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Much like the old adage about no two snowflakes being alike, we appreciate the fact that one person's style will never be completely identical to someone else's. Accordingly, we try our best to appeal to a diverse range of sensibilities, and today's WWW: Styling Tips proves that rule! Wherever you fall on the sartorial spectrum, we've got a helpful hint you're sure to love. For instance, if you prefer sleek, clean lines, we recommend emulating Ashley Olsen's fuss-free ensemble, but if you fancy yourself a feminine dresser, we propose taking a cue from Emmy Rossum's romantic outfit. Of course, our ideas don't end there, so read on for the rest of our suggestions and let us know which ones you're dying to try.
Tip #1: Polish your ensemble with a snake-print top.
While we love snake prints on everything from luxe bags to fabulous footwear, we admit they're quite chic on clothing too. Just take The Row Shirt (from the F/W 11 collection) Ashley Olsen wore to JCPenney's brand re-launch event in New York last month. Despite the understated cut of the t-shirt, the serpentine pattern instantly elevates the top, making it a cool and polished addition to her tailored look. If you're on the hunt for a few similarly rousing items, give these a try: Nation LTD's St. Vincent Tee ($70), Marc by Marc Jacobs' Serpent Silk Top ($395), and French Connection's Sissy Snake Top ($40). After you've snagged a reptilian-print blouse, simply pair it with basic black trousers like ASOS' Tailored Slim Cropped Pants ($54), and voila, an instant Olsen-esque ensemble!
Tip #2: Mix nude and blush tones for a feminine look.
Considering your WWW editors love a ladylike look, it's no surprise we're completely smitten with Emmy Rossum's pretty and prim outfit. The actress caught our eye at the Jason Wu for Target event in New York last week, where she wore the collection's Long Sleeve Sheer Blouse ($35) in Blush Dots and Lace Print Straight Skirt ($30) in Blush. The combination of a demure silhouette and soft color palette make for a sweet, feminine ensemble fit for a day at the office or date night. While the price is certainly right for her Target pieces, they're selling out quickly, so we wanted to provide you with other options to recreate Rossum's smart styling. Simply start with Equipment's Signature Blouse ($208) or Jil Sander's Three Quarter Sleeve Shirt ($325), and style either selection with Gaetano Navarra's Knee Length Skirt ($325) or See by Chloe's Park Pleat-Front Tweed Mini ($110) for a similarly romantic vibe.
Tip #3: Elevate a casual outfit with a faux fur jacket.
Looking for a way to freshen up your casual attire? Our styling tip is simple: Follow Jenna Lyons' lead and add a faux fur jacket to your look! J. Crew's President and Creative Director looked smashing late last month at a launch party for Tiffany & Co.'s new website, WhatMakesLoveTrue.com, when she finished her laidback mix-specifically a Stella McCartney wool shirt, J. Crew tee, Chimala Denim Panter Pants ($418), and Madewell shoes-with a furry Prada jacket. Hanging slightly off her shoulders, the outerwear adds just the right amount of luxury, elevating the outfit from weekend casual to daytime chic. Feeling inspired? We think Current/Elliott's The Boyfriend Jeans ($198), Gap 1969's Mid-Weight Sexy Boyfriend Jeans ($70), Noriko's Cropped Faux Fur Jacket ($59), and ASOS' Faux Fur Coat ($102) in Vintage Look all exude Lyons-worthy panache.
Tip #4: Accessorize a cocktail dress with a statement belt.
One of the great things about a LBD is that it's the perfect canvas for statement accessories! While you can always opt for a bright bag or bold jewelry, we think Zoe Saldana's decision to add an eye-catching belt offers a fresh and exciting outfit idea. The stylish starlet looked elegant and sophisticated at the Sundance premiere of Words last month in an Alexander McQueen dress and belt from the S/S 12 collection. The waist-defining gold accent adds an unexpected element of interest to her look. For a Saldana-inspired cincher, look no further than Anthropologie's Suniva Belt ($58), Mango's Touch Metallic Belt ($25), and W. Kleinberg's Karung Snakeskin Belt ($360), all of which are spectacular alternatives.
