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12 February 2013
e-Therapeutics plc ("e-Therapeutics" or the "Company")
Director/PDMR Shareholding
The Company received notification on 12 February 2013 that Novotech Investment Limited (NIL), a company of which Professor Malcolm Young (CEO) is a director and in which he has options to subscribe for ordinary shares, had sold 15,000 ordinary shares in e-Therapeutics plc at GBP0.3204 per share on 11 February 2013. Professor Young had no knowledge of the proposed sale and, as one of three directors in NIL, had no ability by himself to prevent NIL from selling the shares. It is understood that NIL has disposed of the shares to enable NIL to discharge its obligations to third parties.
Following the sale, Professor Young's indirect holding in the Company has been reduced by 4,476 shares.
Today, on notification of the sale, Professor Young's self-invested personal pension fund purchased 4,476 shares at GBP 0.323 per share.
This has resulted in Professor Young's total beneficial interest in the Company remaining unchanged at 21,037,662 shares, representing 15.22% of the total issued share capital of the company. However, Professor Young's direct beneficial interest in the Company has increased to 20,644,958 shares, representing 14.94% of the total issued share capital of the Company (of which 10,334,717 shares are held by Professor Young and 10,310,241 shares are held by Professor Young's wife).
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A few years ago I was crossing the Darien gap from panama to Colombia and happened upon another rider who had just made the journey...in a raft powered by his motorbike. Their plan seemed really haphazard and jerry rigged, but the bottom line is that powering the boat messed up the transmissions on 2 of the 3 bikes. I wish I knew more details, but unfortunately I don't. I imagine the difference in torque and resistance on the transmission was really hard on it. Quote:
My idea is almost the same, except I want to carry the boat on the bike. If I am successfull for the Bering, I could perhaps go further to the Darian gap. I don't know yet, but I prefer to focus on the Bering for the moment.. Quote:
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I will leave home in a couple of days. I stopped my work at the end of April, and since, I am optimizing the "water mode". I can now make the boat planing, but it's comfortable only when the water is flat. Yesterday and the day before yesterday, I made my very last trials on a lake. Unfortunately, there was a strong wind (30-40 km/h) and it was not possible to make a long test to measure the fuel consumption. I know that at 5kts (without planing), 2500rev/min, I consume 17 liters per 100km. I also know that I can make the boat planing and keep 3000rev/min, but I don't know the fuel consumption in this situation. I hope less than 15liters/100km but I was not able to measure it, and I have to go now. I will make the next trial in Russia... before the first stage on water (probably on the Kolima river).
These days, I am preparing the bike and the boat. I just changed the rocker bearings (I saw on adv that there is an issue on my bike). I have also to clean my house, ... I expect to leave on Wednesday, but it could be Thursday. Everyday, I postpone the date by one day. But it will be definitely this week. There are still many unknown parts for this trip. For instance, I am waiting for an authoization for crossing the Chukotka and will leave before having it in my hands (the Chuktch authorities told me that I should receive it by email). My idea is now to go as far as possible to analyse the issues, and to prepare a second attempt next year or later. I know that it will be difficult at many different points of views: administrative, but also the river crossing, the state of the sea, .... But it's for me already a chance and a pleasure to try. |
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What can I say, sounds like a fabulous adventure! When you make it to central British Columbia (Quesnel) be sure to stop in and take me up on an offer to buy you dinner!
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Wednesday, May 21, 2014 Monday, you sent an invitation to friends, telling them that you would leave Thursday. They arrive, and you have to explain them that it will not be Thursday, but Friday. For the last ten days, you shifted the date by two days every two days. It's a bit better now because you say "after tomorrow" instead of "tomorrow". Meaning you get the end of the endless preparations. You're happy. Not yet to leave, but to finish this long stage. The "boat mode" now seems functional. For months you worked for this. You spent a lot of efforts. It was difficult to invest you both in this project and in your work. A double life. Since May 1st, you did more than you focus on the journey, and you're confident. Your friends ask you: Where is the bike? They all expected to see it in the garden, loaded, ready to start. You tell them your delay, the luggage still in the lounge, and the bike still in the garage, not yet fully lift ... You just received the shims for your valve clearance this afternoon. And you come with Michel mount a reinforcement kit for the rear frame. You ordered it several weeks but didn't find the time before for installing it. Friday, May 23, 2014 Once more, you have postponed by one day the D day. Today, you cut your side stand and add an outer tube, telescopic, in order to make its height variable. You know that the original version of the side stand would not fit. You remember during your first RTW, you were often looking for the perfect angle to lay the bike. You think that by reducing a little height, its use will be easier . The weight also makes you worry. Michel has advised you to replace the spring of the shock absorber with a harder. You are trying to find one, but you don't succeed in this task. Seems to be very special for this bike. You spent a lot more time than expected to organize the luggages. Some parts of the ship propulsion occupy to much space in the panniers. At the end, you bought a big bag to put your stuff , and you will have also added the lower unit of your mechanics, your tent , your sleeping bag ... A bag of 65 liters while you initially thought that a small 25 liters bag would be sufficent. You also placed in the boat the paddles and the bladders for extra gas. All gained weight, overweight. But in the end , everything finds a place, even if you still need half an hour to fill the bag of boat parts. A puzzle. Youdon't have time to test your load. You must not go that Saturday . You take advantage of your evening to go for a last via ferrata . You change your mind and relax your back. You have a pinched nerve for the last two days. It is not