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Anyone fancy a chat about wasps?
Kelly Brook, professional beautiful lady, was at a party for Bulmer's yesterday evening. As ever, she looked great. Why not have a look at her?
It's summer, we're told on good authority by our official FHM calendar, which means that cider is the order of the day – normally we wouldn't really consider cracking open a cold bottle of fizzy apple-themed booze, but something about the sunny atmosphere makes it okay. Plus, you've got to give the wasps something to drink, too.
Probably best to warn you that this article is mostly about wasps
Wasps can't afford booze, you see. Not only are their tiny bodies and insect minds unsuitable for even the simplest of jobs, their naturally aerodynamic shape is spoiled by having to carry a wallet around. Cursed by bad press and a frankly outdated colour scheme, wasps often get quite stressed which explains their propensity to sting everyone and everything within their line of sight.
Unlike football hooligans, wasps aren't made more angry by the demon liquor – in fact, like a sleepy farmer at the back of a pub with old-timey brass horse decorations on the walls, wasps calm right down after a couple of drinks, and the sweet fruity smell of cider is a natural match for them.
They have high-pressure jobs, you see – all stinging and murder and scavenging for jam sandwiches in bins and more stinging – so a cold, refreshing mouthful of cider mellows them right out and they get all huggy. One time, a drunk wasp told us that he loved us after a few sips of appley goodness.
Still talking about wasps, it seems. It's a problem that needs to be addressed though
Aside from wasps, do you know who else loves cider? Kelly Brook. Well. She loves it enough to go along to a Bulmer's launch party and accept some free nibbles while looking lovely, which is the important thing. Nice.
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Take a pint glass (preferably clean) and pour a shot of gin and a shot of vodka in the bottom. If the glass wasn't clean, swill around the spirits to sterilise it. Fill up the rest of the glass with something fizzy and inoffensive, like Strongbow or Bulmers. Drink it, trying not to worry about the taste, and let the special mix of drinks flood your system while they quietly but surely remove the use of your legs.
* A portmanteau of Vodka, Gin, and Cider. Obviously.
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We're only days away from this seasons "Grey's Anatomy" finale (due to air on Thursday, May 20 on ABC).
Although producers are trying to keep the plot as hush hush as possible rumours are leaking that the Dr. Owen - Cristina/Teddy love triangle will finally come to a head.
Of course our own Irish boy, Kevin McKidd, who plays Owen is in the thick of it.
Cristina's bestie Dr. Meredith Grey has been trying to tell her friend that she thinks there is something between Dr. Teddy and Dr. Owen but Cristina is having none of it.
Tough as nails that girl.
However, it's believed that the two-hour finale this coming week, will finally reveal who Owen really loves.
Will Cristina confront her beau (whom she has random acts of passion with in the changing rooms of the hospital every now and then) or will she just continue to turn a blind eye to it.
If you have been following the last few episodes you'll see that it's coming to a head.
Producers are setting up the scene for what could potentially be an explosive ending to this season.
All season the show has eluded to Teddy and Owen's baggage.
Plans for Cristina and Teddy to move in together had been put on hold - his doing!
Cristina is definitely getting suspicious.
Tune in next Thursday to see how it pans out.
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I searched and found a few recipes for venison, but none for the heart. I told myself that this year I was gonna try the heart because as I get older I find that my tastes mature as well.
Beer is a perfect example, 10 years ago my two favorit beers were either bud light or free
so, I saved the heart from one of this years whitetail does to try something with, just not sure what???
Hey, careful, man, there's a beverage here! - The Dude
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have fun." Great, no one does. But why start a fire with flint and
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I like to use heart in a stir-fry with veggies, but it also goes great in soups & stews. It's a chewy textured meat & doesn't get as tender as say, brisket, but it's very good; in fact it's one of my favourites. Try slicing heart into pieces about the size of your index finger & doing a stir-fry with butter, a little onion, and about a cup of white wine, say riesling. Let it simmer till the wine reduces by 1/2. You can also sub some stout or porter for the wine if you like. You can add anything you like, veggies, spices, herbs, etc... I like to add some crimini mushrooms & just let it simmer till it gets kinda thick, then I just pour it over some long grain & wild rice, I also like to drizzle a little bit of honey on top just before serving. Just about anything that you would use beef in, you can use venison, or venison heart. Regards, GF.
