though often in a grim sort of way) to see events move in a generally similar direction to that predicted in one of your novels. It shows you that you read the situation fairly accurately.It’s not a privilege to not be who you are. I’m completely White-passing, but I was raised by my big Filipino Tisoy family, and I live in an Asian and Indian American community—this is where I feel culturally comfortable. I act how I want to act not to fit in, not to stand out, but to sink into the mold of how I am.

You are the definition of your mixed culture, and you are on the spectrum of what that mixed culture looks like. Your appearance fits your behavior. Your behavior fits your appearance. Wanting to be seen more for how you behave culturally rather than as just another White person is normal, but it is everyone else’s problem to become educated in that a White-passing person isn’t necessarily ethnically White, like me and like you.You play Hatman the Ant. Will you help him on his mildly anti-authoritarian quest? This is an extremely brief and rather shoddy demo to see what people think needs the most work. You *won't* get a real taste of what the story is about. Oh yeah, no fighting, dying or losing. Sorry.
This could prove to be a very interesting, and very cool d-mod from Milobones. Taking the role of Hatman the ant, the demo involves you pretty much wandering about for a while. You can't die, there are no enemies, but there are some neat touches that make me anticipate an otherwise typical demo.
Having different pheromones you can plant, and how they look, is cool Cool indeed. Like an Eskimo with no clothes on, sitting on his igloo in Eskimo land. That cool.
It could be very cool.package com.shoprunner.baleen.generator

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One of my watercolour sketches of the quay and boats out along the river at the North Norfolk town of Well-next-the-Sea.
Wells is a pretty place, if a little over-run by tourists in the summer-time. Despite this it is still a charming place with its miniature railway, the ebb and flow of the tides and more crabber’s than ‘you can wave a stick at’.
This is a study of one of the more colourful fishing boats LM8 ‘Blucher’. The large building was once a granary with its loading loft supplying the brewery trade. These are now luxury flats which must have a pretty good view.Welcome to the Freedom Boat Club Gulf Coast that allows full-time members the use of over 1,500+ boats nationwide and locally, over 150+ locations, unlimited use of our boats at any of our 10 locations along the Gulf Coast at no additional cost. No hassle, great selection, and always available. Join the club and use our boats! Come Check out our fleet!
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I'm in much better shape than most people, and I've had folks who classify as obese say "you're gonna die from eating that shit" right to my face.

Nutrition and diets is something everybody believes they're an expert on because they read some shitty biased un-researched article from some randomwebsite.com that obviously has an agenda.  But if you're dumb enough to accept something you read on bestwaystoloseweight.com as the gospel of all nutrition without investigating it further or questioning the source then I didn't want to be friends with them to begin with.Nevada's Third Congressional District Representative Dina Titus stopped by for a tour of Zappos today. We are so pleased to welcome someone who has dedicated her career to public service as a UNLV professor, served on the Nevada Legislature and served as Democratic Minority Leader. Rep. Titus said she wanted to come and see a Nevada business that allows employees to be individuals. After reading Tony Hsieh's "Delivering Happiness" she said she had to come see it for herself. Rep. Titus joins a long list of political figures that have visited the Zappos.com offices such as John Ensign and Oscar Goodman.Get the lowdown from the source here.
C’mon guys, there has to be ways to do more of these around the world. I’m looking at you, specifically, Toronto.
The author, Jaron Lanier (who I should note I do not always agree with) then goes and discusses general computer literacy, while missing what I think is a deadly important point.
We need to hack to survive. It’s not just about computers.
Those who had assumed the 'back to normal' or the newly coined cliche of 'the new normal' better watch out. There is still so much of pain left in the western markets, it is impossible to ignore what will happen over the next few months and years. The Economist has a fantastic special report on the difficulties ahead - I am linking some of the better pieces below (subscription required to read):
The safety-net frays
Governments used to worry about their banks. Now the reverse is also true
Not so risk-free
Which countries have the biggest problems?
New dangers for the world economy
When the crisis started, governments helped save the world economy. Now they are the problem
Withdrawing the drugs
Policymakers are wondering when and how to start a delicate task: weaning the world economy off fiscal and monetary stimulus
The gods strike back
Financial risk got ahead of the world’s ability to manage it. Matthew Valencia (interviewed here) asks if it can be tamed againI like to think of what we do here as harvesting rainwater and sunlight. The sun and rain grow the grass, which feeds the animals, who make the manure, that fertilizes the gardens, which nourish us. It’s a beautiful natural cycle.
Our part is to mind the animals, tend the gardens, and harvest what they produce. We’re more than just passive beneficiaries of the cycle–but we do little of the work that is most important.
It all begins with sunshine and rain. Without either of them, there would be no grass, no farm animals, no gardens and no farmers.
We can reliably count on the sun to rise and shine. It may be obscured by clouds at times, but even then it is doing its job.
The rain is less reliable. Unlike the sun, it doesn’t come every day, nor would we want it to. If we get too much or too little rain the gardens suffer. And there is always the risk of flooding and drought. There is just an inherent element of uncertainty about the rain that has been making farmers nervous since the dawn of agriculture.
When we first began growing vegetables here I intended to rely on the rain to give the gardens all the water they’d need. I don’t remember ever irrigating a garden when I was growing up so I didn’t see any reason to worry about a water source at the gardens.
I soon realized the foolishness of that way of thinking. After seeing the effects of the summer dry spells, we put in water lines to the gardens to allow us to irrigate when necessary. But we came to learn how inefficient overhead irrigation is. Most of the water is wasted.
So now we have a drip irrigation system on our wishlist that will enable us to deliver water directly to the roots of the plants that need it. No more wasting water and no more watering weeds.
I suppose if we make that happen I’ll have to start saying that we harvest sunlight, rainwater and groundwater.It is getting to the sad, frustrating part of The Blair Witch Project, our Saturday night viewing choice, and I get on the laptop to make this week’s Scattered Saturday post. But first, I just have to say, why didn’t they follow the stream? They SAY they are going to follow the stream! When you are lost in the woods, follow the damn stream!
There, got that out of my system. On to the blog post.
I had a headache when I woke up, which seems to be a Saturday routine these days. Never mind. I went for a run anyways. I have my eye on the Reindeer Run 5K in Little Falls in