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Articles tagged julien temple
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Is there anything left to discover about the World's Greatest Rock 'n Roll Band?READ more
1 Jan 1995 // 1:03 AM
If director Julien Temple had chosen to explore the implications of his opening sequence, he might well have produced a film about punk as a movement instead of a rockumentary about a particular band.READ more
1 Jan 1995 // 1:03 AM
Directed by Julien Temple, who also helmed McLaren's original myth-making film project, 'The Filth' frames the tragicomedy of the Pistols with a keen sense of its cultural and historical context.READ more
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I have tried to reach Joy via pm, but if there is no reaction, what to do?
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I have tried to reach Joy via pm, but if there is no reaction, what to do?
br, Chris
Ooops! Sorry Andrey! The last 3 weeks have been wildly, crazy-making busy. Stand in the kitchen and weep over a sandwich on the floor busy.
Look forward to your lith, ghostcount.
I'm assuming no one else has heard from Joy either? Maybe his life has been even wilder than mine.
Well, I apologize - I lost the plot completely. Andrey's lovely lith of leaves on a cobblestone road arrived yesterday. Thank you, Andrey.
That was the first print I've recieved from this round.
The lith print I remembered getting - that I assigned to ghostcount, and then Andrey; was a straggler from a different exchange.
Expecting to recieve ghostcount's print soon. Haven't given up on Joy yet.....
Sly, I'm really happy that you've received "leaves" and you like it ))
My prints are packed and will go into the mail today.
If you intend to send another one - I will not hold you back but I do not request it. I assume that you sent the image in perfect shape so you are not to blame. It is part of the game that you risk to get a damaged image in these exchanges. So it is up to you. I am curious how my image will arrive in Russia. My dear, 25-30 years ago, sending images from Western Germany to Russia must have been much more adventurous ...
Gelo,I'm glad the print made it that far,hope you enjoy it.

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There will be a meeting for Monday night horseshoe in Genola at the Red Rooster Bar, Monday, April 15 at 7 p.m. There will also be a meeting for the women's bar-ringer league at Loony Bend, Wednesday at 7 p.m. For more information, contact Sylvia Burggraff at (320) 468-6776....Read More
The Minnesota singles horseshoe tournament was held in Genola, Aug. 31 – Sept. 3. Winners from Morrison County included: Class E Elders: Marvin Burggraff, second place. Class C Women: Debbie Myrum, second place. Class D Men: Kevin Stein second place and third place; Greg Stumpf, third place. C...Read More
A Swanville Men's and Women's Horseshoe League meeting will be held Tuesday, at Red's Irish Pub (formerly Shooters Pub) in Swanville. It will begin at 7 p.m. For more information, call Lisa at (320) 360-9281 or Missy at (320) 360-1300....Read More
An informational meeting for people wishing to take part in the Polish Palace Horsehoe League will take place at the Polish Palace, Wednesday, at 7 p.m. For more information, contact Sue Kiley at (320) 632-8909....Read More
The Morrison County Country Horseshoe League will hold a meeting Monday, April 9, at 7:30 p.m. at the 12 Mile Tavern. The league is open to men or women. Those who want to play horseshoes or have a team that is interested, are asked to come to the meeting. Those who cannot attend may call [...]...Read More


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HSBC "lift" by Grey London
Agency: Grey London
Rating: 5.0
campaignlive.co.uk, Friday, 29 October 2004 12:00AM
The pitch is being handled by ISBA. The company is drawing up a shortlist and has approached a number of leading London ad agencies.
Tate & Lyle Light is currently being trialled in Sainsbury's. The product has 33 per cent fewer calories than sugar. It can be used in drinks and for cooking and baking as a lower calorie alternative to sugar.
The low-calorie product comes on the heels of the launch of rival SilverSpoon Light in September.
SilverSpoon Light, which has 25 per cent fewer calories, rolled out in September with a campaign by Walsh Trott Chick Smith featuring overweight US rappers taking traditional English tea in a country house.
Tate & Lyle's best-remembered advertising was the WCRS-produced "Smile, it's Tate and Lyle" campaign featuring the chef Gary Rhodes.
The campaign, which was introduced in 1995, ran until 1999 when the agency split with the company.
After lying dormant for two years, the account moved to the Leeds-based Charles Walls Group in 2001. But it moved again to Home, another Leeds agency, in 2002.
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Robert Brunner founded design studio Ammunition in 2007 with a mission to not just make wonderful objects, but also to foster great ideas, build businesses, and create new markets. Today the studio plays an instrumental role in the business success of clients like Barnes & Noble, Beats by Dr. Dre, Polaroid, and Williams-Sonoma, among others. Prior to founding Ammunition, Robert was a partner at Pentagram. Previously, he was the Director of Industrial Design for Apple and a co-founder of the design consultancy Lunar. In 2010, Robert was named one of Fast Company's "Most Creative People in Business." Robert is the co-author of the book Do You Matter? How Great Design Will Make People Love Your Company.
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The devices of tomorrow9:05 AM Tuesday 11/5/2013
The designer who helped launch the Beats by Dre headphone line, Ammunition Group founder Robert Brunner, will talk about how companies have used hardware to transform their brands and how devices are changing software.More…


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Volkswagen, Australian car industry
Tested: Volkswagen Scirocco R
Matt Campbell We drive the sleek two-door that makes the GTI look a little plain.
Shanghai motor show
Volkswagen's 21st-century scooter
Jez Spinks Electrified commuter bike could form basis of new rent-a-scooter scheme.
First drive: Volkswagen's new Passat
Chris Harris Revisions to VW's Liberty rival result in a driving experience that's more sensible than sensational.
Petrol power for VW Amarok
Bruce Newton Another piece of the Volkswagen Amarok puzzle has fallen into place with confirmation the one-tonne ute's first petrol engine will be a 2.0-litre TSI four-cylinder.
World's most popular cars
Richard Blackburn Toyota's Corolla was the world's top-selling car last year.
Hybrid Touareg too thirsty for Oz, says VW
Matt Campbell Next-generation Volkswagen Touareg soft-roader is lighter and more efficient than before, but fuel-saving hybrid version won't be coming here.
Golf GTI diesel set for Australia
Jez Spinks The Volkswagen Golf GTD looks set to be heading Down Under as the efficiency push hits the hot hatch brigade.
Frankfurt Motor Show 2009
VW reveals Prius-beating Polo
Barry Park Volkswagen's smallest car will also come with a tiny fuel bill, writes Barry Park in Frankfurt.


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11.16.10 | Women's Basketball
Gustin nets 1000; Baker falls 80-75
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. – The Baker women's basketball team dropped its second consecutive game on Tuesday evening falling 80-75 to Kansas Wesleyan University.