painful but just annoying. Saturday, May 24, 2014 Martine and Joel are there to photograph you leaving the house, and shut the doors behind you. Leaving the bike in the garden, you feel for the first time the whole weight. There is a year you had driven the boat, but the load was only partial. The difference is huge. You're not comfortable when riding and especially to turn. This is a surprise. You imagine the weight like a passenger, but it is much worse. You make an appointment to Joêl to leave the village. You arrive before him, you stations on the lower side and looking for the right place to place the side stand. You descend slowly from the motorcycle. She leans side stand, continues to bend, sag ... and revolves around the stand to find the ground. A big blow to morale . You try to raise it, but you can't. Even without your back pain, it would be too heavy. The weight is too high. This is the first time in your life that you travel without being able to stand up your bike. A strange feeling. A driver stops, goes out his car and helps you to stand up the bike. The bike stays on its side stand, but it looks so unstable. Joel comes. It takes some pictures. You tell him what just happened. You go, but if it drops three times a day, you will give up and come back in two days. 10am. You leave. Towards Grenoble. You don't feel comfortable. You take the highway. Just after the entry toll, you stop and take time to analyse the situation. In the parking, avoid the fall. You cannot go like this. It does not make sense. You look at your stand. You need another one, higher, based further. It could take on the plate that you used to hold the tubes in boat mode. What to do? You think Michel who lives on that side of Grenoble. Maybe he has tubes, perhaps it is equipped to weld ? You call him and Michel asks you to come. Pascale and Michel did a world tour in a sidecar 5 years ago. Michel is now preparing for a year a new side car, for future trips. He named it Multipass. Supposed to pass everywhere. The side car do not need side stand, and he kept the side stand of the motorcycle, a Ducati. It seems to be the useable. Michel takes his tools and his super drill. It adds a hole in the plate, and add metal-rubber buffer at the end of the side stand. You have now two stands in parallel. Michel also tunes your shock absorber and lowers your fork tubes up. You will also look to rearrange your load, but there is nothing to do for this... You're going for a test-ride . You appreciate the changes. You are no longer afraid to leave the bike on the side stand. A huge progress. And driving is also more enjoyable. The load is always present, but it feels a lot less. You no longer need to place permanently on your weight forward. You find hope and smile ... The day passed quickly. Already 6 pm. The final of the European Rugby Cup will begin. You sit with Michel watching TV. You did not think you would have the opportunity to watch this game. In the evening, a new and beautiful meal. You talk about your respectives travel places that you have found each other. The customs at Apachetta (5000m), the border passings, the mosquitoes, ... You spend the night at Pascale and Michel , and will leave tomorrow. But in better conditions. Sunday, May 26, 2014 A Sunday breakfast. Some emails and it's already 11:00. You feel better than yesterday. You take the motorway to Strasbourg. A road that you know because you take it every year to go to Nuremberg at an exhibition. At first, you will holds 95 km/h , little by little, you decide to go at 100 . While the sum of your two tanks is 26 liters, the reserve LED turns on every 190 km. Every time you add 8.5 liters to fill the front tank. You note the numbers accurately to determine your consumption. Consumption is correct, but you fill uncomfortable you stop for a full after such a short distance . You only filled the tank before , the only available without asking the boat. For the first day you decide to stop you after 7 pm. You reach Baden Baden. You know a hotel on the highway where you've already slept. This is fine. The bike has a garage and you enjoy to go fill both tanks. It remained close to 6 liters and the reserve had just come on, again after 190 km . Probably 2 liters in the rear and 4 in the front. The question is whether you can count on these 4 liters. Without a jerrycan easily accessible, you will struggle to know the answer, but to run out of gas. In any case, you need to fill the rear tank if you want to stay unstressed. During the night, you resume your old habits of writing. You also prepared the first pictures, but you realize that you forgot to take the information for the FTP connection. Too bad, there will be no photos the first days on the site Berlin Monday, May 26, 2014 You started at 8am. You don't like the German motorways. Trucks traveling at 90 km/h and cars at undefined high speeds. You always worry about the speed of those coming behind when overpassing a truck. Your first goal is to reach Amberg, after Nuremberg. Therein lies the site of WP for Germany, manufacturer of your shock absorber, and you hope to find there a harder spring. The morning went well, despite a little rain. During a stop, LED lights on your dashboard to indicate a problem with the fuel injector. A long flash followed by three short. Everything had seemed to work well ... Maybe an intermittent loose connection. You're a little worried, but you will do with today. You arrive at the office of WP in the early afternoon. The site must occupy twenty people. Especially a WP panel, but you feel a KTM site. Motorcycles in preparation. It leads you to Christian, the specialist for suspensions. You tell him your problem and he immediately looks for a solution. But the springs they have in stock are only 80, 85 and 90 N/mm. And he did not stock other than 80, the stock one that is on your bike. Christian spends calls, searches the solution. There would be a spring in Holland at a third party. He also finds a place in Berlin to make the replacement, but he cannot reach the person. A spring must be replaced by a specialist because you have to be equipped with a press. As there is no immediate solution, he suggests you continue your way and leave you a message when it has the solution. So you leave again towards Berlin. You take small roads. vAn impression of tranquility. You finally reach the highway because you do not want to arrive too late at your friends Berliners. At one stop, you notice that you've lost the screw of one of your exhaust protections. You remove it completely before losing. Berlin. You have the GPS coordinates of your friends and you go through the city with the compass. Reasonable traffic for a large city. The last kilometers are long.. Patrick and Jana live in one of these bars very long buildings. An old