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Like most business people in the habit of giving, I enjoy making connections for people. Making introductions for others is definitely a powerful tool in building a strong personal and business network. Connecting two friends or contacts in a way that benefits both — well, that's just good business.
Particularly, with our equity crowdfunding portfolio companies, I frequently put on my business development to make introductions for our CEOs and business leaders. Given my own personal background, the nature of my network typically centers around decision makers in financial media companies.
Most of the time, if someone approaches me for an introduction to someone I know well and have been in touch with recently, I don't have to think about it: connecting two people in a mutually-beneficial way is easy.
But, the networking waters get muddled a bit when someone asks for a connection to a person I'm not that close to.
This got me thinking — what is the right way to introduce someone? Do you ask permission to the target person to make an intro or do you just fire off an email introducing both parties without any warmup?
Best practices in making introductions
I've scanned the Internet for people who know what they're talking about when it comes to making introductions. I've gathered — and linked t0 — some of the best advice on making intros.
Why you should be constantly making introductions for people
In the art and science of hustle, there are few things as wonderful as being the catalyst for making someone else's world better by taking the time to connect Good People with Great Opportunities (Andy Ellwood)
Why you should closely consider how you make the intro
You've instantly bestowed social pressure on both the recipients. Because you know each of the recipients, they will feel social pressure to at least respond (whether you intend this or not). The worst introductory emails make busy people resent having to respond to someone who they (1) don't know and (2) aren't sure why they're being introduced to them. (The Startup of You)
How to make an introduction when someone else request it
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Press piece in LiveWorkOakland LiveWorkOakland just posted a great article on us. The photo below shows the BWC crew with one of our projects: a programmable LED ceiling display for the Julia Morgan School for Girls. Read the article here! Press Tweet Read more about Press piece in LiveWorkOaklandJillian Northrup's blog
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Great press pieces on The Interval We love these latest two articles on The Interval at The Long Now. The first one from The Bold Italic, has a title that we couldn't be more proud of stating: Beautiful New Bar will have Two Robots The second is from The Chronicle. A great little piece with a quote claiming The Interval "The Most instagrammable bar in San Francisco" Press Tweet Read more about Great press pieces on The IntervalJillian Northrup's blog
The Interval at Long Now - Opens this weekend! The library, bar, museum, and cafe we designed for The Long Now will be opening this weekend to the public! What a great weekend to check it out. The museum and café is open daily from 10 AM-5 PM. Bar hours run 5 PM - 12 AM. 2 Marina Blvd, Fort Mason Building A, 415-561-6582 With the opening of the renovated space, now named The Interval, comes lots of great press. From the NewYorkTimes, an article in their Sunday Magazine Food section. From Zagat, a web article about the drinking and ceribral delights The Interval has to offer From Urbandaddy, a lovely pictorial walk through of the new space And finally, a wonderful write up on Laughing Squid about the progress of the space and what it has to offer. Client workPress Tweet Read more about The Interval at Long Now - Opens this weekend!Jillian Northrup's blog
Our BlueSprout project, the Oakland-based business accelerator and industrial coworking space, got a write-up in the East Bay Express We are huge fans of Oakland, and so we are very excited to share with you the BlueSprout project we've been working so hard on. It just got a great write-up in the East Bay Express. Go Oakland! BluesproutPressaccelerator for Oakland Tweet Read more about Our BlueSprout project, the Oakland-based business accelerator and industrial coworking space, got a write-up in the East Bay ExpressJeffrey McGrew's blog
We're speaking at MakerCon We're honored to be included in the first Makercon next week. We're very excited to be giving a talk on Building Codes & Makerspaces: What you need to know to Hack that Space. We'll be talking about all we've learned first hand in helping BlueSprout, the new Oakland-based hardware / business accelerator and industrial coworking space, get off the ground. There are a great deal of pragmatic and code issues that must be sorted to get to work (legally). Later in the week, we'll also be at the Maker Faire, riding with the Serpent Twins. We'd love to see you next week!MakerconPressMaking a MakerspaceTalk Tweet Read more about We're speaking at MakerConJeffrey McGrew's blog
See us at Autodesk University 2013 Proud & honored to say that we'll be both presenting and attending at this year's Autodesk University. You can catch us on Tuesday at the panel we've organized, What Fabricators Want, or at our talk later that same day on using Project Dynamo and 123D Make together for fast digital fabrication. We'll also be at the CASE Hackathon and generally out and about (cough Frankie's Tiki Room cough). Follow us @becausewecan where we'll be posting updates. Hope to see you there for a great week of learning and networking.PresstalksAutodesk University 2013 Tweet Read more about See us at Autodesk University 2013Jeffrey McGrew's blog
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Gopinathan, C K and Qasim, S Z (1974) Mud Banks of Kerala-Their Formation and Characteristics. Indian Journal of Marine Sciences, 3 (2). pp. 105-114.
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Mud banks become clearly demarcated as areas of calm water adjoining the Kerala coast, during the roughest SW monsoon conditions prevailing in the Arabian Sea. The appearance of mud banks is associated with an increase in the constancy and force of wind towards the east. Surface currents at that time run parallel to the coast and record -maximum velocity. During June and July, strong swells approach the SW coast. Along the continental shelf, between Mangalore and Quilon, the nature of bottom from about 3•5 to 18 m depth is largely muddy. Mud banks occur as small elevations of consolidated mud throughout the year.
