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Denise Levertov
Biography of Denise Levertov
Denise Levertov was a British-born American poet.
Born in Ilford, Essex, England, her mother, Beatrice Spooner-Jones Levertoff, was Welsh. Her father, Paul Levertoff, immigrated to England from Germany, was a Russian Hassidic Safardic Jew who became an Anglican priest. While being educated at home, Levertov showed an enthusiasm for writing from an early age. When she was five years old, she said later in life, she declared she would be a writer. At the age of 12, she sent some of her poems to T. S. Eliot, who replied with a two-page letter of encouragement. In 1940, when she was 17, Levertov published her first poem.
During the Blitz, Levertov served in London as a civilian nurse. Her first book, The Double Image, was published six years later. In 1947 she married American writer Mitchell Goodman and moved with him to the United States in the following year. Although Levertov and Goodman would eventually divorce, they had a son, Nikolai, and lived mainly in New York City, summering in Maine. In 1955, she became a naturalized American citizen.
Levertov's first two books had concentrated on traditional forms and language. But as she accepted the U.S. as her new home, she became more and more fascinated with the American idiom. She began to come under the influence of the Black Mountain poets and most importantly William Carlos Williams. Her first American book of poetry, Here and Now, shows the beginnings of this transition and transformation. Her poem "With Eyes at the Back of Our Heads" established her reputation.
During the 1960s and 70s, Levertov became much more politically active in her life and work. As poetry editor for The Nation, she was able to support and publish the work of feminist and other leftist activist poets. The Vietnam War was an especially important focus of her poetry, which often tried to weave together the personal and political, as in her poem "The Sorrow Dance," which speaks of her sister's death. Also in response to the Vietnam War, Levertov joined the War Resister's League.
Much of the latter part of Levertov's life was spent in education. After moving to Massachusetts, Levertov taught at Brandeis University, MIT and Tufts University. On the West Coast, she had a part-time teaching stint at the University of Washington and for 11 years (1982-1993) held a full professorship at Stanford University. In 1984 she received a Litt. D. from Bates College. After retiring from teaching, she traveled for a year doing poetry readings in the U.S. and England.
In 1997, Denise Levertov died at the age of 74 from complications due to lymphoma. She was buried at Lake View Cemetery in Seattle, Washington.
Political Poetry
Both politics and war are major themes in Levertov's poetry. Levertov was published in the Black Mountain Review" during the 1950s, but denied any formal relations with the group. She began to develop her own lyrical style of poetry through those influences. She felt it was part of a poet's calling to point out the injustice of the Vietnam War, and she also actively participated in rallies, reading poetry at some. Some of her war poetry was published in her 1971 book To Stay Alive, a collection of anti-Vietnam War letters, newscasts, diary entries, and conversations. Complementary themes in the book involve the tension of the individual vs. the group (or government) and the development of personal voice in mass culture. In her poetry, she promotes community and group change through the imagination of the individual and emphasizes the power of individuals as advocates of change. She also links personal experience to justice and social reform.
Suffering is another major theme in Levertov's war poetry. The poems "Poetry, Prophecy, Survival", "Paradox and Equilibrium", and "Poetry and Peace: Some Broader Dimensions" revolve around war, injustice, and prejudice. In her volume "Life at War", Denise Levertov attempts to use imagery to express the disturbing violence of the Vietnam War. Throughout these poems, she addresses violence and savagery, yet tries to bring grace into the equation. She attempts to mix the beauty of language and the ugliness of the horrors of war. The themes of her poems, especially "Staying Alive", focus on both the cost of war and the suffering of the Vietnamese. In her prose work, The Poet in the World, she writes that violence is an outlet. Levertov's first successful Vietnam poetry was her book Freeing of the Dust. Some of the themes of this book of poems are the experience of the North Vietnamese, and distrust of people. She attacks the United States pilots in her poems for dropping bombs. Overall, her war poems incorporate suffering to show that violence has become an everyday occurrence. After years of writing such poetry, Levertov eventually came to the conclusion that beauty and poetry and politics can't go together (Dewey). This opened the door wide for her religious-themed poetry in the later part of her life.
Religous Influences
From a very young age Levertov was influenced by her religion, and when she began writing it was a major theme in her poetry.[6] Through her father she was exposed to both Judaism and Christianity. Levertov always believed that her culture and her family roots had inherent value to herself and her writing. Furthermore, she believed that she and her sister had a destiny pertaining to this.[6]When Levertov moved to the United States, she fell under the influence of the Black Mountain Poets, especially the mysticism of Charles Olson. She drew on the experimentation of Ezra Pound and the style of William Carlos Williams, but was also exposed to the Transcendentalism of Thoreau and Emerson. Although all these factors shaped her poetry, her conversion to Christianity in 1984 was the main influence on her religious writing. Sometime shortly after her move to Seattle in 1989, she became a Roman Catholic. In 1997, she brought together 38 poems from seven of her earlier volumes in The Stream & the Sapphire, a collection intended, as Levertov explains in the foreword to the collection, to "trace my slow movement from agnosticism to Christian faith, a movement incorporating much doubt and questioning as well as affirmation."
