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The Future Systems 'Glass House' in Islington was an instant hit when it was designed a decade ago, and plaudits poured in. Those adulatory snippets were put to good effect by Messrs Hamptons, estate agents to the gentry, in its recent catalogue for the house. 'One of the best houses in the world' - El Pais. 'This house is already a classic' - Vogue. 'An astounding piece of architecture and we can't get enough of it' - Wallpaper. Who could fail to be impressed by all this? Well, another architect, you might think; perhaps one with reservations about the orientation of the dwelling - is it (whisper this) the wrong way round? From an orientation point of view, possibly; on the other hand, it does have a proper street entrance and aspect. Anyway, the latest owner is an undeterred architect: Roger Kallman, urbane standard-bearer of the SOM flag in London these many years, and already an Islington resident. He took the purchasing plunge a few weeks ago, and some redecoration is now under way.Watch out for the influence of Kaplicky and Levete's 'spaceage aesthetic' (Martin Pawley) to infiltrate SOM's oeuvre.
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November 30, 2011
Matthews family no stranger to Army Bowl
Brian Perroni
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ARMY BOWL: All-Americans | Tour home | The Ride
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MISSOURI CITY, Texas - On Wednesday the U.S. Army All-American Bowl selection tour continued to make its way through the Greater Houston area. The latest stop was at Missouri City Elkins High School to honor one of the top offensive linemen in the country with his official invitation to play in the 2012 contest.
Mike Matthews, a four-star prospect and the nation's No. 2 center, is the latest player from the Lone Star State to add his name to the game's roster. In front of his family and teammates, the 6-foot-3, 260-pound senior was presented with his jersey amid loud cheers. He is one of 90 top players from across the country to receive the honor.
"It's just really exciting to know that I'm part of these 90 players that got invited," Matthews said. "It's a really humbling experience to get this type of reward.
The Matthews family is not new to the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. Two years ago, older brother and current Texas A&M offensive tackle Jake Matthews also had a chance to participate in the contest. The younger Matthews says he is proud to continue the family legacy, not just at the game in San Antonio but also in college.
"With my brother playing in it two years ago I definitely feel like I need to follow in his footsteps," Matthews said. "He played in this game and now he's up at A&M starting - I hope that I'm able to follow the path he set. I'd like to be able to play at A&M right next to him. I really look up to him a lot."
Mike Matthews says he has had a chance to talk to his older brother about what to expect during his week in San Antonio for the game.
"He said he had a great time and had a lot of fun," Matthews said. "He said to expect to meet a lot of new people. Trey Williams and Bralon Addison are going to be there so hopefully I have a chance to get to know my future teammates better and get a little bit of connection with them.
"I don't know any of the other guys in the game besides those two because I didn't really go to any camps or anything. It will be exciting to meet a lot of these good players and see what kind of people they are and what kind of talent they have. I'll get to test myself against them to see how good I am at this point too."
Even though he has had two older brothers play college football and is the son of NFL Hall of Fame offensive lineman Bruce Matthews, Mike Matthews says he has still be caught off guard by all of the attention he has received.
"I don't think it ever really hit me (that I was good enough to be an All-American)," he said. "It hasn't even hit me now. I don't really like to boast at all. I just go out there and do my best and try to use the abilities that God has given me. Whatever happens, happens and I'm just thankful for the opportunity to get to play."
In addition to following the paths his father and brothers set, Matthews knows there is a rich history of current NFL and college stars that have played in the Army Bowl and he would like to replicate their success as well.
"I know there are guys like Tim Tebow and Ndamukong Suh that played in it," he said. "It's going to be the first step for me to hopefully follow in their footsteps. I'll hopefully be able to make it to the same place they are someday."
Matthews and the West team take on the East in the 12th annual U.S. Army All-American Bowl on Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012 at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas. The game will be nationally televised on NBC.
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High Society
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Book by Arthur Kopit
Additional Lyrics by Susan Birkenhead
Based on the play The Philadelphia Story by Philip Barry
Also based on the Turner Entertainment Co. motion picture High Society
Get ready for the musical event of the season as Cole Porter's timeless classic, High Society, skips into town.
Wealthy socialite Tracy Lord is in the midst of planning a lavish summer wedding when her ex-husband Dexter Haven turns up to disrupt the proceedings. When charming reporter Mike Connor arrives and falls instantly for Tracy (and she for him), everyone is guessing who the bride will choose!
Michael Praed (Robin of Sherwood, The Sound of Music) stars as Dexter Haven, Marilyn Cutts (Fascinating Aida) as Margaret Lord, Teddy Kempner (Acorn Antiques The Musical, RSC's Nicholas Nickleby) as Uncle Willie, Daniel Boys (Any Dream Will Do) as Mike Connor with Sophie Bould (The Sound of Music) as Tracy Lord.
High Society bubbles with a host of beautiful ballads including True Love, You're Sensational and the unforgettable Well, Did You Evah!
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Bryne Things to Do
Spend few minutes looking at the statues
.. they are alone and they need it. I have seen only the ones in the central area of the city.
I will let you admire few of them.
Nice "combination" with the "Little Sunday Princess"and the "Leaping Centaur" behind...
I have lost a lot of them but.. next time I will find them all :)
Bryne Mølle
The original mill which was built in 1877 burned down in 1928, this building was raised in 1929.