Tip #5: Add interest to your look with an architectural top.
If your closet is full of standard-issue jackets and blazers, we think it's time to upgrade to an architectural topper a la Rooney Mara. We spotted the actress at a press conference for The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo in Tokyo last month and absolutely fell in love with her Givenchy Canvas Peplum Jacket ($4145, available here in Khaki). Our reasoning is simple: The piece is an easy way to take your look from ho-hum to showstopping in no time! Convinced you need anything-but-basic outerwear? We think Moschino Cheap & Chic's Blazer ($468) and Charter Club's Long Sleeve Wool Ruffle Blazer ($60) fit the bill perfectly.
Tip #6: Try a knee-length skirt with a center slit.
If you've got great gams, why not show them off this season with a center-slit skirt? Karolina Kurkova had the right idea at the F/W 12 Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in Berlin last month. Since her Preen Knife Skirt ($910) shows quite a bit of leg, she smartly balanced the look with a conservative upper half: namely, Theory's Elenian Textured Hide Jacket ($845, available in Deep Blue) and a Rag and Bone collared shirt. While side slits will always have a place in our closets, a slit down the middle is a fresh twist we're dying to try out. To do so, be sure to get your hands on either Karl's Saba Faux Leather Skirt ($185) or Zara's Skirt with Front Split ($50) pronto!
Tip #7: Ground a ladylike jacket with combat boots.
Clemence Poesy always knocks us out with her effortlessly hip outfits. Take, for instance, the enviable ensemble she wore to an equally lust-worthy event (the Chanel couture show in Paris) last month. Poesy paired a Chanel Pre-Fall 12 jacket with a simple tee, jeans, and leather boots, and finished the look with a F/W 11 clutch also by said French fashion house. What we love most about this outfit is how she juxtaposed a sophisticated jacket with combat boots for an ensemble that's equal parts feminine and tough-girl chic. If you want to achieve a similarly cool balance, we suggest snagging Jessica Simpson's Blazer ($48), Steffen Schraut's Black/Cream Boucle Long Blazer ($267), or M Missoni's Boucle Cotton-Blend Cardigan ($895), and teaming your choice of topper with Steve Madden's Deziary Boots ($100).
Tip #8: Pair an athletic neckline with feminine sandals
When trying out this season's athletic-inspired trends, avoid an overly literal look by tempering sportier pieces with girly accents. To see what we mean, reference the ensemble Naomi Watts put together for an event for Jacobs Creek Wine in Sydney, Australia, earlier this month. The actress opted for a sleek noir Stella McCartney frock with a sporty neckline from the Resort 12 collection, which she paired with Stella McCartney Ankle Wrap Mesh Sandals ($745). Her smart choice of feminine shoes lends her ensemble just a touch of athletic flair without appearing as if she's headed to the gym. To emulate Watts' styling, consider grabbing David Lerner's Mesh Empire Band Dress ($198), Stella McCartney's Bi Color Dress ($1545), or River Island's Geometric Body-Conscious Dress ($45), all of which have a similarly sleek silhouette. Finally, add Barneys New York CO-OP's Open Toe Sandals ($335) or Via Spiga's Christina Shoes ($185), two wallet-friendly versions of Watts' pair.-Erin Fitzpatrick, with Cecee Marie
Photos of Ashley Olsen, Clemence Poesy, Jenna Lyons, Karolina Kurkova, and Naomi Watts, courtesy of Getty. Photo of Emmy Rossum, courtesy of Billy Farrell Agency.


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Glendale-based Johnson Controls Inc. suddenly finds itself in the middle of a squabble in the 2012 U.S. presidential race.
Brian Slagle, an autoworker at JCI's factory in Toledo, Ohio, is featured a new television commercial for President Barack Obama's re-election campaign. In the new ad, Slagle says he was laid off and "scared to death" until Obama swooped in to save the American automotive industry.
While he drives on Interstate 475 in Toledo in the ad, Slagle gives Obama credit for having saved his job.
Republicans are criticizing the ad and Johnson Controls.
