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Senior Software Localizer / e-commerce specialist
Denmark - Last active: 2 days ago - Tests: 7 - Portfolio: 1
Localization Experience: I have been working in the localization business since 1994, and I have experience from all areas in localization as I have worked as software localizer, localization engineer, testing and engineering manager, and project manager in a large localization agency, and I have been involved in both localization and internationalization projects at a large Danish software company as well. Self-employed: In 2001 I started word gallery togehter with my partner. Services: * Translation and localization services related to IT. English to Danish translation. * Linguistic services including quality assurance, creating style guides and glossaries * Online marketing services like keyword research, ad translation, content creation * Experience in SEO and CRO - we have been involved in a number of webshops and know the importance of well-written content with focus on driving traffic and converting visitors to customers. CAT Tools / Translation Tools / Localization Tools: * Microsoft LocStudio * Microsoft Helium * Microsoft LEAF * Smartling * Google Translator Toolkit * Lionbridge Translation Workbench / Geoworkz * Catalyst * memoQ
- Software Testing
- Translation
- Translation English Danish
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
- SEO Keyword Research
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Direct Response Sales Copywriter
United States - Last active: 8 days ago - Tests: 2 - Portfolio: 1
Want to DOUBLE or TRIPLE YOUR SALES using the only copywriter on Odesk that has proven copy to quintuple (that's 5x) sales by rearranging a handful of words? Online sales is a word game...I know these words and phrases. Do you? If not, read on.... Using personalized training and mentorship by a 7-FIGURE GURU and applying the time-proven sales tactics by the Gods of copy (like John Carlton, Gary Halbert, Frank Kern, and Chris Haddad), you'll run copy that can 2x, 3x, or even 5x your sales (10x-20x if your current copy REALLY sucks!). What could doubling your sales do for YOUR business? Money to outsource more projects? Start-up cash for new income-stream ideas? This is entirely possible if your copywriter understands the KEYS to UNLOCKING maximum buying behaviors...there IS a winning combination that creates a POWERFUL need in customers for your product, turning them into hyper-rabid BUYERS! You will benefit in 1 of 2 major problem areas that most entrepreneurs struggle. And the winners experience: 1) "Conversion Crushing" Sales Letters or Video Sales Scripts that will transform your hesitant, skeptical, or even cynical prospects into crazy, passionate, and loyal buyers. 2) Sales copy surgery (aka Copy Critiques). Take your EXISTING sales copy to boost your conversion rates and take your profits to a whole new level! Your internet sales video or text sales letter will CONVERT more visitors into BUYERS. You just need the right combination of words to make that happen. If you're current CASH FLOW seems more like cash trickle, please contact me.
XHTML/CSS/Flash/Photoshop/Illustrator Pro in Seattle, USA
United States - Last active: 12 hours ago - Tests: 17 - Portfolio: 3
Over the last several years I have developed many websites using a variety of methods. I enjoy the flexibility that CSS/XHTML provides, so that is my medium of choice - all of my work is standards-compliant (XHTML 1.0 strict), and I have also converted many outdated sites into standards-compliant sites with table-free CSS layouts and improved functionality, leading to a better overall user experience. In addition to web coding, I have extensive experience in photography and traditional graphic design. My goal is always to produce sites that are as visually appealing as they are functional. I also have experience working with ColdFusion, Flash, PHP, JavaSript, and related technologies, and can convert PSD files into themes for Wordpress, Joomla, osCommerce, and similar formats, with great attention to detail and retention of full functionality. I believe in keeping 'the big picture' in mind - I incorporate SEO techniques into every project, and plan projects to allow for future expansion and updates.
Experienced technical and academic writer. Native English speaker.
Greece - Last active: 2 days ago - Tests: 8 - Portfolio: 20
As a graduate with many years experience of writing and proof-reading academic papers, I am familiar with all major citation practices. I am able to write papers for most subjects, from philosophy to physics. Without complaint, I adapt to any topic and style of writing, and I am thorough in my research. I firmly believe in going the extra mile required for completing the task to a high standard. As a perfectionist, I never compromise upon quality, whatever the size of the task.
English-Danish translator, linguist, localizer, reviewer & copywriter
Denmark - Last active: 22 days ago - Tests: 3 - Portfolio: 4
As a translator I will make your content sound as if it was originally written in Danish. As a copywriter my objective is to understand your target audience, and tailor my copy into the most effective style for engaging the reader and promoting your cause. I have experience with all sorts of subjects from technical apps to children's tales, and I have completed localization assignments for both major international companies and small startup businesses.
