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Douay-Rheims (RHE) | New International Version (NIV) |
6 And they took their daughters to wives, and they gave their own daughters to their sons, and they served their gods. | 6 They took their daughters in marriage and gave their own daughters to their sons, and served their gods. |
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"Whoso draweth out the sword from this stone is the true-born... ummm....."
Lovely work.
Kinda misleading, yes?
Well, i dug up my copic markers today and checked if they still work, i have them with me for 14 years now, hardly used. So that might change... we will see.
Made on white paper with copics, colored pencil and white color.
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"Whoso draweth out the sword from this stone is the true-born... ummm....."
Lovely work.
The stone looks amazing, all those cracks and shadows.
You should use those markers more often, it looks great!
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My latest Fan Art: http://www.he-man.org/forums/boards/...=1#post3528763
Excellent work!!! Nothing beats the Classic Sword of Power!
If I could draw like this, more people would read my storyboards.
Thank you all very much for all the comments! Much apreciated.
Here is another one, made while waiting for bus and train to get some groceries. So it is a bit wobbely, sorry about that. The white paint applications were made at home.
Hope you enjoy it.
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I can say that i like the Battle Axe even more. For me the Axe will always be He-Man's primary weapon. The Sword is coming next!
..you could print stuff like this on a t-shirt..?
@ Granamyr80
Thank you. Yes, the axe was my favorite too, and still is. Makes him more the Barbarian.
@ Eternian-King Paul
Yes, probably in a limited run, but i doubt anyone would want that, i can't even sell prints of my stuff...
And here is the last of the three "IN THE STONE" items.
The red is digitally made, i didn't want to have any color in the originals which are just grey tones.
This too is made with copic marker, colored pencil and this time white wax pastel.
If anyone would want a print of them, let me know. They cost 5 Euro plus shipping. The size is DIN A4 (a bit bigger than the US Comic size).
And here is the shield:
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I'd buy this. ..and print it on a shirt.
Sadly not too many people understand the symbolism and meaning of Masters.
When I wear my Skeletor shirt in public, people are like "nice swag", or worse.
Okay, then there is one who would have it on a shirt
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I would add to this thought, that Masters has a powerful and strong balance to it.
So if you do a He-Man thing for any reason, it should have the ideal oppositional image/character/meaning/message with it.


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Intuitive, drag-and-drop scheduling. See assignments, vacations, and leaves in multiple views. Cloning schedules and adjusting for no-shows only take a few mouse clicks. Extensive reports on schedules and costs. Export and email schedules.
Does not run on Windows 98 -- but I think that is not an issue nowadays.
For my scheduling needs, Snap Schedule is a perfect fit. When scheduling employees, I need to be able to see shift assignments, employee availabilities, and conflicts from different perspectives. Snap Schedule has 3 scedule views that I can use. Its daily view helps me see who are working, on-call, taking vacation or business leave, for any given day, week, or month. It displays employee names on the left, dates running across at the top, and employee?s assignments are shown graphically as rectangular blocks - much like a perpetual whiteboard. Small icons are use to indicate on-call, scheduling conflicts, and additional scheduling notes. Hovering the mouse over these icons pops up a window showing additional details. The total number of hours scheduled are automatically computed and shown at the bottom for each day.
I use Snap Schedule?s Shift view to see work assignments by shifts and to determine if I have adequate shift coverage. The required number of people for each position, assigned, and variance counts are shown at the bottom for each shift. If I see a red colored variance count, I know I don?t have enough people to cover that shift. I use the Calendar view to see each employee?s schedule in the familiar calendar or monthly planner format. In any view, scheduling an employee, moving or swapping assignments is simply drag-and-drop.
When there is a no show, I need to be able to find a substitute with the same skills. Snap Schedule lets me see who are available, worked the least hours, or have not exceeded work hour limits.
I use Snap Schedule to email out employee schedules. For management reporting, I export reports to PDF files and email as attachments.


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This product is fun and it smells great!
I use it in the shower so I don't have a problem getting all the sand off my face, but I'm sure I would if I used it in the sink!
It gets rid of dead skin cells amazingly, and leaves my skin very soft!
I will defanatlybuy this again!
This scrub is one of the better products for exfolliation out there. The price point is non-expensive, available at many drug stores and the packaging either the tube or the jar are easy to open with wet hands. My skin is always left feeling refreshed, smooth and rejuvenated. The smell is great, almost edible. St.Ives hit the mark with this one.
this is a great inexpensive facial scrub. I've bought scrubs from other brands, they cost more, and theyr not as effective,... this one actually SCRUBS! luv this stuff... n the new smell smells so yummy! it reminds me of grapefruit!
