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Reviewers agree that the 2014 Honda CR-Z's cabin has a unique style that's reminiscent of a spacecraft, with a sleek instrument panel as the most prominent feature. Ambient lights change color depending on which mode you're driving in, and test drivers say this adds to the bold, futuristic vibe. Auto writers say the seats are generally comfy and there's adequate space, though they report that rearward visibility is poor and a low roofline can make tall drivers feel cramped. The climate controls and gauges are easy to read, reviewers note, though one reviewer says that the audio controls are complicated by the optional navigation system, which uses the same display screen.
- "Where all hybrid cars have additional gauges and playful readouts to make them appear more futuristic, the 2014 Honda CR-Z hybrid's cockpit looks like something from a pseudo-sci-fi film." -- Kelley Blue Book
- "The cabin design almost looks as if it's pulled from a spaceship, with an ultramodern instrument panel highlighted by a prominent digital speedometer encircled by an analog tachometer." -- Left Lane News
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The two-seat CR-Z comes with mesh sport seats and a steering wheel that tilts and telescopes. A leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob are available. The driver seat is comfy and supportive and there's sufficient head- and legroom, test drivers say. Still, they add that taller drivers may feel cramped under the low roof. Reviewers point out that leather seats aren't an option, the seats don't offer lumbar support and rear visibility is poor due to the sloping roofline. However, they say that the standard rearview camera makes backing up easier.
- "The sport seats are nicely bolstered and very comfortable, but Honda does not offer a leather seat option, and black is the only interior color scheme available on most models." -- Kelley Blue Book
- "Rear visibility is considerably impaired from the bipartite rear window and sloping roofline, but a standard rearview mirror [camera] helps to take the fear out of backup maneuvers." -- Left Lane News
- "The idea is to apparently better associate the car with the original two-seat CRX, though some measure of practicality is sacrificed, of course. Seat comfort is adequate, but tall drivers may find a lack of adjustability." -- Edmunds (2013)
- "Most adults will have sufficient headroom and legroom. Be careful when raising the seat bottoms, as your head can brush the headliner in fairly short order. Oddly, the seat backs for the driver and passenger each feel different. The driver seat is very comfortable and supportive. The passenger seat in cars tested suffered from a noticeable bulge in the lower-back area. No lumbar adjustment is offered." -- Consumer Guide (2012)
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The 2014 Honda CR-Z comes standard with automatic climate control, a rearview mirror with an integrated backup camera display, steering wheel-mounted audio and cruise controls and a six-speaker CD audio system with a USB port, an auxiliary audio jack and Bluetooth phone connectivity. Options include a voice-controlled navigation system, a multi-angle rearview camera and an upgraded audio system with Pandora Internet radio compatibility.
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- "Worry not, though, for in typical Honda style all of the CR-Z's controls are logically placed and easy to operate. We particularly like the placement of the climate controls, which reside just to the right of the steering wheel." -- Kelley Blue Book
- "A configurable display allows you to call up other useful information, including instant and average fuel economy readings." -- Edmunds (2013)
- "We like CR-Z's '3D' gauges, as well as the green-blue-red fuel-economy reminder 'halo' around the speedometer. The climate controls are convenient and simple. The navigation system is the same as that in the Fit and Honda Civic. It absorbs audio functions, which complicates some adjustments." -- Consumer Guide (2012)
The CR-Z has 25.1 cubic feet of cargo space, which is good for a small, two-seat hatchback. Reviewers say the cargo shelf behind the seats features handy storage compartments for small items, but they're disappointed that a center console doesn't come standard.
- "The front-drive CR-Z is a 2-door hatchback with room for just two people but with a pretty big cargo hold." -- Kelley Blue Book
- "A flip-down partition ahead of the main cargo area folds to create additional space, and there is some storage behind the seats, which have handy closable lids. Cabin storage consists of a small glovebox, a couple of cubbies under the audio controls, and tiny door pockets. No center console is included, but one is available as a dealer-installed accessory. This is a feature we wish Honda would make standard at the factory." -- Consumer Guide (2012)
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England's Queen Elizabeth II is making a knight of former Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind.
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Look at the Wowhead entry for it, there's probably over a thousand comments on it. Not a lot of merit to start an entire thread on it, as nothing has been ruled as confirmed.