The mill was taken over by the municipality and renovated in 2003 for cultural purposes. The concert hall on the ground floor, which gives room for an audience of 150, used to be a storage for flour bags :-). The coffee bar also holds 150 people. On the first floor (second floor in norwegian) there is a gallery.
A lot of cultural activities as well as private arrangements like weddings etc. take place in the mill.Related to:
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A walk along Mølledammen
Mølledammen is centrally located in Bryne, just a small block north of Storgata. A lot has been done here to make it a pleasant green lung, just take a look at the pictures!Related to:
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Bryne Hotels
Jaeren Hotel - Bryne
Solhogda 3, Bryne, Norway, 4340, NO
Satisfaction: Excellent
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Solhogda 3, BRYNE, 4349, NO
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Bryne Restaurants
Kjøkkenet Bryne AS: The kitchen
Casual and relaxed atmosphere, the two owners and their helpers both cook and serve, and you can control their work as the kitchen is open and visible from the cafe. They also do catering for big and small parties, and they sell susages, cheese and other ingredients at the desk.Related to:
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Kaffebaren AS: Coffeehouse with all rights
The coffeeshop previously known as Skomakeren Kaffebar bankrupted. New owners have bought the inventory, remodeled and reopened the place. A typically urban place with good coffeedrinks and a choice of snack kind of meals. They are licenced for selling alcoholic beverages too, with opening hours during the weekend until 03:30 in the morning.
Favorite Dish: Caffe mocca, it is my favourite in every coffeeshop :-) The one in Bryne is as good as anywhere I have been.Related to:
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Thime Station: PUB with cultural events and food
"Stationen" on the ground floor is a PUB that also serves snack like food, and the "dinner of today" is NOK 85. Tuesday is seafood day, thursday the traditional "komle" is served.
"Expeditionen" upstairs used to be a restaurant, nowadays it is used for closed parties from 6 to 30 people only. I ate there once, and was very satisfied!
"Perrongen" is the outdoor department, which is open during the summer season.
"Stationsmusikken" is the name of the cultural arrangements, there are usually concerts wednesdays. And there is a quiz every thursday.
Their home page is in norwegian (I have translated some of it), but there are a couple of pictures, and the opening hours are to be found under the heading "Åpningstider".Related to:
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Bryne Shopping
Erland: Pottery
Erland is actually the name of the owners / artists. They are relocating and giving their shop a new name, which is for now secret :-) It is a wife and husband shop, where they produce and sell their ceramics. The adress below is their new adress, where they will be found from mid october. The street runs in parallel with the railway line, on the east side.
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Favorite thing: This was the only place I could see in Bryna, in a beautiful sunny day in July.
Nice and quiet place, I am wondering if you could do more than walking aroud the lake, in Bryne.
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BJ's profit increased to $55.1 million, compared with earnings of $52.7 million a year ago.
Sales for the period ended Jan. 30 rose 9% to $2.8 billion, from $2.56 billion on membership fee growth and increased net sales, beating the $2.79 billion forecast of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters.
Same-store sales grew 4.6%, with a 2.3% benefit from gasoline sales.
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Dennell, Robin, Hurcombe, Linda, Antiquity
An issue in the status of the flaked stones from Pedra Furada, Brazil is whether they are artefacts or fractures naturally made on falling stone. An experiment by other researchers is pertinent.
We offer a comment on the suggestion that seemingly-convincing quartzite artefacts could have been produced by stones falling from the cliffs above the cave of Pedra Furada, Brazil. Our comments stem from our own attempts in the field to demonstrate that flaked pieces of quartzite from a 2-million-year-old horizon at Riwat (Pakistan) that are, in our opinion, intentionally-struck were not the result of stones falling naturally on to other stones or a similarly hard surface.
The experiment is as follows, should anyone wish to replicate it: as principal investigator (PI) take 100 quartzite cobbles/unflaked stone nodules that are 5-15 cm (3 [inches]-6 [inches]) long (i.e. the size that could have been used for making stone tools); one concrete, steeply-sloping embankment around 12-15 m high; and (indispensable) one gullible collaborator (GC). Place the GC at the bottom of the embankment to collect the resulting fractured stones. Start by throwing each stone as high in the air as possible, so that it strikes the embankment at least once when it falls. As the experiment progresses (and no fractures occur), proceed by throwing the stones as hard as possible on to the concrete embankment. Advise (persuasively) the GC to take cover as the stones are hurled down, but tell him/her to be absolutely sure to retrieve each stone as it whizzes by. End (in complete frustration) by offering to change places with the GC to show that no personal feelings are involved, and see if the GC can induce any flaking in this manner! …


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Villa Clara
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2 reviews
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Villa Clara, situated under the iconic Baou de Saint Jeannet
Villa / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 8 Home 95985
Availability Your dates are available
Villa / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 8
|Key Info
Villa Clara is a beautiful, private, self contained Provençal style holiday home. The superb two level villa combines traditional Provençale living with modern comforts, conveniences and amenities, giving you the best of both worlds.
It is ideal for a family holiday, or as place to be enjoyed with friends. The villa and stand-alone studio can comfortably accommodate a group of eight people. You can simply relax at Villa Clara, and explore Provence and the Côte d'Azur. Italy too is within easy reach – the Italian border is only a one-hour drive away. Travel along the coast to explore the bustle of Cannes, historic Antibes or take a short trip along the Riviera to Monaco. If you wish to travel further, Nice Airport is just 16 Kilometres away.