If you have sensitive skin, stay the heck away from this--a product made with crushed walnut will not work with that kind of complexion. But this product is a godsend for those with less delicate skin. St. Ives is the only brand I know of that makes a heavy-duty scrub, without presenting it as an expensive "home micro-dermabrasion" kit. It definitely fulfills a market niche, and it is the only scrub I'll use. I use it one to three times a week, and it makes a noticeable difference. The only downside is that it can be tricky to get all the walnut bits off of your skin. I find that carefully rinsing and wiping twice will get rid of everything.
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Hotel Mansingh Palace - Agra
Fatehabad Road Agra - Agra
1-877-662-6988Welcome to Mansingh Palace!
Enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner at this 4-star Agra hotel's restaurant where you're sure to find something to suit your taste. Don't forget to pack your swimwear as this hotel features an outdoor pool. There is also a bar/lounge where guests can enjoy drinks after a long day. Knowledgeable staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide tour/ticket assistance. Wi-Fi is available for a fee.
In the lobby area you will find free newspapers so you can catch up on all the news and weather. Planning a meeting? This hotel has a meeting room, as well as a business center. Other amenities include gift shops/newsstands, dry cleaning/laundry services, an elevator (lift) and laundry facilities.
Good atmosphere & hope less staff But room ,break fast ,Receiption , is good
Venere Guest, IndiaThese reviews have been left by customers who actually stayed at this hotel
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Breakfast at Hotel Mansingh Palace
A free breakfast is served each morning.
Hotel Facilities at Mansingh Palace
- Business Center
- Meeting Room
- Bar
- Restaurant/Dining
- Cafeteria
- Laundry service
- Lift/elevator
- Gift shop
- Laundry room
- Personal newspapers
- Newspapers
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Luggage room
- City tour
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Health club
- Internet/Email services
- Free parking
Know before you go
- Up to 2 children 9 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Check-in: after noon.
Check-out: before noon.
To register at this property, guests who are Indian citizens must provide a valid photo identity card issued by the Government of India; guests who are foreign nationals must present a valid passport and visa.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: INR 600 (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: INR 600 (rates may vary)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per adult: INR 2800
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: INR 3000
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Mansingh Palace Hotel reviews
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- India
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Mansingh Palace Hotel reviews by TripAdvisor
Room Details
Mansingh Palace has 100 guest rooms. Guests can unwind at the end of a long day and enjoy televisions with cable channels. Corporate travelers will benefit from wireless high-speed Internet access (charges apply) as well as desks, complimentary newspapers and phones during their Taj Mahal visit. Guest rooms are individually furnished, making each stay a unique experience.
Designed to promote relaxation and well-being, all private bathrooms offer luxury deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Refrigerators, coffee/tea makers, complimentary bottled water and hair dryers are supplied in each room to facilitate basic travel needs. Rooms also include air conditioning and ceiling fans.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Telephone
- Mini fridge
- Coffee and tea maker
- Hairdryer in each room
- Desk
- Safe
- Cable TV
- Fan
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Hotel Mansingh Palace
Mosque and the Jawab - 1.2 km / 0.7 miTaj Mahal - 1.6 km / 1 mi
Agra Fort - 2.1 km / 1.3 mi
Sadar Bazar - 2.6 km / 1.6 mi
Jama Masjid - 2.9 km / 1.8 mi
Mankameshwar Temple - 3 km / 1.8 mi
Kinari Bazar - 3.2 km / 2 mi
Itmad-ud-Daulah's Tomb - 3.5 km / 2.2 mi
Chini ka Rauza - 4.3 km / 2.7 mi
Ram Bagh - 4.8 km / 3 mi
Soami Bagh Temple - 7.2 km / 4.5 mi
Tomb of Akbar the Great - 10.3 km / 6.4 mi
Sikandra - 10.6 km / 6.6 mi
Mariam's Tomb - 11 km / 6.8 mi
Fatehpur Sikri - 37.6 km / 23.4 mi
The preferred airport for Mansingh Palace is Agra (AGR-Kheria) - 7.2 km / 4.5 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Hotel Mansingh Palace
- Free parking
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Dr. Richard K. Parrish graduated from the Indiana University School of Medicine in 1976. He works in Miami, FL and specializes in Ophthalmology. Dr. Parrish is affiliated with Miami Childrens Hospital and Jackson Memorial Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
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Years in Practice: 39 Years
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on January 4, 2013This story about how Subway employee Lawrence Ordone nearly exchanged blows with a customer who asked for ketchup on his cheesesteak proves once again that even non-Philadelphians take their cheesesteaks very seriously. The quotes help, too: "He shoved a chair to the side, like knocked it down to come at me, and I said, 'This is going to be serious,'" Luis Martinez, the ketchup-loving offender, told WFTV. "I said, 'Let's go, fight me like a man,'" Ordone challenged. Leaving the unironic use of "fight like a man" aside, we commend both men for sticking up for their convictions: Ordone for artistry in a near-minimum-wage job at Subway, and Martinez for wanting his damn ketchup. One of Gawker's commenters probably said it best, though: "I am from Philly and ketchup on cheesestakes is quite common. Plus, the cheesesteaks at Subway... are, well, cheesesteaks from Subway." [via Gawker]
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Beef Cheeks Braised in Red Wine with Orange Zest (Joues de Boeuf aux Agrumes) Reviews
Gourmet | September 2008
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I added a couple cloves of garlic and about a tbsp of fresh sage to this. I browned the meat and deglazed the pan with some of the wine, then put everything in the crock pot for 8+ hours. The orange is subtle enough and it all comes together very well. Great meal to come home to after work!