11.17.10 | Men's Basketball
Wildcats fall short at Kansas Wesleyan
SALINA, Kan. – Andre Strozier came up two points shy of tying his career-high 26 points, but Baker still fell short 60-67 at Kansas Wesleyan Tuesday evening.
11.18.10 | Wrestling
The Price is Right at Baker University
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. – The Price brothers have made Baker University wrestling a family affair.
11.20.10 | Women's Basketball
No. 16 William Woods set to test Baker Saturday afternoon
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. The 16th-ranked William Woods University women's basketball team might be one of the toughest opponents the Wildcats face all season.
11.14.10 | Women's Soccer
Women's soccer travels to No. 12 McKendree for 2010 NAIA Women's Soccer National Championship Opening Round
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. - (PDF Bracket) The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has officially released the pairings for the 2010 Women's Soccer National Championship Opening Round. There will be 32 teams participating at 16 different on-campus sites around the country on Nov. 20. The winners of the National Championship Opening Round games will advance to the National Championship final site Nov. 29 – Dec. 4 in Decatur, Ala.
11.20.10 | Women's Cross Country
Rosa leads Wildcats to 26th place finish at NAIA Nationals
VANCOUVER, Wash. – The Baker women's cross country team closed out a very successful 2010 campaign this past weekend taking 26th place overall at the NAIA Women's Cross Country National Championships.
11.20.10 | Women's Soccer
Wildcats advance to round of 16 at NAIA Nationals
LABANON, Ill. - Jordan Dolbin stole the show on Saturday afternoon in the opening round of the NAIA Women's Soccer National Championship.
11.22.10 | Women's Basketball
Coach Decker to face alma mater Tabor College Tuesday evening
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. – The Wildcats are in the midst of a three-game losing streak, but Baker still has aspirations of taking the HAAC title in 2010-11.


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Blood drive collects 97 pints of blood
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Jennifer Edwards
The Big Lake Knights of Columbus hosted a blood drive for the American Red Cross Monday at Mary of the Visitation Catholic Church, which garnered 97 pints of blood.
"Our goal was 108 units so we fell a little short," said blood drive organizer Norb Vossen. "We had 130 appointments."
"The Red Cross staffed the drive according to the number of appointments. We had many people who were unable to make it for one reason or another."
Those who did make their appointments found wait times to be minimal. Most were done with the whole procedure in an hour or less, Vossen said.
"It was wonderful having the Big Lake Ambassadors and the Ambassador candidates help," Vossen said. "Donors made many comments about how nice it was to see them there helping."
It takes about a dozen volunteers to put on a blood drive, said Vossen. The volunteers from the Ambassador program filled about half of those slots.
"Several donors from nearby towns also made comments about coming to Big Lake because the Lioness and Knights of Columbus always have the best treats to serve," he said. "No Peanut Butter balls this time but we did have Dirt Balls. We even had gluten free treats available."
The next blood drive will be hosted by the Big Lake Lioness and will be Monday, July 14, at Mary of the Visitation Catholic Church located on Lake Street North
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I think it would be a good idea for a little taunting! They did it for years with the Haunted Mansion before it opened and by the time it did people wanted it 10x more!
I think it would be a good idea for a little taunting! They did it for years with the Haunted Mansion before it opened and by the time it did people wanted it 10x more!
a little would be leaving a sub or two out in the open and putting up the sign again on one of themOriginally Posted by MiceMan
that would be like what the Haunted Mansion was
they did not however have a group of actors and effects people out there all day and night running in circles singing grim grinning ghosts or talking about how the ride would be here soon
That is the whole point. It would make us pumped up for the ride when they start to build it. It would be a nice gift if they promised us they would bring the subs in some way or form. It would be a free gift by just bringing the subs out and parking them. Very easy to do too.Originally Posted by Gemini Cricket
If nothing is going to happen until the end of the 50th celebration, which extends into 2006, and it takes at least a year to build out, test, and soft open, then I don't see how a Nemo theme makes much sense--the movie will be rather old, by that point. They should have been working on some sort of connection back when the movie was in pre-production, not now after the movie has been out for so long.
I say leave SV the way it was when it was origionally opened. I'm a sucker for classic Walt Disney rides!!!!! You just don't see as many as you should still see!!!!!
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I agree, they need to keep the same theme but make all the technology 21st century worthy.Originally Posted by BigDaddyKyle
The question is, does Nemo really fit in the land of the future? NO!
On the other hand, if the subs were based on something like that old Seaquest show, something from the future, then yes it would fit in to Tomorrowland. But Nemo? Doesn't really fit. It's like when they brought the Hunchback to Frontierland.
If Nemo is going in, then be prepared for Big Thunder Mountain getting a Lion King overlay. :devil:
*cough* Discoveryland *cough*
*cough* comprised of Nemo, Matterhorn, Autiopa and Aquatopia (in the motorboat cruise) *cough*
*cough* transition between fantasyland and tomorrowland *cough*
The stroller thread gave me an idea: the fantastic sea of strollers attraction! Marvel at the many hundreds of strollers as they ebb back and forth creating high and low tides! Its like a colorful parade of little stroller sail boats! Or even better the amazing stroller dive; see how attached parents are to their strollers and whether they risk a dive into the murky depths of the lagoon for their precious strollers. I smell a reality show here!
Dont give them any ideas.Originally Posted by Barbossa
I have a sub question and I didn't feel like it deserved a whole new thread so I'll throw it in here hoping it gets answered. It's been so long since I rode the subs, and I don't remember if I ever rode them at night, but what happened at night time? Did the ride stay open? Could you see anything? Did they have lights shining all over the place? If so did they comment on all the lights or being able to see under water at night time?
I remember riding it at night, this was 1966 so I was 9 years old, really spooky, my brothers and sisters were all scared because of the smells and leaking water, babies crying, the ride was like forever long and the most exiting memorable event I ever knew for many many years. As I vaguely remember it was so hard getting into the sub even for us kids and my dad was huge, my mom also, I think they decided to wait for us kids to come out at the end of the ride because I would have remembered if my dad was there.
39 years later...
No the ride didn't take THAT long to unload But as what Al has just brought to our attention is that the funds for bringing back the subs has been greenlighted!
I have my ideas about how the ride may or rather should evolve....