- Translation English Danish
- Translation Danish English
- Danish
- Content Writing
- Forum Moderation
- Article Writing
- Blog Writing
- Localization
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- Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
United States - Last active: 7 days ago - Tests: 2
Professional screenwriter (links to movies, scripts, and recommendations available upon request). I got my start in stand up comedy, so humor is my specialty; dark, clever, or raunchy. I also have experience in drama, horror, and sci-fi. I know how to combine lovable characters with a high-concept premise to make your script sell. Below is a link to my profile on my agent's website: http://therobbcompany.com/queen.html
Viral Visual Storytelling
United States - Last active: 1 day ago - Tests: 2 - Portfolio: 4
ROANE BEARD is a freelance writer specializing in short scripts for explainer videos, corporate trainings, and YouTube, along with creative writing for table top role-playing games and video games. He also creates screencast videos and presentations for education and small businesses. He was the founder, CEO and Lead Thinker at Think Now Education, a small business aimed at unleashing the creative potential of students afterschool, and is the creative force behind Newshounds Journalism Club. His newest project is his beautiful baby girl. Send Roane a message via oDesk for information on how to follow him on Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
Copywriter at plantadvertising.com
Australia - Last active: 5 days ago - Tests: 7 - Portfolio: 2
An Australian copywriter with over 14 years' experience, I got my first full-time agency position when renowned advertising profile Steve Trygg saw the work I was doing whilst studying at Berghs School of Communication, one of Europe's foremost marketing academies. Steve immediately offered me employment at his B2B agency SandbergTrygg, at whose European headquarters I then worked in parallel with my copywriting studies. This was way back in 2001. Covering quite technical accounts in the telecommunications, trucking and stock-trading industries, I stayed with SandbergTrygg until relocating to Cairns in 2003. Adpower Plus, at the time North Queensland's largest advertising agency, then employed me to service their clients – a mix of B2B and B2C companies and organisations, including Stockland Shopping Centres, Pacific Toyota, Medtel, Tourism Tropical North Queensland and Cairns Convention Centre, to name a few. Having made my mark on the Queensland market, I proceeded to go international with my own business in 2006 and have since worked for clients ranging from large corporations and organisations such as Rio Tinto, City West Water and the Maavarim Group to smaller outfits such as Zimperium Technologies, Enteract and Joolca. This has involved research, analysis, conceptualisation, copywriting and creative direction for numerous very different products. In other words: I'm equally at home advertising fast-moving products in the Western retail market as I am selling hospital equipment to African governments. Every last bit of my creative is built on solid research. Simply put, I not only come up with HOW to convey your message; I also provide the strategy required to decide WHAT to say. Since 2011, I am based out of Melbourne, where I run the strategic marketing agency Plant Advertising. And it's only now that this piece of text is going to get truly valuable to you, because, for all that I've told you above, what really matters is how good my actual copy is, right? So, check out the work samples at www.plantadvertising.com or have a look in the special Dropbox folder that I've prepared for oDesk clients at http://bit.ly/1t95lkB Remember, whatever copywriter you end up selecting for your project, the whole point of creative is to increase sales or otherwise convince your target group of this, that or the other – and far from all copy does that. Bottom line: if you're going to compromise on your marketing, you might as well not do it at all. Looking forward to hearing from you. Kind regards, Paul Walden
Writer and Editor
United States - Last active: 1 day ago - Tests: 10 - Portfolio: 9
Searching for the perfect words to take your brand to the next level? Let this versatile, seasoned wordsmith help. With nearly a decade of professional writing and editing experience, I can handle just about any writing or editing project you can throw at me. I have worked in both digital and print media, and my broad range of expertise spans from editing online knowledge-base articles to writing magazine cover stories. Some of my core competencies include proofreading/editing all types of materials (with proficiency in both AP Style and Chicago Manual of Style), copywriting, blogging, article writing, writing for SEO, and creative rewriting of web content -- for example, your website. I have also managed projects and teams of writers. Clients appreciate my professionalism, sharp eye for detail, conscientious work ethic, and fast turnaround. My objective is to acquire a part-time position in which I can apply my compositional and/or editorial expertise to craft engaging, grammatically sound content -- whatever your content needs may be.
- Creative writing
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Freelance Translator (Dutch/English/Spanish)
Spain - Last active: 1 month ago - Tests: 6
My name is Merlijn and I'm a Dutch native freelance translator based in Spain. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Spanish Language and Literature from the Universiteit Utrecht and a Master's degree in Literary Translation from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. I translate from both English and Spanish into Dutch and from Dutch into English. I'm also available for correction and revision of translations or articles. As a certified translator I will always deliver quality in a timely manner. Please have a look at the feedback I've received from other clients to get some insight in what they've liked best when working with me. As for translation experience, I've done many different subtitling projects, both films, documentaries and series. I have experience in literary translations, technical texts, such as manuals, tourism and travel brochures and websites, and webpages with a variety of topics. As you can see on my profile here, I've also been working for quite a while on a huge dictionary project. Besides translating, I'm currently also active as a certified English teacher on freelance basis both at an academy and private classes.


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My blog features projects I've made from side-of-the-road castoffs. I like to recycle old lamps, tables and rusty junk into useable and eclectic things for my home.
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After Hurricane Sandy
By Susan Stevenson on Oct 30, 2012
There is bad news here on Long Island... My street is on the North shore, we have a lot of trees down... Read more »Homeroad Continue reading
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Washi Tape Dispenser
By Susan Stevenson on Aug 29, 2012
The minute I found these 2 beauties I knew they were special... I think at one time they were for cassette tapes... I knew right away what I was going to use them for... I admired a... Continue reading
decor, furniture
Rush Seat Bench Makeover
By Susan Stevenson on Aug 24, 2012
A curb alert from a friend brought me this little cutie... It has a great rush seat... A little white chalk paint and wax later... And it turned out just as I had hoped! Homeroad Continue reading
DIY Dog Fence
By Susan Stevenson on Aug 16, 2012
Our Jack Russell can climb a fence. Don't let that innocent look fool you... She was climbing up the side of a 2 1/2' dog fence and waking us up every night. I know... she's... Continue reading
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Rustic Driftwood Picture Frame
By Susan Stevenson on Aug 13, 2012
Are you ready for another driftwood project before the summer is over? I built a frame using a very long board I found on the beach. I just love boards that wash up, they usually... Continue reading
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Driftwood House Number Marker
By Susan Stevenson on Aug 05, 2012
Imagine if you will, a 50 something, grown man rolling a 3' high, 100+ lb. driftwood stump down the beach... I told my husband I had a good idea for it, he must have liked... Continue reading
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Aluminum Cornered Crate
By Susan Stevenson on Jul 10, 2012
This crate began life as the leg of a sawhorse... I love the old paint on the wood. Using an old aluminum mini loaf pan and tin snips, I cut pieces of the trays to... Continue reading
diy, repurposing
Mailbox Organizer
By Susan Stevenson on Jul 08, 2012
It used to be old, dirty and in the thrift store... But for $1.00 it was all mine! A new coat of paint, a jute loop to hang it, and a vinyl number to match... Continue reading
diy, furniture
Side Table Makeover
By Susan Stevenson on Jul 07, 2012
I love to make things over... Here is a project I just finished that is just my style! I tried my best to save this table... it's beautiful but rickety... I tried to glue it,... Continue reading
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Chalk Board Memo Board
By Susan Stevenson on Jun 26, 2012
A quickie memo board made from a vintage green chalkboard and some twine... I painted a circle and some wavy stamp marks onto the green chalkboard.... used rubber stamps to fill in the circle... and... Continue reading

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Every profession is based on a body of knowledge and recommended practices, although they are not always defined in a precise manner.