Religious Themes
Denise Levertov wrote many poems with religious themes throughout her career. These poems range from religious imagery to implied metaphors of religion. One particular theme was developed progressively throughout her poetry. This was the pilgrimage/spiritual journey of Levertov towards the deep spiritual understanding and truth in her last poems.
One of her earlier poems is "A Tree Telling of Orpheus", from her book Relearning the Alphabet. This poem uses the metaphor of a tree, which changes and grows when it hears the music of Orpheus. This is a metaphor of spiritual growth. The growth of the tree is like the growth of faith, and as the tree goes through life we also go through life on a spiritual journey. Much of Levertov's religious poetry was concerned with respect for nature and life. Also among her themes were nothingness and absence.
In her earlier poems something is always lacking, searching, and empty. In "Work that Enfaiths" Levertov begins to confront this "ample doubt" and her lack of "burning surety" in her faith. The religious aspect of this is the doubt vs. light debate. Levertov cannot find a balance between faith and darkness. She goes back and forth between the glory of God and nature, but doubt constantly plagues her.
In her earlier religious poems Levertov searches for meaning in life. She explores God as he relates to nothing(ness) and everything. In her later poetry, a shift can be seen. "A Door in the Hive" and "Evening Train" are full of poems using images of cliffs, edges, and borders to push for change in life. Once again, Levertov packs her poetry with metaphors. She explores the idea that there can be peace in death. She also begins to suggest that nothing is a part of God. "Nothingness" and darkness are no longer just reasons to doubt and agonize over. "St. Thomas Didymus" and "Mass" show this growth, as they are poems that lack her former nagging wonder and worry.
In Evening Train, Levertov's poetry is highly religious. She writes about experiencing God. These poems are breakthrough poems for her. She writes about a mountain, which becomes a metaphor for life and God. When clouds cover a mountain, it is still huge and massive and in existence. God is the same, she says. Even when He is clouded, we know He is there. Her poems tend to shift away from constantly questioning religion to accepting it simply. In "The Tide", the final section of Evening Train, Levertov writes about accepting faith and that not knowing answers is tolerable. This acceptance of the paradoxes of faith marks the end of her "spiritual journey".
Levertov's heavy religious writing began at her conversion to Christianity in 1984. She wrote a great deal of metaphysical poetry to express her religious views, and began to use Christianity to link culture and community together. In her poem "Mass" she writes about how the Creator is defined by His creation. She writes a lot about nature and individuals. In the works of her last phase, Levertov sees Christianity as a bridge between individuals and society, and explores how a hostile social environment can be changed by Christian values.
Levertov wrote and published 20 books of poetry, criticism, and translations. She also edited several anthologies. Among her many awards and honors, she received the Shelley Memorial Award, the Robert Frost Medal the Lenore Marshall Prize, the Lannan Award, a Catherine Luck Memorial Grant, a grant from the National Institute of Arts and Letters, and a Guggenheim Fellowship.
Denise Levertov's Works:
Poetry collections
The Double Image (1946)
The Sharks (1952)
Here and Now (1956)
Overland to the Islands (1958)
With Eyes at the Back of Our Heads (1959)
The Jacob's Ladder (1961)
O Taste and See: New Poems (1964)
The Sorrow Dance (1967)
Life At War (1968)
At the Justice Department, November 15, 1969
Relearning the Alphabet (1970)
To Stay Alive (1971)
What Were They Like? (1971)
Footprints (1972)
The Freeing of the Dust (1975)
Life in the Forest (1978)
Wedding-Ring (1978)
Collected Earlier Poems 1940-1960 (1979)
Candles in Babylon (1982)
The May Mornings (1982)
Poems 1960-1967 (1983)
Oblique Prayers: New Poems (1984)
Selected Poems (1986)
Living (1986)
Poems 1968-1972 (1987)
Breathing the Water (1987)
A Door in the Hive (1989)
Evening Train (1992)
A Door in the Hive / Evening Train (1993)
The Sands of the Well (1996)
The Life Around Us: Selected Poems on Nature (1997)
The Stream & the Sapphire: Selected Poems on Religious Themes (1997)
This Great Unknowing: Last Poems (2000)
The Poet in the World (1973)
Light Up the Cave (1981)
New & Selected Essays (1992)
Tesserae: Memories & Suppositions (1995)
The Letters of Denise Levertov and William Carlos Williams, edited by Christopher MacGowan (1998)
The Letters of Robert Duncan and Denise Levertov, edited by Robert J. Bertholf & Albert Gelpi. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2004.
Collections: translations
In Praise of Krishna: Songs From the Bengali (1967)
Selected Poems by Eugene Guillevic (1969)
Black Iris: Selected Poems by Jean Joubert (Copper Canyon Press, 1989)
Books Edited by Denise Levertov
Songs from an Outcast (UCLA's AISC, 2000)
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Did the people of Viet Nam use lanterns of stone? Did they hold ceremonies to reverence the opening of buds? -
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A Tree Telling Of Orpheus
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Adam's Complaint
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Brilliant, this day – a young virtuoso of a day. Morning shadow cut by sharpest scissors, deft hands. And every prodigy of green – whether it's ferns or lichens or needles -
Everything That Acts Is Actual
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The Ache Of Marriage
The ache of marriage: thigh and tongue, beloved, are heavy with it, -
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iiGloria Praise the wet snow falling early. -
My wedding-ring lies in a basket as if at the bottom of a well. Nothing will come to fish it back up and onto my finger again. -
The fire in leaf and grass so green it seems each summer the last summer.
