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Learning CSS is a must these days and almost all of us were at the point where CSS was a big enigma and we had to learn it bit by bit. The easiest way to learn it is by making a website. With the help of good old trial and error you can learn it without reading 700 pages from CSS learning books where there's more editorial text than direct explanations for a piece of code.
However, trial and error is good as long as you've learned the basics of CSS, otherwise you might end up writing bad code and not figuring out why it doesn't deliver the expected result.
I tried in this article to write about a few of the basic CSS practices that must be taken into consideration by CSS beginners when writing a piece of code for a website.
A lot of people are saying that a HTML without a doctype is like a book without cover because not only you don't know what's in it, but everything falls apart. The right doctype declaration must be made in order to have your markup and CSS valid.
There are a few doctypes available like HTML 2.0, 3.0, 3.2, 4.01 Strict, 4.01 Transitional, 4.01 Frameset, XHTML 1.0 Transitional/Strict/Frameset, but the only doctype I advise you to use is:
<!DOCTYPE html>
I'm using the HTML5 doctype that you see above for all my new projects and it works like a charm because most of the times, especially in tech, new is better.
margin: 0px; /* wrong */ margin: 0em; /* wrong */ margin: 0; /* ok */
For people who are asking why the explanation is quite simple, zero is always zero.
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css" />
The project isn't final even when it's final and you will have to make changes to it even if you think it is flawless. To make these changes easily, it is better to use an external stylesheet, and not an embedded or an inline one.
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style1.css" /> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style2.css" /> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style3.css" /> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style4.css" /> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style5.css" /> <!-- Why would you even...? -->
You have to keep in mind that every stylesheet is a call to the server and every call slows down the loading time of the page. Many use import in a main CSS instead of many link lines in the head of the html, but that is pointless. It does the same thing and is wrong.
CSS reset is used to avoid browser inconsistencies, like margins, line-heights, padding and other attributes. By using CSS reset you are making sure your page looks the same on all browsers. However, you shouldn't include or copy paste the whole reset, just the attributes that you are using and restyling.
Here are three of the best CSS reset stylesheets that you can use:
Eric Meyer's CSS Reset
/* Eric Meyer's Reset CSS v2.0 - http://cssreset.com */ html,body,div,span,applet,object,iframe,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6,p,blockquote,pre,a,abbr,acronym,address,big,cite,code,del,dfn,em,img,ins,kbd,q,s,samp,small,strike,strong,sub,sup,tt,var,b,u,i,center,dl,dt,dd,ol,ul,li,fieldset,form,label,legend,table,caption,tbody,tfoot,thead,tr,th,td,article,aside,canvas,details,embed,figure,figcaption,footer,header,hgroup,menu,nav,output,ruby,section,summary,time,mark,audio,video{border:0;font-size:100%;font:inherit;vertical-align:baseline;margin:0;padding:0}article,aside,details,figcaption,figure,footer,header,hgroup,menu,nav,section{display:block}body{line-height:1}ol,ul{list-style:none}blockquote,q{quotes:none}blockquote:before,blockquote:after,q:before,q:after{content:none}table{border-collapse:collapse;border-spacing:0}
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/* html5doctor.com Reset v1.6.1 - http://cssreset.com */ html,body,div,span,object,iframe,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6,p,blockquote,pre,abbr,address,cite,code,del,dfn,em,img,ins,kbd,q,samp,small,strong,sub,sup,var,b,i,dl,dt,dd,ol,ul,li,fieldset,form,label,legend,table,caption,tbody,tfoot,thead,tr,th,td,article,aside,canvas,details,figcaption,figure,footer,header,hgroup,menu,nav,section,summary,time,mark,audio,video{margin:0;padding:0;border:0;outline:0;font-size:100%;vertical-align:baseline;background:transparent}body{line-height:1}article,aside,details,figcaption,figure,footer,header,hgroup,menu,nav,section{display:block}nav ul{list-style:none}blockquote,q{quotes:none}blockquote:before,blockquote:after,q:before,q:after{content:none}a{margin:0;padding:0;font-size:100%;vertical-align:baseline;background:transparent}ins{background-color:#ff9;color:#000;text-decoration:none}mark{background-color:#ff9;color:#000;font-style:italic;font-weight:bold}del{text-decoration:line-through}abbr[title],dfn[title]{border-bottom:1px dotted;cursor:help}table{border-collapse:collapse;border-spacing:0}hr{display:block;height:1px;border:0;border-top:1px solid #ccc;margin:1em 0;padding:0}input,select{vertical-align:middle}
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This value is really not that good as you might think because it turns styles on and overrides the cascade order which means that it can be very difficult to override.
I know it seems easier to use px, but using relative sizes such as ems makes it easier to scale text sizes on the page uniformly and keeps better typographic rhythm. There's a huge debate, or better said, argument around this issue, but I'll only tell you that using em is the way you will design better and easier for various browser sizes and mobile devices. Considering that the responsive movement is increasing, you should just get on with using em.
The short hand properties allow you to set multiple values to a single property. This makes things easier to edit and it also reduces the size of the CSS.