building dated of 1919. You met Patrick and Jana in Chile, while you were with your daughter Claire. They impressed you with their voluntarism. Patrick worked for a museum and Jana was a doctor. They had passed their motorcycle license just three months before leaving for a long trip through the Americas. No particular experience or motorcycle, or travel. They have now returned to a sedentary life. You spend the evening talking travel. You do not lie too late as they begin their work early. Tuesday, May 27, 2014 You always wake up early. You have many things to do on your computer. The apartment is nice. At least the two main rooms are very large. The bathroom is tiny. An old building with very high ceilings. The apartment has charm. Finally, Christian WP warns you that the solution he thought he had found did not work. On your side, you find that Rally Raid, an English company, sells complete replacement shock absorbers. You decide to order one. The concern is that Thursday is a public holiday, and you do not want to wait for Friday to get it. In addition, Patrick and Jana will be absent by Wednesday afternoon. You think your Russian teacher in France is native from Latvia. You contact her. She tells you that you can do to deliver the package to her sister in the Riga region. So you order the shock absorber... This solution is fine, but very expensive.You'll have to sell one of your shock absorber when you'll get back. You should have prepared the bike before you leave, but you did not have time. You need resolving problems at these early stages, as it is still possible. Patrick arrived in the late morning. Jana will not return until tomorrow as she has a night shift at the hospital for 24 hours. After a few hours during which Patrick has yet to work, you go out to explore the city. They live in the former "East Berlin", but just outside the wall. You see the memorial. You go to the Parliament. Berlin seems to you very green compared to Paris. Large spaces, often green. Many cyclists and their rides seems much easier than in French cities. Rain disrupts your walk. You stop for a coffee. You end up doing some shopping before finding a restaurant for dinner. Wednesday, May 28, 2014 Again a bit of internet in the morning. You still have things to put in place for websites. You eat breakfast when Jana arrives. Jana tells you about his work at the hospital. Germany has also financial problems that impact on the organization of the health system. You found pictures of southern Chile, where you had met Patrick and Jana. The opportunity to revisit this period which was already wet. You go in the early afternoon after refueling. You leave, promising you find yourself in Grenoble or here, with more time. Patrick guide you to the highway. You go in the rain. |
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Wednesday, May 28, 2014
It's raining. You're not too unhappy with your rain gear. The rain also cools. You did install heated grips when purchasing the bike and you appreciate today. They help but you must still stop you every hour to take a big hot chocolate or cappuccino. The bike is doing pretty well. Strangely, no LED flashes today. After 300km, you decide to do a full tank anticipating the lighting of the subject. You could do without, but you wanted to experience: untie your boat, push it forward to access the filler cap in the rear tank ... It takes you more than 5 minutes to do, and much to put everything in place. But the bike did not fall! Motorways in Poland are not free, and only few cars use them. At your first stop, you realize that Poland is outside the euro zone ... you expected to pay in Euros to Russia, and you're a little disappointed. After Poznan, you go up to the North. You stop in Gniezno, the first city to find a hotel. You want to heat. You try the first hotel on your way. Its parking seems exposed and you're asking if there is a garage. Negative answer. You keep and find a second hotel. No garage either, but they have a room on the ground floor where you can store your stuff. And parking seems less exposed. Then you undo the straps holding the boat, the owner of the hotel arrived and said you may enter your bike in the lobby. It is a common practice in Central Asia or South America, but you did not think someone would propose you here. The receptionist and the owner are nice. You talk to them about your trip, show them your book of photos from the previous trip. After a tough day, their warm welcome you. You also learn that Gniezno is one of the first capitals of Poland. The receptionist gives you a tourist leaflet presenting the city. Five kings were crowned here. They all have good heads, not heads of warriors, or lazy kings. The hotel is very good. From the window we see a stadium. As often in Poland, a Polish flag and European flag dominate, side by side. You are for the development of Europe, and happy to see that here the European sense is proudly displayed. You order a pizza. The cost of living seems you two to three times lower than in France. You think you want to go back to Poland, with more time to visit. Thursday, May 29, 2014 The rain stopped, even if you meet regularly showers. It's cold. The road you have chosen on the map was supposed to be a shortcut. You're wrong: villages succeed and you do the 50 km/h average. At least it makes you discover the rural Poland. As everywhere, the campaign is the latest to evolve and sometimes you feel transported back in Soviet times. The only difference is the road where trucks and modern cars run. But there is still the old facades, old factories, and sometimes old tractors ageless. You smile when you see signs prohibiting traffic to horse-drawn cars. The problem should be there another 20 years, but you do not think this is always the case. At noon you stop at a restaurant road. You take a hot goulash and appreciate each spoonful. You are now on a large cross road: the S16. It will lead you to the Lithuanian border. A funny way, very uneven, where some portions are large, and others look like a small country road. Many turns. You move a little faster, but barely. Fewer villages, but still crossed cities. Few bypasses. You wanted to be entered in the evening Lithuania, but you give up. It's late and you're already tired. You always fear the judgments because of the stand. You need to find a perfectly horizontal plane, or else seek the perfect orientation. Often, you think to have found, and you realize that balance is very unstable. Sometimes you open both side stands hoping they are complementary. As for your electrical problems, they come less often even if the error is sometimes repeated. Often at low speed when the engine is very hot in the city. But when you cut the contact, it is usually forgotten at restart. You do not understand this error, but you