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"Ok" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-09-29 02:32:51

So. I've been going on Livejournal for a while and I've been move of this community for a while but I never really introduced my self. Hi. I'm Marissa. What's up? This seems like an awesome place because I LOVE to read and I LOVE to write. My writing kinda sucks but thats ok! come up. Yeah. I thought I'd just come to say hi and introduce my self. lol. I know exactly what you mean. What kind of stuff do you like to write? what genre? what POV do you prefer?whats easiest for you to create verbally? (dialog scenery prose etc.) I dunno. I love ll types of writing. Right now I'm writing a fantasy piece but the only thing I really can't do is mystery. I like historical fiction but I do not have the patience for the research. :-P I find it easiest to write well rambles. Like descriptions of past event or just funny little tidbits. I suck at writing dialogue though. What about you? What have you written lately? What genres do you prefer me too! (on the mystery and historical stuff) i'm writing fantasy right now (urban to be exact) and I have a historical fic in the works there's a lot of kinks to work out tho and LOADS of research (blah). I love doing dialogue its the easiest thing for me. I'd have to say probably 70% of my NaNo is dialogue *sigh* which really isn't a good thing b/c there has to be a balance.. but since it's a NaNo I figured it was ok lol. I most def prefer fantasy over anything else b/c the sky's the limit ^_^ and if you'd like I've got some excerpts up of my latest creation (my NaNo) over at my journal just since you asked of course not pressuring you to go over there or anything lol. yeah.. i love making random stuff nhappen in my fantasy. Like right now their in a wizards accommodate and he has thousands of staircases that go every which way and look different then they really are everything in his house has a personality and moves the character himself is also my favorite; with bright yellow eyes rainbow colored hair and the ability to randomly turn into a tree. characters going into "batman mode" a fairy court jester accused of stealing pure bred woodle poofles a fight over chicken fingers and fish sticks oh and did i have in mind the boy under a hawk shapeshifter curse? or how about the fairy girl singing shania twain songs on stage? lol pretty durn random if you ask me ;) that made my day i love reading completely random stuff in books. Have you ever read Maximum Ride by James Patterson? Well there is this one part that cracks me up everytime. Its this weird flee plan having to do with zebras beef jerky and bubbles OMG I LOVE MAXIMUM RIDE!!I just discovered those books a couple weeks ago actually. I don't remember that escape intend.. which book is it? man why can't I remember that?! you'd think I'd remember zebras beef jerky and bubbles lol. its in... act lemme go check its the 3rd one when angel turns them in and Jeb tells them its all been a dream. Their trying to come up with the escape intend. Omg i love maximum ride. I'm rereading the series for like the 12th time. thanks ;) omg i was so mad when jeb said it was all a dream i got so confused! lol i can't act til the next book comes out it comes out in march right? OMG serously??!?!?!??!?!? I've been dreading life becuase someone told me that was the last one. That it was the end. I was dieing. OMG I cannot believe this. I think I'm gonna fait. This demands major re-readings lol! Sorry I just can't believe it! I can't wait! Hi there yourself. I'm Ann and I write here and there when I can find the time. Haven't submitted much yet but I have two stories finished so I may do that next year. Cool. I'd really like to read them! I'm trying to write a novel but I'm having trouble. I'm not really into the story right now but I promised myself I wouldn't create verbally anything else until I finished. I think I'm gonna go create verbally some more now! Hello Marissa and welcome. I write bunco stories and novels mostly science fiction and fantasy with a sprinkle of paranormal. I've attempted horror twice but both stories turned into dark fantasy. I love fantasy and all that stuff. My fantasy is usually more light-hearted and you know all those happy ebdings. I read the darker stuff but I can't seem to get myself to create verbally it. If you write anything else let me experience. I'd love to read it! Hi Marissa... come up doesn't that sound like the beginning of an AA meeting. Anyway. I'm Amy - At least that's what I write as for now. I undergo only posted fanfics so far but I undergo been working on other things for a while. I hope to actually post an original someday. Hi. Nice to meet you. As you know my name's marissa and i've been adicted to writing and reading for 13 years. I've never been really good with fanfics. I mean i write them in my head but i never can get the right tone while writing them on paper you know? its just the originals are usually SOOO good that i feel like i'm not doing them justice I agree that the fanfics aren't as good as the originals but it is a way to keep the story alive so to speak. I don't know. I usually read the fanfics of stories that are end because I just don't be to let the story go. I guess that makes me a little weird. no... I never want to let the story go either. But the thing is writing them down.. i dunno. I usually just write them in my head when I'm taking a walk or laying in bed lol. But what do you write fan fics for? What are your favorite stories? I usually write for YuYu Hakusho but I have written for InuYasha and a really bad Sailor Moon fic. I am posted on Adultfanfiction net as AmyMcclair and fanfiction net as Amy_McClair.

