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Nurse and creative stitcher Hannah Bentley of Hannah B. Creative designs and hand embroiders all sorts of original and fun hand embroidered art work from her Christchurch home. Her modern, quirky take on traditional hoop embroidery is at times beautiful, at times humorous, and sometimes fantastically surreal.
What do you make?
Original and fun hand embroidered art work.
How did you get into your craft?
I have loved trying out all sorts of crafts over the years but hand embroidery has become my true passion. I was inspired by my Nana's embroidery that was handed down to me and I wanted to try and make it more modern. I bought a pattern online about three years ago to try it out and see if it was something I could do, and I've been hooked ever since.
Do you have formal training or qualifications in your craft?
I am completely self taught in embroidery. I have learned new stitches by researching online and through reading embroidery books. I have improved my drawing skills and photography skills also as I have progressed along the way and I would love to eventually take a class on photoshop.
Your favourite materials, tools and processes?
I learned very quickly that if you want a great finished product, then you need to be using the best materials. I only use linen fabric with top quality embroidery threads for all art works. I have a pair of vintage scissors that are still razor sharp that I use for cutting my fabric, and I couldn't get by without my iPad Pro which is where I draw up my designs.
Tell us about some of the techniques involved in producing one of your pieces
Every piece starts from an idea in my head which I then try to reproduce on paper or my iPad. Some ideas really work, and others flop. Once I'm happy with a design I print it out and then trace the design on to the fabric. Depending on the detail involved, a hoop can take from as little as an hour to finish, to several days. All pieces are washed and dried, secured in the bamboo hoop and covered with card on the back for a tidy presentation.
What inspires you?
By day I am a registered nurse, so a lot of my inspiration comes from that. I love stitching anatomical pieces, but I also love embroidered flowers so I often will mix the two together which has a really lovely effect.
Describe your creative process:
Inspiration can strike anywhere at anytime. I keep a notebook full of drawings and ideas ready to be tested out when I have the time. Sometimes my head is buzzing with hundreds of ideas, and then other times I hit a wall.
Describe your workspace:
I am lucky enough to have a sleepout attached to the garage which I have converted in to my studio. The majority of the designing, putting the design on fabric, and the finishing process is done in there, but the good thing with embroidery is that it can be taken with you can done anywhere. Usually for me it involves sitting in front of the TV watching Netflix with my hubby while stitching away.
Your favourite feedback from a customer:
"Such a cool, unique item, down to the wrapping. Thanks very much!"
What are you currently listening to?
I am a massive Amy Winehouse fan. I find I can go back to her albums time and time again and never tire from them. Apart from that I love listening to throwback hits on Spotify.
Recommend an album:
Anything by Etta James or Nina Simone.
What are you reading now?
I am currently reading The Binding by Bridget Collins. I'm not a huge reader and it takes a lot to get me hooked on a book, but this one so far has captured my attention and I can't put it down.
A favourite quote:
"Have no fear of perfection, you'll never achieve it." – Salvador Dali. I came across this quote recently and it was a timely reminder to stop expecting too much of myself.
Tell us about your pets:
I am a huge animal lover. I currently have two cats, Benny and Izzy who are 11 and 12 years old. I also have a two year old Swedish Vallhund dog called Tommy. Swedish Vallhunds are relatively unheard of (think Corgi crossed with a husky) but are starting to grow in popularity. He is such a smart wee boy and a great family dog, if only he didn't bark quite so much!
What would your advice be for those starting out in a crafty business?
Just do it! When I first started out I had no idea what I was really doing but you will learn so much along the way. My embroidery has improved over time, my photography skills have improved and I know so much more now about selling my embroidery online compared to even a year ago. You learn through your failures and you begin to understand what works and what doesn't. You will also grow to new heights with your work and be taken in new directions that you never expected when
you first started out.
Why do you think it's important to buy handmade and/or locally made goods?
To me, handmade items just have so much more meaning. There is a story behind them. You just know a lot of time and effort has gone in to creating it, compared to mass produced items.
What was the last handmade item you bought and what attracted you to it?
A beautiful abstract painting from The Encraftment Market. The mix of bright colours drew me in. I love bright, happy, pops of colour.
What's in store for 2019?
I have new designs being released all the time and I have recently started creating patterns for those who like my designs but want to have a go at stitching them themselves, which is very exciting. I am also planning on releasing embroidered necklaces and key rings later in the year and may also release complete embroidery kits. I'd love to add more Kiwiana pieces to my shop so watch this space!
Prize draw!
Hannah has generously offered an awesome prize for one lucky Felt reader of her featured anatomical heart embroidery (see above). This hand stitched anatomical heart hoop art has been hand drawn and then carefully stitched using top quality black threads. It is presented in a classic five inch embroidery hoop, ready to hang. If you would like a chance to win this great prize, just leave a comment below, telling us what you like about Hannah's story and her embroidered creations. The draw closes at 5pm on Monday 18 March and is open to New Zealand residents only.


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Clergy Session | August 2 | 3:00 pm
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"You don't have to be a brave rider to be a confident rider. Brave does not equal confident."
Heather Blitz told me this after helping me onto a squirrel-y horse who then proceeded to dump me. It changed my life.
It took a few days (and lowered adrenaline levels) to unpack what she ways saying to me. For most of my life I have been the brave rider. The kid over-mounted and growing timid, but it's that horse or no horse. Riding the horse — or else– was what I was accustomed to.
And yet– here was Heather giving me an out to riding my own horse.
Elsewhere (especially if you're in any personal development circles), boundaries are often discussed, whether they are with a family member, boss or friend. Seldom do we ever discuss boundaries with ourselves.
To move from a brave rider to a confident rider, I realized needed to start by telling myself no more often–
- No, "things will probably be OK" is not a good enough reason to get on the horse (it never is)
- No, "but I'm told to (or obligated to, in the case of a lesson)" is not a good enough reason to ride (when I get hurt, it's almost always in those scenarios)
- No, "but there is no one else" is not a reason to swing a leg over the saddle. (there are many options to get energy out and further training. Pick a different option.)
And I need to start saying YES to the right things–
- YES the boundaries I sent with myself are valid
- YES the expectations I have for my horse are worth upholding
- YES, doing those things don't make me less of a rider or horse person
I am still finding my way from brave to confident, but I CAN become a confident rider now, thanks to the distinction Heather drew for me.
Boundaries with ourselves are powerful agents for growing confidence in our own abilities. The more frequently we are able to keep the commitments we make to ourselves (even in the small things, like eating a leaf of lettuce at dinner), the greater our belief in our own abilities.
Our belief in ourselves grows over time from successfully upholding smaller commitments. For example, instead of making the commitment never to eat sugar again for as long as you live, start with something smaller. Say, instead of having your regular white chocolate mocha in the morning, decide to go for a plain ol' boring latte.
What commitments do you need to make to yourself today?


