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Paperback 256 pages with 57 black and white illustrationsISBN 978 1 903427 92 7
Gertrude Powicke as born in 1887 in Hatherlow, near Stockport in Cheshire, and was one of the early women graduates of Manchester University. At the outbreak of the First World War she was accepted by the Society of Friends for their relief efforts in France, then Poland, working among the civilian victims of war. Throughout the four and a half years, June 1915 to December 1919, she spent with the Friends, she continued to record events, people and experiences and her reactions to them, for her family's benefit, but also as an act of analysis and self-examination. Tragically, she died of typhus in Poland in 1919. Susan Pares, Gertrude Powicke's great-neice, using Gertrude's diaries and family correspondence has drawn a unique picture of Gertrude's involvement in the humanitarian crisis that accompanied the war.


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Legendary Brands such as Apple, Nike, Coca-Cola, Dove, BMW, Chanel, Mac Donald's, Twitter, Windows, Dolce & Gabbana and many more have extensively proven the importance of having an emblematic graphic icon that people can quickly identify and it suggests Brand values with which clients feel identified. All Companies are currently aware of the importance of having a good Brand Logotype. In a near future the same will be said about Brand Odotype.
Indeed, the same way that a Logotype transmits explicit and implicit messages related to the brand, a Brand Odotype can communicate sensations, emotions, values and memories. And it can do it even more effectively than a Brand Logotype. Because the sense of smell is much more emotional than the sense of sight. And the neuronal centers of smell are much more integrated in the memory. Thus, the Brand Odotype helps to fix Brand memories with largely more intensity than the Logotype.
The world of perfumery is full of cases of legendary Odotypes that have generated an extraordinary loyalty to consumers. For example, the following scents evoke...
· 'Chanel 5': Feminine, classical, sophistication.
· 'Paco Rabanne Pour Homme': Classical Mediterranean masculinity.
· 'Dove': Creaminess, gentleness, voluptuousness.
· 'Delial': Summer, sunlight, vacations in the beach and freedom.
· 'Marseille soap': Authenticity, basic cleanness and tradition.
· 'Toilet Duck Cleaner Pine': Freshness, hygiene, disinfection.
Choosing a Brand Odotype should not be taken carelessly because it can be an important success factor on the short and long term. Like a Logotype, a Brand Odotype has to be considered from the perspective of the strategic Brand positioning.
The powerful effect of the scents in memory should be taken very much into account: consciously or unconsciously, clients will remember the Brand Odotype for a very long time. Thys, a bad election can be detrimental to Brand image for it will communicate unsuitable olfactory messages. For example, a sophisticated brand should never choose a simple odotype ('lemon scent'); a bold, modern brand is not compatible with a classical odotype ('Paco Rabanne'); an 'artificial' scent is not suitable to an 'ecological' brand, etc. In general it is advisable to get assessment from expert fragrance evaluators. And it is very unwise to base decisions only in 'The Boss preference'.
Creating a Brand Odotype requires a process similar to creating a Logotype.Instead of a Graphic Designer, a Scent Designer is required. This professional deals with scents and scent-concepts instead of draws, colours and graphic symbols. Essentially the process includes at least the following five steps:
1. Definition of Brand Values to be communicated. The strategic brand positioning should be revised together with a Scent Designer. A qualitative consumer research can also be conducted in order to find these values, and it will be important to involve the Scent Designer as well.
2. Elaboration of Proposals. The job of the Scent Designer is about 'translating' the Brand values in possible conceptual Odotypes. Afterwards, several (10-30) different proposals will be created and selected, until few different best proposals are ready to be presented to the Client.
3. Presentation of Prototypes. The Scent Designer presents the different proposed odotypes to the client, including their olfactory, conceptual and emotional descriptions. The client should consider not only the suitability of the scent but also of the concept of each proposal. For example, 'it is a green, juicy floral-rose-apple-peach that evokes nature, simplicity, youth and feminity'. Or 'it is a leader-amber-iris note that evokes timeless elegance, warmth and confidence'. Client should carefully analyse the different options and choose the most suitable. In some cases choosing the odotype can be based on a quantitative research with final consumers.
4. Odotype fine-tuning. After choosing the prototype with the suitable scent direction, the client can request improvements to be made. For example, 'more intensity', 'a less sweet note', 'more fresh', 'more natural', 'less masculine', etc. The Scent Designer will take care of the execution of these changes. And it will make the technical adaptation of the fragrance to the choosed scent diffusion system in order to guarantee the correct sensorial perception of the fragrance in the air. Finally an new presentation to the client of the improved and technically adapted prototypes will be done.
5. Implementation. Once the odotype is ready, it can be implemented in different ways. The real scent in the air can change depending on the scent diffusion system. Implementation can be performed by means of scent diffusers in shops, receptions, rooms, soaps, locions, events, merchandising, etc. In all cases the Scent Designer has to ensure that the perceived smell is like the original odotype. The same way that Graphic Design specialists take care that the 'red' colour of a logotype has the suitable tone and it is not too orange or pink.
The Brand Odotype can be explained, together with its olfactory and emotional description, and the brand values that it represents. The same way that introducing of a new Brand Logotype colours, draws and styles can be explained. This will contribute to a better understanding by potential clients, that will likely be curious and maybe they will go to the shop and end up purchasing...
Cristina Sala, 2012
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Children's Hospital of San Antonio installs first board
SAN ANTONIO — Children's Hospital of San Antonio's first-ever board of directors has been installed to help oversee and advise its executives on key issues.
Dr. Angie Hilger of PediDocs Pediatric Clinic will serve as chair of the board. Others appointed to the board include Gary Arthur, Valero Wholesale Marketing Department's senior vice president of wholesale marketing and product supply; Jose E. Castillo, an instructor at Alamo Colleges; Cecilia Herrera; and Elaine Mendoza, president and CEO of Conceptual MindWorks, Inc.
Executive staff rounding out the board include Patrick Carrier, CEO of Christus Santa Rosa Health System; Dr. John Doski, the hospital's chief of staff; Dr. Mark Gilger, the hospital's chief pediatrician; Dr. Mark Kline, Texas Children's Hospital's physician in chief; Dr. John Stout, Baylor College of Medicine's chair of ophthalmology; and CHOSA's interim administrator, Randy Wright.
The board members were appointed by Christus' regional governing board. Christus has partnered with Texas Children's and Baylor to provide specialty pediatric care at CHOSA's facility downtown.


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I saw @DeniseZakiya tweet this You Tube video last night. I instantly retweeted, but in the interest of New Years Resolutions and Weight Loss I wanted to make sure I highlighted it on my blog. If anything, it helps me keep track of the information in this video.
Notes: You will learn MUCH more about food and what it does inside your body from this video. So even if your problem is not Diet Soda, have a look. There's some good stuff here!
How Diet Soda Causes Weight Gain
Incidentally, I haven't had diet soda since I gave it up last spring. I haven't had regular soda either. I do consider my choice to remove these items from my diet one of the key componants to my diet changes that have helped me lose 40 lbs so far.


