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ZomB: Battlegrounds is an intense, fast paced Battle-Royale shooter.
The Objective:
Up to 16 players can join a match but only one can make it out alive. Jump out of the plane and land wherever you want. Scavenge for weapons, ammo, and other supplies and kill anyone you see. Be careful, however. there is an electric storm that is constantly closing in and it will kill you if youre caught in it.
- Fast Paced Battle-Royale Gameplay,
- Play Fully Offline, in Single-Player Matches With Bots
- Up to 16 player multi-player through LAN or Online!
- 4 Huge Battle-Royale Maps, and a TDM Map
- Huge variety of both ranged and melee weapons!
- High risk, high reward gameplay!
- Building system! Build your own forts to defend yourself or shoot down enemy forts using the "E" key!
Season 3 is the biggest update for ZomB: Battlegrounds yet, featuring:
- 1 New Map!
- 2 New Map Variations
- 3 All New Weapons
- Gameplay changes
The Steam version will launch alongside Season 3, so you will have access to this new content right away!
Game Created By: Destruction Games
New Maps and Models Created by: EtaLis
Based on Work by: Hardworker Studio
Source: steampowered.com
System requirements
Windows Requirements
- OS: Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10
- Processor: Dual Core 1.6GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Integrated GPU 512MB
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- Sound Card: Well, if you want sound you should have one
- Additional Notes: Lowest settings, 30-60fps 1366x768 NOTE: while the game supports resolutions as low as 640x480, the HUD was designed for a minimum of 1280x720. Anything lower than that might cause issues. Only go lower if you have to.
Mac RequirementsNot available.
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2020 USATF East Region and Potomac Valley Association Masters Indoor Championships
Sunday, January 19, 2020 at the Prince George's Sports & Learning Complex 8001 Sheriff Road Landover, MD 20785
- On-line entries: $25 for the first event; $10 for each additional event, no limit
Mail-in entries: $35 for the first event; $10 for each additional event, no limit.
- Relay entries only on-site – $30 per team
Online Entry Link HERE
For Paper Entry Click HERE
Status of Entries Link HERE
NOTE: Checks for mail-in entries must be made payable to USATF Potomac Valley Association
Registration Deadlines:
On-line entries: Close on Monday, Jan 13th at 11:59 am; late entries are available until Friday, Jan 17th, at 11:59 am (with $10 late fee)
Mail-in entries: Must be postmarked by January 5, 2020
Day of event entry – cutoff 9:00am – $50 for first event; $15 for each additional event
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**The Prince George's Sports & Learning Complex is a facility of the M-NCPPC, Department of Parks and Recreation. The Department of Parks and Recreation encourages and supports the participation of individuals with disabilities. Please contact the facility at least two weeks in advance of the program start date to request accommodations (i.e. sign language interpreters, support staff, etc.).
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10:00 High Jump (All)
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11:30 Long Jump (All Women and M20-54)
Pole Vault (All)
12:30 Long Jump (M 55-69)
Triple Jump (All Women)
1:00 Shot Put (All Women)
1:30 Long Jump (M70+)
2:00 Shot Put (M 70+)
Triple Jump (All Men)
3:00 Shot Put (M60-69)
3:30 Shot Put (M19-59)
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10:00 60 m Hurdles
11:00 3000m Race Walk
11:45 60m (trials if necessary/finals if no trials necessary)
12:30 3000m
1:00 400m
1:30 1500m
2:00 200m
2:45 800m
3:15 60m (finals if trials are necessary)
3:30 4 x 200 meter relay
4:00 4 x 400 meter Relay
NOTE: 60m trials will be run, if necessary in an age group, at 11:45 am, with finals at 3:00 pm. If no trials are necessary in an age group, the final will be run at 11:45 am.
- All events are FINALS on Time. (Except the 60m)
- Running events will be run women first, then men / youngest to oldest age divisions; field events will be run as indicated on the meet schedule.
- Field Event Flights: 19-49 women, 50+ women, 19-49 men, 50-59 men, 60-69 men, 70+ men, (age divisions may be merged into flights of 12 or less)
- Throwing implements will be provided. Athletes may bring their implements.
- Age Divisions: Age of athlete on January 19, 2020.
- Open (19-29)
Masters (30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69……….).
To enter you must be a 2020 USATF Member. You may renew/join here
When entering the meet online, each event will appear with the same charge as the first event; the actual fee for additional events will change at checkout to $10.
If after completing your entry, the Status of Entries page indicates "info. needed" you should fax a copy of your birth certificate or the information page of your passport–with your membership number written on it–to your respective Association.
USATF East Region Masters Championship medals will be awarded to the top 3 finishers in each age group in each event (gold, silver and bronze); athletes from outside the region do not displace those from within the region but will be awarded duplicate medals. Patches will be awarded to USATF East Region Masters Champions (only one per athlete no matter how many events they win and only to athletes from within the East Region). There will be no team scoring.
The East Region consists of the following USATF associations:
Long Island
New England
New Jersey
New York
Potomac Valley
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From 495: Take Landover Rd. exit 17b-Landover Road. Once off ramp, proceed to far left lane. At first stoplight, turn left onto Brightseat Rd. Proceed straight through the traffic signal onto Redskins Rd.; follow signs to Sportsplex Auxiliary Parking Lot "D". Park to rear of the lot, Complex is a 150 yards walk from the lots.
From Sheriff Rd: Follow Sheriff Rd. toward FedEx Field past the Sportsplex entrance. Stay in right hand lane. Take a right turn before the light at Sheriff and Brightseat Rd. intersection onto Redskin Rd.; follow signs to Sportsplex Auxiliary Parking Lot "D". Park to rear of the lots, Complex is a 150 yards walk from the lots.


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BCS Newsletter
Week 3, Term 2 2019< All newslettersPrint
Bethany Christian SchoolMENU
Welcome to our Week 3 Newsletter for Term 2. You may notice that our newsletter has been updated to a web based version to improve the reading experience regardless of the device you use.
The weather last week was a good reminder that we are heading in to the winter season and need to take care of our health through regular sleep patterns. If you are unsure of how to implement a regular bedtime, please feel free to talk to your class teacher or the wellbeing team, led by Suzi Pedler, who will be happy to help. Parenting classes are another option and are being held on Tuesday mornings, for more information, contact Elise Ottens via email firstname.lastname@example.com or the front office.
This Saturday is our federal election and Bethany Christian School is a polling station. We encourage you to find out what different parties are supporting and promoting to make your own judgements as to who are the best candidates to vote for. We have included a brochure for your interest to inform you of some of the impacts that different parties will have on Christian schools. This is to give you information that may not have been reported in the media or maybe of particular interest to you as a parent in a Christian school. It is good to be informed and to make decisions based on a wide range of information. This helps a democracy to have healthy conversations and enables us to act responsibly and in line with our values.
