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Bitcrobes - a combination game, and simulator. Control a microbe and survive against all other microorganisms. Upgrade your microbe with spikes, pincers, poison, and whatever else it can use to keep itself alive! As you gain funding and science you can expand your lab as well as the upgrades available to you. This game is produced 100% via hackintosh, and will be released completely for free!
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Home : Local Walks
Local Walks
All walks either start in Oxford or use public transport to get to the starting point, so there is no need to book your place in advance - just turn up.
Everyone is very welcome, and you do not need to be a member of the club to come on local walks (although there are other benefits to being a member).
Please read some important information about local walks.
Michaelmas Term 2015's Local Walks:
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Please email archivistouwc.org for further information about the local walks.
Leaders always wantedSeveral of the local walks are needing leaders and will only go ahead if leaders are found, so please consider volunteering!
If you are interested in leading a walk next term, or one that's without a leader this term, please contact the Archivist (archivistouwc.org). We only require that you have been on a local walk or club trip in the past.
You are free to plan your own route, but the club is also happy to plan one for you to lead. This inclues the walks for this term: the Archivist can provide leaders with detailed route plans for the walks listed, but also prospective leaders are welcome to suggest walks other than the ones listed, so any walk currently without a leader should be treated as a provisional destination only.
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We've walked this road before, you and I.
The track so worn by our feet, it retaliates boring holes in my soul with every beat.
The fallen trees, sharp stones, and thorny trails come as no surprise,
yet potholes are easily plugged with lies.
We'd climb, ignoring the groans from strained muscles and cripling bones. Admire the view and with hightened senses, basc in the morning dew, sit awhile and smell the roses too.
Drenched in blissful feeling.
love, we'd walk a little way and listen to the birdsong, as the sun dies for the day.
And when it rains, we huddle together like two beings tethered forever, against the cold and wet,
Clamber over our regret and things not done quite yet.
I cannot allow ifs or buts, these consequences are mine. There'll be no tears, broken limbs or bloody cuts this time. No this time wont be the same. Keep playing this game and we'll be sundered and appointed blame.
Do one last thing for me, love let's agree, that come first light of day, you release my hand and i walk away.
Kiss me one last time and leave give me time to rest and time to grieve.
leave me here and run, free from what i've become.
For with the sun and its first gleam, i begin my journey up stream.
When reading 'The road we've taken' by Vixie i imagined a man partning not from a lover but from an addiction.
A kind of monologue or intimate goodbye to a thing or habit. I've re-worked the text and imagine it as a free-verse/spoken word peferablely in a male Scottish accent with a Listener style vibe. Lacking that i may try to record record it as audio myself soon.
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Get out of my sight, you're casting a shadow on my life.
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All or nothing, yet i'm stuck inbetween.
I never learned how to personify dreams.
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Specific yet elusive, as in Olivier Assayas' best work, "Clouds of Sils Maria" rises to the challenge that longtime colleague Juliette Binoche's offered him: create a role for a woman of fifty that's not all about a romantic relationship. What he came up with resembles a number of other movies, including a hint of "All About Eve," as a professional triangle oscillates between her mid-career actress, her devoted and indispensable assistant, juggling multiple iPhones, Blackberrys and agendas (Kristen Stewart), and an ambitious young actress (Chloe Grace Moretz) repeating a role she played years earlier. (There's also something of Joseph Mankiewicz in Assayas' taut, gnomic gab, with professional status and personal moment indicated in snappish, contemporary dialogue.) Binoche's performance matches Assayas' visual style, alternately brittle and supple, while Stewart is laconic yet electric in conveying her character's quiet, emphatic passion for her boss. Read the rest of this entry »
Notable Appearances and Master Classes: A Preview of the Chicago International Film FestivalChicago Artists, Comedy, Documentary, Drama, Events, Festivals, Recommended, World Cinema No Comments »
By Ray Pride
Along with a hundred-plus features and shorts from around the world, the fiftieth edition of the Chicago International Film Festival includes notable appearances and master classes, including Michael Moore presenting his restored version of "Roger & Me," a film that was nearly lost; producer-turned-online distributor Ted Hope talking about his memoir-manifesto, "Hope For Film," and Oliver Stone, with a director's cut of "Natural Born Killers" and "Alexander: Ultimate Edition," a fourth version of his 2004 epic, reportedly with a warm handful of homoerotic content restored to its 207-minute duration. An Isabelle Huppert tribute will trail four features, including Michael Haneke's "The Piano Teacher" and Claire Denis' "White Material," both shown in 35mm. Kathleen Turner will tell her truth, and eighty-one-year-old Hollywood Renaissance bright light Bob Rafelson will show his 1990 exploration epic "Mountains of the Moon" before presenting a master class to Columbia students, a rapscallion of a raconteur when I heard him speak a few years ago.
Notable locals include the world premiere of Chicago filmmaker Michael Caplan's long-in-the-works "Algren" bio, as well as up-and-coming local auteur Stephen Cone's "This Afternoon," mingling his favored themes of sex and religion. Read the rest of this entry »
The Reality of Youth: Olivier Assayas on "Something In The Air"Recommended, Reviews, World Cinema No Comments »
Olivier Assayas' marvelous meander of a memory piece, "Something In The Air (Après mai)" is a tactile collection of impressions, with the movie itself finely situated in France, 1971, but also in the world of Gilles, seventeen-year-old high-school student intent on becoming a painter, and who follows a path very similar to the one the filmmaker took to his storytelling career.
Dreamily paced, serenely elliptical and seldom less than beautiful, the fifty-eight-year-old writer-director's film looks back at his own coming to awareness, but also engages in a serious conversation with the late work of French master Robert Bresson, including his "L'argent," "Four Nights of a Dreamer" and especially, "The Devil, Probably." There is an implacable, concrete beauty to those films, where objects and colors and young faces, especially young male faces, are presented as mute forces of manmade nature. (The ending of the film, however, impresses a female face onto the protagonist and the filmgoer alike: a fantastic, phosphorescent image in a film about a film that loses its boundaries and becomes the film itself, pointing Gilles emphatically toward his vocation.) Read the rest of this entry »
Now And Then: Eighteenth-Century Contemporary in "A Royal Affair"Biopic, Drama, Recommended, World Cinema No Comments »
Immediacy of emotion is at the heart of Nikolaj Arcel's romantic historical drama about Danish court politics and idealism in the 1760s, with a career-making role by Alicia Vikander as Queen Caroline Mathilda, a young woman in a new country. There's a character to the film, as Arcel says, that "even though the period is obviously there in the set designs, with the costumes it was filmed and edited as we would have filmed and edited a film taking place in modern Copenhagen." Mads Mikkelsen is stirring as a rebellious doctor called to court to attend to her husband, the daft, increasingly troubled King Christian VII (Mikkel Boe Følsgaard): how much can one behind-the-scenes figure change the world? And how quickly do he and the imported Queen become entangled? Passions play.
