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They don't die. Period.
|2010-04-16, 21:36
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If I remember correctly back in season 1, lelouch just wanted to get revenge at his father and kill him. So when did the notion of zero requiem?
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|2010-04-16, 21:59
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To be accurate he wanted revenge for his mother's death, and to find out who did so he could wrought vengeance on them specifically. He holds a grudge for the imperial family because they would endanger him and Nunnally, thus is why he kills them. He also kills them for other reasons, being enemy commanders, being a liable threat, etc etc...
Zero Requiem was conjured up from Lelouch because he didn't feel much willingness to live after his little sister 'died' and his knights betrayed him. He had no one to turn to but a neutral geass witch and a knight that wanted him dead.
He wanted an escape, so he placed himself on the throne and named himself emperor so he could rule the world for a brief moment before perishing in Zero Requiem, as becoming emperor was also a way to lure out Schneizel and his benefactors so he could remove them as well.
He wanted peace, for himself and for the world. He would 'shed so much blood the name of the massacre princess would be forgotten/washed away." being a jab at what he was doing and what his intentions were.
He wanted to own up to his crimes, so he committed them more, he had a death wish and so forth.
To be lessen the explanation, it went like this
Suzaku wanted to die more then anything else, so his punishment for his crimes were to live as Zero - the messiah he held in contempt.
Lelouch wanted to live in the world he would make for Nunnally, so his punishment for his crimes was to die in the process of making a new world.
Someone could do a better job, just ill luck for you to get me telling you
|2010-04-16, 22:57
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Ah I see. Thanks for clearing that up.
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|2010-04-16, 23:53
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Suzaku didn't really want him dead at that point. He even asked if there was another way before they started ZR.
As for the second to last line there, at that point it would be "would have made for Nunnally", since Nunnally was thought dead, though it may as well have been despair influenced suicide by cop rather than punishment.
|2010-04-17, 12:47
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|2010-04-17, 21:50
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....That is a simple question, with an incredibly thoughtful answer.
Cornelia is Cornelia, sister avenging badass with some awesome R2 clothing. Plus she gets a sword, and at the end she is reunited with her Knight. Albeit he is blind and cannot serve her in longer in military matters.
Still, both of them survived. Which is good, since I hold both of them in high regard as military commanders and pilots.
What I mean is:
Cornelia is alive, that is good. She has been reunited with her loyal knight. Which is a plus.
More or less, but I like Blade's answer much better.... What was Euphemia then?
...Never mind, let's not get into that.
|2010-04-18, 13:55
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@Roriconfan: Yes, it's magic.
Nunnally in both seasons can touch a person's hand and know their feelings, who they are, and so forth. How she is able to see the visions she did is beyond me.
Geass dissipates when a person dies, so maybe that is it's effect. (Beying expoded to C.C.'s 'mind mayhem' might have mutated his egass in a unique fashion, but that is groundless.)
Sol Falling brought this up once, I think.
Or maybe not. Wouldn't know, if you want the answer search for it. I'm exterior custodian useful when it comes to this kind of thing.
|2010-04-18, 14:07
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|2010-04-18, 14:13
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The 'Yes, it's magic' was sarcasm. So sorry that I didn't add an implicated emoticon.
Watch Cheering Mao again, specifically the part where Mao is shot in the neck by C.C.. His Geass dissipates because he died.
It's reasoning, but that is the only time we've seen geass openly vanish when someone dies. Lelouch had his contacts while Rolo simply had his heart failure. Neither of them were 'active' in the sense, Rolo's simply overused his geass, thus resulting in his death.
My point: Geass does vanish from the person's eyes (if it is permenant/is active)
I'm aware it was also for our benefit, but that is a plothole that needs to be explained somewhat... 'our benefit' just makes me abit more curious, honestly.
|2010-04-18, 14:20
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|2010-04-18, 16:09
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People assume its a supernatural ability. The explanation that was given was that because Nunnally was Geassed into blindness, she can tell people's emotions, or if they're lying, by touching their hand. People just assume its supernatural or something because of the images that were displayed when she touched Lelouch during Zero Requiem. But it can just as easily be assumed that the images were put there for our benefit, to symbolize Nunnally realizing what was actually going on with Zero Requiem.
But you know, doing that kinda removes people's ability to bitch about it, and people don't like it when they can't complain about something, apparently.
|2010-04-18, 16:30
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Let me get this right... Nannully was geassed to be blind. And for some reason that made her to be able to read emotions. And her blindness was cured, for some reason again she was now able to read minds.
Did I got this right?
I can just imagine the geass command: "I command you to lose your memory of the incident and be blinded permanently with the power to read emotions thereafter and with the chance to be miraculously cured if you ever confront your brother and really want to stop him from doing something bad, which will allow you to read minds thereafter."
Did I got this right? If I did, this series sucks harder than before at story.
|2010-04-18, 16:36
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Nunnally developed the ability to read emotions and people because she was blind. Call it heightened senses, but that itself is stretching it. I wouldn't really know, but since she was under the effect of geass for 9 years until she regained her eyesight.
She regained her eyesight because she broke the geass command set on her by Charles by sheer willpower. The variable is geass has unintended consequences.. well, usually anyways.
Maybe it was shown for our benefit and maybe she didn't actually see the visions and just felt the 'emotions'. That is a better explanation, I do believe. But that still leaves the plot holes, unfortunately.
Maybe she didn't see the visions and just felt the emotions behind him and concluded it was something of that caliber? I think that sounds plausible to some degree.
|2010-04-19, 00:29
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How about this? We know that Code users tend to have rather bad reactions when touched when unstable. You can't get more unstable than dying for the first time.
