Cocktail typewriter lets you “drink” your words

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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to eat – no sorry, scratch that – what it’s like to drink your words? Well if you have the time, patience and dedication that morskoiboy had, you may be able to. Apart from the novelty of being able to “drink” your words, you will also be able to have fun mixing various cocktails simply by typing them out.

Basically a liquid such as alcohol, milk or even water is attached to the top of the device, which acts as a neutral color liquid. The various tubes at the back are then attached to bottles of various colors, for example you could use rose syrup, or grape juice, or pink guava juice, or a bottle of Gatorade. As the liquid at the top flows (whose flow rate can be controlled), you then type in the various letters which will then draw out the liquid from the other bottles.

For example you could associate the letters on the “keyboard” (which are actually syringes) with its drink, like A for Apple juice, O for Orange juice, L for Lime juice, so on and so forth. By pressing the letters, the colors will then form into the various alphabets that you pressed in the white piece of plastic on the front, which a commenter on YouTube has amusingly referred to as an LCD – Liquid Cocktail Display.

It does not appear to be for sale, but if you want more detailed information on how it works, you can check out the video below for a demonstration or head on down to morskoiboy’s website for more details.

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Audrina Shares Some DWTS Words Of Wisdom With Kristin Cavallari!

Smart move! She wants to get as much insider info as possible!

Kristin Cavallari has just signed up for the upcoming season of Dancing With The Stars, and decided the best way to prepare for the intense, physically demanding reality competition was to ask her former co-star on The Hills and former contestant Audrina Patridge for some advice!

Audrina reveals:

"I lived in ballroom dancing for three and a half months. I didn't do anything else. I actually talked to [Kristin] last week. She texted me, and she was like, 'Hey, I was just thinking of you, and I wanted to tell you I'm doing Dancing with the Stars. It's going to be fun, right?' And I was like, 'Yeah, you're going to have an amazing time! You'll be in the best shape of your life.' I told her it's going to get hard, but just have fun with it. … I had a blast. Ballroom dancing, it's totally different than just going to a club and dancing, so it takes a lot of commitment and dedication. You really have to live in the dancers' world. I think she’ll do well, though."

Pretty solid words of wisdom, we'd say, gurl!

We think so long as she approaches it with that kind of positive attitude, and realizes that this isn't going to be a walk in the park, then she'll be fine!

At least we hope so! LOLz!

Best of luck, gurl!

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Words Of Inspiration Encouragment Reassurance and Motivation Which Exist In No Other Literature

Having dealt with some startling realities and spiritual truths, the writer of Psalm 94 goes on to ask and answer further significant questions.

In verse 9 he asks - He Who made the ear - He Who made you hear - do you not think that He Himself can hear? And He Who formed the eye - moulded and shaped it - it is the word used by the potter working with clay - do you not think He can see all that is going on?

God disciplines - punishes - and teaches. There are people who shy away from this aspect of the character of Almighty God, but if you stay close to the Scripture, you will not go far wrong.

God knows the thoughts of man and He knows that they are futile.

We can have good ideas - things we would like to do - but if the anointing of God is not upon them, they are futile. God's intimate knowledge of man is a astonishing and astounding truth - and a truth which makes us be very very careful as to what we say and what we do.

Nothing escapes His knowledge.

In John Chapter 2 verses 24 - 25, we read of how Jesus Christ knew all men, and He knew what was in a man - it is so similar to what is revealed in this Psalm. Always remember that the God of the Old Testament is exactly the same God as is revealed in the New Testament. After all, there is no other!

At this point, it is as if the Psalmist re-tunes his harp to play softer melodies. Blessed is the man you discipline. There is a difference between being disciplined and being punished. In some areas of life we are aware of that and can usually recognise it, but somehow it is not so easily recognised in the spiritual realms.

There is another person blessed - the man You teach from Your law.

The Psalmist places discipline before teaching - establishing a principle which has almost been reversed in these days - "Without discipline there can be no real teaching."