/* Use */ font: italic small-caps bold 1em/140% "PT Sans", Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; /* Instead of */ font-style:italic; font-variant:small-caps; font-weight:bold; font-size:1em; line-height:140%; font-family:"PT Sans", Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; /* and this */ margin: 1em 0.6em 0 0.5em; /* instead of this */ margin-left:0.5em; margin-right:0.6em; margin-top: 1em;
Faster page loading speeds make a better user experience and also keeps the server load lighter. While developing the site you should have your code as readable as possible, but when launched, the code must be minified. There are several CSS compressors that you can use among which you can find: csscompressor.com, cssminifier.com and YUI JS/CSS compressor.
Like I previously said, there will always be modifications to the code and you shouldn't waste time searching for a div that you can edit. The best way to improve your workflow is to have your stylesheet organized: generic classes like body, a, h1 etc. first and then the divs and classes in the order in which they appear in html.
Try to do everything with as little code as possible and if there are elements in your stylesheet that share properties, combine them.
/* Use this */ .cat_design, .cat_dev, .cat_mobile {float:left; font-size: 0.625em; margin: 0.3em 0 0 1em;color: #fff; border: none; text-align:center;} .cat_design{background: #f54c69;} .cat_dev{background: #725eed;} .cat_mobile{background: #1299e8;} /* Instead of this */ .cat_design, .cat_dev, .cat_mobile {float:left; font-size: 0.625em; margin: 0.3em 0 0 1em;color: #fff; border: none; text-align:center;background: #f54c69;} .cat_dev, .cat_mobile, .cat_misc {float:left; font-size: 0.625em; margin: 0.3em 0 0 1em;color: #fff; border: none; text-align:center;background: #725eed;} .cat_mobile {float:left; font-size: 0.625em; margin: 0.3em 0 0 1em;color: #fff; border: none; text-align:center;background: #1299e8;}
Even if you might think there's absolutely nothing wrong with your CSS, there might be a chance that you have written something incorrectly so validating your CSS is the first step in making sure your code is in good shape and the website isn't displayed improperly due to a CSS error.
I've been using Firebug since forever and it is incredibly easy for me to spot problems within my websites. With it as well as with Google Chrome's Developer Tools, you can inspect the HTML and modify the style and layout in real-time. This is a must have and you should create or modifying any website without using.


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like often it kicked me back to the roots -> XDA http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2588623
there is a patch to make space for a second system
iam sure thats a way we can install webtop on our phone.
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Everyone with the exception of the following is @ lvl 20 with the skills necessary to be badasses: Tiki Basilio Flavia Aversa Yen'fay Gangrel Walhart Emmeryn With the exception of them, everyone else is all levelled and has As in all their weapon grades(except half of the units capable of using staffs). Still can't beat this chapter without someone or several people dying. HELP PLZ. --- --- Its all Greek to me dude. Yiassou | |
Buuuuump help. --- --- Its all Greek to me dude. Yiassou | |
Do you have a Sorcerer? I found that it's pretty easy to cheese the chapter with a Sorcerer or two stocked with Nosferatus. Of course, I'd recommend just keep trying. The real reward of Paralogue 23 is knowing you can defeat a tremendous army with all of your god-units. :D | |
Try recruiting some of the Spotpass characters like King Marth, Sephiran, and a few others. They come with decent skill sets for the most part and cut out your time for buliding up weaker characters if you dont want to do that. --- They say all good things are bound to come to an end, but why haven't i heard the same about bad things? | |
I'm assuming this is on lunatic/+? anyway, rallybots are you friend if everyone is maxed and still being beat, else, dlc R&R3 for limit break --- Official Husband of Anna (from paralouge 4) (on the FE:A boards) | |
I cheesed it so badly with Berserker MU paired with Paladin Chrom. Of course, this was after about 40 hours of devoted grinding and multiple class changes, but hey. --- When people are trying to kill you, you know you did something right. The Official Lao-Shan Lung, Fighter, and Deino of everything. Freya Crescent is best. | |
First, you need to use second seal to allow you to further level up your units, and maybe learn more skills. Based on your difficulty, you may need to use second seal 1-3 times. There are also few tricks for this chapter 1. It's not necessary to take all the 30 units, you can just bring the strong ones, and save the life of weak ones (if in classical mode, however, use all 30 units can be considered as a small challenge) 2. Use your strongest unit pairs (1-2) to lure enemies, and use other units to rally them from a relative far position. For each turn, bring them back, use dancer, then send them out. However, your pairs need to be strong enough that can survive from 10-20 attacks each turn. The enemy with counter skill and the boss need to be killed first. | |
This is on Hard mode. I'm against using Sorcerers and nosferatu tanking just cause I feel thats taking the easy way out :/- I have 20 spotpass units, 2 of whom are rally bots, I haven't thought to bring them along yet, so I'll do that. My other Spotpass units are mostly other MUs I've created, and a few interesting ones: 2 units have can do the highest possible damage(Without being a 3rd gen morgan, one being physical, the other being magic), 2 others have the highest critical rating, one unit has all the HP related skill(If he really needs to heal, just send him away for a turn, have him heal 50% at the beginning of the turn, get a kill, and get the last 50%!), 2 Dark fliers(DLC Micaiah as a Nosferatu tank, the other being Abigail, an MU I made, using Celica's Gale and having almost the same skills as DLC Micaiah), and the list goes on. I'm also trying to make a Sorcerer Killer. I SEE THE DAMN SORCERERS RULING MY UNIVERSITY. ALL I SEE ON THE TEAMS ARE SORCERERS. But yeah, this is on Hard, and I have a nice list of Spotpass units. A friend suggested, I just bring all of them along, since I can just buy them back if they die. --- --- Its all Greek to me dude. Yiassou | |
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Our contributor has a four by three inch swatch of fabric she found among her late grandfather's possessions. On it are written the words "Dixon" and "Grand Island, 1911." She wonders if the name refers to the pioneering aviator, Cromwell Dixon. Could this piece of fabric be the last remaining artifact of Cromwell Dixon's brief aviation career? Elyse Luray finds out.
