http://journals.jevon.org/ Recent Entries on the Journals en-us Sun, 05 Jul 2009 09:25:09 +0800 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss journals.jevon.org widget support@jevon.org support@jevon.org http://journals.jevon.org/users/edsion011/?showid=19653#19653 Famous and favorite designs, for people who appreciate the best. London silvers offers all kinds of exqusite Links of London Charms for your personal taste.Have you ever been longing for links of London earrings? Of course, the love for beauty is a nature of all human beings, especially girls. How many times have we wandered in front of links London special counter and shrunk back at the sight of its prohibitive price! Now let’s enjoy luxurious Links of London at affordable price here.We promise you can buy them at lowest price online. Choose some that fully express your taste & style to make you be out of crowds and be focus of others. 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(more) Fri, 03 Jul 2009 20:49:16 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/characters/?showid=19652#19652 http://journals.jevon.org/users/characters/entry/19652 http://journals.jevon.org/users/MyAddiction/?showid=19635#19635 Well exams have finished, the semester is over and I'm on holiday. Not a lot to say apart from I'm going to Wellington for JulyCo on Wednesday. Results of aforementioned exams will be availiable on the 10th July. The year just seems to be slipping away. I must be getting old T_T Don't let me forget to get some neurofien and sea legs (it's unfortunate that I still get motion sick. Even in a plane O.o) before Wednesday. Fri, 26 Jun 2009 12:05:27 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/MyAddiction/?showid=19635#19635 http://journals.jevon.org/users/MyAddiction/entry/19635 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/?showid=19575#19575 Yesterday I got a message to state whether I wanted to go back or not. I have said that I'm interested and will probably end up there again. Because we have been trained in the basics, we will get trained in other components, so it won't be boring for us. I also told a friend of mine because she is also looking for work still (yay I'm not the only one lol). The earliest intake is 7th September, so it's not too far away. This hasn't stopped me from job hunting though. From there I'm contemplating further study of some description. There's a Post-graduate Diploma in Forensic Science which I can apply to do. They only accept 10 applicants per year so it may not actually happen. I'm going to research this and apply in July once I get back from Auckland. Right now I'm planning and organising things for our trip to Auckland for my brother Brett's wedding. I know we're not going for long but it still requires time and effort, plus I have my ongoing job search. If I do get into this programme, I will be heading up to Auckland next year as that's the only place in NZ you can do it. So those are my plans for the next year or so. I won't have to add to my student loan as I will be eligible for a student allowance which will make life way easier. Plus it would be awesome to live with my mum for a year! I think it would be good for her too. We had a fantastic time when I stayed with her for 3 months over a summer once. I feel so good about having some sort of plan, especially one that involves getting off the benefit. It's so easy to fall into the trap of depression. Tue, 16 Jun 2009 14:07:23 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/?showid=19575#19575 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/entry/19575 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/?showid=19530#19530 Alex's lovely mother stopped by for an impromptu visit last night. She was driving home after dropping Alex's sister home and realised it was getting dark really early (you would have thought she would have realised this earlier in the year lol) and decided to stay here the night as she hates driving in the dark. So as you can imagine last night was full of listening to her natter on and on and on... Luckily she left just after 10am this morning. But not before making a few snide remarks about a few things. I'm glad she's gone again. Tue, 09 Jun 2009 13:45:31 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/?showid=19530#19530 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/entry/19530 http://journals.jevon.org/users/jevon-phd/?showid=19527#19527 I needed to submit something to a conference in the IEEE 8.5x11 style, but I couldn't find any Latex styles that would support it according to the format required. So, based on an existing style, I have made (and