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Modone Ottoman
Fueled by a fresh outlook in the industry and the passion to create timeless pieces, Koverton offers a collection of products that distinctly appeal to all markets and tastes. Each collection features understated lines and sleek designs that are coalesced to form unique, transitional furnishings.
From the development stage to the final packaging, special attention to detail is exercised throughout the entire process. The end result is outdoor patio furniture with unsurpassed quality and aesthetic originality, ready to transform your outdoor surrounding.
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Friday the 13th can be full of surprises but I never expected this! The multiple thunder and hail storms we saw today brought the biggest hail I'd ever seen in western Washington. It looks big in my hand but looks even bigger in the hand of my son Memphis who's a year and a half old. This was the hail storm that moved through Everett at about 6:30 this evening. I've lived here for over 30 years and have never seen hail this big.
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Friday 21 June 2013
Twenty-three players from Barclays Premier League clubs will be showing their talent on the international stage at the FIFA Under-20 World Cup, which kicked off in Turkey on Friday.
"For Harry Kane and Alex Pritchard to be involved in such a tournament can only help their careers"
Chris Ramsey
Of the 23, 15 players are in the England squad and hoping to be involved up until the final on 13 July. Manchester United's Sam Johnstone, Tom Thorpe and Larnell Cole, who won the 2012/13 Barclays Under-21 Premier League title, are in Peter Taylor's squad and could come up against club-mate Angelo Henriquez, whose Chile side are also in group E, along with Egypt and Iraq.
At five, Everton and United have the most players at the tournament although the latter's quintet is represented by three nationalities, while Everton's are all English.
The England squad also includes Tottenham Hotspur's Alex Pritchard and Harry Kane, who lost to United in the final of the Barclays Under-21 Premier League at Old Trafford last month. The pair will be joined in Turkey by a familiar face as their manager at Spurs Chris Ramsey will be a part of England's management team at the tournament.
"On a personal level, I'm pleased and proud to add this tournament to my experiences and it's always important to stay right at the cutting edge," Ramsey told the Tottenham website. "I can go there and see new trends that might well help the club and also work with the likes of Peter Taylor and Ugo Ehiogu [at Spurs], so I'm really excited.
"For players like Harry and Pritch to be involved in a tournament like this can only be beneficial for their careers, and therefore the club."
Not all the Barclays Premier League players at the tournament have exclusively played for the development squads. A number who have broken in to the first team at their respective clubs will also be competing.
Southampton midfielder James Ward-Prowse made 15 Barclays Premier League appearances in his debut campaign in the top flight last season, while Liverpool's Spanish midfielder Suso, who made 14 League appearances for Brendan Rodgers' side during the 2012/13 campaign. Suso featured for Spain in their 4-1 opening win last night over the United States, for whom Southampton's Cody Cropper played in goal. Ross Barkley, who emerged in the Everton first team in the latter half of last season, will anchor England's midfield, alongside Gael Bigirimana, of Newcastle United.
The tournament has also had a number of players who have gone on to star for Barclays Premier League clubs. Phillippe Coutinho, of Liverpool, and Chelsea midfielder Oscar, both won the 2011 tournament with Brazil.
Stoke City goalkeeper Jack Butland was one of the 2011 tournament's English stars who has gone on to enjoy success, having earned a call-up to the senior squad last year.
Everton: Chris Long, John Stones, John Lundstram, Luke Garbutt, Ross Barkley (all England).
Fulham: Ryan Williams (Australia), Kerim Frei (Turkey)
Liverpool: Suso (Spain), John Flanagan, Conor Coady (England).
Manchester City: Denis Suarez (Spain).
Manchester United: Angelo Henriquez (Chile), Guillermo Varela (Uruguay), Sam Johnstone, Larnell Cole, Tom Thorpe (all England).
Newcastle United: Curtis Good (Australia), Gael Bigirimana (England).
Southampton: Cody Cropper (USA), James Ward-Prowse (England).
Tottenham Hotspur: Harry Kane, Alex Pritchard (both England).
West Ham United: Daniel Potts (England).
Friday 21 June
Cuba 1-2 South Korea
France 3-1 Ghana
Nigeria 2-3 Portugal
USA 1-4 Spain
Group A: France, Ghana, USA, Spain.
Group B: Cuba, South Korea, Nigeria, Portugal.
Group C: Turkey, El Salvador, Colombia, Australia.
Group D: Mexico, Greece, Paraguay, Mali.
Group E: Chile, Egypt, England, Iraq.