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As manufacturers move to more of a 'service-based' business model, they are becoming increasingly motivated to manage the complete lifecycle of an asset. As a result, we're seeing how predictive maintenance can help in this journey—as this approach is applied to products, it can also be applied to high-value manufacturing assets. Take Rolls-Royce. Instead of limiting itself to remain a standard manufacturing-based enterprise, it has blurred the lines between product and service by selling 'hours of flight' instead of simply selling airline engines.
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Moves like Rolls-Royce's are illustrative of a broad shift we're seeing across manufacturing industries. But while the whole impetus for preventive maintenance is so often tied directly to asset health and financial performance, in the long game it is linked directly to something much broader and—some would say—more important: sustainability performance.
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Surely implementing something along the lines of the latter example would be absurd from a home-lighting perspective. But it is illustrative of why large, forward-thinking organizations are starting to look at the health of their manufacturing assets in a detailed way. But just as we think of light usage from an energy-cost perspective, often organizations think of predictive maintenance solely from a bottom-line perspective.
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If you use the term "journalism" loosely—and today there's no better way to use it—you could say my journalism career began when I was eleven and The Kansas City Star published my first letter to the editor, which complained that the Watergate hearings were pre-empting reruns of "The Andy Griffith Show" and "Leave it to Beaver."
Though my letter failed to sway the local affiliates, its appearance in newsprint whetted my appetite, and over the next few years I sent a couple dozen other letters, most of which were published. They centered on my distaste for Nixon, for television cartoons (too many robots and too much futuristic nonsense), and for the lame-brains who ran the Kansas City Royals. I even got the last few of them published under the pseudonyms of David Sanders and Peter Andrews; I guess these were written when I was finally old enough to have acquired a sense of shame.
Based on these letters, my maternal grandfather referred to me as "The Reporter." I liked being called "The Reporter," and I certainly considered myself one, even if my reporting consisted exclusively of reporting my own opinions.
When I was a fifth-grader, my social-studies teacher, Mrs. S., was very "with it." For instance, during religion class a girl proposed it'd make more sense to sit in a park on a Sunday and think about God and nature than to sit in a church and sulk. And Mrs. S. replied, "Yes, it probably would."
Even the troubled kids liked her. One bad seed offered this bit of praise: "You let kids do stuff!" So it was no surprise when this teacher embraced my suggestion that a couple chums and I deliver a weekly newscast to the class. She was so enthusiastic that she reached into her burlap satchel and produced a pile of tabloids. "You might find some good material in here," she said, handing them over.
These were back issues of Grit magazine.
Grit published human-interest stories with a sunny, rightward slant, as well as other oddities, curiosities, diversions, bafflers, and recipes. This all suited me just fine, for the quality of the content didn't matter; it was the celebrity aspect of it—the act of reading the news in front of an audience—that interested me the most. So I transcribed several of the articles onto notebook paper and soon recruited two lucky friends to help me deliver the news.
The next Friday morning, the three of us strode down the hall to the school library, where we prepared for our first WMS newscast—the letters standing for our last names. The librarian, who'd apparently been tipped off, helped us shoo other learners from other grades to distant tables and study carrels. We then bullied the empty chairs into four tidy rows and placed an oblong table at the front.
Soon my classmates were herded in. Many sat stony-faced with their arms folded at their chests. While they were probably tickled at having the chance to leave the classroom, I think they were also by then rather sick of me.
I thanked them for choosing to make WMS a part of their morning, and then the three of us took turns reading the news from the sheets of loose-leaf paper. It's fair to say that WMS was a rather low-tech enterprise: no teleprompters, no green screen, no special lighting, no Bryll-Creme.
The WMS newscast became a weekly event. But after the third or fourth edition, Mrs. S. took me aside and suggested I firm up the content by borrowing from more traditional media sources. She said, "This may be the only outlet for news that many of these boys and girls have."
When she appealed to my civic duty, what choice did I have?
