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Last year at about this time, I made some predictions about the Ruby world in 2007 , and now it's time to hold myself accountable, and to point out some things I missed. Here are my predictions along with some corrections where needed:
- Refactoring tools—I wrote that 2007 would be the year we'd start to see real refactoring tools. This turned out to partially right, as netbeans was released with refactoring support. A number of other IDEs have also ramped up their refactoring support. Stand-alone tools have lagged though, so the editor users among us are still waiting.
- YARV —With the merging of YARV into the Ruby development tree and now the release of 1.9.0, Ruby's official VM really hit the big time this year.
- RSpec—RSpec also hit the big time in 2007. According to a survey I ran recently, nearly half of Ruby developers are using RSpec.
- JRuby—Of all projects I pointed out, JRuby has been the biggest winner. With a solid 1.0 release (and an impending 1.1 release), execution speed that is on par with Ruby 1.8.6 (and better in some cases), and improving integration with Java have made JRuby and exciting Ruby implementation going forward.
- rubinius—Ruby's own self hosting implementation has mad a lot of progress in 2007. It still isn't ready for prime time, but with the hiring of five major Ruby hackers to work on it, Rubinius seems to be on the cusp.
- a Ruby spec—Two different Summer of Code hackers worked together to build a spec for Rubinius in RSpec. JRuby is now using this as part of their test suite, and I believe that IronRuby is looking at it too.
- more than just Ruby on Rails—This was a prediction that I got almost completely wrong. Rails is still the big deal in web development on Ruby (and the gateway drug bringing more people into Ruby than anything else). There are more options out there now that there werein 2006, but none of them is making big enough waves to look like a contender yet.
- Rake—This is another prediction that didn't go as I'd foreseen. Rake is still going strong, but it hasn't really reached past the Ruby community yet.
- RubyConf 2007 (in Toronto?)—Well, it wasn't in Toronto, but by all accounts it was a great conference. For the first time, it's grown past a single track. We'll have to see what the future holds for 2008.
- regional conferences—2007 was the year that regional conferences came of age. Several conferences put themselves on the map and video recordings of presentations from them are all over the net at this point.
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This is a discussion on Lazarte VS Casimiro Boxing Fight RIOT within the Sports & Recreation forums, part of the Life & Leisure category;
Argentinian fans attacked Filipino Johnreil Casimero and his Team... SHAME ON YOU! Argentina Boxing Fans....
wheres the f**ck'n security? loossers! anhi lang mo ug pinas sulay diba! ka tilaw mo!
unsa diay nahitabo ani, nanu suko man kau ang mga fans?
pildi man ilhang manok.
Lazarte daw is a member of Truckers Union, the fans that started the riot are his friends.
Lazarte vs Casimero: Riot in Argentina, Pure Mayhem After Fight (Video) - Bad Left Hook
What a brawl, it reflects how desperate Argentinians are. Proudly pinoy.
lazarte is a dirty bustard fighter. He is known "dirty fighter" search sa google iyang mga fight and blogs!
mamaak diay si lazarte.. hehe..
haskang lawgawa gud ani..pagkagubota,,unsa man result ani?? draw??
here's the full coverage...Casimero won by KO in 10th round
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So far, our robot is awake, alert and ready to be told to do something interesting. Let's give it something to do. The CoroBot robot comes with a number of sensors and actuators—probably the easiest of which to interface with are the front- and rear-facing infrared ranging sensors and the mobility base's drive motors. Thus, we can write a small C program to talk to the Player server, read the IR sensors and drive the robot until it is 10cm away from an obstacle in front of the robot.
The first thing we have to do to interface with the Player server is open up a connection to it. For the sake of brevity, we will skip a lot of error checking, but you can download the full version of the code from the LJ FTP server (see Resources).
This code defines the variables we will use to talk to the Player server and the device interfaces in which we are interested:
#include "libplayerc/playerc.h" static playerc_client_t* clientHandle; static playerc_position2d_t* positionProxy; static playerc_ir_t* irProxy;
The clientHandle is used for talking to the Player server itself. The second position2d interface talks to the position2d interface, providing us with encoder information about how the wheels are moving and allowing us to send motor commands to the robot. We'll ignore the encoder information for this example. Lastly, the IR interface gives us information about the distances that the robot's IR sensors are reporting.
The next code snippet uses these proxies to interface with the server and these devices:
playerc_client_connect(clientHandle); // convert our interface to a PULL interface, // only updates when we read playerc_client_datamode(clientHandle, PLAYER_DATAMODE_PULL); // tell the robot to drop older messages playerc_client_set_replace_rule( clientHandle, -1, -1, PLAYER_MSGTYPE_DATA, -1, 1); // create the position proxy (controls the motors) positionProxy = playerc_position2d_create(clientHandle, 0); playerc_position2d_subscribe(positionProxy, PLAYER_OPEN_MODE); // create the IR proxy (controls the IRs) irProxy = playerc_ir_create(clientHandle, 0); playerc_ir_subscribe(irProxy, PLAYER_OPEN_MODE);
We start off by connecting to the Player server and configuring our connection. We want to get new messages from the server only when we are ready for them, so we configure the connection for a pull-type arrangement. And, because we want only the most recent information (we don't care what the IR sensors were indicating a second ago, we care about what they are saying right now), we tell the server to report only the most recent data. If we really wanted, we could let Player ensure that every IR message was delivered, but that might result in getting less-than-fresh data and possibly driving into a wall.
After our connection is configured, we open up the position2d interface on the Player server and subscribe to it. Then, we do the same with the IR interface. So far, so good. Now we need to get the state of the IRs from the robot and tell it how to move the motors:
while (!timeToQuit) { // attempt to read from the client if (playerc_client_read(clientHandle) == 0) continue; // nothing to read, try again. // read the IR distances and verify we have good data if (irProxy->data.ranges_count == 2) { frontIr = irProxy->data.ranges[0]; rearIr = irProxy->data.ranges[1]; } // figure out how to drive runController(frontIr, rearIr, &desiredTranslation,&desiredRotation); playerc_position2d_set_cmd_vel( positionProxy, desiredTranslation, 0, desiredRotation, 1); }
Each time through the loop, we try to read the newest data from the robot. After a little sanity checking, we take the ranges reported by the IR sensors and feed them into a controller function. This controller does some magic processing (we'll talk about that later) and returns information on how we should drive the robot. Finally, we pass these driving commands back to the Player server and start it all over again.
