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The Subaru BRAT, basically a factory El Camino-ized Leone, has quite the lawsuit history in this country, due to the Chicken Tax-evading-but-dangerous jump seats in the bed that made the BRAT a "car," legally speaking. The BRAT was sold in the United States until the 1987 model year, but it's nearly impossible to find examples built after the early 1980s. Here's a reasonably nice-looking '84 that Shawn Rodgers (you may recognize him as the hero of the Junkyard Build Quality Challenges, as well as the captain of the very fast Bunny With a Pancake On Its Head 24 Hours of LeMons Rabbit team) saw in a San Francisco Bay Area wrecking yard last week and was kind enough to photograph for us. (Read More…)
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If you run a very large flower shop somewhere in Europe, and are in need of a van that could be configured to your needs — including where the power from the engine will go — Mercedes has a van just for you.
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Long time no talk (I sound like a native American an Indian). (Yeah, not so much. – SM)
I have an 09 Outback with ~65k miles. I had noticed a bit of a burning smell after running it for a while and it was pretty strong after a recent trip. I thought it smelled like a belt slipping but when I popped the hood the two belts looked fine. After looking around for a minute I realized that the passenger side CV boot had torn and was dripping grease on to the cat. Checking the other side revealed that the driver's side boot was also torn. Apparently this is a pretty common failure for scoobies. The Internet says I should be concerned if I hear a "popping" sound or the clunk associated with failing bearings. Luckily I am hearing neither. The dealer had a set price of $370 per boot for replacing the boots that the service manager somewhat disconcertingly blurted out almost before I finished describing the problem. The independent shop thought they could do both for less than $500 if the axles weren't bad, but if they were bad then it would be another $450 per.
My question is this: Can I just get split boots from JC Whitney and pack them with grease or do I really need to have the pros fix it? (Read More…)
Before Subaru finally nailed down the sales-clinching formula for a car that had four-wheel-drive but didn't seem too truck-like, all the major Japanese car manufacturers took at shot at building little sedans and wagons with power going to all the wheels. Since I live in Colorado, I get to see examples of each of those 1980s efforts, most of which didn't result in much showroom action but are still pretty interesting today. In this series, we've seen a Camry All-Trac, quite a few Corolla All-Tracs, lots of Tercel 4WD wagons, countless elderly Subarus, and so on. The Honda Shuttle aka Civic Wagovan shows up in Denver wrecking yards as well, and I don't bother to photograph most of them. This late Wagovan with the futuristic "Real-Time" four-wheel-drive system, however, is a rare find even in Colorado. (Read More…)
The folks at Jeep have known for some time that high volume on-road models have to be part of the mix to keep low volume off-road models viable. From the 1946 Willys Station Wagon and the original Wagoneer, to the Grand Cherokee and the Compass, Jeep has been on a steady march towards the word no Wrangler owner wants to hear: "crossover". Their plan is to replace the off-road capable Liberty and compete with the RAV4, CR-V and 20 other small crossovers with one vehicle: the 2014 Cherokee.
With two ambitious (and contradictory) missions and unconventional looks, the Cherokee has turned into one of the most polarizing cars in recent memory. It is therefore no surprise the Cherokee has been getting mixed reviews. USA Today called it "unstoppable fun" while Consumer Reports called it "half baked" with a "choppy ride and clumsy handling." Our own Derek Kreindler came away disappointed with its on-road performance at the launch event, though he had praise for the Cherokee's off-road capabilities. What should we make of the glowing reviews, and the equally loud dissenting voices?
