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In pain I found peace
A Picture Speaks A Thousand Words
I've known you since I first awakened in a room so warm,
However, little did I know there was an upcoming storm.
I was so excited to see that bright light,
But years later that joy turned into the shadows that control the night.
From then till not long ago, I was lost in a dream.
Nothing was really what it seemed.
Now I'm awake and all is blurry,
And I am filled with this strange fury!
You've done so much right,
Yet you've done so much wrong;
The recovery will definitely be long!
Will this pain ever go away?
No, no....
It wants to stay!
If I speak, chaos will occur.
But silence is torture!
So when I die and peace has not come yet,
Place at my grave...
"I tried to forgive,
But alas, I will never forget!"
Learning To Forgive
Forgiveness is, in my opinion, the hardest quality to learn as you grow up. It is inevitable that someone will hurt your feelings or even break your heart. Poetry is this weird type of therapist that teaches you what you might not necessarily be able to learn on your own...qualities and attributes such as forgiveness. I know poetry most definitely did that for me. I would let it ALL out when I wrote a poem...every last over-exaggerated emotion, every tear, every scream, every thought. And then, when I was done with the poem, I was done with it all...with every over-exaggerated emotion, every tear, every scream, every thought. Some poems I wouldn't go back and read for days. Others for weeks. Some I haven't read in decades. The intriguing thing about it all to me when I re-read some of my poetry is the fact I ever truly felt the way I did. Perhaps it's because I'm older and wiser now, or maybe, just maybe, it's because I've learned to "forgive and let live."
The Storm in My Reflection
Shattered Mirrors
Slowly my eyes open,
And suddenly all is unfamiliar!
Nothing is the way it was
When I laid myself down to sleep.
The room is pitch black
But it is day time.
I try to get out!
But I am too short,
And the ditch is too deep.
I blink!
Now I stand in front of a redwood door.
It's locked.
I begin to panic!
But as I reach into my pocket,
I find the key.
When I unlock and open the door,
I am blinded by the light.
I let out screams of terror and pain,
But no one seems to hear me.
I look around this unusually bright room of reflections.
Fear comes over me!
My picture hangs on the wall with unfamiliar others.
They call themselves my family,
But I feel as if they're not.
In this room of mirrors,
I need to find the truth,
So l look,
I look,
For something to throw.
The mirrors that hang on the way are similar
To the ones in fun houses.
They distort everything,
Only to leave behind confusion.
All images that I see are virtual,
And NOT real!
Suddenly my hand begins to ache,
And I look down,
To see vicious impressions of the key
That I am holding in my hand.
Instantly, I become overwhelmed with anger!
As I cast the key into this distorted world,
My eyes close.
Pieces of shattered glass fall to the floor,
While tears of sadness form.
I wait for my eyes to lose their cloudiness
So to see reality.
I want to cry
Because the glass has cut me,
And I am now severely wounded.
It is not blood that I am shedding,
But tears...
As I finally see the real me.
Plain and simple,
As a sketch of my world,
I stand as a little girl
With blonde pigtails
And worn-out overalls.
So fragile am I,
That I cannot be touched,
Even with a loving hand.
To survive,
I must start over.
My body is once again small.
Learning Not To Rhyme in Every Poem
I started writing poetry when I was very young...hmmm, probably sometime in my early elementary school years. I always enjoyed the fact that I could make up whatever I wanted and create whatever kind of world I wanted in a poem. However, I fell into the dreadful habit and mindset that every poem I wrote had to rhyme, otherwise it wasn't a good poem. "Shattered Mirrors" was the first poem I ever wrote where I completely let myself and my mind go free of the rhyming shackles. I must admit, even 25 plus years later, it is often still difficult for me not to WANT to rhyme when I create a poem, but I have learned that rhyming does not necessarily make or break poetry. I hope my little story teaches you the same lesson as well.
Remember that old cottage by the sea?
Tarnished Summer Breezes
Once again I roamed aimlessly
Through those campgrounds.
Like a sweet summer breeze,
Childhood memories blew past me
Capturing the curiosity of my heart and soul.
As I wandered along several memorable paths of my life,
I came to the center of my childhood.
The times I spent in tents and cabins during a youth camp
Had become more than just an insignificant moment,
So when I found others sleeping where I once had,
I went into shock!
Then, all of a sudden, I began to scream at the new campers!
Campers whose memories would replace my own.
But no one heard me!
I had become a ghost who was unable to haunt.
I followed the children outside
To the playground, baseball field, and tennis and basketball courts.
I stood wounded in battle
In the middle of what used to be my childhood.
Crying, I said,
"My memories, my dreams,
Now belong to some other child.
Auctioned off like a mere trinket!
My life is no longer my own!"
Unable and without a home I can call my own,
I am left alone
To forever chase after
Those tarnished summer breezes.
I Met Yogi Bear and Boo Boo Bear Too!
"But I don't wanna grow up!"
I think every person goes through that phase when all of a sudden they say, "Oh shit, you mean I can't be kid anymore? You mean I really have to do grown-up stuff like pay bills and work? Oh man." I know I definitely did. I remember realizing that all of sudden my mom wasn't going to be doing my laundry anymore and my dad wasn't going to be the one taking out the trash or fixing stuff up around the house...I WAS! The worst of it all was knowing that I wasn't going to come home to a nice warm cooked meal every day. I mean, who thought of this grown-up crap anyways? When I wrote "Tarnished Summer Breezes," I had just recently graduated high school and was learning the hard way that I couldn't be a kid forever. However, the nice thing about this poem is that it makes me remember all the good ole days and cherish the awesome memories I will have forever and always. Hopefully my poem reminds you of YOUR good ole days as well.
Pick Your Favorite Poet!
Who is your favorite author?
Writing poetry is therapeutic. Challenges, struggles, pain and all the onslaughts of this life is where the writer of poetry learns that their pen and paper, computer and blog post is where their voice is quietly heard. The words are non-verbal because they are written and not spoken. The pen and paper for a writer are like a microphone is to an orator. Thank you for sharing your poems, shattered mirrors tell a story we should all be able to identify with. I plan to read some more in the future.


