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Copy & paste problem (bug ?)
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Sometimes I have problem marking text for copy & paste. I am holding mouse key and dragging pointer across the text I want to mark and it suddenly stops. I can't mark any more text, but I can mark less text. Also I can abandon it and mark larger block of text which includes one I want to mark.
It does not happen always. How to reproduce it ? Search something on Google and try make a selection. It won't happen always.
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Probably same like in this thread; https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/15635/selection-issue
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Yes. I am sorry, I didn't find it. I tried to search, but not "selection", but this is it, more or less. Perhaps a bit less sever in my case. Replies suggest that extensions should be disabled. I got 4 of them and none of them seem to be directly related. Here they are:
- Bookmarks menu - shows bookmarks as menu
- No-beforeunload - prevents onBeforeUnload event from triggering
- Video downloader pro - save playing video to disk
- Offline switcher - changes proxy address to non-existing one, making browser go offline
I didn't have first one installed when it happened. I'll try disabling one by one until I find which is causing it. Then I will post back here.
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This is still happening as of Jan.2018 with newest version .
From my observations - this has nothing to do with extensions ( I have none ) but with the amount of times that one actually use copy&paste within a single tab - and also with how many tabs are open at that moment ( probably some memory overflow .. )
Interesting to notice that the same data can be pasted in other applications that are open in the same time .


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BOYET. Beauties no richer than rich taffeta.
MOTH. 'A holy parcel of the fairest dames
[The LADIES turn their backs to him.]
That ever turn'd their — backs — to mortal views!
BEROWNE. 'Their eyes,' villain, 'their eyes.'
MOTH. 'That ever turn'd their eyes to mortal views!Out' —
BOYET. True; 'out,' indeed.
MOTH. 'Out of your favours, heavenly spirits, vouchsafeNot to behold' —
BEROWNE. 'Once to behold,' rogue.
MOTH. 'Once to behold with your sun-beamed eyes — with yoursun-beamed eyes' —
BOYET. They will not answer to that epithet;You were best call it 'daughter-beamed eyes.'
MOTH. They do not mark me, and that brings me out.
BEROWNE. Is this your perfectness? be gone, you rogue.
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ROSALINE. What would these strangers? Know their minds, Boyet.If they do speak our language, 'tis our willThat some plain man recount their purposes:Know what they would.
BOYET. What would you with the princess?
BEROWNE. Nothing but peace and gentle visitation.
ROSALINE. What would they, say they?
BOYET. Nothing but peace and gentle visitation.
ROSALINE. Why, that they have; and bid them so be gone.
BOYET. She says you have it, and you may be gone.
KING. Say to her we have measur'd many milesTo tread a measure with her on this grass.
BOYET. They say that they have measur'd many a mileTo tread a measure with you on this grass.
ROSALINE. It is not so. Ask them how many inchesIs in one mile? If they have measured many,The measure then of one is easily told.
BOYET. If to come hither you have measur'd miles,And many miles, the Princess bids you tellHow many inches doth fill up one mile.
BEROWNE. Tell her we measure them by weary steps.
BOYET. She hears herself.
ROSALINE. How many weary stepsOf many weary miles you have o'ergoneAre number'd in the travel of one mile?
BEROWNE. We number nothing that we spend for you;Our duty is so rich, so infinite,That we may do it still without accompt.Vouchsafe to show the sunshine of your face,That we, like savages, may worship it.
ROSALINE. My face is but a moon, and clouded too.
KING. Blessed are clouds, to do as such clouds do!Vouchsafe, bright moon, and these thy stars, to shine,Those clouds remov'd, upon our watery eyne.
ROSALINE. O vain petitioner! beg a greater matter;Thou now requests'st but moonshine in the water.
KING. Then in our measure do but vouchsafe one change.Thou bid'st me beg; this begging is not strange.
ROSALINE. Play, music, then! Nay, you must do it soon.
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Not yet! No dance! thus change I like the moon.
KING. Will you not dance? How come you thus estranged?
ROSALINE.You took the moon at full; but now she's chang'd.
KING. Yet still she is the moon, and I the man.The music plays; vouchsafe some motion to it.
ROSALINE. Our ears vouchsafe it.
KING. But your legs should do it.
ROSALINE. Since you are strangers, and come here by chance,We'll not be nice: take hands; we will not dance.
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The school year is almost over, thank god. I've never been more stressed out in my entire life. It's been a nightmare and I can't imagine how anyone thrives with this kind of pressure heaped on us by the school system. I'm not taking the AP test for my one AP class, so at the moment all I have to worry about are the SATs and finals in a few weeks. I am not looking forward to either of these.
Big news I forgot to share, I got my driver's license last month!! I drive around my family's old mini van and I absolutely love it. Being able to drive just opens up so many opportunities; I just can't wait to go on road trips with my friends.