No guest will actually board a moving sub at all, instead will be subsimulator cabins like Star Tours. Its an impossible task to make those subs ADA complient, OSHA safe or even easier to load and unload. So here is my crystal ball prediction, we get a Jules Verne version of being on the Nautilus battling a giant squid in a storm, we travel to a secret base and finally escape a climate explosion, the real 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea story using the latest technology used in simulators from everything Disney has used like Indy, Star Tours, Mission Space (hopefully some better effects used currently at TDS)and even possibly usage of technology from Soarin with a little borrowed from Back to the Future at USF. There is I believe enough space in the warehouse area for the main building as I somewhat remember if not there is of course a building or two at TL that can be used similar to how the line is at Indy but the main building is actually outside the berm.
The best part is the lagoon can have a night show with storm effects and a cast battling the squid upon a full size nautilus replica, or a daytime show of them stuck on a reef while angry natives try to board. The show could only be done say once a night weekends only, otherwise a few of the old subs continue to circle the track but empty, just for show.
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PLEASE NO NEMO!!!!! He would be totally out of place in tomorrowland. I'm hoping to a new sub ride similar to the original version, but with better special effects and with more of a "wow" factor.
Hail Matt Ouimet, the savior of Disneyland!
I would be happy for the 50th just to see the lagoon clear of thrown in debris and , maybe a little bright blue or emerald green coloring in the water and underwater lights that change colors at nights , maybe words that come and go saying we are imagineering a whole new ride , maybe I went a little too far...Lol.


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High pressure spends the day centered around West Virginia, and so our weather will be almost heaven for lovers of bright blue skies, colorful leaves (many of them on the ground), and of course, hanging around outside in the weather, waiting for a football game to begin.
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Rep. Sells' e-Newsletter – Middle ground for state budgetJune 3, 2015
Rep. Mike Sells
Meet us in the Middle Last week, Senate Republicans released a budget that continued to underfund teacher compensation and held other public employee contracts hostage in exchange for a wish list of anti-union legislation they were not able to pass during the regular session. Yesterday, House Democrats received public input on a revised budget that marks a significant compromise in negotiations, and now it's time for Senate Republicans to meet us in the middle. Our new budget reduces spending by … Continue reading
Rep. Mike Sells' e-Newsletter – Lack of agreement takes us into special sessionApril 24, 2015
Rep. Mike Sells
A budget is a value statement As you know, we are headed to a special session and it's not because we couldn't get our job done, it's because Senate Republicans and House Democrats were not able to agree on what's best for the state. Washington has the most regressive tax system in the country but Senate Republicans have refused to consider fair revenue proposals. Instead of asking corporations or the wealthy few to pay their fair share, they want to … Continue reading
Snohomish lawmakers successfully add $152 million in projects to transportation package proposalApril 15, 2015
Washington House Democrats
OLYMPIA—Last night the House Transportation Committee approved amended versions of both the Transportation Revenue bill, ESSB 5987, on a 17-8 vote, and the Transportation spending bill, ESSB 5988, on a 16-9 vote. Dozens of amendments were offered in the 3.5 hour executive session; among those approved were projects and improvements sponsored by Snohomish area lawmakers Reps. Mike Sells, Lillian Ortiz-Self and Luis Moscoso, which focused specifically on the Snohomish area, totaling $152 million worth of transportation projects. "These don't come … Continue reading
Rep. Sells e-Newsletter: Responsible budget vs. budget tricksApril 8, 2015
Rep. Mike Sells
Responsible budget vs. budget tricks House Democrats have put forward a responsible budget that makes important investments in education, mental health, and economic development. Our budget fully funds basic education for Washington's 1 million children Makes targeted investment in Early Learning and Higher Education Extends small business tax credits And repairs our broken mental health system Unfortunately, Republicans in the Senate have released a budget that is based on one-time transfers and budget tricks. As the Seattle Times put it, … Continue reading
Rep. Mike Sells' e-Newsletter for March 25, 2015March 25, 2015
Rep. Mike Sells
We had a great turn out at the town hall, thank you to everyone who gave up part of their Saturday morning to come out and address some of the pressing issues facing our area. If you missed it, take a look at my legislative video update where I discuss education funding, WSU Everett, and accountability for aerospace tax breaks. ————————————————— Investments in our education system are rightly a main concern for constituents, so I want to provide some additional … Continue reading
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Rep. Mike Sells (D-Everett) talks about education funding, early learning, and higher education funding, especially WSU Everett. When it comes to tax breaks, Sells says they need accountability to ensure they are creating and keeping jobs in the state. Three bills that support working families are now in the Senate: minimum wage, paid sick and safe leave, and equal pay.
Rep. Mike Sells talks about wage theft issues, an important problem for the Washington economy, and the opportunities for education legislation, including a cost of living adjustment for Washington educators.
Rep. Mike Sells shares his thoughts on the newly released Senate budget and says that now it's the House's turn. Then all three budgets (Governor, Senate and House) will be considered to come up with the final budget. Sells also talks about SB 5211, the social media bill, and explains why he introduced and then withdrew an amendment before passing the bill out of the Labor and Workforce Development Committee.
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What Was It: Questions for Michael Novacek
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Have a question for a paleontologist? On July 18, head over to leading technology blog Gizmodo at 1:30 pm for a chance to ask the Museum's Provost of Science Michael Novacek what led him to become interested in his field, and anything else you wanted to know about paleontology but were afraid to ask.
Nearly 20 years ago, Dr. Novacek was one of the discoverers of the Gobi Desert's Ukhaa Tolgod, the richest Cretaceous fossil vertebrate site in the world. He has also led paleontological expeditions to Baja California, Mexico; the Andes Mountains of Chile; and the Yemen Arab Republic in search of fossil mammals and dinosaurs.
Earlier this month, blogs Gizmodo and iO9 launched What Was It, is a series of short interviews that asks the luminaries of science and technology what inspired them. Read interviews with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian, and astronaut Mae Jemison, then join the conversation with Dr. Novacek on July 18 at Gizmodo.com.
Ancient Indian Amber Preserves 52-million-year-old Biological Partnership
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A rare fossil discovered by an international team of scientists that includes Museum researchers documents a biological partnership that makes the survival of most terrestrial plants possible. For 52 million years in a piece of Indian amber the size of a walnut, the fossil preserved a symbiotic relationship between soil fungi and plant roots called mycorrhizae.
In this longstanding relationship, the fine thread-like cells of the fungus increase the root surface for the plant, enabling the host plant to access more nutrients. In return, the fungus receives energy from the plant in the form of sugars. This symbiosis also has been shown to enhance a plant's resistance to pathogens and the effects of drought. This mycorrhizal relationship is believed to have arisen more than 400 million years ago, as plants began to colonize terrestrial habitats.
Museum Researcher Names Lizard Genus After Tolkien's Dragon Smaug
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The villain of J. R. R.Tolkien's The Hobbit–the fearsome dragon Smaug–dwells deep in a cavern with a massive hoard of treasure and terrorizes nearby villages.