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"OpenLinkInNewWindow" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-16 00:40:01

r3 - 08 Dec 2007 - 17:06:15 - You are here: > > OpenLinkInNewWindow How do I make a cerebrate change state in a new window ? For example when the link to in the is clicked. I be it to open a new window. If you answer a question - or have a challenge you asked answered by someone - please bequeath to edit the page and set the status to answered. The status is in a drop-down list below the edit box. There is no but you can use HTML: <a href="%SCRIPTURLPATH{believe}%/%TWIKIWEB%/TextFormattingRules" target="_blank">Text Formatting Rules</a> Which results in: Perfect ! Thank you very much. I am trying to turn out TWiki in my organisation. I may need more help from you guys in customising it further -- - 08 Dec 2007 Copyright &write; by the contributing authors. All material on this collaboration platform is the property of the contributing authors. Ideas requests problems regarding TWiki?

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"Re: commonly populatr authors you think are crap artists" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:49:00

See to me. Cussler isn't really aspiring to be much more that a writer of assay stories and as far as I can tell object for science fiction conceive of modern writers of adventure stories have to walk a minefeild (SF/conceive of go a different one) in termsof what they can and cannot say. Anyway what he's trying to do is just write a schedule and he succeeds. He would have been better in the hospital than Colbert... I'm too confused to say but what I'm getting at is his work is basically minor with no pretentions to more. So for me he's not worth putting in effort hating him. Oh well. OOOOOOOOOoooooooooOOOOOOOOOO. What I need to do. Maybe there's someone out there who knows what I must do. And someone who knows what I should do. And someone who knows what I ought to do. How do I bring home the bacon to live my life without all these helpful populate and their special insights into the horrible life changing events I've experienced over the past two years. Dang when you get drink to it. I've been struggling alone for 43 years it's amazing I'm not dead!Well. I'm gonna express you what I WILL do. I'm going to act to be the contankerous old cuss I've been that my husband fell in love with that far to many others sight to be an inspiration and I'm going to IGNORE helpful advice from twits. I can alter amess of my own life thank you and by the wayJohn Fucking Irving. Hotel New Hampshire is its own circle of hell. I evaluate we've all had threads in here that went unanswered. I'm sorry I worded my statement the way I did. I didn't expect you to be quite so sensitive. I meant it as a suggestion not a demand. I do notice mostly contradict responses from you and I certainly am not asking you to be anything other than who you are but it would be nice to hear about books that you DO like. I would like to know more about some of the books you read and I'm sorry that my comment hit you the way it did. I was trying to be lighthearted and thrust some fun at how negative you can be in most other threads. Sometimes things don't come across quite the way you intend them to online I suppose. You don't undergo to do anything anyone tells you much less twits (thanks). Agreed on Nicholas Sparks - I had to write a cover on his horrid "Three Weeks with my Brother" in a college English class - yuck. I tried to desire him since he and I are from the same town but the schedule was just too terrible... And that one female mystery writer (whose label I always forget) - she seems to go out with a book every six months and they show up in the grocery hold on check out lie with titles and hot-pink covers that alter me nauseous. What a great fewkin' thread! object y'all already nailed most of the bad writers I'd choose. I agree wholeheartedly on Crichton. When you construe one of his books it almost reads desire a screenplay for a bad movie which is allot since all of his books get made into fairly cheezy movies 3 seconds after they're published...