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  • M Megan Forbes

    :jig: What's everyone else up to today? We are finally (ok, after 3 days... :-O ) going to see ROTK :-D. I also need to test two new lenses for my film camera (a 28mm and a x2 converter) and have the results developed to make sure they are accurate before going home in January. Should be a great day :cool:.


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    Jorgen Sigvardsson
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    Well, I'm out of my mind. I'm to going to work a little :eek: Have fun at the cinema! :) -- "We shall crush you down to the point, where there is no coming back, things will happen to you from which you could not recover if you lived a thousand years, a thousand years."

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      peterchen wrote: ROTK - if you're 30 minutes late, you have a chance of skipping the advertisement Unfortunately in the UK it seems that seats are a free for all - they don't actually reserve a number for you. So we have no choice but to get there early if we don't want to be split up, sitting in the front row, straining our necks while peering up at the massive screen. Quite a shame - the number of ad's is incredible! And not just previews for other movies, but ad's for Coke, clothes brands, etc, seem to sneak their way in over here :|. Still, to see ROTK on the big screen it'll be a small price to pay :-D.


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      Most surprising thing 5 or six PC game ads! Normally, you rarely see one of them. But with geeks in the audience, and christmas near.... Still, I'm uneasy with having been discovered as "target group". It felt so much better to be out of this loop :rolleyes:


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      • M Megan Forbes

        chopeen wrote: Yeah, it's Saturday and I am working :rose: On the up side, it would appear you get to spend time on CP while at work :)


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        You're right! :). I do not have Internet access at home. :(. You're so cute when you're frustrated. --from 'PDA' by Interpol

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        • M Megan Forbes

          :jig: What's everyone else up to today? We are finally (ok, after 3 days... :-O ) going to see ROTK :-D. I also need to test two new lenses for my film camera (a 28mm and a x2 converter) and have the results developed to make sure they are accurate before going home in January. Should be a great day :cool:.


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          Nnamdi Onyeyiri
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          well, its 10:49am, been doing physics revision for the last 30mins, got a tutor coming round at 1:30pm, then i s'pose i better get some maths done. Megan Forbes wrote: going to see ROTK saw that yesterday, its a great film. :-D


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          • M Megan Forbes

            :jig: What's everyone else up to today? We are finally (ok, after 3 days... :-O ) going to see ROTK :-D. I also need to test two new lenses for my film camera (a 28mm and a x2 converter) and have the results developed to make sure they are accurate before going home in January. Should be a great day :cool:.


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            Niall Barr
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            Megan Forbes wrote: everyone else up to today Recovering from last night...

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            • M Megan Forbes

              :jig: What's everyone else up to today? We are finally (ok, after 3 days... :-O ) going to see ROTK :-D. I also need to test two new lenses for my film camera (a 28mm and a x2 converter) and have the results developed to make sure they are accurate before going home in January. Should be a great day :cool:.


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              Jon Newman
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              My day will consist of recovering from last night (party == 2 hours sleep + headache). Then maybe ROTK if I can find some friends who are able to walk.


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              • M Megan Forbes

                Roger Wright wrote: The morning will be dominated by a karate belt test, which I expect to pass, followed by a pizza party hosted by our karate master Excellent! What comes after black belt? (excuse my ignorance please :) )


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                Black Belts come in different levels - called "Dans" so you can be 1st Dan, 2nd Dan and so on. Theoretically there is no limit to the dan number you can achieve but practically, the body starts to give out and very few ever get to 5th Dan or higher. Why do I know this? Because I also had a karate grading today. Must be the day for it. I passed but I collected a few bruises along the way. Good fun and I love the physicality of it - it is a great foil to a mentally intensive job. Paul Hooper If you spend your whole life looking over your shoulder, they will get you from the front instead.

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                • M Megan Forbes

                  :jig: What's everyone else up to today? We are finally (ok, after 3 days... :-O ) going to see ROTK :-D. I also need to test two new lenses for my film camera (a 28mm and a x2 converter) and have the results developed to make sure they are accurate before going home in January. Should be a great day :cool:.


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                  working...:(:(

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                  • M Megan Forbes

                    Roger Wright wrote: The morning will be dominated by a karate belt test, which I expect to pass, followed by a pizza party hosted by our karate master Excellent! What comes after black belt? (excuse my ignorance please :) )


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                    Black belt is really a starting point - it signifies that you have learned the basics (in my school, about 160 techniques). From then on the belt is designated by degrees, called dans. Between dans there are intermediate levels which indicate within the school where you are in your training. We use bits of colored tape on the tips of the belts to indicate to the teacher which step students are on to assist him in sorting out what to teach each of us in class. I'm testing for the second such step on the way to my 2nd dan belt, which will earn me a second gold bar embroidered on the end of the belt. My teacher has 6 of them.:) "Another day done - All targets met; all systems fully operational; all customers satisfied; all staff keen and well motivated; all pigs fed and ready to fly" - Jennie A.

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                      Black Belts come in different levels - called "Dans" so you can be 1st Dan, 2nd Dan and so on. Theoretically there is no limit to the dan number you can achieve but practically, the body starts to give out and very few ever get to 5th Dan or higher. Why do I know this? Because I also had a karate grading today. Must be the day for it. I passed but I collected a few bruises along the way. Good fun and I love the physicality of it - it is a great foil to a mentally intensive job. Paul Hooper If you spend your whole life looking over your shoulder, they will get you from the front instead.