published) a style that is very similar to the style required. You can download it from http://openiaml.org/latex/mystyle-8.5x11.zip. Use at your own risk etc :). Make sure that if you run it through dvips, that you use: dvips -t letter my.tex and not: dvips -t a4 my.text Tue, 09 Jun 2009 08:45:19 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/jevon-phd/?showid=19527#19527 http://journals.jevon.org/users/jevon-phd/entry/19527 http://journals.jevon.org/users/bruchetol/?showid=19522#19522 De casta le viene al galgo. Es bueno separar el aspecto negativo del positivo, porque el rol positivo es un cambio de actitud al que no estamos acostumbrados. Nuestra costumbre es siempre ir hacia el sombrero negro. Esta nueva actitud positiva es buscar el lado bueno de las cosas, construir en lugar de destruir, hacer en lugar de desechar o dejar de hacer. Este rol es difícil de asumir pues debemos aportar y crear nuevas ideas, no destruir las existentes que es lo más fácil. Con el sombrero amarillo podemos decir: “ .....existe la posibilidad de que sea elegido el producto del año. Deberíamos estar preparados para aprovechar esto en la campaña publicitaria. Puede no ocurrir, pero debemos estar listos....” Error de las causas imaginarias.-Hay que partir del sueno: a una determinada sensación, por ejemplo a raíz de un cañonazo lejano, y ver que se le inventa a posteriori una causa (con frecuencia toda una pequeña novela donde el soñador es el protagonista). Entre tanto, la sensación subsiste, en una especie de resonancia, esperando en cierto modo a que el impulso causal le permita pasar a primer plano, más como fenómeno contingente que como “sentido”. El cañonazo aparece en forma causal, en una aparente inversión del tiempo. Lo posterior, la motivación, es experimentado primero, muchas veces con cien detalles que van desfilando de una manera fulminante; el cañonazo sigue... ¿Qué ha pasado? Las representaciones mentales originadas por una determinada sensación han sido entendidas equivocadamente como causa de la misma. Lo cierto es que en el estado de vigilia procedemos igual. La mayor parte de nuestras sensaciones generales-toda clase de inhibición, presión, tensión y explosión en el juego y contrajuego de los órganos, en particular el estado del nervus sympathicus-excitan nuestro impulso causal: buscamos un moti... (more) Sat, 06 Jun 2009 01:23:53 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/bruchetol/?showid=19522#19522 http://journals.jevon.org/users/bruchetol/entry/19522 http://journals.jevon.org/users/jevon/?showid=19521#19521 So things are getting kinda chaotic all of a sudden. I wasn't expecting Winter to be so harsh or sudden. I still haven't adapted to the lack of sunlight or the cold, and it's taking forever. I struggle to wake up before 9am, and I run out of energy by around 5pm in the day. I'm used to Summer and being able to do stuff 8am-1am. For quite a few days in the last month, I simply haven't gotten out of bed until 2pm, by which time the sun is almost gone. Tomorrow I have to take two cars to get fixed, and give a presentation on my work at Massey (I haven't yet practiced it). I also have to drive down to Wellington in the evening for the weekend. And somehow I need to mark nine 40% assignments by the end of this weekend, before a long band practice on Sunday. Our new flatmate is moving in this weekend. Hopefully I will receive my new power supply tomorrow, so I can fix my desktop PC before next week and get my Subversion server running again. Next week I need to practice lots for our next Solfonic gig at The Station on Friday, before driving down to Wellington Saturday morning to catch a flight over to Sydney. But before I do that I have to write two short (2-3 pages) papers for a conference in Auckland later this year. I don't like Winter. Everyone stays indoors and goes to bed before 11pm. Nobody is online to chat to lol. I suppose right now I'm mostly just stressed about the marking. I don't know how long that's going to take. And also stressed at myself for not adapting to Winter yet. I've still got a cough from two weekends ago which is also bothering me. Thu, 04 Jun 2009 20:16:11 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/jevon/?showid=19521#19521 http://journals.jevon.org/users/jevon/entry/19521 http://journals.jevon.org/users/MyAddiction/?showid=19515#19515 Indeed. Well. Sometimes I love having my finger on the pulse regarding the things I love. Twitter finally has got a short code for NZ (how do you like THEM apples Australia huh?) which is quite cool. I can now share with you all how bored I get periodically during the day (http://www.twitter.com/NeoPhoneix). I also follow Tegan and Sara on twitter, they're a band I quite enjoy although not as rocky as some of the other things I listen too (I had a thing for Marylin Manson late last year. His cover of the song whose name I can't remember was good! A lot darker and I love dark...) anyways back on topic - Tegan and Sara are recording a new album and I hope that they come to NZ (to Wellington not to smelly Auckland >.