With so many old Subarus in Denver wrecking yards, I do run across the occasional BRAT. We've seen this '79 and this very rare Sawzall Edition '86 so far in this series, and today we'll be looking at a well-used '82 that still has the very rare lawsuit-inducing jumpseats in the back. (Read More…)
Car shopping used to be so simple: you could buy a truck or a car. Then came the wagon, minivan, sport utility and the latest craze: the crossover. There's just one problem with the crossover for me however: it's not a crossover. With a name like that you'd assume that a modern crossover blended the lines between a truck/SUV with a car/minivan. The reality of course is that the modern three-row crossover is just a front-driving minivan that doesn't handle as well or haul as much stuff. In this sea of transverse minivans in SUV clothing lies just one mass-market vehicle that I can honestly call a three-row crossover: the Dodge Durango. Instead of a car that's been turned into an AWD minivan with a longer hood, the Dodge uses drivetrains out of the RAM 1500 combined with a car-like unibody. While rumors swirled that the Durango would be canceled in favor of a 7-seat Jeep, Dodge was working a substantial makeover for 2014. (Read More…)
Jay writes:
Professor Mehta,
I have some friends that are moving to Colorado from native South Florida. They've never lived in a 4 season climate let alone driven in snow. They own outright a 2007 2WD Suburban (80k miles) L33/LS1 FTW. The other car is an Acura TL he drives for work.
Since I'm the resident car guy, they've asked for advice. Should they trade the Suburban and get her a CPO X5 (her dream car)? Or buy an MDX, RX350 AWD? (Read More…)
If thought of a front-driven ultimate driving machine seems like either the best thing ever or a nightmare, then BMW Sales and Marketing board member Ian Robertson has some good/bad news for you: 11 BMWs and MINIs will soon arrive in the showroom, all underpinned by the UKL1 FWD/AWD chassis.


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Thread: A failed attempt
January 2nd, 2005 #1
A failed attempt
I was at work and I was very bored so I started drawing this terrible thing...
You can't even really tell what is going on...its actually me asleep on a conveyer with some elaborate dream sequence going on up in the top left, meanwhilst a chemical fire has started on the bottom right...it made my boss laugh...but anyway...
So yeah I thought it was pretty neat...rather I spent alot of time on it..and it had a lot of lines...so I decided it would be worth my time to color it ...
I started out really loose with the airbrush tool (photoshop) so alot of it is really runny looking and not quite "in the lines". then I tried to add light qualities and all that good stuff..but I think I just went overboard and crazy and what have you...
it's meant to be funny so I TRIED to be as over the top as I could with the coloring, but something about this picture doesnt look right (besides the fact that all the equipment in the scene is 2d).
so yeah anyway heres a close up of the dream since you can't really tell what is going on on the small version.
anyway tell me what you think...
Keep in mind I drew this with one of those BiC 4000 for a 1$ pens, and it was on a sheet of copy paper. Do you have any idea how hard it is to make small lines with one of those fucking things??
Hide this ad by registering as a memberJanuary 2nd, 2005 #2
great story,
maybe what's bothering you is the horizon line rising up to the right.
As well, if you push the dream scene up and to the left and have the bubbles coming from his head it may be more obvious that he is dreaming.

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Anti-Xenomorph Squad
Characters especially chosen to fight the xenomorphs.
Characters especially chosen to fight the xenomorphs.
Not tough enough to fight an adult xenomorph directly, but his "liquid" form is more than durable enough to "harvest" facehuggers. He triggers their release from the eggs, then contains them in his fluid form until they can be destroyed.
He's also an effective scout, able to quickly dissolve in order to escape direct conflict, and benefits from not giving off pheromones in his liquid form, making him more difficult for xenomorphs to detect.
Lacking any normal anatomy, resistant to most attacks, and with a tremendous ability to recover from wounds, Apocalypse is essentially invulnerable to facehuggers, and powerful enough to fight adult xenomorphs head on.
His shape changing and control over his cellular structure also allow him to fight the xenomorphs indirectly, giving him the option of out-maneuvering them.
Without a solid physical form, it is all but impossible for the xenomorphs to hurt her. Exposure to their acidic blood is unpleasant for her, but it can be purged from her form without any real damage.
Although she's not powerful enough to destroy an adult xenomorph directly, she is effective for scouting and creating diversions,and, of course, especially valuable in aquatic settings.
By fully covering her body (including her face) in her armor she is essentially invulnerable to facehuggers, and the regenerating nature of her armor makes it resistant to the acidic xenomorph blood. In fact, having fought them several times, she has adapted her armor to shed their blood immediately, like the proverbial "water off a ducks back," although this may have detrimental effects of people and objects around her. Obviously, the armor also protects from some of the raw physical force of xenomorph attacks.
