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Old 03-02-2018, 08:03 PM   #1
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Hi all,

I am having an interesting problem with this PC. I have it set to go to sleep after 30 minutes, which it appears to. I have also tried manually putting it to sleep with the same results.

When it goes into sleep mode, the screen shuts off and the LED on the tower blinks slowly at a constant rate. The problem is that the fans continue spinning and can only be shut off if the PC is placed into hibernate or shut off.

I checked the BIOS and it is set to S3 with ACPI 2.0 and USB wake up enabled.

It wakes fine, clicking or pressing a button on the keyboard turns the monitor on and spins up the HDD.

I have tried everything that I know of but I just can't get the fans to turn off.

It is rather old but is still functioning fine so far.

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Ok, there is a CPU Fan and Chassis fan(s), unless you have a Fan regulator (or your Mobo support built-in regulation of the chassis fan), Chassis/System fans usually run at full RPM and are not controlled.

If you're system does not heat much and is way below in temperature, you can manually set the threshold speed of your Chassis/system fan in the BIOS.. Do not mess with the CPU Fan settings

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Most of the time fan does not stop, when your computer over heated for any reason. For over heating there are many reasons.
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A day of firsts for Borna Coric, Alex Bolt and almost Kamil Majchrzak

Australian Open
A day of firsts for Coric, Bolt and almost for Majchrzak

Borna Coric, Alex Bolt and Taro Daniel are all into round 2 of the Australian Open for the first time while cramp cost Kamil Majchrzak his chance.

11th seed Coric defeated Steve Darcis 6-1 6-4 6-4 to advance to round two, recording his first-ever round 1 victory in Melbourne.

And he wasn’t the only player to write a piece of history on Tuesday.

Wildcard entrant Alex Bolt, who walked away tennis in 2016 to instead take up a job in construction, needed four sets to see of America’s Jack Sock, 4-6 6-3 6-2 6-2.

Speaking to the official ATP Tour website, Bolt, who had made it through the first round at a major, said: “I feel lucky.

“When I stopped, that could have been my life. I could be wilting away in the heat putting up fences right now. That’s a career path I would not have done well in, that’s for sure.

“Leaving tennis was the best thing I ever did.

“Before my break, I was living and dying by everything I did on the court. I couldn’t lose a point. I couldn’t lose a match. But coming back, my mindset was different.”

The 155th-ranked South Australian wildcard will next face French No29 seed Gilles Simon.

Meanwhile it was a case of what could have been for qualifier Kamil Majchrzak.

The Polish player looked to be on course for his first victory at a grand slam as he got the better of Kei Nishikori in the opening two sets of their match only for cramp to set in.

With his entire body, including his fingers, seizing in painful cramps, the grand slam rookie was forced to call it quits 0-3 down in the fifth.

A lucky escape for Nishikori.

“It’s unfortunate how we finished. I feel sorry for him. I wouldn’t say it was a good game (because of how it ended) but I have to be happy for the next round,” said the World No8.

“I didn’t play badly but I have to give credit to my opponent who played better. He was amazing defensively and was stronger than I had imagined. His movements were restricted (after the injuries) and all I tried to do was not lose my concentration.”

Injury-plagued Thanasi Kokkinakis was another forced to retire early due to a pectoral problem.

Having taken the first set against Japan’s Taro Daniel, he was down 2-4 in the second when he called it quits.

Daniel will face Denis Shapovalov as he takes on the World No25 in his first-ever match in round 2 in Melbourne.

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When something is designed and handcrafted in a mom-and-pop workshop somewhere in Texas, it’s always going to cost a bit more than a mass-produced widget from a foreign mega-factory. It’s also going to mean a lot more when you give it as a gift. Here are 43 ways to support Texas’s vibrant maker community for less than $100. Often a lot less.

Our Made in Texas Gift Guide appeared in the December 2017 issue of Texas Monthly.

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Bergamot + Teak Candle

Manready Mercantile • $28
Travis Weaver started Houston’s Manready Mercantile to translate products traditionally marketed to women, such as scented candles, to gentlemen. He made his first candles by repurposing a whiskey tumbler from his cabinet and experimenting with soy wax and essential oils on his stove. Buy Now.