His real-world namesakes aren't quite as fearsome. Smaug is the new name given to a genus of girdled lizards from South Africa by Ed Stanley, a doctoral candidate at the Richard Gilder Graduate School at the American Museum of Natural History, who reclassified the genus in a in a paper published in Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution in January 2011. Stanley's work is funded in part by the National Science Foundation.
Smaug lizards live in tunnels in the highlands, including the appropriately named Drakensberg (Dragon Mountain) mountain range of southern Africa. But the inspiration for the name came from a connection to the author rather than the fictional character. "Tolkien was born in the Free State, South Africa, where this lizard was found," says Stanley.
Two of Year's Top Ten New Species Discovered by Museum Scientists
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Two extraordinary new species discovered by scientists at the American Museum of Natural History — a toothy leech and a Louisiana batfish — have been named in the Top 10 New Species of 2011, a ranking compiled by the International Institute for Species Exploration (IISE) at Arizona State University. Every year taxonomists at the IISE review thousands of new species uncovered over the preceding calendar year.
One of the Top 10 is Tyrannobdella rex, which means "tyrant leech king," a new species of blood sucker with ferociously large teeth lining a single jaw. It was discovered in Perú when the leech, which is less than 2 inches in length, was plucked from the nose of a girl who had recently been bathing in a river. T. rex was first brought to the attention of Mark Siddall, curator in the Museum's Division of Invertebrate Zoology, when he received a specimen collected by Dr. Renzo Arauco-Brown, a Peruvian medical doctor. Siddall immediately recognized it as a new species. Part of the research for the paper, originally published in PLoS ONE, involved an expedition by two of Siddall's students, Anna Phillips and Alejandro Oceguera-Figueroa, to gather new specimens for DNA analysis.


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And scouts disagree with you on Frazier. No one expects him to be a Hall of Famer but scouts think he'll develop into a good major league hitter with good power.
I wish the Reds had more question marks like Soto. The guy has did nothing but hit at every level so far. He's got good contacts skills and his power grades out as a 60/65 on the 20-80 scale. That's plus category.
The talent drops off after Valaika? Really? Kyle Lotzkar has great stuff and is viewed as a potential #2 big league starter. Juan Duran has been touted as one of the best hitting prospects to ever come out of the Dominican Republic. Yorman Rodriguez has been described as a human tool shed and is tools are compared to those of Eric Davis, Carlos Beltran, and Cesar Cedeno. Yeah those guys are years away but they each have incredible ceilings.


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Press release from CNW Group
Ecopetrol Announces Its Results for the First Quarter of 2012
Monday, April 30, 2012
Ecopetrol Announces Its Results for the First Quarter of 201219:33 EDT Monday, April 30, 2012- The consolidated average production was 743.4 MBOED (1) in the first quarter of 2012, an increase of 8.3% compared to the consolidated average production for the first quarter of 2011.- Revenues, operating income, EBITDA (2) and net income of Ecopetrol S.A. in the first quarter of 2012 grew by 24.1%, 28.9%, 24.2% and 27.6%, respectively, compared to the first quarter of 2011.- Ecopetrol S.A.'s net income for the first quarter of 2012 was COL$4,343.1 billion, equivalent to COL$105.63 per share.BOGOTA, Colombia, April 30, 2012 /CNW/ - Ecopetrol S.A. (BVC: ECOPETROL; NYSE: EC; TSX:ECP) announced today its unaudited financial results, both consolidated and unconsolidated, for the first quarter of 2012, prepared and filed in Colombian pesos (COL$) in accordance with the Public Accountancy Legal Framework (Regimen de Contabilidad Publica - RCP) of Colombia's General Accounting Office.(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20090209/ARM001LOGO )Some figures in this report are presented in U.S. dollars (USD) where indicated. Tables shown in the body of the report are rounded to one digit. Figures presented in COP$ billion are equivalent to COP$ one thousand million.Ecopetrol S.A. Financial Results Highlights Unconsolidated(COP$ Billion)1Q 2012 *1Q 2011 *Var. %Total sales15,387.812,399.224.1%Operating profit6,928.35,376.728.9%Net Income4,343.13,404.627.6%Earnings per share (COP$)105.6384.12EBITDA8,061.86,489.324.2%EBITDA Margin52%52%Consolidated(COP$ Billion)1Q 2012 *1Q 2011 *Var. %Total sales17,970.514,387.724.9%Operating profit7,480.75,678.931.7%Net Income4,273.93,110.337.4%EBITDA8,721.76,870.426.9%EBITDA Margin49%48%* Not audited, for illustration purposes onlyIn the opinion of Ecopetrol S.A.'s CEO, Javier Gutierrez: "In the first quarter of 2012 the company continued growing in all its business segments, fulfilling its strategic goals and reaching record levels in volumes produced, transported and sold. Additionally, the favorable price environment, together with our competitive cost structure, allowed reaching record net income and EBITDA during the quarter. In production, we reached a record level of 743 thousand barrels per day, a growth of 8% when compared to the same quarter of 2011.Our hydrocarbon transportation segment continued growing in response to increases in production in Colombia. During the first quarter of the year, daily transportation capacity grew 7.5%. Additionally, we launched the integrity program for the infrastructure of the country with the objective of verifying all of transportation systems in the country to improve and fortify the network to avoid incidents such as the ones in Dosquebradas and Cucuta. Our refining team continued to advance the project to modernize the Barrancabermeja and Cartagena facilities in order to improve the quality of our products and the returns of the refining and petrochemical business.Sales volume increased 5.6% in the previous twelve months as a result of the market diversification strategy for crude oil and products, in the midst of a favorable price scenario in the international market.Given the record production, higher sale volumes and better prices, financial results were very positive. Revenues were 24% higher than in the first quarter of 2011 and net income amounted to COP$4.3 trillion. The company had a strong cash balance by the end of the first quarter of the year which amounted to COP$17.4 billion.Regarding organizational consolidation, I highlight the continued improvement in the safety and security standards of our operations and the accident frequency index with time losses is a clear evidence of this improvement. The index reduced to 0.99 accident per million of worked hours, from 1.56 a year ago. Finally, in March of 2012 we held our Annual Shareholder Meeting with more than 16.000 shareholders, which is a record attendance. Beside presenting the management report and making the required elections, we approved a historically high dividend of COP$300 per share which was paid in one installment starting on April 25th , to our minority shareholders.To sum up, results of the first quarter are satisfactory and an important step towards the fulfillment of our goals in 2012." The long version of the report is available in www.ecopetrol.com.co(1) Thousands of barrels of oil equivalent per day. (2) Earnings before taxes, interest, depreciation and amortizationCONTACTS:Investor Relations OfficerAlejandro GiraldoPhone: +571-234-4988Bogota, ColombiaE-mail: email@example.com Relations Analyst:David GarzonPhone: +571-234-5109Bogota, ColombiaE-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com: www.ecopetrol.com.coSOURCE Ecopetrol S.A.For further information: http://www.ecopetrol.com.cohttp://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20090209/ARM001LOGO


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Before the Giants learned catcher Buster Posey had a broken bone in his lower left leg, his agent had already started lobbying for change.
