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"Asian Guy Hair"--Only in Asia?
also they say shiiiit about our hairstyles. when we llook at their hairstylles, its soo ugly. shiit, and when my friend does his sasuke hairstyle there will always be at least 5 people that will say that his hair is emo, shiiit fukkk them americans, they try to make fun of us. hell no,
What a funny topic ! >o<
Yes because i one of those who think that boy with a good hair cut and beautiful hair is hot ! lol
This kind of haircut is pretty fashionnable in Paris. I mean it's one of the caracteristic of the hot parisian guy at the moment lol. I don´t know if this fashion came from Asia but thank god, i luv long hair for a guy ! XD
ok first thing i dont like this guy but he is pretty close ( in a way )
Japanese hairstyles i think are influenced by their anime/manga characters: long, spiky, unkempt by most standards...only the Japanese men can pull off with that style....
hi there amigas & amigos...let's join the CR fun:-)
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u know i think the jonas brothers are trying there best to see is they can pull it off....... wellllllll it doesnt work at all with them!!!!! the one who mostly doest it is joe though.
Sorry if anybody gets offened or any thing like that but that is just wat i think!!!! GOMENAZAI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
looool funny thing is i was thinking of the jonas brothers when i posted this topic xD he's close...but...doesnt have the asian powers huh? ^_^
yep but in camp rock he kinda pulled it off. because his hair was messy and all and it worked
Crunchyroll is being so long
i think they'd look girly and ridiculous if they'd try sporting cuts like that in their country.... i can only imagine koreans, japanese, taiwanese with those kind of haircuts.... they look good on them....
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ok first thing i dont like this guy but he is pretty close ( in a way )
he looks like he's wearing a girl's wig. lol
Crunchyroll is being so long
i haven't seen any caucasian guy with that kind of hair, but i personally like the hairstyle.
Asians in general can get away with a lot of things in "fashions" that most cultures can't. For example...the wearing of mismatched layers, UPON layers of clothing, and finishing it off with a huge purse with pink shoes, and they look cute! Or you see a lot of Asian guys wearing white pants in tv dramas with black shoes or pink suit coats...not a lot of people can pull that off. If someone were to walk into my building wearing something even remotely similar, and they weren't Asian, hilarity would ensue. When I was in college all the Asian students hung out together and had on the most interesting outfits, and it totally worked for them.
(Ok this is a tad extreme, but you get the idea... :D)
So, just how they can practically wear anything they want and look cute...the same goes for the hairstyle. But if anyone else tries to mimmick it, it more than likely wouldn't work. Let's just leave it to the Asians...who pull it off SOOOOO well....*drools*
Laying n bed, gazing @ the sky I thought...WHERE THE HECK DID MY CEILING GO?!
Hey guys chill out I agree that some stuff or hairstyle looks good only on Asians or "whites" I truely hate arrogants but people chill out RESPECT OTHER PEOPLE and Culture.
animegirl1847 wrote:
u know i think the jonas brothers are trying there best to see is they can pull it off....... wellllllll it doesnt work at all with them!!!!! the one who mostly doest it is joe though.
Sorry if anybody gets offened or any thing like that but that is just wat i think!!!! GOMENAZAI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Humm... I'm really sure it is gomenasai,,, not a z sound but a sssssss sound. I look at the pic over and over again but how is he trying to pull it off ? Read how the opening starter describes Asian haircuts as... :)
Edit : And that's a medium length bob...for the record.
Answer to the topic's question : Here it's considered gay. I don't like the asian style myself... The nailpolish and stuff...they put on stuff that we do... it kinda irritates me ... Wach gokusen 3 episode 9 for example and notice the guy with the spikes and the dog like necklace. HE HAS the same t-shirt....you know the curvy ones at stitches? Anyways...I wouldn't like going out with a guy dressed and wearing make up like that.
And for example Japan is pretty open with fashion..you could wear anything and people wouldn't look at you with a wtf look (Well expect if your a dude dressed in a girls uniform)
yeah i think so..i'm in UK and i haven't seen anyone have this look. Even asians here doesn't do much of the ASIAN GUY HAIR style.....they're being influenced by british guys here...gawd i so like to see an asian having an ASIAN HAIRSTYLE here....lolz..
Luv D BAnG BoOm!
lol really...we Americans are wayyy behind on the fashion thing. i mean we're not one of the world's trend leaders or anything. Oh, and our entertainment business isn't known world wide or anything, which wouldn't matter, because everyone knows that people don't dress according to what they are influenced by in the media or anything... *sarcasm* but seriously no hard feelings...but i think americans are pretty solid in the fashion business....
shi* happens. but its still hard for me to grasp.
no, i havent seen western stars have "the asian hair", but they totally should cuz i think that "the asian hair" is really hot and looks so awesome
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ubiEa8q-LY...this guy here equals<3
there are emo/rockers that has hair like that
but i like asian guys more with it
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Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Two Ways To Bakasana That Look The Same But Are Completely Different Ene...
Here I show two ways to bakasna that might look the same but are energetically different.
The second way I show the postural cues to create postural firmness that will help you feel light and able to move into more complex poses with ease.
The first way is heavy and weak, although may leave your ego buoyed because you are balancing.
On my next visit to Sri Lanka we will be working on these concepts!
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Inside IUPUI Archive: 2006
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By Stuart Soffer on December 23, 2009 at 11:20 am
Last week a stream of cleantech related events emerged onto my radar is several ways. First, Bruce Abramson simply but profoundly commented on Facebook that he
"just realized that of all the activities he has ever undertaken, the one whose consequences contributed most to his carbon footprint was probably protesting against nuclear energy and nuclear research in the 1980s."
He has a good point. It's time to revisit the risks and benefits of nuclear technology and how it fits in to current Cleantech thinking.
Last Tuesday the USPTO announced granting an experimental program on accelerated examination of applications cleantech patents. They aren't the first as the Korean Patent Office announced accelerated cleantech patent examinations within 30 days.
As a result, I was interviewed by the Environment Report of Michigan Public Radio to comment on the impacts of this policy. In response to the question of whether or not this would spur innovation, I suspect that I disappointed by saying that I did not think that accelerated examination this would not have this effect. What does spur innovation in this area is R&D funding. However one beneficiary of the PTO policy would be startups and small companies – those for whom some patents in the quiver may help on the valuation and funding side for the company.
Much of cleantech patenting is done by large entities and that there are large research and development demands. For entities such as Ford Motor, Midwest Research Institute or International Fuel Cells as examples, getting the patent faster doesn't get innovation done faster.
In the Federal Register notice the PTO acknowledged the difficulty of identifying what is exactly a cleantech patent. This notice enumerated over 60 patent classes/subclass combinations that may harbor cleantech innovations eligible for accelerted review. Unfortunately it's more difficult than that: my tracking of eco/green technologies reveals eco related patenting in over 5000 unique class/subclass combinations.
Asked how this would affect me in 2010, I offered that there are many eco patents that could be classified as business methods and this is probably how I'd be drawn in.
In other news The Harvard Club of San Francisco hosting a panel on January 21, 2010 entitled "Is Nuclear Power Green Power? Small Modular Reactors and the New Nuclear Era", sponsored by Alston & Bird. With Bruce Abramson's comment fresh in my mind I turned to California High Speed Rail. It is not clear how and where the required power infrastructure for HSR appears. (In France, it's nuclear power.)
All of the foregoing leads me to ask the following question: ignoring accident risks for now, would it be possible to propel high speed rail with modular reactors as the train engine, as in submarines?


