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"A pattern called Clessisms" is the first solo book of the Artist Cless.
It sets new works and simple exercises conducted between december 2011 and december 2012, as well as collages conducted between 2005 and 2009 that have never been shown before. The front and back covers have been made by the artist Max-o-matic and features a preface by James Gallagher and texts by Nataburn and Norbo. It is released under the label of THE GUTENBERG CO. of Madrid.


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U.Va. had touchdown-scoring drives of 11 plays (75 yards) led by Sims and 10 plays (68 yards) led by Rocco in the first quarter, and a Wolfpack soul-destroying 15-play, 47-yard drive led by Rocco that consumed 6 1/2 minutes and ended with a 33-yard field goal by Drew Jarrett that put the Cavaliers up 26-0 with 14:51 left in the game.
"The way we prepared and the way we went into it was no different than any other week," Rocco said. "The reps scheme (in practice) was a little bit different, but we attacked it and we took the game plan and just ran with it as quarterbacks. The defense did a great job getting the ball back for us and made it easy with the field position and everything to just stay in a rhythm."
Of course, Sims missed his opportunity to create a highlight reel moment as receiver. Well…it'll wind up on highlights, but not the good variety.
On U.Va.'s opening 11-play drive that ended in a touchdown, Sims dropped what would've been a 4-yard touchdown pass from running back Perry Jones. Sims didn't have a defensive player within 10 yards of him on the play. Maybe he was just too wide open?
"For two years, we've been practicing that same play," Lazor said. "We just needed the right situation."
Sims was hard on himself for botching a rare chance at a touchdown catch. He made up for it two plays later when he scored on a 1-yard run that featured him scrambling to his right, dodging a tackle attempt by cornerback David Amerson and sticking the ball just inside the pylon for a touchdown, but the memory of the drop lingered.
"I felt horrible to be that open in the end zone and drop a touchdown," Sims said.
"I honestly didn't want to get up off the ground after I dropped it."
It's difficult to assess how U.Va.'s coaches will evaluate the performances of their two quarterbacks – Rocco completed 12 of 23 passes for 83 yards and a touchdown while picking up 36 yards rushing, while Sims completed 8 of 10 passes for 115 yards and a touchdown to go along with his touchdown run – but Sims was the more productive quarterback in his time on the field.
On Rocco's 10 drives, U.Va. produced 10 points and 221 yards in 54 plays (4.1 yards per play). When Sims was in to run six drives, U.Va. posted 21 points, had a drive end on a fumble by wide receiver Darius Jennings and put up 199 yards in 31 plays (6.4 yards per play).
After Jennings fumbled the ball away with 6:59 left in the first quarter, Sims played just 52 seconds the remainder of the first half. He came back in the second half and led U.Va. to touchdowns on two of his three drives. Rocco led U.Va. to three points on four second-half possessions.
"Nobody cares how long you've been out," Sims said. "When you go back in the game, you've got to be able to do what you did before you came out."
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Ross Park Photo Wins National Award
11/15/2013 (Updated 6:42:16 PM)The Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park is now a little more famous thanks to one local photographer.
Andrea Jacobs' photo of the zoo's fox "August" was voted People's Choice Award Winner.
It was chosen out of more than 28,000 photos from the World Wide Photo Walk Contest.
Jacobs took the photo at the zoo in October. She found out she was the winner earlier this week.
"It's been great so far and I am thrilled. I'm so happy the zoo is getting attention too. That's a big deal for them," Andrea Jacobs, People's Choice Worldwide Photo Walk Winner said.
"It's helped give the zoo expanded exposure and helped put Ross Park back on the map which is really what we intended to do," Zoo Director Steven Contento said.
The World Wide Photo Walk contest is hosted by photographer Scott Kelby.
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United Methodists did an amazing thing during the weekend in choosing William H. Willimon of Duke University as their next bishop in northern Alabama. Willimon, one of the few theologians to devote a book to humor, was jocular and self-deprecating as journalists reported on his appointment.
"I've been told by too many people you can't write what I've written and say what I say and be a bishop," Willimon told Greg Garrison of The Birmingham News. "Very few people read my books; that's helpful." (Garrison points out that, taken together, Willimon's 50-plus books have sold more than a million copies.)
Yonat Shimron of The News & Observer covers the important bases in Willimon's career: his writing with Stanley Hauerwas on the renowned Resident Aliens, his agreement to permit blessings of gay couples in Duke's chapel and, most recently, his intention to "defend the doctrine and faith of the United Methodist Church, which sees gays as persons of 'sacred worth,' but denies them ordination or same-sex blessings." Shimron points out that Willimon was passed over eight years ago when first nominated to become a bishop.
Of his election this year, Willimon told Karen Hauptman of the The Chronicle, an independent daily at Duke:
"I was kind of a reform troublemaker kind of candidate — which Duke students would find strange because they think of me as the bastion of the status quo — so I was really amazed that they elected me. . . . Maybe they want to do some new things."
Shimron offers these especially encouraging remarks from Willimon's colleagues:
"It's a sign we're not dead yet," said Stanley Hauerwas, a professor of Christian ethics at Duke Divinity School, referring to his friend Willimon's election. "It's a wonderful vote of confidence in the United Methodist Church."
