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We haven't had a conversation about tipping in awhile
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Re: We haven't had a conversation about tipping in awhile
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ETA - Of course, as I was in the middle of my post I had to go take care of something, so when I came back and submitted it there have been a bunch of posts in between where people feel differently than me. So, what do I know? Everyone reacts differently.
No, you have good points. I'm pretty damn weak and I don't need anyone to push a revolving door for me, but I have known people who awkwardly jump in the same compartment with me (behind me) so I like people to go first in general. I don't worry too much about the skirt on stairs/elevator thing. I think the last time that was a concern was when I was in high school and we had to wear our tennis skirts all day on game days. Tennis skirts are just ridiculously short. The skirts I wear aren't so short that anyone would be looking up them I hope.
I do really hate scooting across a seat when I'm in a dress or skirt though.
Yeah. My main issue with that list was that while the actions themselves can be polite depending on the circumstances, the original reasoning behind them are kind of outdated and sexist (women are weak, women's virtue needs to be protected, etc.) and in a couple of cases should be something you do for both men and women and not women exclusively.
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resurrected this thread, I was going to threaten to resurrect his Treatment of Women thread. But I thought of you and didn't want to send you into a panic attack or something, even with a joke!
As soon as I saw his post a had a reaction gif on deck and ready to go just in case.
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Seems to me that both people are at fault. The pastor's note was obviously outrageous, but it was also inappropriate to post the receipt with her signature showing.
Agreed. I sympathize with the waitresses' disgust at the way her coworker was treated by the pastor, but she did deserve some punishment for publicizing the identifying information (I probably would go for suspension rather than termination, though).
Also, if Applebees is going to attach a mandatory surcharge for large parties of diners (which is perfectly fair), they shouldn't call it a tip, even if it goes to the server(s). Call it a service charge or something. That way, when the receipt asks for an additional voluntary tip (as this one did), people will hopefully be more inclined to leave one.
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Welcome to our restaurant with rooms across the road from the dunes and the beautiful sandy beach beyond. Inspired by the coastal motels you might find in California, we're a bit shabby chic, but above all relaxed and welcoming.
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Thread: ca Spainards?
November 27th, 2008 #1
ca Spainards?
Marko and i are in Madrid for the next few days......its beautiful and very cold...... any suggestions on how to feed our hungry eyes and stay warm are welcome...any locals want to meet up ,? just pm us. gracias....
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You know andrew bieng 14 sucks........
If I was older I would be on a flight to San Fransico then I would come and draw with you......... But no am 14 i can't get a flight to san fran to draw with andrew because am too young LOL!
Am sorry I just had to post that.... the urge was too much to resist
Hope you have fun though!
November 27th, 2008 #3
well, even if you flew to San fran... Andrew and Marko would be in MADRID. :I
November 27th, 2008 #4
Even if you did fly to SF Marko lives in Germany and Androids always somewhere doing live painting.
November 30th, 2008 #5
ah what i downer i used to live in madrid
its time to knuckle down and really lick boot!
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November 30th, 2008 #6
if your plane crashes in new hampshire I'll hang out with you guys. we can climb mountains and ride deer
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November 30th, 2008 #7
Bugger it! i was in berlin this week and trecked all the way to six more vodka.
now i know why it was empty.
November 30th, 2008 #8
The Prado seems like the obvious one.
If you find yourselves near Barcelona at any point the Picasso museum is sweet.
December 1st, 2008 #9
Casa Sorolla : http://museosorolla.mcu.es/index.html
Have fun!
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drawing, and ugly, and nothing else." JAD Ingres, Ecrits sur l'art
December 1st, 2008 #10
Thank you for all the suggestions,
big thanks to Fedezz and his lovely girlfriend for taking Marko and I on a tour of some of Spains greatest museums, i think i must have seen half of my art history book in one day, Goya's Black paintings, Hieronymus Bosch: The Garden of Earthly Delights, and Picasso's Guernica were among my top highlights.
We are now back in Berlin recovering from a overdose of ham, rum and vodka.
were off to bologna in a few days !!!!
December 1st, 2008 #11
Bologna WHEN?!?!?!!?!?!?!!?!?
