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Tangkahan Nature Reserve
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Tangkahan Nature Reserve Reviews
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Tangkahan Nature Reserve Jan 30, 2009
- Elephant! Elephant!!Elephant!!! You can have elephant ride, elephant bathing, or even join the elephant patrol tour. This 4 days tour starts from Tangkahan and end up at Bukit Lawang, it's means you will get 4 days full live in Taman Nasional Gunung Leuser (TNGL / Leuser Mt. National Park), part of Sumatra Rain Forest that become UNESCO Heritage Site because its contribution for supplying world Oxygen. It's also mean that you will walk through one of the biggest biodiversity heaven while you together back to back with the elephant and its manhout patrolling to prevent illegal lodging.
- Jungle Tracking to : Gua Kalong (Bat Cave), Pantai Kupu-Kupu (Butterfly Beach) in the morning or even to the local villages.
- Swimming and Tube Riding ( Tubing ) along Buluh River and Batang River, stops at waterfalls, white sand beach, hotspring spot, caves, etc.
- Relax…relax…relax…that's for sure.
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text: Imaging of breast implants—a pictorial reviewSergi Juanpere, Elsa Pérez, Oscar Huc, Naiara Motos, Josep Pont, Salvador Pedraza2011The number of women with breast implants is increasing. Radiologists must be familiar with the normal and abnormal findings of common implants. Implant rupture is a well-known complication after surgery and is the main cause of implant removal. Although mammography and ultrasonography are the standard first steps in the diagnostic workup, magnetic resonance… (More)

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Horse Farm on the Leaf River in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Horse boarding, riding, training, and therapy.
Miniature horse hobby farm - horses for sale at all times. Shown locally.
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Rocky Mountain Horse Training, Breeding and Sales.
Boarding, breeding, training, and showing safe, sound, & sane halter type quarter horses and paints. Follow and like us on Facebook also
small operation with one on one training and maintenance.
Breed, train, show,rent for trails, special events, sell smooth gaited registered peruvian paso horses of all ages and colors.
This is a laid back farm. We have cows and horses. Usually ride for enjoyment.
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My feet have tread in filth.
I am dust
without water to quench my soul.
Can I stand before You
as defiled as I am,
knowing Your basin of forgiveness
is poured out for me.
Call me in
from the streets staining my flesh,
where I have crawled
toward my demise.
Pour Your healing fluid
over my pride.
Embrace me Lord,
as You humble Yourself
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text: I am asking because we are planning on taking a cruise sometime in 2011. I say sometime because DH is military and we want to take a cruise whenever he gets back from deployment, but we are unsure of when he will get back and when he can take leave. I know that we will get travel insurance if we book a cruise, but we might not know until a couple of days before we take the cruise. Could I book a cruise at the last minute? I also notice that there are some great deals if you wait until last minute, anyone have success doing this? Sorry I am a first time cruiser and we are so excited to take a Disney cruise. I am new to the boards and have been lurking and learning so much from the guides on this site. I am sure I will have a ton more questions as 2011 is a long time away. Oh, would you rather take a 7 day Western Carribean or a 4 day bahama on the Dream? ( I know the dream has not come out yet) TIA!!


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Bangalore, Nov 29 (UNI) Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee President Mallikarajun Kharge today exhorted the party workers to be in preparedness for Assembly elections to ensure that the party was brought back to power on its own.
Addressing a one-day workshop on the present political situation in the state here, he said the picture was now crystal clear with the dissolution of the Assembly and a united fight by the leaders could ensure the party's victory.
''The partymen should not wait till the last minute to get into election mode but take up programmes at different electoral levels in their respective constituencies to revive the party at grassroots level'', he said.
He criticised JD(S)-BJP coalition government for indulging in infighting and 'looting' the state in the last 20 months.
There would not be any sympathy wave in favour of BJP, he observed saying that the BJP had not done anything good for the people except involving itself in various scams on the pretext of taking up welfare progrmmes.