. . . "He's very critical of the church always reaching out in a reflexive way toward relevance," said Richard Lischer, a professor of preaching at the Divinity School. "He'll say, 'Forget relevance. Let's work on truth. The truth will make us relevant.'"


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BURRILLVILLE- Raymond D. George, 94, of Harrisville, died unexpectedly at his home on Thursday, January 27, 2011. Raymond was the husband of the late Margaret E. (Guthrie) George.
Born in Mohegan, he was the son of the late Wilbur and Agnes (Savoie) George.
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She was born in Woonsocket a daughter of the late Leo and Delphine (Charland) Bruneault. She was a homemaker.
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She was born in Woonsocket a daughter of Margaret(Charland) St. Jean of Woonsocket and the late Norman Blanchette.
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NORTH SMITHFIELD - William Messere, 84, of Woonsocket Hill Rd., No. Smithfield, died Thursday, January 27, 2011 at Our Lady of Fatima Hospital. He was the loving husband of Elizabeth (Wright) Messere. They were married in 1958. Born in Woonsocket, he was the son of the late William and Eva Marie (Mathurin) Messere.
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Born in Woonsocket, he was the son of the late Phydime and Selfride (Fontaine) Hemond, and lived in Woonsocket for most of his life.
Mr. Hemond attended Mt. St. Charles Academy and was a graduate of New England Institute of Technology. He served in the U.S. Navy during WWII, and worked as a machinist for TMS, formerly of Bellingham, MA.
Sister Helena Menard
MARLBOROUGH- Sister Helena Menard, a Sister of St. Anne and known in religion as Sister Mary Eugene Alfred, died at age 97 on Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011, at Marie Esther Health Center. She was in the 74th year of religious life.
The daughter of the late Alfred and Clara (Descoteaux) Menard of Manville, R.I., she completed her elementary education at St. James School in that city and obtained her high school diploma from St. Anne Academy in Marlborough. She held a B.E. degree in education from Catholic Teachers College in Providence.
Rolande R. Hubert
WOONSOCKET- Rolande R. Hubert 80, of Lucille St. died Wednesday at Landmark Medical Center. She was the wife of Roland L. Hubert.
Mrs. Hubert was born in Cambridge, MA a daughter of the late Rosaire and Aurore (Berger) Lepage.
She worked in the Rubber Shop from 1947-1950 and was a devote mother and wife for her remaining years.
Colleen S. Soucy
WOONSOCKET- Colleen S. (Minutelli) Soucy 54, of Logee St. died peacefully at home Tuesday. She was the wife of Andre Soucy.
Colleen was born in Woonsocket a daughter of the late Gaetano and Ruth (Riley) Minutelli she was also a longtime resident of Burrillville.
She worked as a Certified Nursing Assistant for various area nursing homes retiring in 2001.
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we are using a custom font throughout the whole project, I need to use the same font within the stairs faimly , how do I change the "DN" in stairs to the other font?
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As I recall, you can change the font for stairs in Revit 2013. I'm not sure about previous versions.
In Revit 2013, there are Family Types for Automatic Up/Down Direction and Fixed Up Direction.
You can control the graphics, including fonts in the type properties.
I'm using Revit 2013 , but for some reason I can't find the different families you mentioned and with the family I have I only have few options under the graphic section. I think I'm missing something. Could you explain in more details
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you are awesome , I don't know how I missed that. I looked for the Automatic Up and Down family in the annotations folder by going to OPEN>FAMILY , but I couldn't find it , never thought of looking in the project browser.
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Meissner has worked for the Dubuque Community School District since 2004.
While working at Hempstead, Meissner was involved in facility enhancement projects ranging from the renovation of the softball field and addition of a turf field and new track at Hempstead to the reconstruction of Dalzell Field, which Hempstead and Dubuque Senior High School share.
He was also involved in the planning of the ongoing $33 million Hempstead renovation, which will include new gymnasium space and an auditorium.
"There is such a family atmosphere at Hempstead and I have loved my time here," Meissner said in a press release from the district. "I'm excited about the great things happening at the school and how they will benefit our students."
According to the press release, Meissner has been an educator for 35 years. He taught physical education and health in Earling, Council Bluffs and Omaha. He then moved into administration, serving for six years as assistant principal and athletic director at Ralston Middle School in Omaha and seven years as principal of Lewis Central Middle School in Council Bluffs, before joining the Hempstead staff.
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While in China for this week's WGC- HSBC Champions event, Lee Westwood took time out of his busy schedule to be present a check for over £228,600 (USD $350,000) to Help for Heroes, an organization committed to providing aid to wounded service members of the British Armed Forces.
The funds were raised through the National Golf Club Challenge (NGCC), an event Westwood has been involved with since its 2010 inception. A total of over £$750,000 (USD $1.2M) has been raised for Help for Heroes through the challenge.
"I'm proud to be patron to the National Golf Club Challenge," Lee commented. "It's the best way I can think of to bring the British golfing community together to raise funds for such a worthy cause. Our troops do a great job and deserve our help and support. Congratulations to the Challenge team this year on such a successful fundraising achievement."