December 1st, 2008 #12
Show them the glory of the homeland, Reve. =P
December 1st, 2008 #13
Oh come one people you know what i meant
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WHOA WHOA WHOA waitasecond!
Bologna? WHEN? WHERE?
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA *head explodes*
December 4th, 2008 #15
OMG, I just read this... I live in Madrid, and would have love to meet you. Anyway, I'm glad that you finally found someone to take you on a tour around Madrid. I hope you enjoyed the visit!
Sorry about being always late!
Nulla dies sine linea
December 4th, 2008 #16
hay cassandra si te hibieras enterado antes. yo la verdad no sabia que el estaba buscando a gente para estar por madrid pero si lo llego a saber tambien me habria apuntado.pero al final si que fui a la expocomic y estube con ellos allí.jeje
si quieres ver alguna foto entra en mi blog o sketchbook.
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December 4th, 2008 #17
And I'm not really into taking pictures in this kind of events, but I shot a couple of ninja paparazzi pics
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April 6th, 2009 #18
Shit I didn't see it.
But next time go to Barcelona more beautiful, better temperature, better sea lol


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The wreath product of with has Hilbert compression exponent
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Abstract: Let be a finitely generated group, equipped with the word metric associated with some finite set of generators. The Hilbert compression exponent of is the supremum over all such that there exists a Lipschitz mapping and a constant such that for all we have It was previously known that the Hilbert compression exponent of the wreath product is between and . Here we show that is the correct value. Our proof is based on an application of K. Ball's notion of Markov type.
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Volkswagen made no significant changes to the Vanagon for 1983, so it was essentially the same vehicle that had appeared in showrooms the previous couple of years. The rear-wheel-drive vehicle, which could carry seven to nine passengers, was powered by a 67-horsepower, 2.0-liter, air-cooled four-cylinder engine with fuel injection. A four-speed manual transmission was standard, while a three-speed automatic transmission was available as an option.
The Vanagon was also available with a 1.6-liter, water-cooled diesel engine that generated only 48 horsepower, resulting in good fuel efficiency, but an underpowered vehicle, according to some reviewers. As a result, the diesel engine was discontinued after 1983.
The Vanagon was equipped with rack-and-pinion steering, power-assisted brakes, and front and rear independent suspension. Standard features also included front bucket seats, a rear window defogger, two-speed windshield wipers, vinyl upholstery, and a folding rear bench seat that provided additional cargo space. Air conditioning and a rear window wiper were among the options.
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February marks winter break for families with schoolchildren, and there's nothing like sun and surf when the thrill of snow and ice has worn thin. Why not vacation where the entire family can luxuriate in style under a palm tree on an oceanfront resort? Florida's sparkling Miami – Fort Lauderdale coast offers warm water, sunny <... >
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I was admiring the latest builds from "Fearless Leader" ( :wink: ) and thought I'd share my one and only kit from S27.
It's the 2000 Dodge Viper GTS-R LeMans car. This was a sweet kit, the resin body is amazing and those aluminum wheels are a work of art unto themselves. A nice kit that went together pretty easily. I just had to watch the alignment on those white stripe decals, especially around the rear panel area. I also added CF decals on the front air dam and rear diffuser and supports for the front dam as well.
My ONLY Studio 27 build!
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Beautiful work Dave.
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Very nice Viper. Looks ready to run 24hrs at Daytona.
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A web and systems development journal (from a–too busy–web developer who does a lot of various IT work.)
Here is how to use latest version of custombuild 2.0 . The commands for custombuild 2.0 are basically identical to custombuild 1.1 and 1.2, so all this stuff should look familiar. Here are instructions to custombuild 1.x.
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Here's a command that properly dumps all databases, in case you wanted to restore a full backup.
For whatever reason, many sites are using improper characters ( ' –– ' , ' – ' ) to display this mysqldump command line--copy pasting will throw up an error stating something like:
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Here is a sample of wrong characters, which appear just fine, but won't work:
mysqldump ––extended-insert ––all-databases ––add-drop-database ––disable-keys ––flush-privileges ––quick ––routines ––triggers > all-databases.sql
First we'll need to install Java 1.6 JDK, and be on PHP 5.2 or higher (You can check my PHP installation tutorial here. Also I'm on CentOS.