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Plaster walls, generally found in older homes, are made from a cement-based mixture spread over thin strips of wood, called lath. The mixture grips the lath and dries to create hard, stiff walls. Plaster walls are durable, sturdy and will last for many years. Damage occurs to plaster from improper plaster formulation, accidents or cutting holes to gain access to plumbing pipes, electrical wires or adding insulation.
Things You'll Need
- Joint compound
- Flexible putty knife
- Fine-grit sandpaper
- Keyhole saw
- Hand-held broom
- Metal or fiberglass mesh
- Galvanized staples, screws or nails
- Plaster mix
- Bucket or trough
- Epoxy-based concrete bonding agent
- Paintbrush
- Trowel
- Drywall
- Self-sticking fiberglass mesh tape
- Safety glasses
- Gloves
- Dust mask
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Small Holes
Break away small pieces of loose plaster from the edge of the hole with your fingers.
Fill the hole with joint compound. Apply the joint compound with a flexible putty knife and press the compound deeply into the hole. Build the compound up to 1/8-inch above the surface of the wall.
Allow the joint compound to dry completely, usually 30 to 60 minutes.
Sand the patch smooth with fine-grit sandpaper.
Plastering Large Holes
Cut the edges of the hole with a keyhole saw to form straight lines resulting in a square or rectangular hole. Brush away dust from the edges of the hole with a paintbrush or small hand-held broom.
Cut a piece of metal or fiberglass mesh to the exact size of the hole. Use galvanized staples, nails or screws to fasten the mesh to the thin wood strips.
Mix dry plaster mix with water in a bucket or trough until it forms a thick pasty consistency.
Apply a coat of epoxy-based concrete bonding agent to the edges of the hole, mesh and lath with a paintbrush.
Press the plaster into the hole with a trowel firmly to grip the mesh and lath. Apply additional layers as needed to build the plaster up to flush with the existing wall.
Drywall Patches For Plaster Walls
Cut the edges of the hole with a keyhole saw to straighten jagged edges and make the hole into a square or rectangle. Sweep the dust off the edges of the hole.
Measure and cut a piece of drywall to fit exactly into the hole. Secure the drywall to a wall stud or lath with drywall screws.
Apply a coat of joint compound to the edges of the patch with a flexible putty knife. Push the joint compound deep into the recesses and build it up to the same height as the existing wall. Apply a paper-thin layer of joint compound over the drywall patch.
Place self-sticking fiberglass mesh tape over the seams of the patch while the joint compound is still wet. Apply two thin layers of joint compound over the fiberglass tape and allow the joint compound to dry fully, typically one to two hours.
Sand the edges of the patch with fine-grit sandpaper to smooth and blend with the existing wall.


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Each month we'll be featuring a different one of our gorgeous girls on Babestation Daytime, with a few questions to help you get to know them!
Where are you from?
I'm from New Zealand originally, but I've been here in the UK for the past 5 years now, living in London
How long have you been at Babestation?
For just over 5 years now.. time flies!
What's your favourite thing about being a Babestation babe?
no two callers are ever exactly the same, and I love that.. never knowing what to expect when I answer the phone is fun, it definitely keeps things interesting.
If your friends could describe you, what would they say?
That I'm very quiet until you get to know me, but after that I can't be shut up!
If you had to pick a favourite, who would your favourite Babestation babe be and why?
No pressure lol.. too many beautiful ladies to choose from, but I think, even tho she's not a current babe, Sophie Parker, she's one of the funniest (and most opinionated) girls I know.


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However much we love them, young and old.
Reductions in the fat of Christmas day
In time restore its vigor and its health.
So let us not display our absent wealth,
Though children should have ample chance to play.
More sweet and joyous music must be sung,
And thoughts of peace and mercy make their way
Silent and uncluttered through the noise.
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CATHERINE E. SHANELARIS, ESQ. is a founding member and partner with Shanelaris & Schirch, PLLC in Nashua, NH. She received her B.A. in political science from the University of New Hampshire at Durham and her J.D. from the University of New Hampshire School of Law (formerly Franklin Pierce Law Center) in 1992. Attorney Shanelaris is a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association, Nashua Bar Association and Women's Bar Association. She was formerly the chief staff attorney for the New Hampshire Division of Child Support Services and served as a county governor for the New Hampshire Trial Lawyers Association. Attorney Shanelaris practices law in the domestic relations area including divorce, child support, parenting and guardianship matters. She is a trained marital mediator. She is a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association Family Law Section and the New Hampshire Bar Association Pro Bono Governing Board. Attorney Shanelaris is the former Hillsborough County-South representative for the New Hampshire Women's Bar Association. She was appointed by the New Hampshire Supreme Court as a commissioner to the Access to Justice Commission and the New Hampshire Commission on the New Hampshire Bar in the Twenty-First Century. She is the Hillsborough County-South Governor for the New Hampshire Bar Association Board of Governors, a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association Finance Committee and a member of the Nashua Bar Association Executive Committee. Attorney Shanelaris was appointed by the Governor to the New Hampshire Board of Psychologists as its public board member. She is a New Hampshire Bar Foundation Fellow. Attorney Shanelaris is a frequent lecturer on family law topics at continuing legal education programs and the author of several Bar Journal and legal articles relating to family law issues.
JANE M. SCHIRCH, ESQ., founding Member and Partner Attorney Schirch received her B.A. from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and graduated cum laude from Suffolk University Law School in 1992. She is a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association and is licensed to practice in the state of Massachusetts. Attorney Schirch began her legal career in the litigation department of a firm in Boston, Massachusetts where she focused her practice primarily on complex business litigation. She worked for several years as both a Supervising Attorney and Staff Attorney for the New Hampshire Division of Child Support Services. Attorney Schirch has authored several articles relating to child support enforcement and has presented at Continuing Legal Education Seminars on various topics. Attorney Schirch is an active Board Member and the Secretary of the Collaborative Law Alliance of New Hampshire and serves on the New Hampshire Supreme Court Hearings Committee. Attorney Schirch is a current member of the Daniel Webster – William Batchelder Chapter of the American Inns of Court. She is a past board member of the New Hampshire Women's Bar Association and is a member of the Nashua Bar Association and the Family Law section of the New Hampshire Bar Association. Attorney Schirch is an active member of the community, previously serving on the Board of Directors of the American Diabetes Association and Medical Ethics Committee at Parkland Medical Center. She is presently a member of the Friends of Londonderry Hockey Association.
JENNIFER E. WARBURTON, ESQ. is an associate attorney with Shanelaris & Schirch, PLLC in Nashua, NH. Jennifer received her J.D. from BYU Law School in 2009. Attorney Warburton is a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association, and the New Hampshire Women's Bar Association. She started her legal career in securities law and then taught legal research at Singapore Management University Law School in Singapore before moving to New Hampshire in 2013. Attorney Warburton is a trained mediator and trained Collaborative divorce attorney. For her community involvement, she was elected to serve on the Board of Trustees for the Town of Bow's Baker Free Library, volunteers with the TEDx Amoskeag/Millyard board and with the Bow High School Parents of Performing Students, and she is the head librarian at Pinkerton Academy. Attorney Warburton's schedule enables her to assist you with your family law matters in the evenings or on the weekends.
JENN STEAGALD is the legal assistant at Shanelaris & Schirch, PLLC. Jenn was born and raised in Nashua, New Hampshire and is currently working on her degree in Accounting at Southern New Hampshire University. She is a member of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society and is a Notary Public. Jenn is the first voice that you hear when you call Shanelaris & Schirch, PLLC.


