first team All-OVC and second team Academic All-District. He becomes the first baseball player in history to be named to an All-America team as well as to an Academic All-District team. He was named to the 2010 OVC all-tournament team and was also named Tennessee Tech University's Co-Male Athlete of the Year along with former teammate AJ Kirby-Jones.


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The N-Peace Awards 2014: Myanmar joins the search for inspirational stories of peace in Asia!Apr 3, 2014
Yangon - The N-Peace Awards shine a light on the tireless and often unrecognized efforts of both women and men who work with communities across Asia to achieve lasting peace. In its fourth year, N-Peace is excited to announce that Myanmar is joining the N-Peace Awards for the first time! Four new categories in the 2014 N-Peace Awards have also been announced. The achievements of women at the grassroots level will continue to be celebrated with the 'Untold stories – women transforming their communities' awards that are selected online by the public. The four new categories will recognize work by the media, by a peace mobilizer at the national or regional level, by a young peacebuilder, and by an organization with a successful and innovative approach to community peacebuilding.
Nominations opened on March 31. Let's celebratethe stories of Myanmar's inspirational peacemakers by nominating them for a 2014 N-Peace Award!
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This award recognizes the work of a woman whose voice and persistence in the media has encouraged a transformation in attitudes about women and their roles in peace-building, peace processes, and conflict prevention.
Category III: Campaigning for action – women and men mobilizing for peace
This award recognizes the work of a woman or man whose mobilization and advocacy efforts have resulted in the advancement of women, peace and security issues.
Category IV: The peace generation – young women and men building peace
This award recognizes the work of a young woman or man whose efforts in policy change, advocacy and mobilization, media communications, or community action have resulted in the advancement of women, peace and security issues.
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This award recognizes the work of an organization that has successfully transformed one or more communities and their ability to prevent or resolve conflict and violence.
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23 comments:
- Tash said...
Wow Ariane, that is awesome! Love the colours!
- 25 November 2010 at 16:03
This is brilliant. This is THE pattern for men. I CANNOT wait for the pattern!
- 25 November 2010 at 17:04
This is beautiful! I also cannot wait for the pattern, and please allow me to raise my hand if you're searching for test-knitters! Pretty, pretty, pretty!
- 25 November 2010 at 17:19
- spinndiva said...
I love stripes! This jacket is awesome! Way to go! :)
- 25 November 2010 at 17:42
- CelticCastOn said...
Yay can't wait for the pattern or if you're looking for a test knitter I'd be here.
- 25 November 2010 at 18:06
- Jodi said...
This sweater is simply beautiful. Love the zipper detail.
- 25 November 2010 at 19:23
- WingedStrategos said...
That's an awesome cardigan. The boyfriend likes it too even if he more of a button kind of guy. Can't wait to see the finished pattern.
- 25 November 2010 at 20:07
- Renee Anne said...
K, I'm in love and I need to make this for my husband.....but he's such a big guy that I don't know how well it would work.
- 25 November 2010 at 21:46
- dayne waterlow said...
Did you just wake bert up? he even looks good in the morning, meeeoowww
- 25 November 2010 at 23:59
- Loulek said...
Il est super chouette le gilet de ton homme !
J'aime beaucoup les couleurs et la laine rend très bien avec ce type de modèle. Tu l'as tricoté en combien ?
- 26 November 2010 at 01:06
- Where the nodding violets grow said...
What a great pattern. I have three strapping sons at home and they would love this. Such good colours too.
- 26 November 2010 at 01:41
I love this! Add me to the list of test-knitting volunteers!
- 26 November 2010 at 07:52
- Leo said...
Je suis vraiment impressionnée par ta patience... Wow! C'est vraiment beau! Et c'est tellement le style à Bertoo aussi... Vraiment, je suis en admiration! Bravo!
- 26 November 2010 at 09:50
- Grace said...
LOVE it! I really want to make this for my boyfriend...let me know if you need an extra test knitter! I'm motivated--I would love to get this done in time for Christmas!
- 26 November 2010 at 09:56
- Thea said...
Beautiful!! It's awesome.
- 26 November 2010 at 11:03
- Everlasting said...
Magnifique gilet! C'est le genre que l'on veut emprunter à son chum... et cela à long terme.
- 26 November 2010 at 12:42
- Karen said...
fantastic zip hoodie! color me impressed. excited for the pattern to be posted!
- 26 November 2010 at 20:54
- Alissa said...
absolute perfection! can't wait to make one for my husband!
- 26 November 2010 at 21:53
- Lesley said...
This sweater is incredible!!
Where do you find so much time to knit so many great projects??!!!
- 27 November 2010 at 09:25
- Maryse said...
Wow! I think this is the nicest men knitted garnment I've ever since! It is so true how you describe the perfect men cloth! You sure should write the pattern because I predict it will be a huge success! Mindless knitting rocks ;-) Good work! And that was super fast (compared to me)!
- 27 November 2010 at 12:22
This is a really great knit.My husband hates all those fancy knits, he just wants plain! I can't wait until you release the pattern, and I'm sure you've had loads of volunteers, but I'd love to be a test knitter.
martha (respiteblog[at]gmail[dot]com)
- 28 November 2010 at 08:47
This is really, really nice! Such a classic for a guy! Kudos!
- 30 November 2010 at 14:53
- Taloferia said...
What a great sweater! It's so professional, your craftsmanship is impeccable . And if I may say so that's a fine looking man! :)
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Jackfruit kebab
I used to love eating ripe jackfruit from the tree in my grandmothers house every summer back home. Here all we get is the over sweet ripe jackfruit soaked in sugar syrup. After a couple of washes it tastes ok but not close to the real one. For the JFI-Jackfruit event posted by Jugalbandi, I wanted to try something with raw jackfruit and that's when I remembered the kebabs my friend makes with them. After a phone call, I started on this expedition. It came out well and tasted very close to meat kebabs, so it is a good vegetarian appetizer substitute. The kebabs can be shaped and refrigerated a day ahead and grilled/shallow fried when needed.
Green raw jackfruit – 1 20 oz can
Potato – 1
Onion (chopped finely) – 1
Green chillies (chopped finely) – 2
Cilantro or Parsley(chopped finely) – ½ cup
Ginger-Garlic paste - 1 tsp
Chilly powder – 1 tsp
Turmeric – a pinch
Garam masala powder – 1 tsp
Besan – 1 tbsp (optional)
Salt – as needed
Oil – 3 tbsp
Pressure cook the jackfruit and potato for about 2 whistles, drain water and mash finely. Heat 1 tbsp oil in a pan and add chopped onions and green chillies. Fry till the onions turn golden brown and add the ginger-garlic paste, chilly powder, turmeric, salt and garam masala powder. Fry for a minute and remove from heat. After it cools, add the onions to the mashed jackfruit-potato, add chopped cilantro or parsley and combine till it mixes well. Taste for salt and spice and add more if needed. Make kebabs of desired shape. I prefer flat patties. Refrigerate till ready to be cooked. Heat 1 tsp oil in a non stick pan and cook the patties till brown on both sides. More oil can be sprinkled on the side while cooking. Serve with chutney of choice.