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So.� I�had an absolutely�RIDICULOUS�amount of ibuprofen. I�was told such a thing would pretty much destroy my liver(no lower dose would work, by the way). Here I�am, no ill effects beyond a bit of dizziness last night. This is madness. Right now I�feel like�I�could down the entire�BOTTLE of ibuprofen pills and Iapos;d get nothing beyond a slightly upset stomach.


... No, Iapos;m not about to down the entire bottle of pills. Thatapos;s not a very smart thing to do.

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�Last night, I�was taking the night off from drinking. Which didnapos;t work. And ended up having a very strange, long night.
It went something like this:

Around 8, My friend Max came over to our place and I�finally convinced myself to move, and go to some party with Max ad Liam. We end up gathering a pretty big group of our friends on the way including Max Cohn, Chris, Paul, JJ, and Jack Foley. We ended up at Kate and Andreaapos;s for the party, an 80apos;s theme that none of us followed.

This is where it got weird. As soon as I�sit down and crack a drink open, this girl iapos;ve never seen before comes up to me and starts asking me if i know any of these people, and starts spouting off names. I�recognized a few so i said yes. Now i donapos;t know how drunk this girl was, but she told me everything except her motherapos;s maiden name. Open book. Then she gives me her necklace, which i still have on.

Most of us left shortly after to go to a warehouse party at Rubalad. Max Cohnapos;s friend was doing sound, so at least some of us were in for free.
Now usually Rubalad cards pretty seriously. Itapos;s crowded, dank, sweaty, and loud. Thereapos;s tons of paper mache things on walls, strange lights, tin foil, and other shit on the walls. You feel like youapos;re in a fun house.

We all get in with no problem, and wade our way to the roof. I�pitstopped at the bar, of course. We hang out on the frigid roof and lost half the people we came with. Then we found them. Then 2 strange guys started talking to me and i kept asking to wear their hats. They wouldnapos;t let me.�
After a lot of wading around people and waiting in the giant bathroom line, we all smoked together on a stairwell.�

Next thing i know itapos;s 3AM. Liam and I�are on the street, over a mile from home, and walking. We joked and talked the whole way, making it seem shorter. It wasnapos;t so bad.�


Now iapos;m up to shower and work in the computer lab. I�have a ton of school work to catch up on, and iapos;m not really looking forward to it.


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Notice how long it took for me to stop hating everyone again?



Just thought Iapos;d point that out.





Itapos;s not that I hate everyone to their very soul. Hell, I canapos;t hate someone if I donapos;t know them. But I can sure as hell hate things about you.

I donapos;t know anyone who can disagree that the world isnapos;t ideal, isnapos;t what it could potentially be. And I think probably few of you think the world is a good place. Yes, Iapos;m a fucking idealist, sure. But hey, I also believe the world is what you make of it. And if Iapos;m in a minority of people trying to make it a better world; doesnapos;t that mean that those in the majority are making it a worse world? Now ponder that for a second...



...



...does it not then make sense that if those who think the world should be a better place and who act to make it so are in the majority, that the world would improve?


Makes sense?


Geeze, then why the fuck do you judge me so harshly? All Iapos;m doing is trying to make the world a better place. And yes, I get fucking pissed at people who are just making it worse. Sure, it would be easiest just to kill off the people who make it worse. But thatapos;s not really ethical or fair; especially since almost everyone wants, at heart, the world to be a better place.

So, my mission then, is to help you realize that you arenapos;t making the world a better place, and that if you do so, if all of you do so, it will start becoming a better place.


And if I fail, the world continues to go down the toilet.


And for me, why not start with the community I came to enjoy?

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I canapos;t believe how hectic high school has been.
I havenapos;t even had a chance to write about it a month since it even started

I am enjoying it though, so donapos;t worry. Itapos;s very stressful, but worth it I believe.
Since I go to Cab Calloway School of the Arts as a major in Communication Arts we have a special class for our major added into our schedules ~
Mine goes-

P1. Physical Earth Science Honors
P2. Intro to Communication Arts
P3. Geometry Honors
P4. US History Honors
P5. French I
P6. English 9 Honors
P7. Health/PE