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We are having a Pamper Event for pets and their owners and we have available space if you would like to display your services. Non Pet and Pet vendors are welcome. To register for this event email us at www.pamperpetevent.yahoo.com and we will direct you to our site. Seats are limited.


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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is under increasing pressure over his proposed same-sex marriage plebiscite as he faces comparisons with his defeated British counterpart in the wake of the Brexit vote.
Thousands of marriage equality protesters took to the streets in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney on Saturday calling for the proposed plebiscite to be dumped.
Opposition Leader Bill Shorten drew comparisons between Mr Turnbull and British Prime Minister David Cameron, who announced his resignation on Friday after having led the failed campaign for Britain to remain in the European Union.
Both men compromised their own beliefs to appease the right-wing of their divided parties through national votes they didn't support, Mr Shorten said.
"David Cameron never wanted to have this referendum - sounds familiar, doesn't it?" Mr Shorten told reporters in Townsville on Saturday.
"Poor old Mr Turnbull, he knows that this marriage equality plebiscite is not the right way to go.
"He is a weak man beholden to the right wing of his party."
Reports suggest the prime minister is also facing pressure within the coalition, with a push to give conservatives permission to reject same-sex marriage legislation if their individual electorates return a majority "no" vote.
Attorney-General George Brandis has declared the Fairfax story false.
Mr Turnbull supports same-sex marriage but intends to hold a plebiscite by the end of the year if re-elected, even though he initially opposed it in the coalition party room last year when Tony Abbott was still prime minister.
He shut down any questions on gay marriage when he fronted the media on Saturday.
"Please focus on the economy for a while," he told a reporter who attempted to ask about the issue.
But he's insisted same-sex marriage legislation will "sail" through parliament if the plebiscite is successful, despite MPs and senators being given a free vote on the matter.
At a same-sex rally in Melbourne, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews arrived to raucous applause, urging voters to back Mr Shorten to achieve marriage equality.
In Brisbane, openly-gay Labor candidate Pat O'Neill said July 2 was the opportunity to give the LGBT community a "voice at the ballot box".
"Put Malcolm Turnbull last, that's where he's putting us," he said.
Greens senator Larissa Waters told the crowd the plebiscite was just a $160 million opinion poll to "take the temperature of the Australian community".
"It's not going to be binding on their members - what a joke," Ms Waters said.
"That doesn't sound like democracy to me and it certainly doesn't sound like leadership."


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CF Shopping Guide: 6 Must-Have Items for 2015
Have you hit your holiday overload yet? At the end of the year, chances are you are ready for something new. That's what's so great about making resolutions in January, right?
If you are feeling sick of your winter wardrobe, let us inspire you with our favorite picks for a fresh, new wardrobe come 2015. This guide will have you looking forward to those warm months ahead.
The following are key items every closet needs in the upcoming months, curated by trend categories.
1. Something Marsala
Product Information: Cardigan - American Eagle, Hat - PacSun, Lipstick - Target, Bag - Black Five, Scarf - Express, Nail Polish - Butter London, Dress - Free People
As Pantone's color of the year, Marsala is bound to be a hot commodity on the fashion scene. It's lighter in shade than oxblood, which was so popular last winter. Marsala feels like a revival of oxblood that can be worn in spring. We are sold.
This shade of red is extremely versatile. It makes for a great main color in an outfit when worn on a dress, top, sweater, or leggings. Marsala is also a luxurious accent color on a scarf, hat, or structured bag.
2. A Shirtdress
Product Information (Left to Right): 1 - H&M, 2 - Wet Seal, 3 - Charlotte Russe
Spring 2015 will be all about form meets function. Shirtdresses are comfortable, easy to toss on for a variety of occasions, and also easy to switch up with a change of accessories.
If you're not a utilitarian style type of gal, many shirtdresses come in silky fabrics. When worn with wedges or pumps, you instantly look like the classiest girl on campus.
3. Pool Slides
Product Information (Clockwise from top left): 1 - ASOS, 2 - 6PM, 3 - Forever 21, 4 - Nordstrom Rack
If you haven't jumped on the sport sandal trend yet, you are one of the many. But as soon as temperatures warm up in Spring 2015, that's bound to change. Last year they were worn by the fashion elite in magazines and on the runway, so they are bound to be easily found in our favorite fast fashion stores next season.
4. Earring Jackets
Product Information: (Clockwise from top left): 1 - Target, 2 - Nasty Gal, 3 - Amazon, 4 - Bloomingdale's, 5 - Forever 21, 6 - Bauble Bar
Earrings are the name of the jewelry game right now. They are being switched up in a variety of ways. Double-sided earrings, only wearing one earring, and now earring jackets are everywhere. Personally, the earring jacket (which tucks around the bottom of your ear) is our favorite trend of them all.
5. Little White Dress
Product Information (left to right): Collective Habit, ModCloth, Mango
White dresses are where it's at right now. Beware of brushing up against anything if you decide to don one, but this style is definitely worth the risk. White dresses look extremely classy. You can opt for an all-white look or switch it up with bold shoes.
6. Something Gingham
Product Information: Top - J. Crew Factory, Socks - Lane Crawford, Shorts - Mango, Bag - Neiman Marcus Last Call, Phone Case - Issac Mizrahi
Even if your style is more boho than prim and proper, gingham is making waves in the fashion world. Afraid of matching a picnic blanket? There are ways to work little pieces of gingham into your wardrobe without looking like you just stepped into a tennis match. A pink phone case or cool gingham socks peeking out of boots add a cool touch to an outfit.
What is on your 2015 shopping list?
What items will you be looking for when you shop for wardrobe updates? Which trends above will you be seeking out? Comment below and let us know what you think!