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 2 En suites
|Nearest beach
|Saint Laurent du Var 12 km
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|500 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Nice Cote D'Azur 22 km, Nearest railway: Cagnes Sur Mer 8 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|TV, Video player, CD player, Telephone, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double beds (3), Single beds (4), Cots (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 8
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Secure parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
The master bedroom is on the main level. It has a king-sized bed, lots of storage and wardrobe space, television, dressing table and bedside cabinets. It also has an en-suite bathroom complete with large bath, separate shower, toilet, hand basin and vanity with storage space. The garden bedroom has French doors which open on to Villa Clara's beautiful garden. The garden bedroom has two single beds that can be joined to make a king bed, as well as a television and wardrobe. It shares a bathroom with the children's bedroom that boasts a bidet and a shower with a small, but deep, bath. The children's bedroom has 2 single bunk beds. The children's bedroom is the perfect size to comfortably sleep two children . Villa Clara has a delightful studio on its grounds. This is a self contained building situated just ten meters from the main villa. Inside is a kitchenette with two electric cooking hobs, an electric jug/kettle and a fridge.There is a comfortable queen sized bed and plenty storage and TV.
There is also a Play Station 3 in the living room that you can use.
|Further details outdoors
Located in the charming medieval village of St Jeannet, Villa Clara is only two minute's walk from the Village's butcher, grocer, French bakeries, and six restaurants and bars. Upon arrival you will be greeted by our friendly French managers Benoit & Corinne. They are fluent in both French and English and they live in the village. If you need any advice or assistance Benoit & Corinne are always on hand to help. Villa Clara offers excellent privacy and security. The villa is situated behind two locked gates. There is also a security alarm, monitored 24 hours a day.
|Further details
Minimum stay is 5 nights. During high and peak seasons minimum stay is 7 nights.
The rental rates are required to be paid in Euro currency only.
Christmas, New Year and Easter is charged at the Middle Season rate, and there is a minimum stay of 1 week required.
Final cleaning of 150 € needs to be paid in cash and handed to the manager on check in.
From June to September, check in must be Saturday to Saturday.
All prices include water and electricity, except for winter bookings (from October to April). During this period guests are asked to cover actual electricity & wood costs.
Bed linen and towels (Large bath towel, hand towel and face cloth per guest) and pool towels are included in the tariff.
A 25% deposit is required when booking. This is non-refundable and is to be paid into the owner's bank account on confirmation.
The balance is required 60 days prior to your arrival at Villa Clara.
To pay by Credit Card a 5% surcharge will be added to the rental price. Visa & Mastercard are accepted.
A 'Security/Damage Deposit' of 700 € must also be paid in cash on arrival. This is refundable and will be returned in full if there is no damage to the house.
The renter is required to have a travel insurance policy with public liability cover for each person.
The Provence region
L'essence Provençale
At Villa Clara you're perfectly situated if you're planning to explore and enjoy Provence and the Côte d'Azur. This region, or 'department', of Provence is called 'Alpes Maritime'.
The small town of Vence is 10 minutes drive from Villa Clara and is famous as a home for artists, sculptors and painters. DH Lawrence, Matisse, Chagall and Carzou are among those who once lived here. Today, there are exhibitions of contemporary art, jazz and classical music festivals and a famous book market.
Exporing the Côte d'Azur is easy too. Villa Clara is only 16 kilometres from Nice and it's a short trip to nearby Cannes, and historic Antibes as well. The airport is 22km away from the Villa.
The nearest train station is Cagnes sur Mer at only 8km of St Jeannet and the motorway as well is 8km away from the Villa.
The nearest beach is in Saint Laurent du Var (12km) and for ski lovers', the nearest ski resort is in Greolieres les Neiges (49km).
Heading east along the Riviera takes you to the principality of Monaco. This is a great drive along the Mediterranean coast. Italy too is within easy reach. The border is only 1 hour from Villa Clara, and from there you have easy access to the heart of Northern Italy.
Villa Clara is in the village of St Jeannet. The village is situated below a spectacular rock formation called Baou de St Jeannet.
The rock face rises over 200 meters. St Jeannet is beautiful, authentic and unspoiled. Excellent food and wine is available. And exploring the medieval streets and buildings is a 'must do'.
Would you like to try your hand at authentic Provençale cooking? Or enjoy a guided walk or tour to discover beautiful places that only someone with local knowledge can take you to. Or brush up your French with a lesson or two. Oui?
If you're staying at Villa Clara you have the opportunity to enjoy all these wonderful activities and experiences, for a great value price.
Benoit and Corinne live in St Jeannet, and can make all the arrangements for you, including transportation. All you have to do is enjoy the day. Whether that means tramping in the beautiful Alps with a wine and cheese picnic, or learning how to prepare some truly wonderful Provençale dishes
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"Lovely house in a charming village"
Villa Clara is a lovely house perched on a hill on the outskirts of a charming village. The house is comfortable, well equipped, has breathtaking views and can comfortably accommodate 3 couples and 2 children. The pool is set at the bottom of a pretty garden, but honestly most of the time we spent at the house was in the kitchen and on the dining balcony because it was so comfortable and the views were so extraordinary. The house is in a great location for day trips around the Cote d'Azur. But if you stay at Villa Clara, don't overlook spending time in the village of St Jeannet. It has more to offer than initially meets the eye. Delicious freshly baked bread is only a few minutes walk and there are a couple of excellent restaurants. The caretaker met us with a warm and hospitable welcome and was a wonderful resource for the area.