All that's left now is to provide a runController function that maps from IR sensor readings to drive commands. The CoroBot driver accepts numbers in the range of –1.0 to +1.0 to tell how to drive the robot forward and backward: +1.0 means 100% power forward, –1.0 means 100% power in reverse, and 0.0 means stop. It accepts the same range for telling the robot how to turn: –1.0 means turn full power left, +1.0 means turn full power right, and 0.0 means drive straight ahead. Noting that the IR readings are provided in meters, we can use the following P-controller to drive our robot forward until we are 10cm away from a front obstacle. We even get a bonus for free—if we are closer than 10cm away, the robot will back up a bit until it is at the proper distance:
void runController(double frontIr, double rearIr, double *translation,double *rotation) { // convert our IR readings into drive commands *translation = (frontIr-0.1) * 3.0; *translation = *translation > 0.9? 0.9: *translation; *rotation = 0.0; }
And finally, good programmers always shut down their server connections when they are done:
void shutDownProxies() { // close down proxies we have opened playerc_ir_unsubscribe(irProxy); playerc_ir_destroy(irProxy); playerc_position2d_unsubscribe(positionProxy); playerc_position2d_destroy(positionProxy); playerc_client_disconnect(clientHandle); playerc_client_destroy(clientHandle); }
Building on the design we showed earlier, we can see how our drive-by-IR program interacts with the Player infrastructure. The CoroBot configuration file loads the phidgetIFK driver, which exposes an aio:0 device. This device allows the CoroBot driver to read the robot's onboard infrared sensors. The CoroBot driver also exposes the position2d and IR interfaces, which the drive-by-IR program reads with the help of the libplayerc library (Figure 5).
The Player Project offers a lot of functionality that there just isn't room to get into in one article. This includes robot simulation, support for numerous commercial robots of many different prices and qualities, and support for a whole slew of readily available devices. Its plugin system even allows you to build your own drivers for new devices, either to support new hardware or to implement new experimental algorithms. Give it a try, and give your computer a chance to stretch its legs.
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- Create Project, register members. April 2.
- Functional and technological specification. April 2.
- Project seminar. May 13-16 (book on webreg).
- Individual oral examination. May 29 - June 4 (book on webreg).
- Screen cast of your project. June 5.
- Final source code upload. June 5
Create Project, register members
Go to the gitlab.ida.liu.se and register with your LiU student identity. Create a project with a name with a prefix TDDD272014 (e.g. TDDD272014_kickasswebproject) and if you need to add a team member. Invite eribe22 and sahsa74 as a member to the project.
Functional and technological specification
Put your specification in your readme file in your gitlab.ida.liu.se repo. Submissions by email will not be considered.
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Describe your project concretely. The project proposal should describe what core functionality your project web application intends to deliver. Don't mention every little detail and don't consider this a contract - this is for us to help you define a suitable scope in the course. Also note that this is not a contract that you should fulfil. You will be examined only on the end result.
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Describe the technology basis of your project with (1) server framework, (2) client framework. Also, describe how (3) persistence with data storage and ORM or other solutions for NoSQL-type persistence and how (4) authentication will be handled (framework authentication, oAuth/openID and so forth). If you intend to implement (5) multiple clients with different functionality and if you intend to use a (6) testing framework like Selenium is very relevant and beneficial to the project grade but considered extra.
You don't need arguments for picking a framework (as long as you meet all the technical requirements in the course). Taste and desire to learn a technology is a good argument as any. Bear in mind, however, that generally frameworks are good at different things. Making intelligent framework choices is part of the course and you'll have to live with your choices.
After the deadline we will read through your proposal and give you feedback. These comments will relate to scope and complexity, not so much to functionality. As a rule, projects usually are acceptable so don't wait for our feedback. The comments will be in the form of cautions and suggestions, not judgements. Since you are free to make your own choice about technology, we do not and cannot know every detail, but we will look for technical risks and underline abilities of the technologies you are using. Our approval doesn't mean you have a contract to pass the course - the examination is based on the end-result.
Project seminar:
Sign up will be announced:in webreg.
you (or the team of 2) participate in a 2 hour workshop, presenting your project. Prepare to do live demonstration of the actual system. Also talk briefly about your frameworks. Make time for questions and discussion.
This will run back-to-back so you must be prepared and practice demonstrating your system. Demonstrations start .00 sharp.
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Sign up will be announced:in webreg.
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This will run back-to-back so you must be prepared. Demonstrations start .00 sharp.
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In your final screen cast you should present your web project. Give a general overview what you have done but also present some technical challenges and how you have solved them (feel free to show code, but keep to the point).
The screen cast should be published online, on youtube, vimeo or some other place. E-mails containing screen casts will not be accepted. Provide the link to your screen-case in your readme fil on gitlab.ida.liu.se. You can find a Wikipedia article on software for screen casts here.
Final source code upload:
Hand in your project by uploading the final source on gitlab.ida.liu.se. Gitlab.ida.liu.se is the only acceptable place so make sure it gets up there. You cannot hand in by hosting on github och bitbucket or some other service. Some students have pushed from github to gitlab.ida.liu.se automatically. That is OK.