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Lyoness Open. Joost Jumps Ahead. June 07 2014
Defending champion Joost Luiten jumps ahead in the Lyoness Open in Austria, and will take a two shot lead into the final round tomorrow. Joost Luiten / Getty Images The defending champion Joost fired his best round of the week so far, as he recorded a -6 under par 66, which gave him a Lyoness Open tournament total of -11 under par, and a two shot lead at Diamond Country Club. Joost is playing well, carding seven birdies against one bogey in his round, and making some good putts; "I'm happy, 66 is good, it could have been a bit lower as I was playing really well, especially the first 12 holes, but it's been a really good day. I've been playing consistently and hitting some good shots and making some good putts." "All I can do is focus on this tournament now and playing here, next week is a new week. I am in a good position so I just want to finish it off tomorrow and see if we can win again here." "I know Bernd is a good player so it will be a very good battle and there are a few more guys behind who are not out of it yet. It's going to be an interesting day." Local favorite Austrian Bernd Weisberger is in second place, just two shots back of the leader at -9 under par. Bernd also scored seven birdies and one bogey in his -6 under par 66 third round, who could also qualify for the US Open by finishing outright second, depending on results elsewhere; "I played really well today and created a lot of chances, especially on the front nine when I think I had a birdie putt on virtually every hole. I holed a few longer ones but missed a few shorter ones, so it probably evened itself out overall. I also had a few looks on the back nine and managed to take a couple, although it was disappointing not to take advantage of either of the par fives. But I've made a nice move up the leaderboard, which was the main aim today." "It's always nice to play well in front of the home fans and they were great today. It was an important putt to make, to make up some ground on Joost, and I think the crowd's reaction showed that. It'll be important not to get too much into match play mode tomorrow, because then other players could sneak up on us. All I can do is try my best and hope it's good enough." "I'm not going to think about the US Open tomorrow. I'll try to get myself into position to lift the trophy, which would mean I can play next week as well, but it won't be on my mind. I'll just try and do the same thing as today. Everybody says that in my position, but I am feeling calm and good." Fabritizo Vanotti is holding third place at -7 under par, while David Horsey signed for the round of the day a -7 under par 65, which gave him a -5 under par total and a share of fifth place. David was happy to take his good practice game out onto the course; "It's been coming for a while to be honest, I've been hitting it nicely on the range and just not quite been able to take it out on the golf course."


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Hi All! Hope everyone had a wonderful Easter! I made cake pops as my Easter dessert – I was so happy with the way they came out! Let's begin.
I went to Michael's to get some Wilton Candy Melts. I have worked with the pink vanilla melt before, and loved the results. Imagine my surprise when I see Limited Edition Candy Melts in Marshmellow, Orange Crème and Key Lime Pie! I have only seen chocolate and vanilla, so I grabbed the Orange Crème and Vanilla candy melts to offer some variety. The Orange Crème was interesting – it was a little too sweet for me but my fiancé and others liked it. I thought it was a nice change from the usual vanilla or chocolate, and thought the orange was very spring! I also picked up Disco Dust from Michael's – it's very fine glittery sugar. I topped the orange pops off with the disco dust, and used my edible candy hearts for the pink. I was surprised at how good the candy melt held the glitters, and thought it dressed up the pops for Easter =)
I used my BabyCakes Cake Pop maker, and made the vanilla recipe that came with the device. I've found that it's very trial and error using the cake pop maker – if you underfill them, you don't get a nice round pop (kind of looks like a football) and if you overfill, you end up having to trim the excess burnt cake off the pop. The good thing is – this recipe makes 4 dozen cake pops. So if you mess up the first batch like I did, you still have a lot left to work with. I read a helpful tip online – after the cake pops are cooled, freeze them for 15-20 minutes. This worked well when dipping them in the candy melt – often times the pop slips off the stick because the cake is too soft. Freezing them hardens up the cake so it stays more firmly on the stick. I still had a few that were close calls but not nearly as many as before. Thought I'd share!
I also took a different approach to dipping the pops into the candy melts. Instead of using the microwave method, my wonderful fiancé made a make shift double broiler on our stove top and helped me heat up the melts that way. This worked well, and kept the melts at just the right consistency. It took a few tries to get the right temperature, but once we did it was smooth sailing from there. When you use the microwave method, the candy melts thicken up too quickly and you have to keep reheating it. NOT fun. I will the double broiler method going forward, more convenient and better results! Greg also helped to decorate the cake pops, and boasts that the ones he did are the best, HA!
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Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Omnius, Nov 23, 2008.
Giant isopod - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Wow, just wow.
But, but it doesn't say if they're tasty or not! If they're related to Shrimp and Crabs, there must be some degree of tastyness there!
Oh look, it's Henkei Retrax. Note the chromed eyes.
^ That thing creeps the helloutta me
Scared the living snot outta me
Didn't someone used to have that thing for a sig-pic on here?
kind of reminds me of a horseshoe crab
that thing looks like an oversized tick.
so until i opened this thread i did like crap meat. now i feel icky
There are very few things that creep me out, and even fewer things that actually scare me. Giant weird bug shit from under the sea? All of the above.
if i see that in my room im geting a hammer
at Lance's comment.
Reminds me of a giant bedbug, a basic Pokemon, or the giant louse in the beginning of Godzilla 1984. Interesting that Northern Taiwanese cuisine serve them boiled like crab/lobster meat. I gotta ask the locals whenever I return there in the future for vacation.
He just wants a hug. Just like the real Retrax
The Wikipedia says they are cousins of the wood louse, better known as the Roly-Poly, or Pill Bug. Creepy.
He looks like he'd make a good companion. Just chillin on your couch eatin sum chipz.
Needs a hat, and maybe a pipe
jazz hands !
Beware, they hunger!
I was thinking the same thing. That could be some good eating.
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Arrears Mortgages
Mortgage arrears are amongst the hardest debts to deal with. Mortgages by their very definition are loans that are secured on the...
Introduction to Mortgage Arrears
Mortgage arrears are amongst the hardest debts to deal with. Mortgages by their very definition are loans that are secured on the value of your property. If you fail to make the necessary payments, then the lender is entitled to take the property and sell it in order to settle the debt. This will result in alternative accommodation having to be found and worse still, the sale of the property may not even cover the debt, leaving you with a shortfall.
When are Mortgage Payments in Arrears
Every mortgage provider has its own definition and requirements for mortgage arrears. It is also worth bearing in mind that it does not have to be a mortgage debt that puts a property at risk. Any loan that is secured on a property could result in repossession. For example, a debt consolidation loan that is secured on a property offers a better interest rate, but the danger still exists that the property will be taken if the debt cannot be met.
Be clear about the terms and conditions attached to your loan or mortgage. Some T & Cs, for instance, will allow the lender to repossess the property after only three consecutive months' payments have been missed; others will state that you cannot be late on more than six payments in a year, before you are considered in arrears.
Other Issues with Arrears
Further issues that may arise from mortgage payments in arrears include not only repossession but also the ongoing implications for your credit rating. Having a mortgage default on your record can seriously damage your credit rating and you may be unable to find a suitable mortgage, in the future. If you are facing the possibility of repossession you can speak to specialist mortgage brokers who may be able to assist with a repossession remortgage.
Once debtors are in the situation whereby they have extensive arrears, it can prove very difficult to regain ground, as additional payments will have to be made to cover the previous missed payments. For this reason, it is always better to deal with financial difficulty BEFORE an arrears situation actually occurs.
Many mortgage companies offer payment breaks or reductions in payments for a period of time to assist with unforeseen situations. By making this sort of arrangement, your credit rating will not be affected and you will not be at immediate risk of repossession.
Mortgage arrears simply mean that mortgage payments have not been made when they were due;
all lenders have slightly different terms and conditions for determining when a mortgage is considered to be in arrears;
typically, after approximately six months of failed payments, you are at risk of repossession;
arrears will also have a negative impact on your credit rating with the knock-on effect that you may be unable to obtain mortgages in future.