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Indicates the environment references that are considered by the validation. When the value is A, all environment references associated with the project are included in the validation. When the value is S, only a single environment reference is included. When the value is D, no environment references are included and each parameter must have a literal default value in order to pass validation. |
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The name of the folder that contains the corresponding project. |
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The version of the project that is validated against. |
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Date of Stay: July, 2012 - $30.00
The park road is narrow in one place so would not recommend for larger trailers or motorhomes. Our site (the letter I) was a narrow and not level gravel back-in. There was not enough room for slide-outs. Power and water were shared with adjacent site. I had to use extra cord and hose to reach them. Power was 30 amp, but some other sites were only 15 amp. All utilities at our site worked fine. Sites J, K, L, and R were 15 amp sharing power from a twin 15 amp breaker box. Two of these sites had hoses and extension cords for connections. Most sites also had tables and fire barrels. Restrooms and showers were on the other side of the park from us. There was only one of each for each gender. Showers were $.25 for 2 minutes. The X sites are the newest, but it can be difficult backing into some of them as there are fences between sites. No TV unless you have satellite. Internet access is available in the office for $1 which gives you 10 minutes access on their computer. There were some swings and other playground equipment for the kids. I would check out the other RV park in town if ever in this area again. We camped at White Cap Motel & RV Park in a Motorhome.
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Arrival in Turpan, be met and transfer to hotel.
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After breakfast, visit Astana Ancient Tombs, Bezeklik Thousand Buddha Caves, and Turpan Museum.
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Tofooled you! Vanilla "Cream" Pie with a Gingersnap Crust
Strawberry Kiwi Oatmeal: Simple, Seasonal, and Slow.
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Chocolate and cardamom pair up perfectly in this non-sweet chocolate bread.
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German Lebkuchen, a Christmas cookie with over 700 years of history.
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Homemade candied citrus peel, so much better than that gummified, store-bought stuff!
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Enjoy a taste of Autumn to come with some spicy, and easy, Baked Apple Butter.
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Description: Lily brings her boyfriend along for her very first time on camera and their pal Lavender joins the fun as well. Lovely Lavender and Lily take turns slobbing John's knob and when he's had enough oral, Lavender dives into Lily's muff while John bangs her fast and wet from the back. They switch it up and he rails his girlfriend, bareback and hard and Lavender licks her tits to help keep her friend excited. When he's ready to pop, John does the deed all over Lily's lily white stomach. |


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2011-2012 State and Local Budget Cuts Media Map
Interactive Tool | April 28, 2011This map serves as a database of media articles about state and local budgets that have proposed cuts to homeless programs in the most recent fiscal year (2011 or 2012). The red markers identify places where cuts have been proposed, the type of program cut, the amount of the cut, and the fiscal year. Links to the media stories are included. (Note: only cuts made explicitly to homeless programs are included, not cuts to related services, such as TANF, mental health services, et cetera.)Do you know of a state or local budget with proposed cuts to homeless programs that is not shown in the below map? Let us know and we'll add the link on this map. You can e-mail us or use this form. Note: Though all links in this map are live at the time that they are added to the map, archiving practices at online media outlets will lead to some broken links for older stories. |


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Lobbyists representing Otologics Llc, 2008:
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PMA Group | $40,000 | Otologics Llc |
Henselman, Lynn Hiu, Patrick Jaeger, Gillian |
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my entry ... It's not official , maybe I'll change it if I take a better pic ... but that's the idea
you can do that?
my entry ... It's not official , maybe I'll change it if I take a better pic ... but that's the idea
Blog : lifetimesofmrm.blogspot.com Check my tumblr lifetimesofmrm.tumblr.com HELGEN X. I love the fact that you don't dress like a fake poser skateboarding faggot from HB!
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this will be good.
Who's gonna set the bar?!
Somebody post an entry already! It's already the end of June!
^its only june 4th! lol
Yeah, I know. But I keep checking back on this thread and there's nothing. It feels like it's been a while.
The second one is my favorite.
This topic is lame. COme one everyone let's all go long exposure, low shutter speed. YAY. /|0
drew did you get a slr?
so don't peep the thread till next month, then.
what's with the multiple entries?
My bad I'll do that now.
:\ i think i see it too, some freaky shit. haha
Save your images as .pngs and they'll come out crisper.
or save out in .jpg in a high setting and it'll preserve metadata and there'll be no difference.
exactly what i've planned.
i save all my images as JPEG 12 (Maximum).
after photoshop right?
i don't run all my photos through photoshop. if saved on camera, saved as JPEG FINE.
nice noob move you are pulling there.
fine will make your shit blurry.
JPEG won't give yous hit options afterwards.
wake up. use raw.
how about you shut the fuck up since you dont plan to post a pic for this month
exactly, shitting this thread up for no reason.
the fuck's this guy talking about anyways. i can't recall one photo he or she has posted.
numbskull, there's a reason i don't always shoot in raw.