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Feel Goods is on the retiring list, and I do love the sentiments in that set although now that I see it in this picture it looks like maybe my sentiment tilts ever so slightly up to the right? Oh well. I look at the world in a slightly askew fashion anyway.
I got the colors from this week's Global Design Project challenge:
My first instinct was to go with something marine, like By the Tide, but in the end I decided that Feel Goods needed some inky love before it retires on June 1.
I also used the latest Fab Friday sketch:
Fun times. I'd better get off the computer and attend to my hostess duties...cheers, y'all!
Supplies, all SU!
Stamps: Feel Goods, Papillon Potpourri
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16 Personality Types
According to Carl G. Jung's theory of psychological types [Jung, 1971], people can be characterized by their preference of general attitude:
- Extraverted (E) vs. Introverted (I),
their preference of one of the two functions of perception:
- Sensing (S) vs. Intuition (N),
and their preference of one of the two functions of judging:
- Thinking (T) vs. Feeling (F)
The three areas of preferences introduced by Jung are dichotomies (i.e. bipolar dimensions where each pole represents a different preference). Jung also proposed that in a person one of the four functions above is dominant – either a function of perception or a function of judging. Isabel Briggs Myers, a researcher and practitioner of Jung's theory, proposed to see the judging-perceiving relationship as a fourth dichotomy influencing personality type [Briggs Myers, 1980]:
- Judging (J) vs. Perceiving (P)
The first criterion, Extraversion – Introversion, signifies the source and direction of a person's energy expression. An extravert's source and direction of energy expression is mainly in the external world, while an introvert has a source of energy mainly in their own internal world.
The second criterion, Sensing – Intuition, represents the method by which someone perceives information. Sensing means that a person mainly believes information he or she receives directly from the external world. Intuition means that a person believes mainly information he or she receives from the internal or imaginative world.
The third criterion, Thinking – Feeling, represents how a person processes information. Thinking means that a person makes a decision mainly through logic. Feeling means that, as a rule, he or she makes a decision based on emotion, i.e. based on what they feel they should do.
The fourth criterion, Judging – Perceiving, reflects how a person implements the information he or she has processed. Judging means that a person organizes all of his life events and, as a rule, sticks to his plans. Perceiving means that he or she is inclined to improvise and explore alternative options.
All possible permutations of preferences in the 4 dichotomies above yield 16 different combinations, or personality types, representing which of the two poles in each of the four dichotomies dominates in a person, thus defining 16 different personality types. Each personality type can be assigned a 4 letter acronym of corresponding combination of preferences:
The 16 personality types
The first letter in the personality type acronym corresponds to the first letter of the preference of general attitude - "E" for extraversion and "I" for introversion.
The second letter in the personality type acronym corresponds to the preference within the sensing-intuition dimension: "S" stands for sensing and "N" stands for intuition.
The third letter in the personality type acronym corresponds to preference within the thinking-feeling pair: "T" stands for thinking and "F" stands for feeling.
The forth letter in the personality type acronym corresponds a person's preference within the judging-perceiving pair: "J" for judging and "P" for perception.
For example:
- ISTJ stands for Introverted, Sensing, Thinking, Judging
- ENFP stands for Extraverted, iNtuitive, Feeling, Perceiving


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New Orleans Cheerful as Isaac Moves North
NEW ORLEANS (CN) – The Big Easy breathed easier Thursday, though more than 400,000 homes were still dark – 75 percent of the metro area – as power was restored to 9,000 homes ravaged by Hurricane Isaac.
Electricity was restored Thursday to 62,000 homes in four Louisiana parishes surrounding New Orleans. Parishes are Louisiana's equivalent of counties.
Despite the lack of power – or perhaps because lack of power was New Orleanians' pressing concern – a cheerful mood prevailed Thursday. Residents raked up hurricane debris, restaurants opened doors, grocers restocked shelves and gasoline pumps began to flow again.
The situation was grimmer in suburbs farther from the city, where Isaac did its most severe damages.
Emergency workers evacuated thousands of residents from suburban areas that do not typically flood.
More than 3,500 people were rescued from LaPlace, in St. John the Baptist Parish after a storm surge from Lake Pontchartrain caused unprecedented flooding.
Fear of contamination caused the water system to be shut down. Ninety-five percent of LaPlace residents were still without electricity Thursday evening.
Residents along a locally run levee system in rural Plaquemines Parish, on the other side of New Orleans, also were rescued from massive flooding. A hole was drilled into the levee on Thursday to let floodwaters drain back into the Mississippi River.
On another side of New Orleans, in Tangipahoa Parish, officials worried about the fate of 50,000 residents if a damn on Tangipahoa Lake in Mississippi fails, causing the Tangipahoa River to flood.
Louisiana officials around noon Thursday ordered residents within a mile of the river to evacuate within 90 minutes in case efforts to drain the lake in Mississippi failed.
Later in the afternoon, the mandatory evacuation was modified to affect only residents living within half a mile of the river.
If efforts to drain water from the lake are successful, the river should not flood.
Farmers in the parched Midwest are expecting relief from record drought, as Hurricane Isaac meanders north.