In addition, her blades are capable of cutting a xenomorph to pieces over time.
All of that being said, Argent is much less damage resistant to many of the others on the squad. She may be able to match an adult xenomorph one-to-one, but would be overpowered facing a group.
Being made of non-organic matter, Blok is essentially immune to facehuggers. His raw strength and durability allow him to face adult xenomorphs directly without fear of serious consequences.
The xenomorphs,however, are significantly faster than Blok. This is less of a limitation for him then it might be, since xenomorphs tend to attack head on, rather than avoid confrontation. In fact, during battles he can often be found under a pile of xenomorphs, slowly working his way through them.
Lacking any normal anatomy, Metamorpho is all but invulnerable to attacks by facehuggers. In addition, his ability to transform to gas or liquid states makes it all but impossible for adult xenomorphs to hurt him.
His most effective attack against xenomorphs is to turn to a gas, move into their brains and turn to lead, causing instant death. This has the advantage of not releasing any of their acidic blood, which isn't a threat to Metamorpho, but might be for others.
As a being composed purely of energy, Quislet is largely immune to any physical threat the xenomorphs might pose, although he protects his "ship" out for the sake of convenience.
Although Quislet's powers won't directly effect organic matter, including the xenomorphs, it can use its powers to create weapons or restraints to use against the xenomorphs.
Just in general, plastic man is all but invulnerable to most purely physical attacks, and this includes anything facehuggers or adult xenomorphs might attempt, including their acidic blood.
Plastic man isn't powerful enough to destroy adult xenomorphs directly, but can distract or restrain them.
Has abilities similar to, but even more advanced then his father, plastic man.
With her original powers Photon can take on a pure energy form, making her immune to physical harm, and can do a lot of damage, making her more then capable of destroying xenomorphs.
As a being of pure energy, able to stand up Doomsday, Radiant is immune to most physical attacks, and capable of doing a lot of damage.
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Raspberry Pretzel Dessert
11 Jul 2009
|Broken pretzels
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Melted margarine
|3 Tablespoon
|Confectioner's sugar
|3 Tablespoon
|Boiling water
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Raspberry gelatin
|6 Ounce (1 Package Of 6 Ounce)
|Frozen raspberries
|16 Ounce (1 Package Of 16 Ounce)
|Cream cheese
|8 Ounce, softened
|Lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
|Confectioner's sugar
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Whipped topping
|8 Ounce
Combine the pretzels, margarine and the 3 tablespoons confectioners' sugar.
Spread in a 9x13 inch baking dish, being sure to cover the bottom of the dish completely.
Bake at 350 degrees for 10 minutes; let stand until cool.
Combine the boiling water and the dry gelatin mix in a bowl, stirring until dissolved.
Stir in the frozen raspberries; let stand until cool.
Combine the cream cheese, lemon juice, egg and the 1 cup confectioners' sugar in a separate bowl and mix well.
Fold in the whipped topping.
Spread carefully over the top of the cooled pretzel mixture.
Pour the semi-set gelatin mixture carefully over the cream cheese layer, being careful not to let the two layers mix.
Chill until firm.
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Course:Dessert, Fruit Dessert
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How many c-sections is too many?
I've had three c-sections. The third one took twice as long as the other two because of scar tissue. If I have another will that be too dangerous?