Pocket Square

Wrong Side • $18
Brothers Josh and Sam Newman, from Austin, make their surprising patterned pocket squares and bandanas using leftover material from iconic Texas brands such as Hamilton Shirts and Dickie’s. The floral pocket square, made from Hamilton scraps, turns any old navy blazer into a dandy. Buy Now.

Willis Collar

Son of a Sailor • $48
Pick your own paint colors to customize a natural leather collar made by the prolific East Austin company Son of a Sailor, which makes everything
from leather-bound notebooks to a mid-century-inspired wall clock. Available in three sizes and dozens of color combinations. Buy Now.

Dopp Kit

W Durable Goods • $60
The origins of the heavy canvas dopp kit made by Daniel Wright in the historic O.B. Macaroni building in Fort Worth began when he taught himself to sew in order to mend holes he’d get in his work clothes as an electrician. Today, Wright makes rugged yet refined overnight bags, briefcases, and water-resistant dopp kits like this one in canvas and leather. Buy Now.

San Jose Sake Set

Linda Perez Ceramics • $85
Ceramicist Linda Perez has raised cattle and taught in rural Zambia, but it was at the potter’s wheel where she found her great passion, making dinnerware for top San Antonio restaurants and collaborating on pieces like this sleek sake set inspired by Austin’s Hotel San José. Buy Now.

Work Sock Sweater Kit

Madeline Tosh • $61
In 2006, Fort Worth’s Amy Hendrix started a small hand-dyeing outfit, which quickly grew into a thriving e-commerce source of natural fibers with wholesale accounts across the world and monthly yarn and sweater club memberships for crafty DIY-ers. Buy Now.

Indigo Bracelet

Billy Baker • $80
Josh Madans, the dapper founder of Dallas-based Billy Baker Co., makes stylish and subtle bracelets and jewelry for men using beads sourced everywhere from Madagascar to Afghanistan. Buy Now.

Angel Oloshove • $90
The modern lines and bubble shapes of Houston artist Angel Oloshove’s whimsical vases in bold hues reflect a Japanese influence, one she discovered while working as a toy designer in Tokyo over the time she lived there. Buy Now.

Sustainable Teak Steel Razor

Old Factory • $98
Madeline Novak got interested in natural skin-care products after struggling with severe skin allergies, so she and perfumer Jonathan Savoie founded Old Factory, in Blanco, to create handmade soaps and other essentials. The razor has a handsome teak handle and fits Mach 3 blades. Buy Now.

Daytime Moisturizer

Hard Night, Good Morning • $30
Real Housewives of Dallas star D’Andra Simmons followed in the footsteps of her mother, Dee, and started her own line under the family’s company umbrella, Ultimate Living. The aloe vera-based daily moisturizer is a rejuvenating addition to your facial routine. Buy Now.

Lavender & Cedar Soy Candle

Slow North Candles • $29
The soy wax and essential oils that make up one of the delightfully fragrant Slow North candles are hand-poured in small batches by maker Michelle Simmons in her North Austin studio. From her recently opened shop and studio, she hosts DIY candle-making workshops and sells artisan goods from other Texas makers. Buy Now.

Elizabeth Street Café Cookbook

McGuire Moorman Hospitality • $39.95
The prettiest little French-Vietnamese café and bakery in Austin, Elizabeth Street, is the subject of McGuire Moorman Hospitality’s first cookbook, released this fall by Phaidon. With recipes for everything from their highly Instagrammed macarons to the scrumptious sticky rice in lotus leaves, the 200-plus page book is an ode to this gem founded by restaurateurs Tom Moorman and Larry McGuire in a colorful bungalow on South First Street in 2011. Buy Now.

Boot Scootin’ Sweets

Maggie Louise Confections • $38
Each piece of chocolate in one of Maggie Louise’s boxes is a work of art that has been meticulously crafted around various themes, including dozens for the holidays alone, by confectioner Maggie Louise Callahan, who opened her flagship store and studio in East Austin in 2014. The “God Bless Texas” collection features boots, cacti, and an outline of the state in delectable chocolate forms. Buy Now.