So, the stories about parakeets that could sing like Durante and the Colorado first-grader who'd founded the charitable Loaves & Loafers program were replaced with hard-hitting pieces on Nixon, inflation, Golda Meir, and Helmut Schmidt. Needless to say, our Neilson ratings laid an egg.
In the spring, without seeking permission from the school, I invited a pair of local news luminaries to join the audience. One, Bruce Rice, was a longtime sports anchor for KCMO channel 5. The second, Jack Cafferty, was a junior-varsity weatherman for WDAF channel 4, a station nobody watched. Cafferty also hosted an afternoon show on channel 4 called "Cafferty & Company," which centered on municipal issues, cooking demonstrations, and other amusements, oddities, diversions, and bafflers. Today he airs on CNN and is considered a curmudgeon—which simply means his opinions often run contrary to those of the corporatists.
A couple weeks later, the intercom summoned me to the principal's office. In most schools, getting called to the principal's office was a bad thing, but at ours it usually meant you'd be leaving the premises for the day or forever. Perhaps your dad was just fired from his job and wanted to take you hunting, or your grandma died, or the creditors had caught up with your folks and it was time to flee.
The school secretary stood at the counter with the telephone trembling in her hand. "He says he's Bruce Rice," she whispered.
The sportscaster and I had a nice conversation, during which I advised him we couldn't pay anything. I nearly went into elaborate detail on our school's financial woes, of how the white flight had deprived the parish of hundreds of tithing families, of how the "hippie nun" mentality had alienated dozens of other folks, of how the zeitgeist of the day militated against organized religion.
"Mr. Rice," I wanted to say, "we have no air conditioning, no cafeteria, no gymnasium, and our basketball uniforms date to the 1950s and smell like Hoss Cartwright's trousers." But there was no need for any explanation. Payment was not an issue, he assured me with a chuckle.
Rice indeed showed up at our school as scheduled, on Friday, April 26th, 1974. In the library, a special table had been placed perpendicular to our news desk, and I ushered our special guest to it, where he was joined by Mrs. S. and the hippie-nun principal.
WMS proceeded to report the news as we commonly did, with all the professionalism and objectivity our audience had come to expect. At the end, I opened the floor to a Q&A for Mr. Rice. As it turns out, most of the questions were asked by me. In one, I solicited our guest's opinion of Connie Chung, who had begun reporting for CBS World News. Rice said she was a "smart cookie" who had a great future. (Boy, was he wrong.)
One fellow, a delinquent whose brother was later killed while holding up a liquor store, raised his hand and said, "Will you talk about us on the news and stuff?" Rice said of course he would mention us.
So at lunchtime a different hippie nun wheeled in a prehistoric Zenith TV (it was prehistoric even then) and dialed up "Noon Edition." We ate our sack lunches at our desks and strained to see the picture through the snow and squiggles. Bruce Rice had a prominent forehead anyway, but the distorted screen made him resemble one of those futuristic robots in the cartoons that I had railed so passionately against in my letters to the editor.
When it finally came time for the sports report, the anchor turned to Rice and said, "So, I understand there are some kids out there who want our jobs." And Rice said we were a bunch of great kids with great futures. (Boy, was he wrong.)
The following Friday, Cafferty visited. He was equally gracious and generous with his time, but already the thing had lost its luster. Cafferty and even WMS were yesterday's news. It was the last newscast we delivered.
The next fall, in an effort to fill the news void, I founded a paper called Intermediate Info. The name owed itself to its captive audience; the newspaper was distributed to those students in the intermediate grades (fourth, fifth, and sixth), whether they wanted it or not.
For each issue, my sister would gather some typing paper and carbons and sit at the kitchen table and keystroke my notations into the official record. Apparently one of the issues was too dense with news and needed some levity, for she took it upon herself to plagiarize a cartoon from a popular midstream magazine—Look, perhaps, or Saturday Evening Post. I can still see it. An uptight fellow in his forties is lying on a couch in a psychiatrist's office, his hands clasped behind his head, and the quotation says "Try as I might, I can't keep Goodrich and Goodyear straight in my head."
I delivered the carbons of each issue to our school secretary, who by now was probably rather sick of me, and she made copies in the principal's office. An issue consisted of the fronts and backs of two standard sheets of typing paper, stapled. While most traditional newspapers were black and white and "read" all over, Intermediate Info had the familiar mimeograph-purple hue on white background.
The newspaper was light on hard news—an unfortunate precursor to today's dailies. I was also ahead of my time in that I devoted a lot of column inches to the public's voice. A department called "Speaking Freely" gave my classmates a chance to opine on any topic that interested me.
One survey asked if they approved of the new 55-mile-per-hour highway speed limit. R., a simple-minded boy who might have sprung from the imagination of Jerzy Kosinski, gave this response: "My brother likes to drive fast!" Another poll asked what had gone wrong with the Kansas City Royals. This same R. said, "They didn't play right." And, for the record, R. had this to say about whether Nixon was faking his bout with phlebitis: "I think he is dumb."