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LOWELL – A Boise man died in a motorcycle crash last Friday evening that also resulted in the arrest of two of his companions for driving under the influence.
Gerald V. Wilburn, 57, died of his injuries at the accident scene located seven miles east of Lowell on U.S. Highway 12, according to Idaho State Police.
The incident was reported at 7:50 p.m. Wilburn and two motorcycle companions were eastbound, having eaten dinner in Kooskia a short time prior. Wilburn was riding a 2001 Harley-Davidson motorcycle when he failed to maintain his lane. He crossed over the centerline across the westbound lane and entered the ditch where he was ejected from the motorcycle. He was not wearing a helmet.
During the crash investigation, law enforcement were directed by bystanders to Wilburn's companions – Kevin W. Feeney, 59, of Boise, and Ronald K. Cooley, 58, of Ketchum – as possibly being intoxicated. Following field sobriety tests and discovery of containers of alleged alcohol in possession of the pair, Feeney and Cooley were arrested on misdemeanor charges of DUI and alcoholic beverage open container.
ISP Trooper William Adams and Sergeant Ken Yount handled the crash and DUI investigations, assisted by the Idaho County Sheriff's Office. B&B Towing provided wrecker services. Wilburn's body was taken to Trenary Funeral Home.
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|Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and Bookish.
So this is one I've been wanting to do. Because I love TV and some of my choices may surprise you as they are strange but I'm strange so it fits. These aren't really in any order as I could never do that. It would be way too hard. I hope you have as much fun reading this as I did putting it together.
Tuesday, September 06, 2016
Top Ten Tuesday - Favorite TV Shows (That are Still on Today)
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I've been meaning to start watching Reign because it looks so good! I'm really into fantasy and history and all that jazz in TV shows. I also love the 100! I just finished the last season and I can't wait until the next one! That last season was BRUTAL. Lovely list, Carrie!ReplyDelete
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The last season of the 100 broke my heart! I've never cried so hard before! The 100 is not scared to go balls to the wall. Reign is really good (first season). I still watch it often :)Delete
Whoa whoa whoa...!! Sailor Moon is back on? In some sense? How did I miss this?! What station does it air on? Thinking I might not have it. Never that lucky! LOL!ReplyDelete
Loooove Once Upon a Time and The 100 as well! Great picks!
Here's my Tuesday Post
Have a GREAT day!
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It's on Hulu, and it's not quite the Sailor Moon we all grew up with. It's called Sailor Moon Crystal. I happen to love it as I'm just a huge Sailor Moon freak lolDelete
Oooo, so many great picks here! I don't keep up with most of them, though. I've seen a bit of Once Upon a Time, and I'll watch it if I happen to be around when it's on - definitely thought it was a fun one! Haven't watched GoT, but OMG it has one of the best opening themes I've ever heard.. Love that violin. I was looking at Reign for a little while, but never got to it.ReplyDelete
Have you watched Supernatural? I just finished the last available season on Netflix and ahhhhh I am so hooked! Can't wait for S11 to be added soon. :)Replies
Sadly, I'm so slow on the Supernatural bandwagon... I've been meaning to watch that show but it's a little scary now, so many episodes...Delete
I felt the same.. I originally wanted to start it about two or three years ago, but I couldn't get into it when I watched the first ep. Tried it again this year, though, and I'm really glad I did. It definitely is an intimidating number of episodes, but they fly by. I so recommend you give it a try if and when you get the chance! :) I think you'd enjoy it!Delete
TWD!! I love that show so much. I like Fear the Walking Dead too, but I've only watched season one so far. Nice list!! 😀ReplyDelete
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Where are the power pads
I have one of these a1342s with a green magsafe light that won't power on and I would like to test the power-on by using the jumpers. Mine looks like this, not the one above:
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Is this a good question?
what are the last three digits of your serial number? It will also help if you post an image of your logic board.


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Hitbox and Frame Displayer
Written by Mauve of irc.mizuumi.net #iamp
The FrameDisplay tool allows you to view the SWR character's frames of animation and overlays visual hitbox data on top of the frames. With this tool you are able to view individual frames of animation, scroll through frames, and even auto-play animation loops. The tool also comes equipped with the ability to toggle the alpha channel, the box perimeters, the position-crosshairs, and the background gradient. You are also able to click and drag the viewpoint of the display.
The displayer will also show detailed information about the action that is currently displayed, including (but not limited to): damage, proration, limit increase, block type, CH frames, cancelable frames, graze frames, and invulnerability frames.
The Green boxes represent a hittable box. The Grey box represents A collision box (two character collision boxes won't overlap in-game). And the Red boxes represent the attack box (hitbox).
Hittable boxes and Attack boxes aren't "solid" and against an opponent they can pass through one another. Though obviously a red attack box will "hit" an opponent's green hittable box and inflict damage or block stun. The collision boxes for the characters are "solid" and two collision boxes can not overlap.
For details on how to control the switches and frames while using the tool, please read the framedisplay.txt that comes with the download package.
For now, you can download the original tool here. Current version: 1.7 (last updated 08/15/2009).
You can download the improved version of frame display, FrameDisplayMod by Shinki here.
Experimental/In development: FrameDisplay 2.1 (src). Supports multiple games. Last updated 10/23/2009.
Example animated GIF images that were created using the tool can be viewed in this photobucket.
Example video of the tool being used can be seen here
Frame Advance/Stepper
Also written by Mauve of irc.mizuumi.net #iamp
This tool allows you to slow down or speed up the framerate of the game by pressing number keys.
- 1 is default speed. Keys 2-9 are slower speeds. And 0 is pause.
- Shift+1-9 is faster speeds.
- The spacebar will advance one frame during pause mode.