will live with. The early days, you had very large doubts about the ability of the bike to take you away with all that luggage. Doubts fade gradually, and you can enjoy the road to look at the scenery, to think about your family, your friends. For the fuel, you have found the strategy: You need to fill the two tanks at the evening, once you have removed the boat, and fill the front tank only during the day. It means a first section without filling of 400-500 kilometers, then stops every two hundred kilometers. Friday, May 30, 2014 Thanks to Olaf and Andy, friends met in California, you could retrieve some "OpenStreetMap" maps for your GPS. But that does not prevent you from getting the wrong roads. Either you are not yet familiar with your GPS, or is that your view is too low. You enter Lithuania too by the South. Trying to join Kaunas you follow a main road. But the road becomes narrower, then it ends on a small dirt road in the woods. U-Turn. You look at your GPS. Indeed, you left the main road 20 km earlier, but you can find it, not too far. For the first time, you follow an unpaved road with your load. After 10 minutes, you find the real road. Real roads are actually nice and wide in Lithuania. Do a little dirt road is a good experience. You're not very comfortable, but you say to yourself after a few hours, you will more confident. Anyway, you will not have a choice because what awaits you in Siberia is much more complicated. You do not want to arrive too late to Riga because once recovered your new shock absorber, you have to find a mechanic who can make the replacement. You're not sure you have all the tools. But if you're too late, it will be necessary to attempt the operation by yourself on a hotel parking. Such as Poland, Lithuania is not in the "Euro zone" and you stop where you are sure you can pay with your Visa card. You have almost forgotten what EU countries that have adopted the Euro, and those who did not. However you discover across the border that Latvia has just adopted the Euro. This will help your stay in Riga. The roads are excellent, but there is no highways (even if they are called A8, ...). Crossing 50km / h in urban areas are common, and you risk arriving too late. Your shock absorber awaits in Jurmala, on the suburb of Riga. You can find easily with your GPS. Jurmala is a residential suburb and as a seaside resort. Its access requires a special toll for the visitors that you avoid unintentionally following the flow of cars residents. Viktor, the brother in law of Diana, your Russian teacher, comes to greet you. He organized everything: found the mechanic, and the hotel right next to each other. Their twelve year old daughter speaks French very well. You're impressed by her French. She often spends holidays in France with her aunt and her cousins. You go quickly to the bike shop. The mechanic accepts the job. It will ready two hours later. It is close to 20h, and they worked late for you. You can retrieve the bike, and move in the nearby car park. All this will seem almost miraculous ... You just placed the bags but you realize the difference in suspension: harder and farther away from the stop. The bike is higher than before. You had planned to lower it by adjusting the shock absorber. You look in the manual. You understand that this tuning should be done before placing the damper ... Ouch. You need to lower the height both increase maneuverability, especially at rest, but also to adapt the bike to its side stand and loading. You need to find the solution with the mechanic tomorrow, but you think he did not really want to work on Saturday. By looking at the spring, you see its characteristics: 95 N / mm while you had clearly stated that you wanted 100 N / mm. The seller Rally Raid had told you that this value was available. You groans ... but it'll have to do with. We have just started the weekend, and you can not wait for next Tuesday. Try to stay philosopher ... Saturday, May 31, 2014 You start the day by sending your old shock absorber in France. There is a post office not far from the hotel and you can get there by walking. Then you visit the mechanic. You afraid of being unpopular, but it is quite the opposite. He tries first of all to change the setting without removing the shock absorber from the bike, but he didn't succeed. You must remove all tanks, the luggage rack ... You stay with him and took the opportunity to inspect areas that could crack under load. Everything seems normal. Once the work is finished, you ask him how much you owe him, but he refuses you paid. Because you appreciate this double work really was not his fault. You have difficulty in appreciating the difference in height. You'll see tomorrow with the full load. For the afternoon you go for a short visit to Riga. A commuter train station is near the hotel . Riga impressed you by the beauty of the facades of its buildings. The city center is extensive, but oddly seems very sparsely populated. Traffic is also surprisingly fluid for a city of this size. In the center, the majority of cars you see are big models. Big German sedans or luxury 4wd. The motto here seems to be " a big car, or nothing ..." . You enter a bar for a coffee. The waitress speaks surprisingly good English. Several customers arrive sequentially. All asked to be served in English. So far you did not have anybody to talk in English, and now suddenly you feel you find somewhere in London. In the neighborhood of your hotel, you understand that the local language is Russian. Yet , everything is written in Latvian , the only official language ... Each district 's language. Your walk leads you to the tourist district. The houses here seem better restored , and the tourist center is built around some churches and monuments. You are walking there half an hour, then you decide to change. Passing on the other side of the railway track, you get into a popular market. They sell everything, but you can not find a bicycle pump. You left home with a low cost pump and you want to replace,it before the first punctures. You will not find a good pump today. You walk to a huge tower, probably built in the 60s. You imagine that it used to be the headquarter of the Communist Party. A tower that could have inspired Kafka. You come home in the evening at the hotel. You are happy with this fortuitous visit to Riga. |
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Watch: Director David Yates talks about steering the 'Potter' franchise home
My favorite thing about that photo of Yates, taken as the sun was going down in Orlando at the end of a long day spent at The Wizarding World Of Harry Potter, is the way the silhouette behind him isn't a backdrop. Those are the actual spires of Hogwarts, part of the incredibly effective illusion created when you're actually there in person.