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                      Paul Hooper wrote: a great foil to a mentally intensive job. It certainly is! And what great fun it is. As a plus, it's also restored the stamina and flexibility I had 20 years ago; I should have started it then! I'm hoping to make it to 4th dan, but having started so late in life that's a really ambitious goal. Still, the benefits of trying far outweigh the consequences of being a couch potato - I intend to keep at it for as long as I can. It's so much more fun than lifting weights and jogging.:-D "Another day done - All targets met; all systems fully operational; all customers satisfied; all staff keen and well motivated; all pigs fed and ready to fly" - Jennie A.

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                      • M Megan Forbes

                        :jig: What's everyone else up to today? We are finally (ok, after 3 days... :-O ) going to see ROTK :-D. I also need to test two new lenses for my film camera (a 28mm and a x2 converter) and have the results developed to make sure they are accurate before going home in January. Should be a great day :cool:.


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                        Megan Forbes wrote: What's everyone else up to today? I am at work...again! Finals are all over though. :-D I have a family get together tonight to go to, otherwise, just enjoying the static air of daily office life. :rolleyes: - Nick Parker
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                        • M Megan Forbes

                          :jig: What's everyone else up to today? We are finally (ok, after 3 days... :-O ) going to see ROTK :-D. I also need to test two new lenses for my film camera (a 28mm and a x2 converter) and have the results developed to make sure they are accurate before going home in January. Should be a great day :cool:.


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                          Senkwe Chanda
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                          Preparing to travel down to Botswana for a few days Woke up this morning...and got myself a blog

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                            Preparing to travel down to Botswana for a few days Woke up this morning...and got myself a blog

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                            Jorgen Sigvardsson
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                            Uhm.. is this some southern hemisphere thing? Botswana is north of South Africa (assuming your bio page is correct). You should be travelling up! ;) -- "We shall crush you down to the point, where there is no coming back, things will happen to you from which you could not recover if you lived a thousand years, a thousand years."

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                              Uhm.. is this some southern hemisphere thing? Botswana is north of South Africa (assuming your bio page is correct). You should be travelling up! ;) -- "We shall crush you down to the point, where there is no coming back, things will happen to you from which you could not recover if you lived a thousand years, a thousand years."

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                              Senkwe Chanda
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                              :doh: How embarrassing to be taught African Geography by someone from Sweden! You're right of course, it's just a bad habit I have. Everytime I go somewhere I say I'm goind down to Botswana/Zambia/Zimbabwe/England, etc etc. Woke up this morning...and got myself a blog

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                                :doh: How embarrassing to be taught African Geography by someone from Sweden! You're right of course, it's just a bad habit I have. Everytime I go somewhere I say I'm goind down to Botswana/Zambia/Zimbabwe/England, etc etc. Woke up this morning...and got myself a blog

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                                Jorgen Sigvardsson
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                                Well, in a sense you are going down. From your point of view, you are on top of the world, aren't you? It's not your fault all earth globes are upside-down? :-D -- "We shall crush you down to the point, where there is no coming back, things will happen to you from which you could not recover if you lived a thousand years, a thousand years."

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                                  :jig: What's everyone else up to today? We are finally (ok, after 3 days... :-O ) going to see ROTK :-D. I also need to test two new lenses for my film camera (a 28mm and a x2 converter) and have the results developed to make sure they are accurate before going home in January. Should be a great day :cool:.


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                                  Grandson's first birthday. :jig: Getting ready for 30 people to show up at 2:00 pm, Federal disaster area declaration at 5:00 pm :) Gary Kirkham A working Program is one that has only unobserved bugs I thought I wanted a career, turns out I just wanted paychecks

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                                    :jig: What's everyone else up to today? We are finally (ok, after 3 days... :-O ) going to see ROTK :-D. I also need to test two new lenses for my film camera (a 28mm and a x2 converter) and have the results developed to make sure they are accurate before going home in January. Should be a great day :cool:.


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                                    Terry ONolley
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                                    Megan Forbes wrote: What's everyone else up to today? I'm up to over 300 scratches!


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                                      :jig: What's everyone else up to today? We are finally (ok, after 3 days... :-O ) going to see ROTK :-D. I also need to test two new lenses for my film camera (a 28mm and a x2 converter) and have the results developed to make sure they are accurate before going home in January. Should be a great day :cool:.


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                                      Megan Forbes wrote: What's everyone else up to today? Took a walk in the woods and beach, went to the hobby shop for some more train track for the train around the Christmas Tree, then got in a fender-bender leaving the parking lot. No one hurt, my car is fine, and the other car has really minor damage on the door and passenger side. I'm happy to finally put those tens of thousands of dollars in insurance payments I've made for the last 20 years to some use! Makes me want to go wreck some more cars!!! (just kidding!) :-D Stupid dent will probably be repairable within my $500 deductible, and my rates will go up anyways. OK, ok, I'll try real hard to shut up now. So, when we came home, we had a yummy dinner and added another loop on the tracks (these are Lionel O guage) that goes around the dining room table. Very cool. And yes, my girlfriend thinks it's great (and of course my son loves it). Marc Latest AAL Article My blog Join my forum!

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                                        Preparing to travel down to Botswana for a few days Woke up this morning...and got myself a blog

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                                        Megan Forbes
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                                        Cool! Perhaps you'll bump into Paul in Gaborone :cool:


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                                          :doh: How embarrassing to be taught African Geography by someone from Sweden! You're right of course, it's just a bad habit I have. Everytime I go somewhere I say I'm goind down to Botswana/Zambia/Zimbabwe/England, etc etc. Woke up this morning...and got myself a blog

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                                          Senkwe Chanda wrote: How embarrassing to be taught African Geography by someone from Sweden! :laugh:


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