In this Guide, the IEEE Computer Society establishes a baseline for the body of knowledge for the field of software engineering, and the work supports the Society''s responsibility to promote the advancement of both theory and practice in this field. It should be noted that the Guide does not purport to define the body of knowledge but rather to serve as a compendium and guide to the knowledge that has been developing and evolving over the past four decades.
A main objective of the SWEBOK(R) Guide -- to provide topical access to the Software Engineering Body of Knowledge -- motivates the fundamental organization of the Guide into 10 knowledge areas (KAs):
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text: I have really enjoyed this case so far, very compact yet spacious for various accessories. The only thing that was disappointing was that it has the same rough nylon type material on the inside of the case as it does on the outside. I would have thought there would be some sort of softer material to protect the camera on the inside, like many other cases have. Other than that it is a great case.


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2011 Ford Mustang GT 5.0 Coyote Engine
For The First Time Ever, The Mustang Gets Its Own V-8-And We Get The Inside Story On Its Birth
It's worth mentioning that while we hot rodders think in terms of port volume, factory engineers such as Adam and Todd can change nearly anything during the design phase, and are thus interested in total runner length and volume from the intake manifold to the valve. Cylinder head port and runner shape are also important, but secondary concerns to them.
Reducing cylinder-head size and weight was a major priority. While retaining the GT500s general layout of two cams working four valves per cylinder through roller-finger followers and hydraulic lash adjusters, every aspect of the GT500 head and valvetrain was re-evaluated to serve on the 7,000-rpm 5.0 liter. Downsizing the valvetrain for weight, size, and high-rpm reasons was a prime directive. The camshafts were brought closer together by 20 mm, and the hydraulic lash adjusters and roller-finger rockers miniaturized. This allowed narrowing the head left to right and shortening it vertically.
Stabilizing the valvetrain for 7,000-rpm operation was obviously required. The Four-Valves' smaller cam journal diameters were tossed in favor of the larger Three-Valve dimensions to give a stiffer camshaft. Furthermore, the camshaft bearing supports were repositioned to more optimal locations. Todd says the valvetrain is stable to the engine's redline plus several hundred more rpm, obviously all that's required and hinting at the "almost" valve lofting trick Adam alluded to. The valve-guide material is also upgraded for high-speed operation, and the intake guide was given a larger aluminum boss for streamlining.
A major goal for the Coyote head was superior coolant flow volume and even coolant distribution, especially around the exhaust valves. This was achieved via extensive computational flow dynamics and careful architecture, setting new internal Ford cooling records in the process.
The breakthrough was a new coolant path called cross-flow cooling. All previous modulars are series cooled, where the water rises from the block into the rear of the head, flows forward through the head and out into an external crossover tube in the valley and finally the thermostat.
The Coyote's cross-flow cooling mainly rises up from the block on the exhaust side of the head, passes evenly around the exhaust valves, then the spark plug and intake side of the head into a manifold. The manifold is really just a long, extra large galley cast into the intake side of the head. From the manifold the coolant exits at the front of the head to a crossover passage cast into the block, so there is no external tube taking up room in the engine's valley, obstructing the intake manifold (or supercharger, should you add one).
A small amount of coolant is still pumped into the head at the rear, but just enough to organize the coolant flow toward the front of the head and the crossover. Of course, the coolant flow was optimized using extensive computer analysis; the team demanded exceptional cooling to support power and suppress detonation in the high-compression, low-octane Coyote.
Another flow change was to the oil. Until now modular's had oil feeding from the front of the left head and back of the right head, but the Coyote feeds both heads from the front. "That's one of the things where we're preparing ourselves for future technologies, oil pressure actuated things in the valvetrain. There are a lot of different ones, so we wanted to make sure we're setting ourselves up to run some of those devices," said Gary Liimatta.
Perhaps the final major head-design challenge was packaging everything into the downsized Coyote head. This was only slightly complicated by leaving room for an EcoBoost fuel injector. Its path low on the intake side was protected during Coyote development in case Ford decides to fit the somewhat bulky direct injection injector to the 5.0-liter in the future.


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ILLAHE STUDIOS AND GALLERY is proud to host the second annual Community Collaborative Book Arts Project.
Each of the books was made by hand in our COMMUNITY PRESS WORKSHOP by members of the community then donated to the COMMUNITY PRESS PROJECT.