When you visit Islands of Adventure, the park is divided into different "worlds," and it's designed so that when you stand in each one, it's all you can see, and you're meant to be immersed in those worlds. The theme park aspects of the Los Angeles Universal park have always felt like an afterthought to me, wedged into the corners of a working studio property, but the Orlando park is a proper theme park, and you can tell it has been carefully designed and executed to give guests a very particular experience.
With The Wizarding World Of Harry Potter, they've built it so that when you walk into Hogsmeade, it immediately feels like you've stepped into the world of the movies, and the effect is very impressive. There are familiar shops and restaurants all around you, and you can eat at The Leaky Cauldron or go shopping at Mr. Olivander's Wand Shop as you work your way past the stands selling Butterbeer or the twin dragon roller coasters, Hogwarts stands above all of it, a fantastic example of real-life forced perspective in environmental design.


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clutch inspired by the maison martin margiela rug clutch
outfit photos here : http://www.these-days.com/2012/09/seeing-blue.html
tutorial here: http://www.these-days.com/2012/09/diy-margiela-inspired-rug-clutch.html
Jun 10, 2013, 10.05 AMby byVA
I love it! really great work!
Sep 27, 2012, 06.34 AMby Skristi
I realy like your clutch, whole outfit and the photos!!! Inspiring!
Sep 27, 2012, 04.55 PMby jaderbug
thank you!! :)
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Biomedical Engineering
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Here's what concentrators from the classes of 2012 and 2013 reported they were doing in their first year after graduation.
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I made this Jacket using a pattern from the September 2004 Burdastyle Magazine . I was really drawn to the panel shapes – it's one of those unusual patterns thats worth taking the time to trace.
I used a Black wool fabric that had a silver thread going through it, and the tartan fabric has some stretch to it.
I've added a few more details & pics on my blog
Jan 3, 2014, 04.11 AMby Craftycarmen
Hi there, I am attempting to make this jacket, I am already stuck with stitching the back panel seam. Is there anywhere on the site that shows how to do this? I may have to change my name to cranky Carmen if I. Can't figure this out. I look forward to hearing from you.
Jan 16, 2014, 04.38 PMby cuada
Hi Carmen – I don't know of any instructions on site. The corners can be quite tricky and I don't have any in-progress photos unfortunately. One way that might make it easier, could be to turn and baste back the seam allowance on the center panel and then lay it on top of the other back pieces and topstitch it down. Hope this helps :)
Jan 25, 2013, 12.17 AMby Mary Athey
This is just gorgeous. The mix of fabrics works well and its lovely.on you x
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Thanks Mary :)
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Great jacket and beautifully sewn.
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Thank you :)
Jan 24, 2013, 09.11 PMby martinK
wonderful jacket, great combination of fabrics and perfectly done!
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Thanks:) I was keen to use the black wool, but didn't have enough for a full jacket, so it was the perfect pattern to use two fabrics for.
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I'd love to do her!
can i taste you granny? i have a big dick
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she's in good nic, plenty to hold on to mmm ...
This doll has a lovely ass.....I'd worship it....
i give him credit for touching that thing lol
ja , wenn alte maulfotzen einen prügel shen , dann müssen sie ihn auch immer gleich abmelken !eine schöne geile sau
lucky granny got a nice guy


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Mary Ann 'Aunt Marie' (Seif) Jacobson died peacefully Friday at home surrounded by her loving family. She was 81.
She was the loving wife of the late Raymond 'Jake' Jacobson.
Born in Philadelphia she lived in Fairless Hills and Edgely before moving to Trenton, N.J. She then returned to Fairless Hills in 2008.
She worked for Star Porcelain and the State of New Jersey, retiring in 1998. She volunteered for the Levittown / Fairless Hills Rescue Squad in its early years, which is where she met her soul mate Ray. They belonged to the Trenton Polish American Democratic Club, where they made many long lasting friendships.
Marie had a passion for politics, watching nature, and reading books, but most of all, caring for her family and her faithful companion, Jackson.
Left behind to cherish her memory are her nephews and niece (who she treated like her own children) Richard Bugglin, James Bugglin (Marcia), Robert Bugglin (Linda Vogel), and Susan Ryba (John). She will also be sadly missed by many other nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Especially her longtime friends, Pat and Carl, Billy and Marie, Patty and Kenny, and Ceil.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Nicholas and Rosalie Seif; her siblings, Sr. Lucretia, John Seif, Elizabeth Curcio, Michael Lay, Catherine Lay; her beloved Rosalie Bugglin, and her niece, Catherine Mull.