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The Raspberry Pi Foundation has just sold it's 10 millionth unit since having begun the manufacture of their original Raspberry Pi device four and a half years ago. Their original, wildly optimistic plan to reach 10,000 units at most was far surpassed soon after they shipped the first units.
The tiny computers were originally planned and designed around education – a small, affordable, easy to use computer to get children interested in technology and subsequently more deeply involved in school. Little did they know that all children, from pre-teens to old farts like me, would be attracted to its promise of a tiny world of infinite fun.
Right now I've got a Pi 3 dual booting OSMC and RetroPie on a 32GB micro SD card. The uses for the Pi are not yet infinite, but there are many open source projects, so many that you would need a good deal of free time to tackle them all. If you're a part time hacker like me, you owe it to yourself to pay the $35 for a Pi and begin having fun. Hint: MicroCenter sometimes has them on sale for $29.99. 🙂
If you're interested in the differences between the two "versions" of Raspberry Pi, below are both distributors' boxes – RS Components/Allied Electronics and Premier Farnell/Element14. These are the two official distributors of the Pi devices. The more noticeable difference I've been able to surmise is that each distributor has their own box art. The other visual anomaly is on the board itself. The Alliance Technologies board reads 'Made in UK' and the Element 14 reads 'Made in PRC'.


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Geoscience Australia welcomes RV Investigator
12 December 2014
Australia's marine geoscience capability is today strengthened by the official commissioning of RV Investigator, the nation's newest scientific research vessel.
Equipped with state-of-the-art geoscience research equipment, the Marine National Facility vessel provides opportunities for marine geoscience throughout Australian waters.
Geoscience Australia's Chief Executive Officer Dr Chris Pigram said that the launch of the RV Investigator is a landmark event for all scientists who work offshore as the vessel provides the science community with a modern highly capable platform from which to conduct research into our massive marine jurisdiction and beyond.
Australia's marine jurisdiction is vast - covering an area almost twice the size of the Australian landmass, and remains relatively unexplored.
"As an island continent, Australia has sovereign rights over this vast area of ocean, and is responsible for the management and protection of the many different marine ecosystems and resources that sustain our way of life," Dr Pigram explained.
"Marine geoscience is essential to understanding this marine environment and realising the potential it offers, now and into the future," Dr Pigram said.
The RV Investigator uses a range of advanced geoscientific equipment to take samples, measurements and images of the sea floor and the rock beneath. Scientists use the results of their investigations to look back through the geological record to help them understand changes in the Earth's continents, oceans and atmosphere.
Sea floor mapping uses a range of advanced sonar technologies to measure the depth and hardness of the seaf loor. Geoscientists also record variations in the Earth's gravity and magnetic fields to determine the geological structure below the sea floor.
The vessel is also equipped with a variety of devices to take samples from the sea floor. By identifying the mineral composition of these samples, scientists can also learn more about the formation of the oceans and the geological history of the Earth, facilitating the identification of potential mineral and petroleum resources.
The enhanced capability provided by the new vessel greatly increases the opportunity for new discoveries in Australia's marine jurisdiction.


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This numbered edition Acrylic Glass Print, designed by Madhureeta Bera, comes with a numbered and signed certificate of authenticity. Printed on archival-quality photo paper mounted on the back of a 1/8" thick, clear acrylic substrate, this artwork comes ready to hang on a wire attached to a wooden frame fixed on the back.
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There is absolutely no need to tinker with Puccini's sob-fest, no need for gimmicks or trendy innovations, everything you need for great art is there in the music.
No wonder it stands at number six on Operabase's list of top 10 operas world-wide.
What you do need is a Butterfly with astonishing stamina, great acting ability and, above all, a stunning voice.
The Albanian soprano, Ermonela Jaho, possesses all three and deployed them to great effect in this highly affecting production.
The pain and resignation in her face, after her all-night vigil waiting for Pinkerton, following the famous Humming Chorus, will live long in the memory.
Mezzo-soprano Elizabeth Deshong, as the maid Suzuki, provided first rate support which was acknowledged by an appreciative audience roar when she took her curtain call.
Suzuki has to balance hope for Butterfly with her anticipation of the car crash to come. A delicate balance to establish and maintain.
If Operabase had a top 10 of the most despised male characters, Pinkerton would score highly.
All he has to do is look good (Butterfly's infatuation has to be convincing), sing some top Cs and scarper.
Marcelo Puente fulfilled the role of this unredeemed louse.
Conductor Antonio Pappano is surely at his strongest with Italian verismo. His understanding with Ermonela Jaho and the subtlety of orchestral support was exceptional.
This was Royal Opera House at the very top of its form.