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When we start drinking, my wife always jokes around about doing another guy. I have always felt that if I said, "Okay, let's see you do that," she would say no. So, I set her up. I have a friend that I had done a lot of work with and we talked. I said to him, "I'd like to see my wife have sex with another guy," and he said he would do this with me. I told him, "She can't know I set this up." I took her out for dinner and a local bar and I was telling her about this great job prospect and how good it would be to have it. She was pretty drunk by now and she and I started kidding about her with another guy. My friend came over to the booth and I told her this was the boss I was trying to get that job with. He sat down next to her in the booth and I said, "I have to go use the bathroom." He made his move and told her how beautiful she was. He then said that if she was willing to give him oral sex, he would give me the job. But, I wasn't allowed to know of the deal. As I was walking back, I could see his hand on her leg under the table. It was done subtly in a way that you couldn't tell from sitting there. He then asked her to dance and she asked me if it was okay. They went out on the dance floor and then she came back to the table. She was really pretty drunk, so I told her we should leave. We walked her out to my minivan and I told her to sit in the back and I would lower the seat back. At that time, I faked that I had forgotten something back in the bar, so I asked my friend to wait with her while I went back to get it. When I came back, my friend had her skirt way up and her panties on my front seat. I got in on the driver's side and watched in the rear view mirror as he gave her oral. She didn't realize I was even there. He then had full sex with her. From there, it's been great! She loves to do other men and have me watch. I have never seen her have so many orgasms!
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Dialogue and Respect are to elements that can create understanding and communication to bring different Cultures together.
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Rhino in Second Life. Authored by: Ĝan Ŭesli Starling (SL resident Aplonis Ember) Last Update: 2009-03-14 Sculpties direct from Rhino 4?
↑ → Rhino 4 is professional 3D CAD system. 3Dxplorer. Archipelis. Museum Brings Roman Road to Virtual World. BringIt , profiled by TechCrunch today , adds a new dimension to gaming of all sorts. BringIt lets gamers 18-and-up set a wager, put money into escrow, and duke it out in one-on-one matches across all the major consoles and the PC. Because the matches are considered games of skill instead of chance they exchanged is allowed in most states.
PloppSL. Sculpt Studio. Blender-to-sculpted. Sculptypaint. Thanks to / sponsored by Some changes in Sculptypaint v0.93 To LOAD !! A Sculpt-image/Reference-image/Texture in Sculptypaint 0.93 just drag and drop it onto the application You can Zoom in/out; or translate the model a bit using the arrow keys. 2 little trees, around 1.2(m) high, LandImpact: 1 (125 and 111 sub-meshes used, 5 textures) Created with Celzium#03'DNA' my inworld mesh creation tool. How to Make Sculpted Prims with Blender.
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Update: For the impatient, see this alternative tutorial for a crash course to using Blender to make sculpties. This tutorial describes one way to make sculpt textures from a mesh for use as "sculpties" in Second Life using Blender 2.43. If you have never used Blender before, consider looking at the many starting tutorials on the Web to familiarise yourself before diving into this. The method described here has been pieced together from discussions on the Second Life wiki and by trial and error.


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PUBLISHED: 11 Sep 2012 00:03:49 | UPDATED: 11 Sep 2012 10:16:11PUBLISHED: 11 Sep 2012 PRINT EDITION: 11 Sep 2012CBA's Andy Lark . . . Australia could lead in tap-and-go payments. Photo: Jim Rice
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Newspaper publishers and banks could soon provide customers with free smartphones and tablets as the price of the latest gadgets continues to fall.
While top-of-the-range devices still cost several hundred dollars, entry-level phones running on Google's Android operating system can now be picked up for less than $100. The recently launched Google Nexus 7 tablet is also available for under $200.
This opens up new opportunities for big business to improve customer loyalty by bundling a shiny new gadget with their core services. Some of Australia's best known companies have already looked at the model but were unable to justify it in the past because the devices were too expensive. They include Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Fairfax Media (publisher of The Australian Financial Review) and News Limited.
Fairfax Metro Media CEO Jack Matthews compared the concept to the pay TV model, where operators bundle set-top boxes with customer subscriptions, and the heavily telco-subsidised cost of mobile phones.
He said a lot of publishers around the world, including Fairfax, would be looking into it.
"Packaging these things up gives you the predictability of having somebody locked in for two or three years," he said.
"Mobile phones are the most obvious analogy. The size of the [subscription] deal would determine how much [a customer] paid for the tablet or even the quality of the tablet."
Mr Matthews said a subscription to The Sydney Morning Herald and The Australian Financial Review could make the model viable now with tablets available for less than $200.
He was not sure whether it would stack up for a subscription to just one title. If Fairfax were to offer tablets to subscribers, it could pre-load other digital properties including domain.com.au, drive.com.au and mycareer.com.au onto the gadgets in an attempt to extend brand loyalty.
News Limited is also known to have looked at giving tablets away to subscribers three years ago as part of plans to move its digital content across to a subscription model.
It shelved the idea because devices at the time were too expensive. It has since put the concept on the back burner after coming under new management. A spokesman for News refused to comment for this story.
The banking industry is another that looks increasingly likely to give gadgets away in an attempt to build brand loyalty. The concept is getting more attractive because customers now do so much of their personal banking on these mobile devices.
Rather than a tablet, it is more likely the major financial institutions will issue smartphones. Within a year, they could be offered as a replacement for the plastic cards currently carried around in the nation's bags and wallets.
In order for this to happen, Google would need to give the banks access to the secure element of near-field communication (NFC) chips being built into the latest smartphones. Some banks have experimented with ways of working around this but with limited success – CBA has sold iPhone cases with NFC technology built into them and Westpac trialled NFC stickers.
CBA's chief marketing officer Andy Lark said Australia was in a position to lead the world in turning phones into payment devices because up to 70 per cent of the country's merchant terminals would accept "tap-and-go" payments by the end of the year. This number has been rising dramatically this year after Coles and Woolworths agreed to put contactless terminals into their stores.
"There's been so much said about NFC chips that the average user expects it to be working, or for us to be building apps that use it, when in fact we are just not able to today," Mr Lark said. "It's just a matter of time before we see the first phones that are able to do it and we're ready to go.
"I think we'll see the wall come down on the NFC chip within the next 12 months."