Hey Guys,
Kinda wondering if anyone has any info/tips on trying to camp this Uber Rare spawn?
What I can somewhat safely deduce from research is that:
1) TLPD shares a Spawn timer with another rare, namely Vyragosa
2) TLPD is a rare % chance spawn with Vyragosa, i.e. only one of the 2 spawns at a given spawn time
3) TLPD supposedly despawns about 13-15 minutes after it spawns
4) Supposedly has 3 spawn points
does any of you out there have any experience to share on this Rare?
Much appreciated..
Damage Meters are like Boobs, they both draw my attention away from my Threatmeter!!
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Look at the Wowhead entry for it, there's probably over a thousand comments on it. Not a lot of merit to start an entire thread on it, as nothing has been ruled as confirmed.
Yeah, the entries on wowhead said that it also shares its spawnpoint with yet another dragon, Dirkee on top of Vyragosa.
It usually passes that Abberation-Plagued-Proto-Drake village but generally flies higher up.
Theres also a couple of theories on its route path in WoWhead's TLPD comments box.
I ran into Vyragosa once when I was autoflying while alt-tabbed...I was sad that it wasnt TLPD
My advice is don't try and camp it. Seems it's been stated by GMs that it NOT spawning between server resets is not a bug. Some servers still don't have it in their databases, meaning no one has killed and looted it since WotLK release on that server. Also, note the majority of coordinates posted on WoWHead are kill spots, not spawn spots. People sit there and camp these coordinates and see nothing for weeks.
When I found mine, I was just casually flying back to Frosthold to turn in quests, and happened to see it flying past Bor's Breath. I didn't go out hunting for it.
Dirkee is actually not a dragon, it's a named mechanical gnome north of Engine of the Makers.
Considering 2 people in my guild farmed it and got it in 2-3 days each, i'd guess it's definitively farmable.
The fact i cba doing it is another thing.
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I would never try to farm it, far too much luck involved. Ancient Cyclops anyone? I'd much rather earn it through other means, such as Glory of the Hero - Achievement - World of Warcraft. But I am stuck on Gotta Go! - Achievement - World of Warcraft, guess it's more Pinnacle and Oracle eggs for me
The 6hrs respawn timer may mean... 6 hours minimum. Some server have gone through weeks without even seeing one... i guess thats why its called time-lost... should get the drake a watch or something.
I think it's called Time-Lost to mock the people who will be farming it, and how much time they will lose to the game ^^
all i know is this is one hell of a time dump...i dont mind too much myself cause i spend alot of time doing nothing in game anyhow...but i flew around for HOURS the other day and did nothing but mine nodes i found on my path.
however...i am determined, and i will find it.
Not at all convinced that Dirkee has anything to do w/TL or Vyra, I killed Dirkee no less than an hour after TL was downed.
Killed Vyra 5 times now, Seen her dead 2 additional.
Dirkee Killed once, only time i've ever seen it.
TL seen the Rotting, Laughing at me, carcase once =P (I missed him by mins, as his body despawned about 25 mins later.
GL and Good hunting!
When I was working on getting my TLPD I would just log in in the area he was seen spawning in and log out in that area. Would make a macro that said /tar time and fly around for a few min. I eventually got him after bout a week. I think its a nice looking proto drake. Better then the green one. I think they should have made it a feat of str though
Well after 3 months! I Finnaly got the Time-Lost Proto Drake. Yes i did farm him for a long itme, and for many hours on end. Ive killed Vraygosa 3 times and seen the body of Time-Lost once. but this morn as i log on and get in my norm pos 2 camp before work. i finnaly see him flying. WOOT! Such a Sweet mount. Still crazy happy. good luck guys, cya online =P


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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT)- Dozens of people gathered at Central Baptist Church to honored a public servant who touched the lives of many in her community-- former long time Knox County Commissioner, Mary Lou Horner.