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Fenugreek extract as an inducer of cellular death via autophagy in human T lymphoma Jurkat cells
1 Biomarkers Research Program, Department of Biochemistry, College of Science King Saud University, PO Box 2455, Riyadh 11451, Saudi Arabia
2 Prince Mutaib Chair for Osteoporosis Research, College of Science, King Saud University, Riyadh 11451, Saudi Arabia
3 Department of Clinical Pharmacy, College of Pharmacy, King Saud University, Riyadh 11451, Saudi Arabia
BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine 2012, 12:202 doi:10.1186/1472-6882-12-202Published: 30 October 2012
Drugs used both in classical chemotherapy and the more recent targeted therapy do not have cancer cell specificity and, hence, cause severe systemic side effects. Tumors also develop resistance to such drugs due to heterogeneity of cell types and clonal selection. Several traditional dietary ingredients from plants, on the other hand, have been shown to act on multiple targets/pathways, and may overcome drug resistance. The dietary agents are safe and readily available. However, application of plant components for cancer treatment/prevention requires better understanding of anticancer functions and elucidation of their mechanisms of action. The current study focuses on the anticancer properties of fenugreek, a herb with proven anti-diabetic, antitumor and immune-stimulating functions.
Jurkat cells were incubated with 30 to 1500 μg/mL concentrations of 50% ethanolic extract of dry fenugreek seeds and were followed for changes in viability (trypan blue assay), morphology (microscopic examination) and autophagic marker LC3 transcript level (RT-PCR).
Incubation of Jurkat cells with fenugreek extract at concentrations ranging from 30 to 1500 μg/mL for up to 3 days resulted in cell death in a dose- and time-dependent manner. Jurkat cell death was preceded by the appearance of multiple large vacuoles, which coincided with transcriptional up-regulation of LC3. GC-MS analysis of fenugreek extract indicated the presence of several compounds with anticancer properties, including gingerol (4.82%), cedrene (2.91%), zingerone (16.5%), vanillin (1.52%) and eugenol (1.25%).
Distinct morphological changes involving appearance of large vacuoles, membrane disintegration and increased expression of LC3 transcripts indicated that fenugreek extract induced autophagy and autophagy-associated death of Jurkat cells. In addition to the already known apoptotic activation, induction of autophagy may be an additional mechanism underlying the anticancer properties of fenugreek. This is the first report showing fenugreek as an inducer of autophagy in human cells and further work is needed to define the various intermediates of the autophagic pathway.


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Out in the field or down in the dirt, the durable Panasonic Toughbook 30 notebook is built to take a beating. MIL-STD-810F-tested for ruggedness, this brawny workhorse is encased in magnesium alloy, with durability designed into every seal, hinge and connector. Plus, as the industry's fastest fully-rugged mobile PC, it's built for lightening-quick processing and wireless connectivity. Communicate in real time from remote areas, access databases online and run sophisticated software applications even in the harshest environments.
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Pros: Very rugged, if you are accident prone and drop/spill things alot this laptop is for you. Despite the 1 year warrenty my tough book is still in almost mint cond. and works great, with 400+ days of day in day out use. Disipates heat very well.
Cons: Price, what you get "under the hood" isn't worth half the price you pay for these things. Warrenty, I would expect more than 1 year for the price tags these have. With daily use the battery usually goes bad with 8 months.
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First chapter of volume 16, enjoy the return of the Vampire Mermaid twins! Next chapter should be posted within the next few days. Yozakura Quartet 86 Chapter 86: Download Here … Continue reading
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Hi Richard,
It would be easier to figure it out who Goldmet brough their shares from if MMY had an AGM and released a yearly report with details of the major shareholders. Orifer owned the biggest amount at the last AGM so maybe they are part of it as how many groups had 30 million shares to sell?
I also noticed that there is no NR from Monument regarding the PP. Doesn't this break the rules as they are required to disclose all information that can affect the share price? It's like getting blood from a stone with the current management, I have never seen a public company so relucant to release information, espically when it is good news!!!
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Imagine if an uninvited guest toting a digital camera had walked unnoticed onto the set of "Zero Dark Thirty" or "Argo," shot an hour's worth of footage, edited it into a documentary, and had it accepted by, say, Sundance or SXSW. All hell would break loose — firings, lawsuits, armed militia appointed to run security on Hollywood productions.
Apart from the fact that he was carrying an 8mm camera, that's exactly what amateur filmmaker Ladislav Františ did on one of the sets of Miloš Forman's 1984 "Amadeus," which was produced by Saul Zaentz in Czechoslovakia five years before the Velvet Revolution. Luckily for Františ, perhaps, it wasn't a Soviet-backed propaganda epic that he infiltrated.
You have to admire his cheek and guerrilla opportunism, however.
According to FilmNewEurope.com (FNE), the factory technician Františ sneaked into the baroque Kroměříž Archbishop's Palace (or castle) in Kroměříž, Moravia, "spending a busy hour shooting short glimpses of the cast and crew." The palace was standing in for Vienna's Hofburg Imperial Palace.
"I just walked past the barriers onto the set," he told FNE's Cathy Meils at a small press screening at the Zlín International Film Festival for Children and Youth last week. "My camera was very small, 8mm, so no one bothered me. Film was very expensive, so I could shoot only ten seconds at a time. The sound strip was very small, so the sound quality is not good." He added that except for his family and a few friends — "other amateur filmmakers" — the film had never previously been seen since he made it in the summer of 1983.
