 and which once again played into this week’s theme of honesty):
Most people regret lying more often than they regret telling the truth.
11 Jan
Happy New Year’s!
I chuckled as I began this post because my resolution last year was to blog weekly. How did I do? I posted 36 entries in 2012 (does it count that I have 13 half-entries saved in my drafts file?)
Okay, so 36 out of 52 is not bad. I’ll aim to do better this year. Because, really, that’s all we can expect of ourselves. To try. And to do better.
I have also already completed one of my resolutions: to go paperless with my calendar. This is HUGE for me, as I am a paper calendar fanatic. Not just in the sense that I like to hold it in my hand, but it’s a yearly ritual for me to create my paper calendar.
I buy a new set of colored pens. I sit with last year’s calendar and the new year’s calendar and go through them month-by-month. Birthdays in one color; anniversaries in a different color; Notre Dame games in blue; Ravens games in purple; school events in orange, etc… I stay organized all year with my colorful creation of a calendar.
But last year, I had a meeting request come through on my computer. My calendar was upstairs. I thought I’d remember. I didn’t.
I made a doctor’s appointment when I was at the office and entered it into my phone. I thought I’d remember to transfer it to my paper calendar. I didn’t. It was time to go paperless.
I have two other resolutions this year that I will save for another post (this will also help with my resolution to blog weekly): working on the movie project and setting up a non-profit. More on these to come.
Happy New Year!
Be Blessed.<reponame>activeby/fog
module Fog
  module Compute
    class RackspaceV2
      class Real
        def update_server(server_id, name)
          data = {
           'server' => {
              'name' => name
            }
          }

          request(
            :body => Fog::JSON.encode(data),
            :expects => [200],
            :method => 'PUT',
            :path => "servers/#{server_id}"
          )
        end
      end
    end
  end
end
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3 thoughts on “DNF – A Sending Of Dragons by Jane Yolen”
Man, now you’ve got me wanting to re-read this trilogy to see what I think of it now. I think your thoughts about the first book being a standalone that was shoehorned into a trilogy are probably spot on.
I read the first book again back in 2012 (first recorded time was in 2000, but I’d read it multiple times before) but I never went on to read the next 2. Maybe I shouldn’t.
So I’m torn between heeding your warnings and finding out for myself 😀
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If you’re capable of still liking the first even if the others are terrible then a journey of self discovery doesn’t sound that bad. But I can’t in good conscience encourage you to read sub-par books…..even if it might end up entertaining to watch.
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Gave the first book 4 stars back in ’12, so….
LikeLiked by 1 personShould i get a PC3?
I riding a 03 r1,recently i just buy a micron slip.So should i buy a PC3 as well?
PC3 and dyno time,yes.
even a stock bike will run better with a pc and proper mapping.
1. do you need one = no.Digital Dreams released a custom re-shade preset that turns The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild into an incredibly crisp, beautifully lit game while maintaining the signature Zelda environment stylization.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Nintendo's 2017 action-adventure developed and published exclusively for the Nintendo Switch and Wii U consoles, has been reworked for PC by Digital Dreams. The creator had previously released the Crysis 3, GTA V, and RDR2 re-shades which all look gorgeous. The modder's re-shades add incredible depth to the environments and completely change the look of the games. Breath of the Wild looks absolutely magical with the new gracefully lit grass and sunlight softly bouncing off the foliage. It almost feels like it's not even Zelda anymore!
With an 8K resolution, the re-shaded version of Zelda is quite the challenge for a PC so if you're planning to discover the juicy relit sceneries of Breath of the Wild, make sure your GPU can handle the graphics, and your computer has 32GB of RAM as well as 2TB of SSD. You can find the preset on Digital Dreams' Patreon page and check out the rest of the mods on the creator's YouTube channel.Thankfully in this daily blogging attempt, I have the 7 months of radio silence that I can rely on when the idea of attempting a real topic seems too difficult for words. So here I bring you a clip from our family’s vacation in August. For the first time since my West Coast Migration, my whole family came out and visited me and to celebrate we spent 5 days on the Olympic Peninsula.
This video mostly speaks for itself, but in case you aren’t familiar with my family the first figure with the determined attempt to wildly swing his favored seaweed tube is my older brother Tim. The graceful interloper is my younger brother Jonathan, who has always been known as the athlete in the family. This was taken on the second evening of our trip at our final stop for the day – Rialto Beach.
This entry was posted in family, traveling by Mennogirl. Bookmark the permalink.The inherent fruit vibrancy of the wine comes from our 'Farm Block'. A portion of the wine was barrel fermented to integrate the fruit and oak, and an intense component of Coonawarra Shiraz was added on final blending. Prior to bottling, the wine received a traditional fining with egg white to aid clarification and soften the tannins. The fruit, sourced fruit from our estate vineyards, has been selected to give the depth for which this wine is renowned.
The sun is shining yet not too harshly to deter me from wanting to drink a few glasses of red. 2013 was an early vintage and low in yield yet the quality of the fruit that was picked for Leconfield is exceptional. It is rare for such a fresh wine to be ready to drink so soon but it certainly is. Decanted and drunk. I normally organise some nice food when I drink but I simply didn't need to. The Leconfield Shiraz 2013 is densely red in colour with raspberry and spices coming through the subtle hints of vanilla. The French oak has balanced the smooth tannins and I know the wine will age well over the next few years. It is such a delicious, tidy number now so you will need to be disciplined. Tape up the box, write your name and ‘moscato’ in large letters and store it at your friends place. Silky, vibrant and elegant.<filename>docs/guide/annotations/no-missing-option-values.md
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## `@NoMissingOptionValues`

The `@NoMissingOptionValues` annotation is a [Global Restriction](../restrictions/global.html).  It is applied to classes representing CLIs to indicate that specifying an option without also specifying the associated values should be considered illegal and cause parsing to fail

It can be applied directly to classes that have a [`@Cli`](cli.html) annotation or to [`@Command`](command.html) classes used with `SingleCommand`hey there! this is actually a memory i have had for all my life- without going to deep into specifics, i have always been able to remember what happened but never wanted to acknowledge it as sexual abuse as the perpetrator- who, as you point out, is hazy due to it being a very early memory- told me he was doing something other than abusing me while he did what he did. i am working with a secular licensed therapist, and came to therapy having realized what he did was abuse, wanting to heal, and have not had the possibility suggested nor explored within therapy prior to my raising it independently as a reason to seek therapy. but thank you for the concern and the links!Don't you understand that time goes on, whether or not you are keeping track of it?
Don't you understand that the wheels will keep spinning, whether or not you choose to step on the gas pedal?
Don't you understand that the eyes that follow you will continue to do so, whether or not you choose to look back at them?

This is well-written and thought-provoking.A school from China visited our school, were introduced to the teachers and the Year6 pupils. The students from China performed dances and songs for our pupils. It was then the turn of our Yr6 to sing for them and they all did a wonderful job. Part of their visit was to go to the local Gurdwara were they experienced lovely hospitality and traditions. Thank you for visiting Tudor Primary School.