This term, a group of students have travelled to some of the other schools who were involved in the Rudolph project to make films of the work. It has been wonderful to see how capable our students are to film, record and interview others about their work. Aaron Mabikafola continues to encourage and support these students to help make an excellent product. These films will be shown as a part of a conference in Adelaide later this year, that showcases the schools that have worked with Dr Yong Zhao in developing entrepreneurship.
Our Year 6 students returned from camp on Wednesday and our Year 4 students return this Friday. I would like to thank our dedicated staff who make sure that students are able to have these different learning experiences. We do have a wonderful team of dedicated teachers and support staff who care about your children and want to help them to discover their identity and purpose in the world.
Our school photo day is on Thursday 30th May. Please send your child in their formal winter uniform for this day. If you are unsure, the uniform policy is in the school diary on pages 13 and 14.
We also have a pupil free day on Friday 7th June. Remember to book your child in to OSHC with Camp Australia through our website if your child needs care on this day.
You would see that our development at the front of the Performing Arts Centre is taking shape and we look forward to using this new outdoor learning space. The building at the rear is also taking shape with the first story concrete flooring poured this week. We are so excited to think about how this new building will enable us to provide flexible spaces that will inspire creativity and encourage collaboration.
It is a wonderful time to be involved in schooling and to be a part of bringing about change and improvement together. I look forward to sharing with you the important learning that is happening for all of us as we explore, think and create together.
God bless,
Wendy Matear
Therefore, since we have been made right in God's sight by faith, we have peace with God because of what Jesus Christ our Lord has done for us.
Romans 5:1
It has been such a busy week with all the Year 6 students going to Wirraway for their camp, and the Year 4 students going to Aldinga for their camp, all of the Year 3 and Year 5 students sitting the NAPLAN tests and all the Junior Primary students completing their MAI (Mathematics Assessment Interview). What a week! However, even though it has been an exceptionally busy week, I have been so proud of our students in how they have been so cool and calm, even when they might have been feeling a little bit nervous. It has been such a privilege to watch our young people grow in themselves as they bravely went on camp or sat for the NAPLAN test and were able to come out of that experience successfully.
Talking to our children is one of the best ways to help them to overcome their fears. We all have times when we feel anxious and this can present in all different ways. You may be interested in the information below.
Anxiety in Children
There are times throughout the year that a child might become anxious. Sometimes a child might tend to be naturally a more anxious person.
Anxious children or teenagers can present any number of the following symptoms;
(adapted from https://www.anxietybc.com/parenting/parent-child, 8/8/17)
Parents can help their children overcome their anxiety by taking the time to listen and talk to their child about what they are feeling. It's important for parents to reassure their child that anxiety is very normal, and in some cases a good thing. Anxiety can help motivate us to work hard to achieve a personal goal, such as studying to pass a test. It can also keep us alert to any dangers we might be facing, such as needing to watch carefully when crossing a busy road.
While sometimes anxiety can feel frightening, anxiety is not dangerous. It can trigger our 'fight-flight-freeze' responses which can be really important for us to have when we might actually be in danger. The adrenaline rush we feel just before a big sporting event actually helps us to perform and that same feeling can propel us to practice harder to prepare for a big game, test or performance.
Anxiety is impossible to eliminate from our lives, but there are skills to help us manage it. A wonderful website for parents of children and teenagers is Anxiety BC (please see the link to https://www.anxietybc.com/parenting/talking-your-child-about-anxiety ). Anxiety only becomes a problem when it becomes excessive and it prevents a young person from joining in on fun activities (such as camps, social functions etc) and they start wanting to avoid things such as school. Very often, the best thing we can do for a child experiencing anxiety is to stay calm ourselves and simply listen to their fears, supporting them in overcoming fear by teaching them about what they are feeling and what they can do to make positive choices. If you feel you need further support, you can speak to your child's teacher or even make an appointment to speak to our School Counsellor by ringing the Front Office.
I do wish you a fabulous week with your families!
God bless you,
Deb Clifford
Deputy Principal
On Tuesdays between 9am – 11am starting on May 14th, Elise Ottens of our Diverse Learning and Wellbeing team, is hosting a 6-week course which aims to provide practical parenting strategies, inspiration and encouragement. If you have children aged between 5 – 9 years of age, this could be a terrific opportunity to meet other parents and inspire each other. For all information you can contact Elise Ottens by email firstname.lastname@example.com or call the school on 8283 0000.
The following students have completed the Premier's Be Active Challenge for this year. Well done!
Samantha C
Beau D
Angelo H
Madison D
|Rozanah T
|Elijah Y
|Aiden B
|Ella C
|Lucca M
Well done to the following students who have completed the Premier's Reading Challenge:
|Hannah H
|Emily S
|Noah J
|Ashiwei A
|Grace M
|Leslie S
|Ethan L
|Alma B
|Lilah M
|Liam A
|Charlie M
|Lilly C
|Esther N
|Markus B
|David O
|Amelia F
|Sofia-Lee N
|Elijah C
|Zakir S
|Thian H
|Mariah N
|Adam J
|Theodore T
|Henley H
|Emily P
Rory H
|Noah W
|Matthew A
|Yash P
|Annalise N
|Mille R
|Mackenzie W
|Lauren C
|Armstrong H
|Micaela G
|Charlie W
|Charli W
|Alessia R
|Steven L
Annlena B
|Dikesh Y
|Tyson P
|Rozannah T
Rossi C
|Jack O
|Munyk O
Makenzie M
The Bethany Parents and Friends would like to take this opportunity to thank all the students, teachers and volunteers of our beautiful school community for participating in the Mother's Day Stall.
It was a successful event with $2,983.35 raised, to go towards Hope Village and school based projects. What a great opportunity for the students to bless the Mothers, Aunties and Grandmothers in their lives.
Here are some responses from our parent community:
My gifts were given to me with so much excitement! Beautiful hearts allowed this to happen for the children............Thank you!
The Mother's Day stall is such a blessing. Such an excellent opportunity for the kids to use their thoughtfulness and also so helpful for the mums/dads that didn't have a chance to take the kids shopping.
It was beautiful to see how well thought out my child's choice was......such a heartfelt thing!
I love the Mother's Day Stall – the kids are so excited about the gifts they bought without me – they are so proud of themselves!
We love hearing comments about how this event connected families together. Praying you had a wonderful day celebrating with your children and families!
Bronnie Lyrtzis
Parents and Friends
Thank you to all our families who have been collecting the Earn and Learn stickers for our school. So many stickers have been collected already. Please continue to support our school by collecting stickers and depositing them in the collection boxes at school and also at the Woolworths at Paralowie.
We ask that you encourage other family members to collect stickers to help us gain more educational equipment for our school.
Sticker sheets are available from the front office.
Entertainment books are still available for purchase. Remember that by purchasing a new Entertainment book membership you will supporting fundraising at Bethany Christian School. Please click on the link to purchase a membership for only $70!