JPEG FINE has nothing to do with why pictures come out blurry.
the difference is in data compression, u obviously aren't posting photos for a reason.
back to the thread topic - i'll post sooner or later.
yea...JPEG fine isnt the reason!
lots of intelligence going on here.
keep on using fine format. it's great. then run to photoshop and edit the fuck out of it with filters. and i'm not posting any pictures because this topic is not really photography.
thedream: search and you'll see you retard.
how about you shut the fuck up and keep your head in your ass?
Antweint seems to be the only one who posted a picture that's on topic ... dope pic !!
stfu dude.... (gundem), nobody wants your photography tips.
i promise i'll have somethin up soon.
thanks teov
NO MORE COMMENTS OR ARGUING (debating) JUST POST YOUR ONE SUBMISSION
you can do that?
You can't change your picture once you've added it to this thread.
no problem , I will take this one as my entry ...
then why did you post it?
this topic is a fail imo, this thread's been littered for a while.
i thought this topic was gonna end up being cool. disappointment
its only halfway through the month. all the photo challenge usuals havent posted yet and do know how to do a long exposure pic so hopefully they will enter just to save this competition and thread. just stop posting in here if you arent entering.
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yea, i thought this would be a good thread to check up on cause ive always wanted to learn how to take better long exposure shots.
where did all the "experts" go?
Blog : lifetimesofmrm.blogspot.com Check my tumblr lifetimesofmrm.tumblr.com HELGEN X. I love the fact that you don't dress like a fake poser skateboarding faggot from HB!
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at least i plan to post a photo, dimwit.
i never saw any problem with ppl posting.. its just the bitching and crying that kills me.
[SIZE="6"]honestly, this photo challenge thing ain't what it used 2 be any more...[/SIZE]
just so Magnetic doesn't get his stockings in a bunch, i wont post another post in here unless it is photographic.
omg, would you guys quit b!tching? It's simple, light trails, if you don't like it, get the hell out. The subject isn't going to change, and the subject is more flexible than everyone thinks it is. It's not just about drawing figures/letters, etc. There's more you can do.
Anyway, my entry...
^damn thats dope
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This year marks the 2000th anniversary of the death of Roman emperor Augustus.
Fifty years after the filming of Pier Paolo Pasolini's The Gospel According to St. Matthew, the city of Matera is hosting an ambitious multimedia exhibition about him.
A ruthless devourer of life pulls a contemplative sad-sack out of his puddle and into the terror and bright lights of the highway of appetites.
Crowd-sourced and giddy, photographer JR adorns the Panthéon with selfies.
The Italian literary prize is announced in a splendid Renaissance building that looks like an elegant betting parlor.
The mix of Italian flair in this exhibition attains a gyroscopic stability.
Beautifully shot and stirringly acted, this film tells story of four comatose women, and the controversies surrounding them.
One of the writers appearing at this year's festival remained mysterious—but was she one of the actors who appeared to read her books in her place?
Broad physical comedy, beautiful singing, strutting romanaccio, the supertitled Italian musical is back in New York after fifty years.
The most famous Italian rock star you've never heard of is joined onstage by Sting, Nile Rodgers and Sam Moore.


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Quote: I hope that it is just a temporary wobble in forecasting expertise.
Quote: Here is what Thomas had to say when he was accused of calling Mathew a T.S. 5 hours before the NHC did: I called T.S. Matthew T.S. Matthew because it met all of the agreed upon parameters to be called such a beast. I pay no mind to what the NHC/TPC says or thinks. It's called real weather forecasting, not parroting the official government line. Take Care, Thomas F. Giella Retired Space & Atmospheric Weather Forecaster Plant City, FL
Quote: \ I know Ed doesn't like NHC bashing, but THEY TOTALLY DROPPED THE BALL ON THIS ONE! This thing was a TD yesterday...
Quote: Well, guess it has been over a week since we had our last one. At least now I know next time we can photograph our spoiled food and FEMA will take of it. (Or so I heard.)


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Over the past two weeks, the DirectCompute lecture series have been getting promoted on Channel 9's front page. This will continue through August with a new lecture being promoted every Wednesday morning. We've been asking the experts to participate in the comment discussion the week their lecture was promoted so make sure to ask questions on the posts if you have them. The following links will point you to the lectures:
We found out this week that the latest versions of the accessibility tools are now included in the Windows SDK. After the tools are installed, you will see the tools in the folder Start -> All Programs -> Microsoft SDK v7.1 -> Tools. The most notable tool, AccEvent.exe lets you validate that your application has an accessible User Interface by watching for accessible events in the applications messages.
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Type: | Technical Shell |
Material: | 2L MicroShield Nylon dobby fabric |
Insulation: | Lining |
Fabric Waterproof: | 10,000mm |
Fabric Breathability: | 10,000g |
Fit: | Regular |
Venting: | Yes, Pit Zips |
Seams Taped: | Fully |
Powder Skirt: | Yes, Removable |
Wrist Gasket: | No |
Hood: | Hooded, Removable |
Pockets: | 2 Handwarmer, 2 Chest Pockets 1 Media Pocket |
Zip In Compatible: | No |
Jacket-Pant Connections: | No |
Recco Reflector: | No |
Recommended Use: | Skiing, Layering, Casual Use, Street Wear, Winter Wear, Snowboarding |
Manufacturer Warranty: | 1 Year |
Description: Foursquare Adams Snowboard Jacket
The Foursquare Adams Snowboard Jacket is a technical shell made of 2L MicroShield Nylon dobby fabric. This jacket gives you all the protection you need at the same time giving you million dollar style. The Foursquare Adams jacket has 10k of both waterproofing and breathability that means you will be dry both inside and out. Removable hood and powder skirt just add to the protection from the elements. This jacket has 2 handwarmer, 2 chest and 1 media pocket, so you won't have to leave anything behind. Make this jacket part of you go to gear for a day boarding, skiing or just wearing around town.