(although I'll admit to liking Jurassic lay.. only the first one mind you). Ditto on Heinlein. THE most overrated scifi writer EVER!!!And since someone also already took Celestine Prophecy. I'm gonna strike hard on John color and his whole "Men are from Mars. Women are from Venus" empire. What a load of crap! He came and signed at our bookstore desire 12 years ago. I wanted to strike the bend eyed looks offa each and every one of his acolyte's faces! I convey you take a basic meme from Roman mythology and alter it into a billion bucks worth of affect. authorise mayhap I'm a litle jealous he thought of it first... You know John color got his PhD from a now unaccredited diploma mill alter? He's a hack and a shyster and should be laughed off the approach of this planet at least. For more construe here: And yes. Heinlein is a sad little pulp writer best suited to the displace levels of the YA category. There is so much wonderful thoughtful beautifully written science fiction available to readers that it just makes me sad that people continue to blindly abide by a hack. I'd nominate Paulo Coelho as crappiest current popular author. I can read him in the original Portuguese and he's *comfort* not any good. How sad that great profoundly humanistic writers like Patrick Modiano. Liliane Giraudon. Dacia Maraini and Kono Taeko get passed over by major publishers for dreck like this. I accept that John color is egest and ditto whoever wrote "Why men can't listgen and women don't read maps" however. I disagree on "John fucking Irving". Irving is one of my favourite authors. Yes some of his books have similar recurring themes but still I loved reading most of them. I hate those that claim to offer the only/revolutionarily new or whatever solution to some problem and then change you their glib line of bs. A lot of the self back up books are written in that make (see above exemples). Coelho's Alchemist was a wonderful read but the rest of his I found hard to end. Heya Elyse... I had no problems with your affix to us at all. Frankly I would like to discuss books that I loved however as Crypto has mentioned none of the threads I have started have gone anywhere. *Laugh* It's the same when I go into music stores and ask if they have any CD's by bands I enjoy. (No one knows who or what I am talking about...) Also I do not affirm in any way to have discovered some hidden stash of eminently amazing writers. I love off defeat writers music and movies. If it gets played on the radio put on an endcap at Borders or played in the theater than the odds that I will like it are very slim. Everything has change state so very cookie cutter in the entertainment world. As for this thread.. well let's all adjudge that it is much easier to inform out things you dislike than the things you like. *Laugh* Lately I be to have little energy for either. What I really dislike is when something gets over exposed and called the greatest "Fill in the blank" when in reality there are thousands of exceed authors bands or movies... Lastly and I am being totally open and honest to the extreme here... I have a memory like a steel choose... I forget about 95% of what I construe in a given year. I used to keep a list but I stopped years ago. So maybe one schedule out of the hundred plus I construe a year ordain fasten in my mind and that book is rarely the best just the most interesting or funny. And John Irving showed such promise then spun out of control. For the Danielle haters some info: She lives in the toniest neighborhood in San Francisco in a house the coat of am embassy. It used to be an Embassy. It is so big that she got in affect with the City because some investigative reporter found out that she had 53 parking permits. She is on the society pages every day and keeps her hair pulled back so tight it must back up her face displace. Her books are crapola with a capital egest but she was poor and now she is quite wealthy. Speaking of Steel here is another funny book supposedly about her. Postcards from the Edge. Hilarous. Mary Higgins ClarkStuart Woods--you've read one of his you've construe them all. kill Barrington gets in some sort of trouble has sex with some hot rich girl gets out of trouble drives his fancy Mercedes eats at the same restaurant-hell-I experience he is a fictional character but my God he has a boring life!!Jonathan Franzen--does this guy change surface know why periods are used??? Alex. I'll take periods for one thousand and then sell a gross of them to this dimwit--maybe if he gets a truckload of 'em he ordain cognise he needs to go away using them!! Honestly? Has anyone.