Mr Lark said CBA had already done research to find out if issuing free gadgets would be a hit with its customers. While most initially said they would like one, those numbers went down significantly if they were offered a cash alternative or improved interest rates instead.
"We haven't made any firm decisions but we continue to watch it closely," Mr Lark told the AFR. "There must be an opportunity there at some stage. The Google [Android] products are changing the economics of offering devices as part of a sale."
Providing a device would also solve a major headache for any organisation that wants to develop Android apps for its customers – the range of screen sizes and variations in the operating system mean they sometimes have to build 10 or more versions of an app in order to reach a high number of customers. By comparison they typically only have to design one version of an app for the iPhone and another for the iPad.
Telsyte research director Foad Fadaghi said low-cost devices were attractive for the delivery of digital products. "It would work with a subscription model where it drives cost out of the business," he said.
"Those costs can manifest in a number of ways, whether it's the expense of running a printing plant or the weight of a plane. It has to reduce costs to make the subsidy worthwhile."
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A group of cannibal hookers go around eating everyone around them.
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Two documentary filmmakers go back in time to the pre-Civil War American South, to film the slave trade.
Goodbye Uncle Tom works as a fake documentary (yet mostly shot as a film) where journalist from the present day go back in time to interview slave owners and show raw footage of the harsh realities of the slave trade and suffrage of the African American people of this time. Made by Italians, shot … Continue reading
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A group of medical students discover a way to bring dead patients back to life. After a successful, yet unsanctioned, trial on a newly deceased animal, the team is ready to unveil their breakthrough to the world. When the dean of their university learns of their underground experiments, their project is unexpectedly shut down and their materials confiscated. Frank, Zoe and their team take matters into their own hands, launching a rogue attempt … Continue reading
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It was supposed to be an adventure of a lifetime as three young girls spend the summer in Thailand. But their adventure quickly becomes a nightmare when the trio unleashes the spirit of a murdered child with only one thing on her mind – revenge.
Upon finishing my initial viewing of James Cullen Bressack's new film, Pernicious, I didn't really have any strong feelings one way or the other. It didn't grab … Continue reading
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Jack Sprague (No. 60 Con-way Freight Toyota): "I just blew a right front. I don't really know what happened. The guys gave me a great truck. We just got into second there. I was pretty happy with what I had. I was just a tick tight. We would have an adjustment there and been spot on it. It was all for naught. That was the hardest I've hit in a long time. That's the way it goes, that's racing. At least we were good and had a fast truck again."
Ted Musgrave (No. 9 Team ASE/Germain Toyota Toyota): "These tires are so hard that you can't run side by side or follow anybody. They have got to rethink it a little bit, to make a little better racing out of it. I just started going where they weren't - the high side in three and four - just trying to get some air on the front of the truck. Desperate times make for some desperate moves. I got a top-five out of it. I was hoping to get a little further. Teammate third and me fifth, something to work on a little bit, but it could have been worse."
Todd Bodine (No. 30 Lumber Liquidators Toyota): "We had a good truck, but it was a little too tight for me there at the end when I was back in traffic. We finished third and gained a lot of points, so all in all it was a good night for us. I didn't have anything for Ron there at the end because he was way too strong. When I was behind in traffic I just couldn't do anything with the truck. It was pretty uneventful. We're doing the things we need to do to win the championship."
Ron Hornaday (No. 33 Camping World Chevrolet, race winner): "I won at Lowe's Motor Speedway, finally! That's hard to believe. We go to Nashville next week where we won last year, so it's good to have some momentum going into that race this time."
A.J. Allmendinger (No. 00 Aaron's Toyota, second-place, best career finish in NCTS): "Fantastic for the whole team. Crew chief made a great call of two tires on last lap stop and that hooked us up just right. I made a mistake in practice and the team picked me up and got me on the right track. I've made some mistakes and been learning a lot of things this year. The truck felt fine. To get a top-five was great."


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Disney caters to families of all ages with extensive kids programs, spectacular Disney entertainment, relaxing spa facilities and an enticing array of dining options.
Kids from infants to teenagers can enjoy age-specific activities from 9 a.m. to midnight. Experiences for the little ones include special visits from beloved Disney characters like Captain Hook and Snow White. Bigger kids can spend time in Disney's Oceaneer Lab or "steer" the ship from a scaled replica of the ship's bridge, while teens enjoy the comfortable surroundings of their own private area, equipped with big-screen plasma TVs, soda bar, dance floor and Internet cafe. For adults, Disney offers intimate lounges, spa and salon facilities, private pool areas and elegant dining.
Disney offers 3- to 14-night cruises to Alaska, the Bahamas, the Caribbean, Mexico and the Mediterranean. Travelers can combine select Disney sailings to the Caribbean and the Bahamas with two- to four-night stays at a Walt Disney World resort.
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Zoe - Meaning of Zoe |
[ 2 syll. zoe, zo-e ] The baby girl name Zoe is also used as a boy name, though it is far more popular for girls. It is pronounced in English as ZOWiy †. Zoe has its origins in the Old Greek language. It is used largely in English, German, Greek, and Polish. It is derived literally from the word zoe which is of the meaning 'life'. The name was adopted by Greek speakers as a form of Eve, due to the similarity in meaning. It appeared in place of Eve in versions of the Bible translated by the Alexandrian Jews. It was conseqently adopted by early Christians, both as a biblical name and for the associations of its meaning with the notion of eternal life. The name was borne by two early saints, as well as two Byzantine empresses in the 10th and 11th centuries. English speakers first adopted the name in the 19th century, promoted by the Geraldine Jewsbury novel 'Zoe, A History of Two Lives' (1845). Zoe is the feminine equivalent of the English Zoilo.
The name Zoe is used to a great extent; it has 26 forms that are used in English and foreign languages. English forms of the name include Zoanne, Zoee, Zoel, Zoeline, Zoelle, Zoë (used in Dutch too), Zoia, Zooey, Zowe, Zowey, Zowie, Zoy, Zoyara, Zoye, Zoyechka, Zoyenka, and Zoyya. Other English forms include the spelling variants Zoey, Zoi, and Zoie.