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I'm curious to know why no developer has given players the ability to create their own dungeons yet. I imagine if it were designed carefully, it could be done with minimal to no exploits. Seems like it would be a no brainer to me to make it so players could create game content, which would greatly cut back new content creation costs.
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CoX has something like that, the mission architect
players can make their own missions and share it with others
Originally posted by Leucrotta
I heard about that, but I don't know how it really works. Do players get to design the actual maps? Or just choose a few settings?
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here is a link that tells you how it all works
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I've thought about something similar before. In theory it would be great, people would be able to allow their creativity to really shine, not to mention the community that would grow from the feature. I think of Little Big Planet in that respect. But when it comes to dungeon creation in an RPG, I immidiately think of Neverwinter Nights. That feature was harshly explopited, allowing people to auto-level up their characters as well as supply them with the best weapons.
The real excitement I get out of doing different dungeons comes to different dungeon themes, pull strategies, and intricate boss encounters. In player generated dungeons, I feel that it would be just too complicated for the average player to design. Think about raid encounters in games, they have a bunch of bosses that are all individually designed and tested and placed into certain themed dungeons to where everything is strategic and fits in perfectly. I don't think the average player could create something to that level of completion, and if someone did, they should probably be pursuing a job as a game developer.
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I was going to make a long-winded reply, but UnknownAspect covered everything I was going to say straight down to the NWN2 constructor set. Perfect post, and explains just about everything i have to say with far less words.
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The problem with this concept has always been the notion that "if a player can exploit the games mechanics they will to the fullest degree". If dungeons with rewards were introduced players would find ways to create instances that allowed for easy AOE grinding or quick leveling. The only three games I've ever seen allow for player creation of content have been SWG (event editor) COH (Mission Arcitect) and Ryzom (quest creator); and of those only the latter allowed for players to gain expirence from completing player missions.
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Originally posted by jusomdude
cause most of them suck and are a waste of time
Originally posted by UknownAspect
I don't think just because one team failed means it isn't possible to do without abuse, it just has to be coded/created better. It's true, the majority of the playerbase would probably make crap dungeons but I still think it would be awesome.
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To be honest, I've never been a fan of this idea. I just don't think that creating missions is something that players should be able to do. It makes no sense in terms of the story in any game...
When you put that kind of power in the hands of players, you eventually end up with really crappy missions with stories that make no sense littered throughout the game. I'm sure some of them might be entertaining and original, but there will also be many that have absolutely no place in a game.
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As stated, it's been done, it's always been exploited.
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As has been stated many times but I will add it too to help show how big of a deal it is, it will be exploited always.
Yes there are good minded players who would like to created a fair balanced challenging dungeon to give people fun, but there are far more people who want to create a macro high xp dungeon or a super short easy quest for the best rewards. It's impossible to stop all of these and it probably ends up costing the company more to hire people who check out every new dungeon/mission/quest created to make sure it's ok.
Also if the devs are doing a good job the rewards pre time/difficulty is balanced across all the quests (ok it's never full balanced but you get the idea, in a well built game you get a fair reward no matter what you're doing). Also the dungeons will all fit their themes correctly, so a burrowing creature dungeon will have a windy mazy tunnel type of dungeon, a bad human group might have a fort. The most important thing the devs will know the fine line of challenging/easy to walk to keep the game balanced and fair, the majortiy of players (even more so on forums it seems) have no concept of this line. Players say things like "why can't I have an instant max level guy" and "I don't want to have to spend time leveling or getting items just give me everything I want" and of course "I don't want to have to travel to different areas in the game owrld, I want to sit in one spot and get everything I want." So stop and really think what player created content will be like with those kind of people behind it.
I'd rather see occasional contests by companies to take player submitted quests, or whole story lines, and then have the company put the winner's idea in the game in a fair balanced way.
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There are 2 kinds of people in the world: those who don't like dragons and those who enjoy living.
Why not just have Player-created dungeons that cost the player creating? If that player has to create something that pulls out of his/her own resources, I doubt it could be used to exploit, as no new resources are created in the world.
I think there is another issue with player made dungeons, different from the fact that most will have junk stories.
Because while playing CoX and using the mission architect I noticed that it is really easy to find the good missions, the developers put the tag "devs choice" on them and they are the first ones you see when you open the menu, but still people don't want to do the good missions because they would rather farm. So people pass up a mission with a good story and interesting mechanics because when all you want to do is get XP you don't want to bother with story or mechanics but would rather just kill tons of mobs on a map for no particular reason, not that I can complain since I benefit from farm teams too, but I have noticed the attitude in CoX has changed, it is less casual, people care more about having optimal groups, usually including a fire/kinetics controller, and the good missions are largely ignored.
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Personally, I like the idea of it. Now I do have an extensive list of restrictions and conditions for making it work well, and at the top of it is that it should be a guild activity.
Why guilds? These structures (factories and/or mines) would be a huge expense to build. The benefits from these structures to the guild could be huge, but that would need to be defended. Other players and guilds could rob these places or even sabotage them causing a noticible reduction in their output. There is a lot of balancing I'm skipping, with many automatic defenses and their costs and needs (too long: you wouldn't want to read it, plus it's not really done).
Doing this you encourage really challenging designs, but because of those unwritten balances there will be several fairly easy ones as well (and not just because it's a newer one or built with limited resources). It's very much a part of the game to build this content, and can be very rewarding in game. While drops would be limited, storage rooms could provide plenty of incentive even beyond the chance to weaken a competing guild.
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Originally posted by jusomdude
Just thinking out loud here. You would need some scheme where players had a sandbox toolset, could select parameters for boss encounters (it would have to be an idiot-proof high level visual scripting language, with a lot of failsafes). And then maybe a way for players to vote on dungeons they like. Loot would be a problem, so probably players would need to spend some in-game currency or token to even attempt the dungeon, in order to prevent farming scenarios. Player-death-in-dungeon / boss-kills would need to be tracked on a per-character basis (again, with failsafes to prevent manipulating the statistic), so you could have some sense of who is a good player at PvE. Then you could track whether a dungeon was "hard" based on good players completing or failing in it, and continually auto-assign loot at regular intervals depending on the hardness factor.