Actually this works a lot better with my temperment. At Stanton, my middle school, classes were an hour long at least, but we only get about forty minutes here. It might not seem like a big difference, but with the shorter classes, I donapos;t have to sit and pay attention too long, something I have trouble with. It keeps me moving and attentive. Itapos;s a little hard to believe even, that Iapos;ve been listening in class and actually trying to do the work. Everything is pretty easy, and the people are smart since Iapos;m in all Honors, but the biggest issue Iapos;m having is homework. I really need to start getting on that and finishing my make-up work. Iapos;ve been absent a lot already from school, and itapos;s causing some concern from my teachers, like my French (Sheapos;s SO nice, I really like her. But when she asked me if I was doing okay I started tearing up. Itapos;s some kind of quirk I have, when people show all this real concern for me I get watery-eyed upish. Aha ~ Itapos;s annoying, but I can live.). They arenapos;t mindless absences though, Iapos;ve really been sick. The stress must be taking a toll on my immune system again, I think thatapos;s what happens. When someone has prolonged stress, it starts to wear down their immunity to illness, and I already know that my white blood cells are a little low from blood tests Iapos;ve had done. But then the next time theyapos;ll be fine (So it has to be stress).

Iapos;m excited for clubs though Dad is trying to push me to do sports, but I kind of donapos;t want to just because my stamina has been poor lately as well, and not to mention how exhausted I end up at the end of the day. Still, I know Iapos;ll be joining Amnesty International and hopefully the French Club too if my schedule pans out. We have a Manga Club that I went to once with my Charter friends (Anny, Ruyan, Tian, Menki, ect.), but if Iapos;m being honest it wasnapos;t very fun. There isnapos;t a lot of structure, even though they try, and it doesnapos;t feel like they have a real outline of what they want to do with the club. So I wonapos;t really go to that one. Since I didnapos;t do clubs in middle school, I canapos;t wait

Everyone at Cab is so friendly, and the teachers are a lot of fun. Iapos;ve made some friends already, and I get closer to more and more people ~ But the teachers are awesome My Science teacher is insanely cool (Heapos;s also my homeroom), so heapos;s my favorite. Science was always my least favorite subject, unless it was biology or something, but itapos;s actually enjoyable the way he teaches it. Like I said before too, I also love my French teacher. She wants her students to have fun with the language, and sheapos;s very caring, but also knows how to keep the class under control. Comm. Arts teacher is possibly the only one Iapos;ve had real problems with in my life. Sheapos;s very brash and confident, so my sensitive emotions are unused to it. I hope things get better with her, since I have to have her the rest of the time Iapos;m in Cab (Sheapos;s the only Comm. Arts teacher for H.S.). Health might be my least favorite class out of all though, even though the teacher is actually the most popular with the students. We donapos;t do anything in there, which is something that bugs me. Heapos;s just like one of the kids, and they talk a lot, and there are always students hanging out in his room. Iapos;d like to get some actual work done, since all we really do is bookwork and some little projects.

Itapos;s weird though. In Middle School we didnapos;t have any freedom, and in High School itapos;s like theyapos;ve let go of the reigns. We can do whatever we want at lunch, we can go to our lockers at any time... It feels good but different at the same time. Ah I also need to email some of my middle school teachers to tell them how Iapos;m doing They were so supportive of me, I really want to keep in contact Iapos;ll have to try and do that later.

Iapos;ll try to get more time to spend around here and catch up on my friends page again Iapos;m sorry everyone on there

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The gauntlets cover the forearm, but only the top and sides of the hand, mitten-style, (leaving the underside open to your gloves). They are of Valentine Armoury make, from before they only sold their historical replicas to private collectors. They bear the company stamp. We were able to purchase them because they were discounted, as the then-apprenticeapos;s practice pair, so while functional, they are slightly messy (for example, an extra rivet-hole from where a punch wasnapos;t lined up quite properly, the first time.) Nothing anyone is going to see from outside the tourney field, or likely notice unless looking closely, even from standing near. I have yet to try measuring to double-check the gage of the steel, but the company generally keeps to 16 or 18g for their gauntlets. While the gauntlets are unused because my husband is just built too small for them, the blackening of the inside isnapos;t perfect -- it never was. I also confess that their time in storage has given them a small amount of very surface rust that needs to be cleaned off the outside, mostly under the overlap of the plates. I decided to take the photos before taking the time to find our sandpaper (we just moved, though they have been boxed since a move before), but tested the rust with my fingernail. The digicam we have at our disposal right now is not a particularly good one, and the lighting in the photos makes it look like there is a good deal more rust, in a good deal more places over the surface of the gauntlets, than there actually is. I can make further efforts of course, as necessary.