We invite you to write in, draw upon, cut, paste and embellish to your hearts' content. Create your own stories, poems or artist's book.
Then bring your book back to ILLAHE STUDIOS AND GALLERY to be part of a collaborative exhibition in conjunction with our Fourth Annual Book Arts Show in April. You can choose to put your book up for sale or just to show.
Gallery Commission on book sales is 50%.
BOOK FEE is $5 due when you select your book.
DEADLINE to return book to the gallery is MARCH 28, 2013 by 5 p.m.. After the show closes, unsold or NFS books can be picked up after April 30, 2013
Information on the 2012 project (First Annual)
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Rogue Art Plus Poetry!
Create & Exhibit Your Own Poetry Artist Book
Rogue Valley artists and poets are cordially invited to submit work that combines art and poetry. Completed submissions will be displayed during the month of April (National Poetry Month) at Illahe Studios & Gallery.
Pick up an official "Rogue APP" blank book (a 16-page, hand-sewn book) for $3 at the Illahe Studios & Gallery. Your work must be submitted in this format.
You may, however, modify the blank book to suit your purposes, write poetry, prose, drawings, collage, etc. Be creative!
Submissions will be judged. Submission is no guarantee of display at the gallery. Please respect community standards and make your work acceptable to a wide audience.
Include your name & the title of your work on the book. Also include separately your address, a telephone number, and a contact email address. Specify if your book will be for sale, and the retail price.
Books entered in this exhibit for sale are sold on consignment. The gallery commission will be 50% of the retail sale price. One submission per person.
You are responsible for picking up your work no later than Friday, May 11th. Alternately, you may provide a stamped, self-addressed mailer and your work will be sent to you.
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Terry Ann Black has been a registered nurse for 47 years, during which time she worked with many people in times of crisis. She found that most families were unable to access the vital information needed when their loved one was ill or dying.
When Terry's father-in-law died in an auto accident, she found a safe deposit box key in his apartment. The key had no identification as to where the box was located. She looked everywhere, tried everything…but never found the box. What might be inside it? Cash, gold, jewelry, collectibles? This experience led her to write her first edition of Caring is Not Enough in1992.


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Las Cruces, NM – With the cost of homes on the rise in Dona Ana County, and the influx of many new residents, the County Assessor plays an important role in the local economy. As KRWG's Evan Woodward reports, current Assessor Gary Perez who ran unopposed in 2002, is being challenged this time around.


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YIELD: Makes one 10-inch cake
1. Preheat the oven to 350°F. Prepare a 10-inch round cake pan by greasing it with cooking spray and then lining the bottom with parchment paper.
2. To make the cake, pour the hot coffee into a medium bowl and stir in the cocoa powder until it dissolves. Stir in the brown sugar, followed by the yogurt and the vanilla. Stir thoroughly to ensure that all of the ingredients are incorporated.
3. In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat the butter and granulated sugar on medium speed until light-yellow and fluffy, about 3 minutes. Scrape down the sides of the bowl. Add the eggs and mix for 2 minutes, scraping down the bowl as needed.
4. In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour, baking soda, and salt. With the mixer running on low speed, mix in a third of the flour mixture and half of the coffee mixture. Scrape down the bowl. Add another third of the flour mixture and all the remaining coffee mixture. Remove the bowl from the mixer and, using a rubber spatula, fold in the remaining flour mixture until all of the ingredients are fully incorporated. Pour the batter into the prepared cake pan.
5. Bake for 25 minutes. Rotate the pan in the oven and bake for 20 more minutes, or until a cake tester inserted in the center of the cake comes out clean. Remove the pan from the oven and let the cake cool in the pan for 20 minutes. Then turn the cake out onto a clean plate, remove the parchment, and turn the cake back over onto a wire rack. Let the cake cool completely.
6. In a food processor, pulse the brittle pieces 3 to 4 times until the brittle is powdery.
7. Put the cooled cake on a serving dish. In a microwave-safe dish, heat the dulce de leche on high power for 30 seconds, or until it is just liquid. Spoon the dulce de leche over the cake, and then sprinkle the kosher salt over the dulce de leche. Sprinkle about 1/2 cup of the ground brittle around the outer edge of the cake as a delicious decoration.
Reprinted from One Girl Cookies: Recipes for Cakes, Cupcakes, Whoopie Pies, and Cookies from Brooklyn's Beloved Bakery by Dawn Casale and David Crofton. Copyright © 2012 by One Girl Cookies Ltd. Photos copyright © 2012 by Iain Bagwell. Published by Clarkson Potter/Publishers, a division of Random House, Inc.


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Scrambling for a good cause
August 23, 2012 at 11:40 am in Lake County News-Chronicle
Golfers came out and took to the links at Lakeview National Golf Course for North Shore Horizons' first annual golf scramble. Proceeds from the scramble will support services and programs offered by the organization to victims of domestic and sexual violence. Continue Reading


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Worth noting todayJanuary 17th, 2010 by eyal | Filed under Links. | Print This Post
"Since this is a business matter, however, the U.S. government will keep away from Google's dealings in China." It is indeed a business decision, a 1 trillion dollars in treasuries owned by China type of business decision.


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Oh Man, I Shot Marvin in the Face.
Pulp Fiction has some great moments, but none as good as this. Vincent and Jules are driving with Marvin in the backseat. They are having a philosophical debate about God's intervention into the shooting that just took place back at the apartment. Vincent turns, resting his massive handgun on the back of the seat, to ask Marvin's opinion. Just at the end of the question, the gun accidentally goes off, plastering Marvin's brains all over the back window.