<) as they were in Oz in January. And you know what? I don't think Mariken knows and that makes me happy. Gah to this weekend though! I've the M&S party tonight (M&S as in Massey & Soccer not BDSM like I orginally thought. I think I need hearing aids. Srsly.) although I've decided that I'm not going to stay long. Just till 9.30 (it starts at 7.30) so no drinking for me! Drinking + Driving = bad. Tomorrow night is master jevons getting old party so I'll pop my nose in and say gidday. It's a shame that Sophie can't come but Becky is coming so it's okay. Also stupid uni. Bah humbug to it! Srsly. I've decided not to take that chemistry paper because it clashes with 1 of my other papers and if I don't pass or pass very well (on the chemistry paper) it's just going to bring down my GPA. Oh speaking of - I got 65.6% on my lab exam. This time though I was in the lower quartile compared to usally being right on the median (the median mark was 74) which is okay I guess, I did have that fat bitch of a communication assignment. If I fail communication this semester I'm not going to take it again till 2012 when I'll have the "catch up year" and I'll do it extramurally. Yeah I've gotten 2 chicks phone numbers this weekend - lol. Nah nah not like that! they're my friends! There is Nikki w... (more) Fri, 29 May 2009 09:26:05 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/MyAddiction/?showid=19515#19515 http://journals.jevon.org/users/MyAddiction/entry/19515 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/?showid=19514#19514 I had a nice day yesterday. Alex woke me up early so he could make me a cuppa and give me his present before he went to work. I got lots of kisses and cuddles and he even made his own breakfast! I wasn't hungry or I'm sure he would have made me something too. I went out for a meeting in the morning then spent the rest of the day at home. We went out to dinner at 7pm. Dinner was good, I had morroccan chicken pasta and Alex had venison with veges. The service was really good until the end when we paid and they didn't even say "goodbye" or anything. When we got home, I had a chat with my stepmum, dad and sister, then Alex and I watched a movie. So far I've only received presents from Alex and my stepmum. My mum sent my card late so I'll probably be getting that in the next day or so. Oh and my brother Brett REMEMBERED my birthday this year. OMG!!!!! He hasn't remembered since I was maybe 15? It was a nice surprise. Wed, 27 May 2009 04:38:22 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/?showid=19514#19514 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/entry/19514 http://journals.jevon.org/users/jevon-phd/?showid=19513#19513 Somehow I've fallen into Subversion hell. Firstly, I wanted to play with a new Eclipse project here on my home machine -- not usually used for Java development. This is where things started to go wrong; trying to check out any SVN project would cause Eclipse to crash with an EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION in 'org.tigris.subversion.javahl.SVNClient.info2'. After reinstalling Eclipse and failing again with Subclipse 1.2.x, some research led me to believe that the solution was to upgrade the Subclipse client to 1.4.x. I did so, slowly. At the same time I upgraded my TortoiseSVN from 1.4.x to 1.6.x, because it was having difficulty accessing existing subversion repositories on my system. Which seemed to be fine, except it required a system restart to work. Once I got my Eclipse installation running, things were working fine for a few minutes. I could check out, update, branch and commit my folders. However, as soon as I did some refactoring within Eclipse, things started to go wrong. Now I can't check out or update anything from anywhere. If I try $ svn info (svn --version = 1.5.3), I get "This client is too old to work with working copy '.'". If I try it from within Subclipse (latest version), I get the exact same error message. Subclipse is using its own SVN client too, at version 1.5.6. It appears TortoiseSVN includes its own SVN client 1.6.x, which is too advanced for any of my existing SVN tools. When did SVN tools decide to all use their own incompatible clients?? So all my other SVN clients are broken, until