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Ammons, Elizabeth. "Men of Color, Women, and Uppity Art at the Turn of the Century." In American Realism and the Canon. Ed. Tom Quirk and Gary Scharnhorst. Newark: U of Delaware P; London and Toronto: Associated U Presses, 1994: 23. "Dreiser and Norris are in crucial ways simply embarrassing. Dreiser's sloppiness as a writer and sentimentality as a thinker and Norris's crude biases and philosophizing disqualify them for inclusion in the great white male writers' tradition, even if only because they expose too nakedly certain attitudes and values more subtly veiled in the work of their artistic superiors."
Anderson, Sherwood. Für Eleanor: geheime Briefe an die Geliebte: ein Nachlass von Sherwood Anderson. Ed. Ray Lewis White. Trans. Gerhard Kelling. Hamburg : Achilla, 1994. German translation of Anderson, Sherwood. Sherwood Anderson's Secret Love Letters: For Eleanor, A Letter a Day. Ed. Ray Lewis White. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State U P, 1991 (see 1991 bibliography).
Anderson, Sherwood. Introduction. Short Stories, by Theodore Dreiser. New York: Dover, 1994. Dover Thrift Editions. Reprints Anderson's introduction to 1918 Modern Library Edition.
Applegate, Edd. "Theodore Dreiser (27 August 1871 – 28 December 1945)." Dictionary of Literary Biography: American Magazine Journalists, 1900-1960. 2nd series, vol. 137. Ed. Sam G. Riley. Detroit: Gale, 1994. 85-95.
Armstrong, Tim. "Addiction, Electricity, and Desire." Beyond the Pleasure Dome: Writing and Addiction from the Romantics. Ed. Sue Vice, Matthew Campbell, and Tim Armstrong. Sheffield: Sheffield Academic P, 1994. 134-42.
Berthoff, Warner. "Modern Instances: Brooks, Mumford, Dreiser" / "Robert Penn Warren's Dreiser." American Trajectories: Authors and Readings, 1790-1970. University Park: Pennsylvania State UP, 1994. 95-99.
Bitzer, Barbara. "Sehnsucht: The Key to the Secret Life, As Illustrated in Selected Modern American Novels." Ph.D. dissertation, Arizona State U, 1994, 311 pp. DAI 55 (1994): 961A. "Sehnsucht, the Key to Sister Carrie's Art, Sehnsucht in Dreiser's Sister Carrie" (thesis chapter).
Brennan, Stephen. C. Review of Mechanism and Mysticism: The Influence of Science on the Thought and Work of Theodore Dreiser, by Louis J. Zanine. Modern Language Studies 24.3 (Summer 1994): 121-23.
Castle, Dana B. "Male Moral Irresponsibility in Theodore Dreiser's An American Tragedy." Master's thesis, College of William and Mary, 1994. v + 37 pp.
Clayton, Douglas. Floyd Dell: The Life and Times of an American Rebel. Chicago: Ivan R. Dee, 1994. 4, 72-73, 90-92, 99, 127-30, 193. Provides information about the relationship of Dell and Dreiser and the affairs each had with the actress Kirah Markham. Focuses on significant reviews and evolving critical opinions by each writer of the other. Quotes briefly from correspondence between Dell and Dreiser in the Dell papers at the University of Chicago and in the Penn Dreiser archive.
Clendenning, John. "Desire and Regression in Dreiser's An American Tragedy." Dreiser Studies 25.2 (1994): 23-35.
Coker, Jeffrey W. "A Leftward Glance: The Depression-Era Politics of Dreiser, Dos Passos, and Anderson." Master's thesis, Southwest Texas State U, 1994. vi + 91 pp.
Cusk, Rachel. "On the Shelf." Sunday Times (London) 13 March 1994. Section: Features. Reviews Penguin edition of Sister Carrie.
Doctorow, E .L. "Theodore Dreiser: Book One and Book Two." Poets and Presidents. London: Papermac, 1994. Reprint.
Folsom, Franklin. Days of Anger, Days of Hope: A Memoir of the League of American Writers, 1937-1942. Niwot, CO: UP of Colorado, 1994. 28-30, 34, 73, 91, 118, 203, 259. Reports, from firsthand experience, on Dreiser's activities as a member of the League of American Writers, including his support of the Republican cause during the Spanish Civil War and other political opinions and activities (which are not covered in detail). Quotes in full a 1939 telegram (in the author's possession) from Dreiser to the Author's League urging that the League (which did not act on Dreiser's request) contact Pope Pius XII to urge the him to use his influence to try to persuade Franco to spare victims of the war. Says that Dreiser's trip to France in 1938 to attend a writer's conference was partly financed by the Soviet government, unbeknownst to Dreiser. Provides information about radical authors with whom Dreiser associated
Fredrickson, Kathy. "Jennie Gerhardt: A Daughteronomy of Desire." Dreiser Studies 25.1 (1994): 12-22.
Gammel, Irene. Sexualizing Power in Naturalism: Theodore Dreiser and Frederic Philip Grove. Calgary, Alberta, Canada: U of Calgary P, 1994.
Gilbert, Emily. "Naturalist Metaphors in the Literatures of Chicago, 1893-1925." Journal of Historical Geography 20.3 (1994): 283-304. Discusses The Cliff-Dwellers by Henry Blake Fuller, Dreiser's Sister Carrie, and Upton Sinclair's The Jungle.
Source: Elder, Shane and Stephen C. Brennan. "A Dreiser Checklist, 1993-1997." Dreiser Studies 31.2 (2000): 39-57
Goodman, James. Stories of Scottsboro. New York: Pantheon, 1994. 29-30, 47, 189. Provides information and sources with regard to Dreiser's involvement in the campaign to free the "Scottsboro Boys."
Granger, Bill. "Theodore Dreiser: American Dreamer Series: Chicago's Literary Legacy." Chicago Tribune 9 October 1994, pg. 23.
Guest, David Michael. "Sentenced to Death: The American Novel and the Rhetoric of Capital Punishment." Ph.D. dissertation, Vanderbilt U, 1994. 213 pp. DAI 55 (1995): 1954A. Examines Norris's McTeague, Dreiser's An American Tragedy, Capote's In Cold Blood, and Mailer's The Executioner's Song.
Guy, David. "Experiences of the Void." New England Review 6.2 (1994): 130-38.
Hall, Murray G. Der Paul Zsolnay Verlag. Von der Gründung bis der Rückkehr aus Dem Exil. Tübingen, Max Niemeyer, 1994. 208-12, 220, 249, 272, 299.
Harmon, Charles Calvin. "The Human Element: Styles of Subjectivity in the United States, 1900-1940." Ph.D. dissertation, U of Wisconsin, 1994. i + 212 pp. DAI 56 (1995): 241A. Compares representations of subjectivity by writers such as Dreiser, Wright, and Faulkner with conceptions of agency that shaped industrial psychology, marketing, and mass culture. The first chapter notes similarities between views in Sister Carrie and the theories and biographies of industrial management pioneers Frank and Lillian Gilbreth.
Hart, Jeffrey. "Reality in America: Yet Once More." Sewanee Review 102.2 (1994): 631-40.
Hobson, Fred. Mencken: A Life. New York: Random House, 1994. Passim.
Hutchisson, James M. "The Marguerite Tjader Collection at the Humanities Research Center." Dreiser Studies 25.2 (1994): 36-40.
Jett, Kevin W. "Cowperwood Revised: A Comparative Analysis of the 1912 and 1927 Editions of Theodore Dreiser's The Financier." Master's thesis, Indiana State U, 1994. v + 99 pp.
Koenig, Rhoda. "Fallen from Fashion-Sister Carrie by Theodore Dreiser." The Spectator (London) 26 March 1994: 38.
Lears, Jackson. Fables of Abundance: A Cultural History of Advertising in America. New York: Basic, 1994. 274-81. Examines The "Genius" within the context of a cultural history of advertising. Places Dreiser and his alter ego Eugene Witla in that context, discussing Witla's experiences in advertising and parallels in Dreiser's life. Notes that a conflict between authenticity and artifice and between art and commerce is central to the novel and true to Dreiser's own experience of life.
Leute, Birgit. "Chicago in American Literature: Theodore Dreiser's Sister Carrie and Upton Sinclair's The Jungle. Thesis, Pädagogischen Hochschule. U Freiburg, Germany, 1994
Lin, Wenchi "Commodity, Performance, and Social Identity in Theodore Dreiser's Sister Carrie." 《中央大學人文學報》第十二期. 101-30 , 1994 年 08 月。
Livingston, James. Pragmatism and the Political Economy of Cultural Revolution, 1850-1940. Chapel Hill: U of North Carolina P, 1994. 132-33, 139-47, 151-53, 155-57. Claims that the exemplary naturalist novel, Sister Carrie, should be read "as a formal parody of realism."
McNamara, Kevin R. "The Ames of The Good Society: Sister Carrie and Social Engineering." Criticism 34.2 (1994): 217-35.
Minter, David. A Cultural History of the American Novel: Henry James to William Faulkner. New York: Cambridge UP, 1994.
Mizuguchi, Shigeo. "Addenda and Corrigenda to Theodore Dreiser: A Primary Bibliography and Reference Guide: English Language Instruction Texts Published in Japan." Dreiser Studies 25.1 (1994): 51-2.
Morozkina, E.A. T. Draizer i A. Shopengauer: problemy etikii i estetiki. Amerikanskaia literatura v mirovom kontekste. Tezisy dokladov. [Concerning T. Dreiser and A. Schopenhauer: The problem of ethics and aesthetics. American literature in world context. Lecture Notes]. Moscow: MGU, 1994, pp. 34-36. Морозкина Е.А. Т.Драйзер и А.Шопенгауэр: проблемы этики и эстетики // Американская литература в мировом контексте. Тезисы докладов. Москва: МГУ, 1994, с.34-36. Translated and published as "Dreiser and Schopenhauer: The Concept of 'Desire'." Dreiser Studies 28.2 (1997). 22-33.
Morozkina, E.A. Tvorchestvo Teodora Draizera i literaturnoe razvitie SShA na rubezhe XIX-XX vekov. [Theodore Dreiser's works and the literary development of the U.S.A. at the turn of the 19th-20th centuries]. Ufa: Bashkirskii universitet, 1994. Морозкина Е.А. Творчество Теодора Драйзера и литературное развитие США на рубеже XIX-XX веков. Уфа: Издательство Башкирского университета, 1994
Morozkina, E.A. Zhanrovye osobennosti romanov T. Draizera "Sestra Kerri" i "Amerikanskaia Tragediia". Traditsii i vzaimodeistvia v zarubezhnykh literaturakh. [Genre features of T. Draizer's novels "Sister Carrie" and "An American Tragedy". Traditions and Interactions of Foreign Literatures]. Perm, 1994, pp. 71-77. Морозкина Е.А. Жанровые особенности романов Т.Драйзера "Сестра Керри" и "Американская трагедия" // Традиции и взаимодействия в зарубежных литературах. Пермь, 1994, с.71-77.
Moseley, Philip. "Marxist Analysis of Two Novels by Theodore Dreiser." Master's thesis, California State U, Long Beach, 1994. iii + 74 pp. Analyzes Sister Carrie and An American Tragedy.
Source: Elder, Shane and Stephen C. Brennan. "A Dreiser Checklist, 1993-1997." Dreiser Studies 31.2 (2000): 39-57.
Mulligan, Roark. "The Lost Phoebe." Masterplots II: Short Story Series. Revised Edition. Ed. Charles May. Pasadena, CA; Hackensack, NJ: Salem P, 1994′ vol. 5, pp. 2447-249. Summarizes story's plot and discusses story's theme and narrative technique.
Mulligan, Roark. "The 'Realistic' Application of Irony: Structural and Thematic Considerations in An American Tragedy." Dreiser Studies 25.1 (1994): 3-11.
Mulligan, Roark Richard. "The World Made Real: Theodore Dreiser's Rhetoric of Realism." Ph.D. dissertation, U of Oregon, 1994. DAI 55 (1995): 2393A. 431 pp.
Newlin, Keith. "Dreiser's 'The Girl in the Coffin' in the Little Theater." Dreiser Studies 25.1 (1994): 31-50.
Oldani, Louis J. "Dreiser's 'Genius' in the Making: Composition and Revision." Studies in Bibliography 47 (1994): 230-52.
Pitoniak, Thomas. "Present Feelings, Distant Reason: Conscience in Sister Carrie." American Literary Realism 26.3 (1994): 65-81.
Pizer, Donald. Review of Pennsylvania Edition of Jennie Gerhardt (1992). Journal of English and Germanic Philology 93.2 (1994): 275-78.
Powys, John Cowper. "Theodore Dreiser." Elusive America The Uncollected Essays of John Cowper Powys. Ed. Paul Roberts. 77-100. London: Cecil Woolf, 1994. Reprints three articles by Powys cited in Theodore Dreiser: A Primary Bibliography and Reference Guide, Second Edition; edited by Donald Pizer, Richard W. Dowell, and Fredric E. Rusch (1991): "Theodore Dreiser." Little Review (1915) 2: 7-13 (review of The "Genius"); "Real American Book by Genius Is Star in Literary Heavens," San Francisco Bulletin, 23 August 1919 (review of Twelve Men); and review of An American Tragedy, Dial (April 1926). Also prints "A Protest," an unpublished manuscript by Powys now in the Harry Ransom Research Center, U of Texas at Austin; and a review of Dreiser's Tragic America by Powys that was "possibly published in The Franciscan Herald in 1931, although no record of this has been found. However, it was certainly published, since a proof copy was found among Powys's unpublished letters" in the Dreiser collection at the U of Pennsylvania.
Pryor, John Clark. "A Violation of Sanctities: The Interrogation of the Popular Press in the Novels of Howells, James, Wharton, and Dreiser." Ph.D. dissertation, U of Massachusetts, 1994. vii + 232 pp. DAI 55 (1994): 568A. Examines the work of authors whose works offer criticisms of the popular press, including Dreiser (in Sister Carrie and An American Tragedy).
Source: Elder, Shane and Stephen C. Brennan. "A Dreiser Checklist, 1993-1997." Dreiser Studies 31.2 (2000): 39-57; Five Colleges Libraries Catalog, online
Reynolds, Guy. Review of the Pennsylvania Edition of Jennie Gerhardt (A92.2). Notes and Queries 41.2 (1994): 280-81.
Riese, Claas. "Strategies in Theodore Dreiser's Trilogy of Desire to Resolve the Division Between the Material and the Spiritual." Master's thesis, Portland State U, 1994. 67 pp.
Riggio, Thomas P. 1994. "The Literary Canon in the Early 1900s." Papers in Honor of Scully Bradley. Philomathean Society. U of Pennsylvania, 1994.
Rozga, Margaret. "Sisters in a Quest-Sister Carrie and A Thousand Acres: The Search for Identity in Gendered Territory." Midwestern Miscellany 22 (1994): 18-29.
Seguin, Robert Henry. "Around Quitting Time: Work, Technology, and the Forms of Middle-Class Ideology in Modern American Fiction." Ph.D. dissertation, Duke U, 1994. 261 pp. DAI 56 (1995): 934A. Examines modern American narrative in relation to the historical development of middle classness in the U.S.A. Asserts that in Sister Carrie Dreiser creates an "urban pastoral" as a realm of middle-class fantasy, a realm which draws on older ideological images of aestheticized labor but significantly updates them. See also the author's Around Quitting Time: Work and Middle-Class Fantasy in American Fiction (Duke UP, 2001), cited individually here.
Smith, Jonathan Richardson. "The Rise of the Novel Trilogy in the United States, 1890-1940." Ph.D. dissertation, U of Virginia, 1994. 208 pp. DAI 55 (1995): 3194A. "I show how the genre arose in this country in conscious imitations of Sienkiewicz's Polish trilogy; I suggest the implications for traditional separations among romance, naturalism, and modernism of Dreiser's borrowing the form from romancer Churchill."
Smith, Richard Cándida. Review of Mechanism and Mysticism: The Influence of Science on the Thought and Work of Theodore Dreiser, by Louis J. Zanine. Isis 85.4 (December 1994): 732-33.
Smith, Shawn Michelle. "Superficial Depths: Visions of Identity in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction, 1839-1900." Ph.D. dissertation, U of California, San Diego, 1994. 469 pp. DAI 55 (1994): 967A. Examines the ways in which "technologies of vision" delivered middle-class representations of gender and race in the nineteenth-century United States. Chapter 4 discusses Dreiser's "Nigger Jeff" and Sister Carrie.
Source: Elder, Shane and Stephen C. Brennan. "A Dreiser Checklist, 1993-1997." Dreiser Studies 31.2 (2000): 39-57
Sterne, Richard Clark. Dark Mirror: The Sense of Injustice in Modern European and American Literature. New York: Fordham UP, 1994. 121-39 passim. Focuses on European and American trial fiction since 1880. Comments on the tension between ethical law and natural law (in the Darwinian sense) in Dreiser's An American Tragedy.
Swindell, Larry. "The raw power of Dreiser." Fort Worth Star-Telegram (Texas) 31 July 1994, pg. 1. "Theodore Dreiser was and is the great grizzly bear of American literature – wild and coarse and powerful, definitely commanding respect, if grudgingly. Smooth prose composition eluded him forever. His style was raw, his sentences often bewildering, and he organized poorly. Dreiser's major novels are structurally chaotic, causing one to wonder if he outlined his material before commencing a project. To summarize his plots is to enumerate banalities. …"
Tandlich, Seth Joel. "Hard News and Sensational Stories: Journalistic Authority in the Fiction of Emile Zola, Theodore Dreiser, and John Dos Passos." Ph.D. dissertation, U of Michigan, 1994, 179 pp. DAI 55 (1995): 2380A.
"Theodore (Herman Albert) Dreiser 1871-1945." Dictionary of the Arts. New York: Facts on File, 1994.
"Theodore Dreiser 1871-1945." Legends in Their Own Time. New York: Prentice Hall General Reference, 1994.
"Theodore Dreiser 1871-1945." The Reader's Adviser. 14th ed. Ed. Marion Sader. New Providence, NJ: Bowker, 1994.
Tipton, Cindy H. "Read All About It: The Media in Richard Wright's Native Son and Theodore Dreiser's An American Tragedy." Master's thesis, East Tennessee State U, 1994. vi + 53 pp.
Town, Caren J. "The House of Mirrors: Carrie, Lily, and the Reflected Self." Modern Language Studies 24:3 (1994): 44-54.
Vasey, Margaret. "Jennie Gerhardt: Gender, Identity, and Power." Dreiser Studies 2.1 (1994): 23-30.
Walker, Laura. "Feminist Themes in The Awakening and Sister Carrie. Master's thesis, Montclair State U, 1994. 64 pp.
Watson, William Lynn. "Imagining Workers: The Working-Class Presence in Late Nineteenth-Century American Literature." Ph.D. dissertation, Louisiana State U, 1994. 371 pp. DAI 55 (1995): 3516A. Examines how late nineteenth-century realist and naturalist narratives defuse the working class drive for class self-determination and political power. Texts examined include Sister Carrie.
West, James L. W. III. "Dreiser and The Road to Buenos Ayres." Dreiser Studies 25.2 (1994): 3-8. An introduction by West to the reprint (published in the same issue, pp. 9-22) of Dreiser's introduction to The Road to Buenos Ayres, by Albert Londres, which was first published in English in 1928 with Dreiser's introduction.
Source: Elder, Shane and Stephen C. Brennan. "A Dreiser Checklist, 1993-1997." Dreiser Studies 31.2 (2000): 39-57.