In general though, I just feel really tired and a bit dejected all of the time. I just need summer to be here now.
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"Water and shelter from Mission East saved our lives"
Dalli saw her house crumble when the earthquake struck Nepal last spring. The 44-year-old woman and her children had to sleep in the open until Mission East provided material for shelter and hygiene. Now the work continues to secure the future for other vulnerable families.
Dalli was working in her vegetable garden when the earth suddenly began to shake beneath her. Together with her four-year-old daughter, whom she took on her back, she climbed down the steep hillside. "I was unable to walk upright and had to crawl to a piece of flat land," she says. "It shook very heavily and I thought that everything was going to finish. My legs and my whole body was shivering with fear, and I worried much about my husband who was in the forest looking for firewood and grass for our buffalo."
The man was not found until three days later. He has since received treatment at a hospital in the capital city Kathmandu.
Was rescued in the last minute
Dalli was not the only one whose life was turned completely upside down when two powerful earthquakes hit Nepal on 25 April and 12 May 2015. Over 8,000 people lost their lives, 22,000 were injured and 2.8 million were left homeless. Sindhupalchowk district where Dalli lives, was especially hard hit. The house where Dalli lived with her husband, two children and her husband's mother was turned into rubble. The mother-in-law was inside the house when it began to crack, but the neighbours managed to help her out of the house before it crashed completely.
Lacked clean water
Dalli and her family are Dalits, which means they are untouchables in the Hindu caste system. Therefore they did not get help from the higher castes, but had to share with families from the same caste and other minorities. And the water, which they used to fetch in a nearby stream, they could not access because of mudslides. The first week after the earthquake they lived without clean drinking water.
Tarpaulins gave new life
They also slept under the open sky until Mission East together with its partner, Medair, arrived in the village with tarpaulins, blankets, jerry cans, water purification and various hygiene articles. "The tarpaulins and blankets gave us new life. Otherwise we would have died under the open sky. The tarpaulins protecting us against sun and rain, and water purification and jerry cans helped us with drinking water during the difficult conditions," said Dalli gratefully.
Prepared for new earthquakes
The work does not stop here. A new project continues with the aim to rebuild more permanent water systems and latrines resilient to disasters in the affected villages. At the same time, people are trained in disaster risk reduction so they can reduce the impacts if another earthquake hits. It can happen anytime in the mountainous country.
About the help, she got, Dalli says: "Though I had to face a lot of damage, I am not that much worried now," she says, adding: "I have new opportunities because I've got a water tap at my house. I got more time now to work in the vegetable garden and selling in the market".
Shelter and sanitation
Since the devastating earthquakes last year, Mission East and partners have provided materials for shelter, hygiene and water supplies to 8,480 families in Sindhupalchowk district. Water systems and latrines have been built for 48 training centers, health clinics and community centers. The work continues. The next goal is to restore access to safe water and sanitation for another 5,000 people in the affected communities in the districts of Ramechhap and Okhaldunga where fewer organisations are present.


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Hi everyone,
a good friend of mine is a talented digital sculptor and made an amazing 3D modell of a dwarven paragon based on a recently published video game (Do you know which?). I am heating up the printer and I am curious how this will turn out. Estimated printing time for an 8cm high statue is 3,5 hours. For best detail and resolution I am printing 418 individual layers of 200 microns. This is by far the biggest print I have made so far.
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The debut cookbook from Cathal Armstrong featuring 130 recipes showcasing modern Irish fare, along with stories about Armstrong's journey from Dublin to Washington, DC, and becoming an internationally recognized four-star chef, the owner of seven successful food and drink establishments, and a leader in the sustainable-food movement.
"In this warm and personal tribute to Irish cuisine, Cathal Armstrong invites us to come home with him to his family's kitchen, and celebrates his roots through the lens of an Irish chef cooking in America. Reading this book could make anyone wish they were Irish. Cooking from it will make you feel as if you are."—Patrick O'Connell, author of Patrick O'Connell's Refined American Cuisine, Inn at Little Washington


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David Pinkney will start in a disappointing 14th place for tomorrow's opening BTCC race, after the sudden downpour before qualifying left him little time to prepare an adequate wet weather strategy.
"We'd got a good set-up for the dry and went out at the start of the session on slicks, but it was too wet and we had to come in and switch to wets," he said. "We made changes to the car, but didn't get the setting right and the car was difficult to drive with the rain coming down. It also didn't help that my windscreen wiper failed, so it was tricky to see where I was going as the rain got heavier."
Despite his low starting position, Pinkney is still convinced his race pace will be enough to deliver a good result tomorrow.
"I think we'll be okay on race day as the car is good. We know where we went wrong with the set-up when it rained and we know we have a good set-up for tomorrow whether it's dry or wet; it'll just be a case of battling past people."