Dario Argento made some fantastic movies. Opera is no exception. The scene that stands out in this one (aside from the crow eating the eyeball) is where Betty is tied up by the murderer who tapes needles under her eyes, so she can't blink. Her boyfriend comes back from making her a cup of tea to find her tied up. Confused, he slowly approaches her. As he gets close, a knife is thrust up into his neck so deep it ends up in his mouth. He drops to his knees and then gets absolutely butchered. Sadly, he gets killed to horrible 80s rock music which I don't think he saw coming either.
Alien Chest Burst
This one has to be on the list because this scene was a total surprise for everyone in the room. The whole crew of the ship is sitting around the table having a meal. Everyone is in good spirits and Kane seems to have suffered no ill effects from his encounter with the "Face hugger". Happy team, bonding together, breaking bread . . . .until Kane starts to cough and convulse, ending up on his back on the table as the alien punches through his chest and escapes into the ship. What a terrible way to end a meal.


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Miley Cyrus on Sex: "It's a Beautiful and Magical Thing"
Former Disney starlet Miley Cyrus is all grown up and she's letting the whole world know it.
This past weekend, the 19-year-old singer flaunted her svelte physique at the 2012 Billboard Music Awards in a low-cut Jean Paul Gaultier blazer that just barely covered her lady assets.
A few days prior, she gave a candid interview on Lifetime's The Conversation With Amanda De Cadenet, vocalizing her newfound maturity on a variety of controversial topics, including sex.
"Girls who base how much they're worth on the sexual favors they can do for somebody, that makes me really sad," Miley revealed. "Because sex is actually really beautiful."
Strange as it may be to think of Hannah Montana as an authority on meaningful love-making, it's clear she's got a good head on her shoulders. Not only does Miley stress the importance of sex education for young people, but she also believes in presenting sex in a positive way.
"Let them know that they wouldn't be here without it, and it is a beautiful thing, and it is magic, and it is when you connect with somebody and it isn't how much you're worth," she stated. "Your worth isn't based on that. Your worth is based on how you feel about yourself."
Miley hasn't always felt comfortable opening up about sensitive topics, but in recent years, she's come to accept that she's allowed to speak her mind and have an opinion — whether she's right or wrong.
"I realized that my whole life isn't one giant press junket," she confessed. "I don't have to be smiling all the time and have the perfect answer."
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Eclipse chief Vern Raburn has told Flight International that the company has linked excessive landing speed to a rash of "blown tyres" on its Eclipse 500 very light jet. "It's the single biggest problem in operations," he says. Enabling the forensics is Eclipse's flight operations quality assurance programme, the first US Federal Aviation Administration-approved programme by an aircraft manufacturer.
Raburn says the company analysed speed, accelerometer and position data from more than 4,000 landings and found some "really grossly improper" piloting techniques in terms of landing speed, particularly from the ranks of turbine pilots experienced in heavier, swept-wing jets.
While adding a safety buffer of 10kt (18.5km/h) to the approach speeds may be appropriate for those aircraft, Raburn says the additional energy causes the Eclipse, due to its straight wing and nearness to the ground, to "float too far down the runway". Since the VLJ does not have an anti-skid system (brakes are manual as there is no hydraulic system), pilots were then locking the wheels and skidding in an attempt to stop in the remaining distance.
A separate life problem with the aircraft's Michelin tyres is also being addressed. Raburn says tyres on average have to be replaced after 100 landings, rather than 500, as called out in the tyre specification. The solution is a new Michelin bias-ply design that will replace the aircraft's radial tyres.
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FOUR new envoys to Rwanda presented their credentials to President Paul Kagame at Village Urugwiro yesterday. They are from France, Kingdom of Thailand, Canada and Sri Lanka.
The new French ambassador to Rwanda, Michel Flesch, told journalists that his country was interested in seeing Rwanda achieve her economic development strategy.
"During my term of office I will cement the bilateral relations between France and Rwanda and focus more on helping the country to achieve its Vision 2020," he said.
Without divulging more details about the relationship between the two countries that had gone sour in the past years, Flesch said he intended to focus on constructive and positive things and leave the past behind.
Flesch has served in different capacities in French Embassies in Cameroon, Luxembourg, Sainte Lucie, and in Vietnam. He is a former Ambassador of France to Guinea Bissao.
Ittiporn Boonpracong, Ambassador of Kingdom of Thailand, with a permanent residence in Nairobi, Kenya, said he will push the relationship between his country and Rwanda to "a more meaningful, closer and advanced level."
"We can benefit from one another through business exchange opportunities and we are ready to support Rwanda in terms of human resource development and technical cooperation in various fields, " he noted.
The 56-year old is an international law graduate and has worked in the public service in Thailand since 1980, first at the Ministry of Interior, and then the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He served in several diplomatic postings in Kenya and at the Permanent Mission of Thailand to the UN in New York and Geneva.
Prior to his appointment, he was Director General of the Department of Treaties and Legal Affairs in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
David Angell, the new Canadian High Commissioner, said: "Canada and Rwanda have a long standing and close, friendly relationship. I will deepen this relationship further during my tenure."
"I want to focus on promoting cooperation in the areas of oil and gas explorations and infrastructure, among others; for stance, Canadian companies are currently engaged in oil and gas exploration in this country".
Angell stated that the Canadian government is committed to tracking down Genocide fugitives that might be hiding in the country so that the North American state doesn't become a haven of war crimes.