Forms used in foreign languages include Zoa (Spanish), Zoelie (French), Zoé (French), Zoila (Spanish), Zoja (Czech and Polish), and Zoya (Russian and Slavic).
Zoe is unusual as a baby girl name. Its usage peaked modestly in 2011 with 0.325% of baby girls being named Zoe. It was #31 in rank then. The baby name has experienced a substantial decline in popularity since then, and is used only on an infrequent scale now. In 2012, among the family of girl names directly related to Zoe, Eve was the most popular. Zoe has primarily been a baby girl name in the last century.
Baby names that sound like Zoe include Zoey, Zoë, Zoie, Zowey, Zowie, Zacae, Zacai, Zaccae, Zaccai, Zaccii, Zacha, Zachah, Zachee, Zachi, Zachie, Zackae, Zackai, Zaheiyah, Zakae, and Zakai.
† Pronunciation for Zoe: Z as in "zoo (Z.UW)" ; OW as in "oak (OW.K)" ; IY as in "eat (IY.T)"


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Discovering forgeries of modern art by the 14C Bomb Peak
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Exploiting the anomalous behaviour of the atmospheric radiocarbon concentration in the years after 1955 (so-called "Bomb Peak"), an alleged painting by Fernard Léger was unambiguously proven to be a fake just by dating the canvas support. Some art historians had questioned the authenticity of the painting, and their suspicions were fuelled by some scientific examinations of the paint materials (X-ray radiography, SEM-EDS), compared to those of another work unquestionably attributed to Léger. The decisive argument to prove that it was a fake was provided by the radiocarbon date obtained from a sample of canvas of the painting, using Accelerator Mass Spectrometry at the INFN-Labec laboratory in Florence. Beyond any doubt, the cotton plant from which the canvas was produced was cut no earlier than 1959, i.e. four years after Léger's death, thus definitely confirming the concerns of a fake.
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- Discovering forgeries of modern art by the 14C Bomb Peak
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The European Physical Journal Plus
- Online Date
- January 2014
- 10.1140/epjp/i2014-14006-6
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- 2190-5444
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- Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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- V. Pellicori (4)
- F. C. Petrucci (4) (5) (6)
- P. Schwartzbaum (7)
- F. Taccetti (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Dipartimento di Fisica e Astronomia, Università di Firenze, Ferrara, Italy
- 2. Sezione di Firenze, INFN, Ferrara, Italy
- 3. Leonardo S.r.l. - Analysis and Restauration, Bologna, Italy
- 4. Dipartimento di Fisica e Scienze della Terra, Università di Ferrara, Ferrara, Italy
- 5. Tecnopolo di Ferrara, Laboratorio TekneHub, Ferrara, Italy
- 6. Sezione di Ferrara, INFN, Ferrara, Italy
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Jenny McCarthy 'Officially Done' with Dating Celebrities [AUDIO]
Actress and author Jenny McCarthy called "On Air with Ryan Seacrest" Friday to chat about co-hosting "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve" special in New York and she is "so excited." I've never been there for New Year's Eve so this is a first for me," she explained. She then added, "I'm kind of terrified of freezing my butt off." Jenny will be joining Ryan along with artists Willow Smith, Jennifer Hudson, Ne-Yo, Avril Lavigne, Drake, Jason De Rulo, La Roux, Natasha Bedingfield, New Kids On The Block, Backstreet Boys, Mike Posner, Far East Movement, Ke$ha and Train.
McCarthy also told Ryan that this is the first time that she is single in a while but she is done with celebrities.
"Ryan, I can't do any celebrities, I need normal folk…I'm officially done," she said. "I don't like the red carpet scene sort of speak…I'll take whoever is a really nice guy."
Be sure to check out McCarthy and Ryan out on "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve," on Friday, December 31 at 10PM on ABC.


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One half-block south of the intersection of Beale Street and Third, you'll find this interactive museum on the plaza outside the NBA Grizzlies' home, the FedExForum. The Smithsonian Institute chose this location to host its first-ever permanent exhibit outside Washington, D.C.: "Rock 'n' Soul: Social Crossroads." The exhibit details how the uniquely earthy sounds of Memphis's alleys, juke joints, choir lofts, and fields coalesced to become American popular music at the hallowed grounds of Beale Street, Sun Studio, and Soulsville, USA. A great place for music-loving tourists to start, the museum's seven galleries tie together Memphis's celebrated music forms—the blues, rock 'n' roll, and soul—through 100 music clips that you can choose from five vintage jukeboxes, as well as cool artifacts like the Reverend Al Green's bible and robe, B.B. King's beloved guitar named "Lucille," and the control board that producer Sam Phillips used to record the first Elvis hit, "That's Alright Mama." In addition to the Smithsonian exhibit, the museum devotes one gallery to new exhibits, which often highlight how Memphis music has influenced modern artists.
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The University of Washington Student Newspaper Monday, March 31, 1997
Huntsman to be new provost Kenneth Bogle Daily Staff
Lee L. Huntsman was appointed the UW's permanent provost during the March 21 Board of Regents meeting. As provost, Huntsman will serve as the UW's chief academic and budget officer, guiding the development of curricula and managing its research mission.The UW has been without a permanent provost since Wayne Clough quit in 1994. Huntsman's appointment follows a lengthy national search for Clough's replacement, during which time two interim provosts were appointed.Huntsman was the second of these acting provosts, having served in the position since last August. Huntsman beat out three other finalists for the permanent provost position.Though the entire Board of Regents unanimously approved Huntsman's appointment, the vote was a "rubber-stamp" formality, according to ASUW Vice President Jasper MacSlarrow. UW President Richard McCormick delivered his recommendation for the position to a 5-member committee of the regents, which evaluated and endorsed Huntsman."I'm thrilled, and excited and deeply, deeply honored," Huntsman said in a short speech to the regents.McCormick said, "In our brief time together in Gerberding Hall, Lee has provided outstanding academic and budgetary leadership for the university. He has been a sensationally good partner."Huntsman holds a BS in electrical engineering and a Ph.D in biomedical engineering. Since 1968, Huntsman has taught at the UW as a professor of bioengineering. He has also served as the director of the UW Center for Bioengineering since 1980 and the associate dean for Scientific Affairs since 1993.As provost, Huntsman will earn $175,000 a year.