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Debian Celebrates 15th BirthdayAug 18, 2008
Fifteen years ago, on Saturday the 16th of August, 1993, Ian Murdock wrote an email to the comp.os.linux.development newsgroup , announcing his upcoming Debian Linux Release.more »
Linux Desktop Update: KDE 4.1 ReleasedJul 29, 2008
The developers were criticized for KDE 4.0. At the time, they pointed to KDE 4.1 – and it turns out they were right. The new version is far more stable and mature.more »
Gnome 2.23.5: Test Version with New FeaturesJul 28, 2008
Version 2.23.5 of the Gnome Linux desktop gives a preview of version 2.24, which is scheduled for release in September.more »
Miguel de Icaza Criticizes Plans for Gtk+ 3Jul 17, 2008
At first, plans for Gtk+ 3 were considered unnecessary – the developers themselves considered the 2.x version mature enough – now, some developers are toying with the idea of developing Gtk+ 3. Gnome founder Miguel de Icaza comments on and criticizes the developments in his blog.more »
Joint KDE/GNOME Conference and Eleven Myths about KDE 4Jul 16, 2008
KDE e.V. and the GNOME Foundation will be holding their annual Akademy and GUADEC conferences jointly next year in Gran Canaria.more »
Gnome and Gtk+ Moving Towards Version 3.0Jul 12, 2008
The developers of the Gnome desktop environment have denied the necessity of Gnome version 3.0, but now things are happening. Initial plans for a 3.0 release were revealed at the Gnome developer conference, Guadec, along with details of Gtk+ 3.0.more »
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Gnome 2.22 Gnome 2.22 overviewMay 23, 2008
The new Gnome appeared in March and includes improvements for both users and developers. We'll tell you about network-transparent filesystem access, improved usability, and new programs in the latest Gnome.more »
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birdie writes "Here's Google's image labeling site where you're invited to find an anonymous partner and help label some of the images Google has accumulated while searching the web. You're shown a drawing or photograph and asked to type in words that describe it while the clock ticks down. Kind of like a beat the clock game..."
Another great column from Clyde Haberman in today's New York Times informing us that last Wednesday happened to be National School Backpack Awareness Day.
He continues, "Don't feel bad if you did not know. There is no shortage of these special days, many of dubious significance. Yesterday, for example, was the annual International Day of Peace, Sept. 21 having been assigned this honor by the United Nations General Assembly. You may judge for yourself how well it has worked out thus far."
Today? Well, it's Elephant Appreciation Day, Dear Diary Day, Ice Cream Cone Birthday Day and the beginning of the High Holidays (Rosh Hashanah) for Jews around the world. Happy New Year...and Happy Elephant Appreciation Day and oh yeah, TGIF.
Search-Engines-Web asks: What is blufr?
blufr is a new trivia-type game that hopefully gets people of all ages addicted to learning obscure facts. There's no evil agenda. Just play and keep playing. Each bluf shows the percentage of people who were fooled by it. As you continue playing, you'll notice your blufr score going up or down. When you're done playing, click "claim score" and enter up to three initials. If your score is high enough you'll show up in the "top scorers" window. We will be adding more and more blufs on a regular basis so come back often, tell all of your friends and bookmark blufr.com! We promise to keep blufr free and open (right now you don't even need to register to play).
Which population is larger...
the number of librarians worldwide -
- or -
the population of North Dakota?
The population of North Dakota or the population of Austin TX?
The population of Baltimore MD or the number of librarians worldwide?
Read on to find out... -- Read More
From one of my favorite sites, Anu Garg's wordsmith (a.word.a.day) here's a word that might inspire something new and exciting this weekend....
BIBLIOMANCY (BIB-lee-o-man-see) noun
Divination by interpreting a passage picked at random from a book, especially from a religious book such as the Bible.
[From Greek biblio- (book) + -mancy (divination).]
Here's the step-by-step method:
1. Pick a book you trust a lot.
2. Put it on its spine, and let it fall open.
3. With your eyes closed, trace your finger to a passage.
4. Interpret the passage as your lifemap to the future.
You could even add more randomness to the process. To do that at the macro level, visit a library and pick a book at random from the shelves. At the micro level, instead of interpreting a passage, pick a single word and let it point you to your path.
In case you didn't have a chance to thoroughly peruse the winners of the recent Bulwer-Lytton Contest , here they are in descending order:
WINNERS OF THE DARK AND STORMY NIGHT CONTEST (run by the English Dept of San Jose State University), wherein one writes only the first sentence of a bad novel.
10) As a scientist, Throckmorton knew that if he were ever to break wind in the echo chamber he would never hear the end of it.
9) Just beyond the Narrows, the river widens.
8) With a curvaceous figure that Venus would have envied, a tanned, unblemished oval face framed with lustrous thick brown hair, deep azure blue eyes fringed with long black lashes, perfect teeth that vied for competition, and a small, straight nose, Marilee had a beauty that defied description.