loved this. Great comfort food. I would cut back just a bit on the orange but would not eliminate it. Next to drinking it, this is a great way to use a bottle of wine!
This is not a joke recipe. It is a straight forward beef braise. If the sauce is "greasy" it is because the cook left too much fat or didn't skim it. The orange flavors should always compliment the carrots. Delicious, simple, relaxed.
I used beef chuck. (My daughter-in-law laughing referred to this dish as "butt cheeks.") It came out OK. I personally didn't care for the orange rind notes. So, now I know. I won't go that route again. Otherwise, it was a pretty straightforward beef braise in red wine. Nice enough, but nothing special.


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ccermak Posts: 260Yep, that's what I have, a 2000 Icelandic Pearl colored SE Automatic with the stock black leather interior. It's loaded w/ all options that were available at the time. I bought in Oct/Nov of 1999 when the new design had just come out. I even have the stock 16" wheels instead of 17"ers.
mirth Posts: 1,212The main problem with the new Maxima is that Nissan jacked up the price beyond the budget of a lot (or perhaps even most) of the current Maxima owners. So where are the current owner's to turn - the Altima, a car with a cheaper interior and less power than the retired Maxima? I think not.
ccermak Posts: 260So where are the current owner's to turn - the Altima, a car with a cheaper interior and less power than the retired Maxima?
Mazda6, Passat, Accord, GP-CompG would be my guess. If I wanted a coupe I'd check out that new Solara, has a really nice almost Lexus'ish interior. Funky looking on the outside though. -
fredlee Posts: 3Correct me if I'm wrong. I saw posting here that MRSP for a fully loaded SE Auto is US$35K+-. However a fully loaded SE auto in Canada is listed at $37K (auto leather package)or $38K w/. sunroof. This give approx. USD equivalent of US$27K!
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beach15 Posts: 1,305In the past month or so here in southern Delaware, I see more and more '04 Maximas everywhere! My favorite is a pearl white SE with beige leather and the power sunroof just down the road--every inch is absolutely gorgeous and I'd trade one of my current cars for one in a minute. A lot of others are SL's that look almost as nice, except for the too small 17" wheels.
Actually, a lot of the "new" Nissans sell like crazy around here. '02+ Altimas are probably the most common, and best selling sedan. Muranos are becoming quite popular, too, and I just saw a sparkling new loaded silver '04 Quest and about two weeks ago, and loved it. I can see them doing very well, and should start seeing tons of them soon, maybe even as many as the new '04 Toyota Siennas.
Just thought I'd add this little tidbit on Nissan popularity. The gorgeous styling of almost every model appears to be winning over the cheap interiors in some models, big time! -
aggiedog Posts: 238I like that tupperware comment. I'm still not sold on the '04 yet. I like it some days and other days I don't. That front end still bugs me. I've only briefly thought of trading in my 02 SE then I quickly dismiss that notion. I don't know what demo they're marketing to but I see mostly senior folks driving the new max here in MD.
habitat1 Posts: 4,282That due to pricing and/or interior quality some prospective Maxima buyers might venture towards a Solara or Pontiac. One drives like a Buick the other is built like one. As much as I would like to see Nissan get their interior styling act together, I hope prospective buyers don't go that far in the other direction.
It still seems to me that among 4 door FWD sedans, the Maxima provides the best bang for the buck in terms of driving dynamics and performance. It's one of the few offered with a 6-speed. I'd keep my 1995 SE another 5 years before I'd go soft with a Camry Solara.
Perhaps Nissan's designers will read this thread and make some changes before it's too late. -
ccermak Posts: 260The NEW Solara is tightened up for more sportier handling and the interior is mint looking. I read an article on it in a mag but can't remember which mag, Automobile I think. Supposed to be A LOT better than the previous model. I also looked at an 04 Altima 3.5 SE loaded and it seemed like the interior wasn't quite as bad as I remembered. One or two more iterations and refinements and I think it'll be where it needs to be to really crush the Camcords.