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Multilevel Drop Down Navigation Menus: Examples and Tutorials
Navigation menus are the most important element one should pay attention when designing a website. Web-developers can create user-friendly horizontal or vertical navigation menus using CSS. Javascript makes it possible to create more interactive, more responsive and more flexible navigation to any website.
This article presents over 25 (horizontal and vertical) multilevel drop down menu built using Javascript and CSS which you can use in your future projects. Also you will find some useful tutorials at the end of this post where you can use to start building your own multilevel navigation menu.
You might check out these posts as well:
Horizontal and vertical drop down menus
1) Drop Down Tabs (5 styles)- Drop Down Tabs is a horizontal CSS tabs menu that supports a second level drop down menu for each of its tabs.
3) Multi-level effect menu- Is a very configurable javascript/css hybrid dropdown menu that is capable of producing simple menus(both horizontal and vertical).
4) FastFind Menu- A jQuery nested menus, based on dynamic "AJAX" responses. The menu can also be dragged/dropped.
5) jQuery SuckerFish- Replicate Suckerfish Menus.
6) Fancy Sliding Tab Menu using script.aculo.us
7) List Based Menu with Images- This is a menu based on an unordered list (

). It makes the menu easy to use and friendly to search engines.
8 ) Slide down menu- A slide menu based on an unordered list (

9) Dropdownmenu made with scriptaculous/prototype- A multi level drop down menu.
10) Suckerfish-style menu plugin for jQuery- This demonstrates a two-tiered horizontal menu that displays the path to the current page when the menu is in its idle state.
11) Building a dynamic drop down menu
12) onMenuOpen onMenuCollapse Events- This is a one-time effect that shows off the menu opening up and firing an event, and then finishing with another event.
13) Mootools menu with accordion and effects- This simple menu has a neat effect by hovering over the links, and opens a submenu with an accordion.
14) Mootools Unlimited Drop Menu
15) Creating an Outlook Navigation Bar- Using the ListView and Accordion Controls
16) Simple CSS vertical menu Digg-like- This tutorial explains how to implement a simple vertical menu digg-like using CSS and javascript to show/hide sub-menu.
17) Drop down menu with Prototype- A unique drop down navigation that recursively applies a function to an li that toggles the visibility of a nested ul element.
18) Drop down menu with nested submenus- Using CSS and a little JavaScript
19) Drop down menu with jquery- A drop down animated menu example made with jquery
20) jdMenu Hierarchical Menu- The jdMenu plugin for jQuery provides a clean, simple and elegant solution for creating hierarchical drop down menus for websites to web applications.
21) jQuery plugin: Treeview- Lightweight and flexible transformation of an unordered list into an expandable and collapsable tree, great for unobtrusive navigation enhancements.
22) Drop Down menu
24) Accordion Menu script- This example illustrates how you would add a collapsible sub level.
25) Complex Dynamic Lists- Using an unordered list, to display a hierarchical structure of a complexity that would be very hard to achieve with dynamic select boxes.
26) Chrome CSS Drop Down Menu- Chrome Menu is a CSS and JavaScript hybrid drop down menu. It's easy to configure and search engine friendly.
Drop Down Menu Tutorials
CSS Express Drop-Down Menus- CSS Express menus should only be used in a horizontal orientation with a single drop-down level.
Son of Suckerfish Dropdowns- An accessible, light weight (just 12 lines of JavaScript), with great compatibility and can have multiple-levels.
Drop Down Menu Generator
Izzymenu- With an impressive Ajax interface, you can build your own CSS drop down DHTML sub-menu in minutes without writing a single line of code.
- Siddharth, 17 April 2008
Nice tutorial here, I use Dreamweaver for web design and in My opinion, sub categories navigation is not so good looking in vertical menu. But I like them as drop down in horizontal navigation. Off course who like opening a door and finding one more door in it? :-)
- jeremy, 17 April 2008
People are still using multilevel drop down menus?
- Gunner Si, 17 April 2008
Sweet post! An option for every use, i was just looking at these at work today. These are a pain in the @ss to handcode! Thanks for the linkage
- chris, 18 April 2008
sweet set! now to show off mine:
http://www.hkturnaround.combuilt using scriptaculous/prototype. Thought i'd spice things up a bit!
- Anthony Ettinger, 18 April 2008
Great solutions…I find the 2nd level tabs don't work well, since IE6 doesn't like punching out of the parent's container.
- knurów, 23 April 2008
thanks, I was looking for drop down menu and I found this list :)
- Acronyms, 27 April 2008
Drop downs are old school.
- C, 28 April 2008
Please don't use multi-level drop downs. They are html evil incarnate! If you find yourself in a situation where you have no choice, you took a wrong turn somewhere and need to go back and retrace your steps.
- D, 23 April 2011
Mr.C. You are right. After having incorporating HVMenu, now I am finding it as a trouble. When I work with CSS for printing purpose, the multilevel HVMenu gives me headache as it is not hiding. Only when I want to overcome the problem, I found your comment!. How exactly it is true. As you said, now I am retracing my steps by wasting a lot of time.
- C, 28 April 2008
I should say that single level drop downs are ok and in many places a good design choice, just avoid taking them multi-level.
- Baroda Design, 23 February 2012
This is really awesome. very usefull one.. great work
- M.S. Babaei, 11 May 2008
great thanks!
it's very useful!
I worked for hours and hours and make nothing
thanks again!!!