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Team List: Awek A, Bailee B, Bobbi H, Caitlyn S, Chanelle C, Clair H, Emily C, Faith K, Hailey H, Holly S, Imogen P, Jessica A, Kaylee W, Krystal G, Mackenzie B, Nareta S, Pollina P, Sarah L, Tam L, Taylor N, Trinity M, Yeukaishe M, Adyn M, Bill S, Eden D, Ezeikeil T, Hudson S, Ilyas D, Jack H, Jadon W, Jensen P, Jethro C, Jimmy K, Matthew N, Moses N, Rainn S, Riley C, Robinson S, Theim N, Thomas B, Tyson B & William M.
Staff: Mrs C Wyten, Mr N Grieger, Mr A Mabikafola, Mr S Traeger & Mrs R Curtis.
The SAPSASA Athletics carnival took place on Friday 5th of April, at Enfield Athletics Club, Clearview. The carnival was broken into a large schools competition and a small schools competition. Bethany competed in the large schools with five other schools. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Raine Williams, Shelley Howard and Stephanie Suckley for their help at the finish line.
Throughout the day Bethany students won 18 events, came 2nd in 18 and 3rd in 10. The teachers were so proud of the way our students conducted themselves all day, even after some lengthy delays, and they should all be congratulated on a job well done.
|Para Districts Large Schools
|Parafield Gardens
|Settlers Farm
Congratulations to the following student for breaking a Bethany school record at this meet:
|Faith K
|31.18 sec
We would also like to congratulate the following students who finished first in their individual event and as a result will be picked in the Para Districts SAPSASA Athletics Team to compete shortly at the State Metropolitan Championships:
|Trinity M
|Nareta S
|High Jump
|Nareta S
|Long Jump
|Faith K
|Bailee B
|Shot Put
|Holly S
|Taylor N
|Taylor N
|Imogen P
|Nareta S
|High Jump
|Faith K
|Faith K
|High Jump
|Bailee B
|Jack H
|Taylor N
|Eden D
|Long Jump
Team List: Amelia L, Awek A, Bailee B, Bobbi H, Clair H, Danae M, Emily C, Faith K, Holly S, Imogen P, Jessica A, Kaylee W, Krystal G, Mackenzie B, Mackenzie C, Madison M, Makenzie M, Nareta S, Sarah L, Tam L, Taylor N, Wynter D, Yar N, Aydn M, Bill S, Braith H, Eden D, Elijah Y, Harveer B, Hudson S, Jack H, Jacob N, Jed M, Jensen P, Jethro C, Marcus A, Matthew N, Maxx S, Moses N, Orian P, Rainn S, Riley C, Robinson S, Thomas B, Tyson B & William M.
Staff: Mrs C Wyten, Mr N Grieger, Mr S Traeger, Mrs R Curtis, Mr B Richardson & Mrs C Boxall.
On Friday 3rd May on a cold day, Bethany Christian School attended the SA Athletics Stadium at Mile End in order to compete against the other Christian schools in the state.
SACSA Primary athletics is broken up into three divisions. Bethany competed in Division One which was made up of six schools. It was a great effort by the whole team with many of them filling gaps that we had on the day. Thank you to those who helped us out in this way. Our team should be proud of the demonstration of good character that was on display for all to see. Also, thank you to our high jump helpers on the day which were Mr Richardson, Raine Williams, Julie May and Louise Moffat Ward.
Congratulations to the members of the following relay team who won their race:
11 Year Old Girls
We had two of Bethany's own school records broken on the day. Congratulations to the following students on their achievement:
|Riley B
|38.97 sec
|Nareta S
|High Jump
We would like to congratulate the following athletes for finishing in first place in their event:
|Marcus A
|Shot Put
|Bailee B
|Shot Put
|Madison M
|Bailee B
|Faith K
|Jack H
Two SACSA records were also broken on the day. Congratulations to the following students on their achievement:
|Faith K
|14.87 sec
|Madison M
|32.05 sec
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The strings of manipulation…!
What are the strings of manipulation… how do people get entangled in these stratagems…?
Forward movement means that the body of knowledge is in motion… Viewing all aspects of human life….! Humanoids are delicate souls – we are all stardust material – we are all on this expedition – be kind to yourself…!
Our societies thrive on dependent and co-dependent relationships – this conforms our conscious and sub-conscious behaviour patterns…! These atoms of knowledge are cultivated by the ethics of control and manipulation… And therefore, these energies circulate inside our atmosphere – creating our stale environments…! These addictive threads – follow the core principles of fear – and this instigates the fluctuations of anxiety to convert intensely…! Anxiety cannot be controlled – it's part of our thinking process stimulated by our emotions – it can heal through compassion…! This is an overwhelming mechanism that sustains our industrialised society through guilt and fault…! As humanoids we are hooked on the repetition of this power…! These unsympathetic emotions drive our emptiness… because the anatomy is not getting the right nourishment- it needs for its survival…! The body is learning to subsist in hostility… Instead these strings are pulling the foundations of self-destruction, compelling the process of people pleasing to be ever present – and the need for wanting acceptance is growing as a desire. Though be careful – acceptance inside this conception – means to agree with other people's rules and instructions… and this may not be ethically right…! Snippets of organisations thrive on this adrenaline…! Societies find power over majorities – and our stardust material becomes misplaced in the process… creating our social conditionings to rise – becoming stronger inside our atmosphere…! This is the movement of our human development – through the energies of evolution and revolution – that consist within time and space… Stagnation only halts the process of humanity – it cannot destroy it…!
Our sub-conscious behaviour patterns are transient atoms moving inside our society – conforming to one another…! Control and manipulation builds a mount of difficulties in our society. "It's all full of crap" – in the end…! I suppose we all learn from this stupidity…! But everyone wants to be accepted – in this organisation…! Class, creed and race is supplementary to this system – everyone wants to fit inside this orb – it's really cluttered with various degrees of manipulation…! I'm not saying that any colour, faith group or any status is less or more, but everything gets manipulated inside this conception of thought… these are the stirrings of this vicious cycle – and all realism gets lost…! The combination of ego, fear and loyalty is a concoction of our pitfalls… but again these are the stirrings of manipulation…! The origin of anxiety and fear form many illusions. Masks are created for our concealment – this is the base of our mis-conception…! Self-image is a liability bound to a society. It's an upkeep of a character that is superficially compelled to a civilisation… and to thrive in a world that is bound to the ethics of control and manipulation is a tragedy… Manipulators attempt to recreate their illusions in their atmosphere – by taking control of their environment… The predicament to comply with this structure of thought is hard to sustain… but this is the work of a manipulator…! They can work consciously and sub-consciously to build this ideology – this language is not articulated within our society – it breeds in our stagnation and towards our unwillingness to change…! It takes a considerable amount of time to calculate this proposition and when – things don't go to plan… masks fall, the real face is exposed – and anxiety is sure to increase…! The power of our social conditioning shouldn't be underestimated – it's all we have to reason with… Humans are the creation of their atmosphere… Beware…!