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jbadams Posts: 63I just purchased a 04 SL. I love the interior. I love the way the instrument cluster looks similar to the Z. I love the way the dash seems to "float" as it moves from door to door. I love the power tilt and telescoping steering wheel. I love the new sky view roof. The seats are very well designed. Don't confuse different with poor quality.
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ramped1 Posts: 159quite a few 04 Maximas on the road over the past couple of weeks. It seems to be catching on, so even if previous Maxima owners may be a little disappointed with it, there obviously are others who find it appealing.
Maybe a monochromatic grill would help the front. In any event, I hope the car is a success because the Maxima has always been a reliable alternative to the boring family haulers that we otherwise would have to choose from. -
sgrd0q Posts: 398Well, car manufacturers price cars differently depending on the market. Also, the exchange rates move up and down, and the prices, obviously, are not adjusted every day. So as a result you get this discrepancy between Canadian and US prices.
There are many people who have imported their cars from Canada; there are some people even on this board who have done this. If I remember correctly there was a guy who imported a Pathfinder some time ago.
You may save a lot of money, but then there are some drawbacks - warranty work may (or may not) be denied in the US as manufacturers generally don't like this practice of importing cars to save money. Getting a bank to finance the loan may be problematic as you are buying a foreign car. Even if you get a loan the interest rate may not be competitive, thus negating some of the savings. If you have the cash though, it is not a problem. Also, the odometer is in KM. You may therefore have problems re-selling the car, and if you change the odometer to miles, again, you end up with problems explaining why the odometer was touched. Again, if you plan to keep the car for 10 years +, this is not a problem. -
bowke28 Posts: 2,185this is also true about warranties. insurance premiums also rise significantly with a canadian car in the US. duty charges will also apply at an astronomical rate, especially at the detroit/windsor border. this charge could actually offset the price difference.
one other factor, is that nissan knows that canadians have less disposable income after taxes than americans do, therefore, lowering the price on a few cars sold in canada may make the difference between selling 10000 and selling 1000. -
pathstar1 Posts: 1,015A few years ago 30 or more Pathfinders were purchased in Canada and taken to the US. The average bottom line saving was $4000+ US (on a $27,000 vehicle) including all taxes, duties, and other charges. Nissan put a stop to this by not allowing Canadian dealers to sell to people with US address' and not allowing warrenty etc. in the US on these vehicles. I would call this a "restrictive trade policy" personally, but that is how many large corps. work.
dcrlson22 Posts: 4Recently bought a 04 Maxima, metallic blue, in Atlanta. After getting it detailed and home, I noticed some little white spots on the hood. It is in the paint and not a chip in the paint. I went back to the dealer and looked at a couple of the black maximas on the lot and they had this same defect. Anyone else experience this? Also, Nissan is charging $999.99 for environmental paint protection. This gripes me that this is not an option.
eblum Posts: 52I too have noticed the board is not as active as it used to be...sorta strange considering a brand new version of the Max was released. Many people do not like the new Max. I like it. Haven't sat in it, but the exterior is way better than my 2000 SE. Nice to see a step forward and not backwards like some other brands have done (Toyota).
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dcrlson22 Posts: 4You are right, the dealer charges for the protective coating. The 04 Maxima I bought has a July 04 assemble date on the sticker. Yes this car was assembled in TN and I asked the dealer if this was a hail damaged car, they were positive that it wasn't. I am starting to have a problem with the fact that this dealer's service manager doesn't return our calls. I also sent NissanUSA and email and no response.
p100 Posts: 1,116Our local Nissan dealership received a shipment of hail damaged Maximas. They fixed the less damaged ones. They replaced the hoods and trunk lids, but not the roofs (I assume they just filled in the dings with body filler). I looked at the asking price and they were discounting the cars only about $ 1500 off the MSRP!! Who are they kidding? Why in the world would somebody buy a hail damaged repaired car for more than they can buy a brand new undamaged car? I would expect at least $ 1500 below invoice, not MSRP.
dcrlson22 Posts: 4Is it a requirement for dealers to disclose that a new car has been hail damaged or for that matter any kind of damage in order to sell it as new? Or does this vary by State? Even if they could replace/repair some of the damaged areas of the car. I know that Georgia has Motor Vehicle Warranty Rights Act (lemon law) that applies to new vehicles.


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Which brings me back to BeMyApp. My pitch (more on that later) received the most votes. Better still, I won the talent war. Along with de Kok, a self-described "technical wizard," I nabbed Scotty Allen, an ex-Googler who worked on the web server that runs the company's search engine. I also landed Zac Bowling, a baby-faced 27-year-old who's been coding professionally since he was 14. He has worked at Texas Instruments, Match.com, and four well- funded startups.