So I suggest the Cart Driver theory to solve your problem. Lelouch got his father's Code, but because the Code was not from C.C., he could keep his Geass, thus obtaining the titular Code Geass. When he got stabbed, the code activated. This caused memories to spill over to Nunnally when she touched him. When he died, 'Leouch' died, to be reborn as the titular R2. This way we satisfy the "Lelouch is dead" statement from the director. (But really, he announced that Nunners was already dead when she wasn't, so we can ignore that statement).
He then runs off with C.C. on a cart, so he can fulfil her request.
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Tsarnaev is charged with joining with his older brother, now dead, in setting off the shrapnel-packed pressure-cooker bombs that killed three people and wounded more than 260 at the marathon finish line April 15.
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A team of investigators from the U.S. Embassy in Moscow has questioned both parents in Makhachkala, Russia, this week, spending many hours with the mother in particular over two days. The suspects' father, Anzor Tsarnaev, said the questions were mostly about their sons' activities and interests.
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By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor
Those documenting the retreat of NASCAR as a major American exhibition-sport attraction can scratch "dull champion" off their lists of reasons-why. In Brad Keselowski, NASCAR appears to have found its Tiger Woods – pre pathetic public meltdown, that is.
Now comes the part where we all find out if having a human figurehead who is perfectly suited to NASCAR's perceived demographic will save the sport or just make it a little bit more interesting.
As NASCAR trended downward over the last 10 years or so, observers began searching for the reasons – reasons why a sport that early in the 2000s was inarguably the fastest growing in America and which had understandable aspirations of catching the mighty NFL in terms of public interest, would so suddenly undergo a relevancy crisis.
The search turned up a bounty of reasons. None are scientifically verifiable, but many of the them pass the smell test.
The reasons include the aging of a traditional fan base which grew up during the car-culture days of the 1960s; the unacceptable evolution of the cars to something unidentifiable at best and dishonest at worst; a sense that the new generation of folks running the show were poor stewards of tradition; wildly excessive commercialization of the sport; saturation of events in the Southeastern base and expansion into non-traditional racing markets; lousy television coverage marked by a decreasing ration of actual racing to advertisements; increasing costs of
everything from tickets to beer to gasoline; the Great Recession, which hit NASCAR's traditional working class fan base earlier and harder than it did the rest of the country.
But through all of the unearthing and presenting of the above reasons and more, there was an underlying sense that what the sport needed most was a hero.
Many traditional NASCAR fans trace the beginning of the end to Jeff Gordon. He was perceived to be an outsider. He came in clean and neat and groomed for mass consumption, many thought. The perception was that the only time he ever got dirt under his fingernails was when he pruned grape vines in his vineyard.
The perception was that he had not earned the right to be on the same track with Dale Earnhardt Sr. – wonderful driving skills or not, inarguable sincere love of the sport or not.
Fifteen years ago, on a flight into Orlando the week before the Daytona 500, a flight attendant got on the public address system during final approach. In an attempt at passenger ingratiation, she asked, "How many, um, Jeff Gordon fans on board?"
The booing which ensued turned to cheering when one loud, lubricated voice shouted, "F***ing pretty boy!"
Gordon was followed into the sport by a hoard of "pretty boys". Drivers from, ugg, California and Wisconsin and Indiana and the Great Northwest. Drivers who you would only see at a Waffle House if they were there doing a promotion for their sponsors.
Oh, the new NASCAR did draw in new fans. A new demographic of fans. The kind, however, with very shallow racing roots. The kind who were curious about all the fuss or who went to races and wore the gear simply to be part of something big.
You don't have to be a botanist to know what happens to organisms which have shallow roots. As those crowds began to drift on to the next big cultural thing, NASCAR discovered that when the tide rolled out, the traditional fans were gone.
But there was always a sense – a hope – that if a new hero could be found, the listing ship would right itself.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. made significant strides at that. But his move to Hendrick Motorsports failed to produce on-track fireworks, and, hence, his popularity plateaued.
Next came Danica Patrick. Young, female and good looking, she lacked only one thing; an ability to win races. And for some, she was perceived as nothing more than a marketing gimmick – something shoved up the public's butt by sponsors and TV "partners".
Now comes Brad Keselowski. Bad Brad.
His openness and brash plain talk in front of notebooks and microphones is appealing and refreshing. He possess a real interesting blend of throw-back folksiness and new school hipness. Keselowski, a 28-year-old who grew up gritty in the shadow of the Motor City, has this unique ability to embrace tradition and a smart phone at the same time.
Geeks and rednecks both boast ownership of Keselowski. He is kind of Earnhardt but with ios 6. He navigates the cloud with feet on the ground.
Best of all, he is a hellacious wheelman.
There he was early Sunday evening at Homestead-Miami Speedway after beating out five-time champ Jimmie Johnson for the 2012 Sprint Cup title guzzling beer from a huge – what, like 52-ouncer ya think? – glass during a national television interview.
No, he wasn't just holding the glass so consumers could see the logo of his sponsor, but actually gulping brewskis and obviously feeling its effects. No shame, no spiel. No hint of a bow to political correctness. The performance was not going to earn the love neo prohibitionists, but, hey, those folks don't watch racing anyway.
Watching, you kept asking yourself: Can he do this? Is this legal?
Standing next to Keselowski and the big beer was NASCAR chairman and CEO Brian France. His newest champion chugged some more and looked over at him wearing a look that said: That just happened!
And then there was driver after driver – including Johnson and Gordon – heading over and getting caught up in the whole sudsy scene. Rick Hendrick, too. Even team owner Roger Penske, who's a founding member and current member of board of regents at Old School, got caught up.