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Hey all, I thought I'd post a few pics of my chillies I have going. I'm in Australia and we have just gone into Autumn, and so many of these plants do not have long for this world, once the frost arrives. Trinidad Moruga Scorpion Chocolate Habanero Fatalii Yellow Bhut Jolokia Jalapeno 7 pod Peter's pepper |
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Great pics, even better peppers! |
Good job! Did you do anything to make them so bushy? Top them? Or do these types just grow like that? I usually grow sweets and I'm growing some hots this year, so curious about it. |
This was my first year with super hots too, I really enjoy them, such diversity. Hardest part of the whole lot was germinating, I planted heaps of scorpions but only one germinated, even on a heat mat. None of these plants were topped, I tried with one this year and it has grown quite poorly since. Many of the really bushy plants in these pics are in quite large pots, the fatalii, peters and scorpion are in 40-50L and they really love it. I was also very liberal with dolomitic lime and dynamic lifter when planting this year and this might have helped. |
Well they look good, so keep doing it. Maybe next year try some different starting mix. I had good gemination, but now hopefully I can keep them alive! Some hots (not all super hots, just hot) I'm growing are Aji Lemon Drop Brazilian Starfish Chinese Five Color Fish Pepper Manzano Pepper Malagueta Uyababa Pepper |
- Posted by greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a (My Page) on Fri, Mar 7, 14 at 10:52
Nice work! I'm guessing that the "Yellow Bhut Jolokia" is actually a Yellow Moruga (or similar). Josh |
That's a nice list Drew, I especially like the look of the lemon drops and was going to source some seed for next spring. @Josh you are probably right, only my Fatalii, banana and scorpion were grown from seed, the rest came from store add seedlings.. So quote possible they mixed their seed, or have cross pollinated varieties. |
- Posted by pepperdave none7 (My Page) on Fri, Mar 7, 14 at 12:36
Cant help but notice the purslane in the last picture. Does in grow naturally down under or is it a import. Very good for you ,Mexican people love it with pork Its been the subject of past posts, It seems some people hate it in there garden. I dont even weed it out seems to be a good companion plant for peppers. Its a weed that sells for $4+ per Lb. at farmers markets here. |
Wow you have pretty sharp eyes. To be honest I'd never heard of purslane but some quick googling shows you to be correct. And what an interesting weed it appears to be! Google says that Australian aboriginals used to make a flour from its seed, so definitely native, I never pulled it out because the pot had a large amount of real estate, and sometimes I leave these non aggressive spreading plants to help trap water. A quick inspection shows this plant growing in at least one other pot. I'm excited to taste! |
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- Posted by peppernovice 7 b (My Page) on Fri, Mar 7, 14 at 19:52
Beautiful plants. Did you sample all the peppers you grew? Tim |
Amazing plants and pictures. I too was going to comment on the bushiness of the plants. Are they also just one plant per pot? |
One plant per pot, I think they just naturally spread out with larger pot size. They have all been allowed to grow into whatever shape they wanted no pruning etx. All my plants in 50L pots are super bushy. It could have been over fertilisation as well, as the plants put on tonnes of leaves, and delayed their flowers until recently, although all now have heaps on them. I taste tested a whole fatalii and a small sliver of a bhut, the fatalii roasted me so well that I fear to try another whole one lol.. just cutting into them, the pungency scares me.. I have cooked with the bhuts and fataliis and chocolate habs and think they impart great flavour. People say they get a citrusy type flavour from the fataliis raw, however I got nothing except blast of searing heat. Also it seems I made an error in my labels above, the green/yellow chilli I have as yellow bhut is actually called 'yellow trinidad 7 pod' and the chilli labeled 7 pod above is actually the bhut |
This post was edited by naikii on Sat, Mar 8, 14 at 0:43
After a scotch or two I have worked up the courage to taste a sliver of the moruga scorpion. I cut into it, and am blasted in the face by the smell of heat. I have never tried super hot chillies before January and I find the smell of them to be all similar, its such a strange smell, bitter, capsicum like, but it builds a sweat just the scent. I can tell it so much hotter than the previously tasted fatalii, and the sliver of a bhut I tried previously. The scent permeates the entire bench above the cutting board where I sliced it. The chilli glistens with oil, which my photo below doesnt do justice. Call me cowardly but the small sliver I sliced from near the center of the chilli sits on the plate, and I can smell it, wafting up as I type this... perhaps I will chicken out after all. For all my love of Indian curries, and the love of the beautiful chilli plants, super hot chillies are not something I look forward to, and I am sweating so much, just from the smell... |
This post was edited by naikii on Sat, Mar 8, 14 at 2:53
It looks hot! I need a scotch just looking at it! I would dry those chili's and use the powder sparely like you would cayenne powder. |
Well, wont be doing that again... The heat was instant and built for about 10 minutes, and still continues half a tub of icecream later.. I think I will go as far to say, one of the most painful experiences ever. How chilliheads can down an entire one of those, and sit in front of a video camera remaining somewhat respectable is beyond me. |
Those pics, its its pepper porn! What pots do you use? |
naikii mentions 40-50 L a 50 liter is a pint and 1/2 over 13 gallons. That is a pretty big pot! I use those for tomatoes, don't have enough for peppers. I do put both tomato and peppers in ground too. |