The National Golf Club Challenge is a national inter-club competition which invites golf clubs throughout the UK to compete against each other, at the same time as collectively fundraising for Help for Heroes, supporting injured members of the British Armed Forces.
Lee's involvement with the event continues to help spread the word through media interviews, as well as supporting the fundraising by donating golfing memorabilia for the NGCC online auction.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Almost half of Japanese voters want Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to resign, a survey showed on Tuesday, as calls to do so came not just from the opposition but from within his own party in the wake of its election bashing.
Abe's approval rate also slid below 30 percent level, seen as critical for a cabinet to stay in power, according to the poll conducted by Kyodo news agency on Monday and Tuesday.
The hawkish Abe has vowed to stay on despite the loss of his coalition's majority in the upper house in Sunday's vote -- his first big electoral test since taking office last September.
The Kyodo survey showed that 49.5 percent of respondents said Abe should step down, while 43.7 percent said they wanted him to stay. Support for his cabinet slipped to 29 percent, down 6.8 point from a survey in early June.
Abe's bloc was not automatically ousted from government by the upper house defeat since it has a huge majority in the more powerful lower chamber, and a lack of suitable successors in the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) may help him survive.
"I will humbly accept the harsh criticism ... and do my utmost to show results," Abe told reporters.
Chief Cabinet Secretary Yasuhisa Shiozaki, Abe's right-hand man, acknowledged that a couple of party executives at a meeting on Tuesday had questioned Abe's intention to stay on.
The Kyodo poll showed LDP support falling short of the opposition Democratic Party for the first time since 2004.
Democratic Party leader Ichiro Ozawa urged Abe to step down.
"They are trying to push ahead with something as outrageous as maintaining the cabinet even after losing their majority," Ozawa told a meeting of party executives, appearing in public for the first time since the election.
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Ozawa, 65, has heart problems and his absence from the public eye since the election has again raised fears for his health.
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Three friends & I will be cruising from Nuemberg to Budapest down the Danube on the new Viking ship"The Legend" Oct. 29,2011. This will be the first river cruise for all of us. Have any of you taken this cruise and if so, we would lke to know which village you enjoyed the most . Also any suggestions of things to do or places for lunch.
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Of the small towns/cities, we enjoyed Passau and Regensberg. We asked crew members on the boat for suggestions for places to eat and also walked away from the tourist centers to find places on our own.
In Vienna, we ate at Demel, the famous pastry shop that also has a restaurant.
The crew also gave us dining recommendations for our extended stay in Budapest and they were wonderful.
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In Regensburg don't miss a stop for a cold bier and the best sausage ever, here's the website
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We just did Passau to Budapest on Uniworld's River Beatrice, fabulous trip so I know you will have a great time. Hardly matters which village, just stop and have a beer wherever you are.
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It may be market day and they are always great. We like the cemeteries, wineres, and there is always Fodor's destination guide to find out more that you might like.
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But now let me get this straight. The problem with the president's "If you like it, you can keep it promise" was that he was promising the impossible and knew it.
That's why he's being called a liar by all the fact checkers because he knew that when you provide true comprehensive health care to everyone, premiums will have to go up for some people. The people who are seeing their premiums go up the most are the people whose insurance policies were a joke. The reason they liked them was that they never had to use them for a serious illness.
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What's hot in the fashion industry often reflects what's happening in society at large, and this year we're seeing a return to menswear in women's clothing. I came across an article in USA Today magazine this past weekend about this trend and immediately thought of Pluto moving into Capricorn.
To quote Catherine Chow, co-founder of Tobi.com: "In these serious and uncertain times, we're looking for some structure . . . to convey power and confidence." She is referring the general economic climate, with stocks plunging, home foreclosures spiking, and the big rise in the cost of fuel, all signs of change and turmoil.
For the woman wearing masculine-inspired clothing designs, the idea is to project an image of being in control, the one in charge. What is more Capricorn than that? Capricorn is strongly associated with executives and others at the top end of the ladder of success and with a conservative pinstriped image. With many women in the work force looking to move up the ladder, choosing to project the right image is very important – Capricorn all the way.
We may see the atmosphere lighten up some this summer when Pluto moves back into Sagittarius, but this is not likely to last much past Pluto's return to Capricorn late in the year. I for one would be delighted to see the last of low-cut jeans and high cut T-shirts, the oh-so-causal look that Pluto in Sagittarius blessed us with.
It will be very interesting to see what the fashionistas will have for us when the 2009 designer collections hit the runways later this year. As a group they seem to have a sense of the prevailing atmosphere. More cuffed trousers à la Katherine Hepburn, classy men's vests with bow ties, and high-heeled oxfords anyone?
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Eeeeek! A fashiony Libra post! Joy!
I hate babydoll. I love anything with a waist. I also love menswear. Mostly the fabrics and textures… silk, wool, herringbone, houndstooth, pinstripes. Spectator wingtips. High-heeled oxfords!!!!!!!!! That is sending me into shoe ectasy.