When discipline is abandoned, teaching ceases. If a teacher cannot exercise discipline he cannot really teach. But - God goes even further - He will not try to teach those who refuse His discipline.

Understand something of the nature of these blessings - "You grant him relief from days of trouble." We are confronted here with two alternatives. We can come under God's discipline now and be preserved from His judgement, or we can refuse God's discipline now and come under His Judgement in days which lie ahead - and, we either discipline ourselves or God will discipline us - or send someone else to discipline us.

There is a most reassuring word in verse 14. The Lord will not reject His People. He will never forsake His Inheritance. He will never go back on those whom He has chosen. He will never go back on His choice of Israel - NEVER.

His judgement will again be founded on righteousness. When God acts as Judge, He is always right. Always.

Then, comes this call in verse 16 - Who will rise up? Who will take a stand? Who in these present days will stand, and go on standing for truth and righteousness? God is looking for people, who will rise up, and stand, and testify and witness.

The Psalmist remembers how God had helped him. When he thought he was slipping - there was a presence - a love - a support.

Almighty God is so understanding. He knows all about our weaknesses, and He does not reject us on account of them. He does not ask us to come before Him, or present ourselves to the world, with a façade of strength, which has no basis in reality. All He asks is that we sincerely yield to HIM.

The Psalmist realised that he could not save himself. When we think that things are almost getting out of hand, and we are losing control - when He hears our voice - our cry for help - He is there to support and uphold.

Verse 19 - When I experienced anxiety - what honesty - this man of God could still be touched by anxiety - and he was unafraid to admit it. Our God shows us His man - going through times and seasons of ANXIETY - and he finds God consoling him - and bringing joy to his soul.

Has it not been in such times that we experience the joy of God flooding our lives - the Holy Spirit ministering to us in a new but real and realistic way - reassuring us - or whatever it might be.

Sometimes, the greater the pressure, the more powerful is the consolation.

He asks another question in verse 20 - and the answer is a conspiracy against the throne of God and the people of God - with one goal - one aim - death.

But the Lord has become my fortress - my Rock - my Masada. He closes on a powerful triumphant note. He will deal with the sinful enemy and his wickedness. He will deal with them totally and finally.

I have been to Masada by the Dead Sea on various occasions and that is a rock which was and is virtually impregnable. The Romans built a ramp to capture and kill the 900 Israelis atop the spacious rock by using Israeli slaves to build the ramp! The enemy will do anything at times to get at the people of God.

In one sense, this Psalm is all about living our life in the Presence of God - with everything else going on around us - and we can discern His Presence - His Absolute Control - His Sovereignty - His Being in Charge - His Care - His Strength - His Supportive and Supporting Love.

There are words of inspiration, encouragement and motivation here, which you will not find anywhere else in the entire world of literature.

Sandy Shaw

Sandy Shaw is Pastor of Nairn Christian Fellowship, Chaplain at Inverness Prison, and Nairn Academy, and serves on The Children's Panel in Scotland, and has travelled extensively over these past years teaching, speaking, in America, Canada, South Africa, Australia, making 12 visits to Israel conducting Tours and Pilgrimages, and most recently in Uganda and Kenya, ministering at Pastors and Leaders Seminars, in the poor areas surrounding Kampala, Nairobi, Mombasa and Kisumu.

He broadcasts regularly on WSHO radio out of New Orleans, and writes a weekly commentary at http://www.studylight.org entitled "Word from Scotland" on various biblical themes, as well as a weekly newspaper column.

His M.A. and B.D. degrees are from The University of Edinburgh, and he continues to run and exercise regularly to maintain a level of physical fitness.