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Arrive at BeMyApp in San Francisco.
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Receive a paper cup to collect poker chips (votes from engineers and designers).
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Zac (my lead designer) hands me all three of his poker chips.
8:25 pm
I present my 30-second pitch with a single PowerPoint slide I made the day before.
8:41 pm
One engineer tries to sell me a chip for $20.
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Break off into teams, start brainstorming/planning.
I drink my first (of many) sugar-free Red Bull.
10:49 pm
Zac sets up PiratePad (a collaborative text editor), Pivotal Tracker (to-do lists), and a Linux server for our project.
11:54 pm
Ruby on Rails scaffolding set up, first code committed.
11:24 am
Domain registered.
12:15 pm
I lead a high-level walk-through to discuss functionality and architecture.
12:39 pm
2.5 bananas eaten; half the trail mix gone; one pot of coffee brewed for our team.
2:22 pm
Bones of our app are up and running on Zac's Android phone.
6:24 pm
People on another team break out Coronas.
12:43 pm
Scotty: "Ohh … I just crashed."
Me: "You saved, right?"
5:00 pm
Truth be told, I had secured Bowling's services a month earlier, after we met at another hackathon. An admitted hackathon junky, he has competed in 75 such events since 2007. He averages two a month. More often than not, he wins. One victory was an iPad app for remotely controlling a Lego Mindstorm NXT rover using the tablet's accelerometer—tilt the iPad left, the bot goes left. Bowling beat out 54 teams for Coolest App at iOSDevCamp, a 48-hour event beloved by Apple developers. With Bowling in my corner, how could I lose?
At BeMyApp, they don't encourage hacking just for fun or to bring about world peace or win prizes (though my team could score a $1,000 ad campaign and $500 credit toward renting the subterranean coworking space we're toiling in). The competition's mission is to churn out mini-companies: "Come with your idea on Friday and leave with an app and a Co-Founder on Sunday," BeMyApp advertises. It is a mill. Every three months, BeMyApp events are held concurrently in up to seven cities around the globe, including London, Paris, and Zurich. The organizers claim each of its hackathons has yielded at least one project that makes it to Apple's or Android's app store.
Could that be my app?
By 11:27 pm on Saturday, my team isn't concerned with winning. We're just desperate to finish.
"I'm not making any headway on this Rails bug, man," moans Allen, the ex-Googler.
"FUCK-ing Rails!" Bowling says.
It's been a couple of years since these two have coded in Ruby on Rails, software built to streamline app construction. On Friday they said they wanted to use Python or JavaScript programming languages. It was de Kok who lobbied for Ruby. But he's gone home to sleep. So we're at a standstill. We have 19 hours to go. There's no more free pizza.
Steve Martocci and Jared Hecht searched for months to find a new office. The twentysomething cofounders of GroupMe settled on a grand 5,300-square-foot, 10th-floor loft in New York's Flatiron District. A bank of south-facing windows—six big panes—stretches across one wall. In the late afternoons, the startup's 23 employees can play Ping-Pong and watch as deep-orange sunlight bathes neighboring buildings.
The view tops the one at Martocci's last job. For several months in 2010, he was banished to an engineering "cave" at the online retailer Gilt Groupe. His morale improved when he finally moved offices. Then Gilt hosted its first internal hackathon. In a single night, the 27-year-old excitedly threw together software to analyze and display the real-time revenue of Gilt's biggest rivals. It wasn't a malicious hack, just a rich mashup of available data and public application-programming interfaces, or APIs—code that lets one piece of software pull information from another. Martocci took first place. His bosses tossed him an iPad. He asked to keep developing his software. The company balked, fearing bad publicity, he says. Martocci became disenchanted. His friend Hecht knew just the thing to cheer him up: Entering the hackathon at Disrupt NYC 2010.
Hecht can't code. Back then he was a 23-year-old business-development guy at the blogging platform Tumblr. Like Martocci, he wanted to start his own company. They realized they shared the same frustration with text messaging: At concerts with friends, the pair realized there was no way to send SMS updates to a whole group. People with BlackBerrys could use BBM—but that excluded anyone with an iPhone, an Android, or a low-end handset. They wanted a group to be able to read and update one private feed. To Martocci's surprise, there was no app for that. So they decided to build one.
The duo met and talked about the problem. They honed their concept, features, and business plan. There was just one problem. "We had no idea how we were gonna build it," Hecht says. They needed a way for everyone to send texts to a single phone number, which would then relay those messages to each person. "We were going to use a messaging platform called Clickatell, but we realized the feature we needed was banned in the US." They learned this crucial piece of information right as they were walking into Disrupt. Without Clickatell as the foundation for the app, their messaging platform didn't have a messaging platform.