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An Amazing Celebration of 6 Years Together
I cannot believe that Jenn and I have already been married six years. Not to mention the fact that we've been a couple for nearly a dozen years. To celebrate this momentous occasion I took the opportunity to plan a day. Not necessarily the most original idea since that's exactly what Jenn did for my 29th Birthday but alas I had some making up to do.
We started the morning by going to my favorite (selfish move I know) breakfast spot, Champagnes Deli and Grill in Newport Beach. They have the best breakfast sandwich. I used to get it with bacon but now I do avocado and its one of the best breakfast items I've ever had. They also have great vanilla coffee. Jenn always gets the pancakes which I think she has sadly been enjoying them less and less. Luckily it gave us the sustenance we needed to go throughout the day. Oh and Jake joined us after spending the night and he too agrees, best breakfast sandwich in town.
After breakfast we parted ways with Jake and began our adventure. Our first stop (Jenn had no clue about anything until dinner) was the house from the Father of the Bride movies. To give a little context the night before Jenn and I got married (September 18th, 2009) Jenn spent the night with her parents at the St. Regis watching the movie Father of the Bride. For that reason I knew the movie was special and I thought it would be fun to take a morning drive to see the actual house. The good news is the house was easy to find and still looks stunning if not in need of a small touch of paint. Jenn who had no idea where we were going guessed it right as we entered the housing track. It's a pretty memorable street. We jumped out of the car took a ton of pictures and were off to our next stop.
A couple weeks back I was fortunate enough to get a promotion. I've been an analyst for the last 6 years working my through the analytical ranks. A couple weeks back I interviewed and was successful in getting a Project Management position. As such I was going to be moving desks and thought I'd bring Jenn along to show her my new digs. So our second stop was at my office where Jenn helped me move. She's always wanted to see where I work so it was a nice opportunity to show her around.
After that we headed home and rested for an hour before going back out to see a play (the third and final stop before dinner) at the South Coast Repertory. I didn't do any research on the play before booking it. The time and location were to perfect to even try to mess with it. We walked into the matinee showing of One Man, Two Guvnors having no idea what to expect. We left two and half hours later having witness one of the funniest, most witty plays we've ever seen. Easily ranking as one of my favorite plays of all time. Dan Donohue who's the lead in the play was incredible. Not only was his timing perfect but he had many parts of pure mprovisation which was genius. I couldn't recommend the play more.
After the wonderful performance we walked from the South Coast Repertory to Maestro's across the street. The dinner was a combined anniversary celebration as well as a celebration for my new job so we went all out. We started with cocktails I had an old fashion and Jenn got a cosmo. Just like our last time at Maestro's, Jenn's cocktail came with dry ice so the steam coming off her Cosmo was impressive. We started our meal with a delicious sauteed shrimp. They were out of this world if not a little overpriced considering it was $25 for 3 jumbo shrimp.
For our second course Jenn got the Lobster Bisque which was phenomenal. One of the best either of us had ever had. It was packed with what seemed like an entire lobster and the creaminess you want from a bisque. My mouth is salivating right now remembering how good it was. I got the chopped salad which was great but didn't come close to matching what Jenn got.
For our main course we went with good old fashion red meat. To compliment the red meat we both got a glass of red wine which Jenn picked out and was out of this world. For my entree I had the 8 oz filet which like anyone who has been to Maestro's knows can be cut with a butter knife. It was delicious. Its easily one of the best steaks I've had. I still slightly prefer Ruth Chris (more for the sizzle) but this is a great piece of steak. Jenn got her favorite Lamb which was cooked brilliantly. Once again Jenn's choice won the day bursting with flavor. I'm not usually a lamb person but this was one of the best I've ever tasted. We had their cream corn as our side.
Because we were at Maestro's to celebrate our anniversary they were nice enough to bring us out a cake saying happy anniversary. By this point we were completely stuffed and barely touched it. Too bad to it was great. We left Maestro's and headed to our car feel stuffed and maybe a little tipsy.
When we got to the car I had one more surprise up my sleeve. Every year since we've been married I've wanted to surprise Jenn with a gift on our anniversary. But for the last couple we've been saving for a house so we always tended to save money before buying gifts. With news of my promotion and the fact that we don't want a house anytime soon I splurged a little and bought Jenn an Apple Watch. When we got to the car I told Jenn there was something in the glove box. Her initial reaction was surprise, followed by anger that I spent the money, followed by pure glee and joy when she put the watch on. It was one of those moments I will cherish forever.
As for the rest of the evening well that's not really any of your business now is it.... :-)
To many more years of love, laughter, and pure bliss.