Now, "Amadeus at Kroměříž" is scheduled to have its first public screening at the Vivat Amadeus festival in Kroměříž on June 29. The public service broadcaster Czech TV will air the film on July 6.
The film's quality isn't up to Forman's standard, Meils reports. "The grainy end result has a grab-and-run quality, with shots cut off as soon as an actor or crew member catches Františ filming." Were "Amadeus" Best Actor Oscar nominee Tom Hulce and Best Supporting Actor winner F. Murray Abraham put off by the interloper's surreptitious shooting? ("Amadeus" won eight Oscars in all and accrued 40 awards from 53 international nominations.)
Meils adds that the "stars" of "Amadeus at Kroměříž" are Forman, "Amadeus"'s cinematographer Miroslav Ondříček, and the exquisite costumes designed by Theodor Pištěk.
"I would very much like Miloš Forman to see it," Františ told Meils. Maybe it'll be picked up by the New York Film Festival?


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Practically in the clouds at the State Tower (home of some of the city's priciest restaurants), this ultra-hip eatery is where you'll spot international jet-setters and Bangkok's moneyed set. The shockingly futuristic design will have you thinking it's 2060, an effect that's most pronounced at night when the dining room glows with purple neon. The kitchen shows off its proficiency with seafood in such dishes as wasabi prawns or wok-fried Maine lobster with champagne. There's a tasting menu (a jaw-dropping 4,300 baht) as well as a la carte options.
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Swiss banking giant UBS reported Tuesday a slight drop in its first quarter net profit, but nonetheless easily beat market expectations due to an influx of fresh cash.
During the first three months of the year, the bank saw its net profit slide 4.5 percent compared to a year ago to 988 million Swiss francs (804 million euros, $1.052 billion).
The result was meanwhile far higher than the expectations of analysts polled by Swiss agency AWP, who had predicted on average a net profit of 510 million Swiss francs for the quarter.
The result was also a clear improvement on the previous quarter, when Switzerland's largest bank posted a net loss of 1.9 billion Swiss francs.
UBS said its better-than-expected performance largely rested on its wealth management business, which posted a 664-million Swiss franc profit before tax, as well as an influx of fresh capital.
During the first three months of the year, UBS saw net new money inflows of 15 billion Swiss francs, representing "the highest quarterly net inflows since 2007," the bank said in its earnings statement, and three billion more than investors had anticipated.
"While it is too early to declare victory, we have shown our business model works in practice," UBS chief executive Sergio Ermotti said in the statement.
"Although markets improved, we still saw challenges, so I am very pleased with our performance," he added.
UBS's investment bank, which is in the midst of a massive restructuring after being the source of numerous scandals that burdened the bank with catastrophic losses during the 2008 subprime crisis, managed to rake in 977 million Swiss francs before tax.
In the fourth quarter of 2012, that unit suffered a 243-million-franc loss.
UBS also said it had brought down its expenses in the investment bank division by two percent during the first quarter.
Last week, UBS's main competitor Credit Suisse, also surprised analysts with upbeat first quarter results and an announcement that it had cut costs by 13 percent during the first quarter.
UBS was meanwhile cautious with its outlook.
"While market participants showed renewed interest early in the first quarter, events in Europe served as a reminder that many of the underlying challenges related to structural issues remain unsolved," it warned.
The bank pointed to "the absence of further sustained and credible improvements to the eurozone sovereign debt situation."
This along with problems in the European banking system and the uncertain outlook for growth in the global economy, as well as "unresolved US fiscal issues" was expected to continue to impact client confidence in the second quarter, it said.
Following the news, UBS saw its stock price shoot up 5.0 percent to 16.50 Swiss francs a share in mid-morning trading, as Switzerland's main trading index was up just 0.07 percent.


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The Fourth of July is a favorite American holiday filled with fun, food, fireworks, friends and family. But celebrating can quickly turn to tragedy when people choose to drive after drinking. Monica Farrar, director of The Resource Training Center in Amherst, is urging everyone to plan ahead this Independence Day and designate a sober driver!
"The Fourth of July festivities can be so much fun," said Farrar. "People make plans for the partying, but too many drivers don't plan ahead to get home safely."
Now that prom season is in full swing and summer break is nearing, more teens will be on the road. With Memorial Day marking the beginning of AAA's 100 deadliest days of the year for U.S. teen drivers, schools across the country are re-enforcing lessons in driver safety. To help safeguard local youth drivers AT&T teamed up with North Tonawanda Mayor Arthur Pappas, North Tonawanda Police Department Captain Roger Zgolak, and North Tonawanda High School to educate students on the dangers of texting and driving. The special assembly was part of the school's pre-prom assembly.
Western New Yorkers will be able to turn to their smartphones for information on child care, Thruway conditions, rental properties, landlords and other topics, thanks to creativity and innovation that emerged from the 2014 AT&T Western New York Civic App Challenge.
The winners of the two-month "virtual hackathon" were announced Dec. 4 by AT&T, along with community partners including the University at Buffalo, State University of New York at Fredonia, Z80 Labs Technology Incubator, InfoTech Niagara, Launch NY, United Way of Buffalo & Erie County, d!g Buffalo and Hack Upstate.