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Rainbow's live-action series Maggie & Bianca Fashion Friends and the animated series World of Winx will be broadcasting on Nickelodeon Greece. The live-action series premieres on September 4, while World of Winx also airs in September. Maggie & Bianca Fashion Friends follows two young girls who meet at the Milan Fashion Academy. World of Winx is a spin-off series based on the Winx Club and tells the story of six fairies who act as international talent scouts.
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Ronald Mazurek
Ronald Mazurek founded Access Innovators in March, 2006. In his current role, he oversees and is responsible for the continued growth and profitability of Access Innovators.
Prior to Access Innovators, Ron created a record of leadership in building corporate value for publicly traded companies such as Honeywell, Rollins, Inc., and Home Depot. Utilizing his strong qualifications in strategic planning to include market, competitor and organizational analysis, financial planning, manufacturing/operational optimization, distribution management, and change management skills garnered from his corporate executive management roles, he formed Innovative Management Concepts (IMC). IMC was a turnaround specialty firm that brought fast track growth and profitability to privately held companies in the commercial printing, pool and spa, apparel, medical, furniture and swing stage industries.
During a swing stage company turnaround project, Ron took an immediate liking to the Access industry. A few years later, this interest in serving the industry led to the formation of Access Innovators. The company's success is attributed to a team of customer- centric employees, great suppliers and, most important, extremely supportive customers. The company that was started with one wire rope product now offers 3,000 SKU's to meet customers' needs.
Ron has 13 years of experience in the Access Industry. He lives with his wife Carole in Dunwoody, Georgia. Both Carole and Ron are actively involved in volunteer work with their church, local hospital, and non-profit organizations.
Tom Borst
Chief Financial Officer
Tom joined Access Innovators in March 2019 as CFO. His role is to ensure the operational and financial integrity of the Company along with strategic planning to ensure that Access Innovators is always prepared to meet the needs of its customers.
Prior to joining Access Innovators, Tom has held leadership positions for a variety of companies in industries including software, consulting, manufacturing, and healthcare.
Tom is a graduate of the Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia with a BBA in Finance as well as a graduate of Georgia State University with an MBA degree in Finance.
Tom and his wife Lisa are the proud parents of three children and reside in Athens GA.
Paul Mazurek
Vice President of Business Development
Paul is Access Innovators' Director of Business Development, responsible for understanding customer needs and meeting them with new products and services. He researches the capabilities of suppliers as part of this process, seeking out application solutions from a variety of industries. Paul also evaluates strategic opportunities that have the potential to contribute to the company's growth and advises the management team accordingly.
Paul earned a BA in history from the University of Virginia. When he's not working hard at Access Innovators, he's working hard at home with his wife to raise their four children. A little known fact is that Paul originally thought he was going to be an attorney until he found out that many of them "write term papers" for a living. Being the co-founder of Access Innovators was the obvious alternative.
James Mazurek
Director of Operations
James Mazurek has been with Access Innovators since December, 2010. In his current role, Director of Operations, James is responsible for the following functions: purchasing, inventory management, production and quality management. He has direct contact with customers, suppliers and regulatory agencies.
James has accumulated a wealth of industry knowledge with 20 plus years of experience serving in construction sales, and project management roles for international firms the likes of Skanska Construction and Niscayah/Stanley. Prior to joining Access Innovators, James became involved in the Access industry through employment as a sales specialist with Sunbelt Scaffold Services.
While working full time at the Home Depot, James attended Oglethorpe University and in June, 2000, earned his Bachelor of Arts degree.
James enjoys the outdoors. His hobbies are many, including fly fishing, golfing, and hunting.
Bob Lago
Technical Support Manager
Bob Lago has been with Access Innovators since April 2013. Bob's main responsibilities are Inside Sales and Customer Service, but he also performs the duties of Training, Quality Assurance and Product Support. In addition, Bob helps engineer and design product assemblies by designing and maintaining electrical schematics and other CAD drawings for new product developments.
Bob proudly served 12 years in the United States Air Force, where he was trained as an Electronics Technician. Shortly after leaving the Air Force Bob completed his education with a B.A.S. in Technology Management and was promoted to Associate Engineer for his new company.
Bob has more than 12 years direct experience in the Access Industry. His past experiences include Customer Service, Product Development and Product Support, Quality Assurance and Professional Training and Training Management. Bob's vast experience in the Access Industry makes him a valuable resource for our clients. You will find him a great support for your team.
Bob and his wife Della live in the north Georgia Mountains, where they enjoy walking their dogs and hiking the many trails in the area.
Steve Snelgrove
Customer Service Manager
After stints as a schoolteacher and as a restaurant owner, Steve Snelgrove joined Access Innovators in December 2011. Officially, his title is Business Systems Manager. However, he is often on the phone helping customers and taking their orders, arranging and tracking the shipping, and communicating the estimated delivery times of the orders on the days of delivery. Keeping the network up and running, QuickBooks and all of its functions, running and analyzing reports, website maintenance, software evaluation and implementation- anything technology related also falls under his purview.
When he's not busy chasing down freight or holding the carriers to task, Steve can be found at home cooking up a storm with his wife and two daughters, or singing in several community choirs.
Kelina Holmes
Materials Manager
Kelina Holmes is the Materials Manager at Access Innovators. In this role she works directly with management to meet customer order fulfillment requirements. Kelina earned a degree in Business Administration, and has more than 7 years of experience in order fulfillment. Before joining Access Innovators, Kelina worked for a diverse range of industries. She has held positions in shipping/receiving, purchasing, and order processing. Kelina's varied background provided the perfect foundation for her role at Access Innovators. She is a team player and believes in going the extra mile to meet customer needs. In her spare time, she likes to challenge herself with big projects like Ikea furniture assembly.
Sandy Zhang
Marketing Manager
Sandy Zhang joined the Access Innovators team in 2016. Sandy has over 10 years' experience in print, desktop publishing, and design along with over 8 years' experience in B2B marketing. This has allowed her to fill the role of Marketing Manager with a wealth of knowledge. Sandy's duties include market research and new market penetration, new product marketing efforts, and in house graphic designing among other things. Being new to the access and swing stage industry, she is able to bring a different perspective and new ideas. She incorporates her passion for marketing and design into all aspects of her role, creating one of a kind marketing pieces to represent Access Innovators in the industry.
In her spare time, Sandy tends to her 3 rescue cats. She also volunteers at her local animal shelter on the weekends and is passionate about animal rescue. Sandy also enjoys drawing, DIY projects, and reading up on psychology.
Mike Ledwick
Senior Technician
Michael Ledwick has been with Access Innovators since January 2013. Michael is our Warehouse Manager and Senior Technician. He is responsible for shipping, receiving, and maintaining inventory in the warehouse. His duties also include product development, product training and customer support.
Michael joined the United States Marine Corp directly out of high school and proudly served for six years. Shortly after moving to the Atlanta area, Michael began working with a large rental company in their Scaffolding Division where he worked for eleven years. During this time he formed valuable business relationships in addition to gaining extensive knowledge of various products in the swing stage industry.
Michael and his wife Keri, live in Woodstock, GA. Together they enjoy camping and traveling around the United States and overseas, exploring new places. Their daughter Tayler, is currently pursuing a degree in Health and Human Services at a local college. In his down time, Michael enjoys woodworking and metal detection.
Nate O'Hannon
Nathan O'Hannon jointed the Access Innovators team two years ago as a Bench Technician. Nathan is a fun loving guy and always the life of the party. He's family oriented, a perfectionist, and serious about his work. Those who know him often refer to him as a workaholic. In his personal time, Nate enjoys dancing and can dance the shoes right off your feet.