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I have had 4 c-sections and am now tring to concieve one more child.posted 08/07/2010 by lauramb26
I've had 5 c-sections. I was told I had a window with #3, and that I shouldn't have any more. After prayerful consideration, my husband and I decided our family was not complete, so we decided to try for #4. There was no window or thinning with #4 or #5. Yes, there are risks with multiple c-sections, but there are also risks with driving down the road. Every case is individual, and you need to decide what is best for you. As for me, I can't imagine not having #4 or #5 because I let my doctor decide. I think you need to account for the fact that they are probably going to error on the side of caution because they worry about the risk. They don't get the reward of a beautiful baby on the other side either.posted 08/06/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
Has anyone else experienced extreme shaking within the 2 hour recovery after c-sec? I shoke pretty bad and then the shaking would stop for about a minute and I could feel my pupils dilate then the shaking would begin again. That happened about 4 times. Everytime the shaking stopped, the machines (I guess heart rate) would beep much slower. It really freaked me out because I thought something bad was happening. I am pregnant again and really nervous that it will happen again if I have another c-sec which I probably will. I was told it was hormones causing the abrupt start and stop of the shaking. But I think it was the drugs too. The nurse said it was my body trying to regulate. It was just scary and I wanted to see if others had this experience. Thanks!posted 07/11/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
I have three healthy kids by c-section last baby was born on sep 09 am pregnant with 4 so far so good and aiming for at least three more so hoping all goes well.I think it is upto how u feel and if u r up for it cause i am anemic aswell was asmetic in first child was dibetic in third havent tested this time around.posted 07/05/2010 by amiji
I have had three c-sections and I am pregnant with my 4th. I will have a 4th c-section in December and my doctor has not indicated any problems with that.posted 06/28/2010 by cristal_rios
Hi all i have aquestion also, i just gave birth to my 3rd baby finally a girl, after my second because of pre-eclampsia i had my tubes cut & tied but after 2 weeks i only wanted to undo what i did so i had a op to fix my tubes & within 2 years i was preg & now have had my fourth op, but i want more, not right now but in the next few years im 32 years old & it took about 30 mins to born her when my boys were a 15 min job, so it was double the time & this time my strick dr said i had alot of scar tissue & she did not recomend me to have more because it too so long but also in the beginning she had removed my old scar so that took extra time also but anyways just wondering if others have had more with being told about scar tissue & having the old scar cut out. & having more babies. Honestly this was for me the easiest of them all i was feeling so easy & not too much pain walking the 1st day & no soreness. any thoughts would be appreciated, Thanksposted 06/21/2010 by Sana2+1soon
i have been wondering that myself i have had 2 c sections and am pregnant with my 3rd my doctor wants me to have a c section and my husband wants me to try fro a vbac im am stressed about it we dont do birth control and i want lots of kids. she told me she would "let" me have 1 or 2 more if i wanted to but my aunt has had 4 c sections and her doctor told her she could have as many as she wants so i really do think its up to your body and your doctor my old doctor didnt want me to have a 3rd baby! so it really is all a matter of opinion and body type i thinkposted 06/15/2010 by wheelers2004
I would say that decision is up to you and your doctor. There is a lot of misinformation on VBAC's and how many c-sections are safe. Every situation is different. I have had three kids-all were c-sections-first kid was breech, second was a scheduled c-section. My doctor gave me the option of c-section or VBAC with that baby. I was more comfortable with a scheduled c-section because I knew what to expect, and it was easier to make child care arrangements for my older kid. With my third kid, I had no choice but to have another c-section, because I had already had two. A friend of mine has had 5 boys, all delivered by c-section, no problems for her or the babies.posted 06/10/2010 by candlechick1978
I am pregnant for the second time and i am excited about having my second c-section but i heard that you cant have more than 3 c sectionsposted 06/03/2010 by Kendalyn's Mother
I am on my 5th c section and doing so well, I like most moms here will not dialate with my 1st son he was 2 weeks late and my water broke and they gave me 3 rounds of pitosen and still didnt even get to 1cm so they had to do an emergency c section after about 13 hours so that I wouldnt go into dry labor.posted 06/02/2010 by Gemini61274
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Health Diaries > Eat This! > Avocado Hair Mask Recipe
I've written about the benefits of avocado for hair in a separate article. Here's a recipe for an avocado mask for hair that works as a natural deep conditioner. It also contains raw honey and virgin coconut oil. A lot of recipes call for olive oil but I prefer coconut oil because it is ultra moisturizing and also has antibacterial and antifungal properties which is great for people with scalp psoriasis, dandruff, and other scalp issues. For the honey, try to use raw honey rather than the overly processed kind.
Do this mask several times per month for a soft, shiny, healthy head of hair that people will envy.
Mash the avocado in a bowl until a paste is formed.
Add honey and coconut oil and mix.