I always take it, slice it about 1/4" thick and then into a pan preheated over high heat with some Olive Oil. Brown it one side, flip and then splash with a little Soy and Worsteshire and let that thicken a little. Goes great with fried eggs. It should be medium-rare.
I don't eat it, but my husband loves it.
We use it in a tarragon/creamy sauce. It's kind of like a stew. I'll see if I can dig out the recipe after work today.
Had beef heart cooked low and slow. Say at least 6 hours at 180F. Leave the salt off, but put any spices on you like. When its done, you can cut it with a fork.
That's not a beer gut, it's a liquid grain storage facility!
So I finally cooked the heart.
I cut it open and removed all the veins, tubes, etc.
Sliced each section and pounded them with the back side of my cleaver. egg bath and then shook in a flour/panko bread crumb mix with my prime rib rub.
fried in 350 degree canolo oil in the dutch oven for 2 minutes per side
Basically, I made country fried steak with it. Damn, was it tasty and melted in the mouth, with a nice crunchy outside.
The hell of it is, I wasn't drinking tonight so didn't pair it with a good beer. now that I know how good it is, its gonna be a "special treat" next year that I'll pick a good brew to pair it with.
I'm thinking a nut brown or a porter would go great.
We used to have this when I was a kid. Wish I could get myself to go back to hunting. But I digress. My grandma used to pickle it, and/or can it. We used to also cube it up and fry in butter and flour (classic can't-go-wrong recipe).
I haven't had it since I was pretty young, but I'd eat it again in a heartbeat if it were available. Pun intended.
I have been an avid deer hunter for years here in Iowa, but can't get past the heart thing. I take it out and usually give it away.


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Dr. Shekhar Bagul
Our Saviour was just 65 and nobody thought that he would leave us so suddenly. Everybody had great hopes of better future as he had shown us the way of the Buddha and gave us a new identity as Buddhist. The world to us was appearing a new, with new horizon, new expectations, new hopes. Those, like me, who had just returned taking Diksha only six weeks earlier at Nagpur, were projecting many things ahead.
We all thought Babasaheb will show us the light and would explain us the path of the Buddha, how to practice it, how it will brake the shackles of slavish religious practices which made us to believe that we are born slaves and that we cannot worship in any temple, any God which we could call ours.
We, one and all, were looking for the Star in the Sky to throw rays lightening the path which we were eagerly waiting to follow. Our star was sending messages from the capital New Delhi's Alipur Road that he has planned to organise a mammoth Diksha Ceremony in Bombay, the citadel of his Depressed Classes movement. Within the span of six weeks the Buddha shrines were coming up in every colony, chawals, hutments, Zuggis zopadis and even on roads in those places. In BDT and Port Trust chawals of single rooms, Worli, Byculla, Nagpada, Matunga, Koliwada, Wadala and many places families were getting ready for the Day when they were going to take Diksha from the Saviour. Messages were coming from villages to us who were in Bombay that families and relations are coming for the Diksha. They were sending messages that they would come day or two earlier because they want to buy white saries and shirts as they could not get one in their places. They were asking what they have to do, will they get a chance to see Baba and bow to his feet?
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(This reply was included as Appendix II in the second edition of Babasaheb Dr. B. R. Ambedkar's 'Annihilation of Caste')
I appreciate greatly the honour done me by the Mahatma in taking notice in his Harijan of the speech on Caste which I had prepared for the Jat Pat Todak Mandal. From a perusal of his review of my speech, it is clear that the Mahatma completely dissents from the views I have expressed on the subject of Caste. I am not in the habit of entering into controversy with my opponents unless there are special reasons which compel me to act otherwise. Had my opponent been some mean and obscure person, I would not have pursued him. But my opponent being the Mahatma himself I feel I must attempt to meet the case to the contrary which he has sought to put forth.