Key Features of the Foursquare Adams Snowboard Jacket:
- 10,000mm Waterproof
- 10,000g Breathability
- Series: Shell
- Material: 2L MicroShield Nylon dobby fabric
- Fully taped seams
- Removable Hood
- Removable powderskirt
- Stretch wrist warmers
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I just got this jacket for this season and at first it seemed a bit baggy, but when comparing it to my other jackets, it's pretty true to size. The sleeves are just a little long and that's what makes it seem that way, but it's no big deal. The jacket itself is pretty dope. It's really comfortable and kept me dry and warm all day. The only thing I was a little disappointed by was that the inner color is NOT green but a lighter shade of blue (got the midnight blue color). Other than that, it has all the features you'd expect from a Foursquare jacket! Would definitely recommend
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In very interested in buying this jacket but I'm not sure with how big the Large will fit. I am 6 foot 160 lbs and I don't want a jacket down to my knees. Would a large fit too big? Will you guys get mediums in stock soon?
Best Answer: I got a large, I'm 6'2 185 pounds, the jacket fits just right, right above my upper thigh. If your 6ft then it will prob go to your mid thigh. I love this jacket man, lots of hidden pockets too!
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· christopher k on Dec 3, 2013
My boyfriend is about 6'3" and 220 pounds. I want to get him this jacket but I'm not sure whether to get a large or extra large?


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Mostar Hostel Miran
Facilities Map Streetview Reviews
Pere Lazetica 13 (Carina)
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Hostel Miran is located 2 minutes from bus and train station and only 5 minutes from world famous Old Bridge. Our hostel is one of the cheapest, quiet and friendly place in the centre of city. It's also very close to all historical monuments as well as other interesting things in town.
If you like to meet other people and enjoy in good atmosphere this is the right place for you.
Our hostel is organizing best tour around the area which includes:
'Blagaj(the biggest spring of Europe)',
'Kravice(Waterfall)','Pocitelj 500 year old town',
'Medjugorje(Shrine of the Qeen of Peace)',
Also we organize War tour around Mostar (most ineresting places beetwen 1992-1995)
Facilities that are included in our hostel are:
*Double Room
*Shared Accommodation
*Group Booking (max 15 people)
*Parking Places
*Free Pick-Up and Drop-Off to bus and train station
*Free Internet Access
*Breakfast available upon request
We are looking foward to see you!
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The best thing about this place is the family who manage it. They will take all pains to assure that your stay is comfortable. But unfortunately the room I was given was perhaps the worst of all they had left in this busy season. It was separated from another room with big windows (though with curtains drawn from the other side) and I could hear the coughing of the guy next door the whole night. That room is not really a room to be rented separately - it should be one big room instead of two pvt rooms.
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BSC Designer can be integrated with almost any business system, such as CRM, ERP, etc. In this manner, customers can access data from their business systems and use these data as values for the scorecard.
BSC Designer uses ADO technology to link to external data sources. For the end user, this means the ability to import indicator values as inputted in MS Excel or other popular programs.
Here are steps you can follow to create your first scorecard using external data as values:
Now you will need to create an SQL query. A simple query might be:
SELECT Table1.Value
FROM `sample_db1`.Table1 Table1
In this case, the indicator will use the returned value. If there are some time points in the balanced scorecard, then you might use the current date selected in the program as a parameter for your query:
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very nice!
My god now I can't wait to paint my NSX mangum grey pearl. Glad someone else had planned to do this as well since this color is so bad ass looking. Make your NSX #6 in the world with this paint color I'll be #7 . Unless you know of someone else who's done this color here in the US.
1991 Acura NSX - Sebring Silver/Black
1993 Honda Accord - White/Blue
very nice!
'97 NSXT w/'02 facelift
Instagram: @na2nsx
twitter: @Jhae2012 website:https://soundcloud.com/mrjhaefizzle
Build thread: MY 97 NSX
is that a yellow nsx next to yours? Lets see a group shot! man so glad you got that thing built up and painted!
1995 Midnight Pearl NSX-T #400
CT Headers | Prospeed Cats |GT Extreme Exhaust | KW V3 | Dali Track Sways | NSX-R Chassis Bars | CT PowerGrip Clutch | JDM Short Gears| NSX-R Ring & Pinion
It is my brothers 98 Veilside! This was completely configured minus the exterior as the Magnum Grey IE: Full Alcantara, Suspension VRH lift, coil over etc. Only difference in the interior is the yellow stitching. We will be re-converting this car back to the nature of how my current project as an 02+ update. This was the original plan for this build. I had the car there to take size comparison shots L/W/H to an updated NSX. Once I get the pics cleaned up I will post them as well.