Keselowski showed up at the post-race press conference late; apparnently he found it tough to be torn away from the party. So he showed up with the party in tow. Somebody had taken his giant glass, he told reporters. But he was pretty sure he would soon get it back.
He told reporters that going to money-milking Disneyland was not on his to-do list. That list, he said, was topped by dating a celebrity.
When he finally walked out the media center door, you just know it wasn't to find a comfy bed and get a good night's sleep. The bet here is that he found that missing glass or else an acceptable substitute.
Keselowski is both NASCAR fan and NASCAR driver.
And NASCAR on Sunday evening, was paid a visit by reality and honesty. It stumbled upon a person who just may be able to lead a reversal of misfortune. Who knows.
But one thing's for sure: If Keselowski can't return NASCAR to relevancy, no human can.
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David Hunt of Hunt Auctions shows off the impressive range of baseball memorabilia up for grabs at an auction on Nov. 9, including a bat used by Babe Ruth and the jersey worn by Bill Mazeroski after his game winning home run in the 1960 World Series.
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We study a model for the semiconductor problem that consists of a system of dynamic thermoelasticity equations of displacement and semiconductor equations. This problem arises from the observation that semiconductor devices are too often cracked and broken because of the thermal stresses. Since the heat source generated by Joule heating is quadratic in the gradient of the electrical potential, this causes some problem even in analysis. We establish the existence theorem of a weak solution. The proof is based on time retarding.
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My grand parents are Nellie Malloy FREEMAN b. 10/22/1902 in High Point, Georgia to Thomas Franklin FREEMAN and
Sarah Rebecca BAILEY; and Benjamin Harrison CURTIS (James, John) b. 9/10/1888 in Kentucky to John CURTIS and Martha Jane ESTEP.
Nellie and Ben were married in Walker County, Georgia on 8/23/1917 and divorced in Tampa. Florida on 10/2/1943.
Benjamin CURTIS died 2/3/1972 and is buried in Leesburg, Fl
Nellie CURTIS HARRIS died 6/18/1995 and is buried in Orange Hill Cemetery in Tampa, Fl.
John CURTIS (James) was born 1/1/1828 in Virginia and died 6/16/1913 in Target, Kentucky. He had three wives that I know of and all three were younger than he was. He had a total of 12 children. This is all that has been found to this date.
James CURTIS was born in Virginia and he married Nancy PENNINGTON who was also born in Virginia.
I once asked Nanny why she married a much older man (she was not yet 15 years old) and her reply was that he was so handsome in his uniform and she was tired of cleaning house and cooking for her older siblings and parents as she was too young to work in the fields.
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Thursday, October 21, 2010
CPS and Papertrey-a match made in heaven!!!
14 comments:
- Lea L. said...
This card is fabulous, my friend!! I love the arrangement of the trees and the bird...and those papers are fantastic! Great job with the CPS sketch!! ♥♥♥
- October 21, 2010 at 12:42 PM
- Felicia said...
Beautiful card!! Man your bow is perfect! LOL Great take on the sketch! Have a wonderful rest of the week.
- October 21, 2010 at 1:34 PM
- Lorry said...
So happy you heard from Benny! I know that just made your night. Love your take on the sketch, and Yeah for using up stash....I've been on a role this week and need to keep going... Thanks for the inspiration :-) Enjoy your 4 day weekend...
- October 21, 2010 at 2:42 PM
- Mara... said...
Oh I love those papers!! And I love how you used those stamps, makes me with I bought that set!! And yeah for getting to talk to your boy, I'm sure it was a great chat! :-)
- October 21, 2010 at 5:55 PM
- Sue Plote said...
This is so beautiful!!
- October 21, 2010 at 7:13 PM
- Lee Anne said...
Wow! I don't even know where to start on this one...the perfect bow, the wonderful paper, or the great stamping! This is beautiful!
- October 21, 2010 at 7:39 PM
- Julie Tucker-Wolek said...
Soooooooooooooooo happyy you got to talk to Benny! I loveeeeeeee that card Kristii!! I love love love love the trees and that dove! :):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):)
- October 21, 2010 at 8:09 PM
- Camilla said...
What a great card! So many details to look at and the bow is perfect. :)
- October 21, 2010 at 10:35 PM
- Lynne in NI said...
Oh wow, what a beautiful card, the trees are just perfect!
- October 22, 2010 at 2:45 AM
- Charlene said...
Beautifully done!
- October 22, 2010 at 3:48 AM
- Amy said...
Oh wow! LOVE this Kristii! You incorporated so many new goodies here and I love them all..especially the lace over the victorian die!
- October 22, 2010 at 6:36 AM
- Kay said...
Gorgeous- I love the dove with the trees and that delicious new border! (I can't wait for my own goodies to arrive!)
- October 22, 2010 at 8:26 AM
- Baseret said...
I love everything going on here!
- October 22, 2010 at 11:10 AM
- Sara Mac said...
Absolutely gorgeous card! I love all the special touches with the dies and ribbon. Great color combo too. Love it!
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MINI MOVIE REVIEW: "Nosferatu: Phantom der Nacht" (1979)
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For all versions, here is a quick start guide for creating Custom Scripts:
Question: Where can I download editor installer for my CUE version and sample scripts.
Please download the appropriate CUE Custom Script Editor from Cisco CCO web site at:
Choose the appropriate CUE version that you are running.
Once you are in the appropriate CUE version software page, download the editor and sample scripts.
- Click on "Utilities" link to download the CUE Editor and install it on a windows PC.
- Click on "Sample Auto-Attendant Scripts" to download the sample scripts.
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1. Make sure the system is idle.
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CRESTVIEW � Crestview resident Nick Hadick hopes to play tennis next season at Rocky Bayou Christian School in Niceville.