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Soft gamma repeaters (SGRs) are neutron stars with ultra-strong magnetic fields, on the order of 1014 G. As the source of the strongest magnetic fields in the universe, they are ideal objects to study the behavior of matter and light in this extreme environment. SGRs emit recurrent short duration, 0.1s, bursts of soft gamma-rays/hard X-rays that are expected to be highly polarized in the 2-10 keV energy range. By measuring the polarization of these bursts we can learn about the strength and configuration of the magnetic fields, the geometry of the emission region and the mass/radius relationship of the neutron star. Using the archival RXTE/PCA data we analyzed ~3 Ms of observations for SGR1806-20 and SGR1900+14. Over 5000 bursts were detected from the sources and each distribution of burst fluence was found to be well fit by a power law with an exponent of 1.60±0.02 for SGR1806-20 and 1.64±0.03 for SGR1900+14. The power law form holds over 4 magnitudes of fluence and the exponents were found to be independent of the level of burst activity. The exponent values suggest that SGR bursts are associated with a self-organized critical system, similar to earthquakes.
To measure the polarization of SGR bursts a wide-field-of-view, large area detector is needed. To accomplish this we designed and tested a negative ion time projection chamber (NITPC) X-ray polarimeter which uses nitromethane (CH3NO¬2) as an electronegative gas additive. Utilizing a double gas electron multiplier (GEM) NITPC with CO2+CH3NO2 as a gas mixture we successfully measured gas gains, imaged photoelectron tracks and measured distributions of their length, measured drift velocity of negative ions in various electric fields, and measured modulation from polarized and unpolarized X-ray sources between 3 and 8 keV. Based on the lab instrument results and our SGR burst fluence analysis we propose an instrument appropriately sized for a NASA Small Mission Explorer Mission (SMEX) that would be capable of measuring the polarization of hundreds of bursts from an SGR in a state of high burst activity.
Drift Velocity, NITPC, Photoelectron track length, Polarization, Soft Gamma Repeater, X-ray
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Serves 4
Weird combination that is terrific together. Sweet beets and cantaloupe with creamy avocados. The dressing is both sweet and savory and makes a very creative salad.
6 small red beets (about 1 pound), tops removed
2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
For the Dressing
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
2 teaspoons white wine vinegar
1 teaspoon fresh lime juice
1 teaspoon honey
1 teaspoon finely grated fresh ginger
1 garlic clove, finely minced
¼ cup extra-virgin olive oil
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
¼ large ripe cantaloupe, seeded and rind removed
1 ripe avocado, halved and pitted
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
½ cup fresh cilantro leaves (optional)
¼ cup fresh mint leaves, torn (optional)
Put the beets in a small saucepan, cover with water, and bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Add 1 tablespoon of the red wine vinegar, cover, and cook until a knife inserted into the center of a beet meets no resistance, about 45 minutes. With a slotted spoon, transfer the beets to a bowl.
When they are cool enough to handle (use gloves to prevent the beets from staining your hands), use a paper towel to rub the skin off the beets. Quarter the beets lengthwise, return to the bowl, and, while warm, drizzle with the remaining 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar.
Meanwhile, to make the dressing: In a small bowl, whisk the Dijon, white wine vinegar, lime juice, honey, ginger, and garlic together until combined. Whisking constantly, add the olive oil in a slow, steady stream, whisking until emulsified and thickened. Season with salt and pepper and whisk well.
Cut the cantaloupe into pieces the size of the beets and add to the beets. Drizzle one-quarter of the dressing over and toss gently.
Divide the beets and cantaloupe evenly among four salad plates. Using a small melon baller, scoop balls of the avocado and scatter over the plates. Drizzle more dressing over each plate and season each salad with salt and pepper. Sprinkle the cilantro leaves and mint, if using, evenly over the salads and serve immediately.
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Parallels, the hosting and cloud services enablement leader, today announced the finalists for its Fourth Annual Partner Awards. Winners will be officially announced and recognized at Parallels Summit 2013, February 4-6, 2013, at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Anticipation for the event continues to build, as more than 1,500 attendees, from leading hosting and cloud services companies, global telecommunications providers, independent software vendors (ISVs), systems integrators (SIs), value-added resellers (VARs), technology industry analysts and journalists, will converge in Las Vegas for the three-day conference. Parallels Summit 2013 is an unrivaled opportunity to make important and lasting relationships with the leading players in hosting and cloud, to discover the latest market and technology solutions, and gain insight from industry experts.
The Parallels Partner Awards recognize outstanding yearly achievements by partners who utilize and innovate with Parallels products, solutions, services and ecosystem to increase their market share in the rapidly expanding small and medium business (SMB) cloud services market. "Parallels Partner Awards highlights and acknowledges our most successful service provider and technology partners over the past year," said Jack Zubarev, President of Marketing and Alliances at Parallels. "The nominated organizations are very well positioned for continued growth by leveraging Parallels' unmatched combination of expertise, software and ecosystem."
The award categories and 2012 finalists are:
New Partner of the Year – A partner whose first year in the Parallels Partner Program is highlighted by strong revenue growth and the usage of Parallels products.
CtrlIS, Reliable Penguin, Telenor Business Internet Services
Technology Partner of the Year – The Technology Partner of the Year award recognizes a company who has demonstrated leadership in the adoption of the Application Packaging Standard (APS) and has driven success for Parallels service provider partners.