The string of manipulation weakens the process of the anatomy… feeling confused in the haze of realism – is habitual – because manipulators are creators of their atmosphere…! Guilt and blame is constantly projected to the co-dependent – therefore, they go into self-sabotage mode…! They pull a thread emotionally – fastening the strings of manipulation – and before you know it – a puppet is born…! The fulfilment of manipulation is received, and this motion becomes enduring… One form of manipulation enhances a string of manipulators… # Say no to manipulation… is stopping the process of this continual influence… Manipulators, as evil as they sound, appear or look – are more fearful of themselves and weaker than their co-dependant – emotionally…! They need submissive personalities – and often sway from their realities… The subtlest manipulation is formed sub-consciously in robotic motion – imagine what would happen – when people learn to say know to this process – manipulators have not yet, administered – what happens when the truth is unveiled…! Everyone needs to be tactile…! This one language is recognised in many cultures and traditions – harsher in third world countries… but the principle is the same… Dependents captivate minds and co-dependents allow this to happen… they conform to these rulings… but these habits are perpetuating inside our society – halting the process of our human development and the progress of forward movement… By conjuring our sub-conscious behaviour patterns – and all this is failing our internal belief system…! Keep your emotions safe – manipulators have no boundaries…! In this process we are compelling our civilisation to become more hostile and isolated – our subsistence is a threat to this tree of life…! Imagine – this one system being fabricated inside this society numerous times – we are conforming our molecule system and infrastructure – to control and manipulation… Having to wake up – to all this commotion within our subsistence – is challenging…! Both dependent and co-dependent patterns are problems inside our society – being a humanoid is not a punishment… But all we have done in these 3.5 billion years is manipulate one another – where flashes of revelations have come and gone… but for a small moment in time – humanoids have broken this dire system – to reunite…! Nothing is permanent inside this tree of life – everything forever moves – when petals transform, this tree of life changes…!
We are more than tissue and flesh – our social conditionings are contemporary behaviour patterns – that have been around for eons and eons…! They bind the energies of evolution and revolution… into our system – consciously. This molecular infra-structure is dense – but our stardust qualities are part of humanity – since day and night…!
How can humanoids cultivate inside this complexity…? When the anatomy and its process is disabled – we will fail to listen to what the anatomy is communicating…! It will be difficult to nurture a thought process in this highly toxic atmosphere or society – but it's the only form of survival…! Have a knowingness – when you face your demons – it's the only way back – into your anatomy…!
The real tragedy is that humanoids will never – really understand who they are – we are forever making the same mistake – and going through this one process – we will always remain in sleep mode inside this society – until we wake…!
If you ever feel like this – know that manipulation is taking form and you risk the rights to your own freedom… put on those rose-coloured glasses and run…! Fight any social conditioning associated in this process – and quickly return back to your stardust reality… It's a crazy world out their… we all need to learn how to subsist…!
Know one manipulator – and you'll know them all…!


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Japan Travel Tips: 10 Things to Know Before You Go
– 10 things to know
before you go to Japan. I'm Chris, this is Topher,
we're Yellow Productions. We do travel guides that are fun, informative, and entertaining. This is part of our series on Japan. We've got over 100 other videos on Japan, but after you watch this
one you'll be well-versed to come to this country. Many people think that Japan
can be difficult to get to, hard to navigate, it's like
the land of foreign things. But I'll tell you that is not so, and after you watch this
video, you'll be a pro at Japan and if you want some
specific travel guides on specific places, well, check out some of my
other Japan travel videos. The first thing to know
before you come to Japan is about etiquette and rules. Japan is a country of rules
and to make things work, you should learn to follow them. The Japanese have a specific way of doing almost everything. As a foreigner, you might get a pass, they might understand
if you don't understand but it is better if you try to understand so I'll give you a few of the
Japanese etiquette basics. First of all, the
typical greeting is a bow and the deeper the bow,
the more respectful it is. So you'll see a small bow to big bows and if it's a bigger bow, that means they are
giving you more respect. They have a certain way to
sit if you're at a table that doesn't have chairs
and you're on a tatami mat, there's a certain way to sit but they'll probably
expect if you understand, and you just sit how ever you wanna sit. But if you ever find
yourself on a tatami mat you'll need to take off your shoes. Expect to take off your shoes
in certain areas of Japan. Don't ever step on a
tatami mat in bare feet. Tatami are straw mats, by the way. If you hand something to somebody or they hand something to
you, it'll be with two hands so give it to them with two hands and receive it with two hands. When you're paying for things in a shop, you will find there's a little money dish. Put your money in there, they will put the change
back in there for you. The Japanese are happy to
help, but they are often shy and so if you find that they don't respond quickly right away, it's
because they're shy, maybe not because they don't wanna help or they don't understand,
and when they do help they will often really go
out of their way to help you. The second thing to know
before you come to Japan is about the language. It's Japanese of course, but
there's different dialects throughout the country. If you're speaking in English to Japanese, they may not seem like they know English when they're looking at
you or how they respond but it's often because they're just shy. They often also understand
more than they can speak. You may find that the way they'll respond is by going to get somebody
else or perhaps writing it down. Just speak slowly and
speak with basic words if you find yourself in a little bit of English/Japanese trouble. Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto
are all pretty well signed in English, particularly
the public transportation so if you're in the big
cities you won't have an issue getting around if you
don't speak Japanese. I will say that is not so
much the case in the suburbs. If you're in the smaller towns in Japan, the stations are just in
Japanese, so good luck. (chuckles) It's also good to have
your hotel and destinations written in Japanese,
just in case you get lost and you need to ask for help. You could always show somebody the card that has that written in Japanese. And if you're trying to speak Japanese and you don't know it, just
try the English variant. For example, hamburger is often (speaks in foreign language), coffee is (speaks in foreign language). But I'll say it's good to
learn some basic Japanese, a basic word I use all the
time when I want water, it's (speaks in foreign language), or if you want beer, it's
(speaks in foreign language). You say that, chances are
you'll get what you want. The third thing to know
before you come to Japan is about timeliness. In Japan, being on time is very important. You will find that stores
close and open promptly at the time posted to the minute. Bullet trains have to
run within 15 seconds of their posted schedule, otherwise they're not considered on time. If you've made dinner reservations, make sure you are on time. If you're five minutes
early, chances are they won't seat you 'til it's
actually your dinner time. And if you come 15 minutes late, well, you might as well forgot that you had that reservation anyway 'cause they figured you weren't coming. Distance is often measured
not in meters or miles but in walking time, so
things will advertise that they are a one-minute
walk from the train station or a zero-minute walk which
means they're basically right on top of the station. Related to time zones,
Japan is just one time zone for the entire country so
that makes setting your watch pretty easy if you're traveling around, and also the calendar is different. They measure it based on the