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Travel Tip: Visit Local Grocery Stores!
We've talked about visiting local farmers' markets to get a flavor for a city, and a similar argument can be made for local grocery stores as well. Even the most suburban, fluorescent-lit supermarket can give an interesting look into everyday life in another town and its people.
Perhaps you'll find a new food item to try out or an inexpensive tool that would be difficult to find in the US. In Italy, for example, you might find several kinds of tomato paste where you'd be lucky to find one at home. And if a language barrier keeps you from figuring out what's in that package of cookies, chalk it up to a taste test adventure.
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We got to have Trade off with the Assistants on Tuesday! That was fun. I went with Elder Hixon to the Shore and we spent most of the day doing office stuff. It is kind of fun to see how much goes on behind the scenes that no one sees. Its also fun to see how normal President Balli is. Like he is just a normal guy. Its weird to think that I was ever nervous of him or that he was scary to me. Being a Zone Leader we get to see President heaps more than the other missionaries would. So we actually gain a relationship with him. Its also funny to see how new missionaries are scared of the Assistants, like Elder Bass. We have a new missionary in our zone that when he saw the assistants he was nervous and asking why they were here. Its just funny cuz I know them so well and I was companions with Elder Bass. Like I know how they are. They aren't perfect. Just funny.
Thursday was an interesting day... We had trade offs with the Samoan Elders, Elder Ualesi and Elder Zacher. I was with Elder Ualesi in the Samoan ward. So our car had to be serviced that day.... At 8am. So because Elder Zacher is new we figured that Elder Ualesi and I would take it so that he could have his studies. Well we took it in and they told us that it would take a few hours.... So we walked. We dropped it off at about 8:15 and they finally called us at about 3. So we walked for a while... And yes. Thursday was probably the hottest day of the summer so far. Just our luck! It was fun though! We were blessed with a mean dinner that night! We pigged out!
Now for our HUGE miracle! Shelby came to church! This is her 3rd time at church overall and her first time in our ward! So we sat down during Gospel Principles and it ended up just being us and her in the class. Brother Apiata (our ward mission leader) usually takes the lessons, but he wasn't at church so we took the lesson and we talked about the Sacrament with her and then lead it into Baptism. She had told us that she would want to be baptized and we had just left it at that for a bit. But as we started talking about Baptism her son, Trey (3 years old), said that he had to go to the bathroom. Well she left and Elder Oakes and I looked at each other and we decided we were going to set her right then. She came back in and we asked her straight up, "Will you prepare yourself to be Baptized on the 24th of December?" Well of course she said yes! If she didn't I wouldn't be telling you this story! She said that she wants to and that its important but she is a bit nervous. Just of the unknown and of committing. So please keep her in your prayers!
This week overall was really awesome! I feel like Ammon in Alma 26:1 "And now, these are the words of Ammon to his brethren, which say thus: My brothers and my brethren, behold I say unto you, how great reason have we to rejoice; for could we have supposed when we started from the land of Zarahemla that God would have granted unto us such great blessings?" There have been so many great blessing's in my mission. I am so grateful to the Lord for everything that he has given to me! I am honestly so grateful for this opportunity to be here to serve the Lord on a mission!
Love yous! Love Elder Seelos!
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This morning (Jun-10) I am unable to get calls from Twitter to unlock accts.
After troubleshooting, I see that Twitter is not calling with unlock codes.
I have done this like +1,000 this year and have a few everyday to deal with.
Has anyone else seen this issue?
PS: This is not really an sms issue, its a not calling issue


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I had too much coffee today. But, after I had finished my triple Americano, one of the coffee shop regulars at Zocalo Coffeehouse in San Leandro showed up with his portable coffee gear. This is a style of coffee that he makes at his home in Greece and it is quite interesting. As you can see, his portable gear consists of a 35 year old MSR camp stove, a Greek coffee maker and a bottle of fuel. We used both a Greek brand of coffee, Bravo, and with Zocalo's house blend.
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By Andres Oppenheimer
We all know what conventional economists say about the future of Latin America: Venezuela, Argentina, Bolivia and other countries that pursue populist policies will go downhill, whereas Chile, Peru, Colombia and others that pursue "responsible" economic policies will do great.
So when I interviewed the most unconventional among the best-known U.S. economists — Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman — last week, I was eager to know whether he agrees with the conventional wisdom on Latin America.
Krugman, who has just published a book entitled "End this depression now!" — where he argues that the United States and Europe should increase their economic stimulus packages to jumpstart the world economy, rather than continuing to cut public spending — is often cited by Latin America's populist governments as a supporter of their big spending policies.
Earlier this year, Argentina's President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner enthusiastically cited in a speech one of Krugman's "Conscience of a Liberal" blogs in The New York Times, in which he stated that Argentina's economy is getting unfair treatment from the media.
Asked whether he agrees with mainstream U.S. economists that Latin America's "populist" governments will end up destroying their economies, while "responsible" governments will do much better, Krugman surprised me for being much closer to the mainstream — at least on this issue — than one might have suspected.
"The little bit that we know is that the old rules still apply: If you print money to cover your bills even when the economy is not in a recession, you will get high inflation. If you follow irresponsible populist policies, it will hurt growth. So I don't think that Venezuela is any kind of role model," he said.
"On the other hand, the hard-line free market stuff has not worked the way it was supposed to," he added. "We had heard promises of great growth in Mexico for decades now, and Mexico is not terrible now, but it certainly has not had the kind of takeoff. The economies that seem to do the best are the ones that seem to have somewhat middle-of- the road policies, that are basically free market, responsible fiscal policies, but also make some serious efforts at poverty reduction, Brazil being the obvious case."
Asked about Argentina, he said that "it's not a good story either, although it's not in the Venezuelan league."
According to Krugman, "Argentina had a remarkable recovery from its crisis of the early years of the last decade, but clearly they have gone on with the populist policies too far too long....If they had made a turn to more moderate policies in 2007, then the Argentine story would be an entirely positive one. Instead, they kept their foot on the gas pedal."
Despite the fact that the region's economy is expected to slow down from 4.3 percent last year to about 3.7 percent this year, Krugman said he is "still relatively optimistic" about the region.
"I don't see anything in the latest data that would lead me to believe that it's actually going to get caught up in the full depth of the (world) crisis," he said.
On whether he is more optimistic about Brazil or Mexico, he said that "while I am not a dire pessimist about Mexico," Brazil right now looks more promising. "I don't think there is an easy policy explanation about why Brazil has done better. It just seems that there seems to be more of an entrepreneurial drive," he said.
Asked what would be his advice for Mexico's virtual president-elect Enrique Pena Nieto, Krugman said that Mexico has been pursuing sound economic policies, but that now "it needs to work on all the boring but necessary stuff: education, infrastructure and rule of law, which is a big issue for Mexico."
"The best thing you could do for the Mexican economy would be to control the drug trade and the crime wave, and hope that the re-shoring of production from China (to Mexico) finally generates the economic miracle we keep waiting for," he added.
My opinion: I agree with most of Krugman's views on Latin America, especially his recommendation that Mexico focus on the "boring but necessary stuff," such as education and infrastructure.
That should be sound advice for the entire region, and perhaps for the United States, too. I would only add that the biggest challenge for our part of the world is to stop seeing these tasks — especially education — as "boring," and re-packaging them as the most exciting challenge of our generation.


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Julious Javone Threatts really, really wanted to play football for the Town 'N Country Packers Pop Warner team in Tampa.
So, he changed his name to Chad Jordan and shaved seven years off his birthday so people would think he was really 14.
"He really acted like a kid," coach Ray McCloud said. "My son is 13, and my son was hanging out with him, and (Threatts) acted more immature than (my son)."
It's unclear how long Threatts pretended to be a teenager or why he did it.
Steve Levinson, president of the football league, said Threatts played ... last year, trained again during the spring and then joined the Tampa Bay league at the beginning of this season. [He] turned in all the necessary registration paperwork, including a copy of his birth certificate, which officials now realize must have been fake.
"He duped everyone," Levinson said. [St. Petersburg Times]
Oh, here's video of J.J. Threatts talking about God. He's in jail now. It's his sixth arrest. His first came when he was really 14.