"A Royal Affair" feels modern. Despite its period setting, it's in a school with movies like Olivier Assayas' "Les destinees" or "Carlos." Here's the conflict, but more importantly, here's the air, the light, the seductive or abrupt way the characters talk to each other, I tell Arcel during his visit to the Chicago International Film Festival. "We had a rule from the very beginning that we didn't want to make a stuffy kind of historical piece, we really wanted to be as modern as we could be but then again," he says. "How do you do that, is it even possible if you go back in time like that? One of the things we said, we're not going to focus on the surroundings, we're going to focus on the characters as if we were living back then. What if we were actually in the 1760s, we had these characters, how would we film it? As a director, you have a tendency, you want to say, 'Oh this is the 1760s, we need BIG, we need the castle, all the official happenings," and we didn't want to do that. We just wanted to be close to the characters at all times." Read the rest of this entry »
"Keep the Lights On" is a fierce, if understated portrayal of attraction and addiction in the lives of two men, a documentary filmmaker and closeted lawyer across a decade in New York City and how their world moves—and doesn't move—around them: there's a marked sense of place and duration in Ira Sachs' portrait of co-dependency. Sachs' four features, including "Delta" and "Forty Shades of Blue" feel steeped in private, intimate language, but this story, drawn from a long-term relationship of his own, is the first that has the declarative feel of being unadulterated autobiography, which of course, is shaped and distilled, but not especially filtered through genre or influence, as was his most recent film, "Married Life" (2007). Read the rest of this entry »
More comic than any of the identikit wisecracks in "The Killer Elite" would have been if this period story of retired OSS men at each others' throats—kicked, punched and snarled through by Jason Statham, Robert DeNiro and Clive Owen—had kept the title of its source material, a book by Ranulph Fiennes called "The Feather Men." The Feather Men! Then again, this dizzying assemblage of editing overkill is so murky in motivation, outcome and cinematography, that now vastly ironic title would crumple to a whimper almost instantly. A few of director Gary McKendry's would-be iconic images are strong, like Statham's gentle clenching-unclenching of his palm as blood congeals under the main title, but the restless editing seldom pauses. The dialogue has more lumps than fast-food oatmeal: "yer geezer"; "ah, yah horny git"; "g'wan, yah cheeky buggers"; "Well, it's 5 o'clock somewhere, iddn't it?"; "He's your worst nightmare"; "War's never over until both sides say it's so" and the marvel, "C'mon, shit happens when you play the deep end of the pool, Danny." Read the rest of this entry »
Top 5 Domestic Films
"The Social Network," David Fincher
"Winter's Bone," Debra Granik
"Ghost Writer," Roman Polanski
"Exit Through the Gift Shop," Banksy
"Inception," Christopher Nolan
— Ray Pride
Top 5 Foreign Films
"Carlos," Olivier Assayas
"Everyone Else," Maren Ade
"Dogtooth," Yorgos Lanthimos
"Father of My Children," Mia Hansen-Løve
"I Am Love," Luca Guadagnino
— Ray Pride
Top 5 Films
"Animal Kingdom," David Michôd
"Enter the Void," Gaspar Noé
"Inception," Christopher Nolan
"Lourdes," Jessica Hausner
"Monsters," Gareth Edwards
—Bill Stamets
Top 5 Documentary Films
"Henri-Georges Clouzot's Inferno," Serge Bromberg and Ruxandra Medrea
"Sweetgrass," (no director credited) [Ilisa Barbash and Lucien Castaing-Taylor]
"The Oath," Laura Poitras
"Videocracy," Erik Gandini
"Rembrandt's J'Accuse," Peter Greenaway
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Mia Hansen-Løve's "The Father Of My Children" (Le Pere De Mes Enfants) tells stories in the same fleet, restless fashion as Olivier Assayas. Yet she has an assured voice of her own as a filmmaker. As a young actress, she was at the heart of Assayas' 1998 "Late August, Early September," an oblique meditation on friendship, mortality and legacy. At 29, and the mother of his child, she's made something remarkable and gracefully mature: a story about one protagonist, Gregoire Canvel (Louis-Do de Lencquesaing), a producer of art films, that shatters into a story with several protagonists after a violent incident. Most notably, a strand of the story emerges with the Canvel's eldest of three daughters, Clemence (played by de Lencquesaing's own daughter, Alice) that suggests the natural path of a born cineaste. Hansen-Løve offers the offices of Canvel's Moon Films, not as a place of carefree privilege or of cinematic dreams but as a dogged machine always one step behind, always in search of further finance for the dreams of his beloved, difficult auteur directors. (It's neither "Day for Night" nor "My Life Is In Turnaround.") There are turns in the tale better discovered than learned through synopsis: while the filmmaking is quietly observant, the examination of family, business, self-worth and the possibility of failure is bold and haunting. This is a beautiful, full-blooded film. ("The Father of My Children" won a special jury prize at Cannes in 2009.) (Ray Pride)
"The Father Of My Children" opens Friday at Landmark Century.