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Tween the Lines: The Words and the Euphony in Anti Authoritarian Literature

What could possibly be a much more flawless pair than new music and Materials? Each of them are older artwork types, and the two have staid on inside the cognizance of individuals due to its typical solicitation and function. new music and Materials usually share the like elements, traits, and methods. For illustration, numerous components and strategies practiced in poetry may be present in tune Lyrics. The shared traits ofttimes suited the cause why numerous locate poetry and vocals (and, consequently, track Lyrics) standardized. But past these components, euphony is frequently engaged to Materials simply because it may be discovered as complete components of tales and expos in Materials.

You can find occasions when vocals and their Lyrics suited portion from the verbal of a guide. This pertains to real tracks and precise Lyrics, not made-up vocals or Terms developed for that sake from the narration. tunes and Terms revolutionize writers, or so that they say, therefore the consolidation of audio inside a tale. It really is occasionally expended as being a framing gadget, a signifies to maneuver the tale ahead. Authors who do that are self-proclaimed euphony lovers-they merged the tunes and also the Terms they adore in to the account they're weaving. This technique, if you are able to call it that, can oft be present in Youthful Grownup Lit (or books intentionally written for individuals ages 13 to 18, even though their marketplace usually reaches far over and above this age bracket).

Favourite novels that consolidated audio and Phrases to the account consist of David Levithan and Rachel Cohn's Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist and Naomi and Ely's No-Kiss Record. Each novels are grouped as Younger Grownup Materials, despite the fact that their appeal to is super. In reality, Nick and Norah's Countless Playlist has been adjusted right into a pic in 2008, although the movie variation of Naomi and Ely's No-Kiss Checklist is plotted to become issued in 2009. In Naomi and Ely's, 1 from the storytellers gave a single with the starchy characters a "mixtape" (or, a new music CD that stops different vocals the character picked himself).

In 1 from the characters, this narrator enumerated the tunes integrated inside the CD, quoted a few of the Phrases from the tunes incorporated inside the track. These vocals and their corresponding Lyrics fall to the better scheme with the communicational. For example, the position cited The Ramones "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend" tune, with Lyrics which might be very self-explanatory: "Hey, tiny girlI wanna be your boyfriend / Sweet tiny woman / I wanna be your boyfriend / Do you like me babe? / What do you say? / Do you're keen on me babe? / What can I say? / Due to the fact I wanna be your boyfriend." Zip may be a lot more clear than that, but its utilization can make the vocal more powerful, because it does be aware state the truth immediately.

Other folks are much less immediate. As an example, Haruki Murakami, a Well-liked Japanese creator, usually alludes to tracks and Phrases in his tales. Although they don't have any significant within the account at 1st peek, anybody who would bother to appear them up-music and Phrases in tow-would recognize how every thing matches to the narrative. An consultant of this could be present in his quick tale, "Family Affairs."

These are simply examples on how tunes, new music, and Terms could be practiced in Lit, a glaring proof that the attraction of euphony is common.

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Haruki Murakami's '1Q84': The first words

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Haruki Murakami's '1Q84': The first wordsJuly 18, 2011 | 12:29pm

Haruki Murakami has some obsessive fans who'd do anything to get their hands on his next book. When his novel "1Q84" was released in Japan in 2009, it was under a closely held embargo. The book is slated for U.S. release Oct. 24.

Because it's already out there, any hard-core English-speaking Murakami fan could go to an online translator, or better yet, a Japanese friend, to get a peek at what's inside. But they wouldn't have the actual official translation.

But the folks at the Millions do:

The taxi’s radio was tuned to a classical FM broadcast. Janácek’s Sinfonietta -- probably not the ideal music to hear in a taxi caught in traffic. The middle-aged driver didn’t seem to be listening very closely, either. With his mouth clamped shut, he stared straight ahead at the endless line of cars stretching out on the elevated expressway, like a veteran fisherman standing in the bow of his boat, reading the ominous confluence of two currents. Aomame settled into the broad back seat, closed her eyes, and listened to the music.