7) Andre, a simple peasant, had only one thing on his mind as he crept along the east wall 'Andre, creep...Andre, creep...Andre, creep...
6) Stanislaus Smedley, a man always on the cutting edge of narcissism, was about to give his body and soul to a back alley sex change surgeon to become the woman he loved.
Don't you want to know what the winning sentence was? Read on... -- Read More
Search Engines WEB writes "How long have you been watching JEOPARDY .... - do you remeber as a kid, thinking "these people are so smart" - now YOU are the one so sophisticated and erudite - why not go back in time and see how you would have done on these same questions that seemed so esoteric way back when.... http://www.j-archive.com/listseasons.php http://members.aol.com/tdciago/jeoparchive/index.h tml#gameindex"
Here's probably more than you'll ever want to know about feline hairballs. Hair balls - or trichobezoars, to the veterinarily inclined - rank among the most common ailments suffered by cats and, subsequently, by their owners.
"Usually you find them in the morning, with your bare feet," says Ed Zigon Jr., a lab technician who lives with six cats in Morrisville. For people who own cats - a third of all American households, half of those with two or more - hair balls are an issue that keeps coming up.
Click here: Oddcast TTS Demo, text to speech conversion plus translations into any of thirteen languages.
You get to try it a few times before you are directed to their website should you wish to 'integrate our speaking characters into your web pages and web applications'.
So how many of you freaky librarians asked Kate to say something 'slightly off-color', hmm?
Since all librarians love books, there's not doubt in my mind you would love to make your own books! Here's a couple of interesting little How-To sites that will help you along the way: Fun and Easy How to Guide to Binding Your Own Paperback Books At Home...FAST and one from PBWiki,
DIY Bookbinding, which is part of an article that appears in heavily edited (in a good way) form in Make magazine, Volume 5.


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Karen Rodriguez Creates Bilingual Stir on American Idolby Hilton Hater at . Comments
If most American Idol viewers agree that Pia Toscano put on the best semifinalist performance last night among the remaining 12 women, these same fans would say that Karen Rodriguez put on the most interesting.
Perhaps even the most scandalous, according to THG readers.
The New York native threw in a twist to her rendition of Mariah Carey's "Hero," singing almost half of the song in Spanish. This actually riled up a few respondents in our blog, who called Karen out for daring to be different.
Watch the performance now and sound off: Do you see anything wrong with the inclusion of a Spanish verse?
Bye bye Karen. Adios.
This response is in agreement to gtc - When I heard that very remark I, as a Caucasian, heard it as "F U white people, we're here to stay (and not mix in, but to take what is yours, etc.) Very bad attitude.
what would happen if a white "American" sang and after said White Power?????????
Amazing the people we live among like this Mia character someone didn't love you dear what gives you the right to criticize anyone in this world you've never struggled to get something you may never have??? Last time I checked we are all inperferfect you are obviously a waste of air, air you could give to someone with more heart than you I hope u don't have kids or ever have kids that would be an abomination and we definitely don't need little demons running around dictating like hitler oh and by the way IM A PROUD BORICUA and I LOVE KAREN for at least having the guts not to hide who she was
To: mia you are such a bitch. Don't be so ingnorant, not all hispanic are here illegally. Karen sings beatifull if she wants to put a spanish twist to her songs she is more than welcome to do so. Stop being a hater!Biachhhhhhhhhhhh
wow. some of you people on here are a real embarrassment to true americans. if this is america and we need to speak english, why can't any of you haters write in english? go back to english class morons.
wow i wonder mia's background. if care to share... african american? caucasian? if so , germarn, italian, irish, polish, one thing i can bet on he or she is not native american , the only ones whom can speak that way about any other race living in usa.
Look at Mias grammar, do I need to say more. I almost (emphasize almost) feel sorry. I would be embarrassed to post a comment like her. But that's what happens when you are home schooled and suppressed from reality.
To you the dumn a.. That's talks crap. Go back to school you stupid jerk texax, arizonan new mexico, and california had spanish people before the states took over you are the ass hole that makes it hard for all hard working people to live in peace. Get a clue....