Top 5 U.S. Films
"The Hurt Locker," Kathryn Bigelow
"The Limits of Control," Jim Jarmusch
"A Serious Man," Joel and Ethan Coen
"Two Lovers," James Gray
"The Fantastic Mr. Fox," Wes Anderson
—Ray Pride
Top 5 Foreign Films
"Summer Hours," Olivier Assayas
"The Headless Woman," Lucrecia Martel
"35 Shots of Rum," Claire Denis
"You, the Living," Roy Andersson
"Night and Day," Hong Sang-soo
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Hertz And Navigation Solutions Launch First-Of-Its-Kind Travel App Hertz NeverLost® 'Companion' App Provides Mobile Access to More than 10 Million U.S. Destinations Which Sync to the Hertz NeverLost® GPS Navigation System PR Newswire NAPLES, Fla., Aug. 12, 2014 NAPLES, Fla., Aug. 12, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --Hertz (NYSE: HTZ) and Navigation Solutions today announced the launch of Hertz NeverLost® Companion, the first-of-its-kind travel destination app among major car rental companies. NeverLost® GPS Companion facilitates integrated trip planning and navigation, giving travelers the ability to browse millions of U.S. destinations and plan trips on their mobile devices, then directly sync with the in-car Hertz NeverLost® GPS system. The interactive app goes far beyond navigation, including events, local weather, Augmented Reality, social media sharing and much more. Hertz NeverLost Companion App "At Hertz, we innovate with customer-friendly technology to enhance the rental experience, which is exactly what the new Hertz NeverLost® GPS Companion app offers," said Mark P. Frissora, Hertz Chairman and CEO. "Whether searching for restaurants, hotels, gas stations or local events, the app provides users with access to more than 10 million destinations in the U.S. We are putting our advanced technology in travelers' hands to create even more exciting, memorable trips." Hertz NeverLost® Companion is available for free download via iTunes and Google Play. Companion provides the ease of planning travel via mobile device by viewing and selecting from thousands of destinations organized into detailed city guides, all before sitting in the Hertz driver's seat. Features of the NeverLost® Companion app include: oMore than 40 "City Guides," giving travelers details about some of the nation's most exciting cities oWithin these city guides, key points of interest for each city, including: oNew and trendy restaurants oLocal events oMust-see spots oWhat lays beyond the city's limits oParks oNeighborhood details (available in certain city guides) oTours (available in certain city guides) o"My Favorites" section to house favorite selected destinations and see them automatically saved in the city's folder oThe ability to send favorite destinations to Hertz NeverLost^® equipped vehicle oOption to login directly to NeverLost.com and synchronize trips to "My Favorites" oA weather icon which includes current temperature, precipitation, wind, daily highs and lows, and a five-day forecast oMap that pinpoints exact location and provides walking and driving routes oThe option to share location on Facebook, Twitter or email oAugmented Reality, which provides a live display of nearby attractions oSpeed-dial to easily contact Hertz NeverLost^® support oSynchronization with Hertz NeverLost^® cloud "We're very excited to introduce the new NeverLost Companion app to Hertz customers and travelers everywhere," said Graham Weedon, Navigation Solutions Director of Public Relations and Communications. "In developing this app, we wanted to give travelers a simple, mobile way to research, explore and plan trips. Companion grew to be a personalized trip planner and more, inevitably becoming a game-changer among current navigational apps. We look forward to travelers experiencing Companion first-hand." To learn more about the new Hertz NeverLost^® Companion app, visit www.NeverLost.com. About Hertz Hertz operates its car rental business through the Hertz, Dollar, Thrifty and Firefly brands from approximately 11,555 corporate and licensee locations in about 145 countries in North America, Europe, Latin America, Asia, Australia, Africa, the Middle East and New Zealand. Hertz is the largest worldwide airport general use car rental brand, operating from approximately 10,090 corporate and licensee locations in approximately 145 countries. Dollar and Thrifty have approximately 1,400 corporate and franchise locations in approximately 75 countries. Hertz is the number one airport car rental brand in the U.S. and at 130 major airports in Europe. Product and service initiatives such as Hertz Gold Plus Rewards, NeverLost®, Carfirmations, Mobile Wi-Fi and unique vehicles offered through the Company's Adrenaline, Dream, Family, Fun, Green and Prestige Collections also set Hertz apart from the competition. Additionally, Hertz owns the vehicle leasing and fleet management leader Donlen Corporation, operates the Hertz 24/7 hourly car rental business and sells vehicles through its Rent2Buy program. The Company also owns a leading North American equipment rental business, Hertz Equipment Rental Corporation, which includes Hertz Entertainment Services. More information about the company can be found at www.abouthertz.com. About Navigation Solutions Navigation Solutions, a Plano, TX company, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Hertz Corporation and is the developer of the award winning Hertz NeverLost® travel service. The suite of services includes the well-known in-car navigation system, as well as Online Trip Planning at NeverLost.com, free concierge-style product support at 1-800-823-2547, and the Companion smartphone mobile application. Hertz NeverLost® curates custom content that can be shared wirelessly between platforms via the cloud. The Hertz Corporation Photo - http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20140811/135245 Logo - http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130620/NY35609LOGO SOURCE Hertz Website: http://www.neverlost.com Contact: Lark-Marie Anton, The Hertz Corporation, (239) 249-0734, email@example.com; Graham Weedon, Navigation Solutions, (972) 461-4517, email@example.com
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WALLA WALLA -- Walla Walla High School Choirs will present their final concert today at 7 p.m. in the Wa-Hi Auditorium at 800 Abbott Road.
The Farewell Concert will salute graduating seniors, said music director Norbert Rossi. The choirs will present music from many styles, including selections from the musicals "Oliver" and "West Side Story."
Awards will also be presented and choir alumni will be invited to sing on select songs.
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Great Lake Swimmers :: 04.03.09 :: Bottom of the Hill :: San Francisco, CA
Before the audience came to a hush for GLS, they tapped their feet and nodded their heads to opening act Kate Maki, a folk singer-songwriter from Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. Maki started off the show on a quieter note, letting her guitar, harmonica and voice do the work. The songs were simple, rustic and approachable, and her vocals pure and clean, a la Nancy Sinatra or Zooey Deschanel (She & Him). When it was time to fill out the sound with single "Blue Morning," she had a drummer and keyboard player join her on stage, where they remained for the rest of the show. While most of Maki's music made you want to hop on the back of a moving train amongst a pack of free and easy drifters, her faster paced songs seemed born of a lively saloon in the Wild West. Seriously, I closed my eyes and half expected the room to be in Sepia when I opened them again.
Maki had such a reminiscent look and feel that it made you second-guess whether or not you knew her from childhood. Her haircut and clothing looked strangely familiar, her voice seemed recognizable, and you genuinely felt like she'd been your friend for ages. It makes perfect sense that Maki is a schoolteacher on the side. Throughout the show she made sure everyone was okay: "How you doin'?" and "How cute are you?" and when she was prompted to tell the audience to be quiet, she screamed "Shut the fuck up!" but then giggled and smiled so you knew she couldn't possibly mean it. Maki's temperament and throwback sound was indeed a treat. Her new album, On High, is available now.
Lost Channels, which should be noted is available on Dekker's favorite medium (vinyl), was recorded on the St. Lawrence River amongst the Thousand Islands, halfway between Toronto and Montreal. This designated "World Biosphere Region" was a perfect fit for GLS, allowing them to record in a natural, historic, acoustically rare and aesthetically stimulating environment. The new songs translated well from nature to venue at this performance, with "She Comes to Me In Dreams" and "Everything Is Moving So Fast" being two of the best of the night. The show, however, did not just consist of slow and crawling songs. When they picked up the tempo on "Your Rocky Spine" they had the whole crowd stomping their boots and singing along.
On this particular tour, GLS offers a bonus for fans, encouraging audience members to take photos and videos during "Pulling on a Line" and "Stealing Tomorrow." Once they've finished their 50-city tour, they'll take fan footage captured at all the shows and paste one full song together for their latest music video. When I talked to Dekker he seemed pretty keyed about it. "I think it'll look really cool," he said, "the same song but a mosaic look." Not a lot of bands are encouraging this kind of interaction with their audience, so kudos to them for thinking outside the box.
GLS make music that stirs something inside of you. Whether it's the lyrics (Dekker writes most of his songs lyrics-first), the easy melodies, the sound of a well played banjo or simply Dekker's voice, it stays with you long after you listen. And listen, you must.