- .wired, 30 May 2008
Wanted to add my dropdown navigation tutorial, too: http://blog.masterplane.de/informationstechnik/programmierung/css/vertikale-aufklappnavigation
- zipper, 05 June 2008
very cool)) thanks so much!!!
- Chris, 24 June 2008
what about accessibility (508) and JAWS reading submenu items? I can't get the readers to "see" the submenus. I have run into this problem with no solution.
- Subhash, 18 July 2008
where are the files to download in "Mootools menu with accordion and effects".
- kacupeng, 22 July 2008
i have question for you !!!
can i put professional drop down menu in my blog site???
how can i get it ???
could you tell me please how to put drop down menu in my blog ???thanks before
- Ahmad, 08 October 2008
I do not know what to say really! These menus are truly awesome, and I never seen most of them.. thanks!
- Eric, 10 November 2008
great list.
thanks - Mark, 12 November 2008
Very useful info. Thanks for sharing!
- Ixalmida, 27 October 2009
I'd like to add my 2 cents on multi-level drop-downs. I agree that in most cases they make a site too "busy." However, they have their place and appeal to a certain audience (especially in b2b apps). For example, if you've ever been on the Dell Premier site, you know you would KILL for a multi-level nav menu so you don't have to wait for their agonizingly slow pages to load.
I think the important thing is not to FORCE a user to use multi-level navigation. In other words, every item in the header menu should be clickable. The same wich each item in every level of the sub-menus. So if the user doesn't want to deal with the menus, they can bypass them and be taken to a wizard-like page instead. This allows you to appeal to the type-A's who will use the multi-menus as well as the slackers who want to be led by the hand.
- Atle, 29 November 2009
Great list of menus. Thanks! :)
- feald, 04 December 2009
Great resource , thanks for menus !
- Don, 04 December 2009
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Safari reports an RJS error.
When I replace the prototype that I am using (126.96.36.199) to 22.214.171.124 the menu does not work. I developed the menu on a local copy using Mongrel, Ruby 1.8.7, Rails 2.3.4, Scriptaculous 1.8.3, Prototype 188.8.131.52. The javascripts came with the scriptaculous download. Firebug also does report an uncaught exception.
My website host server is using Ruby 1.8.6 and Rails 2.2.2.
Is there a reason that you know about for this error.- Don, 08 December 2009
I solved my problem. What I did was to create a blank rails application and copy all the javascript files to my website overwriting those I downloaded with Scriptaculous. Bingo no more errors. The fact that my ISP server is usingh 2.2.2 and not 2.3.4 does not seem to matter.
- Archit Shah, 20 December 2009
its great 1
- Pisit, 03 January 2010
Appreciate, thank for the sharing
- selva comments, 05 January 2010
Thank you … this has me very helped.useful list
- Mathan, 11 January 2010
useful information for nav menu.
Thanks for sharing this tut.. - sabari, 16 January 2010
simply good!!!!!!!!! my requirement s over
- ajans, 24 January 2010
nice i like it..
- Mature singles dating, 26 January 2010
Great list! Navigation menu are greatly important for usability purposes and creating a user-friendly website.
- Eni, 27 February 2010
I'm still trying…
What a nice view, by adding this dropdown menu to my blog… - Ali, 27 February 2010
Good recommendation, Many dropdown menu tutorial on sites… but yours are the best
- John, 04 March 2010
Great Post…
- Vijendra Mishra, 05 March 2010
Nice Post with great resources… thanks
- Marilee Lindenberg, 05 March 2010
Dreamweaver has been lately my personal goto application for years. I truly don't know what I would undoubtedly do without having it. There were moments when I initially started out making use of the program, and I thought it was way too complicated. Now I fly around it, and it has become a strong asset in my personal tool box. Nonetheless thanks for the article.
- Giri, 20 March 2010
Very useful.Good work
- Heilo, 12 April 2010
Sweet. Found what I was looking for :)
- martin, 15 April 2010
hai ur posting is very useful for us
- avosoft, 18 April 2010
just what i needed. thanks
- Sitthykun, 20 April 2010
cool ….
- Timothy Zhu, 17 May 2010
Very nice selection of drop down nav menus. One of them happens to be exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks!
- extendstudio, 18 May 2010
You can see more samples on horizontal or vertical drop down menu for Creative DW Menus which is a Dreamweaver extension. Here are the samples extendstudio.com/creative-dw-menus-pack/samples.html
- Rana Mukherjee, 18 May 2010
you can see drop down menu width background image example.
- yinka, 18 May 2010
Thanks. This has saved me a lot of work.
- Student Brands, 22 May 2010
Thanks for the great information. I hope to be back soon. I have book marked it keep posting. Thanks again.
- xtin, 24 May 2010
very nice info
- rateeeh, 28 May 2010
very helping, thank you…
wow graet meneu cllaetion
- polskie biuro ksiegowe, 05 June 2010
wow! everything in one place – great share! thanks my friend :)
- Mehmet demiray, 06 June 2010
Nice menus thanks(:
- Bineet chaubey, 09 June 2010
really nice tutorial .but i can not find such type menu those i want
- Tech & IT News India, 18 June 2010
Thank you for a useful info, have a good resource in your blog.
- zinmarwin, 20 June 2010
Thanks you for your share.
- Hannah, 25 July 2010
these are some awesome menu tutorials. Thanks for sharing.
- Renae, 01 September 2010
Hi i love the content! However, the code/info for #8 slide-down menu doesn't work. It pulls up a page with weird info. Thanks!
- cihip, 06 September 2010
Thanks you for your share..
- Subbu, 07 September 2010
Good collection..nice effort..Do you know of pure css menu which is expandable?
- Ritz Infotek, 12 September 2010
Awsome collections! I would like implement the above menu so the submenu will go up instead of down. Any idea how to do this.
- tecnico, 23 November 2010
Thank for this article, is very util for my new project.