This would be very difficult and expensive to do (be a game in itself), and I wonder what the payoff is to players. And again, somebody would always find a way to manipulate their dungeon for this reason or that, so there would be a constant arms race between players trying to exploit the system and developers trying to mitigate the impact of those exploits.
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Originally posted by jusomdude
not sure about mmo,but psp had a game called dungeon maker ,and on computer theres the game called neverwinternights2
if i recall atari/obsidian had a kit avail to player to make new content its a freaking involved process but once done your map is on the atari/obsidian website ,and you know what it was popular ton of people made new content avail
that being said in an mmo it might be hard but it might be a good system on older game .so0me game like eq1 wich still have lot of player would benefit from such venture as long as they polish the system and not leave it alone
often the problem is company got game but servers hard drive cant keep up
HEY GAMING COMPANY!solid state hard drive in raid mode need to be added to your existing server.most server cant keep up with computer from gamer putting graphic at max setting .
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Linkrealms has a sweet editor (aparently)
also CoX has that mission architect thingy. As for why it has not been done so much...think of how lame your average MMO player is...now think of how lame the dungeon they would design would be. Toss in the odd awesome one alongside the millions of crap ones and you would have a (mostly) crap system.
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Originally posted by drbaltazar
not sure about mmo,but psp had a game called dungeon maker ,and on computer theres the game called neverwinternights2
if i recall atari/obsidian had a kit avail to player to make new content its a freaking involved process but once done your map is on the atari/obsidian website ,and you know what it was popular ton of people made new content avail
that being said in an mmo it might be hard but it might be a good system on older game .so0me game like eq1 wich still have lot of player would benefit from such venture as long as they polish the system and not leave it alone
often the problem is company got game but servers hard drive cant keep up
HEY GAMING COMPANY!solid state hard drive in raid mode need to be added to your existing server.most server cant keep up with computer from gamer putting graphic at max setting .
Servers don't give a damn what the client computers graphics look like. Plain text to full eye candy it's all the same to a server. They don't process graphics. What brings servers to their knees is processing massive amounts of data while simultaneously sending updates to thousands of clients across the web. More content means more storage and data to be processed. Allowing a massive amounts of clients to try and access almost unlimited data that's not optimized properly means wider pipes, more clusters, and servers crashing. That's prohibitively expensive. That's why you'll never see this. Oh they may add a small amount of user generated content but it's always going to be severely limited. Hell even user generated quest systems for existing content can bog a server down if it's designed without very strict limitations.
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Vibrational partition function
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The vibrational partition function traditionally refers to the component of the canonical partition function resulting from the vibrational degrees of freedom of a system. The vibrational partition function is only well-defined in model systems where the vibrational motion is relatively uncoupled with the system's other degrees of freedom.
Quantum Harmonic Oscillator[edit]
The most common approximation to the vibrational partition function uses a model in which the vibrational eigenmodes or vibrational normal modes of the system are considered to be a set of uncoupled quantum harmonic oscillators. It is a first order approximation to the partition function which allows one to calculate the contribution of the vibrational degree of freedom of molecules towards thermodynamic variables. A quantum harmonic oscillator has an energy spectrum characterized by:
where j is an index representing the vibrational mode, and i is the quantum number for each energy level of the jth vibrational mode. The vibrational partition function is then calculated as:
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67- Atiyya Mubarak.
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69- Samy Al-Ghfeir, 22 years old, killed in an attack on Shijaiyya area, west Gaza.
70- Mohammed Bakr Al-Of, 24 years old, killed in an attack on Al-Yarmouk st. in Gaza city.
At 8:00 pm, November 18, the ministry of health in Gaza has reported that Israel has risen the death toll in Gaza to 69, including 20 children, 8 women, and 9 elderly people. Moreover, Over 660 person got injured since Wednesday, including 224 children, 113 women, and 50 elderly people.
At 10:00 pm, November 18, an Israeli warplane attacked a motorbike near the ministry of finance roundabout, west Gaza, killing a father and his son:
71- Ahmad Abu Amra
72- Nabil Ahmad Abu Amra
At 10:10 pm, November 18, an Israeli warplane rocked a house belong to Nasser family near Abu-Sharekh crossroad in northern Gaza, killing a child and his father.
73- Hussein Jalal Nasser, 8 years old.
74- Jalal Nasser
On November 19, the sixth day of the Israeli ongoing aggression on Gaza:
At 12:10 am, an Israeli warplane attacked Mahmoud Al-Hashash house in Rafah killing one woman.
75- Sabha Al-Hashash, 60 years old.
At 1:00 am, an Israeli warplane rocked a car in Rafah killing two people:
76- Saif Al-Deen Sadeq
77- Ahmad Hussein Al-Agha.
78- Emad Abu Hamda, 30 years old, killed after being seriously injured in as a drone fired a rocket at Beach camp, west Gaza.
79- Mohammed Jindiyya, mentally disabled, killed in an attack on Helles roundabout in Shijaiyya, west Gaza.
At 4:10 am, Israel committed another atrocious crime shelling a house belong to Azzam family that is full of children. 3 people were killed in this attack and at least 40 injured. Medics said that more than 15 children have arrived Shifaa hospital, three of them are in a very critical condition.
80- Mohammed Iyad Abu Zour, 5 years old.
81- Nisma Abu Zour, 19 years old.
82- Ahed Al-Qattaty, 38 years old.
83- Al-Abd Mohammed Al-Attar, killed in an attack on Beit-Lahya, northern Gaza at 6:00 am.
84- Rama Al-Shandi, 1 year old, killed as four F16s airstrikes hit former security compound Al-Saraya in Gaza City.
85- Rama Al-Shandi, 1 year old, killed as four F16s airstrikes hit former security compound Al-Saraya in Gaza City.
In an Israeli attack on Al-Qarara area to the south of the Gaza Strip, two farmers were killed at 8:50 am:
86. Ibrahim Suleiman al-Astal, 46 years old.
87. Omar Mahmoud Mohammed al-Astal, 14 years old.
As a warplane rocked a motorbike in Khan-Younis, southern the Gaza Strip, two people were killed:
88. Abdullah Harb Abu Khater (21)
89. Mahmoud Saeed Abu Khater (34)
An Abatshi warplane fired a rocket at a car in Al-Berka street in Deer Al-Balah, killing three people:
90. Rashid 'Alyan Abu 'Amra (45)
91. Amin Zuhdi Bashir (40)
92. Tamer Rushdi Bashir (30)
93- Hussam Abdeljawad, killed as an F16 rocked his car in Saftawi street, northern Gaza, at 2:25 pm.