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Presented here are portions of Elder Daniel Willoughby's fourth email from the Mongolia Ulaanbaatar Mission.
Thanks Steven for sending the pictures. Baby Aurora looks great! It is great to see how the gospel has blessed our family so much.
Happy Birthday DAD!!! I'm sure you still look good for how old you're getting. :)
Thanks Paul for teaching me so much, and Jake the things you told me are very true principles. Meeting with Clay Frandsen so much before coming was a really good thing for me. All that I learned in mission prep class is starting to make sense.
I am doing great! I feel like I've learned a month's time of information in one week. Has it really been one week? This mission is absolutely amazing. I am in Ulaanbataar Central area. This week was Tsagaan Sar. It is basically the Mongolian's Christmas. Many Mongolians are busy during this time so President Andersen had us visit members and teach them about family history. The members here are awesome. We ate at probably ten members houses this week. Lots and lots of potato salad kind of thing and buuz — some kind of dumpling with meat in it. I loved the food it was great. There was also lots of candy! Yum. :) They also gave us gifts and I got to wear Mongolian traditional clothing. It was really cool to see such a difference in culture. I really enjoyed it and really respect Mongolian culture. I don't know all about it yet but I'm learning so quickly.
All mail goes to the mission home with the address Sister Andersen gave out. I received a letter from Andrew Steinicke. I really honestly do not need anything and I actually have way too much stuff already. My Mongolian companion I respect a lot. He has so little yet serves diligently and has great knowledge of the gospel.
This mission is so different from Atlanta. We have ALA, PMF, and investigators. ALA is a less active. We have nine that we visit as often as we can. When they come back to church we get another one. We also visit part member families and strengthen them. President Andersen was told to strengthen the members here. Along with doing those we also get referrals like crazy from members and from the street by talking to people. I have been so blessed with the gift of tongues and with the Lord's help am able to talk to Mongolians and get referrals now (address, phone number).
I was able to bear my testimony in sacrament meeting again. Afterwards some people said they felt something. I know it was the Holy Ghost giving me the words to say to help the Mongolians.
The Mongolians are very loving people. So willing to accept the gospel. So full of faith. I have yet to see an investigator who wouldn't pray. When we shared scriptures with members they get all their kids and have each one read from it. They are excited about the gospel. It is a such a good thing. It makes me happy. They show us pictures of their families. Talk about their missions. It's so impressive. They always love to see pictures of my family and are so interested in them. Families are a great blessing.
Truly this is the truth. I have no doubt of it. My knowledge of the gospel has increased so rapidly. I will humbly learn as much as I can to be the best instrument in His hands.
Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you a lot and I realize how much you've done for me now. Dad I will forever be grateful for your example of dedication to the Church. I love you Dad.
Steven, Paul, and Jake you've been a great example to me and I'd be nowhere without you. Thanks for being great brothers. Sarah thanks for being a great sister. You taught me a lot growing up and I am grateful. You maybe should have taught me how to spell better. :)
To MTC teachers: My respect for all of you has grown a lot. Cannon Ax I saw your picture in a member's photo album. Thanks again for your hard work.
To Jake: I found that the way to measure faith is by hope and charity. And without charity…faith and hope are useless.
Love, Elder Willoughby
If anyone wishes to ask Daniel a question or to send him a message, write it in the comments and I will make sure he receives it.


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Mumbai, May 18 (PTI) State-run Bank of Baroda today reported a profit after tax of Rs 155 crore in the quarter ended March, led by healthy business growth.
The bank had reported a net loss of Rs 3,230 crore in the same period last year on a spike in bad assets.
"The profit in this quarter is largely the organic business that grows. There was growth in the fee income and also due to some interest on treasury related income tax refund. Fundamentally it was business as usual for us," managing director and CEO P S Jayakumar told reporters here.
The net interest margin (NIM) for domestic operations stood at 2.5 per cent, while global margin stood at 1.8 per cent. Total NIM in the fourth quarter was at 2.17 as against 2.06 in the same quarter last year.
Gross non performing assets of the bank stood at 10.46 per cent while net NPA was at 4.72 per cent.
"We dont expect our NPA to rise more than Rs 3,000 crore in fiscal year 2017-18," he said.
The gross NPA stands at Rs 42,719 crore for March 2017.
The bank reported a disclosure in divergence of Rs 295 crore in gross non-performing assets (NPAs). "For a lot of that accounts we had taken additional provisions," he said.
Total provisions during the quarter was Rs 2,623 crore as against Rs 6,858 crore in the year-ago period.
Fresh slippages in the fourth quarter was Rs 4,077 crore as against Rs 5,932 crore in the same period last year. The lender recovered Rs 1,541 crore of loans.
It upgraded Rs 884 crore of loans, while wrote off Rs 1,211 crore of loans.
Jayakumar said the bank has filed seven cases under Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. It has identified 23 more accounts to be filled for bankruptcy.
The lenders special mentioned accounts, of loans unpaid for over 60 days, stood at Rs 8,000 crore as of March end.
The bank has valued its non-core assets at Rs 6,000 crore and will be selling some of them in the current financial year.
Total deposits stood at Rs 6,01,675 crore as at March 31, 2017 as against RS 5,74,038 crore as at March 31, 2016. Total advances were Rs 3,83,259 crore as at March 31, 2017 against Rs 3,83,770 crore as at March31, 2016.
The bank scrip closed 2.32 per cent down at Rs 187.75 a piece on the BSE, as against a 0.73 per cent correction in the benchmark. PTI HV AA RSY