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No one can deny that this correction has been difficult and it has certainly left investors uneasy. However, the VIX is calming down somewhat and the Swenlin Trading Oscillators have bottomed. I don't think the market is completely out of the woods from an intermediate-term indicator perspective. UUP garnered a new BUY signal just as TLT nearly triggered a new LT Trend Model SELL signal. Look for that signal tomorrow.
The purpose of the DecisionPoint Alert Daily Update is to quickly review the day's action, internal condition, and Trend Model status of the broad market (S&P 500), the nine SPDR Sectors, the U.S. Dollar, Gold, Crude Oil, and Bonds. To ensure that using this daily reference will be quick and painless, we are as brief as possible, and sometimes we let a chart speak for itself.
IT Trend Model: BUY as of 11/15/2016
LT Trend Model: BUY as of 4/1/2016
I'm somewhat concerned that we may be facing more short-term weakness given the look of the 10-minute bar chart for the SPY. Yesterday's double-bottom executed today and when price hit the minimum upside target for that pattern, it promptly was turned back. Let's see if support at the neckline can hold tomorrow.
The bounce occurred right off support at the November highs. This is very encouraging. The PMO has managed to unwind almost back to the zero line. It hasn't really decelerated much so negative momentum is still present. I'll feel much better when the PMO finds a bottom, preferably above the zero line which would imply internal strength.
Climactic Indicators:
Yesterday's positive spikes on breadth looked very much like a buying initiation. While we saw buying today, the market couldn't hold onto the gains. Current readings are far from climactic and the VIX is now back within the Bollinger Bands. Notice how 'un-volatile' the volatility index has been most of the year. It has become especially apparent given the 30 and 40 readings from Monday and Tuesday which basically flattened and hid most of the VIX's movement and readings. The blue vertical annotations are lined up on VIX lower Bollinger Band penetrations.
Short-Term Indicators:
It's very encouraging to see these indicators ticking up today in extremely oversold territory. I'll feel better when the 'tick up' turns into a move up. Note in the thumbnail that these indicators are already slowing their ascent. I don't like it.
Intermediate-Term Indicators:
These indicators show no interest in slowing their descent. They are primed to drop below the zero line. Given they haven't bottomed yet, I would stay cautious in the intermediate term. I see many similarities of this drop with the previous corrections in mid-2015 and early 2016. I am looking for a short-term bounce that will likely fail and form a double-bottom.
Indicators are suggesting more downside or sideways action. I thought the Swenlin Trading Oscillators were looking good until I saw in the thumbnail that the current bottoms may not hold. I'm not comfortable entering this market and moving out of cash. While the worst may be over, indicators are not impressing me.
IT Trend Model: SELL as of 12/21/2017
LT Trend Model: SELL as of 05/24/2017
The Dollar finally found some support and has now closed the exhaustion gap from January. The PMO has a newish BUY signal and volume looks great. Look at the declining trend that was finally broken on the OBV. I am expecting overhead resistance at $23.60 to be broken as UUP likely moves to test the neckline of the winter head and shoulders pattern. Notice that when the minimum downside target was reached, price turned back up like clockwork. Of course, if you look at the weekly chart, major support was readily available there.
IT Trend Model: BUY as of 1/2/2018
LT Trend Model: BUY as of 4/12/2017
The ST Trend Model generated a Neutral signal today as the 5-EMA crossed below the 20-EMA. The PMO gave us plenty of warning. It seems that 'memory' on Gold keeps support and resistance lines quite consistent. I'd be looking for a test at 1300. Since the PMO has not unwound much at all, I'm afraid it will fall further to the 1260 area. Good news is that the 50-EMA held today as support (albeit barely). Likely it won't hold--too much of a bearish chart.
IT Trend Model: BUY as of 11/2/2017
LT Trend Model: BUY as of 9/7/2017
The double-top on USO executed to perfection and has already reached the minimum downside target. Price held onto the 50-EMA for support. Should it not hold, I'll make a case that the $12.00 support level (based on the slight pause at the end of January) will likely hold and if it doesn't, $11.75 should. The big problem is the PMO hasn't pulled back enough on this decline and remains mostly overbought. If we see the decline continue as a waterfall, that will be fixed. $WTIC has strong support at the $59 level which is where I'm looking for a bottom.
IT Trend Model: Neutral as of 1/11/2018
LT Trend Model: BUY as of 6/16/2017
The 50-EMA only missed a negative crossover the 200-EMA by a hundredth of a point. It'll happen tomorrow as there is no way that price would rally back above the 200-EMA at this point. The double-top executed and based on measurement, the minimum downside target is around $114 which happens to coincide with the March 2017 low. There are other areas of possible intermediary support which could hold, but the PMO isn't decelerating and while it may appear oversold, the second chart shows us the "normal range" for TLT and a reading of -1.06 is not oversold.
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Longridge Town manager Lee Ashcroft was pleased at the way his players showed another side to their game at the weekend.
Following on from their comfortable midweek victory against Haslingden St Marys, Town left it late before beating Hesketh Bank on Saturday.
Ash Ball's stoppage-time effort gave them a 1-0 win, setting them up nicely for Saturday's Richardson Cup home meeting with Garstang.
"It's a good win for us," said Ashcroft afterwards.
"We know what to expect when we come here, but we tend to come through OK and have a good record against them.
"It was a different game to midweek and we couldn't really get going, but the result ended up the same – a win and three more points.
"Midweek games have finished now for a while, and the league takes a break, so it was important to go into that break with another win, and to remain unbeaten
"Ash has been excellent for me this season again, and he's enjoying his football, even today when it was difficult to play."


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On adaptation – a wobbling toward equanimity
Two weeks down! In some ways I still feel as if I cannot believe I am here. In some ways it feels as if I have always been here. The thing that strikes me the most about being here is … Continue reading
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On Following Your Dreams (aka making uncommon decisions)
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On the Importance of Movement
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"It's only words, and words are all I have, to take your heart away." —Bee Gees
I finally got to read this sci-fi classic just in time before the movie. It was very engrossing and suspenseful. I kept marveling at how Ender managed to beat the odds with ingenuity, perseverance, and hard work, no matter how difficult the challenges put against him seemed. The concepts presented about war, state control, the role of children, and free will were thought-provoking, although the last chapter was a bit "out there" for me. I also didn't really like the way the narrative would switch in and out of first person point of view without any clear markers. It felt disruptive and jarring for me. But overall this was a quick read that was enjoyable and meaningful at the same time.


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text: Opened on September 11 at Hong Kong's Galerie Perrotin, "Fictional Archeology" is Daniel Arsham's second showing in the city, and tenth project with the Parisian gallery. True to its name, the body of work takes inspiration from the Mt. Vesuvius eruption of 79 A.D. which froze the now infamous Roman inhabitants of Pompeii in volcanic ash for eternity. Taking the morbid visuals of the ash-bound corpses and applying them to modern-day figures and objects, Arsham thus creates a self-reflective look at our society through the lens of the distant future, while simultaneously tackling the themes of destruction and creation through the medium of crystal, selenite and volcanic ash. HYPEBEAST caught up with him at the exhibition for a first-hand explanation of his ideation process for the pieces, his artistic journey thus far, and the meaning (or lack thereof) behind his work.