94- Ramadan Ahmad Mahmoud, 20 years old, died this morning after being seriously injured in an attack that hit Al-Maghazi camp, two days ago.
95- Mohammed Riyad Shamallakh, 23 years old, killed as IOF targeted a car in Tal Al-Hawa, southern Gaza city.
At around 4 am, two people were killed as an Israeli warplane fired a missile that hit Al-Nusseirat Camp, to the west of Gaza city.
96- A'ed Radi
97- Ameer Al-Malahi
In an attack on Al-Shorouq building in Gaza City which contains several media offices, 2 were killed and 3 journalists were seriously injured.
98- Ramez Harb
99- Salem Sweilem
100- Muhammed Ziyad Tbeil, killed in an attack than hit central Gaza.
At 6:55 pm, an Israeli warplane attacked Al-Bureij camp killing two people:
101- Arkan Abu Kmeil
102- Ibrahim Al-Hawajri
At around 8:00 pm, an Israeli warplane shelled Shhada family's house in Nusairat camp killing two people from the same family.
103- Khalil Shhada
104- Osama Shhada
At around 9:00 pm, Israel committed another massacre against Hjazi family killing a father and his two sons, and injuring at least 15, most of them are children and women.
106- Suhaib Fo'ad Hjazi, 2 years old.
107- Mohammed Fo'ad Hjazi, 3 years old.
108- Fo'ad khalil Hjazi
On November 20, the seventh day of the Israeli ongoing aggression on Gaza:
At around midnight, an Apache rocked a house in Rafah that belongs to Nassarsa family, killing two siblings and injuring 10 others.
109- Mohammed Tawfeeq Al-Nassasra, 20 years old.
110-Ahmad Tawfeeq Al-Nassasra, 18 years old.
111- Akram Ma'roof, 38 years old, a farmer killed at 9:20 am as an Israeli warplane attacked agricultural lands in Al-Atatra area, northern Gaza. Four other farmers were injured in this attack.
In an Israeli attack on an agricultural land in Beit-Layha, northern Gaza, at 10:10 am, two people were killed:
112- Yahya Mohammed Awad, 15 years old.
113- Bilal Al-Barawi, 20 years old.
114- Mahmoud Al-Zahhar, killed in an attack on Al-Mughraqa are in the middle of the Gaza strip.
115- Abderrahman Hamad Abu Hamza, 22 years old, killed at 12:10 pm in an Israeli attack on Mokhabarat buildings, west Gaza.
116- Mohammed Bader, killed at 12:20 pm as IOF targeted Abu Tama'a family in Deer-AlBalah, in middle the Gaza Strip, at 12:20 pm.
117- Ahmad Doghmosh, died in Egypt after being transferred to a hospital in Egypt for being seriously injured in an airstrike that hit Tal Al-Hawa on November 18.
Within 1 hour and while negotiating the truce between Israel and Hamas, Israel committed another massacre killing at least 14 people.
At 4:20, an Israeli warplane rocked a car in Al-Sabra neighborhood, leaving 6 people torn to pieces:
118- Ahmad Doghmosh
119- Sobhi Doghmosh
120- Salah Doghmosh
121- Musab Doghmosh
122- Unknown
123- Unknown
124- Ameen Al-Dod, 22 years old, killed in an Israeli attack on Baghdad street in Shijaeyya, west Gaza at 2:30 pm.
In an attack on Kishko street in Zaytoon street, two children were killed while playing football in front of their house:
125- Mohammed Ibrahim Ashoor
126- Saqer Bulbul
127- Ayman Rafiq Abu Rashid, killed in an Israeli attack on Jabalia camp, northern Gaza.
In another attack on Al-Shawwa family's house in Shijaeyya, west Gaza, two people have arrived at Shifa hospital as charred pieces. 20 people were injured in this attack at least, 3 cases are severe.
128- Yosra Al-Shawwa
129- Mahmoud Al-Shawwa
130- Saber Bulbul
At 5:55 pm, an Israeli warplane attacked a press car working for Al-Aqsa TV station in Nasser street in Gaza city killing two journalists. They were just holding their cameras, reporting on the ongoing attacks…
131- Mahmoud Al-Koomi
132- Hussam Salama
At 6:10 pm, two more were killed in an attack on Beit-Hanoon, northern Gaza.
133- Unknown
134- Unknown
At 6:50 pm, an Israeli missile hit a car in Deer Al-Balah killing two people:
135- Mohammed Musa Abu Eisha, the manager of Al-Quds educational radio.
136- Hassan Yousef Al-Ostaz, 22 years old.
At 8:30, two brothers were killed in an Israeli attack that targeted a motorbike in Bilbeisy street in Rafah:
138- Ahmad Abed Abu Moor
139- Khaled Abed Abu Moor.
At 9:00 am, two were killed in an Israeli attack on Deer Al-Balah:
140- Mohammed Abu Sitta
141- Salem Abu Sitta
At 11:45 pm, two people were found as pieces in Al-Shouka area western Rafah.
142- Ahmad Hamad
143- Mahmoud Al-Arja
A young girl and her elderly father were killed at 1:30 pm in an Israeli attack on a group of civilians in Abasan area, west Khan-Younis.
144- Ameera Abu Nasser, 21 years old.
145- Ibrahim Abu Nasser, 70 years old.
146- Mohammed Adnan Al-Ashqar, 22 years old, killed in an attack on Al-Khuzundar gaz station in Al-Twam area, northern area, at 2:00 pm
147- Mahmoud Abu Khusa, a child killed in an attack on Al-Nafaq street in Gaza City.
At 2:40 pm, an Israeli missile hit a house belongs to Al-Assaly family killing a man and his son and daughter:
148- Talal Al-Assaly, 47 years old.
149- Ayman Talal Al-Assaly, 17 years old.
150- Hadil Talal Al-Assaly
151- Abderrahman Na'eem, 6 years old, killed in an Israeli attack on Ne'ma building in Gaza City. In the same attack, 3 children from Neim family also got injured.
152- Riham Al-Nabaheen, 4 years old, killed in an Israeli attack on house in Nussairat camp in the middle of the Gaza Strip
153- Mubarak Ibrahim Abu Houly, killed in an attack on the middle of the Gaza Strip
154- Mohammed Mohammed Baker, 27 years old, died after being seriously injured in an attack on Al-Sabra neighborhood on Monday.
155- Ibrahim Mheisin, killed In an attack on Al-Na'ga street, to the west of Jabalia camp, northern Gaza.