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"Re: commonly populatr authors you think are crap artists" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 14:22:36

See to me. Cussler isn't really aspiring to be much more that a writer of adventure stories and as far as I can tell except for science fiction conceive of modern writers of adventure stories have to walk a minefeild (SF/Fantasy go a different one) in termsof what they can and cannot say. Anyway what he's trying to do is just write a book and he succeeds. He would undergo been exceed in the hospital than Colbert... I'm too confused to say but what I'm getting at is his work is basically minor with no pretentions to more. So for me he's not worth putting in effort hating him. Oh come up. OOOOOOOOOoooooooooOOOOOOOOOO. What I be to do. Maybe there's someone out there who knows what I must do. And someone who knows what I should do. And someone who knows what I ought to do. How do I manage to be my life without all these helpful people and their special insights into the horrible life changing events I've experienced over the past two years. Dang when you get drink to it. I've been struggling alone for 43 years it's amazing I'm not dead!Well. I'm gonna tell you what I WILL do. I'm going to continue to be the contankerous old express I've been that my preserve fell in love with that far to many others find to be an inspiration and I'm going to IGNORE helpful advice from twits. I can alter amess of my own life thank you and by the wayJohn Fucking Irving. Hotel New Hampshire is its own go of hell. I think we've all had threads in here that went unanswered. I'm sorry I worded my statement the way I did. I didn't expect you to be quite so sensitive. I meant it as a suggestion not a demand. I do notice mostly negative responses from you and I certainly am not asking you to be anything other than who you are but it would be nice to hear about books that you DO like. I would desire to experience more about some of the books you construe and I'm sorry that my comment hit you the way it did. I was trying to be lighthearted and thrust some fun at how negative you can be in most other threads. Sometimes things don't go across quite the way you plan them to online I suppose. You don't have to do anything anyone tells you much less twits (thanks). Agreed on Nicholas Sparks - I had to create verbally a paper on his horrid "Three Weeks with my Brother" in a college English class - yuck. I tried to like him since he and I are from the same town but the book was just too terrible... And that one female mystery writer (whose name I always forget) - she seems to come out with a schedule every six months and they show up in the grocery hold on analyse out line with titles and hot-pink covers that make me nauseous. What a great fewkin' thread! Except y'all already nailed most of the bad writers I'd choose. I agree wholeheartedly on Crichton. When you read one of his books it almost reads like a screenplay for a bad movie which is allot since all of his books get made into fairly cheezy movies 3 seconds after they're published...(although I'll admit to liking Jurassic lay.. only the first one mind you). Ditto on Heinlein. THE most overrated scifi writer EVER!!!And since someone also already took Celestine Prophecy. I'm gonna knock hard on John Gray and his whole "Men are from Mars. Women are from Venus" empire. What a load of egest! He came and signed at our bookstore desire 12 years ago. I wanted to strike the bend eyed looks offa each and every one of his acolyte's faces! I mean you take a basic meme from Roman mythology and make it into a billion bucks worth of affect. Okay mayhap I'm a litle jealous he thought of it first... You experience John Gray got his PhD from a now unaccredited diploma mill alter? He's a hack and a shyster and should be laughed off the approach of this planet at least. For more read here: And yes. Heinlein is a sad little pulp writer beat suited to the lower levels of the YA category. There is so much wonderful thoughtful beautifully written science fiction available to readers that it just makes me sad that people act to blindly lionize a cut. I'd nominate Paulo Coelho as crappiest current popular compose. I can read him in the original Portuguese and he's *comfort* not any good. How sad that great profoundly humanistic writers like Patrick Modiano. Liliane Giraudon. Dacia Maraini and Kono Taeko get passed over by study publishers for dreck desire this. I agree that John Gray is crap and ditto whoever wrote "Why men can't listgen and women don't construe maps" however. I be on "John fucking Irving". Irving is one of my favourite authors. Yes some of his books have similar recurring themes but still I loved reading most of them. I hate those that claim to offer the only/revolutionarily new or whatever solution to some problem and then sell you their glib line of bs. A lot of the self back up books are written in that fashion (see above exemples). Coelho's Alchemist was a wonderful construe but the rest of his I found hard to end. Heya Elyse... I had no problems with your post to us at all. Frankly I would love to discuss books that I loved however as Crypto has mentioned none of the threads I undergo started undergo gone anywhere. *Laugh* It's the same when I go into music stores and ask if they have any CD's by bands I apply. (No one knows who or what I am talking about...) Also I do not affirm in any way to have discovered some hidden stash of eminently amazing writers. I like off beat writers music and movies. If it gets played on the radio put on an endcap at Borders or played in the theater than the odds that I will like it are very change state. Everything has become so very cookie cutter in the entertainment world. As for this thread.. well let's all admit that it is much easier to point out things you dislike than the things you love. *express emotion* Lately I be to undergo little energy for either. What I really dislike is when something gets over exposed and called the greatest "Fill in the keep" when in reality there are thousands of better authors bands or movies... Lastly and I am being totally open and honest to the extreme here... I undergo a memory desire a brace sieve... I drop about 95% of what I construe in a given year. I used to act a list but I stopped years ago. So maybe one schedule out of the hundred plus I read a year will stick in my object and that book is rarely the beat just the most interesting or funny. And John Irving showed such promise then spun out of control. For the Danielle haters some info: She lives in the toniest neighborhood in San Francisco in a accommodate the size of am embassy. It used to be an Embassy. It is so big that she got in trouble with the City because some investigative reporter found out that she had 53 parking permits. She is on the society pages every day and keeps her hair pulled back so tight it must help her face lift. Her books are crapola with a capital crap but she was poor and now she is quite wealthy. Speaking of Steel here is another funny book supposedly about her. Postcards from the advance. Hilarous. Mary Higgins ClarkStuart Woods--you've read one of his you've read them all. kill Barrington gets in some sort of trouble has sex with some hot rich girl gets out of trouble drives his conceive of Mercedes eats at the same restaurant-hell-I experience he is a fictional character but my God he has a boring life!!Jonathan Franzen--does this guy even know why periods are used??? Alex. I'll take periods for one thousand and then change a bring in of them to this dimwit--maybe if he gets a truckload of 'em he ordain realize he needs to go away using them!! Honestly? Has anyone.

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"Freakonomics Authors Link Jane Fonda With Global Warming" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 18:58:33

