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Computer Desk and Hutch


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I’ve since gotten a new computer and monitor and if I ever get this room cleaned up I’ll replace this photo.

The desk and hutch are part of the O’Sullivan "Woodbridge Collection"

Computer feestje


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Parté met computers met Daan en Johan.

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Raise the Notch of Your Xbox Gaming Experience with Microsoft Xbox & Xbox 360 Accessories

Article by Kaylajeong

Console gaming is certainly a leisurely pastime for both grownups and youngsters. Among some of the most popular consoles of today, there are names like PlayStation or Xbox among others. Yet, in spite of being widely utilized, using a famous console such as the Xbox or the Xbox 360 would certainly not seem to be much fun unless accompanied by certain accessories.

When it comes to accessories for the Xbox or Xbox 360 there isn’t much of a difference among the variety, yet the list of items goes quite long. If we consider some essential accessories for the Xbox or Xbox 360 the list would include items like controllers or even the Xbox 360 wireless controller, chargers, coolers, etc. While accessories like these are among the important items that are importantly required to make use of while playing the console there are also others which play a part in the physical appeal of the console.

Accessories which are meant to improve the physical appeal of the Xbox console and its other usual accessories most commonly include items like skins for the console and its controllers. The selection of distinct skins for both the console and the controllers often depend upon the choice and taste of the users. Making use of skins for the console show how much the user cares for the console and gives the console itself a distinguished appearance matching the user’s style.

If we look into the Xbox 360 wireless controller accessory for the Xbox 360 in particular, then in spite of being just an accessory, the item holds quite many benefits. Various Xbox users have noticed that a branded wireless controller does not even vary in shape or appearance thus being identically similar to the usual Xbox 360 controller. Due to this similarity in their appearance and physical features, it makes it convenient for users to get used to the wireless controller and find the gaming experience just alike the usual Xbox 360 controller.

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Question by tyler w: Basketball?
I Lifted yesterday (Chest muscles/Shoulders) and Today(Biceps/Forarms) I lifted about 2 hours ago and am thinking about going to play basketball with some friends for about an hour and 30 minutes or so.

Would This hurt my muscle growth?
im still sore, And planning to work out Tomarrow,
so will it be okay to play basketball?
Thanks

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Answer by infiniti77
You’re fine to play ball. It’ll probably help you kick some of that soreness also (the movement will purge lactic acid from your system).

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The Fireside Cook Book by James Beard — first edition (1949) ….item 1..Yom Kippur (5772) begins at sunset October 7, 2011 — On Yom Kippur we evaluate ourselves ….


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This is an actual double-spread, 2-page illustration removed from the vintage first edition of the 1949 cookbook, "The Fireside Cook Book" by James Beard (the book itself had lost its spine and was too damaged to be sold intact). Illustration by Alice and Martin Provensen.
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“What if the Secret to Success Is Failure?”

That was the tantalizing title of the lead story in the New York Times Sunday magazine a few weeks ago. The article makes us rethink an attitude that has become culturally accepted as unquestioned truth, and more profoundly, its conclusions encourage us to acknowledge the wisdom of Jewish tradition and the insights it asks us to emphasize in our observance of Yom Kippur.

Yom Kippur is a day dedicated to acknowledging our failings.

Related Video: Yom Kippur: Everyone Falls
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It’s getting up afterwards that matters.
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Over and over again we repeat the words, "I have sinned." We recognize that in many ways we "missed the mark," the literal translation of the Hebrew word for sin. We admit we weren’t perfect. If we were to be graded by God for our actions during the past year, we confess that in some areas we deserve an F.

And yet whoever heard of a mark like that in our contemporary culture?

For decades now parents have been told by many ostensible experts that all they are permitted to do in rearing children is to praise them. Criticism is always destructive of self-esteem, and self-esteem is the highest value we must pass on to our progeny. Make them feel good about themselves; that way they will feel happy and self contented. Don’t ever burden them with the verdict that they have failed to fulfill any objective. Don’t ever crush their spirits by telling them they could’ve done better. Rewards, not criticism or punishments, are what children need to become responsible adults.