Iapos;ve done some checking into the gauntlet market these days, and there isnapos;t much out there thatapos;s made to withstand anything harsher than SCA larping with rattan, and a good deal of what claims to be is being sold by such reputable companies as "Bobapos;s Weapon Cave", so...yeah. These are meant to not just look cool, but actually protect you..even from things harsher than rattan (so you know theyapos;ll be amazing finger/hand protection when you are sticking to larping weapons.) Whether you engage in swordplay professionally or just for fun...or steel gauntlets that look made for business just make you go "Ooooh" -- these would come in handy. They were originally going to be bought from us by one of the members of the Paragon Jousting Troupe, but he had to delay the purchase, so itapos;s up for sale again, in case someone wants it before he can get it.

I took a bunch of photos, since there are plenty of angles to show, so if youapos;re interested, e-mail me for the photos -- it makes more sense than cluttering the page here. If youapos;re still interested, weapos;ll go from there.

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My little prediction from yesterday was wrong.
I donapos;t know if itapos;s just because foreign policy wasnapos;t mentioned at all and he would have been out of line to bring it up or if I was just flat out wrong.
But it being out of line doesnapos;t seem to be the likeliest reason since he was pretty much out of line with everything else last night.
I suppose my guess now is that heapos;s going to drop the Ayers thing and center these last few weeks on Obamaapos;s lack of faith in the Iraq war and how they never would have gotten Al Qaedaapos;s number 2 under an Obama run country or some other bullshit to that effect.
He really let his character show last night though and it certainly wasnapos;t the kind of character that Iapos;d like to see presiding over our nation.
The man is 72 years old and he sat there making faces and interrupting and generally acting like a child.
If heapos;s had 72 years to learn proper behavior and etiquette and he hasnapos;t by now what makes us think that heapos;ll behave in a presidential manner when meeting with foreign leaders?
If the man canapos;t behave presidentially in a presidential debate then how will he fare at the real thing.
Iapos;m sorry but acting like a four year old doesnapos;t convince me that you can run our nation.
And why the hell does he bring up that damned $5000 health care thing at every single debate when every time Obama has exposed the flaws in it?
Not only did the man not learn manners in his 72 years but it would seem that he has a difficult time learning simple things like common sense.
Well I guess he did prove that heapos;s a fighter though, just not a very graceful or respectful one.
I really hope that the vast majority of the viewers can agree that his behavior was very unbecoming of a presidential candidate and that they carry that opinion with them to the polls.

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Wednesday, 10/15
7:30 - 2:45

Today didnapos;t involve a lot of working-with-classes time, but it was filled with lots of other things and generally was a better day than yesterday. 5H and 5R�came in the morning to work on Mesopotamia, but I didnapos;t spend too much time helping them, as they are progressing nicely. I�spent most of the morning work on the Electoral College stuff, talking with Bob about groups, working on the handout, etc. I had an interesting surprise when, instead of the regular 7/8 meeting, we got together to film a short movie about walking in the halls, drinking at the fountain, etc. To show the middle schoolers the proper ways to go about things. The teachers who were the "naughty kids" were hilarious - tripping over each other, yelling, being nasty, and it was fun to watch. I mostly stayed behind the scenes helping Bob, but did make a few cameos as the "person passing by in the hall" who either gets tripped, pushed, or squished, or when the good kids came by, passed politely and smiled at. Fun�Ms. B was hilarious, she said it was a role sheapos;d been waiting to play forever. After this, we spent more time on the Electoral College stuff, getting it ready to explain to the kids in 7B in the afternoon. When they came, they spent part of their period finishing the spreadsheet math stuff, and then they got their yoyo grades back. I watched them as they read their comments, and most it seemed at least gave it a thought. I did find a few discarded ones lying around when the class ended, but Bob had warned me (and I�figured) that would happen. Especially with the kids who didnapos;t do as well. Donapos;t let that fool you, however, nobody got below a B if I�can remember. Lastly, we had 3J, who came to the lab for the first time and worked on the KidPix scavenger hunt activity. I had to intervene when one kid got very upset that he couldnapos;t find one of the tools, and I�helped him and told him if he couldnapos;t find something, to skip it. A lot of frustration for a 9 year old And, lastly, when the laptop carts were returned, Ms. B informed me that they are starting to become unorganized and the cords are coming out of their slots, so I�think part of tomorrow morning will be spent taking a look at those carts. I thought I was done with them And, tomorrow is day 1 for 7B to start the research part of their Electoral College projects. Cross your fingers this all goes well Especially since Bob leaves for Farm School on Wednesday...
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