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Shocking HPV into Submission
Human papillomavirus (HPV) infection is frequently asymptomatic but can lead to the development of cervical cancer in infected women. Current vaccines against HPV are quite effective at preventing infection; however, there is no vaccine to help those already infected. Now, Bagarazzi et al. report that a therapeutic vaccine for HPV can induce an immune response in a phase 1 study.
VGX-3100 is a candidate vaccine for the high-risk HPV serotypes 16 and 18. Here, 18 women previously treated for cervical neoplasia—a precursor to cervical cancer—were given the DNA vaccine VGX-3100 by electroporation—where a small localized electric pulse accompanies the injection—in a range of doses. Previous attempts at DNA vaccination have proved less than successful in clinical trials; however, preclinical studies suggest that electroporation may greatly enhance the efficacy of the vaccine. The authors show that the electroporation-delivered VGX-3100 induces a robust HPV-specific immune response in previously infected individuals and that the vaccine is safe and immunogenic. Although efficacy remains to be tested in a larger trial, the enhanced immune response elicited by VGX-3100 may attack HPV-infected cells, potentially inducing cancer regression in individuals already infected with HPV.
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I never feel compelled to openly slam someone. Especially, on the internet to a business, professional etc but I don't feel right in keeping quiet about this incident.This staff appears very busy although the office was near empty. My wait time was excellent, my vitals were taken promptly. I felt good easing into my appointment with the super friendly nurse. My left shoulder has been in extreme pain and near zero mobility. I was first seen by his PAC who after a few tests of mobility informed me I had frozen shoulder. I had never heard of it but she informed me "there is a ton of stuff on the internet about it." I spent a $40 co-pay(and Blue Cross probably paying them handsomely) to be told I have a condition that could last two years and to go Google it?! Karich came in and reiterrated what his PAC said without the "surf the internet" part at least and told me to come back in 8 weeks. They seemed really bored and basically masked their rudeness with a candy-coated curt. I'm calling my primary to be referred elsewhere. I was truly offended and could not believe how I was treated. It was seriously as if I had done something to them personally. There is no excuse for that kind of service to any human being.
Dr. Karich is the best! He was very efficient and did an excellent job on my knee. My recovery was the best and I appreciate his staff and their follow through. Dr. Karich has a great bedside manner and makes you feel like he really cares.
Besides a light-hearted bedside manner, Dr. Karich personifies the consummate physician. He is knowledgeable and caring without being condescending. He is genuine and has his priorities straight: patient/customer satisfaction and delivery of great medicine. His staff is exceptional and the surgical process was a pleasure from the initial in-office appointment, to confirmation and diagnosis, surgery and follow-up. His directives for care are bang on, and if you are in need of an orthopedic surgeon (one who is phenomenal with shoulder procedures) then Dr. Karich should be your #1 choice or at least a serious contender. I would HIGHLY recommend this doctor.


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Ben + Bonnie = Burn Vamp Burn!!
things r really heating up as damon gets closer to opening the tomb, the most important question i want answered is "what will happen after katherine is released, will her and damon go after stefan as some revenge plot or something" cuz really it is stefan's fault damon hates him and katherine was mad probably because she thinks stefan meant to expose her with the verveine in him which would make no sense considering it was damon and stefans dad who was responsible for the verveine. also what happened to bonnie, will ben bring her to anna and anna will see the similarities between bonnie and emily? most importantly out of all the questions everyones wondering "where's elena?" we will just have to wait and see.
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Necrolai gets the Rangers to break the force field of a magical cave. Inside the cave is a magical lamp and a petrified mummy. Jenji is found inside the lamp. Imperious is brought to life by Octomus.
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In the original series, Herman was the Munster.
True, but which part of him?
IIRC from the movie "Munster Go Home", Herman made his way to Ireland after being driven out of Transylvania and was adopted by a family named Munster. It never really addressed how Grandpa or Marilyn got the Munster name.
Geez, I remember seeing that movie at the drive-in when I was very young.
I enjoyed this remake better than the John Schuck version. It was fun, and the dark humor worked. I can see why the poster above compares it to the Addams Family.
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Sometimes it is hard to believe that unsolved mysteries still exist in this day and age. In the last century, humankind has made extraordinary technical advancements; however even with our amazing progress as a species there are still mysteries out there to which the solution eludes us. Here you will find some of the most puzzling unsolved mysteries in recorded history. These are 22 Greatest Unsolved Mysteries Ever... 22. The Taos Hum 21. Voynich Manuscript 20. Georgia Guidestones 19. The mystery of the Phaistos Disc 18. DB Cooper 17. Stonehenge 16. Tamam Shud case 15. The Shroud Of Turin 14. Subhash Chandra Bose 13. Rongorongo 12. Shepherd's Monument Inscription 11. Marfa Lights 10. The Loch Ness Monster 9. Black Dahlia Murder 8. Kryptos 7. SS Ourang Medan 6. Wow! Signal 5. Nazca Geoglyphs 4. The Lost City of Atlantis 3. The Bermuda Triangle 2. Zodiac Letters 1. Jack the Ripper msuic credits "Black Vortex" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Subscribe: http://goo.gl/xf36Fv Watch: http://goo.gl/n8aIiZ Like: http://goo.gl/udSFy9 Follow: http://goo.gl/IQ5oeE


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I had pretty much decided on a Salsa Vaya 3 for light touring and commuting until I came across a Gunnar Crosshairs on auction. I like the Vaya frame, but it seems like the Gunnar has some really nice components. The frame is older, but looks to be in very good shape.
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Politics and Procedure in a Minority Parliament
Strahl, Chuck, Canadian Parliamentary Review
The minority government elected on June 28, 2004 will force everyone to rethink how the parliamentary system works. This article looks at some new realities facing legislators, standing committees, parliamentary and governmental officials, lobbyists and everyone who deals with Parliament.
We have to start by remembering that old adage: you have to deal with things the way they are, not the way you wish they were. This is especially true in a minority Parliament, with all its intrigue and tension, political posturing and real drama. Historically, the country has muddled through its share of minority governments, but none in recent times. Thus our elected officials have only theoretical knowledge and zero practical experience about how to handle this situation. So the potential for misunderstandings, improper reactions and even out-and-out political blunders in our nation's capital is considerable.
Even so, it now appears that all of the official parties represented in the House of Commons have concluded that the electorate actually meant it when they gave 'none of the above' a decisive mandate for the 38th Parliament. Making it work--at least for awhile--is now everyone's stated intention, and that may well break new ground for our democratic system in this first part of the 21st century. It will certainly not be business as usual.
Five realities of minority Parliament
First, the last election never really ended, and the next one has already begun. This has always been the case for a few political operatives in Ottawa but now it is truly the prism through which everything should be viewed. MPs and political parties have one eye on the business of the government and the other on the business of campaigning. Since the next election can happen at any time (either by connivance or by accident), votes, policy decisions, press releases, statements, motions and Bills will frequently have both a policy and a partisan raison d'etre.