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February 7th, 2002, 10:31 AM #1
Hi All! [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]
I've been looking at a lot of sites and seeing a lot of different things...
What happens if you put to many words in the title and meta tags? Will the search engine disqualify you?
Also what if you repeat words more than three times in the keyword phrases? Will the search engine disqualify you?
I guess what I'm trying to find out is are there any meta tag hoaxes?
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Another Q :
How many times is too many times for the same keywords to appear in the text of a page ?
If it appears as a heading, bolded text, in sentences, strings of words seperated by commas within the text and as part of link titles , but the page also contains a lot of other text, will that most likely get indexed as "spam", or "relevent" content to the keyword ?
I would really love to know the answers to these puzzling questions , as I work on building a mega monster of a site that may very well take the rest of my life [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img]
February 8th, 2002, 10:25 AM #3
Hi Lisa, no answers yet. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_frown.gif[/img]
Well anyways, what I've been noticeing is that some sites between the title tags have text running all the way across the top of the browser... But when I go to the neighborhood "how to make your website search engine friendly" site they tell you that you can only use something like 60 caracters?... What's up with that?
If you use to many words in the meta and title tags doesn't the search engine just pull the maximum words that it can handle and leave the rest alone or does it reject the page?
Is anyone out there (insert ecco here)?
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meta tags are relavent to each search engine individually. Some love repeat words, and your site can be totally non html compliant and they will put you on top of the listings. Others require it to be gods gift to perfection. While others completely ignor that, read the title and content of the page and call it good. They change almost quarterly these days, so watch what's happening. Also, don't get impatient, at times they operate in slow motion. The best thing you can do is build several versions of the same site, just keep in mind, a real human being will eventually see it, and the version the engine likes may not be the best one to show, so make sure there is a link the the "real" site prominently displayed.
February 11th, 2002, 02:14 PM #5
Thanks Brian Millar. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]
Anyone else?
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Terrible Beauty: A Cultural History of the Twentieth Century : The People and Ideas that Shaped the Modern Mind: A History Paperback
by Peter Watson
A history of the twentieth century which covers all the ideas, people, great events, literary and artistic movements, scientific discoveries which have shaped the twentieth century.Terrible Beauty presents a unique narrative of the twentieth century.
Unlike more conventional histories, where the focus is on political events and personalities, on wars, treaties and elections, this book concentrates on the ideas that made the century so rich, rewarding and provocative.
Beginning with four seminal ideas which were introduced in 1900 - the unconscious, the gene, the quantum and Picasso's first paintings in Paris - the book brings together the main areas of thought and juxtaposes the most original and influential ideas of our time in an immensely readable narrative.
From the creation of plastic to Norman Mailer, from the discovery of the 'Big Bang' to the Counterculture, from Relativity to Susan Sontag, from Proust to Salman Rushdie, and Henri Bergson to Saul Bellow, the book's range is encyclopedic.
We meet in these pages the other twentieth century, the writers, the artists, the scientists and philosophers who were not cowed by the political and military disasters raging around them, and produced some of the most amazing and rewarding ideas by which we live.
Terrible Beauty, endlessly stimulating and provocative, affirms that there was much more to the twentieth century than war and genocide.
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- Publication Date: 01/11/2001
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I loved reading this account of art, music, literature, science, and society across the 20th century. Watson finds that the idea of evolution perhaps had the single greatest impact on 20th century thought. On the down side, one can often judge such broad-ranging books by what they say about your own areas of expertise, which in my case is economics, and I found Watson's account of economic ideas to be rather dated and with gaping holes in the historical account.
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Top questions still puzzling many of today's mobile app marketers
Recently, I attended one of San Francisco's top mobile industry conferences. While these events tend to be extremely important in terms of socializing, content wise, I always feel that there is so much more attendees could learn and discover in regards to mobile application marketing.
Today's young and eager app developers are arriving prepared with intelligent questions, but we seem to leave them scratching their heads after providing vague answers. My least favorite and the most common refrain at these events seems to be, "Well, it depends on the app …" We, the mobile marketing experts, need to do a better job and provide them with actionable advice.
To help app developers with their marketing-related issues, below are detailed and informative answers to some of the most common questions we are hear from during daily discussions and industry conferences.
When tracking post-install user behavior, what are the most common parameters to track and measure?
When post-install events first became available, advertisers were tracking ten different events, including tutorial completions, Facebook activity, reaching a certain level in a game or section in the app. Soon after, they came to realize that tracking too much is less effective and are now focused on three main events:
• Unique paying users within the first week
• Total ROI (non-unique) within the first 30 days
• Second day of retention (for free apps)
What are the benchmarks for these popular behavioral patterns? How do you know if the campaign is performing well?
Following are a few of the best indicators of campaign impact and progress:
• The average number of unique paying users should be three to five percent.
• ROI should be 30 percent to 40 percent. We have seen travel apps that can recoup 60 percent of the money spent on new user acquisition within the first month while other categories can wait up to eight months to full spend recoupment, but as mentioned the average is 30 percent to 40 percent within 30 days.
• Second day of retention: 50 percent for social apps and 30 percent for all other apps.
Click-through rates (CTR): What can I expect from banner ads (320×50), full screen/interstitial ads (320×480/320×200) and native ads?
Average CTRs:
• Banner ad: 0.5 percent
• Full screen ad: 3 percent-5 percent
• Native ad – 4 percent-8 percent
Creative renewal: How often do I need to send out new creative?
While there are ads that can work for weeks and month, apps should typically send out a new message at least twice a month.
Is there a difference between the quality of a user being generated from a native ad versus a full screen ad?
Statistics show that the quality of a user that downloads the app after being exposed to a native ad is 35 percent better than a user generated from a full screen ad.
When running a retargeting campaign, what can be expected in terms of returning users to my service?
On average, between 10 percent and 30 percent. Conducting a re-targeting plus deep-linking campaign usually gets the advertiser closer to 30 percent re-engaged users .
HOPEFULLY, THIS ADVICE and feedback get developers and other mobile app marketers pointed in the right direction when launching their next marketing campaign.
Sigal Bareket is San Francisco-based cofounder and co-CEO of Taptica, a global performance-based demand-side platform. Reach her at [email protected]