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We're going to install Apache Solr into /usr/local/share; however you can install it somewhere else if you'd like (e.g. install it in the root dir / )
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Home to one of the world's first great civilisations and more ancient wonders than you can shake a stick at, Egypt needs little introduction. With world famous pyramids, tomb strewn Valley of the Kings and the mighty temples of Abu Simbel, Egypt has attracted travellers since classical times. But there's more to Egypt than pharaohs, mummies and hieroglyphics. Take a luxury cruise or sail aboard a felucca on the longest river in the world - the Nile, or experience world class diving and snorkelling in the Red Sea. As a leading tour operator in Egypt, we offer a wide range of tours from guided group tours and private tours to tailormade holidays and special tours that take in the Sun Festival at Abu Simbel.
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Home to deserted ancient wonders, colourful markets, spectacular landscapes and the beautiful Red Sea, Egypt is a wonderful holiday destination and certainly a very interesting and intriguing place to explore. The Pyramids of Giza, ancient Luxor and seaside Hurghada are popular choices for a first time visit to Egypt and Mediterranean Alexandria and the remote Siwa Oasis are recommended for a longer holiday to Egypt or for returning travellers.
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Egypt is an exciting holiday destination for young and old! While our three family holidays cater for parents with youngsters from 5 - 17yrs, our two 'with teens' tours are perfect for parents travelling with teenagers, 12 - 17yrs. Our family-friendly tours below include a range of cultural, historical and active experiences to captivate children and teens alike; whether it's riding a camel at the Pyramids, exploring the myriad of tombs at the Valley of the Kings or sailing onboard a felucca in Aswan.
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Yoan Pablo Hernandez is ready for the biggest fight of his life when he challenges IBF Cruiserweight Champion Steve Cunningham (24-2, 12 KOs) in Neubrandenburg, Germany on October 1. Boxing-online.com has caught up with the 26-year-old (24-1, 13 KOs).
Q: What do you think of Steve Cunningham?
YPH: He is a very good boxer. This fight is a tremendous challenge for me and my chance to show everybody how good I am.
Q: What will your tactics be like for this fight?
YPH: Cunningham is fast and experienced. That is something I need to be aware of. That´s all I can say. Of course neither my coach Mr. Wegner nor I will reveal the strategy beforehand.
Q: Cunningham has already defeated your team-mates Marco Huck and Enad Licina. Are you scared that you might be his third victim?
YPH: No, not at all. Every fight is different. I felt sorry for Marco and Enad that they lost. Marco´s defeat has been quite a while ago, so who knows what the outcome would be now. What I know for sure, however, is that October 1 will be my big day. I will be the new champion.
Q: You are from Cuba. Is the fight against Cunningham also a fight between Cuba and the USA?
YPH: No. Its a fight between two boxers, that´s it. And even though I was born in Cuba, I´ve been living in Germany for quite a while now and feel at home over here.
Q: Not long ago, you had a special visitor
YPH: Yes. My mother came and visited me. I had not seen her for more than six years. It was a very emotional and unforgettable moment for us.
Q: You knocked out Steve Herelius in February to become the vacant WBA Cruiserweight Champion. You were supposed to fight Guillermo Jones. What happened?
YPH: I´m not sure. But then came the chance to fight Cunningham, which is great because I can finally accomplish my dream of becoming world champion. I´ve been training ever since February, so I will be in top shape.
Q: Cunningham is also a member of Team Sauerland. Is he more of a team-mate or enemy for you?
YPH: Neither. He is my opponent inside the ring. He is somebody I want to beat. And I will beat him.
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"The Woman in the Dunes" is a novel by Kobo Abe which follows the life of Niki Junpei, a schoolteacher tired of life, who seeks something greater than the mundane routine of daily existence. After missing a bus home from vacation, he is taken in by locals who live at the bottom of a sandpit, during which time he commits to the endless task of shoveling back sand, thereby meeting a mysterious young woman who seems to share a similar story. As such, "The Woman in the Dunes" deals with themes of identity, self-worth, and movement.


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'Agitation will be launched on April 11 if Chief Minister fails to make a statement by March 29
A roundtable on 'Bandar Port' has demanded Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy to spell out the government's stance on Machilipatnam port before March 29 in Assembly. Failing which, leaders at the conference said, Krishna district bandh will be organised on April 11.