Secondly, all MPs want to be part of the next government, but they do not want to be blamed for forcing an election. This is the political equivalent of "everyone wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to die". Political parties and MPs will be pushing for their ideas and policies harder than usual, but they will always be thinking about the electorate's reaction to their decisions. Push too hard and there could be an election, and if that happens, the writ could be nailed to your political coffin.
Third, backroom deals and tradeoffs will be standard fare on this minority diet. This is a consequence of the second reality, and added to that (for the same reason), any decisions that can be made at the executive level will be made there--privately--rather than in the messier and more public route of Parliament. That is why we have already seen executive deals on Health care funding and equalization payments. Addressing the democratic deficit may have been an interesting political discussion during the last campaign, but the reality is that executive decisions are less likely to be derailed than Parliamentary debates and votes. That is why the opposition parties united to try to force a vote on the Missile Defence system--they know that the Executive can sign international agreements and Accords without Parliamentary input, but they are trying to keep themselves 'in the game' by forcing some decision making into the House.
Fourth, Private Members' Business, Motions, and Supply Days (when the Opposition Parties supply a resolution for debate and vote) actually matter, because they are not easily stopped by the government. In fact, Private Members' Bills and Motions can be even easier to get through the House than government orders, because much less time is required to debate those items before the vote is called and the decision taken. This is especially true on issues involving process, or non-money bills. The Opposition loves them because they generally transfer power to the House, and away from the Executive branch. …


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The rest of the week will be very gloomy with rain and snow showers and ice at times.
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A luxury stay in the heart of Brisbane awaits you at Oaks Lexicon Apartment Hotel. Within a 20-minute stroll, you'll find popular places like Queen Street Mall and Roma Street Parkland. Highlights at this property include an outdoor swimming pool, and in-room kitchens and washers/dryers.
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Fardeen Khan's sister killed in south Delhi car crash
Two people, including the half-sister of Bollywood actor Fardeen Khan, were killed in a collision of two cars in south Delhi early Monday, police said.
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Fardeen Khan at AIIMS Trauma Centre in Delhi. Pic/Rajeev Tyagi
Khan's half sister, Sonia Sethia, wife of businessman Rajendra Sethia, was returning home in New Friends Colony from dinner at a friend's home in Gulmohar Park, when a Swift Dzire coming at very high speed, rammed into their Honda City car on August Kranti Marg.
The Dzire's driver, Mohan Kumar, a technical officer at All India Institute of Medical Sciences(AIIMS), and was going back to his home at Ayurvigyan Nagar from a relative's wedding with his son Anjay. He was 50.
Fardeen Khan with Sonia's body after the accident. PIC/Rajeev Tyagi
"The accident was reported at 1:30 a.m.," said a police official.
All the victims were taken to the AIIMS Trauma Centre where Sethia, 48, and Kumar, 50, were pronounced dead. The rest were discharged later after treatment.
According to the Sethia's landlady, Rajender Sethia was out of the city. She said they learnt of the accident at 5 a.m.
Fardeen Khan attended Sethia's funeral rites.
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John Hutton named director of Federal Way Parks and Recreation
- Jul 23, 2014 at 10:17AM
Federal Way Mayor Jim Ferrell announced today the appointment of John Hutton as Director of the city of Federal Way Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department, which was effective July 21. Hutton has been serving as interim department director since June of this year.
Federal Way children's theater marks 5th anniversary
- Jul 23, 2014 at 10:03AM
The Rosebud Children's Theater Conservatory is celebrating it's fifth anniversary this summer with two productions: "Princess Whatshername," which ran from July 18-20 and "Once Upon a Mattress," which is scheduled to begin performances at 7 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays between Aug. 1-3 and Aug. 8-10, with a matinee showing on those same dates at 2:30 p.m.
Federal Way caregiver of quadriplegic charged with indecent exposure | Update
- Jul 23, 2014 at 4:00PM updated Jul 24, 2014 at 4:21PM
A Federal Way man faces indecent liberties charges after he was arrested for allegedly masturbating over a 27-year-old quadriplegic woman he cares for.
Federal Way man pleads not guilty to killing colleague at SeaTac airport
- Jul 23, 2014 at 4:08PM
A Federal Way man pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to first-degree manslaughter charges after he allegedly slapped a Korean Airline manager, who died when he hit his head on concrete from the blow on July 6.
Welcome to Federal Way Town Square Park | Letter
- Jul 24, 2014 at 12:50PM
If you were not at the recent dedication of Federal Way's Town Square Park, you missed out on a piece of Federal Ways newest piece of history.
Kittens available for adoption in Federal Way | Pet of the week
- Jul 24, 2014 at 2:51PM
Zoey came from a litter of six kittens and her mother was raised in a loving foster home.
Peggy LaPorte named Federal Way Mirror's Citizen of the Month
- Jul 24, 2014 at 2:00PM updated at 5:23PM
Peggy LaPorte, the founder and president of FUSION, has been named the Mirror's Citizen of the Month for July. FUSION, which stands for Friends United to Shelter the Indigent, Oppressed and Needy, is a nonprofit charity organization that provides transitional housing and support services for homeless families and has been a mainstay of non-governmental social services in Federal Way for a number of years now.
Woman calls police, 'I don't want to prostitute anymore'| Federal Way Police Blotter
- Jul 24, 2014 at 2:30PM
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Federal Way officials should include public | Editor's Note
- Jul 24, 2014 at 5:00PM updated Jul 25, 2014 at 9:53AM
Last week, I requested that city officials disclose the finalists' applications for the city's economic development director position.
The happy trails of Federal Way Councilman Martin Moore | Inside Politics
- Jul 24, 2014 at 5:11PM
The first half of 2014 has been politically spectacular. A controversial superintendent, Rob Neu, leaving town for another job.
District receives approximately $30 million in state funding for FWHS revamp
- Jul 25, 2014 at 11:03AM
The Washington State Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction announced last week that it was releasing $213 million to districts across the state for capital construction projects.
High Point project opposed by community | Letter
- Jul 25, 2014 at 12:00PM
The very heart and soul of Federal Way is being tested in the appeal of the High Point Mixed Use.
School district messes up, blames Mirror | Q&A with Mr. Federal Way
- Jul 25, 2014 at 1:13PM
Q: Mr. Federal Way, did you hear that a Federal Way Public Schools' board member called the Mirror out during a meeting Tuesday for announcing the board meeting was moved to a new time and venue this week? What happened?
Funds from Federal Way Apple Festival and Run to go toward Washington wildfire victims
- Jul 25, 2014 at 2:33PM
Organizers of the annual Federal Way Farmers Market Apple Festival & Run have committed to donating $5 per participant to those affected by the eastern Washington wildfires.
Family Safety Day in Federal Way drew hundreds | Slideshow
- Jul 25, 2014 at 2:50PM
South King Fire and Rescue officials offered free CPR training at the Farmers Market Family Safety Day last Saturday, July 19.