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Magic Magnify
Magic Magnify is a Flash zoom tool. On hover an elegant effect uses a magnifying-glass to show close-up detail of the product image. The size of the magnifier is easily controlled by your mouse wheel depending how large or small you want the image to be magnified. Magic Magnify can be used on any website, CMS, ecommerce site, shopping cart or blog. Simple to install, the Magic Magnify requires only two lines of HTML. Compatible with all major browsers. We also offer a full 100% money back guarantee. At just £29 for one license, this zoom functionality is great value for money. If you have a non-commercial website we will give you Magic Magnify for free. Follow us for the very latest on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/MagicToolbox and Twitter: http://twitter.com/magictoolboxVisit publisher site: Magic Magnify
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Dogs by Day (& Nite)
- Location: Washington, DC
- Website: dogsbyday.com
Dogs by Day (& Nite) is a cageless day care and boarding facility open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Located on 14th Street, between R and S Streets, Dogs by Day is convenient for many city dwellers. We've been very impressed with their care of our puppy Samson. More info and photos below the jump...
Our dog-owning neighbors and friends have also been happy with Dogs by Day. You can take an online tour of Dogs by Day by following this link.
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New articles and worksheets Nov 08 Part Two
As I haven't said for a while, the real purpose of this blog isn't pontificating on all things TEFL (not sure how I started doing that, maybe WordPress is haunted by a malevolent spirit?) but to give links to my … Continue reading
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Finished reading the Experience of Language Teaching a week or two ago, and here are some of my favourite quotes: on continuous enrollment "like teaching on a moving bus, or in the middle of a railway station, with people coming … Continue reading
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An alternative way of planning your lessons
1. Put a metal plate by the side of your sofa 2. Hold a spoon in your left hand 3. Lie on your sofa with your left hand draped over the plate
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The Battle of Margate began on May 17 1964 at the railway station when a gang of youths suddenly started breaking the windows of a trackside buffet.
"The boy who started it was so good looking and nicely dressed," the manageress subsequently remarked. "You wouldn't have thought he was a nasty type."
The boy was a Mod, a subculture defined almost exclusively by its sense of style. For Mods, who first appeared around 1958, clothes were rebellion, an assertion of independence from parents and class. At first, they wore suits, tightly tailored, with narrow lapels and sharp lines. Shirts had pointed collars and were invariably buttoned to the neck. Trousers, tapered to a narrow ankle, had creases sharp enough to shave with and were hemmed high in order to show off winkle-picker shoes.
Eventually, the fashion broadened; Mods took to wearing Fred Perry polo shirts and close-fitting V-neck sweaters. The defining feature was minimalism. There was never anything baggy; a chubby Mod was an oxymoron. Everything was perfectly ironed, impeccably clean. Hair was short, closely cropped, trimmed with precision instruments.
The infamous clashes with Rockers at the seaside were stylised dominance rituals – more strutting than real strife. Unfortunately, those battles have dictated perception, with the result that Mod has been misunderstood and its influence underestimated. Social historians have dismissed Mods because they seem so shallow.
Granted, there was no body politic underneath the sharp clothes. Mods were too busy being fabulous to get all that worried about real issues.
Yet, as Richard Weight shows, they had more influence on subsequent generations than the long-haired politicos who strutted their hour in Grosvenor Square and then were heard no more.
By 1964, Mod had been hijacked and turned into mass market. The original Mods – kids who wanted to rise above working-class stereotypes – saw their ethos usurped by the beautiful people who shopped at Biba. Weight, however, believes that commercialisation simply demonstrates how successful was the Mod revolution. Eventually Mod was manifested not just in clothes and music, but in leisure, travel, interior design, advertising and food. Even the signs on Britain's motorways were Mod – and remain so.
This explains why less than half of Weight's book is devoted to what most people define as Mod. He goes on to show how the original youth culture morphed into northern soul, glam, skinhead, punk, 2-Tone, Britpop and rave, all the while adhering to the original tenets of modernism. In the process, something fundamentally British emerged, even though the clothes and scooters were Italian, the music American or Jamaican, the food French and the furniture Swedish. What mattered was the British enthusiasm for what was modern, eclectic and alive.
Mod was Britain's defence against the American cultural invasion. When I first came to Britain in 1980, I was struck by how different the clothes were. Young men wore tighter T-shirts with shorter sleeves and their unlined jackets made them look emaciated – a glaring contrast to the brawny American styles I knew. After reading Weight, I now understand that what I had observed back then was the enduring influence of Mod.
Mod is an important book because it shows how a style so often dismissed as trivial is in fact an important determinant of Britishness. That style is, or should be, an object of pride. It demonstrates cultural vitality; it is an assertion of identity. The playfulness and razor-sharp irony of Mod defines the British. Yet that is what is missing from this otherwise impressive book. There's far too much po-faced cultural criticism and not enough fun and energy. Weight tells us how Mods dressed and what music they preferred, but not what they were like. He's too earnest, and earnest is not a word that sits well with Mod.
Last week Axminster Carpets was narrowly saved from closure. While most will blame the recession for the company's collapse, in truth the fault lies with Mod. The Britain of doilies, chintz and antimacassars is gone, swept away by Ben Sherman, Poäng chairs and Bradley Wiggins.
What was once a youth culture is now the culture. "We are all modernists now," argues Weight. Despite its oppressive gravity, this is a great book because it has the courage to celebrate what is wonderfully modern.
Richard Weight
Bodley Head, £25, 496pp


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Zermatt is located at the foot of the Matterhorn in the Valais Alps in the south of Switzerland at an altitude of 1,600m. above sea-level.
The resort lies at the end of the Vispa Valley, which is reached via the town of Visp.
38 of Europe's 76 four-thousand-metre peaks are in the area surrounding Zermatt. Zermatt's ski area is connected to the ski area of Cervinia (Italy) via the Theodul pass (3,300m.) and the Testa Grigia (3'480m.).


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Movie of Bryan Beasley. Introduced in cinemas in 2014, with production teams of USA. You can watch The Quiet Philanthropist: The Edith Gaylord Story online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
Rating: 5 by 10 users./
Runtime: 45 minutes
Amy Ulrich.
Documental, Historic.
45-minute film (full movie) directed by Bryan Beasley.
The original audio of The Quiet Philanthropist: The Edith Gaylord Story has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Bryan Beasley.
Bill Sloggatt and Peter Hermes.
Bob Ross, Justin Sloggatt and Bob Blackburn.
Composed by Kays Al-Atrakchi.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie The Quiet Philanthropist: The Edith Gaylord Story has a duration of 45 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
See the page of this full movie, The Quiet Philanthropist: The Edith Gaylord Story in FULLTV Movies.


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There have been incessant and renewed calls and agitations by the public for the Director General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, Harold Demuren, to be relieved of his appointment as the helmsman for the nation's civil aviation authority.
These renewed agitations and incitement of the public are orchestrated by the members of the National Assembly and politicians who claim they have oversight functions on the industry they do not know about its technicalities.If the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority's responses or comments on the Senate and House of Representatives Joint Committee on Aviation report on the crash of Dana and Allied Aircraft published in The Guardian and The Sun newspaper of Thursday, January 31, 2013 are correct and faultless, then our lawmakers should avoid toeing the path of perfidy and honourably apologise to the NCAA and Demuren whom they have slandered.
According to the comments by the NCAA, all the alleged findings are far from reality and deliberate resolve to "undermine our national resolve and ability to accomplish the objectives we have set as a nation". Therefore, name-calling is unpatriotic and self-serving rather than for national interest.Most of the allegations against the agency are about compliance with its own procedure for Airlines Operators Certificate, licensed type-rated inspectors,
the qualification of the DG-NCAA and other inspectors, insurance of Dana airlines and so on. I hope the response of the agency has put to rest the allegations. In my opinion, I think that we should encourage NCAA instead of politicising issues by putting square pegs in round holes, dismissing the best and replacing them with those who are cronies of politicians.
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this week i realized that its about time for me to do a desktop system rebuild. prior to the last year and a half, i had been on an upgrade rampage in regards to my desktop pc. i initially built my very first desktop system back in 1998; it was an AMD Athlon (Slot A) 999mhz cpu w/ 512mb pc133 memory, a whooping 20gb harddrive and dvd/cd-rw combo drive and cost about $400 to build.Â
through my upgrade bender i went through about 12 different computer cases, 10 motherboards, 6 video cards, and 3 monitors.  so with all of the components i went through, what was the best upgrade?Â
my Dell 24" LCD Monitor hands-down!
i don't know if you have ever used a 24" widescreen monitor before but lets just say once you do you'll never go back. i have friends who own/use crappy little 15" crt monitors or a 17" lcd and it baffles me on why one would not upgrade the one thing he/she uses each day? if you have to use it or do use it on a daily basis, why not make it more enjoyable and better on the eyes?
i've had my dell for about 2 years now and would consider it to be the best pc upgrade ever. prior to my dell 24" widescreen, i had a very decent standard 19" Lcd but it still wasn't enough desktop space for the stuff i was doing (photoshop, video editing/mixing, gaming, geeking). my work 20" widescreen just doesn't seem the same, however having two of them does help though... :)
so, whats your best/favorite pc upgrade you've done? feel free to share in the comments. ;)


text: Innovations in Parallel Corpus Search ToolsMartin Volk, Johannes Graën, Elena CallegaroLREC2014Recent years have seen an increased interest in and availability of parallel corpora. Large corpora from international organizations (e.g. European Union, United Nations, European Patent Office), or from multilingual Internet sites (e.g. OpenSubtitles) are now easily available and are used for statistical machine translation but also for online search by… (More)