Flying Cactus Catchall

Bexar Goods • $65
The two sets of brothers who founded this fast-growing San Antonio company have become darlings of the Texas maker scene thanks to their timelessly handsome leather goods and Yeti-like branding prowess. The catchall tray is made of bridle leather and hand-hammered with copper rivets. Buy Now.

Long Time Bandana

Design Build Adventure • $30
Welder-meets-designer-meets-artist Jack Sanders recently opened the Long Time, an event space and studio and baseball field in East Austin. The venue’s official bandana, hand-dyed with indigo at the Long Time, is a replica of Sanders’s fine-art print West Texas Night Sky. Buy Now.

Crocodile Clip

Lucchese • $95
This magnetic money clip is made with exotic crocodile leather by Lucchese, a brand created by Salvatore Lucchese, an Italian immigrant to the United States who started his first boot-making shop at Fort Sam Houston, a U.S. Cavalry School in San Antonio. In 1986, the heritage company moved its operation from San Antonio to El Paso, where it still handcrafts boots. Buy Now.

Chili Bowl

Castroville Pottery • $45
Rustic yet elegant, these stoneware chili bowls with a handle are a fitting addition to any Texan’s dish collection. Tim and Gloria Kelley have been operating their Castroville shop since 2008, making everything from bread bakers to beer steins. Bowls come in four glaze options. Buy Now.

Chester Mini Purse

Gaia • $48
The socially responsible Dallas brand Gaia employs local refugee women to make bags, accessories, and jewelry for a living wage and progress toward financial independence. The couldn’t-be-cuter mini purses come in cat, mouse, and heart shapes with colorful pompom accents. Buy Now.

Oscar Wall Clock

Son of a Sailor • $75
Husband-and-wife team William and Jessica Knopp of Son of a Sailor offer a vast array of products, from apothecary to home décor accessories like this walnut wall clock. Inspired by Knopp’s time in the Navy, the design feels nautical and mid-century with brass geometric hands. Buy Now.

Best Hikes with Dogs: Texas Hill Country and Gulf Coast

Melissa Gaskill • $17.95
Writer Melissa Gaskil shares the best hiking trails for pups—think terrain that won’t harm their paws and is hazard-free. All of the trails are in driving distance of Austin, Houston, and San Antonio. Buy Now.

Come and Take It T-Shirt

Paris Texas Apparel Co. • $24
Best known for its silk Texas-themed ties and bowties, Paris Texas Apparel Co. also carries guayaberas, tees, food products, and more online and at its Houston store (it’s expanding in January). The super-soft children’s tees are designed in-house or in collaboration with Texas artists. Buy Now.

Austin Motel Scarf

ELOI • $50
Paige Russell’s process begins by cutting shapes out of construction paper, which she then pieces together to create vibrant designs that are printed onto silk fabrics. The Austin Motel scarf was created in collaboration with the Bunkhouse Group, which creates cleverly curated stores for each of its hotels, including this Austin landmark. Buy Now.

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The Texanist

David Courtney and Jack Unruh • $24.95
Must I really dance with the one that brung me? Can a person have too many Texas-themed tattoos? May I pick the bluebonnets? Whether you come for the good guidance of the acclaimed national advice columnist of Texas Monthly or the whimsical Jack Unruh illustrations that accompanied the popular column for its first nine years, The Texanist: Fine Advice on Living in Texas, a hand-picked collection of the best of the long-running back-page feature, is guaranteed to educate and entertain. Buy Now.

Prada Marfa Sketch

Jessica Fontenot • From $55
Starting in April 2016, Austin artist and designer Jessica Fontenot spent a year drawing a different building every day, focusing on structures in Austin as well as other places she traveled to during that time. She brings each one to life with rich details and shadowing. The Prada Marfa drawing is one of three limited-edition pieces she created exclusively for the Texas Monthly General Store as part of the new Texas print collection. Buy Now.