The teaching profession, too, was slowly drawn into this philosophy of "praise at all costs" without any reminders of failure. Grade inflation turned everyone into a scholar, because "he tried his best and he might feel bad if he didn’t get an excellent mark." Valedictorians were eliminated in many schools because those who didn’t earn the honor felt the loss of self-esteem, and it just didn’t seem right to acknowledge that some weren’t as perfect as others. More liberal schools eliminated competitive sports – or if they had them, rejected keeping score – so that nobody would ever have to admit to being a loser.

We need to acknowledge our weaknesses and failings if we are ever to improve and become what we are capable of becoming.

But what if the real secret to success is failure?

What if we need to keep score in our own lives and to acknowledge our errors, our weaknesses, and our failings if we are ever to improve and become what we are capable of becoming?

The New York Times article is an eye-opener because it forces us to confront what previous generations knew and we chose to forget: Recognizing our shortcomings is the only way to achieve success in life.

Paul Tough, the author of the essay (the appropriateness of his last name is stunningly obvious), concludes his lengthy analysis with this observation:
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Most Riverdale students can see before them a clear path to a certain type of success. They’ll go to college, they’ll graduate, they’ll get well-paying jobs — and if they fall along the way, their families will almost certainly catch them, often well into their 20s or even 30s, if necessary. But despite their many advantages, Randolph [the headmaster of this exclusive and very wealthy school] isn’t yet convinced that the education they currently receive at Riverdale, or the support they receive at home, will provide them with the skills to negotiate the path toward the deeper success that Seligman and Peterson hold up as the ultimate product of good character: a happy, meaningful, productive life. Randolph wants his students to succeed, of course — it’s just that he believes that in order to do so, they first need to learn how to fail.
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To learn how to fail is nothing less than a succinct five word summary of the Yom Kippur confessional. It requires us to be mature enough to face up to the personal failings which well-meaning parents, teachers and friends tried to shield us from recognizing. It asks us to admit we’re not perfect precisely because we’re willing to take on the challenge of perfecting ourselves.

On Yom Kippur we have to define ourselves in light of a concept that Benjamin Barber, a political scientist at Rutgers University, believes is an ultimate truth about human behavior. We love to categorize people, usually by labeling them by one of two distinctly different characteristics. People are skinny or fat, introverted or extroverted, optimists or pessimists, serious or funny. All of these lead to stereotyping and to generalizations that aren’t completely accurate. But there is one division of people that Barber claims is the most crucial and correct way to differentiate between them. He says:
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I don’t divide the world into the weak and the strong, or the successes and the failures, those who make it or those who don’t. I divide the world into learners and non-learners – those who acknowledge their failures, learn from them, and move forward as opposed to those who can’t admit ever having done anything wrong, never learn from their mistakes, and doom themselves to reliving the errors of their ways.
That’s why on Yom Kippur, when we’re asked to reflect upon whether our lives can be considered a success, we’re judged by whether we’re courageous enough to confess our sins and to admit our failures.
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To acknowledge, to God and to ourselves, where we’ve gone wrong in our lives doesn’t diminish us. On the contrary, it affords us the wisdom and strength to grow and to improve.

S. I. Hayakawa, former U.S. senator from California and a specialist in semantics, alerted us to an all-important distinction between two English words that most of us assume are identical: “Notice the difference between what happens when a man says to himself, `I have failed three times,’ and what happens when he says, `I am a failure.’” To think of yourself as a failure is to create a perpetual self-image as a loser. But if you learn from your experience, if your failure inspires you to surpass yourself and to do it better next time, if you understand that failure is merely a momentary event but doesn’t define you—then you are an alumnus of the best school in the world, and your failure was the tuition you paid for your eventual success.

On Yom Kippur we evaluate ourselves. On Yom Kippur we are critical of our failings. On Yom Kippur we don’t deny our sins – we build on their memory for spiritual growth.

On Yom Kippur we realize the truth that failure – acknowledging it, learning from it, and rising from it – is really the secret of success.
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About the Author
Rabbi Benjamin Blech

Rabbi Benjamin Blech is the author of 12 highly acclaimed books, including Understanding Judaism: The basics of Deed and Creed. He is a professor of Talmud at Yeshiva University and the Rabbi Emeritus of Young Israel of Oceanside which he served for 37 years and from which he retired to pursue his interests in writing and lecturing around the globe. He is also the author of "If God is Good, Why is the World So Bad?" and of the international best-seller, The Sistine Secrets
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Cook Book, Day 67 of 365


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An awesome cook book my sister made me for my birthday.