Backup Agent, Jelastic, SofCloudIT
Excellence in Innovation – A partner who has demonstrated innovative use of Parallels technologies in the areas of services, marketing and technical creativity.
KPN Wholesale, OzHosting, Reg.ru
Excellence in Web Hosting – The Excellence in Web Hosting award recognizes a partner that has leveraged Parallels products to offer a complete range of web presence services to SMBs. This partner has demonstrated YoY growth in web hosting and has a growing base of satisfied customers.
Cirrus Tech, Leaseweb, Point North Networks
Excellence in Communication and Collaboration Services – The Excellence in Communication & Collaboration Services award recognizes a partner that has leveraged Parallels products to offer a complete range of communication and collaboration services to SMBs. This partner has demonstrated YoY growth for their services and has a growing base of satisfied customers.
Excellence in Infrastructure-as-a-Service – The Excellence in Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) award recognizes a partner that has leveraged Parallels products to offer a complete range of IaaS services. This partner has demonstrated YoY growth for their services and has a growing base of satisfied customers.
Host Europe, Tsukaeru, WiredTree
Regional Partner of the Year – The Regional Partner of the Year award recognizes a partner in every major region – Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, North America, Russia/Middle East/Africa – who has demonstrated the ability to provide easy-to-use cloud services and who also has a growing base of satisfied SMB customers.
North America Finalists:
ActiveHost, Cart32, FinestShops
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Latin America Finalists:
GNS Internet, UOLDIVEO, Websolute
Russia / Middle East / Africa Finalists:
ActiveCloud, Anadoluweb, Kazakh Telecom
Excellence in Service – The Excellence in Service award recognizes a partner that has demonstrated outstanding customer service and support. They have distinguished themselves amongst the Parallels Partner community by committing to maximizing first contact resolution for their customers and successfully gaining high customer satisfaction.
Cobweb, Codero Hosting, Media Temple
President's Award – The Parallels President's Award recognizes a partner that has demonstrated a strong and longstanding commitment to delivering Parallels products and services to customers. They have distinguished themselves amongst the Parallels Partner community by successfully delivering high levels of sales growth, customer satisfaction, innovation, adding new customers, and creating significant business impact.
GoDaddy.com, Softcom, Softlayer
There's still time to attend Parallels Summit 2013. To register, and for information about the agenda, training and certification sessions, please visit http://www.parallels.com/summit/2013/.
About Parallels
Parallels is a worldwide leader in hosting and cloud service enablement and desktop virtualization. Founded in 1999, Parallels is a fast-growing company with more than 800 employees in North America, Europe, and Asia. For more information, please visit www.parallels.com/spp, follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/ParallelsCloud and Like Us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ParallelsCloud.
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Chincoteague Island is Virginia's only Island Resort, attracting more than 1.4 million visitors each year, located at the southern end of the Delmarva Peninsula on Virginia's Eastern Shore, is world famous for its oyster beds, clam shoals, birding adventures and wild ponies.
The quaint town of Chincoteague, once a fishing village now offering world class accommodations, bed and breakfast inns, campgrounds, an abundance of seafood restaurants, and family recreational activities has retained its original charm.
Visitors have many opportunities to explore the island by hiking trails, bike paths, guided wildlife tours and scenic cruises. Children love the Chincoteague Pony Center which offers riding lessons, pony rides and day camps. Another favorite island activity is boating, sailing and water skiing with several public boat ramps and places to rent boats by the hour or day. The Island has a bowling alley, a movie theater, and several museums offering fun activities even on rainy days.
The Assateague Island National Seashore Park Service offers bus tours and a variety of ranger-guided programs visitors of all ages can enjoy. The Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge has trails passing through forested areas and a lookout for viewing the wild ponies.
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News: Forward Surgical Team keeps soldiers in the fight
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LOGAR PROVINCE, Afghanistan – A machine is only as good as the sum of its parts. To keep the insurgent-fighting machine running smoothly in Task Force Patriot's area of operations, having medical personnel who can save lives positioned in the right place makes the difference between life and death.
U.S. Army Reserve soldiers of the 1982nd Forward Surgical Team, activated from Niagara Falls, N.Y., have been up to the task of operating at Forward Operating Base Shank since arriving in country late last year. Their readiness comes from months of preparation at various pre-deployment venues such as Fort McCoy, Wis., Fort Dix, N.J., Fort Lewis, Wash., and the Miami Trauma Training Center in Florida.
"There [MTTC in Miami], they actually put you through the role in a hospital of what you would do here, which got everybody back into that high rate of speed thought process," said U.S. Army Sgt. Ashley Richards, operating room specialist for the 1982nd FST. "We, as the 1982nd, are fortunate because about 90 percent of the personnel actually work in their fields in a civilian hospital at the same job they have in the Army."
Once the FST settled in and went to work, they began conducting non-stop operations. These combat medical personnel are on call 24 hours a day because patients come in at all times.
"It's pretty much all hands on deck. We could get called in at 3:00 in the morning and not leave until noon the next day working on the same patient," said Richards. "Some cases are worse than others. [With some] gunshot wounds ... it gets really bad really quick."
It's not just medical personnel who help save lives on FOB Shank.