Handmade Blue Splatter Paint Coffee Mug

Box Sparrow Studio • $42
Houston ceramicist Abbie Preston marries the organic with the glam in these handmade coffee mugs featuring a handle painted with a 24-karat gold luster. In addition to the blue-and-white splatter style, the mugs also come in a deep blue color. Buy Now.

Corpus Hat

Produce Goods • $30
Show your South Texas pride in this “Corpus” ball cap, one of the best-selling items from popular local DJ and producer Horacio “El Dusty” Oliveria’s line of well-designed goods that celebrate his hometown. Buy Now.

Art Print of “I Want it All” Tapestry

Lauren Williams Art • From $90
Dallas artist Lauren Williams creates one-of-a-kind dip-dyed tapestries, called Canvas With Movement, that are inspired by nature. Thanks to Williams’s more than 80,000 Instagram followers, new collections quickly sell out, but you can buy prints of her work. Buy Now.

Pucker Box Set

bell’Invito • $60 (with digital bespoke personalization starting at $400)
Former fashion art director Heather Wiese started printing her European-influenced line of letterpress paper goods on late nineteenth-century printing presses in 2004. The Dallas-based outfit designs custom invitations and stationary for the city’s style setters and has created an online tool called “digital bespoke” that can help you customize your own letterpress design, which is then shipped out in eleven business days or less. Buy Now.

Brown and Blue Aromatic Smoking Fuel

No. 4 St. James • $12
Bring the rich flavor of Texas pecan wood to your next BBQ with this mixture of pecan shells and dried juniper berries, packaged in a high-quality drawstring bag. Made for the pit or the grill, the shells help to bring that smoky flavor to the grill or the pit. Buy Now.

Totally Texan Letterpress Calendar

Color Box Letterpress • $55
Boots, Big Tex, and bluebonnets—this pretty, hand-drawn letterpress calendar features an iconic Texas essential for each month of the year and comes with an acrylic stand for resting it on your desk or the kitchen counter. Buy Now.

Trapper Pocket Knife

Moore Maker • From $38
Brothers Wayland and Glynard Moore started making spurs and buckles in the Panhandle in 1985 and graduated to making knives for George Strait and Bush 43. The trapper has a bone handle and master and spey blades. Buy Now.

Texas Saddle Shop Keychain

No. 4 St. James • $12
No. 4 St. James, an Austin-based designer and developer of Texas-centric products, has partnered with Clint Wilkinson of the late, great North Texas saddlery Weldon’s Saddle Shop, to make a good-looking vegetable tanned bridle leather keychain with a solid brass or nickel key ring. Buy Now.

Texas Flannel Sport Shirt

Texas Standard • $99.50
Every Texas man needs a quality plaid shirt. To the rescue comes Dallas-based men’s clothing brand Texas Standard, which recently released this super-soft flannel that comes in several different snappy plaids. Buy Now.

Horse Of Course Print

Humble Donkey Studio • From $25
A former illustrator for NASA turned painter, John Lowery has set up a shop and studio in Round Top to showcase his Texas farm scenes—cows in a vibrant pasture, horses against a blue sky, and of course, a donkey, the mascot of the gallery. Prints of the original paintings are available online. Buy Now.

Margarita Glass

Salado Glassworks • $30 each
Gift a set of these glasses to the margarita or Topo Chico devotee in your life. Stop by the studio in Salado to watch the art of glassblowing, or make reservations to work with a glassblower to create your own mug, Pilsner glass, or tumbler. Buy Now.

Cutting Board

Petrified Design • $65
Choose from an array of colorful handles and wood types for these cutting or cheese boards made by Petrified Design. The Austin-based duo, Tyson Pendergrass and Gable Bostic, make other wood and steel home accessories and furniture, like the stylish mid-century Nodo Chair.

Artist Smock

Gather • $90
Joanna Gaines’s favorite potter, Jonathan Martin, recently opened a Waco store and home-goods workshop called Gather along with his wife, Sara Martin. This linen apron was made in collaboration with local apparel line Mary Claret. Buy Now.

Wine Wrap

Stash Co. • $20
Take your holiday wine or spirits gifting up a notch by encasing the bottle in a Stash Co. wrap. Handmade in Sealy, the wraps come in a variety of hides, from rich caramel hues to midnight black. Distressed leather or hair hide wraps are also available. Buy Now.