While I appreciate the honour he has done me, I must confess to a sense of surprise on finding that of all the persons the Mahatma should accuse me of a desire to seek publicity, as he seems to do when he suggests that in publishing the undelivered speech my object was to see that I was not "forgotten". Whatever the Mahatma may choose to say, my object in publishing the speech was to provoke the Hindus to think and take stock of their position. I have never hankered for publicity, and if I may say so, I have more of it than I wish or need. But supposing it was out of the motive of gaining publicity that I printed the speech, who could cast a stone at me? Surely not those, who like the Mahatma, live in glass houses.
(From 'Religious Riddles' in Part I of the book 'Riddles in Hinduism' by Babasaheb Dr. B. R. Ambedkar)
There is hardly any Hindu who does not regard the Vedas as the most sacred Book of his religion. And yet ask any Hindu what is the origin of the Vedas and it would be difficult to find one who can give a clear and a definite answer to the simple question. Of course, if the question was addressed to a Vedic Brahmin he would say that the Vedas are Sanatan. But this is no answer to the question. For first of all what does the word Sanatan mean?
The best explanation of the word Sanatan is to be found in the commentary by Kulluka Bhatt on Chapter I Shlokas 22-23 of the Manu Smriti. This is how Kulluka Bhatt defines the word Sanatan1.
"The word Sanatana he says, means 'eternally pre-existing'. The doctrine of the superhuman origin of the Vedas is maintained by Manu. The same Vedas which (existed) in the previous mundane era (Kalpa) were preserved in the memory of the omniscient Brahma, who was one with the supreme spirits. It was those same Vedas that, in the beginning of the present Kalpa, he drew forth from Agni, Vayu and Surya; and this dogma, which is founded upon the Veda, is not to be questioned, for the Veda says, 'the Rig-Veda comes from Agni, the Yajur-Veda from Vayu, and the Sama-Veda from Surya." To understand the explanation by Kulluka Bhatt it is necessary to explain what Kalpa means.
(From 'Religious Riddles' in Part I of the book 'Riddles in Hinduism' by Babasaheb Dr. B. R. Ambedkar)
India is a congeries of communities. There are in it Parsis, Christians, Mohammedans and Hindus. The basis of these communities is not racial. It is of course religious. This is a superficial view. What is interesting to know is why is a Parsi a Parsi and why is a Christian a Christian, why is a Muslim a Muslim and why is a Hindu a Hindu? With regard to the Parsi, the Christian and the Muslim it is smooth sailing. Ask a Parsi why he calls himself a Parsi he will have no difficulty in answering the question. He will say he is a Parsi because he is a follower of Zoraster. Ask the same question to a Christian. He too will have no difficulty in answering the question. He is a Christian because he believes in Jesus Christ. Put the same question to a Muslim. He too will have no hesitation in answering it. He will say he is a believer in Islam and that is why he is a Muslim.
Now ask the same question to a Hindu and there is no doubt that he will be completely bewildered and would not know what to say.
If he says that he is a Hindu because he worships the same God as the Hindu Community does his answer cannot be true. All Hindus do not worship one God. Some Hindus are monotheists, some are polytheists and some are pantheists. Even those Hindus who are monotheists are not worshippers of the same Gods. Some worship the God Vishnu, some Shiva, some Rama, some Krishna. Some do not worship the male Gods. They worship a goddess. Even then they do not worship the same Goddesses. They worship different Goddesses. Some worship Kali, some worship Parvati, some worship Laxmi.
Speech delivered by Dr. Ambedkar to the Bombay Presidency Mahar Conference, 31st May 1936, Bombay. Translated from the Marathi by Vasant W. Moon. The typescript of the translation, with handwritten emendations, was presented by the translator to Eleanor Zelliot on 25 January 1988, and has been contributed by her for this website.
Edited by Frances W. Pritchett. Editing has consisted of breaking up very long paragraphs, correcting typographical errors, and making small adjustments in punctuation and in English grammar and usage. All material enclosed in parentheses has been provided by the translator. All material enclosed in square brackets has been added by the editor.