How sad is America, it's about time that you wake up and smell the coffee. Look around you and see the diversity. Have a look at who the President is, you need to be accepting of all cultures and also have a look at your stats from time to time. So here is my pride out loud....go Pitbull, go Jlo, and go Enrique Iglesias!!!! Don't panic cause I'm Hispanic.


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As the Western world confronts the threat posed by the Islamic State, many officials are pushing for stricter measures to be put in place to protect the United States from home-bound jihadists carrying U.S. passports.
The Great Debate
Gitmo: Too dangerous to release? Not so fast.
When the National September 11 Memorial & Museum opens Thursday, we will finally have a national institution dedicated to exploring the effects of the tragic events of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Swift U.S. jury verdict gives lie to Gitmo
The government's charges against Osama bin Laden's son-in-law looked pretty thin. Washington was basically claiming that the Kuwaiti imam had made a few inflammatory speeches — one praising the September 11 attacks and another warning that more attacks on tall buildings were soon to come. It didn't sound like much, given that the charges were providing "material support" for terrorism and conspiring to kill Americans.
from Stories I'd like to see:
Is NBC soft on Sochi terror threats, political stalling, and the lawyer who could nail Christie
1. Is NBC soft on Sochi terror threats? Or are its rivals overdoing it?
I may be imagining it, but while the other network news organizations are giving full, even avid, coverage to the threat of terrorism at the coming Sochi Olympics, NBC -- which is televising the games -- seems to be playing it down. Or at least not playing it up.
Obama can close Guantanamo
At his news conference on Tuesday, President Barack Obama for the first time in years spoke about the controversial detention center at Guantanamo Bay, which he had promised to close when he first took office.
Boston bomber acted as 'enemy combatant'
The Obama administration announced on Monday that suspected Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev would "not be treated as an enemy combatant" who would be tried in a special military tribunal. Instead, White House spokesman Jay Carney declared, "we will prosecute this terrorist through our civilian system of justice."
Holding Boston hostage
Boston was in lockdown Friday. The machinery of a major metropolitan area in the richest nation on earth had come to a grinding halt. We know why this is happened – a terrorist manhunt – but how, exactly, does a modern bustling city come to a full stop?
Bringing a terror mastermind to justice
Four months after retaliation for the 9/11 attacks he masterminded brought devastation to al Qaeda's haven in Afghanistan, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed was living openly in neighboring Karachi, Pakistan and taking leisurely walks with his new prize recruit – a young computer geek from Maryland who wanted to join the jihad.
The case for letting Khalid Sheikh Mohammed live
What should be done with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed? If the Defense Department is to be believed, the chief planner of the 9/11 attacks on America is guilty of mass murder and crimes against humanity. Even if the evidence elicited by waterboarding him 183 times is void, his declaration in 2002 that "I was responsible for the 9/11 Operation from A to Z" should ensure conviction.
The urgent need to protect the global supply chain
Every day, staggering numbers of air, land and sea passengers, as well as millions of tons of cargo, move between nations. International trade and commerce has long driven the development of nations and provided unprecedented economic growth. Indeed, our future prosperity depends upon it.


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Around 150 of the world's elite approached the grounds of a suburban Virginia hotel on Thursday for the first day of the 2012 Bilderberg Conference, but also on hand were throngs of protesters who gathered to opposed the top-secret gathering.
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Cardinals place Rob Housler on IR, promote Kerry Taylor to active Roster
The Arizona Cardinals placed tight end Rob Housler on Injured Reserve and elevated receiver Kerry Taylor from the practice squad to the 53-man roster, it was announced Wednesday.
Housler's second NFL season comes to an end with the former Florida Atlantic product catching 45 passes for 417 yards. He injured his shoulder trying to make a catch Sunday against the Bears.
Taylor is an Arizona native who attended Arizona State University. He has been with the Cardinals since joining the practice squad on September 24, and previously spent time with the Packers, Patriots and 49ers.
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divine_punishment (Jan 16, 2008), Ochi Gate (Jan 16, 2008)
I think it's possible. I've had plenty of female friends that were just friends. In fact, in high school, I had more female friends than male. A LOT of people thought I was gay, LOL.
I mean there will be a time a man will have feelings for a girl "friend", and the same goes for when the shoe is on the other foot. But it's up to that person to decide, "Do I want to have a relationship with this person? What if it goes sour? Do I really wanna be just friends?"
divine_punishment (Jan 16, 2008), Ochi Gate (Jan 16, 2008)
"You will only have eyes for Me!"