"Honestly, I have to say that everyone on the base deserves great kudos, because it could be 2:00 in the morning and you will still get 30 or 40 soldiers showing up trying to give their blood to help out whoever is on the table," said Richards. "They don't know if it's a U.S. soldier, a Jordanian soldier, Afghan National Army, Afghan National Police, a local national. They don't discriminate; people still show up."
U.S. Army Lt. Col. Kulvinder Bajwa is a general surgeon and Sugarland, Texas, native attached to the 1982nd FST for 90 days from the 75th Mission Command Training Division at Ellington Joint Reservist Base in Houston. He said not only are the FST soldiers on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, but also they treat patients regardless of their nationality or allegiance who come to them through casualty evacuation, medical evacuation or just drive up.
"If they bring them to us, we will treat them for life, limb or eye sight types of injuries," said Bajwa. "This particular unit has the mission to do what we call damage-control surgery to make sure that damage that has happened from an injury is not going to continue happening, it is stopped here; and then, we stabilize them to make sure that they are in a good enough condition to be transported to the next level of care."
Being on call all day and night can make work very stressful, especially when lives are on the line. Soldiers from the FST said they found ways to keep up their morale through tough times.
"It sucks sometimes, but with the crew we have here it's not really a big deal, because we are each others' support group," said Richards. "If West [U.S. Army Reserve Sgt. Joseph West, a 1982nd FST operating room specialist from Lockport, N.Y.,] is here in the middle of the night, I am here in the middle of the night. If I am having a bad day, he will usually pick me up and vice versa."
U.S. Army Reserve Spc. Adella Kirchmeyer, a 1982nd FST intensive care unit nurse from Buffalo, N.Y., said she enjoys her job and puts everything she has into her work.
"I love being a nurse, it's the most rewarding job I have ever had and being a nurse on an FST, it really makes you appreciate the value of human life," said Kirchmeyer. "I try to give as much compassion for each patient [as I can] because it's a human life we are dealing with ... [so] we have to give our all."
One thing that makes the FST on FOB Shank so important is its location in connection with the fighting taking place and higher levels of medical care. The FST gives soldiers the upper hand before going into potential conflicts.
"We have the highest number of patients rolling through here to make it to Bagram or Germany or the next level higher," said Richards, referring to the importance of the FST's geographical location on FOB Shank. "Half these guys, they come in here already not doing so hot. If we don't do the interventions when we do, things wouldn't always be that great ... we wouldn't have as many soldiers returning to duty for sure."
Bajwa said he might be biased because he is a medical professional and not a battlefield fighter, but he views the 1982nd FST personnel as force multipliers. After all, that is the mission they were meant to accomplish, he said.
"If a soldier is down, then it takes two more - at least one if not two - soldiers to get them EVACed back. We can get them back in the fight if they have minor injuries ..." said Bajwa. "If we can identify and evaluate and also categorize the soldiers who need to be evacuated verses a soldier who can recover here in theater for a week or two, then they can go back into it ....
"[If] they can return to duty, that's ... much more valuable than having a replacement called up come into to a new unit they may or may not be used to," continued Bajwa. "I think that is a great asset to the Army, as far as mission capability goes."
With limited personnel, being co-located with Company C, 94th Brigade Support Battalion, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division's Task Force Strength and having Jordanian medics on call helps ease the burden.
"The good thing is Charlie Med. (Company C, 94th BSB) is next door, and ... being an FST, we have 20 personnel and we're kind of short as it is to provide care," said Kirchmeyer. "The Jordanians do help because they will take our Afghan soldiers and local nationals, they will come in and help with those cases."
Kirchmeyer said the deployment with 1982nd FST has been a tremendous learning experience for her. She said she learns something new every day, especially working with trauma cases, and her career and unit are astonishing.
"The people here, the people at the FST, they are amazing," said Kirchmeyer. "To watch surgeons save someone's life - just the actions they take - and the compassion that the medics show and the knowledge that the nurses have is just amazing. It truly is amazing."
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As the title says I'm trying to feel out which board i should get I'm 6 feet, 150 pounds and have 11.5 - 12 size feet... i heard that shaun's line is quite narrow so im worried about my feet = too big for the twc standard....so on with the other choice the process v rocker, im really feeling this board a little more, im digging the v rocker tech that's incorporated in the board. anyway i'll put all the info about myself below so you guys can help me decide :) thanks
Oh and another thing that i'm wondering about is the stiffness of the process v rocker in comparison to the twc standard? which one should i be looking for for a guy with my specs and experience? thanks! i just want a board that i can enjoy but NOT a beginners board another reason why i'm tilting more towards the process v rocker i want a board that i can still have fun with even when i improve my skills a lot down the road and not be stuck with a sub-par board...ok really im finished now! thanks!!! :) -6ft -150 pounds -11.5 - 12 foot size -more all mountain but eventually would want to hit the park -beginner LEVEL BUT i've been on a snowboard before so it's not my FIRST TIME on a board -well that's it thanks guys! :) so The burton process v rocker 2011.... http://www.fontanasports.com/prodima...-DEFAULT-l.jpg or. The TWC Standard 2011.. http://img46.imageshack.us/img46/5803/p1250871.jpg http://img593.imageshack.us/img593/3757/p1250870e.jpg |
Since your have big feet, bigger than whats suggested for any of those boards, my suggestion for you would be buy a wide board so you don't end you with toe drag and such. If that's what you want, go for the process.
thanks alot bud for the reply! yea i know the process has a wide version not sure if the TWC does..anyway i'll go with a wider board in that case and also what's your or anybodys opinion on that matter on both these boards? what will i notice on the mountain between these two boards, thanks!