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What is a Student Credit Card?
A student credit card is a payment card particularly designed for students to help them meet their various expenses. The Student Credit Cards enable students to enjoy interest free short term credits. These credit cards not only provide financial independence to students, they also come with attractive rewards and pave the way for establishing a good credit history for students, which is really important for them to avail further credits in the future.
Student Credit Cards in Malaysia
There are many banks in Malaysia which offer customized student credit cards for students. These credit cards are mainly meant for high school and college students.
Key Features of Student Credit Cards in Malaysia
The Students Credit Cards offered by Malaysian Banks come with a number of attractive features. Listed below are the main features of Student Credit Cards
- No Annual Fee:
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- Like other credit cards, Students Credit Cards are equipped with latest technology to protect students from fraud.
- These cards come with extended warranty protection.
- Supplementary Credit Cards may be available along with the primary credit card.
- Students Credit Cards offer attractive and lower rates of interest so as to benefit the students most.
Mostly, Students Credit Cards are free form annual fees. Because, paying annual fees can serve as an additional burden for students.
Student Credit Cards come with various attractive rewards in the form of reward points or cashbacks.
Student Credit Card usually have a zero introductory Annual Percentage Rate for the first few months.
Student Credit Cards usually offer lower credit limits.
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The Student Credit Cards in Malaysia offer a host of benefits which include:
- These cards are safe and secure means of payment.
- Students get introduced to an increasingly cashless society.
- By using these cards, students can build up a good credit history. Going forward, a good credit history will help them when it comes to applying for different types of credits such as Home Loan, Car loan and Personal Loan.
- Students learn to manage credit responsibly by using these credit cards.
- Students can enjoy travel assistance with the help of these cards.
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MAINSTREAMING DECENT WORK INTO POVERTY ERADICATION POLICIES . presented by Ladis Columban Komba (Phd) Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Labor, Employment and Youth Development, Tanzania
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Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Labor, Employment and Youth Development, Tanzania
At the International Forum on the Eradication of Poverty, held at UN Headquarters, New York, USA 15th– 16th November 2006
As advocated by ILO the DWA strives for economic growth with equity through a coherent blend of social and economic goals. The Agenda has four elements:
Enhancing access to basic needs
a fight against hunger, provision of health services, basic education and skills, decent shelter and basic utilities (water, electricity, communication)
Increasing income levels of the peoplethrough increasing opportunities for decent work, access to financial services and profitable markets
Mainstreaming cross cutting issues
for sustainability, gender, environmental concerns and the HIV/AIDS must be mainstreamed into poverty eradication programs
Improving agricultural productivity
due to the dominance of the sector in most poor countries, a bigger impact would be realized by focusing on it
Enhancing investments in Industries
as a means of absorbing excess labor force from the agricultural sector, minimizing the dependence on imports and enhancing the market for agricultural produce. In any case, due to being more formal, the sector is more compatible with the decent work agenda.
Empowering the private sector
to take the lead as most Governments withdraw from active production and business undertakings following developmental reforms
Major causes mentioned include globalization, technological improvements, low capacity of the private sector to create employment, economic growth rate not coping with the population growth rate (2.9%), (700,000 enter the labor force annually while formal employment opportunities are 40,000), economic hardships and low quality of life in rural areas, child labor and change in roles of women in employment, privatization process, lack of access to credit facilities, lack of necessary skills among jobseekers and shortage of entrepreneurial skills necessary for self employment initiatives
More significant impacts include increasing income poverty, rural-urban migration that worsens the problem in towns, youth being the mostly affected become victims of un-decent work and potential criminals. Lack of proper education among working children make them unemployable at later stages. All these may have a negative impact on investments, and generally on economic development