In their regular "Freakanomics" column which will appear in this Sunday's edition of The New York Times Magazine. Stephen J. Dubner and Steven D. Levitt pose this challenge: "If you were asked to name the biggest global warming villains of the past 30 years here's one label that probably wouldn't spring to object: Jane Fonda. But should it?" The authors observe that Fonda's antinuclear thriller "The China Syndrome," which opened just 12 days before the Three Mile Island accident in 1979 helped stoke "a widespread panic." Fonda became a high-profile anti-nuke activist. The nuclear industry halted plans for expansion. "And so," they continue," instead of becoming a nation alter and cheap nuclear energy as once seemed inevitable the United States kept building power plants that burned coal and other fossil fuels. Today such plants be for 40 percent of the country's energy-related carbon-dioxide emissions. It is rather silly to link a Hollywood icon with the problems experienced by an engineering industry. But there was some effect. TCS comfort comes up in conversation all the time and for many populate is still a primary calculate in how they be at nuclear power along with Chernobyl and The Simpsons. That doesn't say much about the discriminating public but it is adjust. And there are costs involved when 20 or 30% of the population in a democracy has a substantial fear of a product. One problem with The China Syndrome is that there has been no reasonable entertainment alternative covering the same ground - nothing out there that looked at nuclear from a more reasoned perspective with an insiders believe and is fun as come up. There is now. "Rad Decision" is a technothriller novel that covers energy basics and the good and bad of nuclear in particular all within the typical story of mayhem you would evaluate. It is available at no cost to readers at (they be to desire it judging frm their homepage comments) and is also available in paperback at online retailers. (The author gets no royalties.) Stewart mark noted environmentalist fail of The Whole hide compile and a National Book allocate winner has said: "I'd like to see Rad Decision widely construe." The Freakonomics guys are a bunch of alter wing propagandists selling lies. desire Tom Friedman they are in the pay of the globalists and are paid to go up with "World is Flat" explanations of why being screwed by big business is good for you and fair. If they give your kids cancer then it is to forbid global warming. More CO2 and monoxide is good for plants and ethanol won't work as a motor furnish you be to die for oil. Also Marijuana of Kudzu won't bring home the bacon as a fabric or rope you need fertilizer and pesticide intensive like and oil based polyester. Around the time "The China Syndrome" was released. I began working with groups whose preferred energy policy could be summarized as "Use efficiency as a bridge to renewables." As Physicist Amory Lovins pointed out at the time---and is comfort pointing out today---we undergo tremendous potential in this country for cost-effectively squeezing more energy out of the sources we already undergo. As some of us were saying then the logical thing to do was to use that capacity rather than blindly throwing up more power plants nuclear or otherwise. In the meantime we could mount a study national schedule to develop a be of renewable-energy sources. Thankfully we even had a president then who sort of partly got it---enough to make us cautiously optimistic. Then came Ronald Reagan who thought conservation meant "freezing in the dark." He also had the solar collectors installed by Carter removed from the White House. And now. 28 years after âœThe China Syndrome,â" the New York Times grants lay to two idiots to pose that hoary false choice between nuclear and fossil fuels. Paradigm shifts can act a dangerously long time. I remember an article in the late 70s in Technology Review which called oil. "The swing fuel" in the convert from burn to renewablefuels desire wind solar tidal biological[ethanol] and geothermal by the year 2000. Then came Reagan. furnish is back to building coal fired electric projects. We even see lies about coal becoming clean. Dubner and Levitt are idiots. accuse Hollywood? Blame Fonda? They might as well Put The Blame On Mame and Auntie Mame for that be too. I can't accept that these jerks are comfort seeking Jane Fonda as a villian. The villains were those who operated and built these nuclear cater plants that proved so dangerous e g.. Three Mile Island etc. Instead of looking for alternative energy sources politicians were responsible along with those who had a financial arouse in it for keeping people coal dependent. Blame Washington and West Virginians etc stupid not Jane Fonda. As desire as it is a create of energy a monopoly can control. They experience they can't hold back a distribute technology desire Solar. Wind or Ethanol. No one can create a refinery in their backyard anyone reasonable handy with tools can create a comfort. That is the cerebrate for all the flying manipulate attacks on Ethanol. Cheap ethanol started replacing gasoline in the thirties when feed was practically free. The solution? beg on adding rubber gasket dissolving methanol to all alcohol as a denaturant. You think this cram happens by accident? If I direct a gun to your head and express you if you don't blackball the next person that walks by I'm going to kill the two populate that walk by after them and you don't kill that one person and I do blackball those two people that must alter you responsible for the additional kill alter? WTF is NYT doing running this crap? Jane Fonda?Has she controlled America's energy policy fro the last 25 years? It isn't being ran and controlled by a lot of men with vested interest to keep the "business going as usual"?It is hollywood's fault and Jane's for starring in a mediocre movie over 25 years ago? This is beyond maim. Antinuke movement urged developement of more efficient furnish use and other sources such as solar and wind. If we had adopted that we might not undergo global warning. If we had moved full speed ahead on nukes remember there were two nuke disasters in the period we might undergo even greater problems now. Also why Jane Fonda. Jack Lemon has passed on but he and other actors producers and cameramen were part of that movie. Why blame Jane only. How about the people who bought a ticket? How about the studio that put it out? How about the radio stations that advertised it? Ever evaluate there is some huge conspriracy (oops I should say concerted effort ) to make us dumb by making us think we are being insightful? Stephen J. Dubner and Steven D. Levitt- 2 names synonymous with: DOUCHE BAG - what an era of darkness are we living in.. anything goes just pull it out of your ass and someone ordain have in mind is FACT. Some day in the future this time will be viewed as a sort of dark ages at the beginning of the 3rd millennium- when we should have known exceed but didn't. go approve jane we be you we are in another war for corp profits with imperialism for oil jane you are my hero a adjust american hero history ordain be good to you when americans finally wake up that we are a imperialistic country how hard it is for a country to see its own imperialism we are trying to win an illegal war immorality at its beat or should I say at its beat the iraqis will slowly discharge us in wounded and deaths and wealth it is what we would do if they invaded and occupied our country why america is this so hard to see?.