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Lifestyle and dietary changes, such as stress reduction, biofeedback, relaxation, and avoidance of fatty meals can relieve spastic colon, which is also called irritable bowel syndrome, explains the American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons (ASCRS). Avoiding coffee and alcohol is sometimes helpful as well.
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I cleaned up the Park brake parts for my '57 Nomad today and found that the 'cheap pulleys' used in the two forward cable brackets are very worn. If there were bearings involved, they are 'gone', and the pulleys themselves have cut into the shoulder bolts which retain them. I've searched online for replacement pulleys, or rebuild kits, but no luck. I'm sure I'm not the first trifive owner to have this issue... so what have you guys done to correct this problem? Is there a source for new pulleys? or has anyone found a way to *rebuild* the pulleys?
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A registered sex offender wanted by Orange County Sheriff's deputies for allegedly molesting a teenage girl was arrested in Costa Mesa on Thursday morning.
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Sevilla area guide: hauntingly beautiful
In Sevilla, you really are in the heart of 'Real Spain', so it is advisable to do things their way. In much the same way that London's red buses and telephone booths, Big Ben, punks, the Queen and extortionate prices are seen as a snapshot of the UK, Sevilla is home to much of Spain's traditional customs and global imagery – the lazy siesta, the passionate people, the salsa-ing señoritas, the dusty tapas bars, the brooding, sultry gazes of the local Gitanos (gypsies) as they look on intently as an impromptu flamenco dance and song routine flares up that's as much for the tourists' benefit as traffic jams or middle-of-the-day closing hours: this is just how it is.
Which is not to say that Sevilla cares not for the tourists who love it so – walking tours, horse-drawn carriage rides, open-top buses, beautiful hotels and well-priced restaurants are plentiful throughout the city – but Sevilla exhibits a refreshing lack of tourist-centric emphasis. Visitors are respected and welcomed, but Sevilla would be exactly the same without them. It is this authenticity that is so beguilling.
Sevilla is Spain's fourth-largest city, its hottest city, and the capital of Andalucía. Straddling the banks of the Guadalquivir River, the city lies in a rich and fertile basin in the immediate centre of Southern Spain. The city's location and intense climate have helped shape its history and growth, bringing it riches that few other cities in Europe could have ever dreamt of. Sevilla's history stretches back more than 2,000 years. It was called Hispalis by the Romans and was a relatively minor city at that time, bursting into prominence when the Moors came in the 8th century. Their influence was immediate and instrumental in Sevilla becoming an enlightened and wealthy state, evidenced today by the imposing Giralda Tower that stands proudly beside the cathedral, blurring any perceived boundaries between Islam and Christianity.
Sevilla boasts an international airport and is just a two-hour drive from the Costa del Sol to the east, Portugal to the west, and the famous cities of Cádiz and Jerez to the south. Renowned for its oranges, the surrounding plains abound with citrus and olive groves, yet the city has no real reliance on the region's rich agriculture. Instead, Sevilla is an important financial hub, boasts a huge tourism industry and is the cultural centre of Southern Spain.
As for its climate, well, there's nothing else like it. While most of Europe's hottest areas are centred around Greece and Turkey's Aegean Sea basin, Sevilla's microclimate brings it the highest temperatures on the continent. July and August are stifling, and there are no sea-breezes to cool the air. Sensibly, many Sevillanos flee the city during these months, at precisely the moment that the less-enlightened tourists flock in. To be fair, the city is not completely unbearable during the height of summer – if you love the feel of hot sun on your neck all-day long then you'll be in paradise – but the shoulder months are more comfortable. In winter, temperatures will rarely drop below 15ºC, making Sevilla a city of t-shirt weather all year round.
It is high summer in Sevilla and, along the city's ancient streets, a startling spectacle is unfolding. Shuffling along in single file – maybe two abreast in places but rarely more than that – are thousands of weary-looking tourists. Weighed down by backpacks, bulky cameras and rapidly condensating bottles of water, these sightseers cling to the sides of buildings, preferring to keep pace with the milling crowd than go it alone and set their own schedule.
Why such uniformity? The answer lies above: the height of summer in Sevilla brings with it the highest temperatures in Europe, the mercury settling above the 45ºC-mark by early July and sitting there stubbornly for four or five weeks. The unrelenting sunshine makes for flawless blue skylines and evocative evenings, but can make the daytime in Sevilla rather uncomfortable. As if this were not enough, the months of July and August are also the busiest tourist months, bringing thousands of ill-prepared – both in terms of protective equipment and genetic makeup – Americans, Japanese, Koreans and North Europeans flocking to the city in order to discover its charms. They soon discover that, while beautiful, Sevilla is also uncomfortably hot, the narrow strip of shade thrown by the tall buildings providing the only al fresco respite during the day.
While an understandable tactic, the sight of thousands of pedestrians wilfully corralling themselves through some imagined turnstile in order to shelter from the sun is a curious one. But there are alternative ways and means of avoiding the often oppressive Sevillian sun. In the cool shade of the lovely Parque de Maria Luisa, for one. Or perhaps under the ornate ceiling of the Cathedral of Sevilla, one of the largest medieval and gothic churches in the world. Or, like most of the local Sevillanos, enjoying the cool interiors of the city's plentiful tapas bars and bodegas that populate Sevilla's tightly-woven streets, the sun's unwanted rays repelled by the reflective whitewashed walls and unable to infiltrate the deep narrow passages that comprise much of Sevilla's architectural character. Or there's always the famous siesta...
Any option, at that time of day and in the height of summer, would be preferable to pounding the streets in search of cultural one-upmanship. You can do that in the relative cool of the morning or evening; indeed, the lower sun, cooler air and muskier aromas at this time of day make the experience even more spectacular and memorable, so why suffer with the masses?
If you must explore during the height of the afternoon sun, then you could do a lot worse than head over the Guadalquivir River to Triana. A corner of town that flies under the radar of most tourists, the neighbourhood of Triana is an intriguing section of Sevilla. Culturally and economically independent, Triana is both apart from Sevilla and integral to its makeup. Essentially an island in the heart of the city – the area is built upon the split of the Guadalquivir River – Triana is the home of the city's largest Gitano population, mixing its earthy architecture with some of the city's more aspirational neighbourhoods and so creating a fascinating melting pot of cultures and architecture.
While most tourists that make it across the river will only glimpse Triana from atop their tour bus – the multilingual guidebook headsets proffering a sanitised version of the region's being – the best way to experience the area is on foot. So cross the beautiful Puente de Triana and be prepared for anything – a friendly wave, street flamenco, hidden bodegas serving delightful local delicacies and strong sherries, unseen squares where families spend the entire day picnicking and chatting...anything goes in Triana.
Points of interest include the Convento de San Jacinto, the bustling Triana Market, the Iglesia de Santa Ana and the colourful Calle Pureza.
Still fancy something a little more off-the-beaten-track? You could always travel back in time, of course (metaphorically at least)…
Post-apocalyptic landscapes certainly have their appeal. In Ukraine you can helicopter over eerily empty towns and go wild wolf hunting in the vast depopulated areas of post-1986 Chernobyl. In Pompeii, the lava-hardened bodies of the town's unfortunate residents have been drawing in tourists for centuries. And, well, in Birmingham there's that new gleaming Bull Ring Mall to amble around in. But the Universal Exposition of Sevilla 92' takes some beating in the post-event intrigue stakes.
At the time, though, this spectacular event was undoubtedly impressive. Set across 215 hectares of land on the city's Isla de la Cartuja, the Expo's Age of Discovery theme coincided with the 500th anniversary of Columbus's America discovery, at the very location it is believed he set sail from. 58 countries set up pavilions for the show, leading to some impressive architectural and design feats, most notably from the Japanese, whose pavilion was, and still is, the largest wooden structure in the world. Recreations of palaces, mansions, lakes, boats and modernist cubes abounded, traversed by rivers and moats and all kept cool by an innovative microfilter water air-conditioning system that lined the main streets and sprayed a cooling mist on visitors.
And then, in October 1992, after wowing visitors for six months, the fair was over. People went home. Nations abandoned their temporary homes, taking the inner workings but leaving behind the structures. As a result, the effect today is rather startling. Much of the site still stands, looking less modern and more decrepit with each passing day. Weeds and grass shoot through the pavements as nature – unchecked – slowly reclaims the land. A half-hearted research and development park exists there now, but much of the site is abandoned, and free to stroll around. The spectacle of deserted streets coupled with ostensibly fun-filled, interactive buildings and stalls lying empty is an eye-raiser. There's certainly a post-apocalyptic atmosphere hanging over the site, albeit a non-threatening one. Conversely, right next to it sits the popular Isla Mágica theme park, which is one of the most popular fun fairs in Spain and a must-visit if you have little ones in tow.
Aah, night time in Sevilla. After the searing heat of the day, the city comes alive as soon as the sun's rays vanish over the horizon. With the rays gone, the heat simmers down to a welcoming warmth, and the spectacular evening sky turns an inviting hue of red: it's time to head outside.
Although Sevilla suffers from a couple of tourist traps, most eateries in and around the Old Town remain authentic. The rule is – if it looks chaotic, busy and a little daunting, then it's going to be great. Pristine restaurants and sedate bars in Sevilla should be avoided; if the locals shun them, you should too. Sure, you're going to need a little bit of Spanish, you're going to have to speak up, and you're going to have to ignore some of the less-than-hygienic practices of many bars (writing your order in chalk on the actual bar while handing you your beer and a bar-decorative tray of olives being one particularly memorable practice favoured by many a bartender in the depths of Sevilla) in order to get what you want, but you won't regret it.
Affordable beverages abound, while the choice, inventiveness and downright deliciousness of the hundreds of tapas dishes available throughout the city will make your head spin. You first have to find these places, and then drum up the courage to enter and order, so swot up on your Spanish now!
As night melts into morning, many of the city's excellent underground bars and clubs will still be in full swing, so simply follow your ears, or your new-found friends – there's hundreds to choose from, and if you still have the energy to flamenco the night away, dive in – it will be a memorable experience!
By journalist, editor and former Costa del Sol resident, Ian Clover.
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Hudson's Kristalena Lamore won two events to win the MVP of the CMass track meet.
Lamore's record-setting performance came in the triple jump where she recorded a combined distance of 38-feet, 3« inches, a distance that smashed the meet record and gave Lamore one of her first-place finishes. She also captured first place in the 200 meter run with a time of 26.04 seconds, a time that put her across the finish line a half second ahead of the second-place finisher. The 200-meter win was all the more satisfying when you consider that Lamore was disqualified from the 100-meter run in the meet last season due to a false start.
While winning two events was certainly something that Lamore will always remember, a surprise awaited her following the meet.
``It was really funny,'' Hudson coach Anthony Gonzalez explained. ``It all happened around the start of the relays when the meet was coming to an end. A meet official came to me and informed me that Kristalena had been selected as meet MVP and he asked me not to let her leave. A couple of our athletes overheard him, but I told them not to tell anyone,'' Gonzalez said.
Yeah, right. Did you ever ask a bunch of teenage girls to keep a secret?
``Word spread like wildfire. It was only a matter of minutes before everyone on the team knew what was going to happen,'' Gonzalez said.
Fortunately no one told Lamore and she was still kept in the dark about receiving the award. That was when the plot thickened a little bit more.
The Hawks were finished competing and even though the final score had not yet been finalized it is customary for a team to pack up and leave even before the final results are posted. Lamore was the only member of the team who didn't know why they were all hanging around.
``It was really a struggle keeping it from her. I had to put out three separate fires to keep her from finding out. It was really kind of neat,'' Gonzalez said. ``Kristalena was the only one who didn't know why we weren't leaving and couldn't understand why we were staying.''
She soon found out that it was worth getting home from Fitchburg a little later then she had expected.
Lamore wasn't the only one who received a surprise at the meet.
``I was so involved with keeping Kristalena from learning about the MVP trophy that I lost track of the score. All of the sudden the boys coach (Kathy Vinciullo) came up to me and said, `Anthony, you got second place.' I was shocked,'' Gonzalez said.
The Hawks finished with 29 points, a distant second behind Bromfield, which ran away from the pack with 86 points. Wachusett also earned 29 points to tie Hudson. The Hawks finished one point ahead of fourth-place Marlborough.
``We actually could have scored more points if I had moved some people around, but we have a lot of seniors on the team who have been with us for five years and we wanted them to leave Hudson High school competing in the events they had competed in for all those years,'' Gonzalez said.
Hudson's other point scorers in the girls meet were Lindsay Campbell, who finished in a third place tie in the pole vault by clearing 9-6 and the 4x100 relay team, which finished fifth in 51.30. The relay team was composed of Campbell, Alex Barba, Sarah Collaianni and Lamore.
Hudson Catholic sophomore Jessica Jarrard ran to a fifth-place finish in the two-mile in a time of 11:51.65.
The Hawks finished 15th in the boys meet with 11 points. Hudson boys who dented the scoring column were Geoff King, who finished fourth in the high jump with a height of 6-2, David Opp, who finished sixth in the triple jump with a leap of 41-2 and Ryan Barry, who finished fifth in javelin with a toss of 153-3. The 4x800 meter relay team scored with a fourth-place finish.