Various political parties, including CPI, CPI(M) and YSR Congress Party, Bandar Port Sadhana Samithi, took part in the deliberations at the Telugu Desam Party (TDP)-sponsored roundtable conference here on Saturday.
The people of Machilipatnam and surrounding areas were happy that their long-cherished dream of the port was about to become a reality when foundation stone was laid. They were pinning high hopes on the port as it was expected to give a boost to industrial development and economic growth in the district.
Once the port was constructed, Machilipatnam and image of Krishna district will completely change as it would undergo unprecedented development and provide employment to thousands of jobless people, the speakers opined.
But, the State Government has been insensitive to people's demand. The State Government had promised thrice to commence work in December 2010, February 2011, and June 2011. Even after four years of the foundation stone was laid, no sign of progress has been visible, they pointed out.
The port works were in a limbo ever since former Chief Minister Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy laid the foundation stone.
It was time to raise voice against the government's apathy. The government would not respond, if it were a lone demand for the Machilipantam people. Entire district needs to rise to the occasion and mount pressure on the government, they felt.
Machilipatnam MP Konakalla Narayana Rao, Mylavaram MLA and TDP district president Devineni Umamaheswara Rao, CPI district secretary A. Vanaja, CPI leader Suryadevara Nageswara Rao, CPI(M) leader V. Umamaheswara Rao, Samata Party former national president V.V. Krishna Rao, YSR Congress party leaders P. Gowtham Reddy and T. Padmavathi, Bandar Port Sadhana Samithi president Nidumolu Venkateshawara Prasad and others spoke.


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Yuri Zhirkov admits he will leave Chelsea if he is not given first team action with the club.
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"I'll certainly get a chance in the next few months and I'll try to use it," he said.
"Then, in the winter, everything will probably depend on whether I get a chance and how I use it.
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In this video originally featured in March of 2012, Dr. David Finch, a biologist at New York University, discusses his thoughts on both Creationism and the effects of "new atheists" like Richard Dawkins.
It should be noted that indeterminacy does not imply that God does not have foreknowledge of future events. Christians ought not to be uncomfortable with the idea of God interacting with his creation through chance.
This BioLogos videocast addresses the idea of randomness as a part of natural selection, and whether it challenges the possibility of God using the evolutionary process as a means of creation.
Darwin developed his theory of evolution by looking at scientific evidence available in the mid-1800s. Since then, the whole field of genetics has developed, adding a powerful independent line of evidence in support of evolution. Genes show how the physical traits of living things are handed down and modified from one generation to the next. By comparing the DNA of many organisms, scientists can map the relationships between species. This map is in remarkable agreement with Darwin's predictions. The structure of chromosomes and particular genetic sequences point to the conclusion not just of common design, but common descent as well.
In today's video, Dr. Rick Colling states that evolution is not merely the imposition of death and destruction and survival of the fittest. Rather, it is about second chances.
In today's video, Oxford physicist Ard Louis discusses the famous debate between renowned evolutionary biologists Stephen Jay Gould and Simon Conway Morris over the idea of evolutionary convergence.
For many, the importance of apparent randomness in evolution can be a major stumbling block when considering whether God could have created through an evolutionary process.
In our first Distinctions video -- featuring biologists Sean Carroll and Kerry Fulcher, Smithsonian Human Origins Program director Rick Potts, and Old Testament scholar John Walton -- we look at the concept of randomness.
Scientists become fairly comfortable with a certain level of uncertainty within scientific data, notes Kathryn Applegate, but that is not the case for most people, especially where faith is concerned
Evolution includes random factors in both genetic mutation and natural selection. In popular usage, "random" often means "without purpose." Some atheists have described evolution as proceeding by "blind, purposeless chance." But to scientists, "chance" simply means unpredictability. God could choose to use random, unpredictable processes to accomplish his purposes in creation.