Te Amo Vaquero Print

Snake Hawk Press • $40
Cruz Ortiz transformed a former train station on San Antonio’s South Side into a compound where he lives, paints, and runs a design and branding business, Snake Hawk Press. The Vaquero is one of several special-edition hand-pulled prints inspired by the cross-cultural city he loves. Buy Now.

Tetra Earrings

EM Jewelry + Design • $48
After moving from Oregon to Waco, Ellen Mote decided to become a part of the burgeoning creative scene in her new hometown and started to make jewelry again (she had studied the craft at Texas Tech). The result is a line of delicate geometric pieces for any occasion. Buy Now.

Jackalope Tea Towel

Kimball Prints • $18
Austin artist Carolyn Kimball paints nature-inspired watercolors and screen-prints them onto flour-sack cotton towels. Choose from palms, cacti, wildflowers, longhorns, and mythical wildlife. Buy Now.

Picturing Texas Politics

University of Texas Press • $45
This coffee table book is full of rare, historic photos of iconic Texas politicians, from Sam Houston to Ann Richards and Rick Perry. Chuck Bailey dove deep into archives, museums, libraries, and private collections to source these photographs, many of which have not been published before. Buy Now.

Spanish Sage Hand Salve

Newton + Co.• $9
The mixture of white sage, lavender, and myrrh creates a soothing scent that deeply hydrates. Handmade in Austin with all-natural ingredients, the salve comes in a pretty tin to slip into your bag for moisturizing on the go. Buy Now.

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The Bavana Hotel Bangkok

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Phone: +006622344000
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Hotel Information

The BAVANA HOTEL BANGKOK on Surawongse Road is renowned not only for its high standard of efficient and friendly service but also for its prime downtown location. For leisure and holiday guests the hotel's central location affords convenient travel to most of Bangkok's finest shopping sightseeing attractions and entertainment facilities as well as being just footsteps away from the city's skytrain BTS Saladaeng station and MRT subway Silom station.To meet the demands of the business traveler.The BAVANA HOTEL BANGKOK offers unrivaled advantages. The fully equipped Business Center at the lobby provides the busy executive with the convenience of a secretary and a Boardroom for meetings. Hi Speed WiFi (Wireless Internet) is available throughout the hotel allowing âconnectionâ in the guestroom restaurants or hotel's Lobby.

  • Bar
  • CafÃ©
  • Non-smoking area
  • Restaurant
  • Smoking area
  • Nightclub
  • 24-hour security
  • Bellboy service
  • Hotel safe
  • Laundry service*
  • Lift access
  • Luggage room
  • Multilingual staff
  • Newspaper stand
  • NO Garage
  • NO Large pets allowed (over 5 kg)
  • NO Small pets allowed (under 5 kg)
  • NO Wheelchair-accessible
  • Room service
  • Shop
  • Smoke detector
  • Supermarket
  • Terrace
  • Transfer service*
  • YES Car park
  • Beauty salon
  • Massage
Hotel type
  • 24-hour reception
  • Air conditioned
  • Bathroom
  • Internet
  • Parking
  • Restaurant
  • Shower
  • TV
  • Double rooms: 50
  • NO Connecting rooms
  • Number of floors (main building): 8
  • Superior rooms: 22
  • Total number of rooms: 50
  • Triple rooms: 22
  • Year of most recent renovation: 2014
  • Breakfast
Methods of payment
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Room facilities (Standard room)
  • 220V power supply
  • Bathroom
  • Bathtub
  • Cable TV
  • Desk
  • Direct dial telephone
  • Hairdryer
  • Hydro-massage bath
  • Make-up mirror
  • Mini fridge
  • NO Disability-friendly bathroom
  • NO Smoking rooms
  • NO Wheelchair-accessible
  • Safe
  • Satellite TV
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The Modern World is Going to Hell: A Continuing Series: The Tattooed Vermin of the Apocalypse

(I am finally going to be completing this series of posts that I began in 2010.  In preparation for that, I am reposting these articles in their order of appearance.  They will appear once a week on Wednesdays.)