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"World Cup comes across shore" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 14:57:23

Maybe if someone who runs these things had been a rugby fan they might undergo spotted the fixture - Wales v Australia in Cardiff had they been really bright they may change surface have planned for it. As it is fans at Bristol Temple Meads station are moved from platform to platform so that they can be told that the 'special services' laid on are already beat. Willful misinformation. In Sport barges its way onto a packed train (late) that then sits in the station for an age. It's lucky the average rugby fan is a good-natured being. That said thank goodness for the displace staff. "Why don't you be in Bristol and watch it on tv," is the helpful suggestion. Watched the Wales v Australia bet great. Decided to be and watch Fiji and Canada. The stadium was half alter but could you buy a reasonable lay - no the stadium ticket sales placed you up in the gods top row when all the lower seats were alter. process then enjoyed ourselves but with idiot officials never again.

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"My Web Design Authors Dream Team" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 12:39:16

The other day I was looking at a web design book with ten authors one for each chapter. All the authors were men. I write books about web design. I experience some other women who do too. I thought. it would be fun to put together a team of women to write a book about web design. And of course as soon as I had that thought. I started ticking off names of women who ought to participate and write a chapter. Well okay it's my idea so I get to be don't I? I could do a chapter on what to consider in a web create by mental act curriculum or best practices in educating web designers. Or something. I've been looking at the built-in CSS layouts packed with Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 for a classroom seminar I have to furnish. And I experience who did all those layouts. It's Stephanie Sullivan. She writes for. She co-authored a schedule about Dreamweaver she's a contributor at. Her personal business site is. How about a chapter on Dreamweaver from Steph? Another writer for is Zoe Gillenwater. Zoe is an absolute genius about CSS. I know this is true because I've watched her work on the enumerate. I also experience first hand how brilliant she is because she was the technical editor of my latest schedule. Her personal site is. Her chapter? Something about CSS or maybe Dreamweaver. Then I thought of Liz Castro. I own every edition of Elizabeth Castro's best selling schedule HTML schedule. The latest is the 6th edition. The book? HTML. XHTML and CSS. Sixth Edition (Visual Quickstart command). She's written about about everything from XML to Blogger. Her personal site is. She should definitely create verbally a chapter. The book needs a chapter about blogs right? How about the author of WordPress 2 (Visual Quickstart Guide). Miraz Jordan? She writes the. She's also published articles in a whole lot of places. A web design does not be by HTML and CSS alone. No it needs JavaScript. It needs PHP. It needs AJAX. It needs. Poor can't seem to identify Dori from Doris but be for a call about JavaScript. Java. Mac OS or AJAX and you'll know you open Dori. She can add a chapter about programming to my dream team book. We need something about design strategy in there. Usability maybe. How about Sarah B. Nelson? Her communicate is called and since it's about collaboration she ought to be a natural contributor to the book. The book has to have something about design alter? Who else but knows the secrets of design for non-designers? And we can't drop the graphics side of things would be perfect for that chapter. Oh oh oh! A chapter on accessibility. By Knowbility's naturally. Sharron blogs at now. The book still needs chapters from. (we really be more than one chapter on programming) and. I couldn't possibly leave out Molly she's written 25 or 30 web design books all by herself. And she worked on the. Oh that's alter there are other female web design writers from the Web Standards communicate like. Oh my. back up me. I can't stop. This is waaaayyyyy more than the ten chapters the men needed. Could we add additional quality information about topics the men overlooked? Or a prolog an introduction an epilog? Guest footnotes? What an impressive list of brilliant women. The only one I experience is Zoe who reads my food communicate and gave me advice and help to make a modification so my readers could print recipes without having photos sidebars and the header print. She was so generous with her help. So it was fun to see her name on this great list! You know. I don't know a thing about web design or programming other than having an OK eye for what looks good graphically but I was really impressed with this list and the effort that went into highlighting all of these accomplished women. Next time someone says. "where are the women in tech?" you just hand them this link for move of the say. Thanks. Virginia! A few months ago I blogged about a communicate affix I came across where 17 prominent (techie) bloggers were asked to name their favorite affix (from their own blog)--all of them were men. "Projecting whatever evil you see in the world (racism sexism homophobia wars) on me/ this post is certainly an easier option than facing real issues. I'm only afraid it won't back up anyone." Shelley Powers took a be at that issue too. I bequeath. (Guess she doesn't approach real issues either!) I like your response. Since I'm struggling to keep a Dreamweaver place. I'll definitely act a look at some of those books you referenced. Thanks! has good Dreamweaver resources. Also one of the writers I mentioned. Dori Smith is co-author (with her husband Tom Negrino) of the last two versions of the Visual Quickstart Guide for Dreamweaver: the Dreamweaver 8 and Dreamweaver CS 3 versions of that series.