Transcribed by: Prakash Holayar, Chamarajanagar
Dr Ambedkar was extensively interviewed by the BBC radio in New Delhi in 1955 on a range of topics including his memories of Gandhi, Round Table Conferences, Poona Pact and how political independence was obtained. A portion of the interview related to the famous Poona Pact, transcribed (as faithfully as possible) from the audio record, is reproduced here:
BBC: Coming back to the 'Poona Pact', Can you remember all of what Gandhi said to you and what you said to him?
BRA: Oh! I know it very well, the British government had, in the original award which MacDonald had given, had accepted my suggestion. I said look at the Hindus, (they) want there should be a common electorate so that there may be no separatist feeling between the Scheduled Caste and the Hindu. We think if we have a common electorate we would be submerged and the nominees of Scheduled Castes who would be elected would be really slaves of the Hindus not independent people. Now, I told Mr Ramsay MacDonald this is a sort of a thing that he might do! Give us a separate electorate and also give us a second vote in the general election so that Gandhi cannot say that "we are separated" in point of election.
(On 20th March, 1927, Babasaheb Ambedkar launched a Satyagraha at Mahad for the right to draw water from the Chawdar Tank. This excerpt from his 'Essays on Untouchables and Untouchability' describes the agitation)
The movement of the Untouchables against the injustice of the Hindu Social Order has a long history behind it, especially in Maharashtra. This history falls into two stages. The first stage was marked by petitions and protests. The second stage is marked by open revolt in the form of direct action against the Hindu Established Order. This change of attitude was due to two circumstances. In the first place it was due to the realisation that the petitions and protests had failed to move the Hindus. In the second place Governments had declared that all public utilities and public institutions are open to all citizens including the Untouchables. The right to wear any kind of clothes or ornaments are some of the rights which the British Indian Law gives to the Untouchables along with the rest. To these were added the rights to the use of public utilities and institutions, such as wells, schools, buses, trams. Railways, Public offices, etc., were now put beyond the pale of doubt. But owing to the opposition of the Hindus the Untouchables cannot make any use of them. It is to meet the situation, the Untouchables decided to change the methods and to direct action to redress their wrongs. This change took place about 1920.
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This year marks the tenth anniversary of the conference, which was re-branded by conference organizers after last year's expo in order to include and highlight the important role of the greater Open Source community in the event. The conference is co-located with the Next Generation Data Center and CloudWorld events, and promises tracks on Open Source in Business, Security, Desktops & Netbooks, Deployment & Management, Mobile Open Source, and Systems Troubleshooting. Included among the presenters is Linux Journal's own Kyle "Hack and /" Rankin, author of Knoppix Hacks and Knoppix Pocket Reference, who will present "System Rescue with Knoppix."
Keynote speakers are always a highlight of any conference, and OpenSource World is no exception. The expo's main speaker will be California Secretary of State Debra Bowen, who is known to the Open Source community for understanding and advocating Open Source software. Additionally, there will be a keynote panel, "Assessing the Real Market Opportunities and Obstacles for Making Cloud Computing Mainstream," lead by CloudWorld conference chairman Jeffrey Kaplan and including discussion and debate by panelists Joe Weinman of AT&T Business Solutions, Sam Charrington of Appistry, and James Urquhart of Cisco.