In this series of posts I intend to give rants against trends that have developed in society since the days of my youth, the halcyon days of the seventies, when leisure suits and disco were sure signs that society was ready to be engulfed in a tide of ignorance, bad taste and general buffoonery.

We will start off the series with a look at seven developments that I view as intensely annoying and proof that many people lack the sense that God granted a goose.  I like to refer to these as  The Seven Hamsters of the Apocalypse, minor evils that collectively illustrate a society that has entered a slough of extreme stupidity.  Each of the Seven Hamsters will have a separate post.  The first of the Hamsters is the Tattooed Vermin.

When I was a boy only veterans tended to have tattoos, along with sailors who were usually veterans.  Many of the men would ruefully admit that they acquired the tattoos while drunk and most of them did not seem overly fond of their tattoos.  Tattoos on aging human flesh have never been attractive, as most of those fellows amply demonstrated.  Men with lots of tattoos tended to be restricted to working in freak shows.  Tatoo parlors were usually located in red light districts where they specialized in giving tattoos at cheap rates, with tetanus from inadequately sterilized tattooing needles thrown in as an added bonus.  From this I drew the conclusions that getting drunk in military service was doubtless not a good idea, and that tattoos might be an argument that while men were usually stronger than women, intellectual prowess might reside on the distaff side.

Fast forward three decades.  According to a Pew survey in 2006, 36% of Americans 18-29 sport a tattoo.  In the criminal courts where I have a chance to observe the younger generation, I’d say the tattooed portion of that age group is around 80%.  Often the tattoos are upon the arms in such a manner that only a long-sleeved shirt will hide them, a device I have resorted to when representing  accused felons, who desperately do not want the term convicted substituted for accused and were willing to follow my advice that not looking like a slovenly tattooed thug is best when coming before either a judge or a jury.

Tattoos are all the rage, as shows like Miami Ink indicate.  Criminal youth may embrace looking like a walking art easel more than other members of their age cohort, but the difference is one of degree rather than kind.  I have known young attorneys who spent thousands of dollars on “body art” and then spent thousands of dollars attempting to remove said “body art” when they learned that even tattooed clients tend to prefer that their attorneys be non-visibly tattooed.    Of course with modern tattoo removal techniques, and tattoo removal is a hot growth industry, no one will ever know that the person was tattooed, unless the observer gets up next to the person and is not blind.

Unfortunately, the fashion for tattoos has afflicted both men and women.  From small tattoos on ankles to full blown tramp stamps lower back tattoos, tattoos are an essential part of  the never-ending struggle that some women engage in today to prove that they can act as foolish and feckless as the most dim-witted male.

The curiosity is why tattoos are so popular.  The desire to stand out, not by accomplishing anything, but by becoming a human billboard?  The desire to fit in?  (“Well all the other lemmings are going over the cliff…”)  Rebellion?  (“Dad will have a cow when he sees this Obama tattoo”!)  Rank stupidity?  (“Purty tattoo”!)

Ah well, perhaps I am taking this all too seriously.  There are worse things that people could do.  That of course brings us to the Second Hamster of the Apocalypse, the Pierced Vermin.  However, I am weary and we will save him for another day.  Now it is time for my nap, and then yummy stewed prunes.

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  1. “When I was a boy only veterans tended to have tattoos, along with sailors who were usually veterans.”
    I was a nuclear submarine sailor, the drunkest and worst of the lot. Brothels and rum were mainstays of entertainment during my short forays into Caribbean ports in the middle of a patrol (I was on a Fast Attack, not a Boomer or FBM submarine). In spite of my drinking and womanizing, I never did succumb to the foolishness of a tattoo. I confess, however, that I did capitulate to most other foolishness of the hedonistic drinking variety. Sadly, when all this was revealed at Confession some few decades later, I was called a garden variety drunk with many YETS like tattoos left in my inventory – YET: You’re Eligible Too.

  2. I really hate tattoos. I must confess, however, to admiring the Coptic practice of tattooing a small cross onto one’s wrist. These people knowingly make a choice to tell their persecutors that they will not deny their Savior. Some have been abducted and had the tattoos burned off with acid, and they go back and have them replaced.