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Box Drop Vertical Jump: The athlete drops down from a box and lands on both feet simultaneously in the athletic position. Upon landing, the athlete immediately performs a maximal, vertical countermovement jump and lands again in the athletic position.
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(Washington, D.C. - Oct. 17, 2007) Continuing efforts to strengthen relations with the agriculture community, EPA today announced the establishment of the first-ever Farm, Ranch and Rural Communities Federal Advisory Committee. The committee is being formed under the guidelines of the National Strategy for Agriculture, and it will advise the administrator on environmental policy issues impacting farms, ranches and rural communities and operate under the rules of the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA).
"We at EPA appreciate that agriculture isn't just the producer of the food, agriculture is the producer of environmental and economic solutions," said Administrator Stephen L. Johnson. "This committee provides an opportunity to improve dialogue between EPA and the farming community. By sitting down at the same table, together we can do what's good for agriculture and good for our environment."
The committee will meet approximately twice yearly and is intended to consist of approximately 25 members representing: (1) large and small farmers, ranchers and rural communities; (2) rural suppliers, marketers and processors; (3) academics and researchers who study environmental issues impacting agriculture; (4) tribal agricultural groups; and (5) environmental and conservation groups. EPA's request for member nominations will be posted in the Federal Register. The U.S. Dept. of Agriculture and other federal agencies will also be invited to nominate members.
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--Development of a constructive approach to advancing sustainable agriculture and protection of the environment, addressing communication between environmental and agricultural interests and urban encroachment in rural areas.
In other agency actions, this past summer under the National Agriculture Strategy, Administrator Johnson presided over EPA's first-ever face-to-face dialogue with leaders of the agriculture industry. The agency also announced a new Web site containing an easy and succinct look-up tool listing federal environmental regulations that could potentially apply to agriculture.
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Amusingly, this mod manages to pull off what most Star Trek games fail at: being fun. I rate it down a notch due to a few minor technical errors and less tender, loving care being given to a couple of the factions. Otherwise, battles feel every bit as thrilling as those seen in the various series.
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Missing since July 12, 1987 from Waggaman, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana.
Classification: Endangered Missing
Carriere was last seen at approximately 17:00 on July 12, 1987. She was with her boyfriend at the Time Saver on River Road in their hometown of Waggaman, Louisiana at the time. The boyfriend went into the store while she waited in the car. He later told authorities he was gone only a few minutes. When he returned, the car was there but she was gone. So was a bundle of her clothes she was taking to her parents home from her boyfriend's place. Carriere planned to return to her home on Azalea Drive, but she never arrived and has not been seen again.
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Another sneeze did I hear someone say bless you,have been cold all day long central heating on but it is a coldness that comes straight from your bones if you know what I mean, I managed to take my insulin with my dinner late I know, but better late than never,smudge has not moved all day curled up on my side of the bed as smug as a rug in spring.hobbled outside today and they some bread to the birds must remember to leave them a drink of water in case the conditions get even worse than they…
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How sweet some memories of summers past of winters with warm gloves and hats,the smell of log fires burning in the fireplace of marshmallows melting the snow,of doggy sitting at my feet, my mom and dad who cuddle me and tell me of what wondrous things to be, the snow is falling the owl is calling the smoke up the chimney goes dad tells me he loves my little toes,he says this little piggy went to market and so the story goes,I say my prayers my soul to keep I close my eyes and fall asleep,a…
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This is my 4th attempt this morning to write a blog,what an awful name blog,why not well I cannot think of anything can you to call a blog,answers please,on what you think it should be called,could not even find a definition in my Chambers super mini dictionary.
Very cold night again 15 below in some places so it was pretty bad for some folks,I woke up at 5am thanks to smudge puring in my ear she has my brain well trained because I always wake up it is such a comforting sound the…
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There is a saying only mad dogs and English men out in the midday Sun,is there one when the temperature drops to 10 below or one when your car is stuck in snowdrifts or the nose on your face has turned blue with cold,or one when you feel so lousy you cannot even inject yourself there must be one for each of those things but between you and me WHO CARES Having let smudge out at 5am and being met by a blast of cold air that blew my socks off makes me wonder would I be better…
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As I opened the backdoor to let smudge out I saw the first snow of the season so did smudge who took one look turned around and hightailed it back upstairs, there are times when you feel a right fool, getting out of a warm cosy bed because the cat has woken you up at 5am so she can go outside, cynics might say get a cat flap installed and know it all like me would say ok stick it on my list of things to do before I die.
Our garden looks like…
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Although my feet feel very cold my heart is full of warmth
Although my nose is turning blue the snow does it fall
Although I Wish for better days I kneel and i do pray
Although I tinker on my best days seem far away
Although I look around me no noise the silence say
Although I wonder far and wide my shadow it does follow
Although I ask myself each day will it be better tomorrow
Although I look to you for help I eel like a dog with a…
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In our World living with this condition is bad enough,not because we have it but the lack of sensible and sound advice the medical profession as good or as bad as they are sometimes leave you feeling cheered up or brow against a brick wall.