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A super small restaurant in Lapta
This small restaurant located on the top of the village of Lapta, west of Girne is based in the bottom half of the owner's house. They also have a wide patio which would have terrific views over the village and the coastline. My guess would be they use this in the summer but as we were there in late October all the tables were moved inside. It's a...more
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this restaurant is located on top of a hill in Lapta. The view from the terrace is amazing. The walk towards the restaurant can be exciting because of the lack of streetlights! Bring your own! Ask for mezzedes. The table will soon be filled with small samples of every dish they serve. Don't order a main dish untill you have eaten the mezze. There...more
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local cuisine and fresh fish
In the garden of Nostalgia Hotel, in which i had one of my best stays, with very very much friendly and smiling stuff... delicious soup and fish restaurant on the way to Kyrenia harbour.. if your wish is to taste local food of Northern Cyprus you are in the rightest place.. tomato soup, imam bayildimore
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If you want to try eating in real local places (no English menu, no chicken kiev, no cheeseburger...) there is a cluster of 10-15 of them them hidden away in the center of town.The staff speak some English, but it would help to familiarise yourself with the names of some local dishes before you go.more
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Since Mexico is the guest of honor at the Salon du Livre 2009, Le Monde has a piece by Carlos Fuentes about five Mexican authors/books he thinks should be more well known.
The list includes works by Ignacio Padilla (Shadow without a Name is a really cool book), Pedro Angel Palou (not translated into English), Cristina Rivera Garza (_No One Will See Me Cry_ is available from Curbstone), Xavier Velasco (also not translated into English), and Jorge Volpi (In Search of Klingsor came out from Simon & Schuster a few years ago, and we'll be publishing Season of Ash this September).
Interesting list, although it's sort of depressing how few books have been published in English from these Fuentes-endorsed writers . . . Hopefully that will change soon.
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Scott G. Winterton, Dnews
In 1939 Franklin Roosevelt tried to move Thanksgiving back a week, hoping the extra time for shopping would boost holiday sales in the final year of the Great Depression. Although in 1941 Congress moved Thanksgiving back to the fourth Thursday in November, in just two years the holiday weekend had become as much about shopping as it was about gratitude or turkey.
Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, marks the kick off of the holiday shopping season. In recent years, retailers have offered deep discounts on certain items to get shoppers in the door and spending.
Shoppers eager to take advantage of the deals strategically plan their Black Friday expeditions months in advance. Some camp in the parking lots of big box stores to be the first through the doors when a store opens. Others queue up outside shopping malls in the wee hours of the morning. Many even postpone their Thanksgiving meals until Saturday because increasingly retailers are opening their doors on Thursday evenings.
"This is a season that is good for the economy," said Henry Timms, deputy executive director at the 92nd Street Y in New York City, "but why can't it also be about doing things that are good for the soul?"
In an effort to encourage people to make space for doing things that are good for the soul, charitable giving and volunteer work, the 92nd Street Y in partnership with the United Nations Foundation launched #GivingTuesday.
The idea is that as Black Friday and Cyber Monday kickoff the holiday shopping season, and the Tuesday after Thanksgiving should mark the commencement of holiday philanthropic efforts. The organizers of #GivingTuesday are using social media to encourage families, communities and companies to participate in a season of caring for the poor. Their hope is that #GivingTuesday, along with Thanksgiving and Black Friday, will become tradition Americans celebrate year after year.
The kickoff
A recent Red Cross study found that four of five Americans say that giving is an important part of their holiday tradition. Approximately 10 percent of total charitable contributions are made on the last two days of the year, according to Charity Navigator, an independent not-for-profit charity evaluator.
"But why not start earlier?" asked Kathy Calvin, CEO of the United Nations Foundation. "We need a powerful opening to the giving season."
Timms agreed, adding, "The giving season has a big finish, but no start."
Both Calvin and Timms emphasize the transformational power a formal kickoff can have. Calvin worked at AOL TimeWarner when Cyber Monday was launched.
"At the time, online shopping wasn't all that common," she said, "and now people are doing it all day every day." A day devoted to a particular kind of activity, in this case online shopping, changed people's attitudes. She hopes something similar will happen with #GivingTuesday. "Once people have the experience of giving and sharing that giving, it will change philanthropy in a big way."
Timms suggests that a kickoff to a season of giving is important because it "helps to tell a story about who we are and what our values are." There is a lot of focus on the problems in education and caring for the poor, Timms said, but America is also the most generous nation in the world.
"Charitable giving is something we celebrate in this country," he said. A formal kickoff is a way to shine light on this important part of American culture.
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Family is where philanthropy begins, said Timms. Paul Morris, of Beaverton, Ore., and his family understand this.