Federal Way man accused of threatening to kill president competent to stand trial
- Jul 25, 2014 at 3:13PM
A Federal Way man charged with threatening President Barack Obama has been ordered competent to stand trial after two years of competency tests and involuntary medication.
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Seattle Sounder player to visit Federal Way for Summer Meals program
- Jul 26, 2014 at 8:00AM updated Jul 30, 2014 at 10:44AM
Seattle Sounder's Lamar Neagle and Federal Way native will be on-site during the Multi-Service Center's Summer Meals program
Caffe D'arte serves up artisan traditions at new Federal Way headquarters | Slideshow
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Dario Brancato kneels down and peers inside a small door on the wood-fired roaster, watching the flame lick the base of the drum.
Community helps lost Federal Way pig find his way home
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A lost little pig and his owner were reunited last Friday.
Highline College president receives national award
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Jack Bermingham, president of Highline College, was selected as a recipient of the Diversity Visionary Award from Insight into Diversity magazine, the oldest and largest diversity-focused publication in higher education.
Annual salmon bake draws hundreds of Federal Way residents | Slideshow
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Hundreds flocked to Steel Lake Park last Friday to enjoy the Kiwanis Club's 58th annual salmon bake fundraiser.
City of Federal Way Earns StormReady accreditation
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The City National Weather Service has named Federal Way StormReady, the third consecutive time it has received this accreditation. The city first earned the accreditation in May 2008, and again in May 2011. The accreditation is reviewed every three years and this current accreditation is valid through July 2017.
Free showing of 'The Lego Movie' at Federal Way Town Square Park
- Jul 29, 2014 at 12:00PM updated Jul 31, 2014 at 4:41PM
A city will host a free showing of "The Lego Movie" at 9 p.m. Aug. 9 at the Town Square Park in downtown Federal Way.
Federal Way golfers make it to state tournament
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Four Federal Way-based golfers are set to play in the Washington Junior Golf Association State championship tournament next week.
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The New Orleans Hornets have had their share of close losses this season. Add Wednesday's road loss to the Houston Rockets to the list. While the final score of 104-92 doesn't seem close, the Hornets had the Rockets on the ropes until the final minutes. However, like they have most of the season, New Orleans stumbled down the stretch. Greivis Vasquez had...


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Juanito Ibarra Cast Out of Rampage Jackson's Garden of Crazy
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Josh Gross has a lengthy update on Quinton "Rampage" Jackson in his SI column, and while it's good to hear any news on the troubled former UFC champ, nothing that Gross passes along could be classified as "reassuring." First and foremost, Rampage and his trainer/manager Juanito Ibarra have indeed parted ways:
With defeat as the impetus, Jackson responded to rough terrain by relieving the trainer of his duties, though "bottom line, somehow, someway it all involves money," said the fighter's friend.
Jackson is now out of psychiatric observation and is attending outpatient treatment on a daily basis, but he didn't seem completely cured after his initial release.
"He would still make comments that were slightly weird," said Jackson's longtime associate. "You could tell that he wasn't all the way there, but each day you could tell he was better…He knows what he went through," said the source. "He knew he had an emotional breakdown that led to a mental breakdown."
There's a few other things worth pulling from the article. First off, Jackson came to the Lord under duress. ("In 2004, Jackson…claimed he was touched by Jesus in a dream, scaring him enough to bolt from his apartment with his son D'Angelo in tow. That night he was born again.") Second, at the time of his PRIDE 28 rematch with Wanderlei Silva, he hadn't eaten for three days, because he had read on the Internet that fasting would keep the devil away.Read More DIGG THIS


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It's true...all of them are important. However, when you want to start learning the writing systems, it is best to learn them one by one. The best approach is to learn the Hiragana first. After you've almost mastered all of the Hiragana characters, then start learning Katakana. After Katakana, you must learn Kanji. This way you will be able to read and write Japanese texts very easily in the future. Also, you will notice that sometimes some of the Kanji character contains Hiragana or Katakana characters- in that case having the Hiraganas and Karakanas learnt beforehand will be very helpful!
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we use all. But kanji is most difficult.So, elementary school students learn "Hiragana" first. Hiragana is easy Japanese letters. After that, they learn Katakana, Kanji. Katakana use for foreign contries, name, products and so on. We are Japanese. But even native speaker, we have to learn Japanese everyday. Because words are quickly change and make new words by social. so, please you also continue to study Japanese!
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FreeBSD Bugzilla – Bug 172538
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The budget development process for 2010-11 continues in the Baldwinsville Central School District. The Board of Education and district administrators are carefully scrutinizing all areas of the budget.
Community collaboration is a vital element in the budget development process. Residents have the opportunity to express their concerns and suggestions regarding the budget by participating in budget discussions at Board of Education meetings. At board meetings from Jan. 25 to March 29, district administrators will present a different component of the budget to the board. At each meeting, the budget discussion will be open to the public for questions and comments after the Board's discussion.
Board meetings usually begin at 7 p.m. Mondays (check dates below) in the cafeteria of Durgee Junior High School. To confirm a meeting location, call the superintendent's office the day of the meeting at 638-6043.
The schedule of Board of Education meetings and the budget components to be discussed are as follows:
Jan. 25 -- Transportation, facilities, and debt service;
Feb. 8 - Athletics, review of transportation, facilities, and debt service;
Feb. 22 -- Special education, review of athletics;
March 1 -- Instructional, review of special education;
March 15 -- Review of instructional;
March 29 -- Administrative recommended budget; and
April 5 -- Board of Education adopts budget.
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The news is full of bail-out reports from around the world, Portugal, especially these days – so how does that relate to home decor? DIY home owners need a stimulus package, too! Good Housekeeping has some great decorating ideas for $35 or less – so decorate away on a guilt-free ticket!
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- Colorful Pots That Make Your Plants Green with Envy. Countertop in need of some life? Just pop potted herbs inside colorful perforated metal planters.
- Style, Stripes, and Everything Nice. Rehab a bed on a budget by pairing pillowcases in natty stripes and exuberant florals for doesn't-have-to-match playfulness.
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Thunder roars into the peaceful town of Smithville, Texas Join your friends for the third weekend in March for the 9th annual Thunder on the Colorado Biker Rally. Spend a fun time with the LIVE MUSIC of great rock bands under the 100 year old Oaks at Riverbend Park along the Colorado River. Rain OR Shine, we'll have some great fun!
DOWNTOWN PARADE through historic Smithville to the delight of area citizens, and head out for a great FUN RUN RIDE you can ride on your time around to area hangouts for some local flavor.
CROWNING OF MISS THUNDER! It's an audience appreciation event. Special event privileges and award for the winner. Earn the crown and wear the Miss Thunder sash - and you'll be our guest next year to hand crown your successor.