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Friday, March 25, 2011
We use more and more reusable items in our home. I never use plastic sandwich bags if I can help it, and all picnics and snacks are packed in reusable lunch boxes. One area I was lacking on was the plastic placemats I brought to cover icky tables while eating out. I knew it was wasteful, but what to do.
scrappynaps are reusable fabric placemats that hold a matching napkin and utensil. They roll up and are help together by an elastic bag. You can use them for lunch boxes, picnics or even at home. They are 100% cotton and machine washable. There a ton of designs to choose from, and you can even buy the Spork utensil (super cute and handy, it fits right into the utensil holder).
We love our scrappynap. I like that it protects her from germs, and she likes that is cloth and not what she considered the "baby" ones made of plastic. I think the cloth napkin that the scrappynap placemat comes with, makes her feel just like Mommy and Daddy, especially when we are out somewhere nice. We really are greening our lives one step at a time.
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The Ellsworth Air Force Base's antenna building is haunted by an unknown spirit. Occurrences include lights switching on and off, objects moving on their own, coffee pots unplugging themselves, and strange shadows being cast by what appears to be nothing.
Airmen have claimed to see dark brown eyes staring at them. While no faces have ever been seen to tell, the ghost is believed to be male based on its attraction to women. WAF officers who visit the base have been patted on the rear by the spirit.
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Day 298
Prayer for the day
Search for the LORD and his strength; continually seek his face.
Scripture for the day
Jeremiah is a prophet who has it rough. His prophecies rarely offer much hope, but instead, speak pain, suffering, and disaster for the people of God. This pain, this suffering, and this disaster are all a result of the people leaving the prescribed worship of their God, seeking instead the comfort of other gods, other nations, and other practices. They are fickle people, seeking pleasure wherever they may find it, looking for the favour of the gods, regardless of which god it is.
Their practice of religion then, when they DO turn to God, is worthless in God's sight, because they refuse to acknowledge the God they serve as the ONLY God they serve. Instead, they acknowledge this God only as a god among gods, who may give some benefit, but to whom only passing allegiance is required.
Rather, God is the only one worthy of worship, and He regularly says so to the people of God, sadly with little effect. The effect of this partial worship is the practice of false or worthless worship. Instead of truly worshipping God, they hand over true worship and settle for worthlessness.
Timothy receives instruction on true religion and worship from his mentor, Paul. Paul teaches Timothy that the true practice of religion has much to do with ritual, it is true, but far more to do with the living out of the ritual, a living out of the state of the heart, in caring for one another. True religion according to Paul is religion that is active, religion acting itself out in the love and care of others, in order that the name of God might be praised in every way.
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Vietnam's largest city a pocket-friendly destination according to GOBankingRates list.
Ho Chi Minh City ranked second on a list of the top 3 incredible destinations in the world where travel dreamers don't have to worry their money won't go far enough, by GOBankingRates, a US-based finance site providing news and advice on saving, managing, and making money.
After analyzing 50 cities around the world based on average costs for hostels, food and transport, GOBankingRates released its list of the 15 most inexpensive and exotic locales that can be enjoyed for $15 a day, with the first three needing less than $10 a day.
Ho Chi Minh City mixes the old and the new to transport visitors to a dynamic metropolitan area filled with bustling energy where you can visit for $9.38 a day, with hostels costing an average of $4 per night, two meals a day costing an average of $4.34, and four one-way tickets on local transport costing an average of $1.04, according to the site.
It also recommended travelers walk off their meals by exploring the city's many free Buddhist temples, such as Jade Emperor Pagoda and Cao Dai Temple. And if you're a history buff, the War Remnants Museum has exhibits relating to the American War. You can also visit Cu Chi Tunnels, where Vietnamese soldiers dug tens of thousands of miles of tunnels to house troops and supplies and conduct surprise attacks on US forces.
Bali in Indonesia topped the list at only $9.05 a day, with about $4 for a hostel near the beach per night, less than $2 for an inexpensive meal, and some $1 for transport. Sri Lanka's capital Colombo ranked third, at $9.78 a day, with an average of $5.42 per night for a hostel, about $2 a meal, and just a few cents for one-way tickets on local transport.
With Hanoi in seventh place, Ho Chi Minh City was listed in ninth place last year in the Cost of Living Index 2018 conducted by Numero, a global database providing indexes on living standards in major cities around the world.
It also ranked third on a list of best destinations in Asia in 2018 from renowned travel site Lonely Planet, with aging apartment blocks "being colonized by vintage clothing stores and independent coffee shops, while innovative breweries like Heart of Darkness and East West Brewing are fueling one of the best craft beer scenes in Southeast Asia and a selection of eclectic venues are strengthening the local music scene," it wrote.
Ho Chi Minh City is also known for its French colonial landmarks, including Notre-Dame Cathedral, made entirely from materials imported from France, and the 19th-century Central Post Office. Known as a city that never sleeps, it boasts pedestrian malls with fountains and beautiful views and all-night coffee shops, while the backpackers' area around Pham Ngu Lao and Bui Vien Streets has a range of pubs, bars, street food, and live music cafés.
The city welcomed 29 million domestic visitors and 7.5 million foreign arrivals in 2018, for year-on-year growth of 16 per cent and 17.4 per cent, respectively. VN Economic Times


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Officers have received requests from local residents to review the currernt CPZ scheme. As a result of this and other sporadic complaints, it has been agreed that a review of all roads within the Kings Road area CPZ would be most appropriate as this would help determine whether there is wider support for changes to the existing CPZ.
The purpose of this review is to seek the views of those who live within the zone on the effectiveness, or otherwise, of the CPZ and whether improvements could be made to the scheme. The following online survey is based on these points, Whilst we ask you to comment on these specific raised points, please also let us know of any alternative concerns you may have or suggestions on how the scheme can be improved.


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One Perfect Love ~ One Perfect Ring
Engagement is a very special time. Helping you find the right ring to express your love and commitment is very important to us.
Feel free to contact us and we will help you find exactly what you are looking for.
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Let's get back into the depths of Full Moon Features!
In the 90s, Full Moon was killing it. They were pumping out movie after movie after movie thanks to the boom of video stores and cable television. You could make a handful of movies very inexpensively and, instead of the promotional costs to get the word out about a featured film in theaters, processing prints, making the deals with theaters to show the movie, etc., all you had to do is mass produce VHS tapes. It would also be easy to sell your movie to HBO and Showtime as well. The profit margin was much higher and you could turn that money right around into more movies for video stores and cable TV.
And, hey, and if you add a little sexy shenanigans with a pretty lead actress – even better! That's certainly what we have for you this week. Another direct-to-video Full Moon selection with a little bit of sexy and a little bit of demon. It's 1994's Dark Angel: The Ascent! Continue reading "Dark Angel: The Ascent (1994)"


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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2018 9:24 am
The listings for both the "Freesat - London" and "Freeview - London" lineups finish at 07:00 on the 10th February and haven't been updated for over a week. The listings simply say "To Be Announced" after the 10th. Does anyone know if there is a problem?


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Welcome to Class 3
Our Class Teacher is Miss H Wilson and our Teaching Assistant is Mrs D Hannon.
To view our curriculum overviews, please click on the links below.
Please select the links below to view our work and activities.
- View our Class News Blog and our Archived News Blog
First Holy Communion and RE
St Chad's Primary School works in partnership with the Parish of St Mary and St Wilfrid, and parents to prepare the children for Sacraments of Reconciliation (Confession) and Communion for the first time.
This usually takes place when children are in Year 4 or older once a month at St Mary's Church.
Dates for First Holy Communion sessions 2019- 20
All children share in the school aspects of the preparation as part of their RE lessons in Class 3.
Homework – Please return on Tuesday
Spellings for the week are in your new homework booklet. The spelling test is on Tuesday.
Mental Maths homework is marked in class so it is important that you have done the work and that your homework is returned on time.
Remember to read a minimum of 4 times a week! Reading records will be collected on Fridays.