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Promoting Transformation: Allan Mayo, Chair of the Expert Panel on Service Innovation in the EU Data tal-pubblikazzjoni: 18/02/2014
Some four years ago, at the height of the financial crisis, the European Commission appointed an Expert Panel to consider how service innovation might contribute to Europe's 2020 agenda of achieving smarter, sustainable and inclusive growth.
The Expert Panel reported to Antonio Tajani, Vice-President of the European Commission, in February 2011. It recommended that EU policy should focus on the major systems transformation that was underway across the public and private sectors, driven by new business models and enabled by a modern infrastructure and knowledge intensive service firms. Examples of this could be found in the way in which the retail sector and entertainment were being transformed by online services, health and care systems were being transformed by tele-health and tele-care, and, more broadly, in how services provided in, and by, cities were moving away from the traditional silos, towards more integrated approaches based on the information being generated by users.
The panel described this phenomenon as the transformative power of service innovation and recommended that governments and the Commission should give more focus to the concept of Large Scale Demonstrators to test and validate these new approaches and, thereby, enable the rapid scale up and dissemination of potential solutions across the European market. To help develop this focus, it was suggested that the Commission should establish a European Service Innovation Centre (ESIC) and, as Chairman of the Expert Panel, I warmly welcome the speed with which the Commission has responded to this challenge.
The ESIC is already identifying key metrics, against which all the regions of Europe can measure their capacity to transform their competitiveness. In particular, it is examining the policies within six pilot regions – Northern Ireland, Limburg, Luxemburg, Emilia Romagna, Upper Austria and the Canary Islands – to compare different approaches to business and regional transformation. I shall be particularly interested in how they address the four key elements which the panel identified:
- Investment in/access to a modern infrastructure, particularly fixed and mobile broadband;
- The skills available and clusters of knowledge, not least the business service firms who help to transfer good practice and novel approaches;
- The finance available to innovative SMEs, who are very often the engines of transformation; and
- The broad business environment, where enterprise is encouraged and rewarded.
But perhaps the most important ingredient is the leadership shown by the regional authorities and innovative firms in seeking to regenerate and transform established sectors in favour of new processes and new business models, regardless of the sector. Of course, this is hard to measure but, as Europe emerges from the financial crisis, it is vital that all the regions of Europe display that leadership and stake their claim to the mobile capital and highly mobile skilled young people, who are looking for the right business and social environments to express their talents. I would submit that a willingness to experiment in the form of Large Scale Demonstrators provides that signal and has a key message, which says to entrepreneurs and young people, "We are up for transformation, we are up for change."


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Mike Douglas, aka the Godfather of freesking, has impacted the sport like nobody else. Douglas grew up skiing moguls and was a member of the New Canadian Air Force. He is credited with helping to create the first ever twin tip ski, which eventually became the Salomon 1080. Today you'll find Mike creating the massively popular web series Salomon Freeski TV with his company Switchback Entertainment. The industry is forever indebted to Mike Douglas and all that he's done for us.
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The translucent surface is conveniently slanted, and is illuminated by a long-life, "Daylight" fluorescent lamp (included). The 10" × 12" model comes with a 8W bulb and weighs just 3 lb (1.5 kg). The 12" × 18" model comes with a 15W bulb and weighs 6 lb (3 kg).
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Salvarinas saved 71 of 74 shots in two starts last week. The junior made 36 stops in a 4-1 victory over Castleton State and 35 saves in a 2-0 loss to Utica.
In nine games this year, Salvarinas has a 5-3 record with a .917 save percentage. Her five wins and two shutouts are career highs.
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Now in its fourteenth season, the Southern Crescent Chorale holds an important place in the vibrant arts community of south metro Atlanta. Passionately conducted by veteran choral director Janice Folsom, the Chorale delivers dynamic performances of major works, as well as opera, spirituals, Broadway and pop favorites, at venues throughout the region. With talented amateur and professional singers, performing a challenging selection of material, the Chorale has established a reputation for choral excellence and a following that continues to grow with every performance. Come experience the choral artistry of the Southern Crescent Chorale!
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Mylie Painter is delighted to announce the marriage of her mother Shanna Painter to Dallas Magnuson on Saturday, June 23, 2012.