(R.I.P SENNA Len3.8, Jeff Racerxjling)
Gil, your car is looking awesome! Can't wait to see it in person and finally get to meet you in person too. Hopefully soon.
(R.I.P SENNA Len3.8, Jeff Racerxjling)
Wow! But then I am a little biaised towards Magnum
I always wondered how it would look with the 02 update and now I know - Stunning. I would paint the mirror base plates but other than that just go enjoy a beautiful NSX ... you've waited long enough.
From the rear our cars could have been seperated at birth ...
Health to enjoy
regards, Paul
98 3.2 Magnum Grey NSX-T - back in all its glory ... with CF details + na 301 bhp
Nice Paul,
I stared at your car pics for awhile when the paint was purchased to try and get a visual. There is no way of describing unless seen in person the color in the sun.
The rear I have everything the exact same minus the wing and the H Emblem. Other than that when are you going to remove your wrap to enjoy the real color?
(R.I.P SENNA Len3.8, Jeff Racerxjling)
Wow. Great work, looks awesome man.
If you are referring to the one on the Widebody: ZE Forged Shifters 2 Pc. 18x8 +40 offset with 25mm H&R Spacer and 19x10.5 +12 offset.
I am having trouble trying to figure out what plug (front compartment) is for the horn (color plug/wires anything). This is the last item on the car to be completed. Anyone have a pic. I my technical manual seemed to have grew legs and hid itself.
(R.I.P SENNA Len3.8, Jeff Racerxjling)
I might have something give me a few mins to look through my pics...
Ok I found the security horn see attached pics, the 2 regular horns are the 2-P gray connectors on the left and right of the front harness no sure what the colours are from the pics everything is covered in dirt. I can take a look at the harness later when I get home. Let me know?
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'91 NSX Magnum Gray - '00 NSX-T BLK/ONXY Intercooled SOS S/C - '04 s2000 Rio Yellow
'05 TL Anthracite Metalic Comptech S/C - '05 SUZUKI GSX-R600
Last edited by synergy004; 04-19-2012 at 14:16.
(R.I.P SENNA Len3.8, Jeff Racerxjling)
'91 NSX Magnum Gray - '00 NSX-T BLK/ONXY Intercooled SOS S/C - '04 s2000 Rio Yellow
'05 TL Anthracite Metalic Comptech S/C - '05 SUZUKI GSX-R600
After having the car back together, I did several QA/QC checks on the car to ensure everything is kosher. I have not driven this car in so long I forgot how it sounded on the regular road. Driving around the neighborhood never counted. I felt uneasy feeling the car needed this bolt checked and that, listening for unfamiliar sounds and leaks. Performed the normal changes and flushes IE: oil/filters/plugs/transmission flush/coolant,suspension settings etc. Several miles on frontage roads and low traffic areas I finally did the highway pulls to see how the car would hold up. Felt more assured as I drove a little. The weekend was spent back and forth checking everything. Finally ended up giving the car a wash after the many bug splats.
Driving at night I discovered my dash gauges were not working. I had to use a flash light for lighting (ghetto fab). Checked the relays and fuses and noticed the medium sized relay/fuses were missing. I checked the yellow nsx and sure enough it was missing. I am guessing a local parts store might have thes (maybe)! I'll snap a pic later.
Right across the carwash I saw a over headlight and a newly built complex area. Went and snapped some pics. These are unedited raw formats. Used my brothers Nikon 300 to give a whirl.
I still have things to sort on the car before a final shoot.
Last edited by synergy004; 04-22-2012 at 22:04.
(R.I.P SENNA Len3.8, Jeff Racerxjling)
SO DAMN SICK, love the color.
Agreed, awesome color! What a build! Amazing...
looking awesome!
will there be a build thread for the yellow nsx too ?
'05 911 c2s cobalt 6-spd
'07 lexus rx400h flint mica pearl cvt
'09 lexus is250 starfire pearl 6-spd
Bigger pics!!!!!
1995 x 18/19 DPE's x Tein Mono Flex w/ Edfc x Comptech Exhaust x Custom Test Pipes x Downforce Scoop x Short Shifter...too much to list.
www.XclusiveAutoDesign.com coming soon!
Looks good. Enjoy your new car...LOL
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'07 lexus rx400h flint mica pearl cvt
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Christian Murphy; Gail E. Kaiser; Matt Chu
- Title:
- The In Vivo Approach to Testing Software Applications
- Author(s):
Murphy, Christian
Kaiser, Gail E.
Chu, Matt - Date:
- 2008
- Type:
- Technical reports
- Department:
- Computer Science
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- Abstract:
- Software products released into the field typically have some number of residual bugs that either were not detected or could not have been detected during testing. This may be the result of flaws in the test cases themselves, assumptions made during the creation of test cases, or the infeasibility of testing the sheer number of possible configurations for a complex system. Testing approaches such as perpetual testing or continuous testing seek to continue to test these applications even after deployment, in hopes of finding any remaining flaws. In this paper, we present our initial work towards a testing methodology we call in vivo testing, in which unit tests are continuously executed inside a running application in the deployment environment. These tests execute within the current state of the program (rather than by creating a clean slate) without affecting or altering that state. Our approach can reveal defects both in the applications of interest and in the unit tests themselves. It can also be used for detecting concurrency or robustness issues that may not have appeared in a testing lab. Here we describe the approach and the testing framework called Invite that we have developed for Java applications. We also enumerate the classes of bugs our approach can discover, and provide the results of a case study on a publicly-available application, as well as the results of experiments to measure the added overhead.