Group F: New Zealand, Uzbekistan, Uruguay, Croatia.
Group stages: 21-29 June
Round of 16: 2-3 July
Quarter-finals: 6-7 July
Semi-finals: 10 July
Final and third/fourth place play-off: 13 July


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At a glance: the 2013 Budget
COLA increase: EUR 4.08
Inflation: 2.3%
Unemployment: 6.5%
Excise duty on cigarettes: +6%
Excise duty on tobacco: +8%
Cement: +EUR5 per tonne
Duty on petrol, diesel: +2c per litre
Introducing Budget 2013: L-Ghazla Responsabbli, Minister for Finance, the Economy and Investment Tonio Fenech told MPs that the Maltese economy was expected to grow by 1.2% in 2012.
On the other hand, the EU economy was expected to shrink by 0.4% during this year.
During 2012, a number of economic sectors experienced a growth in value added. These included financial services, ICT, professional, technical and scientific services, as well as arts, entertainment and leisure.
Malta was experiencing very positive results in tourism while a number of factories had announced expansions.
During 2012, Malta had an unemployment rate of 6.5%.
Fenech said that this was the fifth lowest unemployment in Europe.
According to the Finance Minister, unemployment in the EU stood at 10.5% and 11.4% in the Eurozone.
Economy and Job creation
Malta had strengthened its financial position during 2012, leading the European Commission to close its Excessive Deficit Procedure (EDF) against it.
Fenech announced a draft bill that will propose the adoption of a "modern, transparent framework to strengthen fiscal consolidation".
The 12-month moving inflation in September 2012 had gone down to 2.3%.
COLA increase
As expected, the Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for 2013 is EUR4.08. This is the second highest wage increase in the past two years. Only in 2010 the COLA increase was actually higher – EUR 5.82.
Employment, enterprise and tourism.
Since 2008, 167 industrial projects were approved, carrying an investment of EUR355 million, creating 3,860 jobs over three years.
Fenech explained that during this period, EUR45 million in assistance to small businesses was given.
He announced the extension of the "20 million to industry" scheme.
EUR 42 million will be dedicated to schemes to support international competiveness, innovation, e-Businesses, R%D, environment and start-ups.
Moreover, he announced the allocation of funds from 4th call to 200 further businesses.
Fenech added that the High Energy Users Scheme which currently applied only in Malta would also be extended to Gozitian industry.
More incentives towards enterprise
He announced the continuation of the BioMalta Campus with an investment of EUR38 million, as well as the continuation of construction works in the Bulebel, Hal Far, Corradino, Mosta and Xewkija totaling EUR17 million.
Fenech added that the continuation of the three child care centres within industrial estates.
The Finance Minister also announced the revision to start-ups in Corradino and the development of a plug-in/plug-out facility for ICT and Digital Content Businesses.
Finally, the incentives to attract international film productions will be increased –rebate for production will be increased from 20% to 23% and will increase to 25% if Malta is featured as Malta.


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QEMU may lack the graphical configuration and VM setup tools of commercial programs like VMware, but I have found it to be an excellent solution to the I-need-to-run-just-one-Windows-application problem. Judging from the comments I've read on the QEMU forum and on the #qemu channel on the Freenode IRC network, QEMU is well suited to solving many other problems. Give it a try, I think you'll like it.
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Daniel Bartholomew has been using computers since the early 1980s when his parents brought home an Apple IIe (with an 80-column card!). After stints on Mac and Windows machines, he discovered Linux (Slackware) in 1996 and has been using various distributions ever since. He lives with his wife and children in North Carolina.
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InnoTek have released their VirtualBox code under the GPL.
As far as I'm concerned this obsoletes qvm86, and I see no point continuing development. I recommend anyone interested in qvm86 use VirtualBox ...
QEMU is alive
Actually, QEMU and VirtualBox are different products.
VirtualBox has a very nice GUI and is available both for Linux and Windows.
On the other hande, I find using QEMU very simple ;-)
BTW, great magazine article.
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On the first day of the Democratic National Convention, first lady Michelle Obama spoke of her husband and his work. A prominent Mexican-American mayor delivered the keynote address, as the party focused its appeal on two voting blocs that support President Obama - women and Hispanics. VOA's Carolyn Presutti reports from Charlotte, North Carolina.