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Is Your Restaurant Ready for Millennials?
Over 80 million millennials are looking for new experiences in every facet of their lives – including dining.
To catch the attention of this young, independent group sometimes known as Generation Y, your restaurant needs to stand out with offerings tailored to their unique tastes.
Tell Your Story
Millennials are looking for more than food when choosing a restaurant. They want an eatery with an engaging history and atmosphere. It doesn't matter what the story behind your restaurant is; you can attract a bigger millennial crowd by making it known.
Write up your history for your website, hang photos from your early days on the walls and make it clear you take pride in your roots. Do everything you can to make customers feel as though they're part of this history.
Embrace Local, Organic and Vegan
Your menu is a key part of any marketing strategy aimed at millennials. This socially conscious generation doesn't want to eat food imported from far-flung areas if they can get their hands on something local and organic.
These words conjure up images of lush regional farms and promise that money is going to someone in the community instead of a faceless corporation.
Vegetarian and vegan options speak to both the environmental and personal concerns of millennials. These dishes not only boast lower carbon footprints than meat offerings but also provide a compassionate alternative to factory farmed food.
Millennials love seeing words like "unprocessed," "local," "fresh," and "grass-fed" on the menu!
Let Them Decide
Static menu options are becoming things of the past thanks to millennials' desire to customize every experience. Create flexibility by letting customers modify standard offerings to suit their tastes.
If your location can support it, try out an "assembly line" style of ordering where customers can come to the counter, start with something basic and "build" their own dishes with options for protein, vegetables, sauces and more.
Additionally, call-outs to freshness, natural, authentic and premium items may influence they buying decisions. They are willing to spend more for fresh and natural items.
Encourage Social Connections
Social media is a powerful tool used by millennials on a daily basis. Everywhere you go, phones are out and people are texting, taking pictures and sharing their experiences across multiple networks.
Take care to present every dish in a way that begs to be photographed and posted on Instagram. Let customers know they can label their pictures with an associated hashtag, and use the same tag in all the posts you make.
Share the dishes of the day, new ingredients or unusual finds on your own social media feeds to keep millennials interested.
Update Your Interior Design with Groups in Mind
Millennial customers love to have experiences with their friends – from travel to eating out – they like to spend time in groups.
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Julia Peterson of Mount Dora turned 100 on Aug. 18. A nurse for 40 years, she has knitted more than 265 baby blankets for Pregnancy Care Center at St. Patrick Catholic Church in Mount Dora and First Baptist Church of Leesburg. She has three sons, 11 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Her son, John Peterson, assisted with the interview.
Where were you born and raised? Spillertown, Ill.
What has contributed to your longevity? Staying away from doctors.
What do you remember about the Roaring 20s? She left home when she was 15, going to St. Louis and Chicago. She made her own clothes and dressed to the hilt — dresses, hats and gloves.


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By 1917 the original participants in the war were nearing exhaustion. The great offensives of the previous year (Verdun, the Somme, the Brusilov) had done nothing to bring the war closer to an end but had, for many people, brought it even closer to home. Under the stress, Britain had witnessed the replacement of its last Liberal government by a coalition administration. The imposition of a military draft in January 1916 marked another extension of government regulation at the expense of a cherished voluntary ethic. In Germany, the challenge of fighting on two fronts, and the disruptive impact of the Allied blockade, forced the military authorities to implement a draconian "Hindenburg Program" (named for a German field marshal) to conscript labor and accelerate production. Russia and France teetered near collapse, the seemingly inexhaustible population of the former and the finite manpower of the latter both squandered in bloody attacks.
In an atmosphere of mounting frustration, declining living standards, and increasingly intrusive governmental regulation, signs of discontent and vocal dissent escalated as 1917 wore on. In Germany, work stoppages in metalworking factories threatened to undermine an already fragile economy. Together with demonstrations against high food prices, such strikes indicated that workers were becoming increasingly frustrated. Dissatisfaction with the government's handling of the war and impatience with its unfulfilled promises of domestic reform led to a split within Germany's Social Democratic party (now known as the Majority Social Democratic party or MSPD) and the formation of the more radical Independent German Sociala Democratic party (USPD) in April 1917.
The Russian Revolution was the most spectacular manifestation of unrest, but it was not the only one. There were bread riots, labor strikes, pacifist demonstrations, and mutinies throughout Europe. Suspicious governments were apt to see behind all these the work of socialist agitators, and indeed the Germans had explicitly transported Lenin in a sealed boxcar from Swiss exile to spread the revolutionary virus in Russia. Socialists had been meeting throughout the war, often


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BEATRICE – Property taxpayers who are eligible for a tax break on their home, can now file for Homestead Exemptions. The filing deadline is June 30th.
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Gage County Assessor Patti Milligan says the elderly or others qualifying who had a homestead exemption the past year, will automatically receive an application, starting next week when they are mailed out.
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Persons who live in their own home must be at least age 65 as of January 1st of the application year, and there are income guidelines, under the law.
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Milligan says persons can be approved according to their level of income, but in cases where the home's value has grown beyond a certain point, some exemptions are no longer granted.
Milligan estimates that about 1,200 people in Gage County qualify for the homestead exemption each year. Counties are reimbursed by the state, for the lost revenue.
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Maria Gruzdeva (b.1989) is a Russian-born photographer, who mainly works on long-term documentary projects, underpinned by extensive research. In her work she explores such issues as collective memory, sense of place and belonging, the relationship between landscape and identity.
Her work has been exhibited internationally with group and solo shows in Russia, UK, France, Greece, Finland, Japan, Italy and featured in a number of photographic festivals, including Les Rencontres d'Arles and the Festival of Political Photography in Helsinki.
She is the winner of the biennial Gabriele Basilico International Prize in Architecture and Landscape Photography, Ideas Tap & Magnum Photos Photographic Award, Magenta Flash Forward Emerging Photographer, Fresh Faced Wild Eyed and other competitions.
In 2016 Maria was named one of the 30 Under 30 by Forbes Magazine in the Arts Category.
Her work has been published into three monographs: Direction–Space! (Dewi Lewis Publishing, 2011),
Border: A journey along the edges of Russia (Schilt Publishing, 2016) and The Song of Tkvarcheli (Danilo Montanari Editore, 2017). In 2017 it was also included in Firecrackers: Female Photographers Now written by Fiona Rogers and Max Houghton, published by Thames & Hudson.
Works from Direction-Space! and The Borders of Russia series are included in the permanent collection of National Museum Wales. Maria's multimedia works from these series are also part of the i-mediatheque of Tbilisi Photography & Multimedia Museum. Maria actively participates in talks and discussions around her area of research.