I either downgrade TortoiseSVN to 1.5.x, or they release a 1.6.x for Subclipse... sigh. EDIT: It turns out you don't need to download a proprietary client for SVN on Windows. You can still directly download the Subversion packages for Windows; they're just hidden in the Apache 2.2 folder. Mon, 25 May 2009 19:00:38 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/jevon-phd/?showid=19513#19513 http://journals.jevon.org/users/jevon-phd/entry/19513 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/?showid=19512#19512 I apologise for the long saga that ensues. This is just a brief outline of how my weekend has been. Alex's mum and sister FINALLY left today at 11:30am. They make me feel so tired. I'm exhausted from being around them even though we didn't do much. They just whinge and complain at each other and to me about each other. Argh! Thursday evening at 8pm - Alex's mum arrived. She was ok and reasonably pleasant. Alex got home at 9pm. Everything was all good even then. Friday at about 11am - We find out Alex's sister is arriving at 11:30, 12ish. Yes the SAME day. Alex gets upset cos he's just worked all week and hasn't really relaxed yet (aside from the sex) hence his comment about wasting time sleeping. Blah blah blah. I don't think he really meant the sex in particular, just the fact that his mum had made up plans and not told us til they were happening. And he wanted to go shopping with his mum, which of course, had to be Friday NOT Saturday. Noon - Alex's sister arrives, and the commotion begins. So far neither me or Alex have had a chance to have breakfast and we're both starving. Alex's mum makes soup, which would have been all good except we all got the smallest cup full we've ever seen, so still starving. After lunch Alex goes out with his mum shopping. I have to stay home and man the fridge, and Alex's sister goes out not long after. Everyone got back at just after 2pm and then all start arguing over food. It took us a couple of hours to convince Alex's mum to have an early dinner. So far all we've had is soup. Then there's an argument over where Alex's mum will park at the food court (seriously! There is parking like right outside!) as Alex's mum doesn't realise that there is parking right outside. Meh. We FINALLY have something decent to eat. Although both Alex and I get hungry soon after. Sorry about the whole food stuff, but like Alex's mum has some weird theories. She seems to think people can survive on tiny portions of food, but will complain if we don't have seconds of dinner and then if we do wi... (more) Mon, 25 May 2009 12:54:37 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/?showid=19512#19512 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/entry/19512 http://journals.jevon.org/users/notsojadedlisa/?showid=19482#19482 Remember those times in your life when you could be carefree and didn't have the weight of the world on your shoulders? I remember being 19.. I was completely irresponsible yet it was a fun time in my life.. weird how things change. My son turned eight just over a week ago. That's absolutely crazy to think how much we've all grown in those eight years. I wonder where people are that I used to talk to and I wonder who I'll be talking to in the future. I've been at my job for over 11 months now and for the most part I love it there. I never thought I'd want to work in an office.. but I guess working in cost control is more interesting than something like reception or data entry, etc.. I'm always learning new things. I've cracked down and begun to write a lot lately. I have a goal of having something published by the time I'm 35.. I turn 30 in a few months. I want to have my name on the cover of a book. I'm beginning my tattoo half sleeve at the end of this month, I'm very excited. It's been well over a year (perhaps almost 2) since I first got my tattoo, and I can't wait to go back and start getting more. I don't know what's possessed me to come on here and write.. a bit of nostalgia I guess :) It's become spring finally. I took my son to the zoo yesterday and we had a wonderful time. Soon the festivals start here. I can't wait! xJLx Mon, 18 May 2009 00:36:39 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/notsojadedlisa/?showid=19482#19482 http://journals.jevon.org/users/notsojadedlisa/entry/19482 http://journals.jevon.org/users/MyAddiction/?showid=19472#19472 Super busy from now till at least beginning of July. This weekend I'm going to have to be really onto it because I've AIESEC induction from 9.30am-8.00pm tomorrow, Sunday I'm either playing football or working on my contribution for the group report. I'm veering towards