In the conference hall, they discovered a company they'd never heard of, Twilio, a cloud platform for voice and text messaging that would enable the kind of message distribution they wanted. (Twilio's pipes run Hulu's customer support, StubHub's sales, and Airbnb's mobile booking service.)
The duo spent the next 12 hours hammering out an app they originally called Groop.ly. Hecht registered the domain name and Twitter handle, designed a logo, printed 1,000 business cards at Kinko's, and whiteboarded a demo. He also delivered beer and pizza to Martocci, who stood up only for quick restroom and stretch breaks. "Shit gets weird at a hackathon around 5 am. People are walking around like zombies," Hecht says. "I found a corner of some room and just passed out on the floor."
Seventy-two hours later, Martocci was onstage demonstrating Groop.ly in front of 300 people. He did it in 97 seconds. The app was even mostly functional. After the presentations, Martocci stormed the conference floor. "We're gonna solve group communication!" he boasted, handing a business card to any investor who would take one. He whipped out his iPhone to show off the app. A line of people formed. They kept coming.
The following Monday, Martocci and Hecht got a call from venture capitalist Charlie O'Donnell. He'd seen Groop.ly at the hackathon and arranged for all the principals at his firm, First Round Capital, to be added to a group text. They loved it. Hecht and Martocci quit their jobs. In August they launched with a new name, GroupMe, and $850,000 in funding from a handful of firms, including First Round Capital and SV Angel. By January 2011 their funding had ballooned to $10.6 million. At SXSW that March, 2 million messages were sent using the service. Five months later, GroupMe was acquired by Skype for an estimated $85 million. Not bad for a 12-hour side project.


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"Shine bright like a diamond. We're beautiful like diamonds in the sky."
Rhianna's new hit song. Catchy tune, isn't it?
But, we have heard about the sky diamonds before. This is not a new language.
Remember the Beatles song" Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds.
On the surface it is interpreted as a reference to drugs.
LSD, perhaps?
Maybe. But, i don't think so.
Lucy is a nick for Lucifer?
But what do the sky diamonds mean?
The occult references in the Beatles work prove they were Illuminati puppets.
A promotional photograph for the Yellow Submarine album shows John Lennon flashing the devil horns. Paul McCartney makes a '666'/EYE OF HORUS hand sign.
The front cover of the With The Beatles album shows their faces half in shadow. This is the 'One Eye of Horus' that is epidemic in the music industry today. The black/ white duality is the Masonic doctrine to balance good and evil.
A Beatles compilation was released in 1988 titled 'Past Masters'. Past Master is a Masonic term used to describe the former Worshipful Master of a Masonic Lodge. The album contains exactly 33 songs.
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According to occult analysts, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds means Lucifer and the diamonds are stars - specifically Dogstar in the Sirius constellation.
We all know that Rhianna is a publicly admitted illuminati puppet and monarch slave. She is reviving the Sky Diamond message.
In her diamond video, we see an appearance of the black horse. Black horse in Revelation?
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Its waaaaay in advance but I am using the money left to me by my grandparents (along with my parents and my sister) to all go on a Disney Cruise together in December 2011 - gotta wait almost 2 years!
My grandparents used to take all their children and spouses and all the grandkids on a week-long cruise to celebrate their anniversary - starting with the 50th, then the 55th, the 60th and the 65th. After that they were too frail to travel (fly really) to ports to get on ships. December 2011 would have been their 70th anniversary so my dad and I decided this would be a fitting tribute to them.
We are flying in early and spending a week at Walt Disney World and then getting on board the ship. I am so excited I can hardly contain myself! DH and I have never taken a "real" vacation with the kids and we have only taken one "real" vacation since we got married (honeymoon aside). We just never have the money for it and DH works on commission so if he doesn't work, he doesn't get paid, so for vacations we have to save up enough to pay for the vacation as well as cover the money we will lose by DH not working - thats really hard to do!
But today, my dad called up Johnna (the travel agent who booked all above mentioned cruises) and made her cry with our plan - she came the memorial services for both my grandparents and were really close with them. She has booked us 3 rooms on the Disney Magic! Can't book anything else yet since its so early - but the process has started!


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Ahh, the gorgeous Mark. The family man who saw the demise of his family business as the opportunity he'd been searching for to plunge into the kerb life. He could have played it safe and gone a more sensible route but the man had a mission to introduce Londoners to Austrian food. That and to bring the party to the food via his Burger Bear partnership, Peckham Crave. So it won't be surprising to catch Mark manning his stall, organising a soundsystem, frying some schnitzel and dancing his lederhosen-clad butt off all in the space of a few moments. He comes to play and to serve the finest food that he can, all in one breath. Stamina!