Shanna is the daughter of Rodney and Deborah Painter of Nephi.
Dallas is the son of Randy and Laurel Magnuson of Castle Dale.
A garden reception will be held in their honor that evening from 7 to 9 p.m.at the Painter residence, 845 E. 500 N., in Nephi.
Grandparents of the bride are Jim and Zoma Painter of St. George and the late Clinton and Katherine Thornton of Parowan.
Grandparents of the groom are Jack and Janet Magnuson of Castle Dale and the late Clayton and Florene Brensen of Ferron.
The couple will make their home in Castle Dale.


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Biking at night: For safety, go beyond what law requires
EUGENE, Ore. - Brian Eames commutes to work on a bike every day.
"Every now and then I'll come to an intersection with a car about the same time and I just want to make sure they see me," Eames said.
Bike commuters are forced to travel in the dark during the fall and winter seasons. A darker commute can make it dangerous for cyclists when riding home.
Eames decided to purchase a small light to make his bike more visible to drivers. Eames said he feels that one light is sufficient for riding at night.
"I take a minimalist approach obviously," Eames said. "I'm not as concerned about it because I feel strongly in my ability to react to things ahead of time."
In Oregon, bicyclists are required by law to use a front-facing white light and a rear red reflector.
"In my opinion, that's just not good enough," said Courtney Moore of Eugene's Arriving by Bike store.
Moore said in addition to the required lights, she feels it is important to have lights on the side of your bike as well.
"A lot of people have a front light and a rear light, but they kind of forget about cars coming at them from the side," Moore said. "You can use spoke lights for a side light. When the wheel goes around you get a striped effect."
The right clothing in the dark can also make a difference.
"Green or yellow jackets are great during the day and at night you have that reflective striping," Moore said.
Moore also recommends wearing a helmet covered in a high visibility color, leg striping, and bright colored gloves.
"I have a friend who says there's no bad weather, there's only bad gear," Moore said. "So get the right gear and you're good to go."
Failure to have the proper gear when riding a bike at night could result in a $75 fine.


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Conforming to God's Holiness
from R.C. Sproul Aug 09, 2009 Category: ArticlesGod is called holy not only because of what He does, but also because of who He is. Originally the term referred more to God's being than His action or behavior. For us to be called saints ("holy ones"), we must have a catharsis. We must be made clean. No unclean thing can stand before the presence of a holy God. That which is unclean is profane in His eyes. For us to be holy to God, our unclean, unholy moral imperfection msut be purged and our sin removed from us. That is why the absolutely necessary condition for redemption is atonement. Without atonement we would remain always and forever unclean and unholy before His penetrating gaze. Keep Reading
Comprehending God's Goodness
from R.C. Sproul Aug 08, 2009 Category: ArticlesAs a child, the first prayer I ever learned was a simple table grace. It went like this: "God is great, God is good. And we thank Him for this food." At the time, I did not realize that a single biblical word captured the twin ideas of God's greatness and His goodness. The single word is holy. Keep Reading
Respecting God's Judgment
from R.C. Sproul Aug 06, 2009 Category: ArticlesOne of the most poignant episodes of the judgment of God occurred in the Old Testament case of Eli. Eli was a judge and priest over Israel. He was, for the most part, a godly man. But his sons were wicked and profaned the house of God. Eli rebuked them but did not fully restrain them. God revealed to Samuel that He would judge the house of Eli: Keep Reading
Will Man Rob God?