In an attack on a house that belongs to Abu Kmeil family in Al-Mughraqa area in the middle of the Gaza Strip, 5 people were killed:
156- Ramy Abeid
157- Mohammed Salama Abu Eteiwy
158- Nidal Hassan Abu Riyad
159- Sa'dy Abu Kmeil
160- Ahmad Abu Kmeil
As negotiations about ceasefire is going, more bombs fall over several places in the Gaza Strip killing a child and injuring at least 7 people.
161- Nader Yousef Abu Mghaseeb, 14 years old.
162- Musab Ayish, killed in an Israeli attack on Sheikh-Redwan bridge in Gaza City at 8:50 pm
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These are solid folding chairs with firm cushions. I like that they are a little higher than most. I hope the cushions soften a little with use....
NPS Upholstered Box Seat Folding Chairs (Pack of 2)
This 2-pack upholstered folding chairs set comes in colors of gold, navy, burgundy, or charcoal with powder-coated metal that will look great with your folding table. These chairs feature soft, thick cushions on the seat and back for added comfort.
ITEM#: 12584213Portable and easy to store, these chairs are an ideal way to have extra seating on hand without taking up valuable living space. The backs are covered in fabric on both sides, making them a bit more formal and comfortable than a conventional folding chair. With densely padded seats, these chairs are perfect for long conferences or meals. The sturdy metal frames on this set of two chairs have double hinges and are double riveted on the cross braces for additional strength. These eco-friendly chairs feature two-inch upholstered box seats set on a Masonite board to provide comfort and style while meeting your seating needs. Fold the chairs when not in use for easy storage.
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These are solid folding chairs with firm cushions. I like that they are a little higher than most. I hope the cushions soften a little with use.Read More
Awesome. No assembly required
This was an awesome purchase and they came preassembled. Would recommend.Read More
they are very comfortable and stableRead More
extra seating
I needed extra seating for company and these chairs really fit the bill! Not only are they sturdy and functional but they are also very attractive and comfortable...Read More
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These are the most comfortable folding chairs. The padded seat allows you to sit for hours without the usual squirming and twisting to relieve one side of your bottom and then the other. An added plus is the color selections the combination I chose fits in perfectly with my decor. A perfect purchase!Read More
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Don't hesitate to buy these chairs. I was hesitant, but as soon as I got them, I ordered 2 more! I just wanted comfortable folding chairs never thinking I would find some that are not only comfortable, but actually pretty good looking! I got them in gold, and the frames are brown, but the fabric isn't really gold....it's more of a bronzey brown, and quite attractive. I was hoping they would be more brown than gold as another reviewer mentioned, and they were. They are more comfortable than my real dining chairs! Not only that, they don't look half bad set at the table....and I have a very nice dining room set! I was pleasantly surprised that these were much nicer than I expected them to be.Read More
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We bought a pair for our son who lives in a tiny dorm room. The chairs were comfortable enough for a long night of TV and fold up so they can be neatly stored. A great buy.Read More
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Very comfortable for a folding chair .and I would buy more if neededRead More
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Great looking chairs and pretty comfortable. Downside is that they are not as comfortable as advertised. The regular padded NPS chairs actually feel more comfortable then these. Don't get me wrong they aren't bad at all, they are comfy to sit on, just not what I expected. High padding makes you kind of lean forward. I'm assuming after time chairs will adjust. Considering the price its not worth it. If they were like ** dollars each it would be different. Overall they look very nice, and they are pretty comfortable, you won't loose out. Price definitely needs to be lowered by NPS again these and the regular padded NPS chairs go for lower prices. Overstock has great customer service and fast shipping. If I need to pay a few extra bucks on some items to get them from the big O, I will. Always a pleasure with Overstock..Read More
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I wanted an arm- less chair for exercise.I don't have a lot of space, so a folding chair was perfect.I wanted an upholstered chair for comfort. The reviews for this chair was good.They will be nice for extra seating and easy to store when not in use.
They look really comfortable. I need extra seating in dining room when family comes but don't have Ron for more chairs. Now I can have extra seating only when I need it.
We ordered 4 of these and they came in, are great, look great, comfortable for guests so came back and ordered 10 more.
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The height of the seat is 18.5 inches, and the folded chair is approximately 32 inches high by 20 inches wide by 2 inches deep.
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Thank you very much! I do have a question from your demonstration ride:
How is the low speed fueling. The low speed fueling on my 2010 Multistrada 1200S is kind of crap, so the idea of a smooth V-Twin down low would be very nice
Did you feel the weight of the exhaust can much on the right side? I plan on getting a Wings... but I'm still curious
I have read good things about the gearbox, but that was from journalists, and I am reticent to believe everything they write (due to not wanted to upset bike mfgrs.), how did banging through the gears feel to you? Was it smooth?
I want an R, but my brother wants a Standard, so I'll ask about the electronic suspension, did you play with the modes, and did you feel a difference? Electronic suspension adjustment is definitely one place where the Multi shines
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* Low speed fuelling is excellent. I upgraded from a 990 Supermoto, so know full well the twitchy throttle syndrome! I deliberately tested it at low revs - between 2k and 3k - and higher gears. I can use 4th gear at 30 mph on the flat.....
* Exhaust weight - nah, can't feel it there.
* Gearbox is smooth. I regular missed 3rd to 4th on my 990SM (unless wearing MX boots) but no such problems on the 1190. You can do clutch less up changes AND down changes (with a blip of the throttle).
* Electronic suspension makes a difference to the damping. Spring rate isn't changed, of course. I find I use comfort mode down bumpy back roads at speed, and you can really feel it working. Not forgetting the preload adjustment for Rider only, luggage, pillion, pillion + luggage. That definitely works.
* Sport mode gives you a livelier throttle (and automatically selects sport suspension) and yes, it will wheelie. Add the top box and fill it with laptop etc.....
* digital display is just fine, because it's black characters on a white background.
So, get a test ride and find out for yourself!
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CHARLOTTE, NC When Tyrus Thomas dove for a loose ball heading out of bounds near the baseline in the second quarter Tuesday night against the Washington Wizards, it was clear the collective mindset of the Charlotte Bobcats was to execute at maximum effort. Thomas saved the ball to a teammate, and about 12 seconds later Ramon Sessions converted a driving layup. It was one of many effort plays the Bobcats made in a 92-76 victory over the fledgling Wizards and was an indication the 'Cats were dialed in. First-year Bobcats coach Mike Dunlap is not only fighting the residue of that horrid season hanging over the franchise, but he's also battling human nature. He understands that always giving effort isn't easy for anyone, including high-paid athletes. If a franchise that knows the sound, smell and taste of the bottom, it has no choice but to adopt a new persona, eventually manipulating it into a full-fledged culture. That process is under way in Charlotte, and it begins with defens...
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