CRESTVIEW � Crestview resident Nick Hadick hopes to play tennis next season at Rocky Bayou Christian School in Niceville.
To that end, the 12-year-old practiced the basics and worked to improve his technique during this week�s Twin Hills Tennis Camp at the eponymous park.
"It�s a good way to stay active," he said.
Former Crestview High School graduate Moya Moore and her father, Bill, coached nearly 30 children on how to warm up, along with ground strokes, serving and volleying.
The lessons � for groups of children ages 6-8 and 9-12 � benefited novices but also seasoned players, like Julianna Roberts, who has played the sport for about two years.
"I just like playing sports in general,� the 12-year-old said.
Bill Moore has coached tennis the past 15 years at Richbourg and Shoal River Middle School.
Moya has excelled in the sport since learning it from her father at a young age.
The rising senior � ranked a No. 1 seed on Birmingham Southern College�s tennis team � this spring was the Southern Athletic Association�s Player of the Week.
She finished with a 7-4 record this tennis season in the Southern Collegiate Conference play.
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I wish we could say we broke into the Creative Kids Museum to yarnbomb one of their lovely trees, but we were invited! Many thanks to Evelyn Read – we really enjoyed working with you and can't wait to see how the visitors react to our yarnbomb! Evelyn had already hung the balls of yarn and had collected knitted and crocheted pieces from the public. We added our own and put it all together to create a piece that covered the whole trunk. The tree is intended to be added to and adapted by the kids using the space. The VIP opening is Oct. 22 and the general public opening Oct. 29.
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These are called Ferral Pigeons and they are a descent of the Wild Rock Dove, this bird has become semi domesticated and the pigeon is the most serious pest associated with human habitations.
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Ridiculously expensive drinks, barrel aged cocktails, cocktail tasting menus, and 'molecular mixology' are all well and good, but to me the most exciting recent development in American cocktail culture is the neighborhood bar with decent, and usually relatively reasonably priced, cocktails.
We are lucky to have at least two such establishments within slightly aerobic, (our neighborhood is called Bernal HEIGHTS,) walking distance of our house. The first to open was Royal Cuckoo near Mission and Valencia. A fun establishment, they have many of the trendy accoutrements of craft cocktail bars: Curated LP selection, taxidermy, and an organ built into the bar.
The second to open in our neighborhood opened a little less than a year ago across the street from the established Southern American Comfort Food restaurant, Front Porch at 29th Street & Tiffany. Opened by the same partners that opened Front Porch, Rock Bar moved into the space that housed the dubious International Club and is rather interestingly Geologically, Minerally, and Mining themed.
They also have a jukebox curated by the nearby Aquarius Records staff, a pool table, and several exciting theme nights including Football on Sunday, Ping Pong on Monday, Teacher Tuesday, and Films Played Silently on Wednesday. The night I stopped by they were playing Buster Keaton shorts.
I did mention it was Minerally themed?
Anyway, two of the best things about Rock Bar, are first, that you can put your name in at Front Porch, and then retire to Rock Bar, while you wait for your table. Front Porch, being a small and rather popular restaurant, is often busy, so a place to retire and chat is always nice. However, secondly, waiting an extended period with only drinks and no nutrients can be dangerous, so you are allowed to call over to Front Porch for take out, and they will deliver it to Rock Bar, such as this Big Bucket of Mixed Fry Up, including Chicken Wings, Okra, Pickles, and Potatoes.
I recently stopped in to try some of their new fall cocktails and chat with the staff. Bar manager Brion Rosch started me off with a story.
"When I opened the bar, I told our co-owner Kevin Cline that I wanted to have Cocchi Americano. He kind of freaked out. He had previously worked at Bix, where someone had briefly had an infatuation with Cocchi Americano. Every month Kevin had to do an inventory and count the many bottles of Cocchi Americano, some still old enough to have tax stamps, and could never figure out a way to sell it. So I'm going to start you out with a drink a created as a tribute to Kevin and his time at Bix, on Gold Street, in San Francisco. It's called the Gold Street Cocktail and is Plymouth Gin, Cocchi Americano, and Angostura Bitters."
Dry and delicious, this is a Martini on steroids.
The second drink we tried was his Fall Pisco Punch. The traditional Pisco Punch's most basic elements are Pisco, Citrus, and Pineapple. He's keeping the Pisco and Lime, but has made a sort of custom sweetener by combining Small Hand Foods Pineapple Gum, Allspice Dram, and other secret ingredients. Definitely has that fall, Christmas spice feel.
"Kevin was giving me a hard time about how many fall drinks we're using Allspice Dram in."
I told Brion, I actually think it is a requirement for all fall drinks.
Lastly, we tried Brion's most recent concoction, The Old Sage. This drink started as a variation on an Old Fashioned, using St George Spirits Dry Rye Gin as a base. A couple iterations later, and somehow egg white ended up in the drink. That day, they had gotten in some awesome new organic Sage over at Front Porch. When co-owner Josey White tried the drink, she suggested Brion include some sage with the Dry Rye in the drink. I was pretty impressed by how well the flavor of pungent sage combined with the St George Dry Rye. Sweet and savory at the same time, this would be a fun after dinner drink.
If you find yourself in the outer Mission/Bernal Heights area, do stop by Rock Bar. Good drinks, good beer, friendly folks, and more Minerals & Crystals than you are likely to find in any other bar in the world.


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I don't know a great deal about this set up but it's a fun ride while it lasts. A catchy, jaunty hommage to Jobim with a veritable cornucopia of stellar artists participating.