from R.C. Sproul Aug 05, 2009 Category: ArticlesIn the last book of the Old Testament, God spoke through the prophet Malachi. He raised a provocative question: "Will man rob God?" This is somewhat startling because it suggests something that on the surface would appear to be impossible. How could anybody rob God of anything? Does it mean that we storm the ramparts of heaven and break into the inner sanctum of the divine treasury and help ourselves to things that God alone possesses? Such a thing is manifestly impossible. Keep Reading
Experiencing God's Discipline
from R.C. Sproul Aug 04, 2009 Category: ArticlesI had a football coach who had hands the size of catcher's mitts. When we got out of line, he would stand in front of us and place his hands on our shoulders. As he rebuked us, he would begin to squeeze our shoulders. When he did that to me, I could hardly keep standing. Keep Reading
Accepting Correction from the Father
from R.C. Sproul Aug 02, 2009 Category: ArticlesSome people have a hard time even thinking of God as "Father" because of the horrible abuse they suffered from their earthly fathers' hands. But God is a Father who never abuses His children, although He does punish them. He chastens those whom He loves. It is wise for the child of God to fear the corrective wrath of the Father. Keep Reading
Fostering Fear of God
from R.C. Sproul Jul 31, 2009 Category: ArticlesI recently heard a young Christian remark, "I have no fear of dying." When I heard this comment I thought to myself, "I wish I could say that." I am not afraid of death. I believe that death for the Christian is a glorious transition to heaven. I am not afraid of going to heaven. It's the process that frightens me. I don't know by what means I will die. It may be via a process of suffering, and that frightens me. I know that even this shouldn't frighten me. There are lots of things that frighten me that I shouldn't let frighten me. The Scripture declares that perfect love casts out fear. But love is still imperfect, and fear hangs around. Keep Reading
Covenant Prosecutors
from R.C. Sproul Jul 30, 2009 Category: ArticlesI don't remember the exact words. They went something like this: "He was a thundering paradox of a man." These words served as the opening lines of William Manchester's classic biography of General Douglas MacArthur. In this work, MacArthur was shown as a multi-faceted man whose essence could not be crystallized by a single attribute. In like manner, the prophets of the Old Testament were men of multi-faceted and multi-dimensioned responsibilities and behavior. Keep Reading
Developing a Passion for God
from R.C. Sproul Jul 29, 2009 Category: ArticlesI remember a stained-glass window that adorned the library of my alma mater. It was situated above the stairwell at the second-floor landing. In leaded letters, the words in the window declared, "Knowledge is power." Keep Reading
The Presence of Christ
from R.C. Sproul Jul 26, 2009 Category: ArticlesThe Heidelberg Catechism states, in the answer to Question 47, "Christ is true man and true God. With respect to His human nature He is no longer on earth, but with respect to His divinity, majesty, grace, and Spirit He is never absent from us." This statement tried to do justice to Jesus' own teaching before He left this planet. Keep Reading


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ORCHARD PARK, NY - Sunday was punter Brian Moorman's first game back in a Bills uniform after he was cut by the team last year and then recently re-signed the to replace Shawn Powell.
But his support of his P.U.N.T. foundation to benefit children battling cancer never stopped. P.U.N.T. stands for "Perseverance, Understanding, Need, Triumph."
On Sunday, he continued his Game Day program and invited some special guests -- kids who have been helped by the foundation -- to watch the game in a private box suite at the stadium.
"It helps you forget about worrying all the time and like when do I do this, what am I supposed to do next," said Alexandra Karges, a guest of the P.U.N.T. Foundation. "It's just, you feel open to everything and it's just lots of fun because you're hanging out with friends and people who understand what you're going through."
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PAWTUCKET - Dolores M. Gregoire, 73 of Pawtucket died Tuesday at the Bethany Home in Providence. She was the wife of the late Robert A. Gregoire. Born in Pawtucket and a lifelong resident of the city, she was the daughter of the late Albert and Lillian (Cote) Ledoux. She was a communicant of St. Leo the Great Church, and very devoted to her family and friends.
PROVIDENCE — Marshon Brooks has never been accused of being shy with the basketball. Yet in order for him to complete player in the eyes of Keno Davis, the Providence College senior had to show a serious commitment to rebounding the basketball.
Brooks delivered another banner night scoring-wise, notching a season-best 27 points as PC held off visiting Northeastern, 77-72, Wednesday night before yet another sparse gathering of 4,828 at The Dunk. Just as important were the eight rebounds Brooks snatched, as he came close to matching his season average (8.7).
Sunday's Division II Super Bowl game between unbeaten (in league play) Tolman and defending champion Woonsocket needs no hype from the media. These two teams stand on their own merits.