The Canadian envoy was the high Commissioner in Nigeria from 2004 to 2007 and has a permanent residence in Nairobi.
Thambirajav Raveenthiran, the Sri Lanka High Commissioner to Rwanda, whose country is famous for textiles, said he would embark on bringing investors to Rwanda to invest in the textile industry.
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With a glossy lid and relatively trim profile, the Compaq Presario CQ50-215nr looks more expensive than its $549 price tag. Unfortunately, looks aren't everything: the Presario CQ50-215nr couldn't fulfill the laptop's upscale promise on our performance and battery benchmarks, in part due to its low-cost Athlon processor. Despite its upscale looks, the 15.4-inch Compaq Presario CQ50-215nr is marred by pokey performance and abbreviated battery life.
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The UpTake: Aneel Bhusri, the billionaire enterprise investor and entrepreneur, had a very hard time starting out at Greylock. That's because he wasn't cut out to invest in consumer tech companies. But a pivot to enterprise investing led to big bucks.
B illionaire enterprise founder and funder Aneel Bhusr i learned a valuable lesson the hard way in his early days at Greylock Partners— he wasn't cut out to be a consumer startup investor.
It was at the height of the dotcom bubble in 1999. "Because everybody else was investing in the consumer Internet, I did, too," he told a crowd of investors Wednesday at VentureScape, the annual conference of the National Venture Capital Association.
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"It turned out that selling cameras online was a good business — for Amazon," he recalled. "I invested $25 million, Amazon waged a price war and we were out of business in 12 months."
Hello Asia was an online portal into the East. "That might be a good business now, but Hello Asia quickly became good-bye $15 million. Timing is everything."
Bhusri figures he was out about $70 million at the end of his first year as a venture investor. Then he made a fortuitous switch to backing enterprise software companies, something he knew well as a former top executive at Peoplesoft.
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The Fighting Illini men's cross country team begins the 2014 campaign on Friday, August 29, at the University of Illinois Arboretum in Urbana for the Illini Challenge. The 6K race is set to start at 7:00 p.m.
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"Our goal as a team on Friday is to compete to the best of our abilities in this setting," said Stewart. "We'll have a really young group of athletes racing with a lot of guys making their Illini debut. I want to see those guys run tough, run with pride, and run to their current fitness levels. It's going to be a very familiar setting at home with a quality opponent. It'll force our guys to make a lot of tough decisions in the race that they've not had to make before, and that'll be a positive. I am looking forward to seeing where some of these guys are at, and how they respond to racing for the first time in a while."
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Eight runners will suit up for the Illini on Friday. Tommy King and Paul Zeman will be the veterans of the group as a young squad will toe the line for the Orange and Blue. Will Brewster, Ryan Burgoon, Joe Cowlin, Alex Gold, Garrett Lee and Alex Notton will also be representing the Illini.
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Friday's meet will be a border battle as the Orange and Blue, the fifth-ranked team in the Midwest Region according to the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association's preseason poll, welcome the University of Missouri, the Midwest's number seven squad, to the UI Arboretum. The Illinois XC Club will also be competing at the event. The Illini and the Tigers competed against each other at four meets last season. Illinois topped Missouri in three of those four meets, including the NCAA Midwest Regional Championships.
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The Fighting Illini men's cross country team won the 2013 Illini Challenge, capturing the title for the ninth consecutive year. The squad finished with 19 points, outdistancing runner-up Illinois XC Club (36) and third-place finisher Hannibal-LaGrange (79).
Five of the top seven finishers donned the Orange and Blue, with Jannis Toepfer leading the way. Toepfer was the overall race winner, breaking the tape with a time of 18:58. Liam Markham followed Toepfer into the chute, claiming second with a 19:05 showing. Tommy King (19:31) and Ian Barnett (19:33) finished fourth and fifth, respectively. Ryan Burgoon rounded out the top five for the Illini, finishing in 19:49 to claim seventh. Jon Vaccaro also competed in the meet, placing 22nd with a time of 21:10.
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1. Jannis Toepfer, 18:58
2. Liam Markham, 19:05
4. Tommy King, 19:31
5. Ian Barnett, 19:33
7. Ryan Burgoon, 19:49
10. Garrett Lee (unattached), 20:07
13. Alex Gold (unattached), 20:21
22. Jon Vaccaro, 21:10
24. Alex Notton (unattached), 21:50
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3. Hannibal LaGrange 79
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The Illini will be making a road trip out West next weekend, as they travel to Kelso, Washington to do battle with Portland on Saturday, September 6th.


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Street Fighter IV has been a very popular fighting game which has had several upgrades, most of them also showing up at your favorite retail video game store near you.
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|Route Climbed: Standard Date Climbed: June 14 2000
|Ring around the cirque. Cold, windy, snowy day made conditions more challenging than normal.
|Posted Oct 6, 2002 1:10 pm
|Route Climbed: Kite Lake Date Climbed: September 21, 2002
|With the snow, this climb was a challenge. It was slick in areas and i'm not used to climbing in the snow. So i was even more happy to make it safely to the top and back down! What awesome views! no haze so it was great!
|Posted Sep 22, 2002 1:31 pm
|Route Climbed: Kite Lake Date Climbed: August 10, 2002
|these mountains were over populated, enough folks to start a small village at the summit of democrat. i still loved this hike, even though there were too many people the day we went i found that most the other hikers we spoke with were over all genuinely into the outdoors and hiking. don't get me wrong there was still the mountains fair share of caffè latte totin tourons to contend with.
|Posted Sep 19, 2002 5:44 am
|Route Climbed: Kite Lake Date Climbed: September 3, 2002
|Did the standard triple bagger route from Kite Lake. Except I got off the trail early and ended up scrambling up the scree to Democrat. That wore me out! Started at 8 am and summitted Democrat at 9:45 am. (By the way, not to diminish anyone's accomplishments or anything, but Cameron doesn't count as a fourteener!)