Most of my friends are guys and its not hard for us to be friends. Although it can get a little awkward when we get into certain topics it is possible.
But do our families make it easy? NO! There's always the pressure you have from them. Its either "you two would be perfect together" or "I don't like him around you". Its stupid really. It shouldn't matter if its a male or female as long as you get along.
Our love will go on until the end of time. I will always be yours and you will be mine.
It is possible to have friends/close friends/best friends that are females and it dose not turn in to any thing else.Every time a male is a with a female doesn't mean there going to start dating, They can just be friends/close friends/best friends with out going that extra step and dating.
As for if a friends ship survive the possible jealousy and mistrust of their friends or even there own family's. It can be very possible to still be friends it wont be easy but it is possible.As long they still want to be friends and don't want to lose a close friends to family and friends not liking the other friend.
....Player Killer....??* "There is nothing to fear but F.E.A.R. it self -(F.E.A.R) " ??*
I would have to say yes, a guy and gal can just be friends, because I know.
take my friend for example, been best friends for a couple of years now, and not once have I thought of taking advantage of her. not once have I tried to be more.
you see I am comfortable knowing that our friendship will last, and that is what I treasure in this world. Friendship.
as for the cynical side of it, so what if people think what they want, who cares?
not I nor my friend.
I think yes! They can be just friends, I have my best friend i have known for years of my life, from way back from when we both lived in the cities, and coincidentally we both moved up north! And we are just friends, but becasue we are sooo oposite no one ever thought of us as if we were even dating.
like sprout, (except opposite) I hung out with more males than females, (probly because i play football for my school, and it just came naturally) and also because most of the girls are just stuck up!
but yes! they can be, Is it acceptable? I think so. Its just that if there is feeling between them, they should... actually i dont know that answer, and i'm not here to give dating advice, *laughs*
Hope that helped you!
I tryed to see things from your point of view but i cant seem to get my head that far up my ass!
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why not!!? only the old ppl use to think like that, I dont see where the prob is male and a female being friends( i heard staff like that when i go to my mon's with a male friend)
Well she always ask me "a new boyfriend?" when i say no mom is just a friend, she sound like a tape "girls and boys never cant be friends"... its pointless argue with my mom so i just say ok mom I'll will marry him! *sarcastically*...
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It's no waste of time at all. I'm just trying to do things on a professional level from this point on until I'm done at the convention. I'm trying to jump back in the freelance cartooning game and I need to focus on that. If you change your mind, let me know and we can talk business. (If it's good enough, we can make a quick buck on it.) ^_^
Ah no its ok, i found someone who's willing to draw it for me. Thankyou very much for your time and my sincere apologies for wasting your time. good luck with your manga!!!!!!


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In an effort to find a healthy alternative to fast food without sacrificing speediness, the creators of Pita Pit began assembling their signature sandwiches for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night snacks. At each location, thin, Lebanese-style pitas encircle lean, grilled meats and fresh veggies, all grilled to order. Sandwich selections span the spectrum from gyro meat and falafel to turkey and prime rib. The staff empowers customers to make healthy choices by displaying nutrition information for each bread, meat, and post-meal toothpick and corralling a selection of healthy sandwiches.
Onsite at the Barbara Worth Resort, Caddies Sports Tavern offers a casual alternative to the linens and champagne brunches of the resort's Fields Steakhouse. Along with a wealth of draft beers and a full selection of spirits, a menu of wings, juicy burgers, and cheese-crusted pizza makes mealtime a cinch. The food is delectable and the beer specials are enticing, but for many, Caddies' appeal is in its warm, no-frills atmosphere. Friends meet, cheer, and munch here, the glossy bar top glinting in the light of the myriad flat-screen TVs. These screens loom above large windows, accenting the interior's den-like wood walls with live updates of sporting events and where Waldo currently is.
There is an elegant simplicity to the course at Barbara Worth Resort & Country Club. Designed by Lawrence Hughes in 1927, the layout takes what the relatively flat terrain offers, stringing 18 side-by-side holes together, dotting the rough with trees, guarding the fairways with dazzling white sand traps, and capping holes with small, sloped greens. Each green nestles alongside the tee box to the next hole, making the course easy to walk or traverse on a pogo stick.