Indeed, the Intermediate Info was harsh on Nixon, even though he'd already bade his staff and the country a stiff and comical au revoir. Again, regarding the phlebitis, this opinion was voiced by another lad: "How come he went in the hospital immediately after the jury heard the new tape which has him cussin out the Canadian president? It might be true about his blood clot, but it's awfully fishy."
The paper also ran classified ads, for which I charged five cents. D. wished to sell a nearly full bottle of Elmer's Glue. M. was anxious to relieve himself of a bowling ball. One boy's dad took advantage of the favorable ad rates, even if the demographics were not quite right: I'm selling a '74 Caprice in good shape, 9000 miles. Come out and see it at 7640 Tanglewood!
All good things do come to an end. Sad to say, declining revenues and cut-throat competition from other sources (The Weekly Reader) soon exacted their toll, and after the third issue was put to bed I unceremoniously ceased publishing.
But my affair with journalism was not at all over. It goes without saying that in high school I contributed to the paper, called The Sword, which came out once a semester.
In college—well, where does one begin?
I've heard that Al Gore still cannot talk about the 2000 election. There are seasoned English professors who are afraid to open Moby Dick. Woody Allen claims to have never watched one of his movies after its release.
In this same vein, I'm skittish about revisiting those drama-filled years at the university newspaper, where I began in 1983 as a humble contributor and climbed the treacherous ladder from arts & entertainment editor to managing editor to editor-in-chief.
What a long, strange trip it was.
I will say this: it had its benefits. As a staffer, you had the run of the facility, with no responsible adults getting in the way. Between classes you could take a nap on the sullied couch in the anteroom. In the evenings you could bring a young lady there and get her in an amorous mood by showing off the equipment—the computer terminals, the typesetter, the headline machine, et al. And if she was duly impressed by the typesetter, et al, she might even take a nap with you on that sullied couch in the anteroom.
At any rate, none of the many dramas that I observed and took part in while employed at the university newspaper were ever matched during my years as a part-timer for the Kansas City Star and Times. To my experience, that big newsroom downtown was not a site of great and recognizable drama. The plot lines that played out there were as loud and as interesting as the fingers tapping at the keyboards.
I had begun working there while still in high school, as a "fifteener" in the sports department. A fifteener got paid fifteen bucks for answering the phones and writing game stories on weekend nights. The glamour of working among dissipated, pot-bellied sports writers and copy editors apparently compensated for the low wages and for the fact that you were inside a tall building answering phones on a weekend night.
Eventually I moved to the obituary desk, where I worked part-time for much of the 1980s. Despite the ingenuity and ambition I had demonstrated in my youth, at the Times I was happy to be just another body filling another chair. Of course, the obit desk has long been considered a springboard for greater things, and there were opportunities to show your gumption, and many colleagues did so by asking the city editors a lot of clever questions. But by then I had come to realize that journalism was not my destiny, based largely on the fact that I hated speaking with strangers on the phone.
Still, I was pretty good at my job and I took care to do it right. The only error I can remember was, unfortunately, quite a smash-up. In the obit for a young woman who'd died of breast cancer, I somehow referred to the Mastectomy Support Team as the Vasectomy Support Team.
Though I didn't enjoy the work, I did like being in the newsroom. Nothing big ever happened, yet you had the sense that something could. Plus, it was easy to pass the time there, and most evenings I had three or four hours to kill. You could scan the electronic mailboxes and read unedited versions of articles (and thereby discover that a couple of the more prominent bylines were almost functionally illiterate). You could surf the wires for stories that never made it into the paper. You could use the terminals to work on your own short stories.
Sometimes in the late afternoons the stocky little publisher wended his way through the newsroom, causing most of the editors and reporters to sit up straighter and swallow hard. He was an unpleasant mixture of a corporate good-old-boy and a Texas good-ol-boy; indeed, few in the building seemed to find anything good about him. After he passed through, the editors and reporters invariably exchanged glances that suggested the emperor was wearing no clothes.
One evening the phone at my station rang. The phone didn't ring often. I was hoping it was a girl I liked.
"Obits," I said.
I was greeted by a Texas-styled growl. The man identified himself as the publisher.
"Heyyy! How are you?" I responded blithely, which was my customary phony response when all callers identified themselves, and which continues to be my customary response for any caller, even telemarketers from New Delhi.
The publisher had no time for phatic conversation. An acquaintance had died. And this death had caused the great publisher a great inconvenience. He said, "You make sure you get every God-damned last detail perfectly correct because I don't want those bastards ribbing me on the golf course, you hear?"
I learned a lot about life that day.
A few years later, when my journalism career was a thing of the past, I landed a gig as a copywriter in an ad agency. Our biggest client was a local company that was micromanaged by a larger-than-life figure who, like the publisher, had a tendency for scaring the bejesus out of everyone. After I was assigned to write a television commercial, a marketing rep from that company took me aside and whispered this advice: "All that matters is the Boss wants a commercial that won't get him teased by those bastards at the country club."
But even before he could complete the sentence, his advice was old news.