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Jumbo pasta shells stuffed with ricotta, mozzarella and Parmesan, smothered in a homemade tomato sauce and baked. Served with Soup or Salad and fresh bread.+ ORDER
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Mission: Impossible
It isn't until Mission: Impossible is almost finished that you realize it never actually started. This, I hope, will be the emptiest spectacle of the season (God help us if they get any emptier) — a pointless, aggressive non-movie to rival Batman Forever. Summer blow-outs like this can bring out the Chicken Little in those who care about film: The sky is falling! Cinema is dead — long live the corporate thrill-machines!
The director, Brian De Palma, is a past master at operating thrill-machines (Blow Out, Carrie, The Untouchables, a host of others). So I don't understand why this one crashes so often. There are a handful of witty De Palma touches, but after a while it gets depressing to sit there and count all the De Palma-isms for lack of anything else to hold your interest. It's like hearing sporadic Jimi Hendrix riffs scattered amid two hours of Muzak.
Mission: Impossible has a headache-inducing plot that I'd just as soon not explore in depth. Secret agent Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise), working for veteran spy Jim Phelps (Jon Voight, in for Peter Graves), gets caught up in a scramble for a valuable computer disk, and some agents trust him, even if he doesn't trust them …. I can feel the pounding behind my left eye. I don't remember why the disk is valuable, and I don't care.
Nor, evidently, did De Palma, or the screenwriters (Robert Towne, Steven Zaillian, and David Koepp are credited), or anyone else involved in the movie. Mission: Impossible is vague and dull in an infuriating way: Nothing is at stake, nobody on the screen means anything to us. (At least Twister found a few seconds for characterization — banal characterization, granted, but still.) It starts loudly and confidently and maintains that pitch, but it's all bluff.
De Palma has rounded up a stellar international cast (Vanessa Redgrave, Emmanuelle Béart, Kristin Scott Thomas, Jean Reno, Ving Rhames), only to forget about them or to kill them off rudely; any movie that loses Kristin Scott Thomas in the first reel obviously has no priorities. Mostly, De Palma sticks with his unexciting star, who is also the co-producer, unfortunately. Cruise himself is a bit of a machine, but De Palma can't rewire him. Cruise has only one thing on his hard drive: cockiness.
Two sequences stand out: a nail-biting entry into a heavily-guarded computer room, and the outrageously phallic climax involving a train, a helicopter, and a tunnel. De Palma pumps up the action the way he always does, turning suspense into a sly joke. But too often the action simply collapses into bombastic special effects that your cousin Floyd could direct, given $70 million and cutting-edge computer pizzazz. De Palma inserts his first joke at the end of the opening credits, when his name appears over an image of a tape famously self-destructing. But the joke may be on him. This Mission results in the self-destruction of a great film artist for the sake of Hollywood, commerce, and star ego. It's a mission De Palma shouldn't have chosen to accept.Explore posts in the same categories: action/adventure, based on tv show, overrated


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Loose-fill asbestos insulation linked to increased risk of mesothelioma in men, study finds13 Nov 2017 by Sarah Mahan under News
Though asbestos is set for review by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the report likely won't contain information about the risks of loose-fill asbestos insulation already found in homes, the effects of which Australia is all too familiar.
New research from The Australian National University shows the health impacts of loose-fill insulation Mr. Fluffy, found homes in the Australian capital of Canberra. The study concluded the overall risk of contracting mesothelioma was low—as it is a rare disease. However, researchers did find living in a house with loose-fill asbestos was associated with a 2.5 times increased risk of developing mesothelioma in men.
"The ACT Asbestos Health Study examined risks for people who had lived in a house with loose-fill asbestos, and we found that loose-fill asbestos insulation is very likely to be unsafe," Dr. Rosemary Korda, the study's lead author, said. "Our findings have important health, social, financial and legal implications for governments and communities in which asbestos has been used to insulate houses."
The research examined data on more than a million people who lived in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) between 1983 and 2013. Of those, 17,248 people who had lived in an estimated 1,000 houses with loose-fill asbestos insulation over 30 years. In total, 285 current and former ACT residents were diagnosed with mesothelioma. Seven of those diagnosed had lived in a home with Mr. Fluffy insulation.
The two-year study was commissioned by the ACT Government, to improve understanding of the health risks associated with living in a house with loose-fill asbestos insulation.