Team manager Andrew Dean echoed his driver's thoughts, and even with today's setbacks thinks Pinkney can do well on race day.
"It's a bit disappointing to be honest," he said. "We got caught out by the conditions, although I don't think we were the only ones. We went for a banker on slicks at the start but it was too wet and then didn't get a full wet setting on the car. P14 is about all we could expect in the circumstances, which is a shame after the way we went in free practice.
"We've worked on the car during the summer break and gone more towards our own settings and they worked in practice; we just weren't able to capitalise in qualifying. But we have a good car to take into race day whether it is wet or dry."


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Nassau Here We Come
Every September Small Hope Bay Lodge closes temporarily to undergo maintenance, repairs and inventory. The first order of business however is the annual staff party.
Whether it is at Captain Bill's Blue Hole, Somerset Beach, or right at Small Hope the staff party is always a ton of fun. This year Jeff decided to fly everyone over to Nassau and hold the party at Traveller's Rest, a beach side restaurant run by his mother, Joan Hanna.
|Austin, Nicky, Fede, Dale and Tony on the Pursuit
On the morning of the party everyone woke up and headed to the airport, except for a select few who elected to go to Nassau in The Pursuit, Small Hope's 21 foot V-hull.
|Tony and Inez cutting the rug
Arriving in Nassau everyone dispersed for a couple hours to do a little shopping before meeting up at Traveller's for some food, some drinking and of course some dancing. With a live band playing throughout the day there was always someone on the dance floor. Alvin, Jardie and Tony especially enjoyed dancing the day away.
|Alvin gets the dancing started
The food was of course delicious and once everyone had digested a little it was time to hit the water.
|having fun out on the water
All in all is was a great day in Nassau and a terrific staff party, one we will not soon forget. A big thank you goes out to Jeff for planning such a wonderful day and leaving everyone with some amazing memories. Annual renovations and inventory are now getting underway at Small Hope, everyone is getting excited for October and looking forward to the new season!
Highlights from the 2012 Small Hope Staff Party
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Wow! What a rabbit. This is Betty and a Lilianna.
Donny checking out his temporary home. I could not get him to sit still as he investigated all the new smells.
A backside view of the judging area. The place was just filled with people.
Judge Cliff going over the white rabbits. Lots of fiber on that table!
There were so many beautiful rabbits, it was nice to walk up and down the isle and see all the competition. The spinner in me envisions lots of hanks of yarn!


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Elected to Nebraska Legislature: 2016
Born Jan. 15, 1966, in Omaha.
Education: Graduate of Daniel J. Gross High School, 1984; University of Nebraska at Omaha (bachelor's degree in criminal justice), 1992; (associate degree in fire protection technology), 1996; Bellevue University (M.P.A.), 2014.
Family: Married Amy Grosse, June 19, 1993; one child: Ryan.
Occupation: Labor educator, University of Nebraska at Omaha William Brennan Institute for Labor Studies.
Former: Omaha fire chief
Member: American Association of University Professors; treasurer, Septemberfest Omaha: A Salute to Labor; executive board, Labor United; delegate, Omaha Federation of Labor; grand knight, Knights of Columbus Council #10184 (recorder); church and school maintenance committee and chair, festival committee, St. Thomas More Catholic Church; membership co-chair, West Omaha Sierra Club.
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The Paul Kasmin Gallery in New York is currently showing an exhibit called "Pretty on the Inside." The exhibit is organized by Erik Parker and KAWS. Although I enjoyed all the art inside the exhibit, I struggled to find a thematic cohesion, so I'll just snip what the press release tells you you are supposed to feel: "At first glance, these artworks challenge the viewer through their visual intensity, but upon closer inspection, they reveal an inner beauty. Many of the artists included make ironic or subversive works, hijacking the language of cartoons and comics to both celebrate and criticize contemporary culture."
The exhibit features works from 7 American artists: Todd James, KAWS, Tony Matelli, Erik Parker, Joyce Pensato, Peter Saul, and Karl Wirsum. As I said before, I enjoyed all the art inside the exhibit even if I don't agree with the literature that was handed to me.
"Pretty On The Inside" is showing at Paul Kasmin Gallery in New York (located at 293 Tenth Avenue) until August 19, 2011.


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This is one of my "go-to" appetizers.
I always try to keep the ingredients handy for when someone pops over and I need a quick dip.
It is oh so good.
Simple to make and you really can't stop eating it.
I served this at a party the other night and was asked why I haven't put this on my blog, yet???
I don't really know why I haven't before because it is one of my all-time favorite recipes.
( I think that I got this recipe from my boss way back in college when I worked at a wholesale eyeglass company.
I'm really not sure, though.)
Who ever did give me the recipe, THANKS!!!)