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While hiking Farny last week I became intrigued with the Lilac trail which we partially hiked at both ends of a woods road that cuts through a good part of the park
north of Splitrock road. So of course, we returned today to hike the Lilac trail, as well as a couple of spur trails to some lovely ponds along the way.
We parked at the pull-off in the power line cut on Upper Hibernia Road, not far north of where we parked last week (at Beaver Pond). While the NYNJTC Map 125 (Jersey Highlands Central North Region) indicates an unmarked woods road heading east from this point, as of today the entire length to the Four Birds trail is now blazed in yellow and is called the Wildcat Ridge trail! But if you're not paying attention (we weren't), you may end up missing the left turn which occurs about 30 feet from the start! We ended up taking an unmaintained trail south until it suddenly ended in the middle of nowhere. Faced with backtracking or bushwhacking we chose the latter. After navigating some tricky terrain and vegetation, we managed to get back to yellow, but had I not had Map 125 loaded into my iPhone with the Avenza app "PDF Maps" it would have been much trickier! At the intersection with the Four Birds Trail we headed north on that trail and then reached the SW end of Lilac via a short stretch of woods road. We took Lilac in the clockwise direction, taking two spurs to the west along the way. Instead of taking Lilac all the way to its eastern end (a portion we covered almost entirely last week), we headed SW on a woods road (same one from last week), all the way back to Lilac at its SW end, then continued east on another woods road to our lovely lunch spot on the bank of Splitrock Reservoir. After lunch we headed back south on Four Birds and then west on the newly-blazed yellow to the car, the stick of today's lollipop. Total distance hiked today was about 8 miles in just over 4.5 hours.
Power line cut on Upper Hibernia Road |
Mountain Laurel flowers |
Trail head looking out |
Old hunting platform |
Bushwhacking through ferns |
Bushwhacking through rhododendron thicket |
Found the trail! |
Large fallen tree |
Now blazed in Yellow |
Mushroom |
On Four Birds trail |
Power line cut |
North of Splitrock Road |
Climbing |
Beetle |
Woods road to ... |
... Lilac trail |
Stream off Lilac |
Tire treads and critter print |
Pond off ... |
... of Lilac trail |
Lotus flowers |
Buds |
Laura on edge of pond |
Lotus flower |
Flower inside the bud |
Damsel fly |
Crossing on another spur |
Stream off Lilac spur |
Second pond |
Wildflowers |
Laura at second pond |
Stream crossing |
Bridge on Lilac |
Laura on bridge |
Abandoned wall at ... |
... intersection with Camp Lewis trail |
Lilac |
Lilac flooded |
Ferns on woods road |
Ocean of ferns |
Frog in puddle |
Mushroom |
Bridge over Lilac stream |
Toad in grass |
He was a big one |
Boat in Splitrock reservoir |
Fisherman |
Our lunch spot |
View north |
Laura and her Osprey Manta 30 |
View to dam |
View north from vista |
View to dam |
Mountain Laurel on reservoir |
Dam and bridge |
Laura on vista |
[Photo by Laura] |
Turkey vulture ... |
... in power line cut |
Awesome ferns |
Mushrooms on yellow trail |
Sun comes out ... |
... on yellow |
Rhododendron tunnel |
Back to car |
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HMM Summary Page: TIGR04150
Accession | TIGR04150 |
Name | pseudo_rSAM_GG |
Function | pseudo-rSAM protein, GG-Bacteroidales system |
Trusted Cutoff | 250.00 |
Domain Trusted Cutoff | 250.00 |
Noise Cutoff | 75.00 |
Domain Noise Cutoff | 75.00 |
Isology Type | subfamily |
HMM Length | 407 |
Author | Haft DH |
Entry Date | Apr 2 2011 3:39PM |
Last Modified | Jun 28 2012 9:52AM |
Comment | Many peptide-modifying radical SAM enzymes have two 4Fe4S-binding regions, an N-terminal one recognized by Pfam radical SAM domain-defining model PF04055 and a C-terminal one recognized by TIGR04085. Members of this protein family occur in cassettes with such a radical SAM family (TIGR04148) and with a peptide modification target (TIGR04149). Surprisingly, members of this family show full-length homology to each other, with several scoring at least borderline hits to both PF04055 and TIGR04085, and yet differ in the presence/absence of a signature CX(3)CX(2)CX(9)C motif. Instead, members are best-conserved in the TIGR04085-like C-terminal region. Therefore, this protein family is designated a pseudo-radical-SAM protein, which likely works in partnership with a TIGR04148 family protein. |
References | RN [1] RM PMID:21478363 RT Biological systems discovery in silico: radical S-adenosylmethionine protein families and their target peptides for posttranslational modification. RA Haft DH, Basu MK RL J Bacteriol. 2011 Jun;193(11):2745-55. |
Genome Property | GenProp0984: radical SAM maturase system, GG-Bacteroidales group (HMM) |


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The 31-year-old finishes his career having earned approximately $5MM, including his signing bonus as the 15th overall pick out of Auburn by the Blue Jays in 2001. He posted a .239/.330/.385 line in seven seasons for the Jays, Brewers, Rays, and Athletics. Gross was involved in the 2005 deal in which the Jays also sent Dave Bush to the Brewers for Lyle Overbay.