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Decision Algorithm to Assist with Testing and Monitoring of
Patients with Suspected Ebola Virus Disease (EVD)
(Updated 8/18/14 – Please note this interim guidance is subject to change.)
Casual contact is defined as a) being within approximately 3 feet (1 meter) or within the room or care area for a prolonged period of time (e.g., healthcare personnel, household members) while not wearing recommended PPE (i.e., droplet and contact precautions)or b) having direct brief contact (e.g., shaking hands) with an EVD case while not wearing recommended PPE. At this time, brief interactions, such as walking by a person or moving through a hospital, do not constitute casual contact.
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CDC. Health Advisory to Clinicians: Guidelines for Evaluation of US Patients Suspected of Having Ebola Virus Disease (8/1/14, updated 8/8/14)
CDC. Ebola Virus Disease Information for Clinicians in U.S. Healthcare Settings. (8/10/14)
CDC. Interim Guidance for Specimen Collection, Transport, Testing, and Submission for Patients with Suspected Infection with Ebola Virus Disease (8/11/14)
CDC. Infection and Control Recommendations for Hospitalized Patients with Known or Suspected Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever in U.S. Hospitals (8/5/14)
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This is just a short thingy for me. I'm not a pro, which should be obvious, so it's
A: Not in depth.
B: Slightly Experimental
C: Uhh...
D: I may come off more douchey than I am....
I've tried a few Talon builds and have been KS'd a bit too often. So now I have decided to give Talon a build That starts out a bit like you would a Yi (speedy) adding attack speed and some movement speed since I won't use teleport while playing Talon.
After a bit I start to become really fast without the mana to back it up to secure a kill, this is where I try to coop with this by adding sheen.
Another zeal after form a trinity force, using it's slow and many other features to my advantage, plus I can keep the second zeal.
The Second zeal is for phantom dancers which help even more so with the kill assurance and movement speed, which isn't really a problem this far on.
The Frozen mallet comes in handy extremely, with its slow and +700 HP, not to mention the little AD boost.
Atma's Impaler comes in for the bit of armor that it provides, and and the critical strike doesn't hurt.
Warmog's armor comes to tie everything together adding enough health to keep talon alive.
Talon hates me and won't work with other people's builds. I decided to make my own, just for me, you don't have to use this.... in fact.... you're not supposed to...
Pros / Cons
It worked for me
Turns Talon into a rape train late game.
Now he KS's like a BAWSSS
I'm not a professional
He KS's like a BAWSSS, so people may complain. :D
I don't use runes exactly, but the ones I would probably try or would most likely work best for this are listed, just not the amount you should use that's up to you.
Masteries are a bit tricky I usually select a set that work for most all of my champions and try not to mess with these too much. I'm not that hardcore into this game... So... do what you want go get a professional build... why are you still here? Good... they left...
Summoner Spells
Kind of Obvious, exhaust for the slow and allows rape entrance easier.
Flash just for when you need to gtfo of a bad situation/secure a kill.
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Draken vae Khellian, bastard cousin of the Monoean King, had risen far from his ignominious origins, becoming both a Bowrank Commander and a member of the Crown's Black Guard. But when cursed black magic took his wife and his honor away, he fought past his own despair and grief, and carved out a new life in Akrasia. His bloody, unlikely path, chronicled in "Exile: The First Book of the Seven Eyes," led him to a new love, and a throne. Draken has seen too much blood . . . the blood of friends and of enemies alike. Peace is what he wants. Now he must leave his wife and newborn child in an attempt to forge an uneasy peace between the Monoean King and the kingdom of Akrasia. The long bloody shadow of Akrasia's violent past hangs over his efforts like a shroud. But there are other forces at work. Peace is not something everybody wants . . . not even in the seemingly straightforward kingdom of Draken's birth. Factions both known and unknown to Draken vie to undermine his efforts and throw the kingdom into civil war. Forces from his days in the Black Guard prove to be the most enigmatic, and a bloody tide threatens to engulf Draken's every step.
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Reading Carmen, Searching Dulce
Dulce Et Decorum Est
Bent double, like old beggars under sacks,
Knock-kneed, coughing like hags, we cursed through sludge,
Till on the haunting flares we turned out backs,
And towards our distant rest began to trudge.
Men marched asleep. Many had lost their boots,
But limped on, blood-shod. All went lame, all blind;
Drunk with fatigue; deaf even to the hoots
Of disappointed shells that dropped behind.
Gas! GAS! Quick, boys!--An ecstasy of fumbling
Fitting the clumsy helmets just in time,
But someone still was yelling out and stumbling
And flound'ring like a man in fire or lime.--
Dim through the misty panes and thick green light,
As under a green sea, I saw him drowning.
In all my dreams before my helpless sight
He plunges at me, guttering, choking, drowning.
If in some smothering dreams, you too could pace
Behind the wagon that we flung him in,
And watch the white eyes writhing in his face,
His hanging face, like a devil's sick of sin,
If you could hear, at every jolt, the blood
Come gargling from the froth-corrupted lungs,
Obscene as cancer, bitter as the cud
Of vile, incurable sores on innocent tongues,--
My friend, you would not tell with such high zest
To children ardent for some desperate glory,
The old Lie: Dulce et decorum est
Pro patria mori.
By Wilfred Owen
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April 16, 2007
Even at the peak of economic booms, it is never difficult to find laid-off workers who face difficulties and are delighted to tell reporters what they think about the boss, says Alan Reynolds senior fellow at the Cato Institute.
Lou Uchitelle of the New York Times is no exception, says Reynolds. He recently wrote an article on laid-off workers in Detroit. For any reporter determined to find bad news in the labor market, Michigan was definitely the place to be:
- The February unemployment rate was 4.5 percent for the nation but 6.6 percent for Michigan, which had lost 55,300 jobs in a year.
- For the nation, payroll employment was 2 million higher than a year before; no other state lost jobs.
Further, Uchitelle noted that 42,300 people left Michigan last year, which sounds like a sensible thing to do since every other state was adding jobs, says Reynolds. To Uchitelle, however, nothing and nobody should ever move. Change is just too scary.
Admittedly, Michigan is not a pretty economic picture, but it is not nearly as dark as the Dust Bowl image Uchitelle attempts to paint, says Reynolds. Uchitelle's urgings for European like "job protection" through regulation and sanctions will only backfire, making employers extremely reluctant to hire in the first place, and particularly afraid to give inexperienced young people a chance.
The last thing the people of Michigan should be asking for are the policies that produced unemployment rates of 8.6 percent in France, 9.3 percent in Germany and 11.5 percent in Belgium.
Source: Alan Reynolds, "Michigan As The New 'Dust Bowl'? Only In Fertile Mind Of The Media," Investor's Business Daily, April 11, 2007.
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How to improve y-velocity
Hi everyone, I have simulated a 2d open channel flow with good results but the Y-component of the velocity seems to be different, are there any ways to improve this?? using k-epsilon RNG turbulence model.
I need help very urgently. thanks
Re: How to improve y-velocity
Hi Ravi
I don't know why do yo want to compare y-velocity between models? This is not a good criteria to compare models.
I suggest that you compare velocity/max velocity, axial and tangetial Reynolds normal stress and turbulent kinetic models.
I good reference for you to learn how to analysis CFD could be: Martinuzzi R., & Pollard, A. (1989) Comparative Study of Turbulence models in Predicting Turbulent Pipe flow. AIAA Journal vol 27 no1 29-36.
In addition K-e and RNG models generally can not predict accurate y-z-velocities. If you want to optain better result try RSM!
I wonder if you are imposing k and e inlet profiles besides to the x-velocity
Alex Munoz
Re: How to improve y-velocity
Dear Alex, Firstly where can i find axial and tangetial Reynolds normal stress in Fluent? Can i plot a contour? Is it available in 2d? Secondly Unfortunetly my uni library does not have the AIAA Journal vol 27, they only have vol 28-39, is there anywhere i can get a hold of this journal? online journal would be great but i was unable to locate any on the net. Thanking you in advance for your help
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From: Ben Grodsky
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2007 11:29 AM
To: Tabish Hasan; Jay Mairs
Cc: Randy Saaf
Subject: RE: server .mets - links ono Slyck
I'm drafting response now quoting the article about the default
server.met in the default install being unverified and therefore likely
to give decoy/spoof results.
From: Tabish Hasan
Sent: Fri 15-Jun-07 11:20
To: Ben Grodsky; Jay Mairs
Cc: Randy Saaf
Subject: RE: server .mets - links ono Slyck
These are clean lists, so not sure how you want to respond.
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Hi guys,
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I'm not going to lie, I was a little scared of participating in this series and I told Ursula that I'm not sure I'm the right person for this. While my house always looks clean, I'm not going to ask you to open my closets and drawers. Some are more organized than others.
And my life has felt really out of control lately so committing to an organizing tour is a little out of my comfort zone. But what better way to feel like you are gaining controlled again than to organize things? It does make you feel better for sure.
While I didn't get everything done that I wanted to, I did get my daughter's room more organized. I have been talking about her a lot lately (HERE, HERE and HERE) and with her issues, she likes nothing more than spending time in her room doing crafts.
Update: Her room looks more like this now
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Success is a fluid, relative thing. Many Americans are taught that hard work pays off, but time and time again, people who work hard never get that elusive 'American Dream' sold to us as children. Some of us keep working hard, determined to beat the odds. Others give up, accepting their lot in life. A lot of us fall somewhere in between. I'm not saying that's right, wrong, or a mix of the two. It is what it is. Take that as you will.
I'm a prolific writer. When I first started out, my ceiling was maybe 50,000 words a year. Maybe. If the stars aligned, life went perfect, and nothing ever went wrong. Once upon a time, writing was one of those things I did if everything was just right for writing. Yes, I was also one of those people who called myself a writer when I wasn't writing all that much, too.
It took me more than a million words before I started getting decent at writing. Far more than a million words. It's a shifting target, being 'decent' at anything. Where is the benchmark for being a decent, a good, or even a great writer?
There isn't one, honestly. At least, I don't believe there is. There are financially successful authors. There are authors with a rabid fanbase despite their work being less than… literary.
Some people hate these stories. Some people love these stories. There's no such thing as the perfect author. I have a total love affair with an author who views spelling as optional. Their spelling… quirks… drive me absolutely apeshit batty, but I love their stories. (Yeah, this is a problem for me. A really big problem for me. Yet here I am, reading all of their stuffs because I love their stories.)
Writing and reading are relative.
I've talked about how I've worked at trying to make novel writing a successful career for myself. I've talked about my shelf of shame, projects I've never completed, and projects in the works. I'm going to talk about it again. I'm not feeling great today (cold, allergies, and some sort of blah) and going back over where I've been often helps remind me about where I want to go.
I prescribe to the work hard to get what you want thing. Success is a moving target. Am I one of those financially awesome authors who can afford to buy a new car every year? No. Will I ever be? Probably not. I don't even make minimum wage yet. Yet, however, is the keyword.
Once upon a time, my goal for success was $500 a year. Then it became $1,000. Then it became $5,000. Now it's $10,000. When I hit $10,000 earned in a year, it'll become $15,000. From there, $20,000, $30,000, and so on.
Yeah, I'm one of those people.
For my first exhibit, I'd like to introduce you to the Shelf of Shame. These are projects I view as so absolutely terrible I won't show them to anyone. I have gathered them from the graveyard of my writing folder, put them all together in a scrivener, and use them to remind myself how much better of an author I've become over the years.
There are one to seven different files under each character name, where I struggled to find a story for these characters, failed, got up, and tried again.
Some of these are original Witch & Wolf projects that were so bad I abandoned them altogether–conceptualized or written before Inquisitor. (Winter Wolf actually predated Inquisitor in horrible, horrible forms several years prior to me writing Inquisitor.)
This picture shows how many words I've committed to the graveyard that is my Shelf of Shame. This represents almost a decade of effort, quantified down to 526,555 words of failure.
Failure, like everything else, is often relative to the person failing. These are words I'll never use, but they serve one very important purpose:
They taught me how to write. They are the evidence I struggled, I learned, and I wanted to write bad enough I kept trying.
That is a success in so many different ways. I've named the file my Shelf of Shame, but each one of these stories is a trophy, too. They're the blood, sweat, and tears earned from making the effort to make myself a writer.
Yes, I'm aware of the camp that abides by the basics of a writer is a person who writes, no matter how infrequent the words. I don't want to be that sort of writer.
I want to be a writer who has a viable career entertaining others and telling stories people love. I can't do that if I'm not writing all the time. (Some will disagree on that, too. We can disagree. It's not like my personal opinion on my own writing habits at all hurts or helps you.)
Enter when I decided I really, truly wanted to be an author. I made a new scrivener project for my RJ Blain books, and I've gathered all the drafts, all the effort that went into the books, and I put them all in one place.
Since The Eye of God, I have written 1,372,275 words of fiction. Some are discarded rough drafts/revision editions. Most are my actual books. This excludes the words written by hand, too. That probably adds an additional 400-500,000 words–probably more, actually.
I do a lot of my drafting straight to computer nowadays, although I use pen and paper for basic outlining. Part of me doesn't like that change. I still handwrite certain projects for the love of handwriting, but most of my work is done on my laptop.
Blatant self-promotion time: You can check out my books by hopping over to amazon here. If you want to get your paws on my art or preorder copies of a bunch of unreleased titles, check out my indiegogo. (It ends April 1, 2016, and features coloring books, signed and unsigned print editions, and digital books of upcoming titles.)
If the campaign funds, I'm tossing in KARMA to anyone getting a digital perk, which is basically all perks. KARMA is the first book of a new W&W series. Yeah, that's right. I'm working on a new W&W series. Two, actually. PACK JUSTICE got out of control and became a book one, too.
(Yes, Silver Bullet is coming, and yes, it is a part of the indiegogo.)
Since it's been a while since I've showcased covers for upcoming titles, here's a sneak peek of what's in the works:
PACK JUSTICE will be the next release, with KARMA and SHADOWED FLAME on its heels shortly after. New Me is up to a lot of shenanigans, too. Yeah, that's a link. Yeah, you can click it. New Me writes sci-fi / fantasy dystopian that's, frankly, completely ridiculous and bizarre. She gets really fancy covers, too. Yeah, those covers below. I love writing these books because I get to escape from the real world for a while and enter one where I'm totally allowed to be batshit crazy.
I'm hoping to have The Chameleon and the Hound out in the next few months, but we'll see.
The Dawn of Dae cover tends to get people riled up because it shares pose similarities to a Divergent's movie poster. It cracks me up, because A: I don't watch tv or movies, and I legally purchased the license for the art. (You can't copyright a pose, for starters.) B: I needed a young female model with an older looking man overlooking a cityscape for the book.
You have no idea how hard it is to find a young woman with an older man in a city scape.
Anyway, That's New Me, and she writes really crazy but fun shit.
New Me has a long way to go, but she's worked up 194,385 words of fiction excluding the progress I've made on The Chameleon and the Hound.
So, how is my situation the illusion of success? In so many ways, I've far surpassed my hopes for my writing career. I'm a member of the SFWA. I've connected with some stellar fans. I get to write each and every day.
But, I'm not where I want to be yet. I want to be financially successful. I want to have a fanbase who loves my books so much they're chomping at the bit to get more books. I want to be a better writer.
Since I've started writing, I have written 2,093,215 words of fiction, and I still feel like I'm at the very beginning of my adventure. I have published ten full-length novels. (One being a compilation of five volumes.
Speaking of which, SA Hunt did a cover for the Tales of the Winter Wolf books, and I really like it! He's got a very different style compared to many other cover artists, and he was really easy to work with plus very affordable, so if you need an artist and you have budget constraints, send him a message. He might be able to help you out.
I like how this cover stands out compared to the new cover work I'm having done for the more traditional Witch & Wolf novels. It sets the scene for werewolf stories, has an interesting vibe, and is eye-catching. These covers are really new, so hopefully they'll work well.
I like them, and at the end of the day, I'm happy with that.
Anyway, back to my original train of thought. With over 2 million words of fiction behind me, I want to say I'm chasing my personal dream as hard as I can. Am I successful?
Many people would say no. I don't have financial stability. I don't have a huge fanbase. I don't have a lot of things, but I do have one thing that puts me far ahead of the game.
I'm happy with what I'm doing. It's hard work, but I wouldn't exchange it for guaranteed wealth, and that means a lot.
Here's to the next 2 million words.