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Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Patrolling the national parks
After confirming that sleeping arrangements didn't involve tents, I signed up. Since then, we've conducted our training program in Tsavo West, which borders Tanzania to the south and the coast to the east. The underdeveloped wilderness of Tsavo East and West is one of the world's largest game reserves with an astonishing number of animals and birds. Unfortunately, they're also within shouting distance of Somalia, a country so lawless it has spawned pirates and poachers at an alarming rate, making the Tsavo a prime target for their greed and lust for "blood ivory."
We ferry airplanes from Nairobi—a Super Cub, a Husky and a very special Super Decathalon that good friends in Israel and the U.S. helped purchase—to the Kilaguni Airstrip, a good choice for many reasons, not the least of which is that the strip is a short walk to the lodge, where we're always warmly welcomed.
Kenya is rather isolated in the aviation world and is a tough environment for airplanes. As in all developing countries, general aviation is a real challenge because of the weather, fuel and spare parts, lack of flight instructors and inadequate facilities and resources. Kilaguni's red-dirt gravel throws rocks into the props and control surfaces.
The airplanes are well maintained, but still, parts and pieces fall off. We've had a piece of a propeller depart, causing the airplane to shake violently. Losing tailwheels is a common occurrence. We have spares, but the long walk back to the ramp is edgy because a lion might be lurking in the brush, checking you out for breakfast.
I've lost power because of carb ice and later found a piece of the carburetor had shaken loose. Go-arounds are the norm because of the ever present animals on or crossing the runway. Zebra, giraffe, ostrich, impala and warthogs are common. If you see one animal cross the runway, you're not in the clear yet because their extended family is usually following close behind. These are the realities a pilot in Kenya has to deal with daily.
The KWS pilots are more than skilled professionals. They're stewards of the land, chosen for their special skills and knowledge of the country. Moses Lelesit, a Samburu, was hired for his incredible eyesight and tracking skills; George Mwangi, warden of Sibiloi National Park, for his knowledge of the exotic northern part of the country; Danny Woodley and his brother Bongo, English Kenyans, grew up flying in their Tsavo Warden father's Super Cub. Each pilot speaks at least three languages—English, Swahili and their tribal language. And interestingly, in Kenya where tribalism is a fact of life, often causing political and social rifts, many of the 52 tribes are represented by the KWS—Masai, Kikuyu, Samburu, Luo, Luhya and Somali.
We instructors fly as much as possible, perhaps nine or 10 times a day. Instruction is tailored to each pilot and is geared toward recurrency, precision and, of course, everyone gets aerobatic and unusual altitude training. New pilots might be transitioning from a Cessna 182 into a Super Cub, while others are transitioning from the Cub to a Husky. Mechanics, or "engineers" as they're called in Kenya, fuel the airplanes from 55-gallon drums of petrol, check over the airplanes, change plugs and whatever else is required.
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|M.L. West translation, "Ancient Greek Music"
|As freely adapted by Thomas Byron Parks
|.. Let it be silent
Let the Luminous stars not shine,
Let the winds (?) and all the noisy rivers
die down;
And as we hymn the Father,
the Son and the Holy Spirit,
Let all the powers add
"Amen Amen"
Empire, praise always,
and glory to God,
The sole giver
of all good things,
Amen Amen
|Now let all the World fall
Let the radiant stars dim their light.
Let the winds and all the noisy rivers
stem their flow.
And in the breathless silence.
as we sing our praises to God the Father,
to Christ the Son, and to God's Holy Spirit,
three persons (facets) of the One,
all the powers of Heaven shall say,
"Amen! Amen!"
Then the people and empires of Earth,
all sing "Glory to God! Glory to God!"
For it is He alone,
who gives us all good things,
that we may have life.
Amen! Amen!
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splinded creatures of God.
Must not keep silent,
Nor shall the light-bearing stars
Remain behind…
All waves of thundering streams
Shall praise our Father, and Son,
And Holy Ghost,
All powers shall join in;
Amen, Amen!
Rule and Praise (and Glory)
to the sole Giver of all Good.
Amen, Amen!
princes not fall silent,
nor let the blazing stars desist
from making music.
Nor dry the fountains up of roaring rivers,
But let all creatures praise Father, and Son,
and Holy Spirit.
And all powers proclaim in a heavenly host:
Amen, Amen,
He is King of Kings in all eternity,
And the only bestower of all good things.
Amen, Amen!


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