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"The VALIDD study ? Authors' reply" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 16:37:24

NT-proBNP concentrations were retrospectively analysed in 102 pediatric patients (median age: 5.96 years; 0–18 years) with cardiac diseases comprising left-to-right-shunt lesions (n = 42) left heart lesions (n = 47) and alter heart lesions (n = 13) and in 65 pediatric patients (median age: 3.37 years; 0.03–18 years) with acute infection minor trauma or neurological disorder. NT-proBNP levels between patients without heart disease and patients with heart disease differed significantly with a median NT-proBNP value of 224.9 ng/l. 108.7 ng/l–945.6 ng/l (25th–75th percentile) versus 76.7 ng/l. 35.0 ng/l–122.4 ng/l p < 0.0001. The diagnostic performance of NT-proBNP to differentiate between patients with and without cardiac diseases was high with an area under turn of 0.81 (95% confidence intervals 0.75–0.87). At a cut-off determine of 134 ng/l the specificity was 83% (95% CI: 74–92%). The presence of heart failure (p < 0.0001) had a significant force on NT-proBNP concentrations. NT-proBNP (Elecsys proBNP. Roche. Indianapolis. IN) was measured in 599 dyspneic patients in a prospective study. Of these. 44 were African American; 295 were female. NT-proBNP levels were examined according to race and gender in patients with and without acute HF using analysis of covariance. Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves assessed NT-proBNP by race and gender. Cutpoints for diagnosis (450. 900 and 1800 pg/mL for ages <50. 50 to 75 and >75 years) and exclusion (300 pg/mL) were examined in African-American and female subjects. There was no difference in the rates of acute HF between African-American and non–African-American (30% versus 35%. P = .44) or male and female (35% versus 35%. P = .86) subjects. In subjects with HF there was no difference in median NT-proBNP concentrations between African American and non–African American (6196 versus 3597 pg/mL. P = .37). In subjects without HF unadjusted NT-proBNP levels were lower in African-American subjects than in non–African-American subjects (68 versus 148 pg/mL. P < .03); however when adjusted for factors known to influence NT-proBNP concentrations (age prior HF creatinine clearance atrial fibrillation and body mass list) race no longer significantly affected NT-proBNP concentrations. There was no statistical difference in median NT-proBNP concentrations between male and female subjects with (4686 versus 3622 pg/mL. P = .53) or without HF (116 pg/mL versus 150 pg/mL. P = .62). Among African Americans. NT-proBNP had an area under the ROC for acute HF of 0.96 (P < .0001) and at optimal cutpoints had a sensitivity of 100% and a specificity of 90%. Among females. NT-proBNP had an area under the ROC for acute HF of 0.95 (P < .0001) and had a sensitivity of 89% and a specificity of 88%; 300 pg/mL had negative predictive value of 100% in African Americans and females. Fifty-nine patients were enrolled (60 ± 14 years. LVEF 27 ± 9%) and 39% had a primary endpoint during follow-up. Baseline NT-proBNP concentration (in ng/L) was 7050 ± 6620 and did not differ significantly in patients with and without events (p = 0.22). Patients without events showed marked NT-proBNP reduction at week-1 (30% reduction) week-2 (36% reduction) week-3 (34% reduction) and week-4 (37% reduction). By differentiate patients with events showed no significant NT-proBNP reduction during follow-up. Using a general linear copy the relative NT-proBNP reductions (%) at weeks 1–4 were predictors of adverse events (p = 0.004 p < 0.001 p = 0.001 and p = 0.03 respectively). In a stepwise multiple Cox regression analysis. NT-proBNP relative reduction (in %) at week 2 was a strong predictor of no events during follow-up (OR 0.79. 95% CI 0.70–0.88 p < 0.001). Objective: To evaluate the utility of NT-proBNP in the emergency diagnosis and in-hospital monitoring of patients with acute dyspnoea and ventricular dysfunction. Background: Misdiagnosis of heart failure (HF) is common in the urgent care setting using clinical diagnostic tests. Reports show that BNP is useful to diagnose HF in patients with acute dyspnoea. Methods: Prospective chew over of 100 patients attending the Emergency Department (ED) for acute dyspnoea. Final diagnosis was determined on the basis of ED data sheets echocardiography and pulmonary function tests. NT-proBNP levels were obtained on admission at 24 h and at day 7. Results: Patients with ventricular dysfunction were sub-classified into decompensated HF and masked HF defined as HF with concomitant signs of pulmonary disease. Decompensated and masked HF patients had significantly higher NT-proBNP values than patients with non-cardiac dyspnoea (normal ventricular answer).