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Tuesday, March 19, 2013
My Changing Room Adventures & Other Musings at the Y
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I got totally used to locker room nudity from the mandatory group showers in gym class in junior high and high school. After showering alongside 29 other naked girls five days a week for six years, I've seen it all and then some.
Even though I wasn't too thrilled with the group showering thing at the beginning of the seventh grade, I'm glad that we were required to shower back then in gym class, it has made things a lot easier to shower and change at the gym that I go to now, and it's the same group shower setup as in school.
- Wednesday, February 19, 2014 12:25:00 a.m.
- ~Jen~ said...
What you describe in 7th grade was my nightmare in 7th grade. We had mandatory showering after gym as well and I did EVERYTHING to avoid actually having a shower....to the point of wetting my hair and appearing showered to the teacher in order to avoid getting naked..I have clearly had modesty issues (aka poor body image) from wayyyy back.
- Wednesday, February 19, 2014 5:14:00 a.m.
I'm so sorry to hear that you had so much anxiety in the locker room. You have my sympathies!
Toward the end of the sixth grade we were told that at the junior high the next year we would be required to shower in gym class. I had assumed that it would be like at some campgrounds that I had been to, where you had your own private stall.
When I mentioned it to my mother and sister later that night, my sister, who was already in high school, told me that it was NOT in stalls, and that it was 100% out in the open in front of EVERYONE ELSE in the locker room!
I freaked out!!!!
That whole summer leading up to the start of seventh grade I was dreading the thought of gym class.
My sister kept assuring me that it wasn't that bad, but I didn't believe her.
I can still vividly remember being in the locker room at the end of the first gym class that year, and standing there in my underwear trying to summon the courage to take off my bra and panties. I swear that I must have been bright red with embarrassment as I finally took of my underwear.
There wasn't even anywhere to hang a towel by the showers, which meant that we had to walk naked to and from the showers.
Our gym teachers actually watched us pretty much the whole time that we showered. I don't think that they were doing it in any kind of perverted way? Just that they had to make sure that we were following the rules.
We had to spend at least five minutes in the shower, or we were sent back in to the shower.
Much to my shock, after about the first week, it just became second nature, and I was no longer embarrassed by it.
I do think that a few of the girls were pretty embarrassed by it? But we also had our share of exhibitionist girls too, that loved to walk around nude.
Like I mentioned, the gym that I go to now has a big group shower room. And since I have to workout and then shower before work, it kind of paid off that I got my modesty out of the way back in junior high and high school.
- Wednesday, February 19, 2014 3:22:00 p.m.
- ~Jen~ said...
Worst.nightmare.ever...hahaha Ahhh well look at us now...all grown up and not too worse for wear!
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Heritage Category: Listed Building
Grade: II
List Entry Number: 1072580
Date first listed: 25-Aug-1959
Statutory Address: CHURCH OF ST GILES, STUMBLE HILL
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Statutory Address: CHURCH OF ST GILES, STUMBLE HILL
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County: Kent
District: Tonbridge and Malling (District Authority)
Parish: Shipbourne
National Grid Reference: TQ 59132 52242
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25.8.59 Church of St Giles GV II
Church. Fragmentary remains of C14 chapel on site after complete rebuilding 1721-22 by James Gibbs, later replaced 1879-81 by Maun and Saunders for Edward Cazalet of Fairlawne. Nave and chancel church with transepts in neo-Decorated style. Central tower. Coursed ragstone rubble with ashlar dressings. Tiled roofs. Tower. Pointed arch openings at belfry stage. Crenellated parapet to pyramidal tiled roof with weather-vane. Four corner animal gargoyles. North-east corner octagonal stair-tower. Chancel. One bay. Three-light east window, gable parapet with kneelers over. Transepts. Three-light and windows in recessed arches. Nave. Four bays. Groups of 3 single light windows. Gabled north-west porch with gable-parapet and kneelers. Columned arched entrance. Small round window in west end gable, pair of 2-light windows below. Interior. Full width arches across bays of nave with inlaid decoration above and at impost level. Similar decoration above and around chancel arch. Wooden barrel vault to nave with arved stone colonnettes supporting the ribs. Ribbed and banded brick and stone vault to crossing. Shallow chancel with more inlaid decoration, covered by boarded wooden vault. Carved reredos of Last Supper with pinnacles over. Carved pulpit with moveable legs and parapet. Carved font with marble legs. Wooden stalls with arched and pinnacled canopy across full width of west end. Monument to Christopher Vane ; 1723 and his wife, Elizabeth, d.1725 in south transept. Giant Aedicule surmounted by triangular pediment. Figures of Elizabeth to left and Christopher to right, flanking urn on pedestal. Daughter, Elizabeth below, kneeling. One arch from the medieval chapel survives, built into the interior of the north transept. A photograph, an elevation and a plan of the Gibbs church are displayed in the church.
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Amputee Surfers - Follow Up
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Operation Comfort and Ampsurf.The mission: To give some amputee soldiers and marines a chance to surf.The outcome: A stoke beyond all belief.Operationcomfort.org and ampsurf.com teamed up in Pismo Beach, CA August 16-20 to give a bunch of amputee soldiers and marines the opportunity to surf. For 4-5 hours a day they learned to surf thanks to a small army of fortunate volounteers. Whether they had day two, one or no legs to stand on, the vets gave it their all. Local coverage was huge - the whole surf community was in on it. Even CNN, and National Geographic showed up.I was blessed by the presence of the soldiers and marines here on the Central Coast. The determination that these guys and gals showed as well as the "determined fun" that they were working for was an inspiration to us all.
When I looked at these guys - my eyes started to mist, not out of pity, but of pride at the quality of our young men and women in our armed services. I was so happy to actually give something tangible to them (a taste of the coolest sport ever) for all that they and hundreds of thousands have done for me and my family. Bcause they are "out there" sacraficing. My family can sleep peacefully.
Seeing these guys (me at 42) I thought that I had the opportunity do do what they did - serve in the armed forces. But I didn't. Getting in the water and pushing a board ahead of the wave for these guys was an honor. It is a stoke that will last a lifetime. Again, I was given a gift I didn't deserve. Guys and gals - keep the stoke alive and thank you. Operationcomfort.org, you're awesome! I look forward to seeing you next year.Glenn Norberg