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Comment -- Acquisition
Experts propose ways agencies could reduce procurement costs
Saving money is on everybody's mind, particularly here in government. From President Barack Obama's recent SAVE Award initiative to new guidance from the Office of Management and Budget, government leaders and employees are looking for good ways to save a few dollars here and there, which could add up to millions or even billions.
On July 29, OMB issued a memo titled "Improving Government Acquisition" that, among other things, requires agencies to "(1) review their existing contracts and acquisition practices and develop a plan to save 7 percent of baseline contract spending by the end of [fiscal] 2011; and (2) reduce by 10 percent the share of dollars obligated in [fiscal] 2010 under new contract actions that are awarded with high-risk contracting authorities."
The 344 members of the GovLoop Acquisition 2.0 Group — who represent federal, state and local governments; the private sector; and academia — are focused on innovation in acquisition and generating ideas for improving efficiency and effectiveness and reducing costs in the acquisition process.
Some great examples are ideas developed by Andy Krzmarzick, a senior project coordinator at the Agriculture Department Graduate School. He suggested using low-cost Flip cameras or podcasting tools, such as TalkShoe.com or Audacity, to capture the knowledge of retiring contracting officials in a downloadable, mobile format. He also suggested having new employees or interns record interviews with seasoned staffers by asking them a comprehensive set of questions about their work.
Jaime Gracia, a government contracting consultant, recommended using Web 2.0 tools tools to improve communications between government and industry, which could lead to more clearly defined requirements for contracts and more realistic cost, schedule and performance objectives.
Ideas and suggestions posted by members of the GovLoop group are revealing and tend to fall into three areas: strategic actions, tactical actions and those requiring leadership involvement.
Suggestions include instituting unbiased reviews of contract requirements, contract types, activities and deliverables to weed out those that don't directly contribute to meeting agencies's missions and redefining "mission" to "core mission." Agency leaders might conduct their own reviews to ensure that contracted activities align with overall mission delivery.
At the leadership level, it will take the combined efforts of agency leaders, chief acquisition officers, chief financial officers and program managers to implement some of the ideas for saving money.
OMB's memo calls for long-term strategic changes yet describes short-term objectives. I believe one of the most effective strategies would be to better capitalize on our collective buying power for commonly purchased goods and services. The Federal Strategic Sourcing Initiative was launched in November 2005 to do just that, and many agencies have come together to define requirements and acquisition strategies for things such as office supplies, express ground domestic delivery services and wireless telecommunications expense management programs.
However, we haven't been able to negotiate the best deals for the government because we can't get agencies to commit to using the solutions. We need to hold agencies accountable and review enterprise and interagency contracting actions for duplication and redundancy.
OMB's memo has set an annual net savings target of $40 billion. I think it's achievable. What ideas do you have?
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FORT WORTH — Area residents aren't happy that a busy chunk of North Beach Street in far north Fort Worth has been shut down for roughly the next four months.The area of North Beach Street is between Heritage Trace Parkway and Heritage Glen Drive, in the midst of a quickly expanding residential and commercial neighborhood near the Fort Worth-Keller border.Residents want to know why the entire two-lane road had to be closed at once, instead of closing one lane at a time for the expansion. They said they were initially told by city officials that the road would remain open."The construction plan has appeared to change and may lead to short term pain for long-term gain" said Nick Evans, who lives near North Beach Street and Heritage Trace Parkway and commutes to work each day to near the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base. "But I hope the city has thought of ways to reduce traffic flow through the neighborhoods while the main road is under construction."Closing the entire road makes it possible for the contractor to get the work done eight months earlier than if the workers had to maintain traffic flow, said Fort Worth Councilman Danny Scarth, whose district includes the work zone.He also said the removal of about 25 feet of earth in an area of North Beach Street that some motorists have nicknamed "roller coaster hill" also made it potentially unsafe for vehicles to travel in the work zone."It comes down to safety and time," Scarth said. "Part of that hill is getting shaved off about 25 feet. To keep two lanes of traffic open, you would have to excavate half the hill, lower the lanes, open the lanes and then have people driving by while they were excavating 25 feet above you.""If it's closed completely, they can come through and shave all the hill off much faster," he said. "They can do it in a matter of weeks."Work zoneScarth said he understands residents' concerns and is trying to keep them up to date on the project. The closure began July 16.Scarth's website — http:// fortworthtexas.gov /district4 / — also includes a map showing multiple alternate routes motorists can use in the area.City officials say they're also