And for those of you with amazing bikes, don't forget to join in the JURIED BIKE SHOWS, with diverse categories and always popular and with some great stories behind those bikes.
For the outgoing daredevils in the crowd, don't miss the BIKER GAMES in the afternoon. Fun to be in and even more fun to watch! Also on tap are MORE GAMES, MERCHANDISE and FOOD VENDORS for all tastes and styles, not to mention all that fellowship.
Adults age 21 and older, only please. No weapons. No children in the park. No pets in Chuckwagon Square. If inclement weather, we will open up covered motorcycle parking.
Be a part of the noise!
Thank you to our biker rally sponsors
Thank you to Brookshire Brothers, LiveAir Network, FranLan Multimedia, Centex Image Designs, Capital Wright Distributing, City of Smithville, Texas Associates Insurors, Sorgie's Scooter Supply, Huebels and Roadhouse Paige for their sponsorships.
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Harrisons Burley
Posted 08 November 2011 - 10:07 AM
They differ from merchants who buy in finished cloths rather than design and plan manufacture or purchase yarn. All manufacturing is done in the UK by commission weavers. Internationally their cloths are sold under many well known designer brands eg Lanvin and Dunhill. The majority of sales are to the export market in the Middle East. Only recently have they started to sell cut lengths.
Richard has kindly sent me all of his sample books for the store. So far our impression of the cloth on offer is very good and at these prices, it is unbelievably good value for money. The finishing is beautiful. Even their super 160s have made up extremely well and have proven popular with the clients coming through the store. Because of the good price, it makes it more feasible to stock the store with cloth.
The choice of designs in the three books I have are somewhat limited compared with those from merchants but most of the essentials are covered, and covered extremely well. I expect this is because they do all of their designing and yarn purchases in-house. However, unless your client wants something more unusual or something very specific, the designs will suit the majority of clients. I would highly recommend stocking these designs books for this reason.
There are three books:
1. The Ultimate Collection - S160 wool with 11 designs
2. The Exquisite Range - S130s wool with 19 designs
3. Fine Worsted Cloths fine worsted wool with 41 designs
The Ultimate Collection
The designs cover the essentials - plain navy, charcoal, and black in a serge weave, and herringbone design. There are also 1/2" wide rope stripes and rope stripes in the standard colours. There are two narrower pin stripes about 1/4" wide. The two fanciest designs are in a fine blue stripe about 1/8" wide on a herringbone background.
The Exquisite Range
The designs are basically the same with the addition of a greater range of offerings. Mostly this consists of a greater variety of shades of grey. However, in the 1/2" wide pinstripes you also find lavender, red and pink pin stripes. There are a couple of fancy stripes with alternating cream and red or cream and blue stripes. There are also two Prince of Wales checks, in medium grey and blue neither with an overcheck for a refreshing change.
The Fine Worsted Range
These weigh in at 310/330 grams or around 10 Oz weight. There is an extremely wide range of different shades of colour available in a plain design. These include shades of light greys, greige, and fawn as well as shades of darker greys and blues. Again there are herringbone designs, but also a couple of pick-and-pick weaves start to come through.
Tailors interested in offering these design books to clients should contact Harrisons:
Sandyland Works, Anderton Street, Crosshills,
West Yorkshire, England, BD20 7ED.
Phone: 44 (0)1535 637410
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Those interested in trying out their cloths can purchase cut lengths off eBay:
"Tradition is about passing on the flame, and not the worshipping of ashes"
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"Tradition is about passing on the flame, and not the worshipping of ashes"
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I wish I could make suits faster. But I am working on it.
Die besten Schneider arbeiten ihre Stücke im Seitenlicht, um im Schattenwurf des Lichts demütig ihre Fehler auszumerzen. 99% aller Schneider meiden den Schattenwurf des Seitenlichts auf ihren Machwerken. Erstens weil sie gottlos und nicht demütig sind, sondern hochmütig und zweitens, weil sie dann merken, dass sie nichts können, sondern gierige Heuchler sind und das nagt dann an ihrem Gewissen, obwohl sie doch viele Jahre schon ihre Kunden betrügen.
Posted 16 November 2011 - 09:13 AM
After many years of calling to see the Merchants and attempting to get our fabrics in with the Merchants without success, we decided to branch out and offer "cut lengths" directly to the public.
By far and away our bulk still comes from Middle East from wholesalers, cloth retailers and uniform contracts. But we are steadily building our cut length business.
Please also remember that overseas buyers outside the EU and also buyers inside EU who can provide a VAT number, benefit from 20% reduction in the prices on our ebay site.
Many thanks.
Posted 16 November 2011 - 03:14 PM
I have certainly been impressed by the very nice finishing on the cloths I have purchased. Next time another piece of that S160s herringbone design gets made up (if there is any left) I will take some pictures and post them up.
I should also say I have found the service to be excellent with the cloth arriving promptly on the other side of the planet within a couple of days of ordering it.
"Tradition is about passing on the flame, and not the worshipping of ashes"
Posted 16 November 2011 - 05:35 PM
So i tend to sell only the cloths of the companies who have kindly let me have their cloth bunches, its restrictive i know. But if they are not willing to help the smaller customer, we should not be helping them.
Their attitude is further damaging an already diminishing trade.
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I remember back to when I studied my HNC in Textiles (Specializing In Woven Fabric Design), not only were there many students from UK but we were joined by French, Italian and even a student from Argentina, the knowledge will soon be very sparce or even lost forever!
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Slurp Like It's 1995 and Bring Seinfeld's Soup Nazi to Boston
Seinfeld's surly Soup Nazi wants to serve you.By Kara Baskin
Seinfeld's surly Soup Nazi wants to serve you.By Kara Baskin
Seinfeld's surly Soup Nazi wants to serve you.By Kara Baskin
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|of Last, to endure, contracted from
|Being after all the others, similarly classed or considered, in time, place, or order of succession; following all the rest; final; hindmost; farthest; as, the last year of a century; the last man in a line of soldiers; the last page in a book; his last chance.
|Next before the present; as, I saw him last week.
|Supreme; highest in degree; utmost.
Contending for principles of the last importance.
|Lowest in rank or degree; as, the a last place finish.
|Farthest of all from a given quality, character, or condition; most unlikely; having least fitness; as, he is the last person to be accused of theft.
And blunder on in business to the last.
|At a time or on an occasion which is the latest of all those spoken of or which have occurred; the last time; as, I saw him last in New York.
|In conclusion; finally; lastly.
|At a time next preceding the present time.
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|To continue in time; to endure; to remain in existence.
|To endure use, or continue in existence, without impairment or exhaustion; as, this cloth lasts better than that; the fuel will last through the winter.
|A wooden block shaped like the human foot, on which boots and shoes are formed.