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- SPANdemonium compares the Rangers, Rays and Royals.
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Odds & Ends: Gross, Cubs, Dunn, Ellis, Pujols
Links for the final day of the 2010 regular season…
- Despite seeing limited action, Gabe Gross told Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle that he would return to the A's "with bells on".
- Carrie Muskat of MLB.com writes that Cubs interim manager Mike Quade expects to return.
- Adam Dunn won't be getting a four-year deal from the Nats, writes MLB.com's Bill Ladson.
- Oakland hasn't decided what to do with Mark Ellis' $6MM option for 2011 but the A's do want the 33-year-old back one way or another, says Buster Olney of ESPN.
- A final announcement on the Brewers field staff is expected Monday, tweets Buster Olney of ESPN.
- The Bucs may retain pitching coach Ray Searage, Pirates GM Neal Huntington told Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
- GM John Mozeliak told Joe Strauss of The St. Louis Post-Dispatch that he plans to engage Albert Pujols and his camp in contract negotiations this winter, but they "have a number of other issues [they] need to get to first." Pujols' ten-and-five no-trade rights kick in today, and he has maintained that he will consider the club's long-term competitiveness when discussing a new deal.
- Jeff Zrebiec of The Baltimore Sun reports that Orioles' president of baseball operations Andy MacPhail has no plans to approach owner Peter Angelos about a contract extension. His deal expires after next season.
- Carlos Zambrano wants to see the Cubs sign Adam Dunn this winter, writes Paul Sullivan of The Chicago Tribune.
- Patrick Newman of NPB Tracker passes along a report that the Yankees signed lefthander Naoya Okamoto to a minor league contract.
- The Detroit Free Press lists some of the Tigers' dead weight salary obligations. They owe Gary Sheffield between $1MM and $2.5MM annually until 2019.
- Meanwhile, Jim Leyland told Tom Gage of The Detroit News (Twitter link) that an "RBI bat" is one of the team's biggest needs this offseason, in addition to bullpen help.
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Top Trade Chips: AL West
We've completed the National League, so now it's time to jump over to the so-called junior circuit…
- Angels: They moved three pretty good young players to get Scott Kazmir last season, so they might prefer to hold onto the rest of their top prospects. Their best chip is someone you may not have heard of, out of options catcher Bobby Wilson. He's on the 25-man roster but has barely played as the third stringer, yet how many teams would love to have a 27-year old catcher with a very good defensive rep, a .290/.345/.425 batting line in 820 Triple-A plate appearances, and six years of team control left? Pretty much all of them. He'll never clear waivers if the Halos try to send him back to the minors.
- Athletics: Oakland has plenty of young pitching, but Billy Beane likes to hang on to those kind of guys, and for good reason. With ten infielders on the 40-man roster, someone like Jake Fox or Eric Patterson could be moved, as could outfielders Travis Buck or Gabe Gross since Michael Taylor is coming fast. Plus there's always Ben Sheets.
- Mariners: Jack Zduriencik surrendered a good amount of prospect depth this offseason by acquiring Cliff Lee, but no one will argue with that move. Dustin Ackley, the second overall pick in 2009, will make Jose Lopez expendable in short order, and they could choose to make one of two minor league outfielders – Michael Saunders or Greg Halman – available. Seattle's best trade chip might be their potential ability to absorb some money.
- Rangers: Texas is absolutely loaded with young players, so they have plenty of pieces to offer. They can move Chris Davis because Justin Smoak is knocking on the door, or they could move Derek Holland because Martin Perez isn't too far away. They dangled Max Ramirez this winter, and outfielder David Murphy is about to get expensive through arbitration, so he could find himself on the block. Bottom line: the Rangers have the pieces to go out and get anything they need or want.
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Athletics Sign Gabe Gross
The Athletics officially signed outfielder Gabe Gross to a one-year, $750K deal. He can earn another $250K in incentives. Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports first reported serious discussions Saturday night, with Jane Lee of MLB.com reporting the agreement and contract details.
Gross, 30, hit .227/.326/.355 in 326 plate appearances for the Rays last year, logging 638.6 innings in right field. He has experience at the other two outfield positions, and Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle feels he's the favorite for Oakland's fourth outfielder job. Gross has struggled mightily against lefties in his career; he's hit 242/.338/.409 against righties the last three years.
Tim Dierkes contributed to this post.
Olney On The Damon Negotiations
When the offseason began, Johnny Damon was not interested in seeing offers for deals that would pay him less than the $13MM he made in 2009, according to ESPN.com's Buster Olney. The Yankees offered Damon $14MM over two years ealier in the winter and lowered the offer to $6MM for a single year recently.
Olney says those two offers are similar to or better than offers Damon has seen from other clubs. Several prominent teams were interested in Damon, but some decided to pass since they weren't confident he could maintain his level of production outside of Yankee Stadium.
The A's, who were connected to Damon this week, are moving on from Damon to address other needs, Olney writes. They're pursuing Gabe Gross, for example.
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