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@Mikael Liddy they need @frank to perform a little magic on their "about us" copy. Apparently Bibendum's name comes from the Latin phrase, nunc nest bibendum, meaning "now it is time to drink." Here, here. Source: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bibendum »
For fucks sake and for the love of all things Gallic, let us call him bt his proper name: Bibendum. »
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@rfreese888 sure. You might ask your wrench about periodic lubing based on local conditions. Those little clips on the hubs come off to allow access to a grease port. »
@rfreese888 I haven't heard of loose ceramic replacement bearings, only ceramic cartridge bearings. I am no engineer but I can see at least three potential issues (1) the ceramic bearings would be harder than the steel races and destroy the races in short… »
@frank a clip of that scene used to be on youtoob. Couldn't find it on my phone so I punted. Now the narration is stuck in my head: "a quiet garden. Along toward noon…" »
@rfreese888 they shouldn't need much adjustment once set. The bigger thing is keeping the innards clean, which depends on the conditions you ride in. »
Someone needs to post video of the mechanic overhauling Ole Ritter's cup and cone bottom bracket from the time trial scene of stars and waterrcarriers. »
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May 14th, 2013 01:55 PM #11
Honestly, I don't think it's that bad. Certainly no worse than names like Merit, Noble, Zealand, Fable, etc.
My first thought was Ayn Rand's book by that name--which is a sort of weird connection to have since the book is very heavy handed.
I'd consider it more feminine because of the options for Ann/Annie, Emme/EmmyOlivia/Livia/Livy/Liv : Thessaly/Darah/Bethel : Noelle/Eve
Benedict/Eli: Jude/Zane: Luke/Darius : Levi/Phineas/Calvin
May 14th, 2013 02:33 PM #13
I think it could make a nice word name. It seems more masculine to me.mom to Mckinley Mayfair, Christian Wayne & Sir Angus Fionn
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May 14th, 2013 05:02 PM #15~Boys~
Jory Leander Atticus, August Eli Benedict, Casimir Mordecai Stewart,
Edmond John Meirion, Horatio Ethell Emery, Bram William Jasper,
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Merit Eleanora Adelaide, Clover Elodie Seraphine, Bridie Scarlett Viola,
Marguerite Cecilia Iris, Eilidh Clara Valentine.
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May 14th, 2013 05:28 PM #17** The opinions expressed above are not meant to be reflective of Nameberry as a whole but are my opinion and mine alone. **
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This is such a sweet, retro inspired little writing desk! I work from home 1 to 2 days a week, mostly just grading papers or blogging. Needed a space to work but didn't have a lot of room for a desk in my spare bedroom (and didn't want to turn the spare bedroom into a dedicated office). This desk serves my needs perfectly. It is very small, just a little writing table, not a full fledged desk. Fits perfectly beneath the bedroom window without crowding out the armchair, bookshelves, and bed. It was easy to assemble but the legs must be slightly uneven, because it wobbles a bit. My husband says that's an easy fix and plans to tinker with the legs. Love the shape of the rounded, angled legs! The color is definitely a medium gray -- not the least bit tan like my monitor suggested. I like it for now because it works in my eclectic space, but I can see myself sanding and restaining this adorable little piece of furniture in the future. The drawers are deeper than I anticipated; happily surprised to find they store all of my home office items. The drawers slide open easily/smoothly. The desk itself is lightweight and the shape is very mid century modern. Overall, I think it is a unique, whimsical piece of furniture and it looks very cute in the spare bedroom. Functional without taking up too much space.
I'm not a fan of big desks, and I wanted something with a good design so this was perfect for me. The drawers are solid and the legs allow me to cross MY legs while sitting at the desk. Plus, it looks chic and great. Desk matches many color schemes, as it has a brown and gray tint to it (along with a greenish hue). I could see it going well with navy blue, red, grays, yellows, and eggplant purple. I'm not sure it would fit well into a beige/brown room as the photo suggests.
I like this desk a lot more than the typical small desks out there. It looks really really expensive. It goes well with out modern office as well as our antique items. Extremely easy to assemble. Love it!!!!!!!!
This desk fits nicely in a small area, has a fun whimsical design and is perfect for my 15 inch lap top computer. My husband remarked it's a nice utility desk with style.
I love this desk. For the right space, it is perfect. Nicely made, small and elegant. Perfect for a guest room or to sit a lap top. I had trouble putting the legs on so that they went in the right direction, but I think I was just being stupid, as my husband had no problem at all. The drawers are smaill, but that is clear from the photo. What you see iswhat you get, and it is really cute.
the slanted legs were challenging to install and quite wobbly, we solve the problem with wood putty and metal plates The strange greenish color was corrected darkening with mineral oil, it now looks brownish, beware when doing the legs it is a different wood, it turned way too dark but a light sanding took care of the problem, Finally art deco hardware makes the piece a stand out vanity the deep drawers can hold hair dryer brushes and rollers on one side , make up stuff in pouches on the other side .