Pauline Bruneau-O'Hara
CUMBERLAND - Pauline Bruneau-O'Hara (Marcotte), 75, of 238 Ann St. died Monday in the Miriam Hospital, Providence. She was the beloved wife of Wilfred O'Hara Sr.
Born in Bellingham she was the daughter of the late Antonio and Aurore (Barrette) Marcotte. She resided in Cumberland for the past 36 years.
Mrs. O'Hara was an avid bingo player
Russell Wilson
PAWTUCKET:Russell Wilson, 61, of Thomas Ave, passed unexpectedly on November 24, 2010.
Born in Pawtucket, a son of Jeannette (Kishfy) Beaton of Central Falls and the late Clinton Wilson.
He was the proprietor of Russell's Construction for many years.
Besides his mother he is survived by a daughter, Rhonda Campbell, a son, Chad White, both of California, three sisters, Janet Cross, Linda Wilson both of Cumberland and Brenda Martel of Lincoln, a brother, James Beaton of Pawtucket, two granddaughters and several nieces and nephews.
Ethel M. Shaw
BURRILLVILLE - Ethel M. (Carr) Shaw, 86, died Wednesday November 24, 2010 in Overlook Nursing Home, Pascoag. Wife of the late Alfred Shaw. Born in Central Falls she was the daughter of the late Louis L and Elsie (Montgomery) Carr.
She is survived by a daughter Linda L. Rondeau and her husband Russell of Burrillville, two grandchildren and four nieces. She was the sister of the late Robert Carr.
Funeral arrangements are private under the direction of the Boucher Funeral Home.www.boucherfh.com
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PAWTUCKET:Pauline E. Buco, 83, of Beverage Hill Ave, passed away on November 27, 2010. She was the wife of the late James Buco.
Born in Pawtucket, she was a daughter of the late Lena Provost.
Pauline had been employed by AT&T for over 44 years before retiring. She was a Communicant of St. Teresa Church and a member of the AT&T Pioneers.
PAWTUCKET — In the end, Tuesday night's Division II semifinal playoff game between Tolman and St. Raphael Academy came down to a few gridiron standbys – halftime adjustments, plays that just missed connecting, and which team wanted it more.
Tolman made the necessary adjustments, St. Raphael dropped a crucial touchdown pass, and the top-seeded Tigers, who trailed 12-7 at halftime, reached deep down within themselves to outlast a courageous Saints team, 25-12, before an estimated crowd of 1,200 fans at Max Read Field.
PROVIDENCE — During the league season last month, Lincoln High had its way with Moses Brown and handed its Division III foe its first loss of the fall.
Let's just say the Quakers took that defeat personal.
In the more-important rematch between the two squads — a semifinal tilt on Tuesday night — Moses Brown returned the favor with a convincing 21-0 blanking of the Lions at Brown University's Berylson Field.


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For some reason, the fact that Kiss formed in Brooklyn is surprising. Kansas seems more appropriate, somehow, or maybe New Jersey. But Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Peter Criss, and Ace Frehley came together in 1973, donned a load of face paint and started spitting blood and breathing fire as part of one of the most elaborate group stage personas in rock history.
The characters they created -- The Demon (Simmons), Starchild (Stanley), Spaceman (Frehley), and Catman (Criss) – were based in comic book-style theatrics and chosen by fans relative to their personalities.
Simmons and Stanley had banded together in Wicked Lester prior to Kiss, but had little success. Planning a new venture, they found Criss through an ad. The trio had a hard-edged sound combined with Alice Cooper-inspired... Read more


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Dean Kamen, inventor of the Segway, is working on the Slingshot – a device which purifies water from any liquid source.
The Slingshort almost sounds too good to be true: a $1500 vapor compression distiller that produces up to 1000 liters of potable water per day from any liquid source – from ocean water to sewage.
There are other interesting devices for water purification that are proven to work. For example solar water distillers, where trapped solar energy both destroys pathogens and evaporates pure water which is collected in a trough. Solar water distillers are available from SolAqua – for example the $499 Rainmaker™ 550 Solar Distiller.
Water, just like oil, is not an infinitely available resource. Clean water is a basic requirement for human survival.