The contest challenged local developers, entrepreneurs, designers and technologists to leverage open data to build smartphone apps that serve community needs. The competition aimed to connect and engage citizens with government and demonstrate how mobile technologies can lead to the next generation of tech jobs and investment.
In recent years, Thanksgiving Eve has become known as the biggest party night of the year. While everyone enjoys a good party with family and friends to usher in the holiday season, the planning isn't complete until arrangements have been made to guarantee a safe ride home at the end of the evening for all of your guests.
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If you worked in the past year and earned $52,000 or less, you can get your taxes filed for free and you may qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit. Everyone who qualifies should take advantage of the tax credits available to them. That is why I am pleased that the Erie County Clerk's Office is once again partnering with the United Way CASH Program to assist taxpayers file accurate state and federal returns. All of the credits have one thing in common, you cannot receive them if you do not file your tax return A tax credit puts extra money in your pocket.
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Originally posted by Inactive Userwhy does CB have a Krylon necklace? U dont bomb you faggot
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Yo is CB wearin red wings? if he is than i'm confirming that he's an avid reader of HB forums >_>
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9 to 5 is how to survive, i ain't tryin' to survive. i'm tryin' to live it to the limit and love it a lot


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The less people the more you learn
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The professor a little slow on returning work but its okay so far
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The financial aid office is helpful with advice.
Campus Quality:
There's a great multimedia program, and new dorms.
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Classes are difficult but also enjoyable and fun.
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There's a variety of class types and difficulties.
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Diversity is ethnic and some religious.
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It has all been great!
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I really enjoyed my visit. I was able to talk to students as well as staff. The campus looks great and I can't wait to get started there.
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I made it to the end of freshman year and I love it.
Student Body:
their more religious and economic than sexual and ethnic.
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I got to know a lot more people and classes are easy. The teachers work with you from time to time and make sure work is completed correctly.
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their very reasonable with prices, you get your money's worth.
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The student center is okay, we are in the process of receiving another one .
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I like children, and my major is Early Childhood Ed. They have a CDA class their offering from 5pm-8pm and its great.
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They don't have much but its okay.
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its small. and very homey.
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i like the campus, its small and you get to know everyone quicker than usual.
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Printing on campus is free for students. The network is most of the time reliable and it's a pretty good speed! Personal computers aren't really a necessity because of the Tutoring Center and portable laptop stations. Can't really connect personal computers to the school's printers anyway.
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I feel like I'm in high school, but I'm not though. I love that it's a small college and I can get to know the teachers!
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I didn't have many credits that transferred, so it was no big deal to me.
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The facilities on campus are good enough. They are not excellent; however, you can feel comfortable and enjoy your time there. You have library for the studies. You can get coffee and snacks from the java city or hang out in the student union with friends.
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The resourses are there like library and faculty. However, I wish the library was open for longer time than till 11:00 pm only. During weekends the library hours needs to be extended. There are resourses, however I wish there were more.
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Online course at SAU is competitive enough and is challenging. ?I would advise anyone to take online course here.
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We have a Student Center, we play pool and video games and watch sports in it as well. A tornado took out our indoor gym but it is being rebuilt now, so we use the outdoor court to play. We also have a Day Room. Its a little smaller than the Student Center. But we play games and pool their as well. Our weight room was destroyed to but we still have some equipment left.
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You can save a lot of money by buying appliances for your home that have a slight scratch or dent. True, the appliance will not be perfect but in most cases you will not even notice where the scratch or dent is. For most homeowners, you could save yourself hundreds of dollars by going to a retail appliance supplier that offers you slightly dented appliances as an option.
If you are building a new home you understand how much everything can cost. Of course, you want to purchase the highest quality products that you can afford. In many cases when you spend that extra cash on quality appliances it will save you money in the long run. The reason why this is true is because quality appliances last longer. You will not need to have a serviceman visit your home soon after you have purchased the appliances and present you with the bill for costly repairs.
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Also, as a homeowner undertaking a new construction project you will come to realize which areas, including dented appliances, can save you the most money. The truth of the matter is that many of the dents and scratches that appliances have are in locations that are never seen. For example, you may have a dent on the lower side of a refrigerator but when you place it next to the cabinets, you will never see it.
This could be the same for your washer and dryer combination. If there is a noticeable dent on the side of the dryer for example, simply make sure that you place that side next to the washer. Talk to your plumber in advance to make sure that he places the water lines for the washer in the proper location.
You can also camouflage a minor scratch on an appliance in a variety of ways. Let's say that you are considering purchasing a refrigerator that has a scratch on the upper freezer door that is quite apparent. To camouflage a scratch like this you will need to place something over the scratch. If you have children, you could put some of their most recent artwork to cover the scratch.
With a little forethought you should be able to hide any unsightly scratch or dent from most appliances. By doing so you will be saving yourself valuable resources that you can use in other areas of your home. Therefore, do not be shy about buying an appliance that has a dent or scratch.


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Honestly I'd hardly call being given 4000 acres where 35 miles of trail already exist a big issue. We are currently fighting for every miole of trail we can get. We have a total of 8 miles of sanctioned Mtn biking where I live and that is split between 2 parks. We were just given 400 acres (1/10 what Fruita was given) and we are tickled pink.
Work with what you have. They didn't take anytyhing away. With 35 miles of trails and the traffic it sounds like the trails get I woudl say a bigger concern of mine would be proper maintenance of existing trails.