Apply mixture to clean, towel-dried hair and leave on for 30 minutes.
Rinse out in warm water.
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Google has officially launched Google Wallet, a free app that facilitates "wireless and wallet-less" purchases via PayPass. This new app is in line with the emerging trend of paying for products and services with smartphones or digital wallets. While these evolutionary electronic payment methods can lighten a consumer's wallet, they can also open access to heavy identity theft dangers.
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Melbourne, 1985. Jason Dalton sits on his bed and counts his football cards, dreaming of the day he too is immortalised in the public eye. He's young and gifted, a natural player who can do anything with the ball in his hand. If only everything else in his life was as obvious to him as playing. Gold Coast, 1991. The bottom has fallen out of Jason's life; he's now a high-school dropout, tired and wasted on the Gold Coast, with an explosive family secret still ringing in his ears. He needs to get his life back. But first he needs to find out who he is.
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This is a fascinating, open-ended study on first and final frames. Unlike many explorations it doesn't suggest a pattern. Rather, it lets you draw your conclusions. In my case, I'm amazed how my mind can timewarp through the emotions of an entire film in milliseconds. And, of course, how I consider the corresponding shots in my work.
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However, it's mind-boggling to even comprehend the theory that every Pixar film is part of one meta story. Even more potentially brilliant is that it's a bold treatise on humanity, technology and nature. Granted, given the universal themes of Pixar flicks, you could reverse-engineer or sorts of relationships this grandiose. Or could you?
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An informative look at Dustin Lance Black's ("Milk," "J. Edgar") comprehensive screenwriting process. It's interesting how he evolves his ideas, especially utilizing cards to develop story elements. Though I'm sure the physical nature of his system is important, I feel Trello, which I use to manage filmmaking projects, would be a great fit for his methodology.
David Lynch's Return of the Jedi
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Moving Movie Posters
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It's a Small World: Custom Spherical Panorama
Photographer Jonas Ginter tried for two years to make a 360 panoramic camera. Then he solved the problem with a "camera ball" 3-D printed 6 GoPro rig (of course). It seems like visual storytelling possibilities are expanding every day with cheap a/v tech and custom manufacturing tools. Or at least we'll be seeing a lot more trippy sh*t!
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Still Images and Moving Pictures
In 1945, Stanley Kubrick became the youngest staff photographer in the history of Look magazine. He was 17. After discovering this (and questioning my life's path), I was struck by how his early work was so…Kubrick. It's impossible not to see the roots of his distinct cinematic style. From the immaculate composition to the mastery of light. As both a filmmaker and photographer, I've viewed them as distinct practices. While there are some connections between my output in both forms, it's nowhere near as coherent as it could be. The Look Magazine shots below make a strong case for evolving a consistent style for visual storytelling. And being a once-in-a-lifetime genius.
Peep Show Writers Comedy Masterclass
A few years back a girl I 'knew' wanted me to watch Peep Show…with her. I hadn't really been into a British sitcom for a fortnight, but she had decent taste in film. That, and I feared the repercussions of not watching it…with her. And so I was introduced to one of the most spectacularly awkward and funniest shows I've ever seen.
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NIST Awards $7.8 Million for Advanced Manufacturing Technology Planning Grants - NEW
Welcome to the NIST Advanced Manufacturing Technology Consortia (AMTech) program.
Launched in 2013, AMTech is a competitive grants program intended to establish new or strengthen existing industry-driven consortia that address high-priority research challenges impeding the growth of advanced manufacturing in the United States. The AMTech program funds broad participation across the value-chain including companies of all sizes, universities and government agencies. It is modeled on successful national efforts within various industry and technology sectors.
Through the competitive planning grants it offers, AMTech incentivizes the formation and strengthening of industry-driven technology consortia in areas of national importance in advanced manufacturing. Activities supported by Planning Awards include detailed technology roadmaps of critical advanced manufacturing technologies and associated long-term industrial research challenges.