I'm also [not at all coincidentally] looking to move up the career ladder in the very near future…
And speaking of Libra and fashion, if this isn't the Libra-est of all Libra websites, I don't know what is.
A good Libra friend shared it with me. :)
Well that's nice of you! :) I could certainly use some new clothes right about now. Just got all my hair cut off for a brand new look.
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Bangladesh Ferry Capsizes, 12 Bodies Recovered
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Published: 15th May 2014 11:30 PM
Last Updated: 15th May 2014 11:30 PM
DHAKA: At least 12 people were killed when a ferry, carrying between 250 to 300 passengers, capsized in a river in Bangladesh Thursday due to a storm, police said.
The ferry capsized in Meghna river in Munshiganj, 27 km from Dhaka, Xinhua reported.
"Twelve bodies have been recovered from the sunken ferry," said Ferdous Hossain, an officer-in-charge of Gajaria police station of the district.
Many passengers were able to swim ashore after the accident in the afternoon, Hossain said, but could not immediately tell how many passengers were missing.
The official said a search operation was under way and a rescue vessel had been called in to boost local efforts to salvage the ferry.
Estimates varied as to how many people were on board the ferry. Hossain put the number at close to 300, while another official who requested anonymity said about 200 people were on board.
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Art is useless because its aim is simply to create a mood. It is not meant to instruct, or to influence action in any way. It is superbly sterile, and the note of its pleasure is sterility. If the contemplation of a work of art is followed by activity of any kind, the work is either of a very second-rate order, or the spectator has failed to realise the complete artistic impression.
A work of art is useless as a flower is useless. A flower blossoms for its own joy. We gain a moment of joy by looking at it. That is all that is to be said about our relations to flowers. Of course man may sell the flower, and so make it useful to him, but this has nothing to do with the flower. It is not part of its essence. It is accidental. It is a misuse. All this is I fear very obscure. But the subject is a long one.
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Why I DreamSo many people ask why I sleep so much during the day,Only very little believe or hear the truth.My own family thinks it's out of laziness,But really it's to avoid the chaotic reality in which I live.My land of dreams is so much more than just sleeping,It's the only place I find true happiness.To let my desires and hopes become true in a temporary reality,Even if it is so far from the world of the awake.To fly through the air,To breathe underwater,To live in my own imaginary world in which I create,All of that vanishes when I wake,And my happiness fades along with it...The reason I sleep is to dream,The reason I dream is to feel happiness,Even if it's only for a moment.
Shirokuro Prologue and Chapter 1PrologueFor millennia, a powerful creature known as the Yin-Yang Dragon has been used to both create and destroy worlds. To summon the beast, the auras of two equally powerful beings must be combined in the Shirokuro Shrine hidden deep in the mountains; the Sun and Moon Guardians...Chapter 1Haruto and Mizuki"Tenchi-sempai, why do we have to go into town!?" A little boy about seven years old complained to a young man in his late teens. The little boy had short, messy, cloud-white hair and piercing red eyes. His skin was light tan, and his most unique features were his white fox ears and fluffy, black-tipped tail. He wore a red short-sleeved T-shirt, warm brown shorts, and white sneakers. His name was Haruto."Because, Haruto-kohai, we have to pick up a girl who is going to live with us from now on." The young man named Tenchi answered Haruto. Tenchi had light brown, short hair and pale blue eyes. His skin was a shade lighter than Haruto's, and he wore a dark blue jacket with yellow
Kiyoko's Good NewsKiyoko's Day in TownIt was the end of her first week at Melfar Academy. Kiyoko Akimoto had experienced a lot of excitement in her first week; her older cousin Whitney Slayer got possessed by Lionel Darkangel and was transformed into her Hellhound state Goldenfang, for starters.On top of that, the schoolwork in the classes were much harder than she would've thought. She expected it all to only be classes to help hone her supernatural abilities, but it involved science and chemistry for creating potions, as well. So not Kiyoko's area of expertise…Later in the day, Kiyoko heard that her older cousin, Whitney Slayer, was going to be heading into town for the day, so she decided to join her. Kiyoko had only seen a glimpse of the town on her way to school, but saw one café that really caught her eye; a Maid Café, just like the ones in Japan. She just HAD to bring her cousin there."Can I come with you, Whitney? There's this café I&