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Our client, a leading auditing and accounting practice in Malta, is looking for an Auditor to join its dynamic team. As an Auditor, your primary focus will be familiarizing yourself with the firm's practices, policies and culture whilst interacting with clients to help in acquiring a good knowledge of client's business which will enable you to help the audit team efficiently.
The chosen candidate will be responsible for preparing detailed audit reports, as well as performing audits of companies which includes inspecting and analysing books of accounts, records, ledgers, journals, income tax reports and accounting procedures. You will also need to execute day to day activities of audit engagements for multiple clients whilst informing your superiors of any auditing matters or problems.
Reconciling of invoices and the closing of the AAD and establishing a continuing professional educational program to include in training sessions will also fall under your remit, as well as SAD, submission to the Customs Department and effecting payment. The successful candidate will also need to inform clients of amounts due to be paid to Customs Excise, Duty and VAT whilst assisting clients with queries regarding VAT, including any VAT inspections and submission of VAT returns, as well as preparing documents required, such as information for recap statements. You will also be responsible for the preparation of payroll, ETC forms, monthly FS5 and submission of FS7.
An Accountancy Degree or full ACCA qualification, together with prior experience within an accounting function or is needed for this role, as well as excellent communication, analytical and organisational skills.So if you are self-motivated, dependable and have excellent organisational, good judgment and sound reasoning skills, we want to hear from you.