This is a well made and extremely good looking desk. I received it quickly with no damages. The only assembly required is to screw in the legs. I love its mid century modern style. Drawers don't have the smoothest gliders, but they work fine. Mind you, this desk is on the smaller side, so pay attention to the dimensions to see if it fits your needs. I needed a smaller desk in my bedroom and this fits perfectly. My current chair is an armchair and the arms are too high to go under the drawers, so I'll need to get a armless chair to work with the desk. The other reviewers are right about the color. It is quite different from the pictured color and I am not sure I'm entirely in love with the greyish reclaimed wood type look it has. I might end up re-staining it or painting it in the future. So I took a star off my rating for that. Overall, good quality and good looks. It won't disappoint you if you prepare yourself for the color.
I needed a smaller sized desk but I wanted something with a little style since it is in my living area. This desk is perfect. It arrived in 2 days & was very easy to put together. The drawers feel a little stiff but that's fine. The color is darker than it appears in the pic, as others had mentioned it their reviews. So far I'm very happy with it.
I love this desk, however there is no way the color in the picture is the same as the actual desk...maybe it was available in more than one color at some point. Its more of a greenish grey. Mine alos arrived with a small dent, but its not noticable enough that it'd be worth the trouble of sending it back. Overall I really like it, I just wish the color depicted on the website had been more accurate.
I needed a small desk for my bedroom. did not want a laptop desk but one where I could pay bills and keep business cards and addresses. this fit the bill.. It is kind of a greyish color. Doesn't look like any wood color I know but it works for me. Nice simple style,.
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''We had fun in those days,'' says George Harrison sometime during the second evening of The Beatles Anthology, sounding like the nostalgic old fart he and many of us has become. Beatlemaniacs have grown up to take over the world or, at least, the entertainment world and thus ABC president Bob Iger secured the rights to this British-made documentary. The Beatles Anthology takes a doggedly chronological approach to the greatest rock band of all time, and while it's full of much wonderful stuff, it is also a testament to the way baby-boomer taste dominates mass media.
If you don't know the story of the Beatles, you'll hear all of the established history here, as the four proceed from feisty Liverpudlians yowling out gigs at the Cavern to bored rock idols yearning to just let it be. The old stories are buttressed by new interviews with Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, but they don't add much that's new to any fan's store of knowledge. (Better is wry old Beatles producer George Martin. Elaborating on John's controversial remark that the group was indeed more popular than Jesus, he recalls: ''Everywhere they went they were brought cripples.'')
There's way too much time wasted on the group's connection with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, undoubtedly because so much film exists documenting the by-then superstars' spiritual trip. But the most wonderful stuff in the Anthology is rarely seen film of the Beatles at play and at work, my favorite example of the latter being footage of the Fab Four wailing out a ripping version of ''Paperback Writer'' during a 1966 performance in Tokyo. Gee, it occurs: They could reproduce that material on stage, too.
The Beatles Anthology allows viewers to adjust their memories, to make small, new connections. To realize, for example, that despite the whole history of MTV, no one has made a better music video more funny, more allusive, more pretentious than the one the Beatles did for ''Strawberry Fields Forever.''
But to the extent that the Beatles were, among other things, a reaction against nostalgia and familiarity, a documentary like this is inimical to the spirit of the band. The Beatles Anthology tries instead for a spirit of celebration and to confirm the importance of its subject. But the enduring impact of Beatles culture has been better explained by the various responses it provoked: rock music itself in the '70s, '80s, '90s, and forever; Richard Lester's film A Hard Day's Night, seen here in well-chosen clips and looking more than ever like a pop masterpiece; Mark Shipper's beautiful fantasy Beatles novel, Paperback Writer; the 1978 movie I Wanna Hold Your Hand, which was about Beatles fans as much as it was about the group itself.
I suspect that to younger rock fans whose Beatles are Nirvana and whose John Lennon is Kurt Cobain, the six hours of The Beatles Anthology will seem like peculiar overkill as if ABC had decided to run a six-hour documentary about, say, Bachman-Turner Overdrive. Many other viewers, of course, will revel in yet another opportunity to appreciate the freshness and joy and artistry of the Beatles. We had fun in those days. B


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Oncogene 31:2247-57. 2012..In this review, the studies performed in model organisms will be summarized and placed in context with existing clinical and in vitro data...
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