Third of 10 fourteeners in 6 days. #11 overall.
|Posted Sep 17, 2002 2:38 pm
|Matt Mahoney
|Route Climbed: Kite Lake Date Climbed: July 25 2002
|I meant to climb Bross, Lincoln, Democrat but the gated jeep road that I thought went up Bross went to the Democrat-Cameron saddle so I just went the other way around. Good weather. 3:52 car to car.
|Posted Jul 27, 2002 8:47 am
|Route Climbed: Kite Lake Date Climbed: June 24, 2000
|My son, Patrick, and grandson, Shawn, and I climbed all 4 summits, and would have climbed South Bross if it hadn't rained. Had a nice glissade off the summit. Shawn turned back before we started up from the saddle. Almost got run over by a mountain biker as I summited Bross. I wonder if he guessed what I ment when I ignored his wave?
|Posted Jun 28, 2002 1:12 am
|Route Climbed: Mt Bross Road and Cameron-Democrat Ridge Date Climbed: July 15, 1994
|I drove to Bross and climbed Lincoln. Not much of a climb, but then I did Democrat. I didn't carry any water, and the wind was really blowing. Crossing the connecting ridge was relatively easy but coming back was really hard. I got hypothermia from dehydration.
|Posted Jun 25, 2002 9:11 pm
|Route Climbed: Democrat-Lincoln-Bross traverse Date Climbed: August 1997
|Knocking off 3 in one day is an awesome feeling! I think hiking these 3 gave me the desire to keep going and see if I can finish all 54 peaks in Colorado that are 14,000 or more feet high!
|Posted Jun 3, 2002 4:27 pm
|Matt Mahoney
|Route Climbed: South ridge Date Climbed: June 23 2000
|Somehow I ended up at Lake Emma, Mt. Buckskin, some class 3 climbing, and a steep glissade on the descent. Definitely not the standard route. It was only my 2nd day at altitude (from Florida), not enough acclimation to do Lincoln and Bross today.
|Posted May 19, 2002 3:33 pm
|Route Climbed: From Kite Lake Date Climbed: August 1996
|The first peak of 3 (or four if you count the bump called Cameron). What a great traverse. I hope to do it as a ski traverse in winter.
|Posted Apr 4, 2002 5:32 am
|Route Climbed: Standard from Kite Lake Date Climbed: July 1996
|Combined w/Lincoln and Bross, 2nd 14er climb, very windy i remember.
|Posted Jan 24, 2002 7:32 am
|Route Climbed: Southeast Face I Date Climbed: Aug. 25, 2001
|Easy summit after steep climb to East Ridge I. Very open and crowded, had to really search for a place to go the bathroom. Not one of the quieter peaks and definetly did not like the jeep road people can take almost all the way up Bross. Felt like Pikes Peak with cars at top of mountain.
|Posted Dec 28, 2001 11:04 pm
|Route Climbed: Kite Lake Date Climbed: 8/15/2001
|Democrat was the 3rd of 5 fourteeners that my partner and I climbed in 5 days. Pretty easy hike up, a well defined trail from thousands of feet! Fantastic views from the summit. We had intended to do all three peaks, but we got a late start and the weather was not looking good (the early morning was rainy and cloudy that day), so we came back down. Another day for Lincoln and Bross! Roach states in his book 'Colorado's Fourteeners' that you must park passenger cars at a switchback below the creek. Not so. The creek has a nice bridge over it now and you can drive all the way up to the lake. Get there early though, if you want a parking place!
|Posted Aug 23, 2001 6:12 pm
|Peter Eliassen
|Route Climbed: Standard Date Climbed: 9/1/97
|Beautiful peak...excellent hike, enjoy!
|Posted Aug 16, 2001 11:38 am
|Route Climbed: 3 banger route Date Climbed: 8-8-01
great day, took 3 hr. 40 min.
|Posted Aug 15, 2001 3:20 pm
|Route Climbed: Three Bagger from Mt Lincoln Date Climbed: June 9, 1999
|I did this in the same day along with Bross and Lincoln. What a cool view back over to Freemont Pass.
|Posted Aug 8, 2001 2:50 pm
|Route Climbed: North Ridge Date Climbed: 07-23-2001
|Did not see one person on this route until we reached the summit.
|Posted Aug 5, 2001 11:59 pm
|Route Climbed: East Ridge
|I have done this route two times and is a nice steep hike.
|Posted Jul 19, 2001 8:06 pm
|Route Climbed: From Kite Lake Date Climbed: 8-4-94
|As is usual, this was the first of these 4 peaks we climbed that day....Democrat, Cameron, Lincoln, and Bross, in that order. Beautiful hike, but certainly not alone. We chatted with many along the way, including a 7-yr-old boy on his way down who had just done his first 14er, and an older chap in his 80's who was making his annual birthday climb of this trio with the aid of a friend and a cane. We were impressed!!