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LOS ANGELES -- Police detentions, pratfalls, crazy dance sessions and a general sense of shamelessness have paid off rather well for Nathan J. Barnatt.
The LA-based actor (with the help of his creative partner, director Paul Cummings) has just been selected as Skittles' official spokesman for an ad campaign called "Ride The Rainbow," but Barnatt didn't win the post through auditions or a contest.
Instead, Barnatt and Cummings are the creators of several online characters that have gained tens of thousands of subscribers on YouTube. You've probably seen Barnatt's dancing man shake it across Los Angeles. You may know of "Keith," a video game nerd whose fandom is so strong that Barnatt gets requests to appear in character at ComicCon and PAX East.
But perhaps Barnatt is best known for his character "Trale Lewous," an oddity of a man whose passion for Skittles candy knows no bounds. He started filming "Trale" videos in 2008, which means Barnatt has technically been auditioning for the part of the official Skittles spokesman for years. The company sat up and took notice of Barnatt's character in 2011, and "Ride The Rainbow" marks their first official ad campaign with "Trale."
Barnatt moved to Los Angeles from Boston in 2005 -- or as he remembers it, the year that Upright Citizens Brigade (UCB) opened shop in LA. He immediately began performing at the comedy improv venue, and it's where the struggling actor heard the best advice of his life.
"Forget about auditioning for pilots,' said seasoned UCB comedy vet Ian Roberts to Barnatt. "Make your own."
Barnatt echoed that same advice now, urging young actors to make their own opportunities. "The chances of getting into something are so slim, you should create your own thing and focus on it really well. Dont sit around and wait for other people to do those things."
Cummings also had some advice for young filmmakers struggling to break into Hollywood. "Just go out and do anything, even if it's bad," he said. "There's more to it besides auditions" and applying for jobs, said Cummings.
Now that they've moved into official roles at Skittles, the duo is working with Maker Studio in Culver City, a web content production company and YouTube partner. It's a far cry from the old days, when Cummings was armed with a camera and a tripod and Barnatt spent his time dodging security officers.
The duo hope the partnership will lead to higher quality viral videos for their channel as well as opportunities in mainstream entertainment. Since he's been in LA, Barnatt has won bit parts on commercials and television shows like "Community" and "Happy Endings," but the Skittles spokesman gig is his biggest coup thus far. "This web stuff is really just a hobby that happened to be paying us," Barnatt said half-jokingly. "Hopefully I won't be on YouTube in a year; I'll be in movie theater."
Watch Barnatt's latest video for Skittles below and learn about the chance to win a pinball machine and star in Trale's next online video.
Watch Barnatt and Cumming's video collaborations and see how they went from YouTube oddity to a social media sensation.
You've probably seen this video of a dancing fool shake it all across Los Angeles. He's just one of several characters that Barnatt has created for his YouTube channel. "I love doing things that are embarrassing in public," said Barnatt. Shame is a palpable thing, he explained, "and these videos are satisfying for the viewer because they can really feel it." Cummings, who films and edits the videos, said the segments shot on roads and highways are the worst part of making the films. "The raw audio from those segments are just people screaming at us, yelling 'get out of the road!' " he said. In this video, Barnatt dances to Yelle's "Que Veux-Tu." Barnatt loves listening to the French singer's music, and he made it in the hopes that she would see his video.
It turned out that Yelle did see Barnatt's video -- and loved it. She insisted on appearing in the next one, which was shot in both Los Angeles and Paris. "I was kicked out of the Louvre for the last one in Paris," laughed Barnatt. "Security came and stopped me and said I had to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for that shot."
Meet Trale Lewous, another one of Barnatt's characters and Skittles' new official spokesman. Barnatt created "Trale" three years ago and saw him as a man who forced himself into commercials. While the duo never thought that Skittles would acknowledge or approve of the videos, Barnatt admired the style of the company's official commercials enough that he felt comfortable using the brand for his videos. "I dont think we would have done Trale for Walmart," he said. This video from 2008 has 1.06 million views to date.
"Throughout the years, I'd hear 'oh, my friend works at Skittles and they saw your video,' " said Barnatt. The Skittles website even started embedding some of the "Trale" commercials on their site. But it wasn't until 2011, when the company held a competition to give away a Skittles vending machine, that "Trale" officially landed on corporate's radar. "Trale" entered the contest with the video above, and with the help of the huge YouTube following Barnatt had amassed over the years, it won.
When the vending machine arrived, Barnatt filmed another video that made Skittles realize they wanted to work with "Trale" in an official capacity.
The company formally reached out to Barnatt by giving him a boom box covered in Skittles. The company's only condition: that the boom box had to make it into another "Trale Lewous" video, but they didn't care when or how. Barnatt thought he could do one better, he said, and decided to merge Trale's personality with his dancing fool character from a different video series. "Skittles saw a good thing that was happening, and instead of suing me, they asked me how we could work together," he said. The video above is what he came up with, and it co-stars fellow comedian Lindsay Ames (watch her hilarious audition sketch!).
"Keith Apicary," another one of Barnatt's characters, is an uber video game nerd. Barnatt has appeared as "Keith" at video game/nerd culture conventions like E3, ComicCon and PAX East. Almost every single time, "Keith" has been kicked out of the events -- E3 three times -- and sometimes even from his own panels. "I've been detained many times for 'Keith,'" shares Barnatt. For the LAX footage in the video above, Barnatt was restrained by airport security and all his luggage was opened and examined. But because "Keith" never carries a wallet or ID (and Barnatt never breaks character), the LAX police eventually just asked him to leave. "It's not malicious in any way," said Barnatt. "He's just an idiot and he's happy." Adult Swim has taken notice, and are in talks with Barnatt to craft a series based on "Keith" and his adventures.