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This all adds up to me having no jet lag.
I do have to recuperate the day after a flight. Flying is bad for you, the bags under your eyes, the teenage acne that magically shows up even on the shortest fights, and feeling like a 80 year old arthritic cow are horrible. I can sleep on an airplane, in fact I usually fall asleep before taking off, and wake up during landing, but I don't sleep well. Airplane seats are specifically designed for something, but not for comfort, even when fully reclined the chairs still feel awkwardly vertical. If I didn't love visiting new destinations so much, there would be nothing that could get me in one of those painfully expensive torture devices, but I love to travel.
That all being said Ben and I had the most pleasant international flight of our lives. Malaysian Air is an outstanding airline. Korean Air, which we took to Japan on our first trip, is also outstanding, they have the best customer service of any airline I have ever experienced, and somehow as your leaving feeling sore and exhausted, they somehow convince you with their beautiful smiles and polite chant of "thank you, come again" that you actually enjoyed the last 10 hours of torment. I would say that Korean Air was my favorite Airline, except for Ben and my flight on Malaysian Air was outstanding. The stewardesses wear beautiful outfits, that are exotic yet professional. They are polite, and accommodating. The best part however is the seats, they recline more then most airplanes, they feel bigger, they are designed well so that you can actually move your legs, and they have these bendable head rests that can be moved so that you can lean your head to the side, preventing a sore neck during sleep. The whole experience was particularly lovely, and I highly recommend Malaysian Air to anyone flying to asia.


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Fight Night: How your body fights infection?
Colds and flu are the most common human ailments. The average adult suffers two or three colds per year, while children can get two to three times that many.1 The term "cold" is just an umbrella expression for hundreds of similarly behaving viruses – a host of pathogens so vast that doctors diagnose more or less exclusively by symptom, if they diagnose at all. By the time a doctor figured out which virus was responsible, your cold symptoms would be gone!
The Immunity Challenge
Given the challenge, it's no wonder we don't have a cure for the common cold. Instead, it's up to our ownimmune system to help fight back. Cold and flu viruses change their makeup continually, so our bodies need time to recognise the "new" virus as a threat and prepare an adequate defence. When our immune systems take too long to respond, or when the virus is especially aggressive, we get ill.
How a Virus "Thinks"
Strictly speaking, viruses are not even alive. They are more than a thousand times smaller than bacteria and are little more than a strip of genetic material with a protein coating. Upon entering the body, they attach themselves to human cells and force the host cells to produce virus DNA. When the host cells eventually burst, new viruses spill out and attack new, healthy cells.2
How Your Body Fights Back Against Cold and Flu Viruses
When enough of these cells have been damaged, the immune system swings into action and begins sending out virus-fighting cells and proteins, which can cause inflammation. This is why you might get a high fever if you have flu. Most of the cold and flu symptoms we experience are the result of our bodies trying to fight the infection, rather than the infection itself.
Stay Positive
Be sure to keep smiling, even when you're feeling down. Researchers have found that a positive attitude and social interaction strengthen the immune system and make illness less likely. It's a great way to help your immune system help you throughout cold and flu season.