emperor and things like that and so if you look at dates
and you don't understand, well, that's because
they've got a different way of doing dates. The fourth thing to know
before you come to Japan is about public transportation. In short, public transportation
in Japan is amazing. I will say, be aware of rush
hour and the last train. Last train time's often around midnight. If you miss it, you are kind of stuck and if you're wondering why I'm talking about public transportation in a canal, well that's because
there's some boats that run on this canal here in Osaka. And if you're wondering
where I'm shooting this, I'm shooting this in Osaka
in the Namba district around Dotonbori, this
is the Dotonbori Canal. If you wanna know more about
like how to ride the trains in Tokyo and Osaka, I've got
separate videos on those. But if you're taking
public transportation, you should note that on
the trains and subway, there is little luggage storage. So Japan offers these
luggage shipping services that essentially you can pay
and have your luggage shipped so that you don't have to carry
it with you on the trains. I will also say the train
stations, they are amazing, but they can be confusing. So if you're on the train
and you're in the station and you can't find where
you're going, just remain calm, that's the first step. Don't rush for your train,
there will be another train, I guarantee it, well
unless it's the last train. But these trains, they come
very very frequently in Japan. The Yamanote Line in Tokyo comes
almost every couple minutes so just take the next one. Also in the train stations,
they have these neat coin lockers where you
can store your luggage. The coin lockers are great,
but make sure you remember where you put your
luggage, in what locker, otherwise you'll be probably
looking for your luggage for a long time. Japan offers this great
thing called the JR Pass. The JR Pass it's for foreigners, unlimited, Japan Railways trains. Japan Railways is the main train operator, but there's other companies
too so just be aware that your JR Pass will not
go on all trains in Japan, just the ones operated by JR. If you're driving, I've
got a video on that too. Check out my video on driving
and renting a car in Japan, just don't drive in the big cities. Drive in the suburbs,
it's pretty nice and okay. Their expressways are actually quite good. You might also hear of something
called a limousine bus. Those often pick you up from the airports. It's not a limousine,
it's really just a bus. Maybe kind of a nice bus (chuckles) but it's not nearly a limousine. Also there's really no Uber or Lyft or any app-enabled ride
companies here, just taxis. You're gonna have to hail one
down the old fashioned way. Also, bicycling is pretty
popular right here. Just park in a legal spot,
otherwise you might find people picking up your bicycle and towing it away and if you are riding a bicycle,
ride it on the sidewalks. That's where you ride your bike here. So if you're also
walking on the sidewalks, beware of some of the bicycles
that may be riding there too. The fifth thing to know
before you come to Japan is about food, Japanese
food is awesome, excellent. There's great food to be
had all throughout Japan. People often think of Japanese
food as noodles, sushi, and yakitori, but I'll
tell you Japanese food is so much more than that. But let's start with noodles,
ramen is probably one of those quintessential Japanese dishes. If you're eating ramen here, make sure to slurp your
noodles. (slurping) That is considered a
compliment to the chef if you are slurping so you'll
hear most of the locals slurping their noodles when they eat it. They are not being rude. It's considered quite polite actually. Some other great things are things that are called (speaks in
foreign language), D-O-N. Typically those are bowls, rice bowls, that have something on top. (speaks in foreign
language) is a rice bowl that has breaded fried pork on top. (speaks in foreign language),
it's a tempura bowl. One of my favorite chains
in Japan is Pepper Lunch, and their locations are dwindling
but it's fast food steak. It's delicious, they have
another one called Ikinari Steak. The Japanese love pudding. There's pudding all
throughout the country, so check out the pudding
while you're here. They have green tea matcha everything. Green tea pudding, green tea drinks, green tea, green tea, green tea. The fruit here is really good. It may seem really expensive,
but I will tell you the fruit is worth it. The strawberries will probably be some of the sweetest strawberries
you've ever had in your life. Cantaloupe here too doesn't taste like cantaloupe anywhere else. And also, people think
food in Japan is expensive and let me tell you, it does not actually have to be expensive. If you're going to Tokyo,
you can watch my video on cheap eats in Tokyo. It's pretty applicable for a
lot of the big cities in Japan. Many restaurants, they'll
have the sort of plastic replica food out in front
so you can take a look in the windows to decide what you want. Many restaurants in the big
cities will have English menus, just ask if they have an English menu. If they don't, then use
the point and order method. Point at the menu and say this one. That is typically a phrase they understand in most restaurants. Some restaurants, they won't
have menus or order takers. They'll just have vending machines. Pretty popular at ramen restaurants. In that case, there'll be a
vending machine out front. You put your money in the vending machine, push a button, it spits out a ticket, and then you'll take
that ticket in with you and kinda put it down on your table and that is how you order. Japanese pubs are called
(speaks in foreign language) and you should be aware if you're going to a (speaks in foreign language), they often have a time limit
on how long you can sit at the table before they kick you out. If you go to a fine dining restaurant that has tatami flooring,
which I mentioned earlier in the etiquette section, make
sure to take off your shoes before you go on the tatami mat. New trend in Japan maybe
in the last 10 years are the standing restaurants,
popular in the train stations. You'll find standing noodle restaurants, standing sushi restaurants. Space is so limited, they have no chairs and you stand to eat. Another great place to eat
are convenience stores, Japanese convenience
stores in the big city seem to be almost every block. 7-Eleven, Lawson Station, FamilyMart are some of the big ones
and if you're thinking 7-Eleven in the U.S. or
some place like that, these are nothing like it. They're food, delicious, and it's brought into their stores multiple times a day. Another great place for food in Japan is at department stores. The big department stores will
typically have a food floor in the basement, you can
get cheap to-go food there and then they will often
be marking that food down late in the evening, 10, 20, 50% off even, to make sure it gets sold. Another trend in Japan is pancakes, pancakes are very popular here. Not pancakes for breakfast,
pancakes for lunch and pancakes for dinner. In Harajuku in Tokyo, you'll
find long lines for pancakes. Also a couple, another new trend in Japan, new, you know, the last 10 years, something like that, maid cafes. These cafes where the waitresses
dress up as French maids to serve you, you'll
find those in Akihabara, in Osaka, in Denden Town. So if you wanna be waited
on by a Japanese girl dressed up as a French
maid, check those out. And finally I just include this one 'cause it's got the word restaurant in it, there's a place in Tokyo
called the Robot Restaurant, and they do serve food but not really. It's just restaurant in name. It's a really awesome dinner show, one of the coolest I've been to. If you're going to Tokyo
and you like robots and big things and lights
and things that flash, then check out the Robot Restaurant. The sixth thing to know
before you go to Japan is about money and you should know that in Japan, cash is king. Credit is not accepted ubiquitously. You will find a lot of
restaurants and shops are cash only so make sure you get some yen, bills and coins. The coins, quite valuable here. Hundreds, five hundreds, 500-yen coin worth about five U.S. dollars. I mentioned earlier but
when you pay in a shop, they'll have a tray, that's
where you put your money in. That's where the change
will come back for you. Always make sure to hand it with two hands and receive it with two hands as well. Many people think that Japan is expensive, but I will tell you I think
that Japan is probably one of the cheapest countries
in the developed world. I find trips here to
actually be quite inexpensive and the only comparable