How are the peter peppers , i was going to order some for the conversation of it , but i'm running out of space. I'm looking for the flavors and heat. |
- Posted by greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a (My Page) on Sat, Mar 8, 14 at 11:39
The one labeled 7 Pot doesn't look like a Yellow Bhut, either, but who can tell with some many hybrids and mutations these days. Even my Yellow Bhuts aren't as bumpy as I'd like/expect. Glad you got a taste of the Moruga :-) What a monster, eh? Hottest pepper I've tasted to date....and the only pepper that has sent me scrambling for some mediation (in my case, I swigged a few gulps of coconut milk). Josh |
Wow, that tiny sliver of scorpion chilli made it way through like a burning coal last night, I could literally feel it scalding my stomach and moving through my gut all night. It's just the gift that keeps on giving. Anyhow, as Drew said, nothing fancy about the pots, some are very big by chilli standard though, I grow fig trees in pots about the same size. They really do enjoy the large pots though, the Peter's pepper is the exact same age as all the others. except the fataliis and the scorpion. I grew the fatalii and scorpion from seed and they are the same age, and all the rest from a nursery, bought on the same day. I had the store bought ones in smaller pots, around 6L until the beginning of Jan and potted them up, and put Peter's in a large pot because I intend to over-winter it and keep as an interesting conversation piece . Here is my Peter's Pepper, and compare it to one I didn't show earlier, red naga bhut jolokia;back on Jan 3rd; And now them together today; Today, an unripe red bhut; And while we are on pics from when they were kids, the scorpion, was transplanted looking like this; I havent yet tried the Peter's pepper for taste, but am hoping it is of a respectable heat and taste to be used in cooking, as well as looking cool. Here are some more of its green chillies, waiting to ripen; |
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Is there a reason you grow them in a container/pots as opposed to right in ground? They look so good. I'm wondering I can do the same with green long hot peppers. Like Thai or Indian peppers. |
Well pots warm up quicker, otherwise the ground is probably better! Raised beds warm up quicker, and have the advantage of being in ground and not limiting the root system. I like many have limited room, so if I want to grow a lot I'm forced to use pots. i put them in the ground too!! The ornamentals are usually smaller, so I'm growing them in pots. Others that grow bigger I'm going to try and put as many as possible in the ground. |
Peppers love heat right? So pot may be a better option, as you said in Northern climate, it may make sense to get as much heat as possible especially in the beginning of summer and towards the end when weather can get cold. What type of soil do you use in pots? can you dig up soil from your garden or you have to use potting mix? Do the pots dry out quick in the middle of a summer? I don't know whether peppers like well drained or they like moist soil. |
Well, I live with my parents in law currently, until our house is completed later this month and so it started off that I would plant my seasonals in the garden, and the plants I wanted to bring with me in containers. But then it all kind of went wrong, as I really enjoy container growing, and slowly (quickly?!) built up such a collection of containerised plants that all my garden time is consumed by them. I like playing around with soil mixes etc and getting the most out of my plants. I think I have well over 50-60 different types of containerised plants including 11 varieties of fig and 7 or 8 blueberries, and covering everything from pommes to citrus to olives and stonefruit and everything in between. It doesnt really capture the full madness, but what started off as a modest container garden looking something like this; Today looks something more like this; Having said that, I do still have some garden work going, but, in general it falls into disrepair, and I don't pay as much attention as I should, nor take as many photos. Up until two weeks ago we were in the middle of a horrible hot dry spell too, and the garden was dry, and this doesnt help much... Even through my abuse though I manage to pull out some garden vegies still... Capsicum My garden haul last Friday |
I live in Southern Louisiana, you spit in the ground and you get either sugar cane or peppers (just read about Avery Island) but I have not had much luck putting peppers in the ground. I think pots just give you more control and are more flexible with placement. Also I have a tiny yard with large fruit trees so I think containers are the best thing for me. Not to worry pictures pending. |
You can't use garden soil in pots, it's too 'gluggy' and your plants won't appreciate the wet soil. In the container forum you can find heaps and heaps of good information about container soils and different mediums, and it can become quite overwhelming if you aren't careful. I actually have a thread there comparing how my Fatalii grew in 3 different soil mixes, and found no difference between using the cheapest bagged mix you can buy, and other more complicated 'designer' soil mixes, and so if you are just getting into it I wouldn't hesitate to just choose a bagged potting mix from a store. Having said that, almost all the plants I grow these days I put into a mix primarily made up of coconut husk chips, and I am yet to find a plant that does not thrive in it. |
Those raised beds look great drew, did you build them yourself? I'm looking for design ideas for my new house. I'm staying well away from raspberries though. Those guys are the devil, I've never met a more invasive plant.. Or then again maybe they will join my collection of pots next season... |
Yes I build them myself. I'm hoping the raspberries stay in the beds! I have another patch in ground, but for them to move they have to go under a sidewalk! So those are confined too. I used 2x12 boards. They probably won't last that long. I tried to protect the wood with stain. A latex stain thus water soluable, no solvents. |