the group report because I need to have a draft done by Wednesday. I also need to finish my Chemistry assignment (that honestly is going to take me at least a weekend) and chemistry mastery tests. Next in the list is study for my cell biology lab test *groans like Homer* well at least I've got the knack of C1V1=C2V2! (It took me g-d knows how long to get that. Nigel never explained very well ><). Then study for exams. First one is Cell Biology of the 2nd of June. I'm really tired and rather hungry. Stupid computer screen!! Fri, 15 May 2009 08:56:18 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/MyAddiction/?showid=19472#19472 http://journals.jevon.org/users/MyAddiction/entry/19472 http://journals.jevon.org/users/mildecato/?showid=19463#19463 A nadie le amarga un dulce. Para empezar, consiste en asumir un rol diferente; este rol se produce cuando imaginariamente nos colocamos uno de los sombreros ¿y por qué sombreros?, ..pues porque el sombrero es una buena metáfora para un cambio de rol o actitud. Veamos un caso: .....Una joven sale de su casa vestida con ropa informal, por la calle puede ser piropeada......, pero en cambio, si esta misma joven regresa a su casa y luego sale, pero esta vez vestida con su uniforme de policía se produce un cambio de los demás hacia ella de respeto; ella también cambia de actitud y asume un rol diferente de policía. Lo que le da mayor prestancia a este cambio es la gorra de policía que lleva. Dado a entender cómo Sócrates provocaba repulsión, es necesario explicar cómo fascinaba. Una de las causas de su atracción fue el hecho de descubrir una modalidad nueva de agon (1), convirtiéndose en el primer maestro de esgrima de los círculos aristocráticos de Atenas. Fascinaba porque apelaba al impulso agonal de los helenos, introduciendo una variante en la lucha entre jóvenes y adolescentes. Fue Sócrates también un gran erótico. Mas Sócrates adivinó aún más. Penetró hasta los trasfondos de sus atenienses aristocráticos y comprendió que su propio caso, su personal caso, ya no era un caso excepcional. En todas partes se iniciaba la misma forma de degeneración; declinaba la antigua Atenas. Y Sócrates se percató de que todo el mundo tenía necesidad de él; de su medio, su cura, su truco personal de la conservación... Por doquier estaban en anarquía los instintos; por doquier se estaba a dos pasos del exceso; el monstrum in anima era el peligro general. “Los instintos quieren dárselas de tirano; hay que inventar un contratirano que sea más fuerte que ellos...” Cuando aquel f... (more) Thu, 14 May 2009 01:28:52 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/mildecato/?showid=19463#19463 http://journals.jevon.org/users/mildecato/entry/19463 http://journals.jevon.org/users/hobby/?showid=19458#19458 Dies ist ein Testbeitrag um das System dieses Blogs etwas näher kennen zu lernen Tue, 12 May 2009 21:24:00 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/hobby/?showid=19458#19458 http://journals.jevon.org/users/hobby/entry/19458 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/?showid=19449#19449 I have been busy today and I'm going to try and keep it up. So far today I have: done the dishesput on and hung up a load of washing and put away yesterday's washingresearch on possible further study and companies that want biochemists and geneticistsapplied for two jobs - one admin and one retail (both only part-time)cleaned bathroom sink and mirrorsgeneral tidy up of the trash ready for wednesday morning (yes I'm aware I'm a day early)And I have also managed to spend a bit of time relaxing between tasks. The research took me most of the morning, but at least now I have some more ideas of places to send my CV to. I'm probably going to make a start on dinner soon. I also want to sew buttons back on my pjs. One downside of being poor is that my last hearing aid battery went dead last night and I don't have enough money for more til Wednesday (no biggie). I also have to go to the doctor and get a repeat prescription of the pill. Tomorrow I have these things I want/need to get done: 10:30 meetingclean the inside of the ovenvacuumemail CV to different companiesapply for any new jobsanything else that comes up Mon, 11 May 2009 11:58:03 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/?showid=19449#19449 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/entry/19449 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/?showid=19447#19447 Thanks to Miss Krissi for all her hard work, I have finally taken the courage to change my hair colour. It's not much of a radical change but if I compare it to my natural hair colour, it is quite different. And yes, I'm aware I