countries are Portugal and Taiwan for development to inexpensiveness ratio. And if you're looking to
stay cheaply in hotels, check out Toyoko Inn. It's a business hotel, the rooms are small but they are clean and so that's something you don't have to worry about here that if you get something cheap,
cheap food and cheap hotel, you don't have to worry
about it being filthy or a place you don't wanna stay or something you don't wanna eat, and if you wanna eat really cheap, eat in convenience
stores and the Yoshinoya, one of the cheapest Japanese
staples with their beef bowls. Also, if you wanna know more about money you can check out, I gotta whole video talking about money in Japan. The seventh thing to know
before you go to Japan is about tipping, and
this one's really short. Don't do it, they don't tip in Japan. Actually, tipping in
Japan is considered rude. It's like you have too much
money and you pity them and that's why you need to
tip them to give them money. It's doesn't matter where you go, whether you go to restaurants,
whether you ride a taxi, whether it's the bellboy in the hotel, they do not expect tips and in fact they don't want your
tips, so for those of you who love tipping, get over
it, they don't tip in Japan. The eighth thing to know
before you go to Japan is about trash and trash cans. There are very few public
trash cans in Japan. The first few times I
came here, I had trash and I was looking to throw it away and I couldn't find trash
cans for the life of me and then I figured out trash
cans are in a few places. They're at convenience stores,
they're in train stations, they're on bullet trains. There are often no trash cans in bathrooms where you might expect them. There's often no trash
cans in big public areas expect the ones where tons
and tons of tourists go. In Japan they expect you to basically take your trash home with you, and that might be back to the hotel. If you wanna know more about trash cans, I gotta whole video about
trash cans in Japan. The ninth thing to know
before you go to Japan is about toilets, and the toilet are usually these typical
amazing TOTO toilet that have a bidet and
a wash and are heated and are like the most futuristic
high-tech toilets ever. But it is Asia, and so you
will find some squat toilets. Actually in some parts of Japan, particularly the rural areas, the public toilets will
only be squat toilets. And so if you are confronted
with a squat toilet, well, you need to make
sure you face the right way and that's usually in the
direction of the porcelain hood. Whatever you do, don't do
your business into the hole. It'll splash, do your
business into the flat part. But back onto those amazing toilets, 'cause I think that's more interesting than the squat toilets,
is the amazing toilets. Sometimes they're called a washlet or an ostamat You might see signs in bathrooms or doors that will advertise them. If you sit on the toilet and water runs, don't think you break it. That's what I thought the first time I sat on one of them. It's just running water to heat it up in case you want to use
the wash or the bidet. Those toilets are a great
way to clean yourself. They often often have dryers
so after you use the water, you can dry your bottom. Sometimes they'll have music, extra sound. In public bathrooms, though,
it's worthwhile to note that there are often no paper towels. The Japanese typically
carry a handkerchief wherever they go to dry their hands or their shirt or their pants, so be aware that there
are typically no towels. Also if you're in hotels or restaurants or things like that, you may encounter slippers in the toilet. Those are toilet slippers,
those are for you to put on when you go to the
toilet so that your feet do not get dirtied by
the dirty dirty toilet, and you don't take the
toilet dirt into the rest of the place that you're in. The 10th thing to know is about hotels, so I thought it was only appropriate to do this one in a hotel. This is the 51st floor
of the Osaka Marriott, so that's the night view
of Osaka in the background. So to describe Japanese
hotels in four words, I would say clean, functional, small, and tired, yes tired. I find a lot of the, blah blah blah. Look, I talked for like
seven minutes about hotels, so if you wanna know more about
staying in Japanese hotels click the link in the upper left to check out that video right now. Well hey, that's it, those
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-The professional and unemotional approach to what is essentially a business when making tough decisions regarding breaches etc.
-The local knowledge they possess if you are an interstate investor-this alone could be priceless!
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Listen, and then if you're up for it, tell me in the comments what your wisdom to your younger self would be.
Listen, and then if you're up for it, tell me in the comments what your wisdom to your younger self would be.
I am currently involved with an additional blog for a class project. My classmates and I are writing personal narratives about different aspects of life. I hope you'll take a look!
Just click on my ponytail under Authors at the very bottom of the footer to be taken to my current articles. I will be posting something there every week. Please take a minute to view the other writers' articles as well. There are some amazing experiences being shared!
~ Angel (aka Ponytail Mama)
While I do most of the cooking in our house, my husband is happy to jump in when necessary, and in fact, enjoys cooking whenever he can. He threw this salad together for me while I am deep into schoolwork in an effort to finish a paper before the kids come home from school. After 27 years of going to school (mostly on, a tiny bit off, and no, I am not joking about the 27 years), I am nearing the final stretch! Woooot!! In the meantime, salad and deadlines.
Raw spinach
Romaine lettuce (just the head, torn into pieces)
Carrots (rough-chopped)
Red Bellpepper (sliced into strips)
White onion (rough-chopped)
Black raisins
Pepitas, roasted & salted (pumpkin seeds)
Red cherry tomatoes
Hard-boiled egg (rough-chopped)
Not a lot of rules here. Use whatever quantity of ingredients look good to you and toss!
Any dressing will work, but he used an Apple-Cider Vinaigrette (click on link for the recipe). He used Maille-brand Old Style Mustard in place of the Dijon because he knows I think the seeds are purrrdy.)
Thank you, husband.
things weren't quite the same:
the house was still;
more still than i could ever imagine
our house being.
even when you were there,
you weren't;
you were sleeping or sick
or groggy from your medicine.
i remember the pain
in your body;
in my heart;
in our lives.
because here you are –
better upon return
than when you left.
i hear your voice;
Your laughter;
i see you living
every day.
but i remember
the house was still;
more still than i could ever imagine
our house being.
and i'm glad you're here.
© 2018 Angel Jameson. 1996. Reprint.
It seems my oldest son has inherited my mostly fortunate gift of receiving Karma immediately after his lovely or not-so-lovely acts. I don't generally walk around worrying that "it's" coming someday but when?! Oh, it'll happen. And it will happen pretty dang quickly.
So I picked up my darling 12-year-old from school yesterday and after getting settled into the car, with a big grin on his face, he asked me if one of his knees looked swollen compared to the other with a scratch on it. Yea, a little bit. What happened? "I fell down the stairs," he tells me. Oh! Well, it seems you're alright. Right? I mean, you're grinning. How did you fall down the stairs?
His story was basically that he decided that he should tell a girl that his friend had a crush on her. The friend was not with him at the time, and the friend had not given him permission to share the news. My son saw her in the hall and went running after her (what was he thinking??), but something went awry. He acted out for me how he stumbled over himself, his books and bag went flying, his arms flew out next to him causing him to whack a different girl, and they both went tumbling down the stairs. I looked at him somewhat stunned for just a second before he told me that he jumped up and went over to the fallen girl and asked her if she was okay and offered to help her up. THAT'S my boy. She said she was fine and quickly left. Obviously, right? And did you gather your things and continue after the girl-crush to share your friend's business? "No!" he exclaimed. "I thought the Universe really did not want me sharing his business, so I walked away."
I'm pretty sure at that point my grin was bigger than his. Then I laughed out loud and told him I would have paid money to see that whole experience play out. He laughed and said it was hilarious. And not embarrassing at all!