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Bringing Lindy Hop to New England since 1995!
Uptown Swing Dance
Boston's Home of Happy Feet!
Lindy Hop • Swing • Balboa
If you like dancing to awesome music, meeting new people, and having fun, come on out to the monthly Uptown Swing dance! Singles, couples, groups, plus all levels are very welcome. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. A Swing/Lindy Hop lesson is included to start the evening. KI is a beautiful venue conveniently located a few blocks from Coolidge Corner.
Gordon Webster Band
featuring the vocals of Naomi Uyama
Saturday, November 29, 2014
Special Event: Skye & Naomi Workshop Weekend
Dance Exhibition by Skye Humphries & Naomi Uyama
Gordon Webster has grown into one of the most sought after musicians in the Lindy Hop world today. All the tremendous praise he receives is well deserved. His music is exciting, exhilarating and joyful! Our annual dance during the Skye & Naomi weekend has come to be a major highlight of the year. Uptown Swing is happy to have hosted the first pairing of Gordon's band with Naomi Uyama on vocals and to welcome them back now for year seven!
Added new to the line-up this year, Guest DJ Paul Loschak will be bringing the tunes to keep the floor hopping during the band breaks.
This is a not to be missed event!
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It is early afternoon on a cold and rainy day in 1998. Your computer desk is dimly lit by the glow of the desk lamp that sits upon it, as grey light streaks through the curtains. You slide a CD into your computer, and it whirrs and plays a rhythmic and serious song. You click a few buttons on screen, and then… you are God.
Hours pass, it is now late at night. You command a platoon of archers to take aim at a building. Men with axes come after them, but your swordsman intercept them. Catapults launch heaping masses of stone through the air, obliterating everything in their path. Suddenly, a choral chant is overheard, and one by one your army begins turning on one another. "WOLOLO", they shout. Again and again and again, until one by one your blue army is now a sea of red, and your warriors are either turned or obliterated.
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Three (3) years?experience in clinical specialty.
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In the last few years we have carried out the majority of our fit-outs in Central London so have had a chance to work in some amazing buildings with great history. We love to work with the client and the architect to ensure that the character of a building is maintained within the new interior space.
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The Household Of Stephanas
Contributed by Jose Cabajar on Feb 20, 2004 (message contributor)
Summary: The name Stephanas is not well-known to many Christians today, but what he and his household did for the Lord during their time were well-known to God.
The name Stephanas is not well-known to many Christians today, but what he and his household did for the Lord during their time were well-known to God. The very name Stephanas honestly suggests that they were worthy to be acknowledged and be crowned for the glory of God. Their conversion was a remarkable part of Christian history in Achaia. Their love for the Lord had touched many lives and their godly commitment surely inspired many believers in every generation. May we find this lesson helpful as we take a closer look concerning their inspiring testimony. The Holy Spirit will guide us through as we intently study the Word of God.
(I) The First Fruits Of Achaia
-Corinthian Christians
-Baptized by Apostle Paul I Corinthians 1:16
(II) Ministry-minded Family
-They set themselves to the ministry of the saints
-They worked hard with Apostle Paul
-They gave encouragement to God's servants
-They were a great help in the ministry
-They refreshed Paul's spirit
(III) Worthy To Be Acknowledged
-For their faithfulness in the ministry
-For their remarkable love for Christ and His
The household of Stephanas is the kind of Christian family we really need in our ministries today. They are the kind of people who are not seeking for fame, popularity and riches, but looking for the advancement of the spreading of the Gospel of Christ. Apparently, we have God-given families in our Local Churches and their presence and labor of love are not forgotten by God. Let us pray that the Lord may give us more families like the household of Stephanas to help us in our God-given ministries.
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On Tue, Nov 21, 2000 at 12:25:12AM -0600, Andrew Chaney wrote: [snip]> Well, if "magic" is as much a part of life as science & physics, then the > possible writing implements is almost limitless... :^) Especially if the > Experts were the rulers and could dictate what was written & how it was > written.Well, "magic" in the universe of the Ebisedi isn't what you might construe it to be. Although it does have rather odd (from our POV) characteristics, it's also firmly grounded in physics, which limits its possibilities somewhat. (Only "somewhat" because the physics is admittedly rather strange. But then, some people would think quantum mechanics of the real world is even stranger -- fact is stranger than fiction after all! :-P) As far as the monarchy and the Experts are concerned... the Experts have always been a special group of their own, and through the course of the history of the Ebisedi, they have both been welcomed and persecuted by the monarch. The conlang described on my webpage was spoken during the late Kingdom Era, the last days of the monarchy, where the Experts were very much welcomed by the King. Many Experts were appointed as elite soldiers (a Grand Expert was the King's counsellor and close friend, no less). During these "glory days" of the Experts, they were in charge of the educational system, which is why this language became so widespread -- it was originally a semi-conlang (yes, even in its internal history) derived from local lingos, and used only among the Expert inner circles. So yes, they were effectively "dictating" how the language was written or spoken... but there wasn't anything really spectacular about it; it's just as mundane as teaching children to use pens for writing. (Which is why, again, I hate using terminology like "magic", since it really gives the wrong impressions :-/ ) [snip]> It seems like I read about a similar system of color-writing somewhere else, > but I can't think of where it was...I seem to recall seeing something about it as well... but can't remember what it might be. OTOH, since we're talking about conscripts and writing systems, I remember one very fascinating conscript that is written using *embroidery*. Well, one form of it, that is. I don't remember offhand which conlang it was, but it was absolutely amazing. If the creator of that conscript is reading this by any chance, speak up! (hint, hint) :-) T -- Real Programmers use "cat > a.out".


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Michael Fowler Centre
Michael Fowler Centre
The Michael Fowler Centre's unique design boasts a three-level glass facade and is finished throughout with native timbers and Italian marble. With a capacity of 2209, this is one of New Zealand's premier performance spaces.
Parking and Transport
Parking for approximately 88 car parks with 3 disability spaces is available at the Michael Fowler Centre car park. For details of charges and opening hours please visit: pwv.co.nz
Alternative car parks are available at the Tournament Car Park on Wakefield Street (opposite the Michael Fowler Centre).
Public Transport
For timetable information for bus or trains within Wellington contact Metlink on 0800 801 700 or visit metlink.org.nz
A dedicated taxi rank is located outside the Michael Fowler Centre.
Wheelchair Access
Three disabled parking spaces are available within the Michael Fowler Centre car park and patrons with mobility problems can also be dropped off directly outside the entrance. Most areas within the venue are accessible by lift. Designated spaces for wheelchair users and their carer are available within the auditorium. Wheelchairs are available for use at the venue as well as wheelchair accessible toilet facilities. Wheelchair accessible taxis can be arranged. Please inform Ticketek at the time of booking of any accessibility requirements you have.
Hearing Loops
A hearing loop is available within the auditorium.
For more information please visit Venues Wellington accessibility page.
At the Venue
Carvery and bar service available at the venue.
111 Wakefield Street
Wellington, 6011
The Michael Fowler Centre is situated at the bottom of Cuba Street in central Wellington.
Opening Hours
The main office within the Michael Fowler Centre is open from 8.30am to 5.30pm, Monday - Friday. Also open prior to performances.
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Click here to see the venue map.
At the Venue
There is a Ticketek Box Office located within the Michael Fowler Centre complex on Wakefield street. Tickets can be purchased in person between 9am – 5pm Monday – Friday, and 10am-4pm Saturday – Sunday. Tickets can also be purchased prior to performances.
Website: ticketek.co.nz
Another Ticketek Box office is also located within the St James Theatre on Courtenay Place. Tickets can be purchased here between 9am – 5:30pm Monday – Friday, and 10am – 2pm Saturday. Closed on Sunday. Tickets can also be purchased prior to performances.