Fleisch Mob… Austrian street food, London style… Mark, son of an Austrian Mother and South London Father, learnt the basics of food survival from his inspirational Omama in a village called Stinatz in Burgenland, Austria. She brought up her 7 kids, feeding the family from the land, slaughtering her own chickens and pigs. Fleisch Mob came about through a love of cooking and all things Austrian and the wicked new LDN Street food revolution. Quality ingredients and love, love, love is the key. We use rare breed, free range meat and amazing locally-baked bread and artisan-made frankfurters. Mix that up with the Austrian party gene running through the veins, and you have
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The people, the fun, the hard work, the early starts and late nights, the ever-changing customers and the constant buzz and excitement and most of all the creativity. Nothing beats it. Being able to cook and serve up dishes, constantly perfecting the recipes and trialling it on the streets is a joy. It's amazing to be part of the revolution and for the Mob, we think London is ready for a taste of the Austrian thing, bring it on. We want to mix it up a bit and show Londoners how the Austrians like to eat, drink and party!
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9 But watch out for yourselves, for they will deliver you up to councils, and you will be beaten in the synagogues. You will be brought before rulers and kings for My sake, for a testimony to them. | 9 "You must be on your guard. You will be handed over to the local councils and flogged in the synagogues. On account of me you will stand before governors and kings as witnesses to them. |
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Excellent location.
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everything is great,good location, professional staff, big and nice room, even though the facilities may be a little dated, it's good to use,btw, it's super quiet and i could sleep well at night! I love this luxury hotel!
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We had an executive city view room and the large windows in the living room were a nice experience.
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Located at the juncture of Columbus Circle and Broadway, this 5-star hotel is minutes from Central Park. It features Jean Georges and Nougatine restaurants and the rooms provide kitchenette facilities.
Each spacious room at Trump International New York provides large windows with views of the city or Central Park. They are furnished with a 55-inch flat-screen cable TV and Blue-ray DVD players. The kitchenette offers a dining area and the bathrooms are decorated in marble.
Over 6,000 square feet is dedicated to the Trump Spa. The spa offers unique techniques from around the world with a selection of facials, massages and other treatments. It includes an indoor heated pool and health club with saunas and yoga classes.
New York Trump International is less than one mile from the Radio City Music Hall. Central Park Zoo is also one mile away and LaGuardia Airport is 10 miles from the hotel.
Upper West Side is highly rated by guests for: Nature, Running, Opera
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Langham Place, New York, Fifth Avenue This Midtown Manhattan hotel is on Fifth Avenue, 11 blocks from Times Square. It has a 24-hour gym, full-service spa, salon, and rooms with iPod docking stations.
Score from 300 reviews
This Midtown Manhattan hotel is a 5-minute walk from Central Park. It features on-site fine dining by popular chef Gordon Ramsay. Shops along Fifth Avenue are a 7-minute walk away.
Score from 763 reviews
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Courtyard by Marriott New York Manhattan/Central Park Featuring a fitness center and free Wi-Fi, the Courtyard by Marriott New York Manhattan/Central Park is located a short walk from the Rockefeller Center, Time Square and Central Park.
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The Waldorf Astoria, a landmark hotel on Park Avenue in Manhattan, offers luxurious rooms with marble bathrooms, just blocks from upscale shopping on 5th Avenue.
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As the title infers, the location is perfect for central park, times square, broadway shopping. Hotel was clean staff was pleasant.
Hotel was dated Looked like it had been repainted 4000 times Small Restaurant/bar small and underwhelming Overpriced for everything besides location
Staff very friendly and helpful. Room large and spacious (we had a 1 bedroom suite) and turn down service excellent.
view is astonishing prime location 24hr kitchen helpful staff
bath robe seemed old
Our room wasn't ready at check in time and there weren't enough places to sit in the lobby. Every time the front door was opened, it was freezing cold in the lobby. Everything else was exceptional.
Excellent location.
Tiny, poorly laid out bathroom. No real lobby area to sit or hang in. Door keys often failed to work and had to be reset. Terrible value for the price.
everything is great,good location, professional staff, big and nice room, even though the facilities may be a little dated, it's good to use,btw, it's super quiet and i could sleep well at night! I love this luxury hotel!
Everything. Staff went above and beyond to suggest places to see and eat and lots of help with transportation
Nothing comes to mind maybe screened windows so they can be opened without insects getting in
Our stay was fantastic. The room with kitchenette was perfect. We went into the Wholefood Market next door and stocked up on some essentials and best of all, we could make tea whenever we wanted to! The room was excellent except I found the bed a little too soft for my back - but my wife didn't mind it!
As mentioned - personally, I found the bed a little too soft but it's only a very minor niggle!
Receptionist Marie Liz was excellent welcoming us and specially my little son, same as Jesus the valet parking
Cleaner lady left and old wet towel in the bathroom floor after cleaning our room
Location, staff friendliness
Parking difficulties , valet parking difficulties
The gym was excellent! And we loved having an apartment style room.