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8 The messenger also said to him, `Gird thyself, and bind on thy sandals;' and he did so; and he saith to him, `Put thy garment round and be following me;' | 8 Then the angel said to him, "Put on your clothes and sandals." And Peter did so. "Wrap your cloak around you and follow me," the angel told him. |
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16 John answered them all, "I baptize you with water, but One is coming who is more powerful than I. I am not worthy to untie the strap of His sandals. He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire. | 16 John answered them all, "I baptize you with water. But one more powerful than I will come, the thongs of whose sandals I am not worthy to untie. He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and with fire. |
17 His winnowing shovel is in His hand to clear His threshing floor and gather the wheat into His barn, but the chaff He will burn up with a fire that never goes out." | 17 His winnowing fork is in his hand to clear his threshing floor and to gather the wheat into his barn, but he will burn up the chaff with unquenchable fire." |
18 Then, along with many other exhortations, he proclaimed good news to the people. | 18 And with many other words John exhorted the people and preached the good news to them. |
19 But Herod the tetrarch, being rebuked by him about Herodias, his brother's wife, and about all the evil things Herod had done, | 19 But when John rebuked Herod the tetrarch because of Herodias, his brother's wife, and all the other evil things he had done, |
20 added this to everything else-he locked John up in prison. | 20 Herod added this to them all: He locked John up in prison. |
21 When all the people were baptized, Jesus also was baptized. As He was praying, heaven opened, | 21 When all the people were being baptized, Jesus was baptized too. And as he was praying, heaven was opened |
22 and the Holy Spirit descended on Him in a physical appearance like a dove. And a voice came from heaven: You are My beloved Son. I take delight in You! | 22 and the Holy Spirit descended on him in bodily form like a dove. And a voice came from heaven: "You are my Son, whom I love; with you I am well pleased." |
23 As He began [His ministry], Jesus was about 30 years old and was thought to be the son of Joseph, [son] of Heli, | 23 Now Jesus himself was about thirty years old when he began his ministry. He was the son, so it was thought, of Joseph, the son of Heli, |
24 [son] of Matthat, [son] of Levi, [son] of Melchi, [son] of Jannai, [son] of Joseph, | 24 the son of Matthat, the son of Levi, the son of Melki, the son of Jannai, the son of Joseph, |
25 [son] of Mattathias, [son] of Amos, [son] of Nahum, [son] of Esli, [son] of Naggai, | 25 the son of Mattathias, the son of Amos, the son of Nahum, the son of Esli, the son of Naggai, |
26 [son] of Maath, [son] of Mattathias, [son] of Semein, [son] of Josech, [son] of Joda, | 26 the son of Maath, the son of Mattathias, the son of Semein, the son of Josech, the son of Joda, |
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I have a 2 car garage in my home that was built in 1976. The garage doors are still the originals and are made of wood. I have noticed that the rollers (steel) wobble badly and probably need replaced. I have thought about getting new doors but I have seen some really cheap replacements which look like aluminum foil over foam that dent easily. I have check out web sites for Wayne Dalton and others and have noticed that the better doors are made of wood. My current wood doors are still in decent shape.
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- Posted by mike_kaiser (My Page) on Thu, Jun 17, 10 at 7:10
If the doors are in good shape, why bother to replace them. Most home centers sell replacement hardware. Or try an overhead door company in your area or the Internet. Just replace the rollers and brackets one at a time. |
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"I have check out web sites for Wayne Dalton and others and have noticed that the better doors are made of wood." Wood doors are generally higher priced because they are more expensive to make. That doesn't make them necessarily better. The higher cost keeps them out of the low-end market, so the door manufacturers tend to make only high-end wood doors. Quality doors can be also purchased in steel and fiberglass. |
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Hello. Iam redoing my stairs from carpet to hardwood and i was wondering if i can add on to the bottom tread to somewhat wrap it around where you see the wood on the floor. It would extend about 6" out that way . Is that allowed or by code would it have to stick on 11" on that side?
They sell or you can make a longer base step with a curved tread over it. It's commonly used with a volute.
In your case, you can build an extension to the stair and put a tread with a curved end over it. Ron |
Looks like you also need to fix the uneven riser heights to meet code. Your bottom riser looks too short after the flooring was added.
Nah the risers are up to code, the bottom one is 7" just can't tell from the camera angle. Stairs had carpet just replacing with hardwood stairs.
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Shyamchi Aai, an autobiographical novel written 76 years ago by social reformer Sane Guruji occupies pride of place in Marathi literature.
The novel explores Sane Guruji's relationship with his mother as a boy and is the ultimate tribute to motherhood.
While Acharya Atre made the 1953 film Shyamchi Aai based on the novel, Mahesh Manjrekar is making another film based on it, with Madhuri Dixit being considered for the lead. Madhuri, we hear, is rather kicked about the role in what will be her first Marathi film.
Said Manjrekar passionately, "Shyamchi Aai is equivalent in Marathi literature to Pearl S Buck's The Good Earth. I've longed to make a film based on it for very long. I can't see anyone but Madhuri in that role."
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