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Apparently over one million people have already enjoyed the show - perhaps you are one of them? - and bringing a blast of Mediterrean sunshine into what will probably be a dismal British December can only be a good thing! Paul Carroll stars as Mrs T and I believe co-stars for this tour will be Special K and Nelly. So get your friends together and your glad rags on for a sparkling night of music, laughter and razzamattaz.
Royal Hippodrome Theatre, Sat 7th Dec, 19:30.
Tickets £18 adult, £16 concessions, £8 children, available online, by calling 01323 412000, or in person from the Eastbourne Theatres Box Office and Eastbourne Tourist Information Centre.


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New Year's Resolutions: A Different Kind Of New Year Resolution!
As the year draws to a close, many individuals make New Year's Resolutions. A resolution is a goal you set for yourself, a promise you hope to keep in the coming year. However, some find keeping resolutions such as losing weight, exercising and eating healthier foods quite difficult to keep. By March, these goals are all but forgotten.
Many individuals set the bar too high and find it difficult to achieve the unattainable. You may wonder, why make a resolution at all? If the act of making a promise to yourself is too much to handle, why bother?
Making a resolution is proof that you have faith to make positive changes within yourself. Setting attainable goals helps strengthen that faith and may even help make the world a better place for you, little by little.
Resolving to volunteer more, to be present in a positive way, or just be the change you wish to see in the world, can result in an achievable resolution compared to some you may have made in the past. It may be different from the usual resolutions involving change in personal habits, but it is just as significant. Changing personal habits involves a lot of self-discipline and the temptation of that luscious wine or juicy steak could be difficult to resist. However, volunteering and trying to make meaningful contributions to your community or to a cause has the added benefit of having your convictions and belief in the cause as an added motivator. Here a few suggestions of attainable resolutions:
- Improve your life by resolving to improve your surroundings. It's long been held that those who volunteer in their community and beyond end up getting more out of the endeavor than they thought possible. For that reason alone, volunteerism is an extremely attainable goal. You're not only helping yourself, you're helping others at the same time.
- Visit a senior center or simply pass on a kind word to someone whose spirits need lifted. Take a meal to share with someone who's all alone.
- Get involved in a cause you believe in. Do you care for animals? Become an activist on their behalf. Concerned about the environment, take your recycling to the next level by finding ways to find new uses and purpose for things that you would normally discard.
There a literally hundreds of ways you could reach out and help improve the world. Making a New Year's Resolution need not be a half-hearted attempt to change your life over the course of the year. Resolving to do better should be part of everyone's agenda for the coming year. Make one simple change and you may be surprised by the chain reaction you start.
01 January 2012, Moira G Gallaga©
Good ideas. Resolutions are easy to make and difficult to keep. I find that setting goals is easier--maybe, we can equate that with small resolution, one at a time. Nevertheless, very timely topic and one we all need. Rated up.
I'm quite liking the idea of making a new years resolution based on others :) nice hub
Excellent suggestions that are centered on others rather than the self. Voting this Up and Useful.


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A number of greens have been expanded as part of the project
The greens, including here on the fourteenth, have been resurfaced with Champion Ultradwarf bermudagrass
An aerial view of the seventeenth hole of the Dogwood course
The island green on the third hole
Spence Golf has completed a major renovation of the Dogwood course at the Country Club of North Carolina in Pinehurst, US.
Led by golf course architect Kris Spence, the project included the full redesign and renovation all bunkers throughout the course. A number of bunkers have been added, while others were removed or repositioned to strengthen angles of play and course strategy.
The course's greens have been resurfaced with Champion Ultradwarf bermudagrass, while certain areas of the greens have been expanded to move closer to bunkers and fill pad edges.
Entirely new green complexes were created for holes four, ten, 15, 16 and 18, while a selected number of greens have had contour adjustments.
Zeon Zoysia has been added to the tees and fairways, which will provide contrast with the bermudagrass roughs.
The Dogwood course was originally designed by Ellis Maples in 1963.
"It was not my intention to completely redesign the Dogwood course just to put my name on it," said Spence. "I sought to identify the weak areas of the course and strengthen them while retaining the best features of the original Maples course. I think the members will be ecstatic with the finished product. The wow factor is off the charts due to the strong visual contrast between the Zeon fairways, Bermuda roughs and new bunkers. Extensive drainage work was installed in the fairways and approaches to provide firmer and faster playing surfaces. One of our most important goals was to improve the ground game in the approach areas and around the new greens."
A soft opening of the reworked course will take place 2 September, with a formal presentation to the club's membership on 10 September.


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The festival season is not far off and members of TOH Towers are getting exceptionally excited about jetting off to their chosen adventures in the next few weeks. Choices amongst the team include none other than Glastonbury in the heart of Somerset, Burning Man of Black Rock Nevada, Notting Hill Carnival London and Sonar in Barcelona – quite a variety we must say. On the subject of music we thought how better to express it than put together a mind blowing playlist of our favourite summer beats – enjoy!
1. Parra for Cuva – Fading Nights (ft. Anna Naklab) chosen by Sophie Toh
2. John Legend – All Of Me (De Hofnar Bootleg) chosen by Nakul Berry
3. Mr. Probz – Waves (Robin Schulz – Radio Edit Remake) chosen by Bianca Riley
4. Rather Be ft. Jess Glynne chosen by Charlie Madsen
5. Fatboy Slim – Praise You (Maribou State Remix) chosen by Marianna Wisden
6. Synapson – Die for Pay chosen by Ed Rowell
7. The Crusaders – Street Life (Moog & Scratch edit by Synapson) chosen by Ed Rowell
8. Claptone – No Eyes ft. Jaw (MYNGA Remix ft. Leonard Bywa) chosen by Amy Sturgis
9. Lykke Li – No Rest For The Wicked (Moon In My Pocket Remix) chosen by Amy Sturgis
10. Route 94 ft Jess Glynne – My Love Chosen by Nakul Berry


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Imagine experiencing the Peruvian jungle and its rich ecosystem from the comfort of your own luxury cabin. So pick your favorite cruise and go explore the immense Amazon Rainforest where you can observe several hundred different endemic plant and animal species. There is simply nothing left to do but to pack your bags and make your pick. The most popular cruise is along the Amazon River which has its point of origin in Peru where the Ucayali and Marañon Rivers come together. It is one of the longest rivers in the world and contains around 20% of the world's fresh water, which means that it holds more water than any other river in the world.
Discovered by Francisco De Orellana in 1541, when he stumbled upon it in his pursuit of El Dorado. He named the river after the ferocious Amazon warriors because they left such a great impression on him upon their encounter. The majority of the cruises of the Amazon River start off in Iquitos, the city in the heart of the jungle and goes to Leticia in Colombia or Tabatinga in Brazil. Your journey can even take you as far as Manaus in Brazil. These spectacular journeys around the breathtaking Amazon forest, enables you to experience the sounds, sights, nature and tranquility of the jungle from the comfort of your cruise ship. Furthermore, it lets you into the magical wonder that is the Amazon Rainforest where from the boat you have the opportunity to reach some of the most remote places of the Amazon River, providing you with a peaceful and serene environment. Most of the cruises let you combine your journey with visits to the Indian communities within the jungle or jungle hikes and bird-watching. It is also highly recommendable to include a visit to the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve and experience the 85 lakes and rich biodiversity, including 250 species of fish and 450 types of birds, which are to be found within the reserve. This only goes to show that the reserve is the ideal destination for bird lovers and nature enthusiast. Choose between long cruise ship journeys all the way to Brazil or short 2 to 3 day cruises. Emerge yourself in the luxury of a gorgeous 19th-century style wooden Amazon River boat equivalent to a 5 star hotel or travel in comfort with an adventure cruise ship and experience the magic of the Amazon forest.
Combine luxury accommodation and interesting cultural sightseeing or jungle exploration with a remarkable journey on the Amazon River. Contact us at email@example.com for further information or tailor your own trip fitting your specific personal needs and preferences. We also offer several Machu Picchu Travel combinations so pick your favorite preferred way to experience the breathtaking ancient citadel of Machu Picchu.