Prices kind of high.
Spacious room Impeccable service Fast, reliable WiFi in room Hotel restaurants Location Concierge service Airport transportation
Expensive, but worth it for all the positives.
The whole experience from front desk door man All were so nice
Location convenient for walking, taxi service, subway. Right across street from Central Park and lots of shopping. A beautiful walk from Theatre district. Staff were extremely professional courteous and helpful. Lots of extra touches- very nice. Rooms updated and spacious
One night fridge alarm went off every 45 min. Up entire night. Reported in am. Repair carried out but felt daily rate should have been credited for terrible inconvenience and asked to speak to manager. Never heard from manager and no credit offered.
1- location 2- everything
1- wirless network not that good
Service, it was really very good.
Room's furnuture, bathroom are dated.
The location,friendly personnel and service.Wil stay again
Mr Trump and his staff understand customer service, full stop. It's tough to travel with an infant and his hotel made it easy. We weren't nickle and dimed for basic and essentisl things such as a crib or paying extra for my mom as a guest to stay with us to help babysit. There was a full kitchen, which is critical with an infant. More hotels in NY should follow his lead. They are missing out on a whole population of clientele.
Excellent location. We book a one bed suite which was spacious and great for travelling with our 11 year old.
The view to an old water reservoir in a top of a building when advertised as the best view to the central park. When I opened the window I could see the room next to my room and I saw a naked person getting out of the bathroom. Everything had trump name or face, the luxury wannabe furniture, the walking closet was bigger than the bathroom, the bathroom walls shown signs of fungus infection, the staff claimed that I would have nespresso in my room when all I could find was the cheapest traditional American coffees, the electrical installation was poor, I found dust in the vents and it took them 25 minutes to get a taxi. For a 5 star hotel with such a powerful name that even shows in reality shows, this place was a 5 star disappointment.


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In 2000, the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) had successfully bid on a contract to manage the Women's Transportation Seminar (WTS) and was looking to hire someone for the job. Unlike the typical transit candidate, APTA wanted someone with broad, extensive nonprofit management skills — KellyAnne Gallagher fit the bill.
Until that point, she had spent nearly her entire career in the management of nonprofit organizations. Gallagher did work in human and civil rights, launched a political action campaign, management consulted and volunteered for the Women's Information Network. She also served as COO of the National Council of Individual Investors and was chief of staff and director at the Ronald H. Brown Foundation.
"At the time, APTA needed a unique set of skills that they wouldn't normally have had internally," says Gallagher, who is also a certified association executive (CAE). "I happened to have them, and that's what brought me to transit."
She joined APTA that year, stepping in as director of association management services. She oversaw the High Speed Ground Transportation Association and the American Transit Services Council, in addition to WTS.
"The job transition and getting to know the board members took a bit of time, but it allowed me to understand the ins and outs of transit — what it means to peoples' lives and how individuals working in this industry can impact millions every day just by the decisions they make," says Gallagher.
For WTS, Gallagher grew the number of chapters, the number of individual members and the size of their scholarship fund. Together with her team, she overhauled the internal processes of the organization and redesigned its newsletter, which went on to win several design awards.
"When I completed my term with WTS, I turned back to that board of directors a bigger, stronger and more cohesive organization than that which I had inherited," says Gallagher.
In 2006, Gallagher transitioned into the position of director of member services for APTA. Among a handful of duties, she's staff advisor for transit CEOs and has responsibilities for commuter, high-speed, water-borne and intercity rail issues and their related committees. Her team also manages APTA's international program and provides for the needs and interests of APTA's business members and revenue management professionals.
"I didn't have a background in transit," says Gallagher. "I came here with the people skills that are essential to building a sense of affiliation for the hundreds of thousands of individual members who make up APTA. I see my primary responsibility is relationship management and focusing on that has served me well."
In 2010 and 2011 Gallagher spearheaded the international practicums on implementing high-speed rail in the U.S. It was a practical training program, organized in conjunction with the International Union of Railways, for those who were going to be putting the high-speed rail grant money to work.
It focused on everything that goes into planning and executing service for high-speed rail. Gallagher brought over practitioners from Europe and Asia to speak at the sessions, which were held in three cities across the country.
Most recently, Gallagher co-chaired the organizing committee for the just-completed 2012 World Congress on High-Speed Rail in Philadelphia. With about 1,000 attendees from 37 different countries present, it addressed technical and economic issues and held educational sessions on high-speed rail. She also had a major role in the 2011 World Congress in Beijing.
"With APTA, I have been given the freedom to run with new projects," says Gallagher. "The practicum and world congresses are two examples of that."
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