Spyro: A New WorldSpyro: A New WorldPrologueIt felt like a lifetime since his last vacation. Spyro, a young adolescent dragon with purple scales and eyes, yellow-orange spinal fin, horns, and wings with red membranes, finally had some time to relax after his latest victory against the dragon egg-snatching witch, The Sorceress. Spyro's best friend, a glowing yellow dragonfly named Sparx, was happily relaxing with him at the beautiful seaside resort Dragon Shores.Spyro took a deep breath of the salty sea air, gazing past the whitish-tan beach and into the transparent, sapphire-blue ocean, the sun in the pale blue sky glimmering on the waves. "This feels great, huh Sparx? I could relax like this all day…" He sighed, lying on his back in a red fold-out chair. Sparx buzzed in agreement, contently sitting on the end of Spyro's wing.Spyro soon yawned, the warmth of the sun bathed on his scales lulling him to sleep. As he drifted into a deep slumber, Spyro began to dream. Late
Kiyoko Akimoto's First DayKiyoko's First Day at Melfar Academy"Ugh… just another day of having to hide my true form…" A teenage girl sighed as she opened the door of her apartment and stepped inside. She had shoulder-length, messy white hair, purple eyes, and fair skin. She was about 5 foot 2, and she wore the typical Japanese schoolgirl uniform; a sailor shirt with a short, pleated skirt. Her name was Kiyoko Akimoto.The sun had begun to set, and Kiyoko was looking forward to getting home and stop having to keep her transformed state up. At school or in the community, she had to shape-shift to hide something that normal human society would never accept; the fact that she had silver fox ears and a fluffy silver tail, the fact that she was a Kistune.Kiyoko can't hold the transformation if she gets excited, so she mostly kept to herself when she was around others. She did get lonely at home, though; her parents died a long time ago, so she had to support herself.Kiyoko was
Kiyoko Akimoto Melfar AcademyMelfar Academy Bio PageName: Kiyoko AkimotoAge: 17Race: KitsuneClass: 1-1Clubs: Art.Appearance: She has jaw-length, messy white hair, deep purple eyes, and light peach skin. Her ears and tail are a silver color, and she's about 5 foot 2 inches.Description: She has the ability of shape-shifting, and often hides her ears and tail to fit in with humans better. However, she can't keep up her transformation if she gets excited, and due to her hyper, bubbly personality she often has to run and hide somewhere until she calms down. She always tries to master her shape-shifting abilities in secret, and she usually attempts to transform into the people she draws.She didn't do very well in school, when it came to listening to directions. She was always so loud and could never keep still, although she always tried to do her work as well as she could. She was never good at academics that involved logic or thinking, but instead excelled at creative schoolwork, like art.When she received a l
100% Lovers - Naruto Uzumaki x Reader - (3/100)You stood in the hall shocked as you watched Naruto beat up your friend, Kakuzu. You pushed thought the crowd of people and where shocked at everyone in front of you. Naruto straddled Kakuzu and was repeatedly punching him across his face. Tears started to swell in your eyes, and soon fell down your cheeks. "Naruto stop! Your going to kill him!" You yelled.Naruto didn't even hesitate to stop. You watched as two of the teachers, Kakashi and Yamamoto, pulled Naruto from the Senior. You stumbled over to Kakuzu. His face was a bloody mess. You pulled your handkerchief from your pocket and rubbed some of the blood from his wounds."Kakuzu, I'm sorry. I don't know what set him off." You apologized."I-It's fine." The older student said, wincing from the pain."Aw man, Kakuzu, the bolder really did beat you up. Haha, you got beat up by a sophomore!"You turned around and saw Kakuzu's best friend/enemy. The albino senior smiled at you, and winked."Don't worry, your little cute self. I
100% Lovers - Naruto Uzumaki x Reader - (6/100)You smiled as everyone threw their graduation caps in the air, and shout in glee. You suddenly felt yourself being lifted and spun around."(_-___)! Were finally free from, Tsunade!" Naruto shouted."More like your free from, Tsunade's scolding." You giggled and hugged him tightly as he place you back on your feet.He suddenly pulled back and captured his lips in yours. You smiled and kissed back, but was interrupted by someone clearing their throat. You broke from the kiss and saw your father and your mother. You blushed as your father stood there tapping his foot."H-Hey Daddy."He smiled and pulled you into a big hug. You giggled even more and hugged him back tightly."Were going to the Namikaze's for dinner tonight, apparently they have a big announcement tonight." He announced."Your not gonna just glare at Naruto all night are you?" You asked as you smiled."I might have to after his announcement.