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Golden Rainbow Episode 28 Review: Do Ji Won Cries Over Kim Sang Joong's Letter Before Death
posted at Sunday, February 9, 2014 , 9:05 AM
In Golden Rainbow, episode 28, Yoon Young Hye(played by Do Ji Won) cried over Kim Han Joo(played by Kim Sang Joong)'s letter he sent her before he died.
Young Hye found a letter in her mailbox and realized it was from Han Joo before he died. The letter said, 'My heart flutters more thinking of watching you getting older right next to you rather than being able to watch the beautiful you of the present. I've already lived about a half of my life but I have nothing left for the kids. I wish to leave them the image of us loving and caring for each other as a fortune. Here are the words I couldn't say to you for my entire life: I love you, Young Hye."
Young Hye held onto the letter and wailed all night.
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i dont know who I am
am i really me?
or am i that broken person
of my history?
I still cannot believe
that the good that I do
Is coming from the one
who so much sorrow knew
I dont know who I am
am i really me?
Or that person that people said
I would come to be?
How is it that this person
is doing so very well
Am I not that same person
they said was going to hell?
I don't know who I am,
am I really me
or that broken child'
how can this really be
They said I'd never make it
I won't be anything
How is that this person
is becoming something?
I don't know who I am
am I really me
yes I am really me
though doubtful as can be
Despite all the odds
and bad things that they said
I am slowly undoing
all the nonsense in my head


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Champs Chicago - Under The Lights 2017
adidas activation in Chicago doing an entire second floor take over where we had the an interactive pop-a-shot game that spanned an entire wall. There was multiple hoops on the wall which had a white LED rim to signal that was the hook to shoot for. If the contestants got enough points they would get a key to a locker where they would possibly get a prize that would include, concert tickets, shoes, sports tickets, and more.
Later that evening as the event went on the games shut down and the floor was reorganized to become a party event with DJs and live artists playing until the end of the night.


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Hello everybody! It's already day 16! Wow! Last night, I took an overnight ferry from Italy to Greece! Today, I will be visitng Olympia. Where, you guessed it, the first olympic games were held... In 776 BC! What a great experience!
I have another picture of when Texas has cloudy skies! I really love the natural framing and depth of field in this picture! ;) Remember, you can positive/negative (be as nice as posible) critique my photography as much as you want!
Thanks for reading! I'll be back with an update and picture tomorrow!


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It's a snowy afternoon here in Southeast Michigan so I decided to get a card posted for a challenge. I made this card for "The Challenge #62". Here is a link to the challenge: The Challenge #62
I tried a new gatefold card that I learned at a crafting weekend earlier this year. I love this fold and will definitely make more. I used CTMH products for this card. The paper is from the "Balloon Ride" collection. The stamp is from the "You Mean the World to Me" set. The inside of the card is a Picture My Life pocket card also from the "Balloon Ride" collection. The inks used for the birthday stamp were Saddle and Sorbet. Thanks for stopping by.