On May 7, 2015 the second set of AMTech awards were announced. These sixteen (16) Planning Awards, totaling $7.8 million, will identify critical gaps in advanced manufacturing technology infrastructure, and create industry-drive technology roadmaps. They will establish and support industry-driven consortia in developing research plans and charting collaborative actions to solve high-priority technology challenges and to accelerate the growth of advanced manufacturing in the United States.
Subject to availability of funding, in future years AMTech anticipates it will also offer competitive Project Awards to industry-driven technology consortia that will fund basic and applied research directed at meeting the "long-term, pre-competitive" industry research needs identified in AMTech supported technology roadmaps or other planning efforts.
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After the 2012 season wrapped up, many speculated the Alex Rodriguez would be shipped away from the New York Yankees this winter. Well, according to the team's general manager, Rodriguez will be in the Bronx next season. Brian Cashman insisted on Wednesday that A-Rod will definitely be in pinstripes when the 2013 season kicks off next spring. Despite rumors to the contrary the team has no interest in shipping the 37-year-old (and the five years and $114 million left on his contract) out of town. Cashman had the following to say about the situation: "We're not trading Alex. So hopefully the Alex stuff has stopped. I'm reiterating: We're not trading Alex Rodriguez. He's got a full no-trade (clause). I have talked to every team in baseball. I have not offered Alex in any trade. You'll be able to confirm that with everybody if you want." The announce came as baseball's big shots gathered at the Hyatt Regency Indian Wells Resort & Spa for offseason meetings. Rodriguez was benched during the Yankees' playoff run, stoking speculation that he would likely be on his way out of town. The three-time American League MVP endured the worst season of his career in 2012, hitting .272 with 18 home runs and 57 RBI. For his part, Rodriguez has always maintained that he loves being with the Yankees and wants to stay with the team. Now that the A-Rod situation has been settled, it's time to turn all of our "will he or won't he" speculation to Texas Rangers slugger Josh Hamilton, who is certainly the biggest fish in this year's offseason pond.
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The New Ulm City Council will continue to move forward with plans to build a permanent flood levee during it's meeting this (TUE) evening at New Ulm City Hall. The council is scheduled to consider approving a conditional use permit for the planned work along the Minnesota River's floodplain. The levee is expected to be completed by this fall. In other business this evening, the council will consider several resolutions on efforts to move forward the proposed construction of a Menards on the west end of town. Mn/DOT had previously ruled that a "roundabout" must be constructed on Highway 14 to accommodate the opening of a Menards in that area. The council is also scheduled to consider approving the city's 2012 commission appointments. The meeting starts at 5pm.
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The play which Faust and Mephistopheles attend has no connection with the rest of the tragedy. It is made up of a series of satiric four-line verses directed against some of Goethe's contemporaries, and is of little interest to those who are not specialists in the history of the period. The poems of the play are recited by a succession of mythological figures, like Oberon, Titania, and Ariel, and various strange individuals whose names have symbolic or satirical meanings.
This poem was originally written by Goethe as a separate piece. He inserted it here because it served as well as anything else for an interlude and also expressed his contempt for artistic convention. To an extent the poem also illustrates the great influence which the works of Shakespeare had on Goethe.
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Venture-capital firm Index Ventures said it raised €400 million ($543 million) for a new fund aimed at seeding early-stage startups–the latest foray by one of Europe's most active tech investors.
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Niklas Zennstrom knows technology and knows the venture capital business. He co-founded communications powerhouse Skype, which he sold to eBay for $3.1 billion in 2005. Then he was part of a group that reacquired it and sold it again, to Microsoft, for $8.5 billion in 2011. In between those two deals he started a venture firm that has made more than 50 investments.
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King Digital Entertainment Plc, the maker of the popular mobile game "Candy Crush," helped bring the money raised from initial public offerings by Europe-based companies in the first quarter to a level not seen since 2000.
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In the U.S. the comparable figure is 750-1,000. "This figure has been roughly static for about a decade," he said. But when it came to funding the company's growth stage, while roughly the same number of companies are founded in Europe as the U.S., in Europe only about 200 companies land deals of greater than $5 million; in the U.S. "that is closer to 1,000," he said. "As I look at these figures–and I have done for a decade now–the good news is that Europe is not shrinking. The bad news is we are not catching up with the Americans in any way, shape or form yet."