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Fairy Tale BakingMore than 50 Enchanting Cakes, Bakes, and DecorationsRamla Khan
published 2016 8.25" x 10.25" • 192 pages • full-colorISBN 9781566560788 • hardback • $25.00 •
CAKES WITH A FAIRY TALE THEME TO MAKE WITH KIDS: ELEGANT, SOPHISTICATED, BRIGHT, AND FUNEveryone has a favorite fairy tale. The stories are timeless, magical, and now, edible. Whether you've always loved the ethereal beauty of Snow White, the fun of Alice in Wonderland, or the suspense of Rumpelstiltskin, now you can enjoy iconic fairy tale scenes as delicious cakes and bakes. Fairy Tale Baking—a recipe book with a twist—features step-by-step instructions to creating enchanting treats, including cakes, cupcakes, cookies, and tarts, for all ages to enjoy. There are recipes for popular fairy tales such as Snow White, Hansel and Gretel, and Cinderella, with three projects for each tale—one main showstopper bake and two smaller, easy-to-make creations.The recipes cater to cooks of all skill levels—from budding bakers to master chefs—so parents can bake along with smaller kitchen hands. Each smaller accompanying bake is designed for bakers who might need a starting point before delving into the showstopper projects, or for readers with children who are keen bakers and need a nice simple recipe that doesn't involve too many stages, but still produces impressive results.Clear illustrated step-by-step instructions allow readers to easily follow along and see their favorite fairy tales slowly come to life.Ramla Khan gave up a successful career in dentistry to pursue her passion in cake decorating. She is an accomplished cake designer and owner of the wedding cake company The Enchanting Cake Company. In just a short space of time after setting up her business, she received numerous awards and recognition for her work, featuring in international publications including Hello magazine and Delicious magazine.
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Strength and Blessings
Do not be afraid, for I have redeemed you: I have called you by your name, you are mine. Should you pass through the sea, I will be there with you; or through rivers, they will not swallow you up. Should you walk through fire, you will not be scorched and the flames will not burn you... Do not be afraid, for I am with you.
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Establishing a Nanotechnology Business
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There are several fundamental needs to consider when transitioning nanotechnology discovery into a business and, ultimately, the marketplace. These needs include steady cash flow, market focus, the right pool of skills, correct timing, and adequate funding. Developers of a nanotechnology business must establish a steady flow of fiscal resources. A mix of government and private funding can support the research phase, where the level of funding can remain slow and steady. However, a more public approach is required to accelerate the business growth phase. For example, Nanophase Technologies Corporation had venture capital support for over five years until our capabilities matured and markets were identified, justifying an IPO to acquire the capital needed to grow the business.
A nanotechnology business must also develop a marketing plan. The business must critically evaluate and qualify potential markets, identify lead customers within each market, and develop a business strategy for successful market penetration. For instance, Nanophase offers engineered solutions to meet customers' specific requirements.
The correct skill set establishes the right chemistry for success. Once potential markets are identified, all functional areas must merge — including research and development, process engineering, and business development functions — to collectively determine how core technologies can serve multiple commercial markets, how to improve and evolve the company's manufacturing technologies, and how to develop new nanomaterials and applications that provide value to current and potential customers. Nanophase chose to initially focus on applications where nanomaterials improved existing products (i.e., cosmetics and coatings) because these applications typically have a shorter time to market. However, as we discover market needs, our development focus is shifting to enable products such as CMP. Nanophase has learned that nanomaterial solutions not only provide improved performance, but also, in many cases, lower overall system costs.
Timing of both the business plan and research and development activities is critical. The duration of the research phase is unpredictable, whereas the growth of a business is much more controllable once opportunities are identified. The key is to balance execution between sales, scaling processes to meet customer needs, and developing new solutions. Integral considerations for turning an idea into a commercial product or service also include a keen sense of the marketplace, knowledge of intellectual property, and regulatory considerations for various industries.
Nanophase developed partnerships with established market leaders in order to gain access to international markets. To date, Nanophase has partnerships with BASF, Rohm & Haas, and Altana. These partners have also provided financial support to meet Nanophase's capital requirements. For example, BASF loaned Nanophase $1.3 million to construct a nanoparticle surface treatment facility.
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Join Date: Dec 2005
What book(s) have you read recently?
What are you currently reading?
I believe before the forum hack we had a thread entitled "What are you reading?" or "What are you currently reading?". I thought the thread was older than the forum hack, but I couldn't find any trace of it. If you know of it or find it, let me know.
I read mostly non-Fiction. Currently, I'm knee deep in these books:
Economics On Trial (Lies, Myths and Realities) | Yes, a book on that fabulously entertaining subject: economics. Written in 1991, it's an unabashed critique of American's current economic orthodoxy and longs for a more "pure" Capitalistic system that survives beyond government intervention (i.e., it takes a stand against the current "mixed" economy America has today). The author is in disagreement with (in part or in whole) such economists as Adam Smith, David Ricardo, Karl Marx, John Maynard Keynes and Milton Friedman.
The book so far is "fair". A bit preachy, idealistic and stiff, I can't say I agree entirely with the authors' views and I know that human nature would never allow for a pure Capitalistic economic system, but the book does round out my knowledge base and the writing is comprehendible.
I give it a B, but I wouldn't recommend it to just anyone and I wouldn't read it while operating a moving vehicle.
The Coming Collapse Of The Dollar and How To Profit From It | I'm just a bit into this book, but so far it quite interesting because I think the authors, James Turk & John Rubino, are about as paranoid as they come. Now, I'm not saying that the dollar won't collapse (actually, I think it will), but the way this book is written you'd think we're so far doomed that there's little point to doing anything…even buying gold (which is their solution).
It is a good hard look at the illusion of prosperity via fiat currencies and the difference between money and wealth. Buy gold or mining stocks such as Newmont Mining Corp. (NEM) is their call to arms.