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If possible, it is always best to spend two days at Cedar Point, as many people underestimate the size and time it will take to experience everything. We suggest staying at a nearby Sandusky hotel while visiting to maximize your trip and purchasing Experience the Point: Unofficial Guidebook to Cedar Point for even more information.
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- TSellersAsked on February 07, 2014 at 03:41 AM
Not sure if you're aware of this, but if you restore a form to a previous version, and then click on it only once, you then lose the ability to leave that screen, as the 'X' in the upper right corner disappears. You are effectively trapped in that screen, and when you go look at your restored form, all the options that were there, are gone. This is an example of how the 'X' has gone missing from the upper right (Pls note the scroll bar does not go up any higher):
- JotForm SupportNeilVicenteAnswered on February 07, 2014 at 06:49 AM
I tried to recreate it on all the major browsers but had no problems whatsoever.
May I ask which particular browser (and version) are you using when this error occurred?
- TSellersAnswered on February 07, 2014 at 01:45 PM
I was using Chrome, and tried it in IE as well. That was after clearing cache and cookies. I'll try from a different computer and see what happens and get back with the results, while I'm at it I'll try the other problem from another machine as well and see if it makes a difference


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The last time we saw Adam Cianciarulo on a bike, he was leading the combined East and West field of 250 riders at the 2018 Las Vegas Supercross. Minutes after crossing the finish line in first, he dropped the unexpected news that he would be sitting out the summer series in order to repair a damaged ACL that he suffered back in 2017 at the Indianapolis Supercross. We caught up with AC92 to see how things have been going since then and what the future holds as he recovers and sets his sights on 2019.
Alright, let's go back a bit. You win the 2018 Las Vegas Supercross, you're on the podium, and boom, you drop the news that you're getting ACL surgery and you're out for the summer. Take us through how things have been going since that moment.
The week before [Las Vegas] I had my pre-surgery appointment and I had known I was going to get surgery for a while, so it wasn't necessarily devastating for me. I had a chance to ease into it. After the offseason when I had agitated my knee again at the MXGP of the USA in September it was the tentative plan with the team and everyone that I'd get through Supercross and then do it. I always thought that I'd probably get it done after Vegas and then I confirmed it a few weeks before Vegas. It was definitely different, it's not a situation I've ever been in. Leaving the practice track on Thursday for Vegas and knowing that it was going to be my last time on a bike until like September was different. I feel like I rode with nothing to lose really and I was super stoked to be out there. I always feel really good in Vegas on that super hard, slick dirt. I feel great and yeah, obviously after the race I had some fun after that because you have to, it's Vegas. Then I got surgery on Wednesday and since then it's been recovery. I feel like I only celebrated the win in Vegas for a couple days and then reality hits and I get surgery. You know, surgery is never fun no matter how many times you have it. You can't really prepare for it. It's just one of those things that is uncomfortable and it sucks, but therapy has been going really well and everything feels great with my knee. It's difficult to watch these guys race outdoors and knowing that I'm not out there competing, but it's just one of those things and you have to do the best you can every day with what you have. I've been making the best out of it and been having a good time and not letting it make me miserable by any means, so I'm just doing what I can at this point.
Right now, the expectation is to line up for the 2019 Supercross season, but when do you actually get to return to riding the bike?
The recovery right now is four to five months with the knee, which would put me in the September to October area. Obviously, that's subject to change and we're not going to rush it. I'm not trying to at that point because we still have plenty of time to get ready. It's not one of those deals where I need to rush back and do something stupid. I'm just following the doctor's orders and whenever they feel it's ready to go and strong enough, we'll be out there and riding. It definitely feels like it's a long time away right now.
Like you said, it's hard to watch the outdoors right now, but you have the perspective of being a top rider getting to sit back and watch things unfold, what are your thoughts on the season so far?
Going back to what you said with it being hard to watch, in years past when I've been hurt – like that whole 2015 and beginning of 2016 season – I didn't really watch because it made me so bitter. I didn't want to see these guys, I didn't want to see it. It kind of disconnected me from the sport and mentally it set me back a little bit. I told myself that this time, no matter how hard it is, I need to watch and learn and stay connected to what everybody is doing and how they're progressing. It's been really changing my mindset. It's crazy when you watch the race how different you feel about it. Every time I watch I'm really trying to get better and watch what these guys do. Of course, I'm a fan of the sport too and more-so a fan of the 450 class because it's difficult to watch the 250 class. I enjoy watching the 450 class and the 250 class I watch for my benefit, not because I want to. I've enjoyed seeing all of that go down. I think with the two top guys coming in being Osborne and J-Mart who are both veterans and have both been around a long time, they know what they're doing. I think right now though if Martin wants to win this championship he's going to have to do something quickly because right now Osborne has the advantage mentally. Jeremy is a fantastic rider and so is Zach. Plus, there are other guys in there too. Plessinger is riding great and my teammates, Forkner and Savatgy, they're really good too. It's one of those deals where if someone is going to take it from Osborne, they're going to have to be aggressive and they're going to have to snatch it out of his hands.
Looking at next year, your plan is to race another year on the 250 and then move up to the 450 if all things go well. Are you excited for that step up to the 450? Is there any anxiousness to take that next step?
For me, I have so much unfinished business on 250s that it'd be stupid of me to look to the 450. I have ridden a 450 a decent amount this past year and I feel great on them. I'm confident that it's going to work out well for me when I move up, but with that being said, my focus is on being the best I can be on a 250 and I definitely haven't gotten there yet and put it all together. First and foremost, that's what I need to focus on. I'm focused on the present day and I'm not searching too far into the future about what's going to happen on the 450 or anything like that. I'm just looking to be the best that I can be on the 250 and I think that in turn will help me make the transition a lot easier.
During this time that you're recovering from the surgery, what's the plan?
I'm already back in the gym doing upper body and core stuff, so that part is nice. Of course, I'm doing physical therapy and that sort of stuff. I'm staying busy for sure and I'll go to some races this year for sure. I might even do a little commentating. I think as far as the gym and stuff goes, my legs have always been the strongest part of my body and the strength seems to come back pretty fast in those, so I'm excited that I'm able to hone some weaknesses in my upper body while my leg heals. Obviously, I can't do much with the lower body. For me, it's a good spot to be in as far as getting hurt because I can focus on some other stuff, but I think in general, I'll be living each day the best I can for what it is and try to improve in every area.