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Subject: Matheew 6-24
Wed Jul 01, 2009 8:24 pm
Message from Matthew
June 24, 2009
Obama administration activities; Illuminati complex power base, hierarchy;
space family; conversation with reptilian fleet commander
With loving greetings from all souls at this station, this is Matthew to speak
about happenings in your world from our vantage point. Whenever anything of
significance occurs in any nation, all eyes turn to the United States to see
the reaction of that countrys government. There is similar interest
internationally in the US administrations domestic initiatives that will
have far-reaching effects, and let us start with the common interest in those
Now then, while Illuminati control of mainstream media has cracked, it has not
disintegrated sufficiently so that information they do not want you to know is
reported; nor is the full truth given of situations they would like to keep
completely quiet but cannot. And you can be certain that nothing is reported
that reflects the concerns of lightworkers who are distressed because President
Obama has entrusted vital responsibilities to persons known to be affiliated
with Illuminati power bases and some of his decisions appear to be
strengthening rather than weakening those bases. Certainly the highly evolved
soul that Obama is does not need our defense, and that is not what we are doing
by explaining what he is dealing with. Our purpose in speaking of this is to
state that not only is an individuals balance disturbed by the energy of
distressor discontentment, disappointment, disillusionment, angerbut also
that energy goes forth and adds to the negativity Earth has to transmute into
light. Thus, far better than feeling negative emotions about what Obama appears
to be doing is staying positively focused on the world as you want it to be.
So then, what is he dealing with? In short, the incremental dismantling of the
Illuminati worldwide network. As background on this pernicious umbrella
group, only the topmost members know the full extent of its infiltration
into governments, banking, commerce, religions, education, media, science,
entertainmentall bodies that most impact life in your world. Below those few
peak individuals are the ones who control the many aspects of the global
network. Each has general knowledge about the others but no detailed
information about any operations except what he or she is in charge of. The
farther down the hierarchy a member is, the more secrecy enshrouds the reasons
for the Illuminatis very existence; and at the bottom are the many thousands
who simply follow instructions without a glimmer of understanding what real
purpose they are serving, somewhat like a 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle dumped out
of the boxno piece is aware of the interconnectedness of all the pieces,
much less suspect that altogether they form a whole picture. In the case of
the Illuminati, that picture is sinister indeed.
After assuming office, President Obama was briefed on information he had no way
of knowing prior to that time, and to continue our analogy, each of the
briefers had only a few puzzle pieces. Furthermore, Obama was faced with a dire
global economic situation that purportedly started with toxic mortgages
in the United States, and he needed a knowledgeable, experienced team who could
take immediate steps to prevent worldwide collapse. The enormity of the
Illuminatis economic network is known in fullness only by the peak of that
group, but by connecting puzzle pieces, Obama has become aware of that
entanglement and the fortunes hidden in off-shore banks, but the total picture
puzzle that will show how that money has been used to manipulate and dominate
the worlds peoples has yet to be put together.
As difficult as it is to imagine the extent of organizational complexity that
is the Illuminatis base of power and influence, it is even more difficult to
totally eliminate it. Discovery and legal means to rid the world of that
insidious control are underway, and until all is in readiness, it would be
foolhardy to make public those efforts. Thus neither the Illuminati nor the
Obama camp want their respective activities to become public knowledge, and the
transparency he promised in good faith must for a while longer be
behind-closed-doors instead. As the light continues steadily
intensifying and truths no longer can be hidden or denied, you will see the
results of his wise course that in this moment seems to belie many of his
campaign promises.
Now then, to address some specific questions. When will we see the change he
promised? It is in process beneath the temporary appearance of business as
usual as he takes cautious steps to untangle the strands of the
Illuminatis global web so major changes can be instituted.
Is Obama leading the nation into socialism, and if so, was this always his
intention? Attaching socialism to his leadership is a strategy to create
anxiety, distress and dissension among the citizens. When labels are applied to
any government, movement, group, or philosophy, the labelers intent is to
undermine its genuine value because that conflicts with their ideas or motives.
Witness the effectiveness of conspiracy theorist applied to anyone who
questioned the official reports about the assassination of US President Kennedy
or who was responsible for 9/11.
Why is the US president expanding the power of the Illuminati-owned Federal
Reserve banking system? In time you shall see all that glitters is not
goldthat is, it will indeed be gold, but no longer will it be their gold!
Some may be under the impression that the Fed is being strengthened by
direction of the topmost Illuminati, but they are panicking because they know
their financial systems and vast fortunes are flowing out of their control. As
we stated in previous messages, the Federal Reserve will be eliminated along
with all the other devious and deceptive measures that have enabled the
Illuminati to manipulate economies and commerce worldwide for centuries.
What will the US do about the threat North Korea poses? You also ask about
Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, the Middle East. Situations are not
identical in those regions, but the outcome will be the same. For a while
longer, saber rattling will continue and so will oppression, suffering, deaths
and black-ops activities; however, you shall see Obama pursuing the path of
negotiation, and in conjunction with the increasingly high vibrations of
Earths pathway, peaceful resolution eventually will emerge out of current
animosity, defiance and bellicose mentality.
About the little known migration assistance to Palestinians, a
humanitarian effort to relocate some of them to the United States. Obama is
making a strong statement to the Zionists that no longer can they via their
lobbyists persuade Congress to consistently vote to give Israel billions of
dollars annually to continue its 60-year oppression of Palestinians under the
guise of Israels right to exist. The Zionists, who are among the most
powerful and vicious of the Illuminati, care nothing at all about the Israeli
people or Jews living anywhere, but they scream anti-Semitism whenever
anyone tries to disclose their history, which includes involvement in the
Holocaust. Eventually that and other facts about the Zionist movements
ruthlessness will come forth.
With sightings of spacecraft increasing, it is natural that prominent in many
minds are questions about the civilizations surrounding your planet. The reply
to When will they land? is the same as we have given before: When safety is
assured for them and for all of you. How can we be certain all of the aliens
who come are friendly? The light grid around Earth permits entry by light
beings only; even if dark entities wanted to enter, they cannot approach the
brilliance of that grid. Will the human-looking ETs already on Earth keep that
appearance after they identify themselves or will they shift into their
original bodies? If there was no change at all in their appearance, it is not
very likely that you would believe they are from a different civilization
simply on the basis of that claim; therefore we think they will choose to
introduce themselves as they are in their homelands. Part of soul growth is
accepting differences in peoples physical appearances as naturally as you do
the differences in flowers and animals. And you may be quite surprised to learn
that in other lifetimes, you looked just like some of the helpful visitors
because they are your ancestors.
There is the misconception that all Illuminati are reptilians, and that is not
so. Just as humans can be good or bad, most simply speaking, so can
reptilians, and within the Illuminati are bad of both species. Also, just
as there are many different human civilizations in the universe, there are many
different reptilian civilizations, and those in one world dont necessarily
know about by their counterparts in other worlds. The primary difference
between the human and reptilian species is DNA-relatedspeaking only
generally, reptilians intelligence and physical strength are superior to
most humans and their emotional spectrum and spiritual clarity are less
Mother, please copy Horiss conversation with you that is in one of the
books. I believe readers will enjoy learning about one of the civilizations
that has been assisting Earth directly from one of its representatives.
CLIP - To read this part, please go at
Thank you, Mother. That makes this message unusually long and precludes
addressing more issues, but being enlightened about some of your brothers and
sisters who have been helping you create Earths Golden Age is very
important, especially as the day of meeting is not all that far away, and so is
clearing away the perception that all reptilians are fearsome folks.
In closing this message, we reply to What can we as individuals do at this time
to make the greatest difference? Remain steadfast in your light; focus on what
you want, not what you dont want; forgive self and others; be kind; keep
your mind and heart open; heed messages from your soul; do not judge or wish
punishment on those who harm others. We could enumerate the many other ways of
godliness, but simply living the Golden Rule with unconditional love is BEing
the greatest difference in your world!
LOVE and PEACE
Suzanne Ward
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Wed Jul 08, 2009 3:36 pm
Other than that, everything else Matthew has given to Madam/Mother/Suzy/Suzanne Ward.
Yahoo, MID. Once again you send messages that are so relevant. Who is guiding you to copy this one, or that one? Hmm....you must be one of the channelers yourself, though you think your only one of the many "lightworkers" doing their job. Have you ever considered you were assigned by a High Council to do exactly what you are doing : Putting together a record of pertinent, relavant transmissions for those who may not have either the time to go through the thousands just to find the 'right' ones? Hmm........
We are All Giving Birth to Each Other
" -Anais Nin
"Not all of us are eagles, yet we all are sky dancers" -Dancing Dog to Willy TwoHawk.
"At night there are millions of galaxies. During the day there is
the beauty of friends dancing at their wedding to each other
." -Rumi
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We have many employed in making and maintaining computer systems. I could boast of our advanced systems but boastfulness is not in our nature. It need not be as the condition of our world speaks for itself. However, I can tell you that our systems are at a development level that a word, even a thought, starts and stops operations and desired input or outflow are accurate and complete........
.....As a summary of the intentions of my people, it is this: We do not often speak of our convictions and our nature, we live by them.
MID, I quoted from the Matthewbooks long message your link provided. I read it in its entirety.
Once again I am certain my original "vision" is now confirmed to be so true. My vision for the last nine years does speak of the High Council, a civilization with a sun like sol. I also was shown how that 'my people' were capable of making events/life-forms, both like and unlike those on earth through their thoughts as they 'pass through' and choose to have it built into their world whenever they want it to.
My guide/spirit connection always speaks with a 'we' instead of me amd them, and also has interest in earth for various reasons. The important one I see different in Matthew's channelings with Horiss and others is that my 'Xantheus" people and planet, though slightly different (the reptilian parts are called Dark Intentions) and the dark force mutant brothers are actually part reptilian and human by dna changes due to a certain "eternal life" concoction (created by the Dark Intentions commander) some chose to drink, without being told the reptilian form Matthew speaks about could occur and that there was no antidote (yet) available to reverse it.
The other difference is that they (this civilization I am speaking about) DO have a self-serving interest for earth. They need the oxalic acid, AND the silex/silcon deposits volcanic earth has in abundance every time portions of earth plates release these chemical/mineral elements and/or volcanoes erupt. Their planet needs them for physical survival of the land-forms their elders created. Their land-forms are now at rest-in balance, therefore the silex/oxalic acid they once had in abundance must come from somewhere else. Planet Earth iIS a good mining fiel for getting these elements over to their system --- yes, they know how to take particles of physical matter and 'beam 'em up, scotty' and re-form them once on their planet.
Other than that, everything else Matthew has given to Madam/Mother/Suzy/Suzanne Ward is exactly what my 'voices' tell me. I am assured there are many civilizations like the Lacone Matthew/Horiss speaks about.
Yahoo, MID. Once again you send messages that are so relevant. Who is guiding you to copy this one, or that one? Hmm....you must be one of the channelers yourself, though you think your only one of the many "lightworkers" doing their job. Have you ever considered you were assigned by a High Council to do exactly what you are doing : Putting together a record of pertinent, relavant transmissions for those who may not have either the time to go through the thousands just to find the 'right' ones? Hmm........
We are All Giving Birth to Each Other
" -Anais Nin
"Not all of us are eagles, yet we all are sky dancers" -Dancing Dog to Willy TwoHawk.
"At night there are millions of galaxies. During the day there is
the beauty of friends dancing at their wedding to each other
." -Rumi
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I have generated a steel plate resting on a concrete slab. The deformation of the plate is going through the slab.
When I insert an elastic surface foundation for the steel plate, the concrete slab is not loaded.
How can I build the contact between the plate and the slab, and how can I model a lifting in case of tension?
If surfaces are not connected with each other (by surfaces or members), they may deform through each other. Then, collision or contact of elements that are not connected cannot be considered in the calculation.
By inserting an elastic surface foundation, you only fix the steel plate toward the global space, and thus the plate is only supported by the foundation. It does not forward any internal forces to the concrete slab as they still do not have any connection.
Therefore, it is necessary to connect both surfaces with each other, either by surfaces or members.
In order to model a lifting under tension, you can create a contact solid connecting both surfaces with each other.
Using the contact solid option, you can define many other properties in addition to 'Failure under compression or tension'. The settings include for example different friction factors of the surface.
The picture shows an example for such a modeling. An end plate is coupled with the floor slab by means of a contact solid (failure under tension). The tension forces are transferred into the slab by anchors.
It is possible to model this contact problem in RFEM. Create a solid between the concrete slab and the steel plate. The solid gets the "Contact" property.
For the contact, you can define nonlinear properties set perpendicular or parallel to the plate plane.
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