- Biju Subhash, 06 December 2010
nice collections…
thank you for sharing…here a link for another jQuery menu:
http://www.bijusubhash.com/blog/redbrown-drop-down-menu-using-jquery-and-css - steff, 29 December 2010
very nice collection, but i was wondering if the horizontal menus can be converted to vertical menus? i need this for my oscommerce! any idea?
- trxBox, 10 January 2011
Very useful.Good work
- BrockN, 25 January 2011
I have written a jQuery plugin that supports infinite level of unordered lists. It is easy to implement, and has been tested in Internet Explorer 6+, Firefox, Safari, and Chrome.
- John Chan, 28 January 2011
Please help!!!
I used the menu (8) described but the hyper-link inside the list items does not go to anywhere. Why? The link has no respond when I clicked. How to enable the link?
8 ) Slide down menu- A slide menu based on an unordered list ().
- Danismanlik, 02 February 2011
thnks for share is very util for my new project.
- Henning Larsen, 13 February 2011
Cool site and lots of nice menus
- Ginoa Andrean, 21 February 2011
nice information. the explanation is very clear with clear picture too. great!
- Megha shah, 22 February 2011
Hey thanks for all dis information…
it will be so usefull 2 me…. - Som, 05 April 2011
Nice tutorial .I need to make a drop down menu for my Website and your tutorial is really nice . Thanks a lot for the support.
- cin takvimi, 05 April 2011
I also believe thus, perfectly composed post! .
- Nithu, 19 May 2011
Great collections and very useful.
- LANDOIS, 15 June 2011
Very nice.
- tommy, 04 July 2011
Thanks for the menus. I love them, especially the second one.
- LOGANATHAN, 19 August 2011
Thank you the menu The explanation is very clear with clear picture too, and very use full
- Luke Tupas, 23 September 2011
- Ankur, 18 October 2011
if you want to create a dropdown menu in html with red theme,
see this, on here you can also download source code: - Andy, 05 November 2011
Very cool! Thank you very much!!!
- akshay, 24 November 2011
thank you.. very usefull one.. great work
- Dheeraj Bansal, 07 December 2011
This is really awesome. hmm trying to do something new in html navigation menu
- sharavanakkumar, 17 January 2012
simply superb !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Polly, 03 February 2012
Hi – I am trying to find a nice drop down for my site – My site covers many cities; I would like to have a drop down menu for the cities on my site – so it would be easier to view the information – would this site help me? thanks
- Udhaya47, 11 February 2012
Nice post..Thanks a lot….
- sumit, 13 April 2012
i was searching for drop down menu code in html. I found this tutorial. Very good explanation. Please tell me the code also to create drop down menu.
- sumit, 13 April 2012
I need this urgently. Please help.
- Shilpi, 16 April 2012
- Kathirason, 24 May 2012
great collections.. but i need ajax based menu..
- ayush, 01 June 2012
i m web developer. i want use of java script in every type. so please give me some notes for java script
- keshav singh, 02 June 2012
gr8 collection man thank you for sharing , this is very useful for me
- Michael, 11 June 2012
This is really nice one
- Bedemand, 28 June 2012
Thanks for this great list. I was looking all around the web for this.
- Grafiker, 30 October 2012
Awesome collection – thanks!
- Geek, 21 November 2012
- Medha, 17 December 2012
I am looking for a selectable dropdown with subcategories. I need to pull the subcategories id into the select box.
How do i do?
- Frankie, 06 March 2013
I love your website tutorial its very educate. It gets even better as you give options
to download them. Regards Frankie - rakesh, 25 March 2013
I love your website tutorial its very educate. It gets even better as you give options
- Pratik, 25 March 2013
- Fabrizio Bartolomucci, 17 December 2013
I am using jGlideMenu that seems to work seamlessly but for a very annoying and blocking issue. Namely it transforms all input fields in the page in a sort of listboxes for the previous entered values without the possibility of entering new texts. I tried to investigate jQuery.jGlideMenu.067.min.js, as by removing it input fields return to work normally, but I found nothing suggesting a modification of the input fields behaviors. May you help me?
Thanks, Fabrizio Bartolomucci - Fabrizio Bartolomucci, 17 December 2013
I fixed the above mentioned problem by removing the keyboard handler. Now I am stuck with another problem. I use the JGlideMenu in a single page in a tab bar. The problem is that it shows up in all subpages, not only the one were I inserted it. I tried to hide it in the buttons changin page but it only works when clicking the buttom where is the control, even if I included the ajax files even in the other panel. Any best practice how to handle it? I am thinking of moving everything on the top page, even if that would encompass a duplication, but I am not sure it will work.


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Our most popular Memphis tour for students emphasizes both Memphis history and our modern-day city. During approximately six-hours, guides will point out major sites as well as give commentary on Memphis through the years. Teachers are supplied with a quiz to be used to supplement the tour and answers will be given during the tour.
Lunch at a restaurant can be arranged, but students usually bring a sack lunch and enjoy a picnic at Martyrs' Park. Stops are also made at St. Jude, the Tennessee Welcome Center and Beale Street. In some cases, students are allowed to purchase souvenirs either at A. Schwabs' or at the St. Jude gift shop.
The following sites are included in addition to the planned stops:
During the Beale Street stop, students see Elvis Presley Plaza, Handy Park and the Blues Walk of Fame.
Costs are determined by the number of students and available transportation.
We can also help you arrange a local or regional field trip based on a particular course of study.
Other tours suitable for students include Graceland, Good Rockin' Tonight, African-American History, Ol' Man River, Pigs to Plants, and Cotton Pickin' Time.
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Lace trim cami
This cami is both pretty and practical. The hidden support will add comfort during maternity and lift for easy-access nursing.
Seamless nursing cami
Our seamless nursing cami will last through your pregnancy and into nursing – you could wear as loungewear with our Pocket PJ pants or Slim PJ legging or as daywear with your favourite pair of jeans!
Second Skin nursing cami
Perfect under a wrap or floaty floral dress - creates a smooth line whilst supporting your new curves - this cami is also great post-birth for hiding a few lumps and bumps under super soft fabric
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