Spinach Dip
1 package frozen chopped spinach (10 ounces)
1 can sliced water chestnuts, minced
1/2 bunch green onions, minced
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 to 1 cup mayonnaise (adjust according to taste--I used about 3/4 cup)
Thaw and drain the spinach well. Place in a medium sized bowl. Add the minced water chestnuts, green onions, cayenne pepper, salt, and mayonnaise. Stir to combine.
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Wisdom Teeth
What are wisdom teeth?
Wisdom teeth are another name for any one of four third molars found in the permanent dentition. These teeth are the last or most posterior teeth in the dental arch. Although most people have wisdom teeth, it is possible for some or all of the third molars to never develop. It is also possible for a person to have more than four wisdom teeth. In many individuals, the wisdom teeth aren't visible because they have become impacted (not normally erupted through the gums) under the gingival tissue.
How do I know if I have wisdom teeth?
You know if you have wisdom teeth by examining your mouth and finding three permanent molars in each dental quadrant. However, if the tooth is impacted under the tissue, presence of the tooth needs to be verified by a radiograph. A panoramic radiograph is usually the preferred X-ray to help assess the angle of eruption and state of development of the tooth. Most wisdom teeth can be visualized erupting through the gingiva in early adulthood, between the ages of 16 to 23. Sometimes, a person will feel the effects of the wisdom teeth before they are able to visualize them in their mouth. Erupting wisdom teeth will usually produce a feeling of pressure or dull throbbing in the back of the jaws. Your general dentist will often be able to inform you of the condition of these erupting teeth.
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Not all wisdom teeth need to be extracted. When a wisdom tooth erupts cleanly through the tissue without compromising the adjacent tooth, the wisdom tooth can be retained in the mouth with little concern as long as the person is able to brush, floss, and clean it thoroughly. However, removal of the wisdom tooth is indicated if the tooth has partially erupted through the gingival tissue, causing inflammation and/or infection. A soft-tissue growth over a partially erupted wisdom tooth is referred to as an operculum. If bacteria become trapped under the operculum, an infection called pericoronitis can develop.
Pericoronitis is one of the most common indications for emergency extraction of a wisdom tooth and typically happens when there isn't enough room for all of the teeth in the lower jaw. The symptoms of this infection are red, inflamed gum tissue behind the last visible molar, bad taste/smell, pain with biting on back teeth, and sometimes pus oozing and draining from the area. Occasionally the infection will lead to swelling of the gum tissue, cheek, or other area around the affected side of the jaw.
The wisdom tooth can also erupt at an angle such that the adjacent molar can become difficult to keep clean and free of dental caries. Sometimes the position of the wisdom tooth will cause deep periodontal pockets or gum recession around the adjacent tooth, and should be removed before too much damage is caused to the much more critical second molars. If the third molar has erupted through the tissue but is without opposing occlusion (contact with other teeth), extraction should still be considered. Considering the posterior position of an erupted wisdom tooth, these teeth are often difficult to keep clean.
Sometimes the wisdom teeth cause pain, but a person can avoid extracting them with a few modifications of the surrounding tissues or oral hygiene habits. If there is a small flap of tissue barely covering the back of the tooth, a person may have pain from biting down on that gum tissue. If there is otherwise enough room for the wisdom tooth, the gum tissue can be removed from the back of the tooth to remedy this problem. Changing the angle of tooth brushing and increasing the frequency of flossing both in front and behind the wisdom teeth can help keep the gum tissues healthy and avoid the potential of painful gingivitis or infection around the wisdom teeth. The condition of the wisdom teeth will change a lot between the ages of 16 and 23; it is imperative that wisdom teeth are examined regularly by a dental professional to determine the proper diagnosis and course of action in this age group.
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Dr. Steve Horne began his career at Brigham Young University obtaining his BA in English. He earned his Doctorate of Dental Surgery in 2007 from the University of Southern California where his pursuit for academic excellence landed him on the Dean's List. He was recognized for his superior clinical skills and invited to help teach other dental students in courses on restorative dentistry, prosthodontics, and tooth anatomy. During dental school, he provided dental care for underserved populations of Los Angeles and Orange County, Mexico, and Costa Rica with AYUDA. Following dental school, Dr. Horne entered active duty with the U.S. Army and practiced dentistry at Fort Knox, Kentucky, for four years. During this time, he was deployed to Baghdad, Iraq, and received multiple Army Achievement Medals, the Army Commendation Medal, and served as Company Commander. Dr. Horne currently practices full time at Torrey Pines Dental Arts in La Jolla, California, as a general dentist. Dr. Horne is a member of the American Dental Association, the California Dental Association, and the Academy of General Dentistry. Dr. Horne is married to his wife, Christy, and they have a chocolate Labrador named Roscoe.
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Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhD
Dr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications.Wisdom Tooth Infection What are the signs and symptoms of pericoronitis?