Good book, but not for the faint of heart: A-
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I read crime fiction, currently stuck at Killing the Shadows by Val McDermid. She writes chillingly real plots of psychotic serial murderers.
Currently also forced to read A Concise Introduction to Linguistics as part of my Language Puzzle: The Study of Human Language course.
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Currently I've taken the challenge of reading Stephen King's Dark Tower Series. I"m on the first book, The Gunslinger.
I'm outta Clive Barker books to read right now. As I am for Ann Rice & JK Rowling.
I need to start buying more books.
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There's always a catch...
That is a GREAT story. It's a movie as well, done in the 80's
Has Oprah, Whoopie Goldberg and Danny Glover in it. I highly recommend after reading the book, to watch the movie. I'm happy to see they're having ppl reading decent books now instead of stupid ones lol (my opinion).
Anyway--Stephen King has a new book out "Cell" so I may have to go out and buy that, since I love his stories.
Ciao for now (heh, I rhymed)
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Seeing as how Lai's avatar depicts the rather fun 2-aminopropylbenzene (correct me if I'm wrong), I feel compelled to represent the science-nonfiction readers among us.
Currently reading:
Lenny Guarente's Ageless Quest -- An MIT researcher's investigations into isolating a gene which prolongs youth.
Though not particularly well-written from a literary viewpoint, the book provides an interesting overview of the way current scientific methods function in modern-day genetics. I recommend it for anyone who's interested in learning more about the way biologists work, as well as for armchair scientists wanting to know about the latest developments in the field. For one, Guarente does a good job simplifying the issue, though certain technical aspects can't be overlooked. B++ (shamelessly ripping off Catgirls )
Sherwin Nuland's How We Die: Reflections on Life's Final Chapters -- I must admit, I'm not entirely unbiased since I took a class from Dr. Nuland in the past, but this is truly a brilliant and inspiring text. Nuland is not just a physician, but a true humanist, and he boldly faces the concept in both biological and spiritual directions through his own experiences with death around him. I haven't made too much headway yet, but I highly recommend this to anyone with serious questions about what the Hippocratic tradition has to say about the end. A+
Akhil Amar's America's Constitution: A Biography I may as well throw a bit of a liberal-arts flair into this. Fantastically-written, Amar basically takes everything you learned about our Founding Fathers and the Law of the Land in the US and tears it apart with laser-like precision. He then remolds it into a greater, grander vision of the United States Consititution, instilling readers with a truly respectful view of the document. I heartily recommend this document for all Americans and for those interested in a highly in-depth look at United States Contitutional law. A+
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Currently, I'm reading The Annotated Alice: The Definitive Edition, which consists of Lewis Carroll's (or Charles Lutwidge Dodgson's, if you so prefer) Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Through the Looking Glass and obviously a whole a boat-load of most enlightening annotations by Martin Gardner.
Apart from being a nice and interesting read in and of itself, it is also interesting in respect to the Alice references thrown around in some anime series.
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Middlesex County prosecutors have charged 37-year-old Andrew Grossman with murder, tampering with evidence and hindering the investigation.
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How to set Weight Ranges for Shipping Carriers in PrestaShop 1.5
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After creating your Carriers in PrestaShop 1.5, there are a few things that need to be set so you can charge shipping costs properly. If you are charging your shipping by weight, then setting different weight ranges for a carrier is one of those. This allows you to set shipping costs based on different weight ranges. Perhaps you have free shipping for all orders under 10 lbs, and $5 for anything 10 lbs-20 lbs. The steps below help you create the ranges you need for your store.
To set weight ranges for a shipping carrier in PrestaShop 1.5:
- Log into your PrestaShop 1.5 dashboard
- Using the top menu bar, hover over the Shipping tab and select Weight Ranges from the menu.
- From the Shipping : Weight Ranges page, click the green Add New button in the upper right corner.
- This brings you to the Shipping : Add Weight Ranges screen. Choose which carrier you are working with from the Carrier dropdown. Then set the lower and upper weights for the range you are adding. In our sample case, items that weigh between 0lbs - 10lbs will need to pay the same shipping. Once you have done that, select the green Save button to save the range.
- Your new weight will now show in the Weight Ranges list.
If you are setting up shipping by price, you may want to check out our artice on setting price ranges for shipping.
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Ealing Broadway Store opening times may vary. Food and leisure will be open later – please check retailer websites for further details.
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Ealing Broadway car park is sign-postedupon reaching the town centre. The car park can be accessed via Grove Road or Windsor Road. Please use the postcode W5 5LH to bring you to the car park entrance. View car park rates and opening times here.
Fast and frequent trains run from Paddington to Ealing Broadway where the high speed service heads west to Slough, Reading and Oxford. Approximate travel time from Paddington to Ealing Broadway is 10 minutes. You can find further information on the train service here.
By Tube
Take the Central or District line from central London to Ealing Broadway. The shopping centre is just a two minute walk from the station. The Piccadilly line serves South Ealing station. For more information visit Transport for London.
Ealing Broadway is on regular bus routes which pass close to the entrance to the Centre. You can catch the 83, 207, 427, 607, N207 services on The Broadway towardsHanwell to the west and Acton, or Hanger Lane East and North. The 65 stops on the High street towards Brentford. You can find out more information on the bus services here.
There are lifts available at Ealing Broadway. Lifts are located outside Tesco, at the Oak Road entrance and at Oxford Road entrance.
Ealing Broadway is wheelchair accessible at all entrances and four passenger lifts are provided to access Level 1 of the Ealing Broadway while three serve the upper car park levels. Blue badge spaces are located on Level 1 of the car park, adjacent to the Library and further spaces are available on Floors 3 and 5 close to the Twin Tower passenger lifts.