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Cozy and romantic, my husband and I visited for dinner on a thursday night. reservation was useful, as the place fills up quickly. no wonder, a fish dinner wine and desserts for two, was delicious, beautifully plated, and very fairly priced. a new favorite.
Now have been several times to this tiny and cozy restaurant in Formello. The food is always very goos - variety limited to fresh produce - well cooked, tasty and very unusually presented. Home made pastas and main course are great. Fresh fish is often served. Great deserts and a fabulous house wine, plus a good wine list make this...
If you happen to go to Formello's old city center (very cute) and want to have a good meal, try this little restaurant in the centro storico. Very nice service, honest prices and good food. The pastas are good and you have choice of meat or fish sauces. The fish is fresh (great red tuna) and same with the meats....
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A client, Nick, called me to discuss his bad day at work. By "bad day" he meant that he didn't have the day he intended to have. As you'll see, it was quite something.
Yes, that was the pebble that would start the avalanche that would sweep away Nick's plan for his day and consume three hours of his life. It also set the stage for Nick to have multiple negative interactions with peers throughout the organization.
Go with Plan B
First, when circumstances take on a life of their own, you may need to jettison your plan for the day. By trying to salvage his plan, Nick didn't take time to have potentially positive interactions with his peers, many of whom he was meeting for the first time.
No Tunnel Vision
Nick had gotten fixated on two things - salvaging his plan for the day, and establishing that the hot issue wasn't really even an issue. It would have been better to accept that the emails were out, that the circumstances had taken on a life of their own, and that this was going to be a day for teaching and learning. But because of Nick's extreme task orientation, he was unwilling or unable to shift gears. That's a hard thing for many Type A hard chargers to learn. It takes practice.
Thomas B. Cox runs Cox Business Consulting, Inc. and is creator of the blog and web radio show Tom on Leadership, aimed at CEOs and business owners. He has worked with IBM, Oracle, Tektronix, ODOT, Intel and others.
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'Tis the season for Christmas music, community, and a giving spirit. Keith Brown has created a tradition of bundling these elements in the annual Jazz for Tots performance put on by the UT Jazz Program. This year's performance will be at 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, November 27. The event is open to the public and as admission, attendees are asked to bring a new, unwrapped toy to be donated to the Toys for Tots foundation, run by the U.S. Marine Corps.
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The history of the Lumbee Indians of North Carolina in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries will be explored next week through a public lecture and concert at UT Knoxville. The Lumbee music group "Dark Water Rising," winners of a 2010 Native American Music award, will perform from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m., Sunday, November 20, in the University Center auditorium.
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So now we'll never know whether they remembered to take into account radiation hardening.
So this is fine when it concerns non-radioactive water, but this solution wasn't tested in an environment where the radioactive levels are higher than usual, there was no test case in the story for that. Will the electronics live long enough? Also what about humidity, how long before this stops working because of higher humidity levels?
The only thing it's missing is a small solar panel to keep the battery charged. That way, no one has to climb those tanks of deadly radioactive water unless hardware has actually failed. Some of those Arduino boards already have battery chargers on them, but if not, a small regulated LiPo or NiCad battery charger is what you need. Then you just need a solar panel that is small and has the right output voltage. Sunelec.com seems to sell a 10 watt, 12 volt panel for $15. No big deal, and that's more than enough juice. Size the panel right, and you can do the monitoring continuously for a measurement every minute or so. (not that this really matters, but why not overdeliver?)
Because your website needs more hits and the experts in Japan certainly never thought of some of the most obvious ideas, yes?
You may not be familiar with japanese culture. I am, at least a bit.
In the US, this admition would translate to "we can't be arsed to give it some attention".
In Japan, this is a major loss of face and could well mean the end of someone's career.
This face thing is a major problem in many cases in Japan, because people won't admit to mistakes until they can't hide them anymore. Yes, even more so than in the West.
It would be fantastic if someone from the japanese geeks involved in the whole thing would read
I managed to read TFA and the submitter only mentioned the words "radioactive" once or twice and never considered the challenging environment that his device would have to be used in.