  3. Donald R McClarey wrote, “Often the tattoos are upon the arms in such a manner that only a long-sleeved shirt will hide them, a device I have resorted to when representing accused felons, who desperately do not want the term convicted substituted for accused”
    Particularly unfortunate, if the client is sporting the Bar-L (Barlinnie Prison) tattoo, distinctive and widely recognised, at least in Glasgow. It is usually displayed on the side of the neck.

  4. Someone must agree with you. They released the test footage for the new animated Popeye movie a few weeks ago and… no tattoos. (No pipe either, for that matter.) Guess he either had laser removal or just ripped them off in a spinach fueled rage.

  5. Are body piercings a separate hamster? Hate tattoos as well – seems to me to simply be an immature rebellion to show I am master of my body. A witting or unwitting denial of God’s sovereignty.

  6. As for why – all the reasons you list and more. A way to mark a significant event because traditional ways of marking them are lacking or not understood. A need to feel “special” or “deep” because authentic spirituality guided by structured religion is all but dead for these people. A return to pagan spirituality, which ironically is literally skin deep.

  7. Improving your looks could not be a reason. I have never seen a tattoo that enhanced a person’s natural beauty – either they were already attractive without it, or it was never going to help.

  8. Leviticus 19:28 28 You shall not make any gashes in your flesh for the dead or tattoo any marks upon you: I am the Lord.

    We are in the image and likeness of God. If we are to have distinguishing marks, it would be great if we would be distinguished by kindness etc

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A Wonderful Start to the 100 Mile Workshop Series

February 8, 2020

At the Little Red Wagon Winery in Calendon in the Pontiac, on February 6 Brenda Rooney presented her first workshop on Event Planning and Marketing.

We had 20 participants from a wide variety of backgrounds.

Here are some of the comments from the participants: “Very informative. I will be bringing much of the info back to my volunteer group.” “Wonderful! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.” “Fabulous. Fantastic new ideas. Funny as hell.” “Very pertinent and practical. Thank you!” “Loved it! Lots of tips, well organized, engaging.” “Informative. Good outlines to follow. Great list of contacts.”

Next and last stops for this free workshop – Lac Ste. Marie Community Hall (upstairs) – Tuesday Feb. 11 – 6pm Molo’s Café, Wakefield – Thursday, Feb 13 – 6pm

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Connect Books: sales drop but business 'stabilising'

Connect Books: sales drop but business 'stabilising'

Connect Books has delivered a “much improved” operational performance in the last six months, although sales were down 3% to £103.4m.

The Norwich-based company, which comprises Bertrams, Dawson Books and Wordery, also saw its underlying operational profit decrease by 18.6% to £1.9m compared to £2.3m in the first half of 2014.

Releasing its half-year results to 28th February 2015, The Connect Group, Connect Books’ parent company, said the new team in the Books division had made “good progress” in stabilising the business and there had been a “marked improvement” in performance since the second half of last year.The company also said it had confidence that the books division would further improve after addressing a range of operational and commercial opportunities. “The division has delivered a much improved operational performance compared to the second half of last year in what remain challenging conditions, stabilising the business and laying further foundations for a sustainable medium term recovery,” Connect said.

Meanwhile its online book retailer Wordery, co-owned by former Book Depository man Will Jones, has continued to grow revenue in the last six months, with annualized sales expected to hit £35m by the end of the year. The retailer trades on third party platforms such as Amazon and Ebay and the proportion of sales through its own online operation has now grown to 15% of total Wordery sales, according to Connect. The company added that Wordery achieved its first ever '£1m sales week' in December. “Wordery continues to grow impressively, growing by over 80% and continues to establish its own web presence to complement its position as a leading market place supplier,” Connect said.

However, the company admitted the market was still complex, especially in the library supply sector. “The books market dynamics remain complex and continue to evolve in response to changing technology, consumer buying behaviour and, in the case of libraries, continued pressure on funding models,” it said.  “Over the last six months we have carefully assessed both our offer and the way in which we service our multiple customer bases. A range of opportunities for improvement is emerging which we will continue to review on a segment by segment basis.”