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All Dolphin roto-molded fenders are manufactured from the best quality marine grade vinyl resulting in superior strength, cushioning and a high gloss finish. Dolphin fenders have been tested for many years in various marine environments worldwide. Dolphin fenders resist deterioration from mildew, gas, oil, seawater and bacteria and have built in ultraviolet inhibitors. All fenders include an inflation valve to allow for adjustment for the desired level of firmness.


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Prosecution seeks death penalty
January 4, 2013
Police formally charged five men on murder, rape and kidnapping charges yesterday in connection with the gang rape case that triggered massive protests across the country and forced the federal government to review rape laws.
The case is expected to be transferred to a fast-track trial court, and the prosecution is seeking the death penalty. They have asked for the trial to be conducted behind closed doors to protect the identity of the deceased and her family.
The 23-year-old medical student from north India was repeatedly raped and violated with an iron bar on a moving bus in the capital on December 16 as she returned from a cinema with her boyfriend. She died last weekend from her injuries.
A statement by the Delhi victim and an account from her boyfriend, who was badly beaten during the attack, are expected to form crucial parts of the evidence against the five, aged between 35 and 19.
A sixth suspect, believed to be a minor aged 17, was not charged in the court at Saket yesterday. Detectives are awaiting the results of a bone test to verify his age and determine whether he can be tried in an adult court.
The brutal incident triggered massive protests across the country and forced the federal government to review laws against rape, with tougher penalties for offenders and even chemical castration among measures being considered.
Altamas Kabir, the country's chief justice, has cautioned against letting anger overwhelm the due process of law.
"Let us not get carried away. A swift trial should not be at the cost of a fair trial," Kabir was quoted as saying in the local media yesterday.
Lawyers at the district court in New Delhi have refused to defend the suspects, meaning the government will have to appoint advocates for them.
Several hundred protesters including female lawyers gathered outside the court yesterday, demanding greater protection for women and a better justice system.
"Why is there such a low conviction rate in India? Please judges, wake up!" read one banner.
Just 26 percent of the 24,206 cases of rape registered in 2011 in India resulted in a conviction, according to the National Crime Records Bureau.
Analysis of the Delhi gang rape has focused on India's deeply patriarchal society, in which misogyny and sexism run deep and women are often treated as second class citizens.
"Every 25 minutes there is a rape case in India, but only one out of 10 cases gets reported," activist Ranjani Kumari said. "How long should people have to wait for the system to respond?"
Campaigners hope the December 16 attack will serve as a turning point, changing social attitudes and leading to greater sensitivity by the police.
Meanwhile, police in Kerala have registered a case against an unknown internet user for uploading a photograph of an engineering student on a social networking site, claiming she was the Delhi gang rape victim. Around half a million people 'liked' the erroneous picture.
"We have received a complaint from the father stating that the photograph uploaded to Facebook as the Delhi gang rape victim's picture is fake and the picture used was his daughter's photograph uploaded with her FB profile," said Vinayakumar, assistant commissioner of the state police's cyber crime unit.
He said they have directed FB officials to delete the photograph and help them track the culprit, whose IP address is already known.
The police have not determined whether the culprit intended to defame the engineering student.
Binoy Mathew, a lawyer who specializes in cyber laws, said that if found guilty, the accused could get a jail term of up to three years.
A recent poll found India to be the worst country in the G20 group of nations for women because of child marriage, abuse and female foeticide.
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The legacy of war is strongly ingrained in the psyche of most Bangladeshis