Symptoms of pericoronitis can range from mild to severe and include pain, swelling of the gums, tenderness, redness of gum tissue, bad breath, bad taste from pus, difficulty opening the jaw, difficulty swallowing, swelling of the lymph nodes, fever, loss of appetite, and feeling unwell.
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12 oz dry elbow macaroni, cooked and drained
12 oz frozen peas
2 tomatoes, chopped
8 oz deli ham slices, chopped
1 1/2 cups low moisture mozzarella cheese, shredded
1/4 cup white onion, chopped plus 1 Tb grated
1 1/2 cups regular mayonnaise, not salad dressing
1 tsp black pepper
1 tsp salt
1 tsp sugar
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Call me crazy, but never once has it passed my little wedding-loving mind that a penthouse suite would be THE perfect setting for an intimate and unforgettable wedding day. That is, until today when I spotted this perfectly elegant, perfectly cozy, and perfectly stunning affair. If I ever renew my vows, this my friends, would be the way. I love how the suite was essentially kept as is, complete with comfy furniture and one amazing fireplace and I have to admit, I'm slightly jealous of each and every one of their forty guests. Kip Beelman Photography captured all the gorgeous elements and if you're like me and loving every inch, meet me in the gallery for a good, old fashioned swoon fest and check out what Kip had to say here.
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From Kip Beelman Photography...The couple celebrated their small, intimate affair at the iconic Sorrento Hotel in Seattle, Washington with its warm and welcoming Italianate architecture and legacy as the city's longest running boutique hotel. The ceremony was held atop the Sorrento rooftop terrace with the Seattle skyline and waterfront playing 2nd fiddle as they said their vows and committed their love in front of 40 guests on a perfect August evening.
Passed hors d'oeuvres and cocktails were served in the richly appointed Sorrento Room after the ceremony whilst the Penthouse Suite was transformed into an elegant environment bar none to host their 3-course reception dinner provided by the hotel's own celebrated Hunt Club amidst the glow of Glassybaby votives and tables named after the desirable Seattle neighborhoods.
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It's been a busy day all round - but I've just been handed a lovely cup of tea and earlier I was very naughty and brought little cakes in to ease the pain of Thursday. Gym for me tomorrow!
So first up Marcus is looking at a story which will definitely affect my journey home. En route to Waterloo I always pick up copies of the free papers to read on the train. After months of speculation, one of those - The London paper - is set to close with the loss of around 60 jobs.
Next we remember those people who died 20 years ago in the Marchioness disaster. 51 men and women lost their lives when the boat they were partying on sank.
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Now many teenagers across London woke up this morning feeling seriously stressed and most of us can remember that feeling.
It's A level results day and thousands of students will have opened their envelope with trepidation revealing grades which will affect their futures.
However it's not a great time to be coming to the end of your education. As we all know the economy is pretty grim with few jobs around and there is also more pressure on university places.
So we want to hear from you if you've just got your results or if you've got children or grandchildren who have. How are they feeling? What are they doing?
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It is nice to break out of the mundane hum of every day life. Traveling is a perfect opportunity to meet new people and widen your perspective of the world. Wisely chosen travel plans can lend to an experience that will benefit you for a lifetime. On the flip side, making the wrong decisions or not planning correctly can ruin your fun. Here are a few tips to help you make the most out of your next bout with traveling.
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Young women traveling alone may want to invest in a simple gold plated band or cubic zirconium ring. Wear the ring on your left ring finger which signals that you are married or engaged. This keeps potential suitor at bay and gives an excuse for unwanted attention in hotels, airports and buses. While it may seem a tad dishonest, it can keep you from getting hit on if you are alone in unfamiliar places.
When you decide to travel your expectation will be enjoyment. If you keep in mind the tips and advice in this article then you will have a chance at making the most out of your next trip. What matters is that you get as close as you can to what you were anticipating and feel totally fulfilled after you return.
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Saturday, June 26, 2010
Global Economy ::: Tropical Storm Alex and Myths About Oil
Storm may slam BP oil cleanup sites (Sue Chang / Marketwatch) ::: Tropical storm Alex, moving toward the coast of Belize and Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, is expected to move into the southern Gulf of Mexico by Sunday night, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Saturday. In doing more googling, I found other sources saying "Computer models no longer show Tropical Storm Alex passing over the spill when it leaves the Western Caribbean." That bit of info was "5 hours ago" as opposed to Marketwatch's report from 27 minutes ago (that's as of 2:51pm New York Time).
The Oil Spill has stolen the spotlight. People are distracted by it for now, temporarily placing the global economy (recession) on the back burner. There is no agreement on how to make recovery happen.