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Ok, someone please explain me this. We are playing the Sharks in the regular season. The officials have a questionable waived off goal for the Sharks. They spend something like 20 minutes reviewing it. They award them the goal....
And here the Preds are, in the PLAYOFFS and we can't take one minute to look at a questionable waived off goal?
Don't tell me certain teams get calls because I have seen it too much.
And I'm used to Holmstrom being able to interfere with the goalie, there is nothing new there lol
Its hard for me to be down on the players and coaching staff when they are playing our guts out only to have fluky bounces and bad calls go against them. Yes Arnott and Dumont are disappointing but they are going against good defenders. BUT they took AWFUL penalties and should be called out for that in the 3rd. As leaders they have to lead better. I think a lot of this is out of frustration though.
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Grace Pentecostal names pastor
November 19, 2011 The Rev. Dana B. Wagner recently became pastor of Grace Pentecostal Church (formerly Tiffin Apostolic Church), 235 Third Ave. more »»
Anti-hunger walk set for Nov. 6
October 15, 2011 A CROP Hunger Walk is planned for Nov. 6 in Tiffin. Registration is to begin at 1 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church, 96 S. Monroe St. The walk is to step off at 1:30 p.m. more »»
Tiffin Franciscan to launch 'Project Peace'
October 15, 2011 Sister Paulette Schroeder, who just completed a 3-year stint as a Christian Peacemaker in the Holy Land, is back at St. Francis Convent in Tiffin, but she is not ready to stop working for peace. more »»
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October 15, 2011 Coffee House to feature Michael Sooy Fostoria Church of God's Coffee House Ministries is to feature Michael Sooy, vocalist and instrumentalist, along with his band Hoopty Hoo and the Such of Old... more »»
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October 8, 2011 Church in Upper has new pastor Bishop Leonard Blair has appointed the Rev. John Raphael Hadnagy as pastor of Transfiguration of the Lord Parish, Upper Sandusky. The change was effective Sept.. more »»
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Time drew deacon closer to God
October 1, 2011 John F. Walter is a life-long resident of Seneca County and a retired farmer. He and his wife, Julie, have four children and 11 grandchildren. more »»
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Local United Methodist Church congregations merge in 'Faith'
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Quartermaine's Terms (Northampton)
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In the common room of a private language school for overseas students - which does at least boast a prestigious Oxbridge address - we follow the eponymous Quartermaine, a likeable though ineffectual middle-aged teacher, through the terms of the college year. He cuts a lonely figure, with no life outside the staff room, except where he's needed to babysit or act as foil in the domestic upheavals preoccupying his colleagues.
The play is notable for its vividly realised cast of off-stage characters. There are the pupils, of course, heard and not seen. There are the families of Quartermaine's colleagues, including a hateful invalid mother, depressive teenage daughter, cheating husband and missing wife. And, looming in the background is Thomas, the partner in all senses of Eddie, who runs the language school.
Simon Godwin's production handles these relationships with great delicacy and a marvellous feel for the play's early 1960s setting. In this, he's well served by David Farley's striking set, both realistic and symbolic, with French windows opening onto the sunshine of a world beyond the staff room.
The cast is uniformly excellent, inhabiting the set - and their costumes - with a fine sense of period speech and movement. Rupert Wickham is quietly heartbreaking as Quartermaine, almost imperceptibly slipping into irreversible decline.
And around him the rest of the cast succeeds in the difficult task of making us believe in the people we never meet, who have such an effect on their lives. Josh Cohen makes a convincingly earnest and obsessive would-be novelist. Sophie Shaw blossoms nicely from being the thinking man's crumpet in this staff room into a proto-feminist.
Timothy Davies' tweedy senior lecturer is wonderfully English in his stoicism, and Melanie Garth gives a fine study of a highly intellectual, unfulfilled middle-aged spinster. Ian Price finds just the right over-the-top status as the Head, and newcomer Jonas Armstrong provides the comic turn of the evening as the accident-prone and earnest rookie teacher.