|Posted Apr 8, 2001 1:01 pm
|Bob Bolton
|Route Climbed: Standard Date Climbed: August 1995
|We intended to do 4 14ers this day. My buddy Duane made all 4 (Sherman, Democrat, Lincoln, Bross), but I only got Sherman and Democrat. The previous week was brutal for me with 3 nights of little or no sleep, including the drive to Colorado from Washington. I had run the Hood to Coast Relay in Oregon one week earlier, which is an all-night event and involved over 17 miles of running in three legs. Then an all-night drive two days later, then this 4 days later. So my body was entirely wasted after summitting Democrat, and I watched Duane head on over to Lincoln without me. I barely made it down the mountain to the car. When I got there I layed back the seat and crashed. It was nearly dark before he finally stumbled into the parking lot, satisfied but also exhausted. Then we had to drive to Boulder! How crazy are we anyway??? ;-)
|Posted Apr 3, 2001 11:15 am


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Mumbai's Versova to get fishing harbour: Kamat
By FnF Correspondent
PUBLISHED: Sep 23, 2011, 19:09 pm IST | UPDATED: Sep 23, 2011, 19:14 pm
Keywords: Fishing harbour Versova Northwest Mumbai MP Gurudas Kamat Maharashtra government
Mumbai: A fishing harbour will come up at Versova village in northwest Mumbai, as long demanded by the residents, local MP Gurudas Kamat said Friday.
"The Maharashtra government did not have enough funding for the harbour, hence I had approached the central government and Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar, who agreed to consider the proposal to fund 75 percent of the Rs.50-crore project," Kamat said.
"The state government has approved the project and will be contributing the remaining 25 percent of the cost," he added.
Versova village houses around 15,000 people who are mostly dependent on fishing in Versova creek for their livelihood. As many as 500 boats operate in the creek everyday.
"But due to heavy muck in the creek, many accidents have occurred over the years. The accidents reduced after a jetty was installed there, but smaller boats continue to suffer," Kamat said.
A dredger has been hired for the purpose of desilting the creek and work shall start in October, he said.
Kamat, however, said that it will take some time for the work on the harbour to start.
"The Maharashtra government has just approved of the harbour plan. The in-principle nod from the central government and other formalities will take some time before actual work on the harbour can begin," he said.
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As the senior pastor of Capitol Hill Baptist Church, my friend Mark Dever is no stranger to this question. It is a topic I have sought his wisdom on at many points over the years, and it's a question he addressed directly in his sermon this past weekend: "Jesus Paid Taxes" (Mark 12:13-17).
Mark began the message with a statement made one day by a Muslim friend: "That's the problem with Christianity: you have no vision for the state or for society as a whole."
Mark concluded his message with these words:
Does Christianity have a vision for the state or the society as a whole, or is Christianity—as my Muslim friend implied—so heavenly minded that it's of no earthly good?
I think visions like the one my friend had for the state are way too shallow. They're about swords and external conformity to laws. Jesus Christ comes to do something much deeper than any social revolutionary has ever been able to do. He's come to actually change our hearts, to change our natures. The Bible shows us that God has a wonderful vision for his world. We've all rejected that vision. And yet even after that rejection, God, in his amazing mercy and love, continues to pursue us. Jesus Christ, his own son, stood there teaching the very people that would in a few days' time seek his life, arrest him, beat him, have him put to death.
I know there are Marxist and Muslim utopian visions for our world. There are secular visions, too. But none of these visions sufficiently take into account the things the Bible teaches about the sinfulness of humans, about our being made in God's image, about God's goodness, his love, his holiness. Utopian visions of politics or nations or the state always lead to tragedy. They always lead to tyranny and despotism and terrible distortions of God's will.
Friends, it is the truth of Christianity, about God being holy and loving, and our being made in God's image, and yet fallen, and God's provisions and promises for us in Christ—it is all of these truths together that lead us to sufficiently respect the fallen governments of the world, and yet give us hope to endure them, and to work and hope for something infinitely better. So God gives us the peace that comes with such hope and the strength to get up another day, to continue following Jesus until he brings us home.
You can read Collin Hansen's written summary of the message here and you can listen to the mp3 here.
According to Hansen, Thabiti Anyabwile described the sermon as "a biblical theology of Christians and the state, at once full of unction, intellectually challenging, and affecting the heart. I've heard a lot of Mark's preaching, but I don't know that I've ever heard him better."
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Not a controversial thought, you might have thought. And yet, most brands don't appear to want to learn all that much from content specialists, media organisations and others with editorial experience. Of course someone will chance some sort of tie-up with Vice, in the hope that the hipster pixie dust will make everything alright, but that's about the extent of it.
So, in the spirit of bringing you insights from the editorial world, here's something that you might have missed from a few weeks back: a report from the Nieman Journalism Lab, on how media companies are getting traffic to their sites. It's well worth a read, but the topline is: the majority of visitors to the sites of brands such as the New York Times don't bother to stop and say hello to the home page. Search engines still play their part, of course, but the 'side door' that is social media is growing ever more important. And while no newspaper website is in a hurry to ditch the idea of home page as front page, it's clear that the instruction 'every page needs to be a home page' is truer than ever.
I hope this brief tour round medialand means you start thinking about the following: does your brand need a home page? Does it actually need multiple home pages? If yes, what needs to be on each of those multiple pages? What happens when someone tries to view the home page on a mobile? Do the 20 apps your team has launched in the last six months make any sense in the context of your brand home page?
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Yes I have heard about a sequel and I'd be the first to say yes to a phone call from Sly. I mean, we spoke about it as soon as the movie started to do really well and he says, you know, it would be great to do this again, and if there's anyone who can do a good sequel it's Sly Stallone! He's done a fair amount. Yeah, we had a good time. It's something I'd like to repeat.
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