Shopmobility is on Level 1 within the car park near the Windsor Road entrance, under the ramp leading to Level 2 and a few seconds away from the blue badge spaces. Here you can hire manual and powered wheelchairs as well as powered scooters to use within the shopping centre and Ealing town centre.
Opening times: Mon - Fri, 10am - 6pm, Sat, 10am - 4pm.
Please note, Shopmobility is closed on Sundays and Bank Holidays. Contact 020 8579 1724.
Accessible toilet facilities are available on the ground floor next to the Oxford Road entrance to Ealing Broadway. There are further accessible toilets located on the first floor, which can be accessed by the Oxford Road entrance lift.
Baby changing facilities are available at our customer toilets located on the ground floor by the Oxford Road entrance as well as within the men's and women's toilets. Baby changing facilities are also available within M&S.
Ealing Broadway has spaces for over 600 cars from Monday to Friday and over 800 cars every weekend. The car park is open from 6am - 12 midnight and can be accessed from either Grove Road via St Mary's Road (opposite Ealing Green) or Windsor Road via Ealing Common.
Tariffs Monday - Sunday:
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3-4 hours: £4.00
4-5 hours: £5.00
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Over 6 hours and up to 24 hours: £12.00
Lost ticket charge: £12.00
Motorbikes are welcome in the dedicated motorbike park under the Grove Road car park entrance ramp.
Our car park has received the Park Mark, given by the Police to car parks that have achieved the standards of the Safer Parking Scheme, designed to reduce crime in car parks.
Please note that bank holiday's follow the usual weekday tariff.
Cash machines are available at the following locations on the ground floor: St. Saviour Mall (next to the Tesco exit), Oak Road Entrance (HSBC and Lloyds) and within M&S.
A ChargeBox® facility is available at Ealing Broadway, so you can charge your mobile devices securely while you shop. This is located in St Saviour Mall (close to the Tesco exit).
Ealing Broadway offers free wifi to all of its customers.
Toilets are located on the first floor above the Oxford Road entrance.
The Car Wash Company are located on Level 4 of the car park, offering a wide range of wash and valet services.
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Thursday, February 07, 2008
A Jura wine extravaganza
It was supposed to be -5°C (about 20°F) in the Jura this weekend, where I was headed for the Percée du Vin Jaune, the annual - outdoor - celebration of the "new" vin jaune, in this case the 2001, since vin jaune requires six years and three months of maturation.
Fortunately, the sun was blazing and it was a comfortable 7°C (closer to 45°F), so my two shirts, sweater, sweater vest, sleeveless parka and overcoat were slightly excessive, and most people had their gloves in their pockets.
The tiny neighboring villages of Sainte-Agnès and Vincelles were cordoned off and filled with the stands of 81 producers of Jura wines. Once you entered the villages, it was tasting time. Along with various comestibles along the way - Morteau sausages, Comté cheese and snails cooked in vin jaune.
Because I'm that way, we started with the best tasting of the day. I knew I liked this producer, but nothing else we tasted afterward was at that level.
Domaine de la Pinte
1996 Arbois Savagnin "Terres Bleues" - this is not a vin jaune but a Savagnin white (same grape, just not aged with the "veil" like a vin jaune); a rich, nutty and deliciously complex nose, and mouth-filling, oxidized palate with a good slatey minerality. Absolutely delicious. My non-vin jaune wine of the day.
1991 Arbois Vin Jaune - what?! After the Terres Bleues, this was a big letdown. Characteristic nose, but completely uncharacteristic on the palate, with lots of slate and no body; very thin. The reason I had liked Domaine de la Pinte (aside from the fact that it was recommended by the eminent wine taster and sometime fellow Champagne traveler Michaël Lux) is that last year, they had their 1979 at the tasting, which was just incredibly rich, profound, with melted caramel and walnuts. This was not that.
1998 Arbois Vin Jaune - Mm, here was a delicious vin jaune. Far more body and more typicity than the 1991, it was the perfect (young) expression of the style. We'll let this one age.
Since there were 81 possible domains to taste, it was time to be picky. Last year, we'd had a couple of real stink bombs. Unfortunately, our favorite producer, Lucien Aviet, was not there this year, but there were a number of excellent choices. I made the wrong turn of heading down a set of stairs into a cellar for Overnoy... only to discover that, like in Burgundy, you have to check the first name. This was not the famous Overnoy, but another, and the wines were thin, forgettable.
Château d'Arlay
2005 Chardonnay - We had a bottle of this at an escargot stop. Apparently (and I didn't know this), the domain has been bought by Henri Maire, the huge and much-reviled evangelist of Jura wines and creator of the "vin fou" (crazy wine). Jura Chardonnay is weird stuff, but this was fairly tame; a nice, wiry aspect to it and good length, that said.
Domaine Macle
Another top domain and a favorite of mine from last year. But just as last year, I found the well-respected Berthet-Bondet absolutely undrinkable, this year, I was disappointed with Macle.
NV Crémant du Jura - 100% chardonnay méthode champenoise; light and inoffensive, it didn't have enough character to warrant further attention.
2000 Vin Jaune - I'm starting to sense that 2000 in the Jura was a fairly weak year. This was also a very acidic vin jaune with not a lot of roundness or oomph.
1999 Château Chalon - The top of the line for Macle. Apparently, they made no Château Chalon in 2000 because the grapes were not healthy enough to qualify under the much stricter regulations for that tiny vin jaune appellation. The 1999 is fascinating stuff, though. Seemingly discreet on the attack, it gains in complexity and is extremely long on the palate, evolving into a series of mineral and fruit/nut notes.