He is such a cool kid.
My last post was an update on why I suddenly stopped writing. Then I stopped writing again. Since May 14, I have not written. Not because of emotional stress, but because I had a summer writing course that involved reading eight novels in eight weeks, posting with classmates each week, and writing. Although I honestly don't remember what we had to write. A portion of an original novel? An essay? My life seems to be moving along at warp speed so that I simply do not remember the details of any given day. My spring semester ended with my mother's third cancer diagnosis and one week after my summer semester ended, my three children were down and out with "mild" cases of pneumonia. That would not be the case one week later when my husband was also diagnosed with pneumonia. Six days after that, he would be admitted to the hospital via ER and spend almost three days on oxygen because pneumonia does not care how fit you are – if it can take you down, it will. He returned home to recover and it was late that night, as I finally exhaled the entire previous three weeks, that I wondered if my completely forgotten Fall semester was about to start? Yep, four days after my husband returned home, I started the Fall semester and it has been the most challenging semester yet. Which is no easy feat considering the grey cloud that's been hanging over me!
For twenty-five years, she mumbles quietly to herself.
Yes, you read that right. Twenty-five years. Has there really been a grey cloud hanging over me this entire time? It certainly feels that way. But in fact, No. It is more about how easily (or not), I have been able to recover from setbacks. One setback in particular, I am guessing. *Jack Canfield writes that E + R = O (Events + Responses = Outcome) [jack]. My husband shared that formula with me last night and I immediately thought back to the moment in time where my path changed. Where my spirit got knocked sideways and where a quarter of a century later, I would still be working to finish an unfinished task. There is a reason I am attending college at the age of forty-five with three cutie-patootie boys to raise and a husband who really loves it when I cook nice, balanced dinners, but who is also so understanding when I chaotically throw hot dogs on the table, exclaim that I have fed the family, and rush back to my desk to continue the grind of completing homework in my forties.
I have always known that I would write this story, but try as I might, the right words have failed to appear on paper. I am not convinced that I have the right words now, but I do feel that now is the time to write; to share whatever it is that clamors to get out. Like most experiences in life, The Cancer Experience is not a single experience, and maybe that has been the problem with the narrative. Do I write my story? That seems incredibly selfish. Do I write her story? How can I do that without my story? Do I write our story? What about Dad's story?! It occurred to me today that I cannot tell the story without telling everyone's story, so that is what I will try to do. I will not, however, tell my brother's story. I haven't asked for his permission and regardless, I do not feel that his story is mine to tell.
*Canfield has a specific requirement for referencing the article I took his formula from, so here it is:
Jack Canfield, America's #1 Success Coach, is founder of the billion-dollar book brand Chicken Soup for the Soul®and a leading authority on Peak Performance and Life Success. If you're ready to jump-start your life, make more money, and have more fun and joy in all that you do, get FREE success tips from Jack Canfield now at: www.FreeSuccessStrategies.com
Sometimes, I am the life of the party; other times, I slink backwards in an attempt to meld with the latest wall coverings. I am moody, for sure, but I've grown accustomed to it, so I search for soulmates who can also be accustomed to it.
When I was twenty, my mom was quite grandly and unexpectedly diagnosed with Stage IV Hodgkin's Disease that spread to her lungs. It threw me for a loop. It's been decades and still that story — my deep, anguished, heartbroken feelings — has clung to me, staining my daily joy. Against all odds, she was in remission this entire time! Then last year, she was unceremoniously and unexpectedly diagnosed with endometrial cancer. After the hell she went through the first time (that might be an understatement), she chose to skip chemotherapy after a full hysterectomy. Dad and I gave her our 100% support. We were there the first time, and nobody should have to endure that twice.
What does all of this have to do with where I've been over the last many weeks? My husband and I are getting better every year at managing and being present and enjoying our family together. He also strives for success in his career, and I am a full-time student because in my younger years, I was distracted by an inability to handle the abundance of emotion I felt (see: mom and cancer above). Fortunately, my ability to compartmentalize has greatly improved. When mom had her cancer diagnosis last year, it was April and I was in the process of working on Final papers. It was a challenge, but I got it all done. Summer was a wonderful break and then back to the grind in September. I started working on my Final papers this April and guess what? "Your mother's cancer is back." It's called recurrent endometrial cancer and it is not a good cancer to have. We don't yet know her prognosis — we'll know in about nine weeks after three rounds of chemo. But that's where I've been: participating in my marriage, helping our kids with homework, cooking, completing my Finals, and taking my mom wig shopping. This moment, I'm stepping outside to play with my kids. It's gorgeous outside, they're singing, and I don't want to miss it.
He has been lost, deep within a forest.
Glimpses of sun give him hope,
But then they are gone –
Consumed by the density of life all around him.
He hears the soft squish of damp leaves beneath his feet.
The smell of wet earth and mold: an invigorating scent
That rises up into his senses –
A reminder that he exists in a world that does not want to know him.
I CANNOT SEE THE FOREST FOR THE TREES! he shouts.
I cannot see the life for the people, he whispers.
He cannot bring himself to walk into the light.
He will stay lost in that forest,
Sheltered by the very thing that frightens him:
the dark.
This book is gorgeously written. I have always loved disappearing into stories, but unfortunately, that doesn't always happen. The other night, however, I sat up from reading with tears running down my cheeks. Not because this plot requires tears (at the point I'm in), but because Mr. Towles's writing is so perfect. So eloquent. So incredibly what a good story should be: something that takes me to another time and place and experience.
Sometimes that travel occurs through plot, sometimes it occurs through writing. In this case, it is both; but certainly most distinctively, it is through the writing. It matches the period and the story. Previously, I have hoped that I could write as wonderfully as Kristin Hannah. Her novels have been balm to my soul: The Winter Garden, The Nightingale, True Colors. The list goes on! And that is still a goal that I aspire to.
This book, this author's voice, has taken me somewhere else completely. Maybe it's the timing of when I'm reading it — I have a lot on my mind and on my plate and I have only been able to read occasionally over many months. But it is truly a treasure to me. At this point, how I am going to read is selective. It is special. I want to savor it like a piece of uncommon dark chocolate. I'm practically on the verge of reading with a flashlight under my bed covers in giddy defiance of the rest of the house being asleep. It is a slow, gentle burn and just what I am currently in need of. In homage to the early '90s sketch show "In Living Color," I give this book two snaps up, a high five, and a hip bump. Such a great read!
A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles.
My mother-in-law introduced me to Feta cheese, and also, to the Feta Toast. Her version is just the cheese; mine has additional toppings in the form of vegetables. Sourdough toast is best, but I've also used wheat bread; and in a pinch, a hamburger bun (see photo)! This particular iteration has raw asparagus (sautéed works beautifully as well!), scallions (aka green onions), and cherry tomatoes. So totally yummy.
Sourdough bread slice (or other bread), toasted
Extra-Virgin olive oil
Black pepper
Feta cheese
Any assortment of vegetables (optional)
I recommend using a fork.