Quartermaine's Terms winds down to something of an unsatisfactory ending, which, on the night I saw it, left the audience unsure of when to applaud. But this dissection of middle-class intelligentsia brings its own quiet rewards.
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11. HOLLY WALKER (Green) to the Minister for Social Development: Does she consider low family incomes to be a major contributor to childhood vulnerability?
Hon JUDITH COLLINS (Minister of Justice) on behalf of the Minister for Social Development: The Minister agrees with the Child Poverty Action Group's economist, Dave Grimmond, who wrote in the Children's Commissioner's latest newsletter: "A lack of income may actually be more a marker of potential problems for children rather than the root cause of their problems … it might be that the personal characteristics that make someone unsuccessful in the labour market also make them poor parents." He gives an example: "Someone with a drug addiction problem may be unreliable both as a worker and as a parent." However, the Minister certainly does not agree with the implication that being financially poor makes one a bad parent.
Holly Walker: Did she advise her colleague the Minister of Labour, in recent discussions, to raise the minimum wage by more than 50c an hour in order to meet the needs of vulnerable children whose parents are on low incomes; if not, why not?
Hon JUDITH COLLINS: I cannot actually give a definitive answer to that, but I can say that I know that the Minister is fully aware that raising the minimum wage too far could, in fact, lead to more poverty for some families, where they would lose jobs.
Holly Walker: When doctors in South Auckland report seeing children suffering from the diseases of poverty and deprivation every day, how does the Minister hope to reduce high rates of child abuse and neglect without also addressing the underlying causes of poverty and low incomes?
Hon JUDITH COLLINS: I know that the Minister is fully aware that one of the ways in which we can, in fact, reduce some of the issues of child abuse and neglect is to actually bring through this House the Privacy (Information Sharing) Bill. I note that the member asking the question does not support the bill, and I am surprised, given her concern for children and child abuse.
Holly Walker: If a large number of submissions on the Green Paper for Vulnerable Children call for the Government to raise incomes as part of the solution, will she include strategies to raise incomes in the eventual white paper?
Hon JUDITH COLLINS: Of course, one of the best ways to raise people's income is to get them into work, and I know that the Minister is particularly concerned to get more people into work. She also, though, would want to have it noted that one does not have to be rich to be a—
Holly Walker: I raise a point of order, Mr Speaker. My question related to the submission process for the green paper. It was very straightforward and asked whether submissions covered a certain thing and whether that would be covered in the white paper. I do not believe that the Minister is addressing that question.
Mr SPEAKER: Well, the Minister has not quite finished yet. I ask the Minister to make sure she does cover that part of that question.
Hon JUDITH COLLINS: Can I start again? Well, I will finish it. The Minister is very concerned that the implication should not be that only rich people are good parents. In fact, being wealthy is no indicator of being a good parent. And she is also going to look at what the submissions actually say before she comes to a conclusion. This is the way we do things in this Government.
Jacinda Ardern: Of the two out of every five children the Ministry of Social Development has identified as poor and from households where at least one adult was in full-time employment, how many of those adults were on the minimum wage?
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Lemony Fish Fillets
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Lemony fish fillets are fried buttermilk flavored fillets that can be prepared with a fish of your choice. Herbed with dill and flavored with garlic powder, the lemony fish fillets are coated with seasoned cornflake crumbs and fried till golden. garnished with fresh dill and served with a sauce and side salad, it makes a great and peppy lunch or brunch.
|Crushed cornflakes
|1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs)
|Lemon pepper seasoning
|2 Teaspoon
|Dried dill weed
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Garlic powder
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Fish fillets
|1 Pound, cut into serving-size pieces (1/2 Inch Thick)
|2 Tablespoon (For Frying)
Mix cornflake crumbs, lemon pepper seasoning, dill weed and garlic powder in shallow dish or on sheet of waxed paper.
Set aside.
Blend buttermilk and egg in medium mixing bowl.
Dip fish in buttermilk mixture, then in cornflake mixture to coat.
Heat 1/8 inch Oil in large skillet.
Add fish.
Fry 5 to 8 minutes, or until fish flakes easily with fork, turning over once.
Drain on paper towels.
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