As the Millions explains, the 1,000-plus page "1Q84" was published in three volumes in Japan, two volumes in England and one in the U.S. The site credits Jay Rubin as the translator for parts 1 and 2 of "1Q84," and Philip Gabriel as the translator of Part 3. A decade ago, Rubin and Gabriel had an email conversation about translating Murakami, now posted on the authors' official website. Rubin wrote, in part:

Phil, I have absolutely no idea why Murakami became such a "breakthrough" writer in the West. From the beginning, I felt he was writing for ME, and I always assume I have quirky tastes not shared by many others.... I did not choose to work on him after a judicious review of all the current Japanese writers that convinced me he was the best: I just knew that I was not likely to find another writer anywhere in the world who spoke to me so directly and personally, so I jumped into his world without the least hesitation. How can so many other readers be feeling that way? Murakami gets inside your brain and does weird things to it.

That wierdness is coming in October to a brain near you.

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Literature and Women: The Power of Words

Much has been written about women and women's issues throughout the ages - by women themselves, and about women by men. Books and poems about women's mastery and mystery, their beauty and perceived lack of it, the ties that bind them to good men, the lies that bind them to bad men. Millions of words have been written about women's tight-knit bonds with other women, their co-dependency on men, the wondrous bliss and fulfillment of being a new mother. Writers throughout the ages have turned ordinary women into legends, pariahs, or superheroes being equally vilified, vindicated, or honored in their society for their perceived weakness, overcoming the odds, or simply because they are beautiful.

Significant works of literature by women like Germaine Greer, who authored a ground-breaking and controversial book called The Female Eunuch in 1970, echo still within the hearts, minds, and sexuality of many women over fifty. This one work was so compelling and controversial that the women of the time were confronted with an 'in your face' force that propelled them beyond any place they otherwise would have more comfortably inhabited. Some of them embraced the message and passed the passion down to their daughters. Anti-feminist critics accused Greer of being a bitter man-hater. Some feminists accused her of catering to men and castigating women for the sexual disabilities of society.

Many women did indeed rise to the challenge of that rallying cry way back then to break free, to empower themselves! It was called 'women's lib' in those days. But, here we are more than half way through the first decade of the 21st century and women have a considerable journey ahead. Still women must persist and strive for that peaceful place where their accomplishments are recognized and ultimately their needs are met - where their souls, spirit, and value as human beings are defined by themselves and no one else.

Today, with the women's liberation movement almost entirely demobilized, women's lives are actually getting harder. Social services are de-funded, wages and working conditions are eroded, and women once again are working round the clock, on the job and at home. Ironically, Greer's most recent book, The Whole Woman, documents this new turn and angrily refutes the claim of some feminists that women have achieved their liberation. She states: "Fake equality is leading women into double jeopardy. The rhetoric of equality is being used in the name of political correctness to mask the hammering that women are taking. When The Female Eunuch was written our daughters were not cutting or starving themselves. On every side speechless women endure endless hardship, grief and pain, in a world system that creates billions of losers for every handful of winners. It's time to get angry again." Books such as this, whether you agree with their message or not, will keep track and gauge women's progress.

Women writers have given us bibles, road maps to navigate the passages of time, how to turn roadblocks and detours into new roads - they have told us how to avoid crashing. But, men too, often with great sensitivity and understanding of their subject, write perfectly eloquent treatise ode to women. Thus many poets and authors have played a key role in advancing the society of women. Others, sometimes unintentionally, have aided women's regression. Others still, have elevated women to goddess and queen who rules all, their mellifluous poems and stories an unabashed celebration of WOMAN. Awestruck they have created for women's hungry hearts and minds, female characters who like birds on the wing, are fluid, magical, flash-dancing bolts of warm liquid lightening whose very existence makes man's world go 'round. And writers from every age have felt compelled to chronicle that sparkling, and ever so scary dance of love and desire, that men and women either wickedly or heartfelt, engage in every day of our lives.