text: Sora01 1 Report post Posted November 11, 2008 Hey guys,Really wanting a new guitar, and bassicly i have a bit much at the moment, so in order to get a new one, i have to release some guitar GAS.Anyway, this is an ESP m-II urban camo, pretty much top of the range stuff, you wont get better guitar for metal/rock than this, Cost me 1500 at the time to buy it, nothings changed, well, had to change the battery for the emgs recently but thats all, and its never been gigged,No scratches or anything, theres a tincy bit of rust of the original floyd, and on the screws of the pickups, but nothing serious, prolly could be cleaned off with some wd40 etc. Everything else on it is completley mint, ill also include the hardcase, which i might as well point out is pretty expensive aswell, esp are well known for selling expensive hardcasesIll let her go for 1100 or, a decent offer near that indulge me please,I can meet in aberdeen to hand over, or you can come pickup, or perhaps i could arrange for me to drop it off, contact me on if you want to discuss thatHeres some pics i took a few months ago now, nothings changedand heres the hardcase, i can remove the stickers easily enoughsoundclip of how she is hereSoundClick artist: Bullettheory - /facepalm /palmfaceEmail is firstname.lastname@example.com send me a pm on here Thanks in advance!! (: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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The kids named the puppy Sabina. We were thinking it would be nice if her name sounded kind of like Sophie's. She is so smart. She is already learning how to sit, lay down, walk on a leash, and go potty outside. She has had very few accidents in the house. Jordan wanted me to tell you that he held her on his lap one day while she slept. He wants you to know that he thinks she is an awesome dog!
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The main particularity of ICSI occurs when egg insemination to allow the ovum and the sperm to fuse is done. To that end, an egg is held with a needle called holding so that the sperm is injected into it by microinjection.
Once the sperm cell is inside the oocyte, the needle is carefully removed to avoid causing any damage to the egg cell.
Then, the egg is left in culture for fertilization to hopefully occur, giving therefore rise to a new being.
Read the full article on: What Is ICSI Technique? – Process, Success Rates & Cost ( 11).
By Aitziber Domingo Bilbao BSc, MSc (embryologist), Ana Mª Villaquirán Villalba MD, MSc (gynecologist), Dr. Joel G. Brasch (gynecologist), Miguel Dolz Arroyo MD, PhD (gynecologist), Susana Cortés Gallego BSc, PhD (senior embryologist), Zaira Salvador BSc, MSc (embryologist) and Romina Packan (invitra staff).
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Ride Jakarta
For months I have been dying to try the classes at Ride Jakarta. As Indonesia's first boutique indoor cycling studio, I have heard people raved about it. So when Tiara Soemakno, one of the instructors, invited me to try one of her classes I jumped at the opportunity.
With branches at Plaza Indonesia and Colony Kemang, Ride Jakarta just opened its latest one at Pacific Place Jakarta. It was easily accessible from where I live. Basically I just walk out my door, hop on an MRT train and then hop off at Istora Mandiri Station where it deposited me nicely in front of the famous shopping mall. Very convenient.
The Studio
The studio is located on Level Two Pacific Place. I fell in love with the interior immediately. There is something about industrial decor that always appeal to me. The open lobby looks very cheerful, approachable and very inviting. A very friendly front desk staff assisted my registration and patiently attend to a million of my enquiries.
I booked my spot previously since apparently classes get fully booked real quick.
Ride Jakarta has a First Timer Package where you pay only IDR 150.000,- for your first two classes available at all branches, valid for seven days since you signed in. I thought this package was the perfect introductory offer for new visitors.
You get a small towel to bring into class, a larger towel for shower and a locker. If you have your own water bottle there is a water dispenser for free refills.
The Classes
My first class was a Level Up class. It was 45 minutes of high and low intensity intervals split into three chapters simulating terrains such as peaks or flatlands with dynamic music blaring to keep you moving.
My last cycling class was in 2014. I worried I might not be able to keep up with the class but I was surprised that I actually could. Tiara slowly worked the class up but made sure that we were actually mindful of our own pace. There was no pressure in keeping with the rest of the class. You set your own resistance and intensity. She energised the class but since you were in control the ride was totally enjoyable. Forty five minutes felt like fifteen minutes.
My second class is Cycle Sculpt. A playful combination of 30 minutes indoor cycling and 15 minutes strength training. What ensued is a full body workout with all the fun.
Apart from these two classes, Ride Jakarta also offers Barre, Zumba, Pound Fit classes among all of its branches. Open Gym is also available with reservations.
The Facilities
The shower area is a symphony of black and white monochromatic scene. There are two shower cubicles with shower amenities, separate dry cubicles, a range of bathroom amenities (a hairdryer, cotton pads and Q-Tips), lockers and a sink. The shower area is unisex so keep that in mind those of you uncomfortable sharing bathrooms with the opposite sex.
Indoor cycling is a great workout for cardiovascular health. A single class burns at least 500 calories. Classes at Ride Jakarta are also suitable for wide range of fitness level, from beginners to advanced. You really should give it a try.
If you are curious about pricing, check out its instagram handle.
Have you ever tried Ride Jakarta? Tell me your experience in the comment sections below.
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There needs to be a technical term for the weird feeling you get when reading a book that was set in the writer's future but now is in your past. For example, I Am Legend was published in 1954 and set in 1976. I was reading it for the first time in the mid-1990s. That feeling. You can get a version of that feeling–but with hilarious results–when watching tonight's pick (brought to you despite many attempts by the power grid to stop us) Phantom Planet from 1961. It's not even the weird and glorious retro costumes and sets–it's the amazing dialogue. Apart from it being, you know, terrible…I think there should be some sort of drinking game for every time somebody throws out a technical term like "recording reproduction unit." Enjoy. And try not to get too plastered.
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Home > Law > Law School Journals > GLOBAL > Vol. 2 > Iss. 1 (2001)
On August 25, 2000, the Chinese National People's Congress ("NPC") passed and amendment to the Chinese Patent Law. The Chinese Patent Law was enacted in 1984 and first amended in 1992. This second Amendment, in August of 2000, was made in anticipation of China's accession to World Trade Organization ("WTO") and in response to the need for protection of domestinc intellectual property rights.
Recommended Citation
Jiwen Chen,
Better Patent Law for International Commitment - The Amendment of Chinese Patent Law,
Rich. J. Global L. & Bus.
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Dr. Monica Ciobanu joined the faculty at State University of New York College at Plattsburgh in the fall of 2005 after completing her Ph.D. in Sociology at the Graduate Faculty of Political and Social Science at the New School for Social Research in New York. Her interdisciplinary research agenda falls in two separate but related areas: issues of democratization in East and Central Europe and problems of memory and justice in post-communist countries. She has published twenty-nine papers in academic journals, edited volumes, and encyclopedias. Her academic contributions were recognized by the 2014–2015 SUNY Chancellors' Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Creative Activities. Dr. Ciobanu served as the chair of the Criminal Justice Department from fall 2014 to fall 2016. She was one of the three featured scholars in the School of Arts and Science celebrated in fall 2013 at the Celebration of Scholarship at SUNY Plattsburgh. Dr. Ciobanu was a fellow in residency at Imre Kertesz Kolleg Institute in Jena, Germany (fall 2017), a visiting research fellow at the University of Glasgow in Scotland (fall 2009), and during summer 2011 her research in Bucharest, Romania at the National Council for Securitate (Secret Police) Archives was funded through a Title VIII grant granted by the US Department of State. Dr. Ciobanu is regularly invited to review manuscripts and grant proposals in East European studies.
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By now you've probably heard about the deaths in occupied East Jerusalem and the West Bank following protests at al Aqsa mosque. That's because violence makes for great headlines. What received almost no attention from English language media was a historic legal procedure. A complaint was filed on Wednesday 19th July at the International Criminal Court by a collection of Palestinian civil organisations and individuals last Wednesday, accompanied by press conferences in the Hague and in Gaza. Unfortunately this sort of peaceful, legal process doesn't make for a very sensationalist news story. But, perhaps more importantly, it makes Israel look bad.
Death and 'violent clashes' between two sides of the 'Israel-Palestine conflict' is, ironically, much more palatable, because it avoids the broader context of the occupation, and paints a picture of two equal sides who just can't seem to agree on a peace process. One News made it sound like a schoolyard squabble between two equally belligerent troublemakers – this is not a challenging story for our fact-shy media.
If you want to know more about the ICC complaint, the press release was published on scoop.co.nz, and one brave little Cuban newspaper did a story on it.
As for the recent violence in Jerusalem, it's hard to get hold of substantial facts, with most news outlets simply parrotting each other without bothering to speak to someone on the ground, and using the word 'allegedly' quite liberally. Reports contradict each other, especially about the facts surrounding what started it all off.
What we do know is this:
On the morning of Friday 14th July three Palestinians shot two Israeli police officers who were outside the Als Aqsa mosque compound (Haram al-Sharif/the Temple Mount), a site considered very holy by muslims, christians and jews alike. The three Palestinian shooters were shot and killed immediately afterwards, and the policemen died of their injuries in hospital that afternoon. Conflicting witness accounts put the Palestinian shooters variously on a motorbike, or inside the compound shooting through the fence. At any rate they were taken down inside the compound. Medics were refused entry to attend them and all three died.
This led to the closure of the mosque for Friday prayers, for the first time in 17 years, no 30 years, no wait, 50 years – according to different sources. In any case, it was reopened on Sunday 16th, but with heightened security in place, in the form of cctv cameras and metal detectors – but only for muslims. At the same time jewish visitors to the holy site were admitted freely through gates of the compound, under the protection of an Israeli security escort.
Protests began on Sunday in response to the invasive security measures, with thousands protesting in East Jerusalem and the West Bank. Muslim worshippers protested by refusing to go through the metal detectors, instead performing their prayers on the ground outside the compound gates. Thousands have been protesting in the streets across the West Bank, Gaza, East Jerusalem, and also in several other countries around the world in condemnation of Israeli security response, which amounts to selective collective punishment.
On Friday 21st three Palestinian men were killed during the violent crackdown on the protests by the Israeli military, which involved live ammunition, rubber bullets, stun grenades and beatings. One of the men was claimed to have been shot by an Israeli settler in occupied East Jerusalem, and the other two by Israeli soldiers in Jerusalem and a nearby village in the West Bank. In retaliation a young Palestinian man stabbed three jewish settlers in the West Bank later that night.
There has been at least one other Palestinian citizen killed over the weekend and hundreds injured since the crackdown began.
This is such a boon for our sycophantic press – the woozy facts can be massaged without any accountability. And yet a peaceful legal process, long overdue, suffers from media blackout because it's not entertainment and because the facts are embarrassing to Israel. Also unpublishable is the fact that the 'clashes' in Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza are part of a bigger picture of military occupation and apartheid, which deny Palestinian citizens many of their fundamental rights on an ongoing, daily basis.