This is quick & easy and such a satisfying way to begin the sixteen hours that is my waking day! Let me know if you try it and what you think. Additionally, the toast in the photo was made and eaten by one of my 8-year-olds. Gotta' give credit where credit is due.


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Gaming PCs always needed to be in high specs to have fast and unbuffered gaming experience. You must have been spending tons of money over accessories like chairs, headphones, keyboards, etc. However, an essential part of a complete gaming PC is having an uninterruptible power supply (UPS), and here are the reasons why.
Power Outage
The power outage refers to the failure of electric supply, resulting in your PC suddenly shut down even if you are in the middle of a crucial game. You can only imagine how frustrated you can be when you are almost winning the game; then, your PC turned off itself due to power outage. However, if you have UPS on your PC, you can still play the game and save it before the stored power runs out. Familiar brands like Eaton UPS has a battery system that can store and deliver electricity in case of a power outage.
Low Power
Low power occurs because of extreme system load that reduces voltage distribution, leading to problems to your PC, especially while you are in the game. One reason to avoid this problem is to buy UPS as it provides a lot of features, including protection for under-voltage.
Power Spike
Contrary to low power, a power spike implies the sudden electric current increase, which can be caused by a lightning strike during typhoons. This problem is hazardous without the UPS, as the massive electric current may travel directly to the PC. UPS, like Eaton UPS, has over-voltage protection that helps regulate the amount of electricity before it reaches the PC to avoid catastrophic results.
Power Surge
If the power spike refers to current, a power surge is mainly about the sudden increase in voltage on the power outlet. High power appliances like refrigerators and air-conditioners often cause this power mishap. Although it only lasts for less than a second, it can cause long-term damage to your PC components, especially if it happens often. As UPS has a lot of protection features like surge protection, it can surely help your PC during these circumstances.
During these dangerous, unexpected, and inevitable scenarios, having a UPS is genuinely a great lifesaver. Be at ease and win all the games at the safest method by attaching UPS to your gaming PC right now.


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Well, last year I did a new logo for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, and the Festival is using it this year again, and for some reason this has made me decide to do a comedy festival show. I mean, it's obvious right? Right? I am coming out from behind my pens and going live and present with a cartoon … more »
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This is a game for the 3DS primarily, as are some of the other games in the Fire Emblem series. I know this game has been out for a few years. But I just finished it. And I absolutely fell in love with not only it but the entire series.
This is a game for the 3DS primarily, as are some of the other games in the Fire Emblem series. I know this game has been out for a few years. But I just finished it. And I absolutely fell in love with not only it but the entire series.
Fangirls, I'm still new to the video gaming world. I've only had my 3DS since June, but I've already finished two games, nearly finished one, and just started a new one. And my main focus has been The Legend of Zelda series, for various reasons. The main reason being the stories that the series tells.
As you all know, my 3DS is the best thing that I bought in 2015. It's a rad portable gaming system that comes (literally) everywhere with me. I love it so much, and I rarely leave it at home.
Fangirls, it took me far too long to buy Smash. I remember falling asleep the first night at SPX while everyone that I was sharing a room with played Super Smash Bros, but I couldn't because it isn't a game where you can remote in (like Mario Kart is). So I paid a bit of attention, then got bored and went to bed. Well, my fine Fangirls, never again. Now I own Smash, and though I don't 100% understand it, I play it all the time.
On the list of things I didn't realize I loved until recently, Yoshi is number one. It's a long list, depending on how long ago you consider recent, but I've been playing this game on my New 3DS for almost a month now, and I love it. I think it's adorable and fun, and I highly recommend it.
As I'm sure you've noticed, Fangirls, I love me some Pokemon. They are my children and my friends, and I love both catching and collecting them. Awhile back, the Nintendo representative came to the store that I work at, and was telling me about a new game that was coming out; Yo-Kai Watch. A new Pokemon-esque game for the 3DS, where you find and befriend spirits throughout your little town. I was enamored with the idea, and couldn't wait for November 6th to come, so I could get my copy.
At SPX a couple months back, I picked up this glorious anthology per my friend Charles' recommendation. I was a bit on the fence at first, since I don't really consider myself to be a gamer; I think I'm too casual to call myself that. This anthology told me that it's alright to be casual; if you like playing games, you're a gamer. I think that's a very important message to spread, especially when there is so much "fake gamer girl" nonsense online now. But this anthology is here to remind you that you're not alone, and you're definitely worth the time.


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I cough my own swarm a couple of days ago
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and FYI, in my area, the flow is on and I plan to add suppers this afternoon.
I'd still run malwarebytes, it can't hurt... this sounds like malware and not a virus
+1 for Malware Bytes, it has a free trial and you can scan your system and remove malware.
neverwet works for a while but I found that something (I suspect lizards) was cleaning it off the under side of my inverted cake pans. I sprayed white grease under the cake pans and it resolved the...
yep, if you can invert that blue thing in pic 3 and cover it with grease, that should work.
I have these "trees" in my area. the native bees love it. I've not seen any honey bees on it. though I've only looked it over a few times.
absolutely not.
a little water and a chemical free shop towel works fine.
What temperature kills it?
Have you thought about hot wax dipping your equipment or a Kiln that can be turned down
I read here somewhere that hot wax dipping was hot enough (250°-350° F) to kill...
I have found adult SHB in comb that had been frozen for a few weeks and then set outside to warm up, on a stand, in a medium box with cover and no bottom.
The frames had a good bit of pollen in...
I try not to buy anything from china if I can help it.
The real Swarm Commander has caught 8 swarms for me so it was well worth the price.
I haven't tried lemon grass oil but it's super cheap.
I wonder and would guess, if you froze the frames for a week, then thawed then for a week, then froze them again, would that end the life cycle?
At what point does an egg "decide" to hatch?
+1 for Foxhound. I've bought from them in the past and will again.
off subject but I really like the jacket I bought from them.
it looks like they might still, it's just their store site is out of order.. http://forestbees.com/beekeeping-store
this made me think of this t-shirt that I have... 50997
1) I commend you on finding a working link. current link = https://blythewoodbeecompany.com/product/clarks-beetle-blocker-shim-hive-beetle-prevention/
2) it doesn't kill the beetles, it's supposed...
Michael Bush started a thread a few years back
I get an error for the original site's...
looking back I see you purchased 2 completely setup hives, is that correct?
the frames with all the bees look like the more "well seasoned" frames that probably contain most of the old comb. ...
this is just me saying this but... a few days is probably do-able if they are sealed, and not in black trash bags in the sun.
"The moth life cycle consists of 4 stages. ... Wax moth eggs hatch to...
please describe how you plan to/what you mean by " leave them in the yard for a few days"?
If I left a supper on the ground and/or not above an ant barrier of some kind, I'd have suppers full of...
straight "roach killer (boric acid)" or some kind of mixture?
You have mites. Why waist your time killing bees to test for them.
If you're going to treat, then treat. If you're not going to treat, then don't.
But if you are going to treat, the "generally...