As Dean said in a recent video interview;
50% of all human disease on this planet today is a result of water-born pathogens
Dean is also working on a $3700 power generator, based on a Stirling engine, which will produce around 1 kW — enough to light up a small village.
So, will the Slingshot work? Time will tell. But we surely hope Dean succeeds in his endeavours!
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If you are looking to enjoy the many wonderful restaurants that New York has to offer, Restaurant Week is the perfect way to see them all without breaking the bank.
Monday, August 27, 2012 - Sunday, September 09, 2012
US Tennis Association Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
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Nothing epitomizes the end of summer in NYC quite like the U.S. Open. Every year the best in tennis head to Queens for the last Grand Slam of the year. Watch as these phenoms hit the hard court and square off one more time.
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The 57
Abigail Herrera, fo sho!!!
the girl
The truck
The bike!!!
WOW Nice....
If the truck and the bike were black, yes please.
x dios que ermosura los cuatro jajaja
No quieres nada
The girl
truck then i move to look 4 a girl for.......!
The girl fo sho
the truck mine..
all of em
The bike and ride away with her
Idk yet lol either the girl or the bike....right now its a tie !
The bike
awesome shades of brown
cool nice
Well I'll say the truck
Fabulous foursome, nice !
Does anybody know the color or color code of that bike
Abigail Herrera
4 maquinas lindas
the cars and the bike an't bad either !
I'll take the brown one, please.
muyu buen eqipo troca carro y moto y dama qe mas he
The ride with the gold two piece.
like bycycle?
The bomba of course ( the car) then take the broad for a ride.
tomar gari ta naki
I would picThe truck and with that I can get any girl I want
The one on my left
Just got out the county jail respect the thing that could be gone so quickly that's your family
sweet 3peice
This photo..!
The troquita para levantar a muchas hinas...
o meu sonho
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Type: Tidal
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Type: Chesapeake
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We caught this 18.5 inch flounder at Thomas Point on a live mudminnow. The rig was a 10 inch piece of mono and a flounder hook and a 2 ounce weight. We also caught over 30 rockfish livelining at 86.
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I got some positive responses last time i posted this video on the old forums, so here it is again for you newcomers.
A tutorial video aimed at improving the strafe jumping of begginer/intermediate players by explaining what makes you go faster.
Includes a demo of a 530 ups circle jump and lane 8 on raz3rs map with keypresses, speedometer, and slow motion.
Map link (click me)
If you see blackness, then join the red team!!
Installation Instructions: (copied from RAZ3R's original thread)
Extract the pk3 from the zip file and place it in your baseql folder, which is located:
Vista/win7 - Code:
%AppData%\..\LocalLow\id Software\quakelive\baseq3
XP - Code:
%appdata%\id Software\quakelive\baseq3
(thanks mental)
Then right click on the pk3, go to properties, then check 'read only' (if you don't do this quakelive will delete the file). Then start up a CTF bot game and from the console (ctl+alt+`) type 'map raztrainql_beta3', join the red team, and you're done.
Mac instructions (thanks to mAKKEH):
1. Unpack the file by doubleclicking it. There will be a separate file called raztrainql_beta3.pk3 in the file you decided to unpack it in.
2. Rightclik the file, press "Show Info", and press the hatch "Locked", to make it locked.
3. Browse to user/Library/Application Support/QuakeLive/quakelive/baseq3/ , and move the file here.
4. Open up a CTF Bot game, open console, and type 'map raztrainql_beta3'.
5. Join the red team
5. Enjoy
Linux instructions (thanks to Salamatiqus)
Linux How-To
1) Copy map to "/home/%username%/.quakelive/quakelive/baseq3/" folder
2) Open up Terminal and move to Quake Live's directory by typing:
cd /home/%username%/.quakelive/quakelive/baseq3
3) Make maps undeletable to prevent Quake Live's rage for 3rd party maps.
Become root (sudo or su, maybe you will need go to baseq3's folder again), then type into terminal:
chattr +i raztrainql_beta3.pk3
4) Start a CTF training match with bots (or without them )
5) Bring Console (` or ctrl+alt+`) and type:
\map raztrainql_beta3
6) Join the red team.
7) Train your skills