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Someone sent me the following several years ago and I thought you might enjoy the truth of it. It is called: The Bible Vs The Cell Phone.
Ever wonder what would happen if we treated our Bible like we treat our cell phone? What if we carried it around in our purses or pockets? What if we flipped through it several times a day? What if we turned back to get it if we forget it? What if we used it to receive messages from the text? What if we treated it as if we couldn't live without it? What if we gave it to children as gifts? What if we used it when we travel? What if we used it in cases of emergency?
These are things to make you go…hmmm…where is my Bible? Oh, and one more thing. Unlike our cell phones, we don't have to worry about our Bible being disconnected because Jesus already paid the bill. And no dropped calls!
Makes you stop and think, "where are my priorities?" When Jesus died on the cross, He was thinking of you. Amen.
Let me again remind you to send me your schedules and singings each time you make a new schedule. I also accept phone calls, (704-864-9185) especially if you get a booking at the last minute; however, if you send a list I can put your dates in as they come up. I write on Mondays, but if you call it would be better to call the week before. Anyway, if I don't answer just leave me a message. I will make every effort to get your concerts in my column. Thanks. You can mail your news to me at 644 Archie Whitesides Road, Gastonia, 28052.
Karen Peck & New River, 5 p.m. Saturday, June 9, Sipe Angus Farms, Claremont.
Dysart Family, The Chandlers, 6 p.m. Saturday, June 9, Lowesville Gospel Concerts, 1062 S. NC 16, Lowesville (Stanley). 704-618-9762.
Blessed Hope Ministries, 10 a.m. Sunday, June 10, Brookdale Union, 1717 Union Road, Gastonia; 6:30 p.m., Monday, June 11, Brookdale Robinwood, 1750 Robinwood Road, Gastonia; 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 14, Courtland Terrace, 2300 Aberdeen Blvd., Gastonia. 704-867-5665.
The Rochesters, 10 a.m. Sunday, June 10, Providence Road Baptist, Maiden.
The Pathfinders, 11 a.m. Sunday, June 10, Fellowship Baptist, Indian Trail; 6 p.m. Sunday, June 10, Friendship Baptist, Belmont. 704-572-0692.
Saint James Male Chorus, 4 p.m. Sunday, June 10, The Summit, 2101 Runnymede, Charlotte. 704-620-2019.
Faithful Voices (formerly Spencer Mountain Quartet), 6 p.m. Sunday June 10, West Franklin Avenue Baptist, 450 S. Myrtle School Road, Gastonia. 704-864-9185.
Jason Funderburke, 6 p.m. Friday, June 15, Granny's Country Kitchen & Worship Center, Icard. 828-397-3588.
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After its worldwide launching in Paris, the Honor View 20 will soon probably be arriving to India following week Tuesday, January 29.
Honor on Tuesday declared the Worldwide version of the Honor V20, also Known as the Honor View 20at an occasion in Paris. This is Hernandez's latest flagship smartphone which touts an impressive layout that comprises a punch-hole screen and a distinctive rear glass layout. Additionally, it highlights a huge 48MP back camera along with also a Kirin 980 chipset below the hood.
After its worldwide launching in Paris, the Honor View 20 will soon probably be arriving to India following week Tuesday, January 29.The Honor View 20's cost in Europe begins at 569 Euro (approx Rs 46,000) for the base version with 6GB of RAM along with 128GB of internal storage. Honor also declared the special variant Moschino edition of this View 20 that provides 8GB of RAM along with 256GB of inbuilt storage in 649 Euro (approx Rs 52,500). Though the European prices are fairly steep, it's estimated the View 20's prices in India is going to be much more aggressive to undertake the OnePlus 6T, and could possibly be priced somewhere about Rs 35,000.
As previously stated, the Honor View 20 will possess an India launching on January 29, along with the telephone is currently up for pre-booking around the HiHonor shop and was recorded on Amazon India too. Much is different between the worldwide variant of this View 20 and also China-only V20. The phone receives a exceptional gradient back glass panel that supplies a pre-determined pattern as light falls onto it. The base version will be accessible in Midnight Black along with Sapphire Blue colour alternatives, although the Moschino variant will arrive from Phantom Blue along with Phantom Red colors.
The front-facia of this View 20 is evenly distinctive since it's Honor's very first smartphone (and among the first telephones ) to include a pit at the screen to home an selfie camera. Even the punch-hole selfie camera layout is forecast to go mainstream this year as an alternate to the elite. The View 20 provides a 6.4-inch FHD+ (1080×2310 pixels) TFT LCD screen using a 19.5:9 aspect ratio along with a 91.8 percent screen-to-body ratio. The View 20 additionally provides a 3.5millimeter headphone jack, IR blaster, plus also a USB Type-C port. It's Huawei's very first 7nm chipset which promises to provide much better performance and energy performance over its predecessor. Additionally, it will come with Dual NPU for innovative AI and machine learning computation.
Honor is having a Sony IMX586 CMOS detector which can use pixel binning technologies to unite four 0.8 micron pixels to you to provide you a sizable 1.6 micron pixels while employing the 12MP style. You might even utilize the 48MP AI Clarity style to capture exceptionally detailed graphics in daytime conditions. There's also a secondary ToF (Time of flight ) camera board to receive depth details. Front, the View 20 has a 25MP selfie camera using f/2.0 aperture positioned from the cutout.The V20 homes a 4,000mAh battery using super speedy charge boats and support using Android Pie with Magic UI 2.0 on top that's very comparable to EMUI, even though Honor asserts less bloatware and a more simplified UI.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post8173577487195321743..comments2020-09-20T13:39:38.301+01:00Comments on What's he wearing?: Vintage Rolex Oyster Datejust Watcheswhats-he-wearing.comhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-1482869266182468002010-07-30T20:17:21.479+01:002010-07-30T20:17:21.479+01:00i actually own a rolex oyster for special occasion...i actually own a rolex oyster for special occasions and its fantastic. got it refurbed for my 18th. i'd be reluctant to miss out on the box and certificate. its the best bit. green leather with suede email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-55031943900275072512010-07-30T03:07:33.877+01:002010-07-30T03:07:33.877+01:00Box/papers matter for re-sale purposes as most col...Box/papers matter for re-sale purposes as most collectors are pretty anal about the small things.

The cream one is nicest. Very email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-13675836190358310002010-07-28T15:00:32.333+01:002010-07-28T15:00:32.333+01:00Joe - Blue you must. I got the Blue from daddy whe...Joe - Blue you must. I got the Blue from daddy when i graduated yonks and moons ago and yes it was a 'hands-me-down' but i didn't care because it was a Rolex and had seen him worn it like forever..Alihttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-11609814620850289682010-07-28T05:08:44.911+01:002010-07-28T05:08:44.911+01:00I never like the fish eye over the date. You don&#...I never like the fish eye over the date. You don't need it. Like a stuffed pocket on a sleek jacket!

For me, the simplest IWC or Cartier does it every time.Unknownhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-32857713758118525922010-07-27T23:44:33.480+01:002010-07-27T23:44:33.480+01:00Awesome post! The vintage fabric strap ones have m...Awesome post! The vintage fabric strap ones have made me a fan (which I never thought possible!)of Rolex. I'd definitely get all three... but that'll be after I sell my kidney and leg in the black market, haha. Not funny. :( lol.

RGratzVM.com R. Gratzhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-35353390892668598452010-07-27T23:22:53.247+01:002010-07-27T23:22:53.247+01:00I think I have a same take on Rolex. These oldies ...I think I have a same take on Rolex. These oldies are really something to lust for. I'd get all three as the cream has a nice old feel to it. So is the pink! But the blue is also precious minus the vintage feel.