I lived near Westport in the '80s. Had a friend from The Star, music critic, PH. You know him? He gave me passes to lots of concerts one summer (Stevie Ray Vaughan SOOO disappointed me; then, four years later, he dies on me.). Then he moved to Chicago with his ballerina girlfriend.
Good times.
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I gave one to my Mother. 9mm Compact Stainless. Much better fit and finish than I thought we would see in that price range. She has yet to fire it, we were going to today but the rain curtailed those activities for today. Really does seem to be a very well made pistol though. Now i have fired a full size that I sold to my neighbor. Awesome gun. Adjustable target sights and very accurate. The bluing on it actually looks like bluing. Most of the 1911's I see these days in that price range seem to only come parked. I will do my dead level best to remember to come and give a range report after I actually fire my Mom's. Probably be Monday though.
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A police chase has shut down the Las Vegas Strip after a man tried to flee in what police say was a stolen vehicle by heading the wrong way into traffic and smashing into a police cruiser.
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PHOENIX -- The next couple of days we'll continue to see high temperatures around 100-degrees for the Valley.
Wednesday will also be rather breezy at times. However, another storm system is headed toward the west and that will bring us some cooler temperatures by the end of the week.
By Friday and Saturday, look for Valley highs to be in the 90s, which is about average for this time of year.
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The WTA is supposed to promote womens tennis, not bash or ridicule it. And despite it's no doubt many shortcomings they have by and large done a very good job of that considering that tennis is the most popular sport for women in the world and the only one where a woman has as much chance (or close) to become a zillionaire as her male colleagues.
Can't disagree with your main premise at all,but they've crossed the line and become enablers for players who don't respect the sport,thus seriously hurting their credibility with many sports fans.I exaggerated just a bit,of course,yet the WTA should NOT pamper tankers and underachievers to reward them for NON-effort.....Gotts run,amigo
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Intro (Under Construction) LyricsArtist: Missy ElliottAlbum: Under Construction radio cats listers or plain old haters a small piece of my album which is titled under construction under consrtuction simply states that im a work in progress im working on myself you know uh every since Aaliyah passed i view life in a uh more valuable way looking at hate and anger gossip or just plain ol bullshit became ignorant to me when you realize in a blink of a eye you walking down a church aisle and that was meant for weddings and happiness and realize the same church aisle are used to view a loved one for the last time from the world trade families the left eye family big pun family you know biggie family pac family to the hip hop family we all under construction trying to rebuild you know ourselves hip hop done gained respect from you know not even respect form but just like rock and roll and it took us a lot of hard work to get here so all that hatin and animosity between folks you need to kill it with a skillet you don't see bill gates and donald trump arguing wit each other cuz both of them got paper and the they got better shit to do get more paper so all im sayin is lets take hip hop back to the rope follow me
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Jodeci - Checkin' For You
Mon, Mar 02, 2015 in Music
Take heed fellas; if you forgot how to make your lady feel wanted, Jodeci has your back. In anticipation for their comeback album, song No. 3, "Checkin' For You," has arrived in full. On the ballad, the veteran group members deliver heartfelt lyrics about taking care of home.
Estelle Performs "Silly Girl" on The Real; Set to Appear on Next Episode of Empire
Mon, Mar 02, 2015 in News
Earlier today, Grammy award winning singer Estelle delivered an inspiring performance of her latest single "Silly Girl" on The REAL.
Adrian Marcel - 5 Minutes
Mon, Mar 02, 2015 in Videos
Adrian Marcel tried to charm his way into the heart of a distraught young lady on his previous video for "Liar," and, well, it worked!
Wale - The Matrimony Ft. Usher
Mon, Mar 02, 2015 in Rappersroom
Wale drops his sentimental single "The Matrimony" ft. Usher. Produced by Jake One, it's a definite radio banger from the rapper's third studio album, The Album About Nothing.
Leigh Bush - Series 3187
Mon, Mar 02, 2015 in Mix Room
Mr. Leigh Bush's 28th birthday was yesterday (March 1), and to celebrate, the singer gifts fans with a 4-track EP called Series 3187, a play off of his birth date.
Tink - Ran Up A Check ft. Rich The Kid
Mon, Mar 02, 2015 in Music
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Mon, Mar 02, 2015 in Music
R&B newcomer Malachiae Warren (aka Chiae) follows up "24's," a remake of T.I.'s 2003 song of the same name, with the brand new single "Thank Yo Momma," featuring TK N Cash
Isa - You & I
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In the clip, directed by Rob Jenkins, Isa longs for the one that got away, but in an attempt to reconcile, the meeting doesn't go as planned.
Nick Jonas - Chains (Remix) ft. Jhene Aiko
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Nick Jonas gets Jhene Aiko as a guest on the remix to his newest single, "Chains," the first track on the tracklist of his self-titled LP.


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New Delhi, May 5 Indian designer Manish Arora's year-long association as creative director of French fashion house Paco Rabanne has ended.
Confirming the development, Arora told IANS: "Yes, I am no longer associated with Paco Rabanne but the journey has been amazing. The contract was for one year and I finished a year."
The fashion house, which launched a women's ready-to-wear line last year, has successfully ended the contract by mutual agreement.