100% Lovers - Naruto Uzumaki x Reader - (2/100)You sat on he couch at your boyfriends house, as you waited for him to get back from the store."(____) dear, do you want something to drink." Naruto's mother, Kushina asked."No, but thanks for asking."She nodded and retreated back to the kitchen. Naruto's parent often showed affection towards each other, and you wondered if you and Naruto showed enough affection towards each other."Kushina, I'm home! Oi, your here (____)."You smiled and at Naruto's father, Minato. He was about to wave back when he was caught in a big hug by his wife. He chuckled and hugged her back."I'm making dinner, come taste it!" She said and dragged him off to the kitchen.You sighed, it was official you didn't show affection to Naruto, like Naruto showed it towards you."Oi, I'm back! And I have Ramen in a cup!"You smiled and stood up, you ran up and hugged Naruto tightly."O-Oi, (____). What's wrong?"He wasn't used to you displacing this much affection towards, especially with his parents, just a room aw
Naruto X Reader One shot FINAL The air was thick, each breath you took seemed to become harder and harder to take. You huddled close to the wall of debris that kept you trapped. Your vision became blurry from the lack of oxygen. You had given up hope of any rescue. Some rocks and debris shook and fell as something rumbled from the outside. It was probably nothing. Your mind was blank and you felt nothing but the cold sting of death reaching into your soul. You awaited the Grim reaper. You were one of ten women who had been kidnapped by a gang in the land of fire. The sudden bursts of disappearances made the Hokage spring into action. You were found in a cell barely alive. The last thing you saw was his bright blue eyes. You woke up several days later in the hospital and were released that same day.As you walked down the busy streets in Konoha, someone brushed ag
Sasuke Uchiha X ReaderSasuke....huh....Sasuke Uchiha....I walked down a path alone. It was the way back to Konohanagure. I had been training, alone as usual. Shikamaru had told all of my old class mates to meet up so we could discuss Sasuke. What about Sasuke? What did we need to talk about? He left. He left.... 2 years ago. He almost killed Naruto. I hate him for it.I care about Sasuke. I'm Naruto's friend. I support what he's doing full tilt. I'd like to see him bring Sasuke back. It'd heal Sakura and Ino. It'd heal all of us. I don't care about him. He's hurt Sakura, Ino, Shikamaru, Kiba, Choji, Neji, Lee...everyone. Epically Naruto. Why does Naruto care so much? All he did was hurt him.Oh Naruto. Why do you care so much? I care about you. I want your happiness. And if that happiness is getting Sasuke back so be it. I'll help you.Naruto had gone to plead to the Raikage so Sasuke wouldn't be marked criminal and killed.I fear he doesn't have a chance.I can't help remember the
Sasuke x Shy!ReaderWell just so you lovely readers know... Sasuke might be a little OOC....I'm not sure how this will turn out...so um yeah... ENJOY!!~ Oh please comment if there are any spelling mistakes or if you wanna tell me your opinion of this!!--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"(Name)-CHAN!!!!!" A voice yelled. You glance up from your book and notice your teammate Naruto running up to you. You pull a strand of your (hair color) locks behind your ear. You smiled "H-hey N-Naruto." You stated. "Sakura and I were going to Ichiraku for ramen!! Wanna come??" He asked. "Sure." You replied. Naruto grinned. "Great!!" He said grabbing your hand and pulling you off the bench.~.~ At Ichiraku ~.~Naruto walks in and notices Sasuke with Sakura. You blushed brightly. "Who invited him??" Naruto asked. "I did." Sakura replied. Sakura looks at you. "Oh hey (Name)-san!" She said smiling. "H-hey Sa-Sakura.." You stutt
SasukexReader: A Change in the Heart Part 2(y/n) - Your name(e/c) - eye colorAs years have gone by, you and Sasuke grew farther and farther apart from each other or so both of you thought. Sasuke watches you most of the time and follows you. You watch Sasuke sometimes and always think about him.After the ninja academy, both of you were in Team 7 as well as your hilarious best friend, Naruto and the very annoying Sakura. Most of the time, you and Sasuke ignored each other. Then, the chunin exams came and went. The Sand Village attacked and that day you lost both of your parents. They fought bravely for the village.Once you heard the news, you ran to the waterfall. You quickly change into a (favorite wolf color) wolf. Your paws thudded against the ground. your body weaved through trees and bushes and you soon get to your destination. Once you were in front of the water, you lift your head towards the night sky and howl. It was a sad howl and it echoes through the forest.Then, you stop howling after ten minutes and sob
100% Lovers - Naruto Uzumaki x Reader - (1/100)You sat in your teen living class, bored out of your mind while your teacher Mr. Bacha (ba-ka) came into the room, only to stare at the blonde that sat beside you. Your boyfriend, Naruto Uzumaki. He was was aggravating the younger Uchiha. You sighed and pulled on his collar to get him to sit in his seat and not get in trouble again by the teacher."Okay class, Since the year is almost over, and we have only a few more months in the year. I have one final project. The Flour Baby Project."You raised a brow. Your crossed your fingers under your desk, in hope that you would not get paired with your boyfriend. In the past, he messed up every project that you worked on together."You will work with your table partners, and if you return the "baby" in bad shape, you fail. So be good parents and care for your baby. No handing the off to your parents to keep for the day. Or just leave them at home.""What! Our table partners! But mine is an idiot!" You heard one of the seniors from your class
SasukexReader: A Change in the Heart Part 1(f/c) - favorite color(y/n) - Your name| 2 Years Later... |You walk into a hospital room that Sasuke is in with (f/c) flowers. You have just found out that everyone in the Uchiha clan had died except Sasuke and Itachi. When you walked into the room, you saw Sasuke sitting up and staring at the wall with his dark eyes. "Hi Sasuke. I brought you some flowers.", you say softly. Sasuke turns his head and looks at you with cold eyes.You were surprised but didn't show that you were. So you just ignored his cold stare. "I uh... came to visit you to see how you're doing...", you say. He narrows his eyes at you and growls, "Get out."You became shocked at what he just said. "Why Sasuke? Aren't I your best friend?", you ask sadly. Sasuke has a hatred look and replies, "Get out! I'm a avenger! A avenger you hear me! I don't need any friends! Especially stupid girls like you!" Something in your chest felt like that it was stabbed and you backed up, shocked from his out