I itch with metal as was my experience with Tag Heuer. So I find function and beauty with leather strap watches.Paolo Halaguenahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-77126863869658172862010-07-27T22:58:36.190+01:002010-07-27T22:58:36.190+01:00I vote for the pink version. Classic design, timel...I vote for the pink version. Classic design, timeless class.Monsieur Boivinhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-53911131838916967422010-07-27T20:45:39.202+01:002010-07-27T20:45:39.202+01:00Lovely trio! They're all winners IMO. Personal...Lovely trio! They're all winners IMO. Personally, I'd go for the blue and not having the box and papers isn't such a big deal. You can always have it appraised and authenticated after you receive it.

I love watches and I think everyone needs at least one nice watch. After browsing through your blog, I'm sure you already have some, so one of these vintage DJs would be icing on the cake. Happy shopping!Anonymoushttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-72533056946350843162010-07-27T17:39:13.078+01:002010-07-27T17:39:13.078+01:00I reckon you should get the pink or navy...cream m...I reckon you should get the pink or navy...cream might look a bit old
i think rolexes make a nice vintage watch...looks like ur granddad passed it down to you... why bother bout resale value...pass it down!! why would you resell it, i assume you lik it before deciding on the purchase
however i wont buy it from asos tho...
i think you can get a better price elsewhere...vinvinhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-75311130107223094242010-07-27T13:36:14.429+01:002010-07-27T13:36:14.429+01:00rolex is not my thing either. but if you think abo...rolex is not my thing either. but if you think about it, if those rolex watches are really amazing, why would the original owner part with them? well, it's the question i always ask when looking at secondhand stuff.

http://nouveauskin.blogspot.comKChttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-59305274013595344982010-07-27T12:53:03.199+01:002010-07-27T12:53:03.199+01:00LO: interesting points you made. those are the sam...LO: interesting points you made. those are the same considerations i had, back and forth,too much procrastination.

i love the blue too. i love the jubilee bracelet, because my dad's first rolex also came with the jubilee bracelet (i think!). being a 70s kid, these watches from the 70s take on an extra meaning too.

ahhh l00o00vewhats-he-wearing.comhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-25160211339237528972010-07-27T12:42:47.610+01:002010-07-27T12:42:47.610+01:00I would not buy a vintage Rolex from Asos, because...I would not buy a vintage Rolex from Asos, because as they are not an authorized dealer, you cannot be assured that the watch was serviced properly. If a Rolex watch is serviced by an unauthorized individual it nulls the warranty. However, they are all gorgeous!

Preference for blue.

I much prefer the classic Oyster bracelet to the Jubilee for your first Rolex.LuxuryObsessed.comhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-10600711696180093222010-07-27T10:10:32.729+01:002010-07-27T10:10:32.729+01:00courtney: i think navy too! i hope the watch will ...courtney: i think navy too! i hope the watch will last longer than me.

rei/oh fudge: it's airbrushing, no one looks that perfect *in denial*

silvestre / banana: hey both of you like panerais, oddly i am really not into them, nor iwc. i don't think about resale value when buying stuff. it's a bit morbid to think about parting when we're just getting together!whats-he-wearing.comhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-2927357534900913582010-07-27T10:05:43.678+01:002010-07-27T10:05:43.678+01:00Pink and Blue OUT OF STOCKPink and Blue OUT OF firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-91078105407576641692010-07-27T09:57:49.029+01:002010-07-27T09:57:49.029+01:001. Asos is of course not known for its watches. Ho...1. Asos is of course not known for its watches. However, you can be sure they're not fucking you over - they are super reputable
2. Will impact resale - although you can always offer ASOS receipt as proof of authenticity. Obviously ASOS will have checked authenticity.
3. Pink - for sure
4. TBH, they're not really my thing. Panerais are gorgeous. My absolute firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-14772821314082183852010-07-27T09:54:38.234+01:002010-07-27T09:54:38.234+01:00I know nada about watches but boy does that model ...I know nada about watches but boy does that model look so beautiful or what?!oh fudgehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-11153051907423312072010-07-27T07:36:20.413+01:002010-07-27T07:36:20.413+01:00I'm sorry, but I find absolutely no beauty in ...I'm sorry, but I find absolutely no beauty in Rolex. They all seem to be designed for "cheap" american business men. IWC & Panerai on the other hand ... :)Anonymoushttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-78194127300158402392010-07-27T06:56:18.695+01:002010-07-27T06:56:18.695+01:00i can't comment on the first question - don...i can't comment on the first question - don't know much about ASOS. about the second, your not goin to wear the box right? hahaha (that was lame). for the third one, hmmm, i think i'll go for the white... and the last, the watches looks ok. im not really a "watch" person.
by the way, the model looks so good :preihttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3746628830728904756.post-5534653693945918312010-07-27T06:14:56.464+01:002010-07-27T06:14:56.464+01:00I would go with the navy....I just think that the ...I would go with the navy....I just think that the blue is classic and crisp. I always think "will I wear this when I am 80?" and I do think you would be wearing that watch for the next 5 firstname.lastname@example.com