Literature is the mirror that reflects our society. It is unforgiving and completely accurate. Books and poetry have given us an in-depth exploration of women and their journey, how they fit into the complex tapestry of time - how far they have come, and where they need to travel next. The written word teaches us that mothers, daughters, sisters, friends, and life partners make rich contributions to their loved ones and to the world. Through reading, we sense their power and become acutely aware of the elegance they possess - even beyond their own imaginings.

Thousands of women throughout the world overcome adversity every day, rise above their circumstances to create beauty, share their boundless love, and lead the way for others. Literature records it all. The essence of women resonates through the poetry and stories of women themselves and those who love and appreciate them. Ample proof that courage, strength, perseverance, and vision can and do change laws, scare the hell out of the powers that be, give children successful role models, and ultimately make for a better world. Read the books, welcome poetry into your soul, write your own story! Because sometimes, putting it in writing is the only voice we have that can really be heard.

Susan Dorling is a freelance writer and poet, copywriter, and web designer who lives in rural Ontario with her furry and feathered family of dogs, cats, ducks, and soul mate, Gary. She writes articles on a wide variety of subjects including web design, small business, personal development and success, Internet marketing, jewelry collecting, animals and nature, environmental issues, and pest control. [http://www.focuscreativeservices.com] [http://www.focusonanimals.com] http://www.northcountrygroup.com

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Internet Marketing Consultant Words of Wisdom

Colorado Internet Marketing Consultant Kevin Yeaman

Internet Marketing consists of a variety of marketing methods where the primary objective is to get new business prospects to your sales page, main website home page, or best marketing page which is enhanced through landing page optimization and draw them in to wanting more information and hopefully capture their contact information or get them to request more facts.   Our primary internet marketing consultant specialty is Colorado SEO search engine optimization marketing.  Ultimately you are probably going to try a variety of internet marketing strategies before you finally settle on what’s right for your business that delivers the most bang for the buck or return on investment.

Internet Marketing Consultants Services

Some of the most common internet marketing services that Internet Marketing Consultants sell are:

• Email Marketing – email marketing where you send messages to a qualified opt-in list of prospects to subscribe to your newsletter or regular news postings.


• Pay Per Click Advertising – Another type of internet marketing is to buy advertising on search engines which is called pay per click advertising where you pay a certain amount of cost or dollars for click troughs when clicking on your displayed advertising.  The more you pay the higher your ad is positioned on the Google SERP page.


• Banner Advertising – Banner advertising is a type of internet display advertising where you create a banner ad to display on related content which can lead to qualified leads plus you pay the host for getting the visitor to click through to your page.  Banner advertising is commonly used in Affiliate marketing advertising.


• Affiliate Marketing – In Affiliate Marketing there is a network of sites that pay each other for referring targeted traffic for specific types of call to action steps taken by the online customer.  It can also include various types of Social Media Marketing indeed with sites such as Linked In, Facebook, and Twitter garnering significant marketing potential.


• Social Media Marketing or Social Media Optimization – Social media marketing on any one of hundreds of sites can bring traffic to your main target website if done correctly.


• Video Marketing – An example of video marketing can be from Googles’ Youtube site.


• Digital Marketing – This is a broad term much like internet marketing.  Additional types of internet marketing or digital marketing services include all types of permission marketing where you agree to be marketed to from your opt-in confirmations from your personal email account.


• Local Search Marketing – Local Search Marketing in your local geographical community would use different internet marketing strategies for competing in your immediate geographical area versus competing globally for keyword rankings or competing in the United States of American only for instance.

Final Word = Search Engine Optimization = Best Internet Marketing Method IMHO

We have tried them all and found that focusing upon a primary business website and investing in it to become a focal point of your periphery marketing efforts delivers the best return on investment in the long term where search engine optimization is used to build up the main site into an authoritative site in its chosen keyword query space.  There are advantages and disadvantages of search engine optimization SEO which should be considered before making your final choice for your internet marketing consultant strategy.

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