A Random Naruto X Reader...Naruto X Reader: Naruto Uzumaki.Okay, before we get started, he's a long-ish bio for my OC that you get to pretend to be. (Yeah, I know it looks like something from quotev.com, but just bare with me!)Name: AkaneAge: 16Village: Konohagakure (originally Otogakure, since you're an Orochimaru experiment)Chakra Nature: Yin/Yang.Rank: chūninBFFs: Kakashi, Kiba, Hinata, Ino, Inouchi, Anko.BF: NarutoEnemies: Orochimaru, Kabuto, basically anyone that tries to hurt your Naruto-kun!Appearance:(child) sleeveless white shirt that was so long it covers your ankles, then it switches to a black t-shirt and grey shorts after Kakashi rescues you. Short, messy, pure-white hair , peircing orange eyes with slit pupils, pale-ish skin, and a skinny build. (Oh, also, you're a fox-human hybrid, so you have silver fox ears and a fluffy tail X3)(preteen) a deep-blue hoodie with a black hood, black sweatpants, and a blue Konohagakure hitai-ate around your neck. (if you don't know what a hitai-ate
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text: 1. A group of 25 females were asked how many children they each had. The results are shown in the histogram below. Number of Children per Female 10 9 8 7 6 5 Frequency 4 3 2 1 0 0 1 2 3 4 Number of Children (d) A female is selected at random. What is the probability that she has more than two children? (2) (e) Two females are selected at random. What is the probability that: (i) both females have more than two children? (2) (ii) only one of the females has more than two children? (3) (iii) the second female selected has two children given that the first female selected had no children? (1) 2. Nene and Deka both play netball. The probability that Nene will score a goal on her first attempt is 0.75. The probability that Deka will score a goal on her first attempt is 0.82. Calculate the probability that (a) Nene and Deka will both score a goal on their first attempts; (b) neither Nene nor Deka will score a goal on their first attempts. 1 3. In a club with 60 members, everyone attends either on Tuesday for Drama (D) or on Thursday for Sports (S) or on both days for Drama and Sports. One week it is found that 48 members attend for Drama and 44 members attend for Sports and x members attend for both Drama and Sports. (a) (i) Draw and label fully a Venn diagram to illustrate this information. (3) (ii) Find the number of members who attend for both Drama and Sports. (2) (iii) Describe, in words, the set represented by (D S)'. (2) (iv) What is the probability that a member selected at random attends for Drama only or Sports only? (3) The club has 28 female members, 8 of whom attend for both Drama and Sports. (b) What is the probability that a member of the club selected at random (i) is female and attends for Drama only or Sports only? (2) (ii) is male and attends for both Drama and Sports? (2) 2 4. Members of a certain club are required to register for one of three games, billiards, snooker, darts, or fencing. The number of club members of each gender choosing each game in a particular year is shown in the table below. Billiards Snooker Darts Fencing Male 4 15 8 10 Female 10 21 17 37 A club member is to be selected at random. (a) What is the probability that the club member selected is a (i) female who chose billiards or snooker? (ii) male or female who chose darts or fencing? 5. It is known that 5% of all AA batteries made by Power Manufacturers are defective. AA batteries are sold in packs of 4. Find the probability that a pack of 4 has (a) exactly two defective batteries; (3) (b) at least one defective battery. (2) 6. Events A and B have probabilities P(A) = 0.4, P (B) = 0.65, and P(A B) = 0.85. (a) Calculate P(A B). (b) State with a reason whether events A and B are independent. (c) State with a reason whether events A and B are mutually exclusive. 3 7. The Venn diagram below shows the number of students studying Science (S), Mathematics (M) and History (H) out of a group of 20 college students. Some of the students do not study any of these subjects, 8 study Science, 10 study Mathematics and 9 study History. U S 1 M 4 A 2 1 3 3 H (a) (i) How many students belong to the region labelled A? (ii) Describe in words the region labelled A. (iii) How many students do not study any of the three subjects? (5) (b) Draw a sketch of the Venn diagram above and shade the region which represents S H. (1) (c) Calculate n(S H). (2) This group of students is to compete in an annual quiz evening which tests knowledge of Mathematics, Science and History. The names of the twenty students are written on pieces of paper and then put into a bag. (d) One name is randomly selected from the bag. Calculate the probability that the student selected studies (i) all three subjects; (ii) History or Science. 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Two jars contain a number of coloured balls as indicated in the diagrams below. 2 Black 2 Black 3 White 1 White Jar One Jar Two Two experiments are carried out. First Experiment: A jar is first chosen at random and then a ball is drawn from that jar. (a) Draw, and label fully, a tree diagram to show all possible outcomes of this experiment. (2) (b) What is the probability that a white ball is drawn? (3) Second Experiment: The ball drawn in the first experiment is not replaced. A second ball is then drawn from the same jar. (c) What is the probability that both balls are white? (2) (Total 7 marks) 7 12. On a particular day 100 children are asked to make a note of what they drank that day. They are given three choices: water (W), coffee (C) or fruit juice (F) 1 child drank only water. 6 children drank only coffee. 8 children drank only fruit juice. 5 children drank all three. 7 children drank water and coffee only. 53 children drank coffee and fruit juice only. 18 children drank water and fruit juice only. (a) Represent the above information on a Venn Diagram. (4) (b) How many children drank none of the above? (2) (c) A child is chosen at random. Find the probability that the child drank (i) coffee; (ii) water or fruit juice but not coffee; (iii) no fruit juice, given that the child did drink water. (4) (d) Two children are chosen at random. Find the probability that both children drank all three choices. (3) (Total 13 marks) 8 13. At a certain school there are 90 students studying for their IB diploma. They are required to study at least one of the subjects: Physics, Biology or Chemistry. 50 students are studying Physics, 60 students are studying Biology, 55 students are studying Chemistry, 30 students are studying both Physics and Biology, 10 students are studying both Biology and Chemistry but not Physics, 20 students are studying all three subjects. Let x represent the number of students who study both Physics and Chemistry but not Biology. Then 25–x is the number who study Chemistry only. The figure below shows some of this information and can be used for working. U with n(U) 90 Physics x Chemistry 25–x 20 10 Biology 20 (a) Express the number of students who study Physics only, in terms of x. (b) Find x. (c) Determine the number of students studying at least two of the subjects. 9


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A good route for practicing thin hands. Slightly off the beaten path, do this and then Roberts Crack on your way back to civilization. Thin moves lead to a dike which splits the face. Move slightly right and then continue up the left leaning crack.