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After almost being pulled from the course in October for presenting early signs of hypothermia at HH12HR-024 I seriously considered giving up doing any obstacle course races that took place where the weather was colder than 40 degrees. My autoimmune condition has worsened over the years regardless of anything I have tried and losing feeling in my feet and hands has become the hardest obstacle for me to overcome under these conditions. However, Spartan Race announced they would be hosting their first ever winter race, and well basically I am a sucker for trying new things so of course regardless of my condition, I signed up!
In the days leading up to the event, the temperatures were as high as in the 70's and as low as the teens so I was completely confused on how to feel about this race. I have done a race in the snow before (only natural obstacles) but the temperature was in the 40's. What to wear was concerning to me because I knew if it was cold, I would have to layer but if they had water then you don't want too many layers because it holds in the cold and not to mention adds a challenge completing obstacles. I normally never carry a Camelback for a sprint, yet I figured I would need to use on for this race simply to hold hand warmers and extra gloves just in case I got wet or needed extra layers. I also knew that my hands would most likely fail once they touched the ice cold bars on obstacles like monkey bars; especially since lately my hands have been cramping just holding the metal dumbbells when it is cold, so I was preparing myself how to deal with and overcome that scenario.
I decided to run later in the day knowing that if I ran elite it would be nothing but miserable and frustrating for me. The morning of the race I had a group of clients to train and then I met my team mate and we began our trek up to Cortland, NY about 8:45 am to make our 12:45 start time. On the ride we joked about how crazy this idea was, after all the high for the day (without the wind chill) was supposed to be 11 degrees! When we stopped to get gas I was in 2 of my layers so we didn't overheat on the ride up, and as I stood outside trying to get the pump to work it started snowing, the wind picked up and my hands went completely numb! Not a good sign when you lose all feeling in your hands just trying to pump gas so I was starting to get really concerned how this day was going to go.
We arrived at the parking lot and it was full so they directed us 7 miles ahead. At first we were like "UGH, now it will take us longer to get there" only it led us to the actual venue so that was a bonus! We parked the car and put on the rest of our layers and headed over to the registration, which was inside so we were melting waiting for our bib numbers but it sure did beat waiting outside in the cold in my opinion! We checked in, checked our bags and headed over to the start line.
They were running about 30 minutes late so we had to stand there and wait before we could actually head out. Normally that would only be annoying, but for me within 5 minutes of just standing there my feet went numb and the feeling of pins and needles was becoming worse (almost like walking barefoot on glass) so I tried moving around by doing low/high knees, imaginary jump rope, etc. Finally at 1:10 the let us enter the starting corral and by 1:15 we were off! We jogged lightly up the first hill and started to get pretty warm, but my face part that was exposed was very cold. As we turned the first corner, I realized that these trails were frozen and we had to be extra careful because we were slipping and sliding all over and as others are falling around you, you have to be careful not to run or slide into them.
The first obstacles were the hurdles, which I typically hop over with ease. While I got over them on the first try, I realized that all of these extra layers and clothing, like a jacket, added an extra challenge to get over these obstacles as my range of motion was minimized. Next up was the 6' wall and when I approached it I removed my gloves for the first time and had them hang from my wrists, which presented a slight challenge, but over the wall I went fairly easy. Next up was the barbed wire crawl and I really didn't want to rip my jacket so I was very careful going under and then I hear, "help me, I'm stuck" and as I look over there is a guy stuck to the barbed wire with feathers pouring out of his coat! I was a little sad there was no photographer at the barbed wire, so we used the water camera we brought to take our own version! Then, when I tried to take a sip of my water, it was completely frozen. We had not even reached mile 1 and I now my camelback was basically an ice block, good thing I don't typically drink much at a Sprint.
Next was the 7' wall followed by the multi-rig. Here I feared my hands would lock up, however, the fact that Spartan did not use metal (thank you) and used plastic rings instead it was so much kinder to my hands. Yes, they were pretty cold and cramped and I ended up falling off at ring 5, but the pain in my hands was minimal compared to what I anticipated. 30 burpees heated me up and then I grabbed some water at the water station and continued on to the obstacle I was dreading most, the "deep freeze". Because of the brutal temperatures the race director had planks of wood added to the obstacle to minimize or eliminate the amount of water you had to actually put your feet into and for that I was pretty thankful!
Next up was the Atlas Carry, Plate Drag, O-U-T and then the bucket brigade, which for some reason actually seemed somewhat enjoyable. The area for this obstacle was in a sunny area and it was very slippery and muddy, but quite bearable compared to several of the ones I have done before. When I got to the rope climb, although I typically make it to the top, I was thoroughly expecting to fail today because of my lack of grip in the cold, however, I climbed to the top and rang the bell like usual so I was starting to feel really confident at this point and while my hands were cold, after putting them back in my gloves they actually felt somewhat ok considering the conditions.
After that came the vertical cargo, Hercules hoist and the dreaded Spearman. I decided that I hardly ever nail the spear so I wasn't about to take my gloves off so I just picked it up, tossed it and ironically it almost hit the target, but it was just shy of it. Next came the inverted wall and after I hopped over it I came back around to help my team mate over, but then she got a terrible cramp in her leg and had to come down and try to get it out. While she was doing that, I decided to help this one girl that I heard say "I can't do this, there is no way". I turned to her and said "Yes, you CAN do it" and told her I would help her. She was probably about a foot taller than me and was not very petite so as I was holding her up, I needed a little help so her friends came over and tried to help also. This girl was petrified and you could tell she was giving it everything she had. She was almost over the wall and all of a sudden she started coming down and I feared she was going to fall on me. I didn't want her to fall and get hurt, so I held on as long as I could to her and down she came with 2 hay bales breaking her fall. While she may have not made it to the other side of that wall, she gave it everything she hand and that is a true Spartan in my opinion!
After my teammates cramp subsided enough for us to continue, it was up and over the cargo net, then the snow quarter pipe and the most fun sandbag carry I have EVER done. The sandbag was frozen and the trails were so slippery. If I wasn't slipping, the people all around me were. You had to watch out for people, sandbags and icy spots. When we arrived at the top, you had to head down and it was just as slippery, if not more so, so on the way down so you basically had to go down on your butt. After contemplating how to get down, a bunch of us sat on our sandbags or kept them with us and slid down the big hill on our butts. We were going so fast we had to watch we didn't crash into the people ahead of us. I haven't gone sleigh riding in like 20 years and this reminded me of when I used to go. So much fun! We stopped to take pictures then it was off to the woods to slip and slide on more trails. Thank goodness for trees to catch when I would go flying and it seemed my only use for my Camelback this day was to break my fall when I slipped and landed flat on my back (which was hysterical).
The next few obstacles were probably the best ever at a Spartan Race. These were the same obstacles I have done over and over, but they were different because they were full of snow and iced over. The rolling snow I slid down on my butt with my hand in the air yelling "wee" like I was a kid again. Then there was this long hill down that was basically ice, so people were sliding on their bellies and butts all around us and we were hysterical laughing trying not to let them catch our feet and take us down. Then we got to the snow pit (aka dunk wall) and I slid down it so fast I seriously think I bruised my booty. Next came the slip wall and I waited for my team mate to come down and we crossed that finish line together completing the first ever Spartan Winter Race without frostbite and smiling like two little girls who just came in from playing in the snow.
Once we crossed the finish line we got our awesome medals and finisher shirts then headed over to bag check. We decided to change clothes and head to the car before getting our free beer. I have to say that was the worst part! Just walking to the car in way less layers that we were in just a few minutes prior I was freezing! I had to stop walking and get out something to cover my head because my ears felt like they were going to shatter and fall off of my head! It was so cold! We sat in the car a little to warm up then headed back to the festival area. It was so cold that while drinking my beer, in an enclosed tent, under a heater my hands were shaking so bad my beer was spilling all over. It was time to head back to NJ and get some food along the way and warm up! So that is exactly what we did.
Overall I am so glad I did this race, not only for the cool medal and unique shirt, but because while this was only a sprint, these conditions are not favorable for someone like me with my autoimmune disorders. There will come a day when the cold will win and break me, but not today! Congratulations to all of the warriors that braved the cold out there with me and thank you to all of the Spartan team for putting on a great race! Loved the Greek Peak venue and would consider going back to check out that indoor water park and other amenities with the family. AROO!


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Class Groups of Number Fields and Related Topics
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KALYAN CHAKRABORTY is Professor at Harish-Chandra Research Institute (HRI), Allahabad, India, where he also obtained his Ph.D. in Mathematics. Professor Chakraborty was a postdoctoral fellow at IMSc, Chennai, and at Queen's University, Canada, and a visiting scholar at the University of Paris VI, VII, France; Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan; Universitá Roma Tre, Italy; The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong; Northwest University and Shandong University, China; Mahidol University, Thailand; Mandalay University, Myanmar; and many more. His broad area of research is number theory, particularly class groups, Diophantine equations, automorphic forms, arithmetic functions, elliptic curves, and special functions. He has published more than 60 research articles in respected journals and two books on number theory, and has been on the editorial boards of various leading journals. Professor Chakraborty is Vice-President of the Society for Special Functions and their Applications.
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A Geometric Approach to Large Class Groups: A Survey
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The Texas Environmental Excellence Awards celebrate the efforts of citizens, communities, businesses and organizations to preserve and protect the Texas environment and are presented annually to spotlight the state's highest achievements in nine different categories.
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The project's goal was to restore tidal flow and fish access to several hundred acres of salt marsh that stretch between Magnolia Beach and Indianola. The large area of wetlands had been dying and eroding, Feagin said, estimating more than 500 acres of marsh had been lost in this system.
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Feagin said Kartman helped work through the legal permitting and surveying through the Texas General Land Office, while Moya and Dixon helped obtain the permits required and also guided Feagin and Huff through the political pitfalls they encountered.
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