Arora, known for his use of psychedelic colours and eye-catching prints, presented a collection for Paco Rabanne in March.
His first creation for the fashion house was unveiled in September last year.
Arora recently showcased his work in Paris, and is now back in the capital.
Renewing his contract with Paco Rabanne is not on his mind.
"I am not planning to continue with the brand for the moment because I am busy with my own shows. I am doing two shows in one week in Paris. So for the moment, I am just doing shows," he added.


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Boots • Perfect Lips Pencil in 20 Nude • Lip Liners
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Would buy this product again. | 81% |
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*TOP REVIEWER* LUVrascal on 9/18/2014 8:07:00 PM more reviews by LUVrascal
Age: 30-35 Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Hazel
Like so many other reviewers, I bought this after seeing Lisa Eldridge use it in her videos. It's a muted, fleshy peach that pulls medium against my pale skin. I don't get any pink tones out of it at all but maybe a tinge of a slightly brownish base.
I like the formula a lot. It's soft and creamy and goes on smoothly. I just purchased a Charlotte Tilbury lip liner in Pillowtalk and I actually prefer this to the CT, which is incredibly drying and uncomfortable to wear alone. I can wear this alone with a bit of lip balm and it feels good, whereas with the Charlotte Tilbury I have to pile it on a thick lip gloss so my lips don't feel miserable.
I'm still on the lookout for a more neutral, pinky-beige lip liner to work as a universal base for all my pale pinks and nude lipsticks/glosses, but I actually think this color works well under a wider range of lip colors than I expected. I especially like it under a few of my pale peach lip glosses.
This is average on wear length since it's a softer/creamy texture, but small price to pay given the comfortable wear. I like that it's a twist up mechanical packaging too. Overall a really nice lip liner.
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beautykrazy on 4/25/2014 9:21:00 AM more reviews by beautykrazy
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Hazel
Lisa Eldridge did a great job designing this colour, it's a colour I would have designed myself! One of my fave go-to lipsticks is Mac Shy Girl and this is kind of like that. It's a perfect "natural lips" liner but on the peachy-nude side rather than pink-mauvey natural. The warmness of the colour works so well with my skintone (lovely on pale skin). Works great as an all-over colour without being too drying. Works as a base for other products. Works great as a liner to compliment nudes, peaches, pinks....the texture is beautiful - just as good as my Guerlain or other high-end liners. Creamy but not too soft or waxy, not too drying, just perfect. If you're in the UK and you get those No7 vouchers use them to get this because you won't regret it. The shade Blush is gorgeous too.
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amynguyen01 on 2/1/2014 12:18:00 PM more reviews by amynguyen01
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Black
I saw Lisa Eldridge use and recommend this color lip liner, and wanted to try this out.This lip liner applies very smooth. However, the color is simply unattractive. It is not a perfect, flattering nude but rather a very unattractive, washed out tawny shade. I am around NC 15 and I do not see how this lip color could be flattering. Nevertheless, it is affordable and the formula applies smooth and seems long lasting. Maybe other shades would be more flattering.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Victoriajane89 on 1/16/2014 10:52:00 AM more reviews by Victoriajane89
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Green
The colour is a more of a pink neutral/nude colour and is slightly light for my lip colour, however it is the closest match I have found. The texture is creamy but is durable.
Tip: apply this all over your lip before applying a lip stick not only does it help last but also makes the colour pop.
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*TOP REVIEWER* ckb on 9/17/2013 4:14:00 PM more reviews by ckb
Age: 36-43 Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
I'm so sad that this didn't work for me. Formula is great. Applies smoothly. I am a sucker for anything that Lisa Eldrige endorses. But this liner is too brown on me. It makes my lips look muddy. Even when I try to "nude" it out by place a nude gloss or lip butter over it -- it isn't cute on me. I'll have to pass.
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annkelly on 2/28/2013 12:22:00 AM more reviews by annkelly
Age: 44-55 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
Oh, the disappointment!! I hunted this pencil down across three countries after seeing Lisa Eldridge using it and wearing it (love her). I have similar coloring so I had such high hopes it would be a pale neutral/nude. But on my very pink/red lips, it's a bright, burnt orange. It's not nude, it's not neutral, and it's not even a little bit attractive. It looks very muddy and turns every nude lipstick I put over it orangish. I begin to wonder if I even have the right pencil. It's No. 7, marked Nude, Precision Lips (can't seem to find Perfect Lips, even on the Boots Web site)....The quest for the perfect nude lip liner continues..... Sigh.
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*TOP REVIEWER* NativeNewyorker on 1/21/2013 6:02:00 PM more reviews by NativeNewyorker
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Red, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
I had a difficult time finding this lip liner. I happened to be visiting my family in Florida and got lucky on a routine visit to the local Target. They had only one! In L.A., my local Target stores all said that they won't have any more stock until March.
I saw this in one of Lisa Eldridge's videos. I thought the color would be perfect for me. I have been searching for a lip liner that would work with my coloring. It's harder than you think! I had just about given up altogether, when I saw Lisa Eldridge using it in her video. I have been trying to find this color for more than a month.