Personally I don't believe he considered that side of the problem. Would the design work at all? I think it would for some time, but it probably would fail after a short time period without hardening against radiation and humidity.
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Raymond E. Ross
72, of Uhrichsville, passed away peacefully on Monday, April 14, 2014 after a lengthy illness. Born Sept. 16, 1941 in Dennison, he was a son of Antonette J. "Donna" (Romano) Ross of Uhrichsville and the late Peter J. Ross.
Ray was a lifelong resident of the Twin City area and member of Immaculate Conception Church in Dennison. He was a graduate of Immaculate Conception High School in the class of 1959 where he played as an offensive and defensive lineman on the St. Mary Blue Wave football team which went undefeated his junior and senior years.
In 1965, at the age of 24, Ray began his career in law enforcement, starting at the Dennison Police Department where he served for over two years before transferring to the Uhrichsville Police Department for the remainder of his career. In 1982, he was named Chief of the Uhrichsville Police Department, a position which he enjoyed until his retirement in September of 2010. During his tenure, he made many significant improvements to the department including designing a uniform complaint form in 1982 and implementing a video surveillance program which helped to investigate and prosecute drug offenses near Claymont High School. Throughout his career and in his retirement, he was a faithful member of the Fraternal Order of Police.
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Swain's three-eyed raven... and the Blackrose...
Gosh I hope this guys ends up being a true fighter from Noxus, hell knows how much Noxus lacks on AD champions (Sion is kind hybrid and Urgot is more of a ranged DPS). The next best thing would be some Noxian tanks to face Garen and Jarvan (Swain doesn't count).
By the way Riot... any knews on Sejuani? You know... The Winter's Claw... Ashe's Sister... ring any bells?
Kyoko Sakura
Taric + Vayne in one champion
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He's probs another noxian who won't even say anything like "for noxus"... NOXUS NEEDS SOME LOVE TOO, DON'T GIVE ALL OF IT TO DEMACIA
Could they stop making champion after champion and make more maps to play on all game modes because it does get boring just playing Summoner's Rift a thousand times.
i think swain is sending guys at him
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When can we expect to see this new champion?
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Hello, who had the idea of this champ, or who is designing it?
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Although he has not thrown an MLB pitch in 2015, Madison Bumgarner threw 16,650 pitches that were tracked by the PITCHf/x system between 2009 and 2014, including pitches thrown in the MLB Regular Season, the MLB Postseason and Spring Training. In 2014, he relied primarily on his Fourseam Fastball (93mph) and Cutter (89mph), also mixing in a Curve (77mph) and Change (84mph). He also rarely threw a Slow Curve (70mph).
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Basic description of 2014 pitches compared to other LHP:
His fourseam fastball generates an extremely high number of swings & misses compared to other pitchers' fourseamers and has slightly above average velo. His cutter results in many more groundballs compared to other pitchers' cutters and has well above average velo. His curve has slight glove-side movement. His change is basically never swung at and missed compared to other pitchers' changeups, is slightly firmer than usual and results in somewhat more groundballs compared to other pitchers' changeups. His slow curve is a real yakker that's separated from his other curveball due to its big drop and slow speed.


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Storage containers for the freezer
Hello everyone, I need your help to find a quality set of freezer safe storage containers, bowls for leftovers. I looked at Tupperware and they do look great but there so many different types of bowl series, Servalier, Wonderlier Bowl Sets.....some cheaper than others but they really don't specify which ones are freezer storage safe??? Thanks for your time.
Tupperware is too expensive. And you're absolutely right about how confusing they make it with all their different lines.
I have replaced all my old Tupperware with Lock & Lock containers. They are all freezer-safe. You can buy them in sets on QVC. You can also buy them at heritagemint.com. And I think some stores may carry them as well.
BTW, their regular line is not made from the controversial polycarbonate plastic that contains BPA. They do make a very limited line of polycarbonate containers, but they are clearly labeled as such. I just buy the regular polypropylene L&L. Great stuff.