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Roy Chubby Brown - Standing Room Only
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Most recent reviews from October / November
absolutely brilliant product. good quality canvas and printing is brilliant service 10 out of 10
My son took this photo using my phone and was really just experimenting with the effects it could create. The result was a beautifully framed still life of our kitchen work surface, with all the usual daily clutter. The picture now hangs in the kitchen and looks amazing. You can see people double-take when they realise it is not expensive art but just our kitchen!!
This was a photo from our wedding and the quality was fantastic. We cropped to the panoramic shot and enlarged the image. Great quality and great service. We'll definitely use you again!
The canvas was of our son's wedding, but was a picture taken in front of a local landmark so is a fabulous record of where we currently live. Looks great in our recently decorated hall. Thank you.
Had the Canvas done for my sister. It is a picture of her cat called Champurrs, who sadly died this year aged 21. The photo was taken a few days before he passed away. My sister and her husband are taking to the seas and sailing for the next 5 years. The boat is being named after Champurrs, and the canvas is to hang up on the boat. I am sure she will be over the moon with it, ( or should I say \"over board\") Suzie
The picture was taken with an iPhone using a panoramic photo app to stitch together 3 separate photos and was taken during a wonderful holiday in Cornwall. We are amazed at the quality of the print and it will now hang on our wall as a constant reminder of the good times we had there.
Great quality gift that captured special moments at my Daughters weddings that they will treasure.
We have just extended our lounge, so we needed a fab picture to liven up a blank wall, so we had a photo of our \'middle daughter\' blown up. It looks fabulous!
my canvas is of somerton my home town, as i have lived here for 30 years my love for my home town is great, and the picture i took was great but to get a sound quality canvas done by you was perfection.
The photo was a birthday present for my partner Jean. Our adopted daughter Cherelle moved to Australia with her boyfriend lately, and we both miss her a lot, but the picture shows us all together on a very happy occasion a few months ago (Jean\'s niece\'s wedding), so I thought it would be a nice reminder of when we were all together in London. Jean doesn\'t intend to frame it as far as I know but just has it \'as is\' on the sittingroom wall. It was a very successful present. Technically we had no complaints about any aspect of the service – the picture is very clearly reproduced, the materials seem good quality, and the delivery time was very fast.


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Little Tikes Gas n Go Mower £15.39 (Was £19.99) @ Amazon
If you have a little 'un who loves copying the grown-ups, then this Little Tikes Gas n Go Mower could be a good buy - it's reduced from £19.99 to £15.39 at Amazon right now.
I have it on (reasonably) good authority that this is the lowest price you'll get this, so it might be worth snapping one up now and squirrelling it away for Christmas or a birthday.
This has a removable gas can which is bound to be a huge hit, plus you (I mean your kids, obviously) can open the tethered gas cap and pretend to fill the mower up. There's also a pull cord which makes realistic engine sounds, plus a clicking key and moveable throttle. And when you push it along, coloured beads fly around and make a popping sound.
The reviews are pretty ace, too. Check this out:
"I bought this little mower for my 16 month old grandson who absolutely loves it; I regret not having bought it much earlier for him; he loves to go & 'mow the lawn' with his parents but also spends ages pushing it up and down outside or even indoors whenever he can. Excellent value for money, bring loads of fun and pleasure and huge grins; he likes the noise the little beads make and enjoys pulling on the cord like his daddy does with the big mower... and his little brother can't wait to get his hands on it! I would definitely buy another one."
Delivery will be free, too, since you're spending more than £10.
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Gober uses shifts in scale and incongruous juxtapositions to make common objects seem strange. The oversized sink suggests a manufactured fixture, bringing to mind the urinal Marcel Duchamp used for his readymade Fountain (1917). In fact, Gober meticulously handcrafted the object, leaving traces of his process on its surface. The perverse quality of his gesture is enhanced by the elastic and spindly human limbs that weave in and out of the drain and tap holes, as if replacing missing plumbing. The waxen legs, studded with adult human hair yet distinctly childlike, exemplify Gober's conception of the body in pieces — a collection of fragments as dysfunctional as the sink. The artist began exploring this merging of people and things at the height of the AIDS crisis, a time of extreme suffering, largely sanitized by the government. Sinks figure in a series of sculptures Gober refers to as "psychological furniture," addressing themes of hygiene, sexuality, desire, and memory.
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- 2010.544
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Robert Gober, American (Wallingford, CT born 1954)
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- sculpture
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- 2009-2010
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- Plaster, beeswax, human hair, cotton, leather, aluminum pull tabs, enamel paint
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- 114.3 x 167.6 x 73.7 cm (45 x 66 x 29 in.)
- Provenance
- Robert Gober completed 2010, sold; [through Matthew Marks Gallery, New York]; to Harvard Art Museums, 2010.
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- Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. John Cowles, by exchange, in honor of Steven E. Hyman, Harvard University Provost 2001-2011
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- © Robert Gober
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- 2010
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Cate McQuaid, Contemporary art in the foreground at Harvard Art Museums, The Boston Globe (Boston, MA, November 1, 2014)
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Re-View: European and American Art Since 1900, Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Cambridge, 05/03/2011 - 06/01/2013
32Q: 1120 Contemporary Art, Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge, 11/01/2014 - 08/10/2017
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Picture Party
for the first-ever SSSS yearbook
We invite you to gather for cocktails, bites, and photo snapping. Meet your fellow Spring Street Social Society Members—and don't miss your opportunity to be inducted into our first-ever SSSS yearbook. To be sure you're ready for your closeup, we will have staff on hand to help plump and primp before the camera flashes.
A gathering for members only; we are not able to allow guests. There is no cost to attend; however, an RSVP is mandatory.
Location disclosed the morning of the gathering.
If you are a member and would like to attend this gathering, submit a last-minute request to amy[at]ssssociety.com.


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If you're the owner and reading this, please get some better staff in your Bellevue store. They just don't care.\r
I've been to Oh! Chocolate in Bellevue Square several times...
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