Domaine Rolet
2005 Arbois Savagnin/Chardonnay - A zippy, delicious young white where the Savagnin and Chardonnay play off each other, with a bitter, mineral and oxidative streak in the Savagnin rounded out by the more conventional, tame Chardonnay.
1998 Arbois Vin Jaune - An elegant vin jaune, with notes of fresh and roasted walnuts.
1986 Arbois Vin Jaune - Another favorite of the day, sipped standing in a courtyard overlooking Vincelles, as the mouth-filling notes of caramel and walnut tart took over. These are just better and better with age.
Domaine Berthet-Bondet
2005 Côtes du Jura Savagnin - Much better than the 2004 tasted last year; real terroir character, though much more limpid and with less body than the vins jaunes we'd been tasting.
2000 Château-Chalon - Well-balanced vin jaune with all the elements in place to age well with nice body to it; I am surprised I was so negative about this domain last year.
And so we looped back around to Sainte-Agnès to pick up our wine at Domaine de la Pinte, and re-tasted the 1998, which was still our favorite of the day. Now all that was left was to walk the mile, carrying bottles, back to the car as the sun began to set. And James Brown's "I Feel Good" started to play from loudspeakers into the Jurassic gloaming.
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you must receive plenty of love letters, but let me add mine to the pack.
- February 13, 2008 at 11:53 PM
- Sharon said...
- February 18, 2008 at 4:07 PM
Hi Sharon,
Bravo! Very thorough and accurate summary of our Percée 2008.
I am very impressed, as usual, by your memory and tasting skills.
I would have loved if you had appraised the dinner wine that Arnaud & I bought 10 years ago, that Vin Jaune 1989 from the Fruitière Viticole d'Arbois. Indeed, to me, it's a thoroughbred for a vin jaune: harmonious, powerful, nutty, everlasting.
Fortunately, I still have one bottle at home, the one that Arnaud & you brought to me, so we'll share it one day with great Northern & Flemish cheeses.
Cheese... I mean cheers,
- March 2, 2008 at 6:20 PM
- Lyle Fass said...
Love Jura. Great notes. If I go back to France that is the first stop.
- March 3, 2008 at 11:36 PM
- Sharon said...
Hi Philippe - thanks for your comment! I actually did write more about the 1989 vin jaune on the eRobertParker forum:
"Later that evening, we went to our friend Philippe's parents' home for dinner and had a very tasty 1989 Vin Jaune from the Fruitière Vinicole de... hm? Was it Voiteur? I forget. The wine was sumptuous with a Morbier and three Comté cheese platter (Comtés of different ages, from tender to quite aged and grainy). And vin jaune is so much better at room temperature after being decanted a while; at the Percée, we had to warm up the glasses between our hands."
Lyle, yes - a highly recommended trip!
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|Saposins are small lysosomal proteins that serve as activators of various lysosomal lipid-degrading enzymes [(PUBMED:7595087)]. They probably act by isolating the lipid substrate from the membrane surroundings, thus making it more accessible to the soluble degradative enzymes. All mammalian saposins are synthesised as a single precursor molecule (prosaposin) which contains four Saposin B domains, yielding the active saposins after proteolytic cleavage, and two Saposin-A domains that are removed in the activation reaction. The Saposin B domains also occur in other proteins, many of them active in the lysis of membranes [(PUBMED:8003971), (PUBMED:8868085)].
The 3D-structure of NK-lysin has recently been determined [(PUBMED:9334742)] and found to be very different from the one predicted in [(PUBMED:7595087)]. A group of plant aspartic proteases related to cyprosin, which have a peculiar SAP-B domain where the two halves are 'swapped' [(PUBMED:7610480)].
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10 Green Cleaning Gifts
We know. Cleaning products- how sexy. We're not saying dishwashing liquid is for everybody, but we'd actually be delighted to get some pretty new scrubbers and soaps in our stockings. And think about it: Everyone has to clean up. Why not make the process smell better, feel better, look better? We've got ten cool items that are all eco-friendly. How's that for peace (and cleanliness) on Earth?
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• 1. Dishwashing tools from Full Circle. Faith and her husband have been using these for a while now and love their elegant, simple design. Plus, they look more expensive than they are (most tools are under $10).
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• 3. Sponge Blossoms from Twist, $5.25 at Greenfeet. We've seen these at Whole Foods, too. They're biodegradable sponges that pop up when you get them wet. We love those kinds of sponges. Easy to store!
• 4. Twist Hemp Ravioli Scrubby Sponge, $3.95. Another cute product from Twist. A ravioli "filled" with a sponge.
• 5. The Skoy Cloth. Dana loves these as a paper-towel alternative. Go read her full post to see why.
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• 6. Better Life Even the Kitchen Sink Gentle Scrubber, $6.99 at Walgreens. A really funky, cool line of products, and this gives you a little abrasive action for tough pots.
• 7. Tawashi Dish Scrubbers. The editors at Ohdeedoh did a whole roundup of these hand-knitted dish cloths. We love the ones from Etsy seller Laksaware.
• 8. Goodbye Detergent Scrubs. These have been blogged everywhere, but we still think they're great. Scrubbies made from recycled corn cobs and peach pits. Go read all about them at Re-Nest.
• 9. Lola Bamboo Tampico Dish Brush, $5.85 at Amazon. Tampico is a natural fiber made from the Agave plant. Apparently it's soft when wet and tough when dry. We also really like the smooth, bamboo handle.
• 10. Misprint Waste Can, $24 at Viva Terra. Cleaning up involves garbage, too. These cans are made from recycled sheet metal.
Posted originally from: TheKitchn
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