Standard rack, descend to the right.
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Yes a hidden gem. Worth the trek. Beautiful finger crack.
A very nice FINGER crack, not thin hands as listed in the description. . Awesome locks and poor feet. Take care using hollow-sounding sections along the blocky dike.
Good route, super short, and has the best section of pure 1" finger crack in the Park. Too bad it is only 3ft of fingers, but it is good none the less. Go up the crack, move right on the dike and then move left to top out on some grainy fingers. Eats up pro in the med stopper to 1.5" range. Scramble off top to climbers right. Set your own anchor with med cams. This route will probably be harder for you if you dont have giant fingers.


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In this image taken on Dec. 3, Chinese-styled steamed tilapia is shown served on a plate in Concord, N.H. Photo by: AP Photo/Matthew Mead
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January 2, 2013 8:54:44 AM
The first time I had to test a recipe for steamed fish was back in the '80s, when I was working in the test kitchen at Gourmet magazine. And truthfully, the very idea seemed preposterous.
Steaming anything over water had always struck me as boring. And the idea that you could count on a good result by applying such an intense method to a protein as delicate as fish seemed highly unlikely.
But the recipe in question relied on the Chinese method of steaming fish, and I became a believer the very first time I tried it. As is typical in Chinese cuisine, the secret is in the seasoning. Given their blandness, fish are a wonderful canvas for intense ingredients such as ginger, chilies and toasted sesame oil. Steaming them concentrates and amplifies their flavors. And an added bonus is that steaming requires very little fat.
This recipe works wonderfully using any thin fillet of fish, including char, catfish, trout and striped bass. And if you increase the cooking time, you can swap in any number of thicker fillets, including cod, sablefish and halibut. How do you know when the fish is cooked? Stick a knife through it. If it goes through easily, it's done.
For this recipe I chose tilapia because it is a sustainably-raised farmed fish. I prefer American-raised, as the quality is much higher than imported.
Ideally, you'd cook this fish in a Chinese bamboo steamer. But if you don't have one of those, you can use a collapsible metal steamer lined with foil. I love those steamer baskets. They are great for steaming vegetables as well as meat, fit into most saucepans, store easily and are virtually indestructible. I'm still using one I bought during my college days.
This recipe is quick, healthy and delicious. You might want to think of it as a jumping-off point for other steamed fish dishes. In fact, if -- like most of us -- you're recovering from a month or two of holiday overindulgence, this little gem could enter your regular rotation as a lighter dish for the new year.
Start to finish: 40 minutes (10 minutes active)
Servings: 4
5 tablespoons low-sodium soy sauce, divided
2 tablespoons sake or dry sherry
1 tablespoon finely grated fresh ginger
3 teaspoons toasted sesame oil, divided
1 teaspoon cornstarch
1 1/4 pounds tilapia fillets, cut into 4 portions
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1/4 pound fresh shiitake mushrooms, stems removed, caps thinly sliced
3 scallions (white and light green parts), thinly sliced (about 1/3 cup)
1/2 large jalapeno chili or 1 serrano chili, very thinly sliced crosswise
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This crag sits above above Happy Hour Crag, it contains steep crack routes and a few sport lines. The most famous route is the climb of the same name. This crag is not really that separate from Upper Security Risk, but the standard downclimb goes between the two formations.
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This is a high quality trad line that I have heard next to nothing about. It was just another pitch that I'd walk by on the way to the great sport climbing at Upper Security Risk. Enemy of the People is one of the better 5.12 trad pitches in Boulder Canyon, just a notch in quality below the similarly graded classics Grand Inquisitor and Arms Bazaar. The climb starts in the middle of the crag just between the two 5.12+ sport climbs, Ecstasy of the People and Central I...[more] Browse More Classics in CO
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