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Classic Captions Contest – 1958 Dodge Truck Edition
This 1958 advertisement for Dodge Trucks tells a story, but I frankly have no idea what it is. You have a truck, and fencing, and what looks to be bags of fertilizer or sakrete. And you're going to the bank. Okay, so the message is that you can do work and save money with a Dodge truck. Got it. But the newsboy on the bike? At the other drive-up teller window? He's there for what reason? I don't know, but I am sure you can think of a funny, clever, or perhaps genuine reason why this would make sense in a truck ad. In any case, leave your quip, caption or comment below.
Last week's Buick Century ad was definitely cringe-worthy, and you guys made the most of it. took the top spot with, "When life gives you lemons, make colonnade." In second place was with his comment, "The large crowd dissipated pretty quickly after someone pointed out that the car said 'Free Spirit', and not 'Free Spirits', like they were hoping."


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Man. It's been hard getting back in the game. I think I've temporarily damaged my brain due to excess cookie intake. Baking hasn't been a top priority with my schedule flip-flapping around over the last two weeks, especially since my sweet tooth has been satisfied by external sources. (Thanks mom and dad!)
However, now I'm back to school, back to life, back to chaos.
Now, some people need to retreat from the cookie scene after Christmas. Some people experience cookie overdoses. Thankfully, I'm immune to overdose. I'm a pure addict. I keep coming back for more. Try and wean me off via macarons, cake, and/or muffins, and you bet I'll get addicted to those too. Tread lightly!
EXCEPT, this time these "cookies" can hardly be labeled as such.
Instead, I'm going to go with health food.
Honestly, what cookies can YOU think of that have no flour, no eggs, no added sugar besides a little bit of dark chocolate lovin', and fruit… yes, FRUIT! I mean, these guys are so packed to the brim with diet foods, that I think, for once in my life, I can actually grasp the idea of dieting.
These cookies are inspired and recreated very closely from this recipe: http://www.shutterbean.com/2012/carnival-cookies/
I've changed a few things, and renamed them to suit my current mood, and thus we have:
Chaos Cookies – What you need:
- 3 ripe bananas, mashed
- ¼ cup of melted coconut oil
- 1 ½ cup rolled oats
- ½ cup of ground peanuts (pulse peanuts in a food processor until finely ground)
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- ½ teaspoon cinnamon
- ½ teaspoon salt
- ½ cup roasted peanuts
- 1 cup of dark chocolate, finely chopped (I got the yummy dark chocolate chips from the vegan store!)
- 4 rice crackers, crumbled finely
Chaos Cookies – What you do:
Preheat the oven to 180c. Prepare cookie sheets by lining them with parchment paper.
In a large bowl, mix together the bananas and coconut oil. Set aside.
In another large bowl, stir together the oats, ground peanuts, baking powder, cinnamon, and salt.
Add the dry ingredients (oat mix) into the wet ingredients (banana mix), and combine well.
Stir in the peanuts, chocolate, and rice cracker crumbs.
Again, combine well.
Roll the cookie dough into balls, and place on the cookie sheet. Flatten them a bit, because they don't spread out much while baking.
Bake at 180c for 15 minutes. After removing the cookies, allow them to sit on the cookie sheet before placing on a cooling rack to cool.
(It gets dark so early in Paris! And it gets dark oh so quickly! By the time the cookies were done baking, it was nighttime - look at the different lightings!)
This recipe makes around 20 cookies. They should stay perfectly divine and tasty for up to a week if you refrigerate them in a sealed container.
Side note! I adored the natural flavours of these guys, but they weren't terribly sweet (well, obvvvviously, because we didn't add any sugar!!!), so if you're after a sweeter cookie, add a few tablespoons of maple syrup or a dollop of honey!
Dieting in 2013 just got easy. Nom.
Baking soundtrack – Tunes to inspire your inner baker:
The Kooks – Young Folks: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqUcvqHNy9k
The Crookes – Yes, yes we're magicians: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4xRuJtJmHo


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