I am so happy with this lip liner! It's perfect for my skin tone and works beautifully with my nude lipsticks. It's so natural. Many nudes are too brown in tone. Some are too pink or reddish. This one has such a unique color. I wouldn't call it a true nude. It's like a warm natural peachy color. I love that it's automatic and no sharpening! Sometimes I line my lips and then fill it in all over my mouth. Then I put my lipstick on over it. That's something Lisa Eldridge did in one of her videos. I really like that it looks so natural. It doesn't look like you are wearing lip liner. It's subtle and that is something I really love. Staying power is very good.
Now I just have to make sure to head to Target in March to get more! But I am happy that I finally found the right lip liner. It completes my look. The price is reasonable, too.
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*TOP REVIEWER* pickles945 on 7/27/2012 3:17:00 AM more reviews by pickles945
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
This is an awesome lipliner. Its a twist-pen which I love, and the colour match is perfect for my lips so it just provides a cleaner edge to my lips. A great base for my lipstick, which now tends to be the Burberry Lip Cover #03 Cameo Pink, and its perfect.
The staying power? Im not too sure because I tend to reapply my lipstick every 3 hours or so just out of habit (read necessity after constantly drinking tea all day long). For its cost, the quality is wonderful!
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*TOP REVIEWER* peunwha on 4/16/2012 7:47:00 PM more reviews by peunwha
Age: 30-35 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
this has creamy nice textrue and the case is great..
it's rather almost same color with my natural lips than nude. it's not like nude.. but the color is just right for lips anyways..
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*TOP REVIEWER* theporpoise on 4/8/2012 3:31:00 AM more reviews by theporpoise
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium Eyes: Blue
I like the packaging and the texture of this liner. It is creamy and applies smoothly, but really stays put. I am not a fan of this color, it is a bit too brown for me, really muddies my look. I would prefer if it had a bit more pink tone instead of peachy.
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Oh wait... And it's not like he's telling us about any of whatever's so big it warrants being fairly quiet for 6 months either.
im telling you man... my gut says they are going to completely re-do dom like they did TT. it's just a matter of time.
Still hoping for a winter map since its snowing outside
While I'd like Nome to try maintain the pace he had with the stickied threads when it comes to chatting with us, I will have to second the Orphane inquiry.
I'd rather him working on potential features and him not telling us about it, than him being an open jar of info on what may or may not happen. I used to wish the latter, but I was let down too much. In other words, I bet he's silent because there's nothing he can reveal that he can promise to follow through on.
My disappointment is that Season 3 is technically "here", yet of course there is nothing new or plans announced for ranked Dominion...
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Not having any changes is one thing, but BFT got nerfed with no mention in the patch notes at all.
If dominion design team consists of Nome, Nome, Nome and his assistant, Nome, then it's not really a surprise why there's no visible progress. Even though dominion got A LOT more popular this time.
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NBC News — Ford hopes going small will help it go big in India. Ford is focusing on small, low-cost cars in India, its manufacturing hub for Africa and the Asia-Pacific region.
The U.S. automaker is set to launch several new small cars over the next three years. This is a first for Ford who traditionally has focused on larger vehicles like SUVs and pick up trucks. Company officials expect to double their capacity in Asia, to around 450,000 cars a year.


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Easy Construction was founded by our Managing Director/CEO Mr.Hassan Mohamed and incorporated in Male', on June, 1992. We are a privately held corporation headquartered in Male'. With a unpretentious beginning, we started our first official project based on a contract with Dimms ( now known as Damas ) with a few labours. The management of Damas was so pleased with the work of our budding new organization that unto today, still we remain as their first choice for any construction project.
Easy Construction's value proposition is to serve its clients with the goal of optimizing the value of their construction investment. As one team, we work to identify and deliver outstanding value in a manner which will result in high quality, safe, more efficient and competitive construction outcomes. Our profile of work is extensive and balanced across most building sectors including: corporate, public, commercial and residential.
Preconstruction planning and in-house technical service professionals offer the collective expertise and resources to assure a well-planned and predictable project outcome. Easy Construction's operations teams lead the industry in terms of safety, quality and on-time delivery. We are proud to say that our ratios of personnel longevity and repeat business are among the highest in the entire construction industry.
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Our Managing Director, Mr.Hassan Mohamed entered the field of construction in the year 2005. With only 16 labours working under his guiding, he himself practically working as a project manager, he worked himself into the world of building. The first project was done between 1987 and 1988 were Ziyaaraiy Fushi and Giraavaru Resort. Regardless of the scarcity of the resources available at the infant stage of our organization, we have proved we cannot be defeated in the industry by showing our progress with the number of projects that we undertook together with our professionalism on the project that we undertook under the supervision of our Managing Director. Even today, it's not surprising to see our
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Growth – Easy Construction is committed to planned, managed growth.
Leadership – Easy Construction is committed to providing its industry and communities with strong leadership.
A Fair Profit – The result of our commitment to these core values is a fair profit.