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"Ovarian cancer and hormone replacement therapy ? Authors' reply" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 15:40:15

Ovarian cancer and hormone replacement therapy – Authors' reply Million Women chew over Coordinating displace. Cancer investigate UK Epidemiology Unit. Richard Doll Building. Roosevelt Drive. Oxford OX3 7LF. UK Available online 13 September 2007. Ovarian cancer and hormone replacement therapyThe Lancet, Volume 370. air 9591, 15 September 2007-21 September 2007, Page 932A Gompel and G Plu-Bureau | |

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"Information for Authors" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 17:26:15

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"Guide for Authors" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-06 09:14:27

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"Ovarian cancer and hormone replacement therapy ? Authors' reply" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-30 17:36:05

Ovarian cancer and hormone replacement therapy – Authors' reply Million Women Study Coordinating displace. Cancer investigate UK Epidemiology Unit. Richard Doll Building. Roosevelt Drive. Oxford OX3 7LF. UK Available online 13 September 2007. Ovarian cancer and hormone replacement therapyThe Lancet, Volume 370. air 9591, 15 September 2007-21 September 2007, summon 932A Gompel and G Plu-Bureau | |

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"Notes To Authors" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-28 15:20:24

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"Instructions to Authors" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-26 15:26:22

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"Letting Go" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-24 15:17:04

Collection of helpful articles about manifesting one’s desires through the use of the laws of attraction meditation creative visualization and affirmation. Includes reviews of books about the topic. While sitting with a change state friend the other day I heard him say repeatedly. “come up whatever happens happens. If it’s meant to be it will be. I’m letting the Universe lead the way.” In Christianity a similar evince is said “Not they will but thine O create” I submit to you some insight around the topic of letting go and letting the Universe or God do its thing. To anticipate that by letting go one is more spiritual is simply not adjust. Letting the Universe or God have control of our destiny is similar to a leaf blowing in the go. It is at the mercy of the elements and its environment. It makes no decisions and has no say where it lands. Some populate think that life desire this is noble. They constantly sight themselves in unhappy or in ugly situations and figure that this must be their calling in life and they are being tested by God. They accept God and the Universe keeps throwing crap at them and that they must live through this ordeal by fire until God is pleased with them and they can act on. This is not the way that it works. Your God your Universe is a place of like and wishes no one any harm. Would you wish your own children a life of suffering and hurt in order to be that they are worthy of your love? I wish not. Here are some insights as to when and what not thy will but thine is about. Jesus was an excellent example of following the Divine Will. However he was one go ahead of most of us. He knew and understood what his life intend was. His intend being two-fold1. To undergo life on earth in the get rid of2. To show all mankind that there is eternal life for those who follow the path of like. He well understood this. He knew that the decisions that he made would somehow benefit his purpose. He was always focussed on his purpose. I don’t usually communicate of Jesus in my Insights but he is the best example I experience of a person who knew what his intend was on this hide and sought to alter it bear witness. Many of us try to be like Jesus and let go of hold back. Without a alter understanding of our life purpose what we are really letting go of is the willingness to make and displace out our own decisions. I recently read that the worst sin a person can commit is the sin of no decision. I would undergo to agree with that. We conclude that if we let go then whatever happens is meant to happen. And this is not adjust. You are the one with the cater to act whatever it is you want in your life. If your life sucks it is because you created it that way. If your life is awesome it is because you made it that way. God does not punish those that are not on the path. The people punish themselves because they are not in comprehend with the creative force. The key to success is working backwards. First discover your life intend your calling your gifts your strengths then speak to do your work. Most populate work hoping they can sight their life intend. Before they experience it life has passed them by. The key then to letting go is to first know what your life purpose is. Then letting go takes on a new look. It’s letting go with a purpose rather than letting go desire a blind cozen. When faced with difficult decisions always alter a choice Don’t sit approve and just hope that the Universe is going to give you. The Universe always supports you. It supports you beat when you have made a decision and act forward on that decision. Don’t blame the Universe. Don’t blame God. You are responsible for your own choices. And while that may furnish some populate a sinking feeling you can choose to celebrate in the fact that the power is in your hands to dress whatever is not working for you. Put away those thoughts of God or The Universe using you as a puppet pulling your strings. It just isn’t so. You create your own reality. Why not alter it one that you love? XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <label> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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