On Forbes.com, Alex Epstein writes "Prominent scientists and economists claim oil will soon run out and ruin us. It doesn't. Why not? Because, in a market, when demand increases or available supply decreases, prices go up, and thus entrepreneurs have an incentive to discover better methods of locating and extracting oil--or substitutes for oil. Over time yesterday's "impossible" oil becomes today's "easy" oil, and entrepreneurs forgo using oil when they can find a cheaper substitute." - Epstein continues, giving solid examples.
Stretch your imagination beyond its usual field of protection. Consider whether oil (crude, black gold, texas tea) might just be the "blood" of our Mother Earth. That the entire planet is a living breathing being (just as we have millions of microbes and parasites and other creatures that dwell within and upon US) which is capable of replenishing itself? THINK.
And what about the stuff we call "Natural Gas" - this vapor may well be another component of the being Earth. Nowadays, environmentalists and others are deeply concerned about horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing, as well as the chemicals that are used to fracture rock in order to release the gas. (Not to mention the tremendous amounts of water required in the process).
Of great interest at this time is the Marcellus Shale, a black shale formation extending deep underground from Ohio and West Virginia northeast into Pennsylvania and southern New York. A technical paper from Penn State and SUNY-Fredonia, estimates original gas in place at 168-516 Tcf and recoverable reserves of as much as 50 Tcf.
Back in the 1970s scientists were deeply concerned about global cooling. Nowadays, it's WARMING that's worrying them. I wonder, could "bleeding" oil and "venting" gas from the planet be contributing to "Global Warming" and could scientists be missing the mark - that we may in fact be heading for "Global Cooling" in the form of another "Ice Age" - and if we are - how much of mankind will be able to survive?
See Also:
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Updates on the Gulf Oil Spill
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The required documents, forms and fees vary based on the reason for going to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Some possible reasons for going to the DMV include applying for a driver's license and completing vehicle titles and registration.
As of October 2014, the California Department of Motor Vehicles site describes required documentation, forms and fees for applying for a driver's permit or license. If over 18 and applying for a driver's license, bring the appropriate permit or license application, payment for test or application fees, proof of Social Security number (i.e. Social Security card or military ID, if applicable), proof of full name and passport or birth certificate to prove birth date and legal presence. If between 15 1/2 and 17 1/2 and applying for a permit and provisional license for the first time, proof of driver's training and parental consent is also required. If between 17 1/2 and 18 years old, proof of driver's training is not required to obtain a permit.
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5 Best 'Beverly Hills 90210' Season 7 Moments
Here are the 5 best "Beverly Hills 902010" season 7 moments. Are you a "90210" fan? Want to relive Season 7? These five events are all memorable for one reason or another.
- Steve is jealous during the "Beverly Hills 90210 Season 7" episode entitled, "Fearless". When Claire starts dating another guy, Steve gets jealous. When he finds out it's Dick Harris, who he can't stand, he declares war and tries to find a date for himself just to make Claire jealous.
- In the Season 7 "Beverly Hills 90210" episode "Loser takes All", Kelly throws Valerie under the bus. Kelly is overjoyed to reveal Valerie's lies. She is more than happy to tell Brandon that Valerie extorted blackmail money and faked a pregnancy. In the end, David came to Valerie's rescue by purchasing half of the nightclub.
- "Judgement Day" is just that for some of the characters in this 7th season "Beverly Hills 90210" episode. Steve pleads guilty to plagiarizing Brandon's work. Professor Randall continues to go after Brandon in this case. At the last moment, Steve and Claire help prove that Brandon is innocent and Randall is out to get Brandon.
- In the Season 7 " Beverly Hills 90210" episode "Phantom of CU". Steve meets a prankster while doing penance for his plagiarizing. he meets a homeless man living at the university who wants to graduate college. Larry, the homeless man, teaches Steve some of life's hard lessons like being homeless and struggling.
- In Season 7 the "Graduation Day (2 parts)". Kelly is more determined than ever to get Valerie out of the Walsh house. Steve thinks about doing a senior prank. Kelly has a 1920s themed graduation party.
Hope you had fun reliving Season 7 of " Beverly Hills 90210". These are the highlights of the loving, fighting, and turmoil. The original "90210" series lasted ten seasons and ended with David and Donna getting married.