Overall Connect Group revenue was up 1.2% to £909.9m, with profit before tax up 0.2% to £24.1m.

The Bookseller reported last May that Bertrams had made 20 people redundant from its head office. Its m.d Graeme Underhill retired from the company at the end of 2014, replaced by new m.d Justin Adams.


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4 Tips For The Perfect Indian Pre Wedding Photoshoot

Pre wedding photography India style is now a certified thing, as pre wedding photography has gained a lot of popularity in the recent years here in India. Earlier, photography was just limited to the engagement and wedding. But now a lot of couples are opting for it as they want to capture all the beautiful things associated with the culmination of their relationship. With photographers open to experimenting and trying out all unconventional methods to bring out beautiful pictures, it is a win-win situation. And the results are for everyone to see. How is Indian pre wedding photoshoot different? Just add the Indian-ness to it. That’s it.

There’s nothing called the perfect pre wedding photoshoot. There is little in the way of convention and set patterns, so we’ve put together a little guide to help you get the best out your Indian pre wedding photography shoot:

1. It’s All About The Photographer

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When it comes to hiring a photographer, the process is very similar to how you would go about picking a wedding photographer; it has to be someone who’s work you like and the stylistic and aesthetic elements have to appeal to you in a way that you will be happy to revisit the shots again and again long after the date when they have been clicked. And of course, the nature of the photographer, as well as your comfort level and the ease of communication are very important factors as well.

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The Indian pre wedding photoshoot has no set patterns or poses that you are to follow. Remember, pre wedding photography is all about creativity and expressing the love that has seen you two commit the rest of your lives to each other. The loving bond that you two share can be brought about to be represented in images in a number of ways. So get creative and have your photographer suggest ideas as well. Looking online for pre wedding photoshoots is a good option as well. But just remember that there are no rules. Even if the jumping couple photo is said to be a cliché, it is most beautiful when done right, so explore all your options vis a vis your Indian pre wedding shoot.

3. Shoot In Different Locations If Possible

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Your journey as a ‘soon to be married couple’ did not start in just one day or at one place and that is the essence you want to carry over to your pre wedding photoshoot if possible. Look at all the locations that are meaningful for you – whether it is the place you first met, your regular lunch spot or the beautiful park that you visited with your beloved at every chance you got. The college gates, the university library (if you can get to it) and places which are special to you both will add a memorable aspect to your Indian pre wedding photoshoot. While creative wedding photography has many ticks up it’s sleeve for memorable photos, the chemistry of the couple in a particular location always manages to find it’s place into the photo as well.

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Changing into different attires may not be possible at all of the spots where you are having the photoshoot but it is always a good idea to do so when it is possible. Dressing in a style reminiscent of the way you used to dress when you first met or wearing a similar dress to the one you wore when he first complimented you is a nice personal touch. Props can be added into the mix whenever possible. In an effort to make it all the more memorable, a personal touch is warranted.

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All of our bullet jewelry is crafted from spent bullet casings. This particular necklace is crafted from Federal Law Enforcement ammo and originally was purple in color (which denotes Federal ammo). During the cleaning process, the nickel casing was accidentally darkened by a unique combination of solvents. We only have a limited supply of these unique colored casings!!!

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From the random paint colors staining her wardrobe to the doodle-filled sketchbook that is glued to her hand, it is no secret that senior Mason Catalon is a passionate artist. For her, art is an integral part of her life and her need to draw is equivalent to her need to breathe.   “I’v...

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What do Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman, Miles Davis and Barry Manilow all have in common? Not only are they legendary musicians, but they all went to the Juilliard School. And now, senior Ethan Shrier will join their impressive rank. Shrier will take his talents to New York next year, as he accepted the...

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When we think of the arts, it’s usually music, theater or fine arts. However, ever since senior Lauren Hassan started the Slam Poetry Club, the CHS arts community has had an outspoken new member. “Since she came to CHS, I have seen her grow into a respected leader of her peers,” Slam Poetry club...

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