At time the sheer amount of information can give us an headache or the lackof it can make some of us liable to bouts of depression worry anxiety or even suicidal, I take 14 different pills each day 2 lots of insulin and…
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Having just watched the news which had a topic about the number of amputations on people with type 2 diabetes, the charity diabetes UK, I think described the situation as disgraceful or something like that sorry if it was not the word used, it appears from my po.int of view that it is a bit of a post coded lottery as too the level of care you get in the National Health Service, I have found so far the cover where I live to be OK, but it does worry me as someone who does not know if I have…
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Jack Frost has left his calling card everywhere is crisp and white,no footsteps to be seen in the early morning light,Some folks are sleeping snuggled warm as toast spare a thought for billy a goat who shakes away the night his breath is like mist as it descends towards the light,the milkman chuddles along his cart slithers and slides the milk in the bottles is icy cold birds need not peck at these all the apples and pears have long fallen form our garden trees,a cat looks…
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What do you do on a day like this icy outside due to a severe frost during the night nice to look at from inside the house where hopefully you are warm and safe,spare a thought for those who have nothing live in poverty experience pain and hunger who may be old infirm or disabled some who live on there own and do not see anyone from one day to the other, think of all the starving children there must be lots of them who have diabetes less fortunate than ourselves who have a National Health…
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Having just read an article on health-line.com,about how dogs can sense blood sugars dropping in humans got me thinking why Ben use to get all loving when I felt ill, Ben is no longer with us wish he was when hypo's start could have done with some fore warning,he was not very well in his later years and never got over loosing mom and her second husband Bill,both dying within 2 weeks of each other,Ben was nearly 17 when he died a long time in human years feeling a bit sad back to the dogs who…
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14.43 or 2.43 in old English and my blood sugar is 5.8 good I hear some of you say but I do feel a bit queasy it might be the low sugars or me coming down with yet another cold started a new pill today for my prostrate problem it is called Finasteride 5mg one daily the pills i have been taking for 12 months really do not help when I went to see the specialist he suggested they scrape the inside of my prostrate and told me it could leave me incontinent hope that is how you spell it.
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As we prepare no we never prepare let us say anticipate the white stuff falling (snow) the country goes into overdrive we know what to expect chaos on the roads buses trains planes we we eagerly wait for it anyway,at times like this spare a thought to those unable to get out of the house because of illness disability or being infirm, as you know we diabetics need to keep warm but with the high cost of energy it can be a major problem,wrap up warm is the advice but some people cannot even get…
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The doctor gave me a good going over during my six monthly check up blood pressure still a bit low lots of questions about being depressed favourable review of diabetes progress down to 7.1 over the last three monthly check up weight coming off if I did not have a heart problem guess i would be over the moon, but with all good news comes not so good news the doctor confirmed the problem with my knees and feet is due to gout not goat those have two horns mind you the last attack of gout I…
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You wake up some mornings well I forgetting you have a few medical problems here is a question I cannot ever remember in any dream good or nightmarish me being diabetic or having heart or prostrate problems so is the answer to sleep forever for as soon as my faculties kick in and my brain shrugs of the cobwebs of sleep my body soon lets me know I am sick, I might wake up in the night well no might about it having to go to the loo 4 or 5 times a night is not joke but back to my dream state i…
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Shaving has always been the bain of my life not the process of shaving cutting yourself but the soreness afterwards I noticed that after getting diabetes my face became more sore no this is not a scientific observation just my own experience so do not quote me on that,I have tried all brands of after shave soothing balm baby lotion you name it during my forty six or so years putting blade to skin I did not find anything that really helped, I believed the garb spawned by shaving companies…
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Hate it when you have typed a blog and the computer decides to scrub it, and you have to start all over again thank heaven for the anti depression pills, I had poured out my soul deep kept secrets which would have shocked you, made life intolerable for some people and changed the World forever,on the other hand it might have sent people to sleep.