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Polyp : What's your agenda? ; Jellyfish salad ; Missing polyp ; In jelly genes ; Robojelly ; Seeing what's not there ; Day-glo jellies ; Jellyfish sense ; The nerve of the jellyfish ; Life's limits --
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"Jellyfish have been swimming in our oceans for well over half a billion years, longer than any other animal that lives on the planet. They make a venom so toxic it can kill a human in three minutes. Their sting--microscopic spears that pierce with five million times the acceleration of gravity--is the fastest known motion in the animal kingdom. Made of roughly 95 percent water, some jellies are barely perceptible virtuosos of disguise, while others glow with a luminescence that has revolutionized biotechnology. Yet until recently, jellyfish were largely ignored by science, and they remain among the most poorly understood of ocean dwellers. More than a decade ago, Juli Berwald left a career in ocean science to raise a family in landlocked Austin, Texas. But then jellyfish drew her back to the sea. Recent, massive blooms of billions of jellyfish have clogged power plants, decimated fisheries, and caused millions of dollars of damage. Driven by questions about how overfishing, coastal development, and climate change were contributing to a jellyfish population explosion, Juli embarked on a scientific odyssey. She traveled the globe to meet the biologists who devote their careers to jellies, hitched rides on Japanese fishing boats to see giant jellyfish in the wild, raised jellyfish in her dining room, and throughout it all marveled at the complexity of these alluring and ominous biological wonders. Gracefully blending personal memoir with crystal-clear distillations of science, Spineless is the story of how Juli learned to navigate and ultimately embrace her ambition, her curiosity, and her passion for the natural world. She discovers that jellyfish science is more than just a quest for answers. It's a call to realize our collective responsibility for the planet we share."--Dust jacket flaps.
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Thanks Tony.
I am familiar with Henry Ellis and Derek Eastmans training, but i would categorise their training as a hard Ju-Jitsu style.
That is not a criticism, its my opinion based on observation as a hard martial style. To me it bears no resemblance to the softer more lethal, and what i believe to be Aikido, performed by the likes of Kanshu Sunadomari.
My point is that i believe what is being trained today, is not O'Senseis Aikido.
Hi Lee,
I doubt if anyone is doing O Sensei's aikido. Tohei's aikido is Tohei's, Sunadomari's aikido is his own. The best we can do is to learn from the best teacher we can and make our own aikido the best we can. O Sensei left behind an art and many teachers, his aikido left when he passed on.
Have you practiced with Sensei K Williams? Both Sensei's Ellis and Eastman were with him in the beginning. He studied with Tohei for a number of years and having been a student of his and taken ukemi from him for many years, I can say he definitely falls into the soft but powerful camp.
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Today's koan: How does one slut-shame a slut who feels no shame?
As an aside if you don't read her already you should. AAG is delicious.
The koan there completely wraps up how I feel about trying to shame people. As I've said in any of these entries.
This is the challenge of dealing with someone like me.
Yes, you can tell me all the evil things about fatness. You can wail on and on about OH SHIT FATTIE UR GUNNA DIE! You can bitch about how I look in everything, you can complain that my fatness is fucking up your hard on, you can tell me that nobody wants to fuck a fat person EVER etc etc blablabla and yet, it's not causing me to see the light and decide I must be thin.
Because I am a fat ass who is not ashamed of being a fat ass and therefor cannot be shamed about it.
It occurred to me yesterday as I thought on the koan there, how frustrating it must be to have such a burning desire to change another person that you wind up resorting to insults and it just doesn't work.
You must feel like a bug flying into a window over and over again.
I'm going to use AAG as an example here since it was her blog that put me on this thought train.
Let's say for arguments sake (and can I be clear this is not my actual belief got that) that I am horrified by AAG's love of fucking and exuberant writing about it. That I am appalled that she doesn't only write about sex but talks about a good bit of her life.
Now in my brain it makes far more sense even yes on the fucking internets where I can be whomever I feel like, to speak to people with some degree of kindness.
Clearly if you say something like (from her blog yes) the troll comment:
Speaking of new discoveries, just wait till your kids find your blog. Then they will discover what a slut their mom really is /snip
Like most people who troll, this comment had nothing to do with the context of what AAG had said in her original entry.
Speaking out of context is one of the clearest indicators that someone is not to be taken all that seriously. Even if you took the time to use correct spelling and try to make whatever point you have, speaking out of context in a very personal manner frankly makes you look stupid.
I've had this happen in my little corner of the sandbox here and it really baffles me.
I truly just don't understand what makes someone think that shitty comments (and I will trust that even trolls are smart enough to know when they are being shitty even if they are being earnest) will do something?
I wonder do these people stand in the super market and yell YOU WHORE at women in the frozen food section if they can see a hint of erect nipple?
If that is how you behave in general your life must be difficult and that makes me sad.
Whether it's in the Fatosphere, the Sex Blogger community or other places most of the time, trolls don't win.
Most serious trolling ends up in some fail.
Maybe instead of getting so worked up and thus trolling, try reading comprehension and perhaps a more compassionate approach.
Or shut the fuck up and go find your own corner of the Internet litterbox to pee in.
As far as this little corner of the Internet litterbox it's mine to pee in.
And if you're going to try and fat shame, sex shame or generally shame me about anything, to quote AAG again: Try Harder.
If what you read here or in other blogs upsets you that much, start your own blog. Or if you're going to comment use a name and be topical.