working with area businesses to preserve access. For example, an orange work zone sign has been placed near the intersection with Shiver Road, to let motorists know that the Northpark YMCA is still open. That YMCA branch is just a few hundred feet south of the road closure.The work is part of a bigger project that involves spending $7.2 million in voter-approved city bond funds expanding North Beach Street from Vista Meadows Drive to near Shiver Road. When the work is done, North Beach Street will be a four-lane, divided arterial with curbs, a raised median and turn lanes, according to information provided by the city.Storm drainage, street lights, bike lanes, sidewalks and three new traffic signals also will be added in the area.The contractor, Mario Sinacola & Sons Excavating Inc. expects to complete the work in April 2015.Long-term planFor motorists, perhaps the worst part of the project will be over when North Beach Street re-opens with one lane in each direction. The contractor has agreed to pay damages of up to $7,500 per day for every day the closure lasts beyond Nov. 15, Scarth said.Although the road will be closed to normal through traffic for four months, a temporary lane is being built for emergency vehicles and should be completed by next week officials said.The work is part of a long-term plan to make North Beach Street a viable north-south alternative to Interstate 35W — for local traffic, not trucks or other long-distance travelers — over the next two decades. The road offers a 15-mile-long connection from East Fort Worth to the city's border with Keller. Much of the road is six lanes wide but a few pockets are extremely narrow, the result of years of neglect as the city has struggled to expand its roads quickly enough to keep up with growth.Nearly 36,000 vehicles per day travel North Beach just north of 820, according to the North Central Texas Council of Governments.
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In this innovative collection of essays, renowned psychologist Robin Rosenberg and comics scholar Peter Coogan explore the question "What is a superhero?" from a variety of viewpoints. What is the role of power and superpower? Heroism? The environment? How is the superhero a metaphor? Perhaps most intriguing, what are super villains and why do we need them? These and many other fascinating topics are taken up in this exciting new book. With essays from scholars and commentary by the writers and creators themselves, including exclusive material from Stan Lee, Danny Fingeroth, and their peers, What is a Superhero? is the first volume to provide a true synthesis and reflection of the state of superheroes in our culture today.
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When we want to get a root of a number, it is as same as raising that number to the power of 1/root.
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Let's find the square root of a number
Here the number is 169
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Cube root of 125
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CBS is expecting another record-breaking year of video streams, with every game in the tournament available for the first time.
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If you're the kind of businessman who travels cheek to cheek with commuters on the metro or subway – or who cycles to work – then you'll know that by the time you change into your once-pristine suit at the office, it can look more like a "before" image from a steam iron commercial than something fit to impress the boss. Tony Higson's crusade against creases started with Suit Commute, and is now about to enter the next phase with Freefold. Read More
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So you're looking dapper in your snappy business suit as you head out into the afternoon sun to walk a few blocks to your next meeting but by the time you arrive you're a good deal less fresh than when you set off just moments before. Your expensive new super white cotton shirt is stuck to your back and something nasty is taking to the air around you. This is precisely the kind of scenario that the Apollo shirt from Ministry of Supply was designed to combat. The wrinkle-free dress shirt makes use of NASA technology to help regulate body temperature, while also neutralizing pit-pong and adapting to the movement of the wearer. Read More
Getting some members of the public to keep up with new technology can be almost as difficult as getting your brand to cut through in the ultra competitive Internet marketplace. Australian online electronics retailer Kogan is attempting to kill those two birds with one stone by implementing an "Internet Explorer 7 Tax" on customers who use the outdated browser when they make purchases. Read More
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Following Facebook's astonishing US$1 billion acqusition of mobile photo-sharing app Instagram, Gizmag asks whether a take-over of the service, which is free to download and use and which eschews in-app advertising, was inevitable; and ponders whether free services are a fool's paradise. Read More
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After making and selling cameras for over 120 years, the Eastman Kodak Company announced yesterday that it plans to stop producing its "dedicated capture devices" – in other words, its digital cameras, pocket video cameras, and digital picture frames. The company plans on phasing out the products throughout the first half of this year. This news doesn't come as a surprise, as Kodak filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection just last month, at which time it announced that it would be undergoing a "reorganization" in order to focus on its most valuable business lines. Read More
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