One of our more enduring traits as a nation is talking about the weather why well that is easy you never know from one day to the next what…
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All come all ye faithful, the scene outside with every where covered in frost is real Christmassy just footprints of a cat otherwise you could be forgiven there are thousands of souls living near by, smudge ventured out but within 10 minutes was meowing and scratching the back door to come back in, she now wants petting and feeding in and out of my legs leading me to her cupboard where she knows breakfast is kept, OK smudge what do you fancy this morning chicken in gravy tuna or lamb with…
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Now showingThe Jeonju International Film Festival has supported young, talented directors by inviting them to contribute short pieces. In this year'Äôs project, director Boo Ji-young presents 'ÄúMoonwalk,'ÄĚ about a single mother working at a market to raise her teenage daughter, while Yang Ik-june'Äôs 'ÄúImmaturity'ÄĚ shows how a brokenhearted guy rediscovers hope through a naive young girl. Rated 15 and over. Runs 80 minutes. In Korean. Pop band Pink Dolls emerges to stardom after releasing a remake of 'ÄúWhite,'ÄĚ written by an anonymous composer. The more popular the members become, however, the more they become torn by jealousy and rivalries. But as the girls each take turns to become the lead vocalist, mysterious incidents occur. Directed by Kim Gok and Kim Sun. Rated 15 and over. Runs 106 minutes. In Korean. The Story of My Life Top musical actors star as themselves in this film about life onstage. Popular actors gather for the first script-reading of a new work, and a rivalry ensues between Jeong-han (Ryu Jung-han) and Seok-jun (Lee Seok-jun). Sung-rok (Shin Sung-rok) tries to relieve the tension between the two while Chang-yong tries to please the senior actors. Directed by Shin Chun-soo Rated 12 and over. Runs 100 minutes. In Korean. Scream 4 Ten years have passed, and Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) returns home after wrapping up her book tour. She reunites with Sheriff Dewey and Gale as well as her cousin Jill (Emma Roberts) and Aunt Kate. But unfortunately her appearance also brings about the return of Ghostface, putting all of them in danger again. Directed by Wes Craven. Rated 18 and over. Runs 110 minutes. In English with Korean subtitles. Priest Based on the Korean graphic novel by Hyung Min-woo. A legendary 'Äúpriest'ÄĚ (Paul Bettany), a deadly assassin trained to kill vampires, sets out to track down the murderous creatures that kidnapped his niece, Lucy (Lily Collins). Orelas (Christopher Plummer) orders priestess (Maggie Q) and her group to kill the priest. Directed by Scott Charles Stewart. Rated 15 and over. Runs 88 minutes. In English with Korean subtitles. Game of Death Marcus (Wesley Snipes) is officially retired as a CIA agent, but is sent to Detroit to take out an arms dealer Smith (Rober Davi) and his backer, the head of a hedge fund company that has been financing him. After six months, Marcus goes undercover as Smith'Äôs bodyguard but the CIA seems to have other plans in mind. Directed by Giorgio Serafini. Rated 15 and over. Runs 98 minutes. In English with Korean subtitles. Take Off 6:30 P.M., FRIDAY ON OCN A national ski jumping team is created ahead of Korea'Äôs bid to host the Winter Olympics, and the coach recruits athletes from unlikely walks of life. Directed by Kim Yong-hwa. Starring Seong Dong-il, Ha Jeong-woo, and Kim Dong-wuk. Gran Torino 7:30 P.M., SATURDAY ON OCN Disgruntled Korean War vet Walt Kowalski grudgingly helps to reform his neighbor, a young Hmong boy, who tried to steal Kowalski'Äôs prized possession, his 1972 Gran Torino. Directed by Clint Eastwood. Starring Clint Eastwood, Bee Vang and Christopher Carley. Push 7 P.M., SUNDAY ON OCN Two young Americans with special abilities must race to find a girl in Hong Kong before a shadowy government organization called Division does. Directed by Paul McGuigan. Starring Camilla Belle, Dakota Fanning, and Chris Evans. |


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The young 'uns have more scary shit going on down there than they did back in your day... watch out.
Money or a big dick go a long way
@shopaholic. What's so important about age?If a guy's thirty and a girl's twenty I don't see anything weird about that.
I'm convinced that this was about me. HAHA. homie needs to grow a pair. i don't think there's anything weird about a 31 yr old with a 20 yr old. power to the man who's hitting that, shooot.
i'll bet he graduated last year.
Holy fuck just had one of them last night... Was a little freak though I think I'm in love
How is the fact that your having sex with someone less than half your age cool?
Yea I remember when I was 23 good times
Hey nothing wrong with that. Doing it with someone 10 years or so older is fun.
Sounds familiar: Me "I remember when you graduated"\nJust fucked Guy "Were you in middle school?"\nMe "yes actually"
that's the story of my life. older men.... mmm.
That's just not right. Congrats on a job well done!
I love younger men... The ones my age just don't do it for me.
imagine how she feels
i'm convinced that this was about me. HAHA. homie needs to grow a pair.
Firsts all 'round!
When my man graduated high school I wasn't even born yet. 22 years older. Age is just a number. Love is what matters.
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Input method switch framework
im-switch provides the framework to configure and to switch the input method on X Window System depending on the locale. This input method is the essential mechanism for Japanese, Chinese and Korean (CJK) language to enter their non-ASCII native characters.
Some input methods such as SCIM support not only one of these CJK languages but support almost all languages simultaneously by dynamically switching keyboard modes with GUI.
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I heard about the book Where Are The Customers' Yachts a long time ago but I've never read it. Perhaps the title did the job too well. It came from an old joke that goes like this:
An out-of-town guest was given a tour in New York. The guide pointed out the beautiful yachts in the harbor and said "Look, those are the bankers' and brokers' yachts." The guest asked "Where are the customers' yachts?"
I thought the book was about bashing bankers and brokers. I was wrong. There is some bashing but it's way more than that.
This is an old book. It was first published in 1940(!). The author Fred Schweb, Jr. was a professional trader on Wall Street in the 1920s. He experienced the bull market leading to the Great Depression, the crash, and the slow recovery. The subtitle of the book is "Or a Good Look at Wall Street." He wrote about his observations in good humor. There's no lecturing, just observations. It's amazing how things don't change on Wall Street. In 1955, the author wanted to update the book. After adding a new introduction and a few footnotes, he realized the book didn't need updating because nothing changed. Today, more than 60 years after the book was published, what he wrote is still true.
It's a short, small book, just 200 pages. The language is amusing. The funny cartoons are a bonus. There is never a dull moment. I had good laughs. And I learned. I won't spoil it for you. I think if you read the book, it will become quite clear where the customers' yachts are.
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Because we obviously haven''t had nearly enough STUPID lately.
Look, I had a talk to Jesus for you. Even he doesn''t find you funny anymore.