am contradicting myself. It's only been a couple of hours but I'm already thinking of working my way up the colour scale. I would LOVE to go a light medium brown colour and just not be blonde for awhile. I know natural blonde is really pretty and so on but a change can really uplift one's outlook on life. My current hair colour is called Epic Blonde lol. Strangely enough, it's the same colour as my eyebrows. I've spent my entire life waiting for my hair colour to darken to match my eyebrows. I think the darker eyebrows run in my family, as my nana told me one time. In other news, I'm still hunting down a job. I'm also formulating a plan for if I can't get into the field of work for my degree. I like knowing I will have something to do. I still need to do some research into where else I can apply for jobs to try get into the science area. And I'm too technically challenged to post a pic in here, so you all better be on facebook lol. Sat, 09 May 2009 13:11:19 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/?showid=19447#19447 http://journals.jevon.org/users/tracy/entry/19447 http://journals.jevon.org/users/MyAddiction/?showid=19440#19440 Stupid communication will be dragging down my GPA, although it is a good thing I at least passed. I got Cs on both my essay and seminar. The girl who sits next to me in my tutor group got an A for her essay and a B+ for her seminar *is jealous*. Oh well she sucks at the science so I feel a little better (her major is nutrion) and considering this is the only compulsory non-science paper I have to do, I'm pretty happy. Oh yes you know that meeting I mentioned in my last report? Only Billy and I showed up. But I saw Dylan and Jono in our tutorial today so we've planned another meeting for today. Going to sort everything out i.e. delegate tasks. I got into AIESEC. As an "outgoing exhange" so hopefull they'll send me on exchange next summer to the Chezh Republic. I'm so looking foreward to it! Hopefully though when AIESEC gets off the ground all the people who were rejected will be able to join. I was excited last night I couldn't sleep. Exams are in just over a month so I'd better start studying. I'm wondering still if BMLSc is as selective as it claims? Because I've heard there is only 25 people in our year and they never take more than 30 people (apparently). I'm just looking at how taking biochemistry next year is going to affect how long I'm going to be here and it doesn't actually look that bad. Essentials of Mammalian Biology seems to be a really important one. Thus far it looks like I can't do 122.233 Metabolic Biochemistry so I will have to do it in S1 2011 and instead of doing 202.281 Pathology, Parisitology and Medical Lab Practice (S2 2010) I will be doing 122.102 Biochemistry of Cells. Football is going well though! The girls are lovely. Fri, 08 May 2009 07:19:12 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/MyAddiction/?showid=19440#19440 http://journals.jevon.org/users/MyAddiction/entry/19440 http://journals.jevon.org/users/krissi/?showid=19437#19437 Quiz: What's Your Health IQ?       Are you health wise or totally clueless? Take our quiz to figure out your health IQ – whether you’re on the right track for great health, of if you’ve wondered down a random path… Remember, it’s never too late to start healthy habits!   1. Which of the following are good sources of fibre? a. Milk b. Nuts c. White bread d. Bran flakes     2. How many serves of fruit and vegetables should you be eating each day? a. One to two b. Three c. Four d. Five or more     3. How many servings of breads and cereals should you have each day? a. None, carbs are so bad for you b. One to two, because too much is unhealthy c. Three to five serves d. At least six, we need lots to function     4. How many drinks in any one occasion is considered as binge drinking? a. More than ten for women and more than 12 for men b. More than two for women and more than four for men c. More than five for women and more than seven for men d. More than four for women and more than six for men     5. How much exercise should you be getting? a. Thirty minutes, once a week b. At least 30 minutes of moderate exercise per day, twice a week c. At least an hour of intense exercise each day d. At least 30 minutes of moderate exercise most days of the week     6. How many serves of meat or meat alternatives should you eat per day? a. At least four serves b. Less than one serve per day c. At least two palm sized serves d. At least one palm sized serve   ... (more) Thu, 07 May 2009 14:51:06 +0800 http://journals.jevon.org/users/krissi/?showid=19437#19437 http://journals.jevon.org/users/krissi/entry/19437