If you are trying to be cute or funny people are most likely (especially if it is a blog with happy readers) going to think you're an asshole and tell you you're an asshole. At that point, it does you no good to come back crying about how how mean all those people are because you intruded in a space and acted badly.
Yes, there is the glorious idea of Free Speech and as Dr. Laura learned recently yes you can say whatever the fuck you want to. But you can't be protected from the community deciding that they don't want to hear your shit.
Another pro-tip if you're going to show off your trolling skills don't do the shit privately. Most of the trollish things I get come via my form.
If you feel that strongly use a name, use a fake google account whatever and leave that shit public.
Tomorrow my homies, we need to talk about fitness and some of the assumptions about how easy it is to start a new fitness routine, stupid things health professionals have said to me and I have to share yet another rather embarrassing few exercise related tales. Well they would be embarrassing but I think they are just funny.
Now, do you have words for trolls? Advice on how to do it more effectively?
Any funny stories about trolls? Do tell.
Now if y'all will excuse me I have some stuff to do.
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More publicly acceptable and FCC-friendly version of S.T.F.U., originally coined by Buckethead on WJRR Radio.
"You slept with your girlfriend's sister and her mom? Shut the front door!"
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NOT used for S.T.F.U. replacement but for a more light hearted "Get the F* outta here" "I can't believe it" banter used mainly by "valley" type girls.
Vicky:Ohh, I just got this Gucci sweater for only $75.
Cindy: Shut the front door!! that's awsome!
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A phrase used not as a substitute for 'Shut the fuck up', but rather when the front door requires shutting.
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Shut the f* up
Are you serious?
When someone states the obvious.
Are you serious?
When someone states the obvious.
by Karann August 13, 2005
A expression used when mad or angry. A replacement For Shut the Fuck up
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Politically correct way of saying, Shut the fuck up when at work or in front of parents etc
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Employee: Shut the front door!
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This is the phrase you say when you are in front of young people, old people, and your boss. Or if you just don't want to cuss. It is a lot better than saying "What the fuck!?" Or "Shut your mouth!". It is a censor phrase and is commonly used by Stacey London on What Not to Wear.
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Check out this Wikipedia page on global high crime cities by murder rate in 2011.
What is interesting about it: 20 Latin American cities have higher murder rates than the worst American city (which in 2011 apparently was New Orleans). Then 8 more Latin American cities (including San Juan Puerto Rico) before Detroit at position 30. The position of San Juan highlights how invisible Puerto Rico is to Americans even though it is a US territory. We hear a great deal about the worst American cities. But San Juan? Nope.
Mexico has 9 cities more dangerous than Detroit. Juarez (147.77 murders per 100,000), Acapulco (127.92 murders per 100,000; change your vacation plans), Torreon (87.75), Chihuahua, Durango, Curiacan, Mazatlan, Tepic, and Veracruz. Hey, I think I'll vacation in New Zealand (0.9) or Australia (1.0) or incredibly safe Polynesia (0.4). Hong Kong (0.2), Singapore (0.3), Japan (0.4), or Iceland (0.3). Check out that Wikipedia page. Use it to plan your vacations. Honduras at 91.6 murders per 100,000 is the worst. Western Europe (around 0.9) is pretty safe. Chinese countries (1 or lower) are safe. It is a shame that the Americas are so dangerous since they are close by. Forget Jamaica (40.9) and US Virgin Islands (39.2). Venezuela (45.1) is even worse. Ecuador (18.2) has less than half the murder rate of Venezuela but still very high. Edward Snowden would be better off in Ecuador.
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Of course in many cases the tourist destinations in violent countries are well-insulated from the surrounding mayhem. But, first of all, this means that you are paying for a security bubble (even though you may not realize it). And second of all, this means your vacation will be in a more or less generic resort, which is something you could probably experience closer to home without burning so much jet fuel.
If you do decide to travel to a violent country, it would surely pay to do some more in-depth research to see what the nature of the trouble is. If the murder rate is high because of local gang-on-gang violence, that's an entirely different problem than the existence of organized kidnapping rings that target foreigners...
Taking vacations in countires other than Mexico or Puerto Rico is good thinking. However, by the time you return from your vacation another horde of Latin Americans will have arrived in the U.S. looking for work or seeking political asylum, specially middle and upper-class Mexicans, due to the civil war raging in Mexico.
My wife and I have been vacationing in San Juan Puerto Rico since 1994. We stayed at the Hotel Normandie until it was closed. Now we rent a condo on Ave Ashford in Condado. We take the guagua to San Juan Viejo on a regular basis. No we would not ventured into La Perla. In all of the years that we have visited; we have never, repeat, never had a dangerous moment.
We have renter cars from Charlie and driven out on the island to El Yankee, Ponce, etc. We avoid packaged tourist spots. We could stay home to sit by the pool.
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