I am not saying you cannot have your religeon. I am, however, certain it does not belong right here.
I don''t talk about sacrificing baby penguins on the alter of Cthulu''s second cousin, The Pirate does not tell us how he uses a plastic glow-in-the-dark Budha as his anchor light....And it would be something approaching well-mannered if you did not drivel on about something that may be precious to you, but is merely wasted bandwidth to most of the rest of us.
I do not begin my posts here with the words; "So I am screwing this dead chick and..."
Because it is not appropriate to this forum. Neither is what you are doing.
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Interactive Movie
Gameplay consists of a running "movie" with several different storylines that the user can follow by making choices during the viewing, although occasionally an action/arcade sequence may be included. Interactive Movies are best suited for novice gamers looking for entertainment without too much effort.Examples: Dragon's Lair, Star Trek: Borg, Psychic Detective
In the nineties, the term "interactive movie" was often used to describe any game with real-life action cutscenes, e.g. Under a Killing Moon. Those games do not necessarily belong to this genre.
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PSP (2006) Machi: Unmei no Kōsaten - Tokubetsu-hen is a remake of the Sega Saturn and PlayStation sound novel Machi. This version... |
DOS (1994), Windows (2007), Jaguar (1995), SEGA CD (1994), 3DO (1995), CD-i (1993), Macintosh (1994), iPhone (2009), Android (2012), iPad (2012) and Arcade (1983) Following the successful gameplay of Dragon's Lair, Don Bluth released this second conversion of his Laserdisc games series.You're playing Dexter,... |
DOS (1996) The Grandpa of Zeet and Deedle is a great explorer, but he hasn't returned to the Moon from his latest... |
Windows (1995), Windows 3.x (1995) and Macintosh (1995) Space Sirens 2: Megababes from Ajia is an interactive adult title completely told from a first-person perspective. The many adult... |
DOS (1993) This is an interactive movie straight from the IMAX movie "Speed". The film is about the never-ending quest that humans... |
Android (2013) Devised by Motorola's Advanced Technology And Products (ATAP) division, this is an ongoing "theatre" presenting interactive 3D films playing through... |
Windows (1996), Windows 3.x (1997) and Macintosh (1997) The player take the role of a Starfleet Cadet whose father died in the battle against the Borg at Wolf... |
Windows (1996), Windows 3.x (1996) and Macintosh (1996) Welcome to the Klingon Language Immersion holodeck program. You will be guided by Gowron (his hologram, actually) in this true... |
Windows (1996) and Windows 3.x (1996) With a guide like Steven Spielberg we have got a chance to direct our own movie in this interactive movie-making... |
PlayStation (1998) and SEGA Saturn (1998) Dr. Wiley is at it again! This time he's uncovered an ancient temple that houses a super computer he uses... |
DOS (1996) In Synnergist the player takes the role of Tim Machin, an ambitious young journalist forced by cruel circumstances to work... |
DOS (1995), Windows 3.x (1995) and Pippin (1995) Terror T.R.A.X.: Track of the Vampire is a cinematic adventure game. The player controls two T.R.A.X. agents, where T.R.A.X. stands... |
Browser (2001) Originally released by TSR in 1994 as the first of a 4-part audio CD series, this horrific interactive audio drama... |
Browser (2001) Originally released by TSR in 1995 as the second of a 4-part audio CD series (though the last to be... |
Windows 3.x (1994) and SEGA Saturn (1995) The Psychotron is an adventure from the early development time of live video, set in a wild Texan environment. A... |
Windows 3.x (1994) The Vortex, sequel to Quantum Gate is a cinematic journey of a young soldier (Drew Griffin) in a peculiar hostile... |
CD-i (1995) Thumbelina is an interactive telling of the story by Hans Christian Andersen. It features video fragments and stills from the... |
PlayStation (1995) and SEGA Saturn (1995) Thunder Storm & Road Blaster is a bundle composed of two discs that features two FMV arcade games by Data... |
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Top games by as rated by our users:
- 5.00 2in1 Pack: Dragon's Lair - Space Ace (1998)
- 5.00 Bounty Hunter Sara: Holy Mountain no Teiō (2001)
- 5.00 Bounty Hunter Sara: Holy Mountain no Teiō (2001)
- 3.78 Brain Dead 13 (1996)
- 3.78 Brain Dead 13 (1996)
- 3.78 Brain Dead 13 (1997)
- 3.78 Brain Dead 13 (1996)
- 5.00 Critical Bullet: 7th Target (2002)
- 3.47 Critical Path (1993)
- 3.69 Dracula: The Resurrection (2001)
Games must have at least 1 votes and a MobyScore of 4.0 to be considered.
Interactive Movie is part of Themes. This group of genres contain:
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- Arcade
- BattleMech
- Board / Party Game
- Cards / Tiles
- Casino
- Chess
- Comics
- Cyberpunk / Dark Sci-Fi
- Detective / Mystery
- Fantasy
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- Historical Battle (specific/exact)
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- Interactive Fiction
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- Interactive Movie
- Managerial
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- Meditative / Zen
- Mental training
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Mr Bean wakes up late for his dentists appointment and has to rush there. He gets dressed in the car. From The Trouble with Mr Bean.
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Rowan Sebastian Atkinson was born on the 6 th January, 1955, in Newcastle- Upon-Tyne, UK. His father was a farm owner and he grew up with his older brothers.