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Ph.D student Wang Jing of the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore discovered the vector. Wang has reported his findings to Facebook, LinkedIn, and Microsoft, and has received little enthusiasm from any of the companies he's spoken with: LinkedIn plans to publish a blog post on the matter "shortly," but promised no action. Google informed him that the problem was being tracked. Microsoft claimed that they weren't subject to the flaw. Facebook said that they were aware of the problem, "understood the risks associated with OAuth 2.0" and a fix was "something that can't be accomplished in the short term."
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Wow....I love this alot. At first i was a little confused by his left leg but i see it and love it now. THis is truely amazing though, he still has his horns which i love. Lots of energy and damn he looks quite pissed off as usual. amazing...
beautiful drawing. I love the rendering of it
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hellboy looks totally solid.
I'm not entirely convinced that the insertion into the arm of his left pectoral is correct, but that aside, I think this is terrific!
Yeah thats true but what an effort! Would seriously look to pick up a comic with your work in it. How many hours did put in?
HOT DAMN!!! post more!!!!!
That's hot dude, no crits. I love it!!! His muscles have been carved out of granite -
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great pencils man, really nicely done
I'm not a hellboy fan, but this drawing totally rocks. Way to breathe new life into an old character, man. That's great
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Wow... as a Hellboy fan I always enjoy some good fan art. I feel compelled to nitpick at a couple of things:
1. His fingers on his left hand are too fat to fit thru the trigger guard. I assume that because his cannon was custom built for him it would have a trigger gaurd with plenty of room for his larger than life digits.
2. Hellboy's body type was closer to a brick shithouse than the cover of muscle magazine. Thick around the middle. Long, sloping shoulders.
I also just realised how Mignola and his sketchy style kept much attention from being drawn to Hellboy's legs and feet. It was always a given that they were something along the lines of goat legs, but he never rendered them as well as you did.
It's a beautiful piece... now do the rest of the BPRD!
"Baby, you make me wish I had three hands!"
That's a nice drawing you made.
Too bad we can't see whose ass he is whooping.
thank you for the critiques and encouragement - i, like other humans, need it all.
e.j. - i am a video game artist, but i would LOVE to draw pinups or foldouts. comics fuel my inner fires and i buy them by the gallons. i did this for a competition my friends and i have every once in a while to keep the illustration skills sharp - it took me two evenings.
staz - yes, his pec is screwed. i have no excuses for it other than i love to draw suggestive anatomy - by that i mean i like to draw in tons of muscles and striations that don't REALLY exist in the body, but sure look good bulging out (as evidenced by the inner forearm muscles). forgive.
anticonnor - dude, there is no way that fat finger is fitting into the trigger guard. back to the drawing board on that one. as far as his body type goes, i wasnt really trying to draw it mignola style - more like mignola's hellboy drawn phillip style? definitely more homage than influence - though i love me some mignola, i dont draw like him. so i didnt try to. and it never dawned on me to draw the rest of the BPRD - but now i cant wait to draw abe! thanks.
rainbow - i will post more; a griffin for your viewing pleasure or pain.
and everyone, thank you for your suggestions, critiques, and kind words...
lots of energy
great rendering
just perfect so i wont knickpick and i cant wat for you to draw the bprd
astounding. i really love where you've taken him in this interpretation. lots of changes from the standard hellboy style, yet instantly recognizable as THE hellboy.
easily my favorite hellboy portrait i've seen. magnolia aside, of course :P
totaly dynamic piece
very well done
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Sorry dude, just couldn't let that one go.
Im not satisfied with the leg in the background and the placement of his tail. Maybe the tail should be around the right side.
I agree.. very powerful piece. lovely rendering.!Originally Posted by Staz Johnson
I like it a lot. Great pose and anatomy.
No pain, no gain.
NICE. like the pencil structure on the muscles a lot.
Philly Cheese Steak!! It's good to see this thing again you've totally gotta Phil out some Abe Sapien. I hope things are going good for you guys down at TG. Tell Rick to post some of his stuff too.
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yah I don't usually give too many backpats no this forum,
but it's rare to see good b/w work nowadays.
so mad props!!
Hello, your pencil in Hellboy was very good, then I made those colors on top of your art, I hope doesn't care.
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HOLY SH!T Fantastic.
Excelent pencils, i absolutely love his pose and overall mood. Bravo!
GREAT penicl work. i absolutly love it.
the colored piece, though, isn`t so good.
it kinda 'killed' the wonderful pencil artwork.
color choices, light&shade coloring, the BLACK BG there -
none is really working for the piece, and it rather flattens the whole thing...
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I totally agree with Chuckm' on this, I feel your form was almost totally ignored and all your hard work in the pencils was kicked to the curb. Keep experimenting in terms of execution of color, SA. In fact, check out Mate's tutorial he just posted and it might give you some ideas -
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right on, Visions.
quick coloring alternative:
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That Salvatore . Aiala's color piece is all kind of wrong, & in my opinion only serves to try to hijack pdm's thread, & cool drawing.
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I have Starter but not Additive. My impression is that the latter is an optional thing to increase tank life, so I was following the "without Additive" path.
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