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|To shape with a last; to fasten or fit to a last; to place smoothly on a last; as, to last a boot.
|A load; a heavy burden; hence, a certain weight or measure, generally estimated at 4,000 lbs., but varying for different articles and in different countries. In England, a last of codfish, white herrings, meal, or ashes, is twelve barrels; a last of corn, ten quarters, or eighty bushels, in some parts of England, twenty-one quarters; of gunpowder, twenty-four barrels, each containing 100 lbs; of red herrings, twenty cades, or 20,000; of hides, twelve dozen; of leather, twenty dickers; of pitch and tar, fourteen barrels; of wool, twelve sacks; of flax or feathers, 1,700 lbs.
|The burden of a ship; a cargo.
|last - the temporal end; the concluding time; "the stopping point of each round was signaled by a bell"; "the market was up at the finish"; "they were playing better at the close of the season"
Synonyms: close, finale, finis, stopping point, conclusion, finish
|last - the last or lowest in an ordering or series; "he was the last to leave"; "he finished an inglorious last"
|last - a person's dying act; the last thing a person can do; "he breathed his last"
|last - the time at which life ends; continuing until dead; "she stayed until his death"; "a struggle to the last"
Synonyms: death
|last - a unit of weight equal to 4,000 pounds
|last - a unit of capacity for grain equal to 80 bushels
|last - the concluding parts of an event or occurrence; "the end was exciting"; "I had to miss the last of the movie"
Synonyms: final stage, end
|last - holding device shaped like a human foot that is used to fashion or repair shoes
Synonyms: cobbler's last, shoemaker's last
|last - persist or be long; in time; "The bad weather lasted for three days"
Synonyms: endure
|last - continue to live; endure or last; "We went without water and food for 3 days"; "These superstitions survive in the backwaters of America"; "The racecar driver lived through several very serious accidents"
|last - immediately past; "last Thursday"; "the last chapter we read"
|last - coming after all others in time or space or degree or being the only one remaining; "the last time I saw Paris"; "the last day of the month"; "had the last word"; "waited until the last minute"; "he raised his voice in a last supreme call"; "the last game of the season"; "down to his last nickel"
first - preceding all others in time or space or degree; "the first house on the right"; "the first day of spring"; "his first political race"; "her first baby"; "the first time"; "the first meetings of the new party"; "the first phase of his training"
intermediate - lying between two extremes in time or space or degree; "going from sitting to standing without intermediate pushes with the hands"; "intermediate stages in a process"; "intermediate stops on the route"; "an intermediate level"
|last - occurring at or forming an end or termination; "his concluding words came as a surprise"; "the final chapter"; "the last days of the dinosaurs"; "terminal leave"
Synonyms: concluding, final, terminal
|last - conclusive in a process or progression; "the final answer"; "a last resort"; "the net result"
|last - most unlikely or unsuitable; "the last person we would have suspected"; "the last man they would have chosen for the job"
|last - occurring at the time of death; "his last words"; "the last rites"
|last - not to be altered or undone; "the judge's decision is final"; "the arbiter will have the last say"
Synonyms: final
|last - lowest in rank or importance; "last prize"; "in last place"
Synonyms: last-place, lowest
|last - highest in extent or degree; "to the last measure of human endurance"; "whether they were accomplices in the last degree or a lesser one was...to be determined individually"
Synonyms: utmost
|last - in accord with the most fashionable ideas or style; "wears only the latest style"; "the last thing in swimwear"; "knows the newest dances"; "cutting-edge technology"; "a with-it boutique"
Synonyms: cutting-edge, newest, with-it, up-to-date, latest
|last - more recently than any other time; "I saw him last in London"
Synonyms: most recently
|last - the item at the end; "last, I'll discuss family values"
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Iran holds stem cell biology, technology congress
I think Iran has [made] quite a number of scientific contributions to both stem cell research and reproductive biomedicine and it's a really good opportunity to be here and learn more about them." Prof. Paul Tesar, Case Western Reserve UniversityIran has held the 8th Congress on Stem Cell Biology and Technology, hosting scientists from nine countries in the capital city of Tehran, Press TV reports. A group of fourteen scientists have participated in the event to discuss the importance of stem cell research and its ability to prevent genetic diseases.
Iran has invested around 2.5 billion dollars in stem cell research since 2008 and ranks second in the world in stem cells transplantation. Iran's Royan Institute for Reproductive Biomedicine, Stem Cell Biology, and Technology is the country's leading biomedical research center involved in stem cell technology and regenerative medicine."Royan Institute is one of the top institutes in stem cell research and I guess it's very good … that the Iranian government invests permanently … in the stem cell research," Professor Jurgen Hescheler of Cologne University told Press TV. Royan Institute researchers have used stem cell therapy to treat patients with cardiac arrest, chronic lower extremities ulcers, liver cirrhosis, and vitiligo. They have also succeeded in cloning various farm animals, including a lamb named 'Royana', a goat named 'Hanna' and two calves called 'Bonyana' and 'Tamina'. "I think Iran has [made] quite a number of scientific contributions to both stem cell research and reproductive biomedicine and it's a really good opportunity to be here and learn more about them," said Prof. Paul Tesar of the Case Western Reserve University, US. Iran has also taken great strides in other scientific sectors including biotechnology, medical science and aerospace research. TE/SS


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Latham & Watkins posted a 3.4 per cent rise in total turnover for the 2011–12 financial year, bringing the firm's global revenue to $2.23bn.
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Actress Pamela Anderson stunned guests at the launch of her charity foundation by detailing a catalog of horrific sexual abuse during her childhood. The shock revelation came as she unveiled The Pamela Anderson Foundation, which will focus on environmentalism and animal rights activism, in front of a crowd of more than 200 during the Cannes Film Festival in France on Friday.
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The Giugiaro Edition was a limited production model introduced in 1979 by Isuzu as a 'thank you' to Giorgetto Giugiaro for the positive reaction to the Ace of Clubs (Piazza/Impulse) show car at the Geneva Motor Show.
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In 2008, the economy was already eight months into a deep recession; in 2011, the recovery was sputtering along in very low gear.
The vast majority of the people blame the president for the sputtering economy.
We go at it with red faces, clenched fists and sputtering take-it-or-leave-its.
This time around, the sputtering economy and massive dysfunction in government have many voters hopping mad at Washington.
I can hear the sputtering of the saucepan and the fall and flap of the pieces of meat as she drops them in to fry.
sputtering and choking for breath, Rawson came to the surface.
And thus he went on, sputtering out such a parcel of big words, that I was fain to ask him what his profession was?
If you hear a sizzling and sputtering in your electric-light socket, what does it mean?
All her life she had been hurrying and sputtering, as if she had been born behind time and had been trying to catch up.
1590s, "to spit with explosive sounds," cognate with Dutch sputteren, West Frisian sputterje (see spout). Related: Sputtered; sputtering. The noun is attested from 1670s.


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D.C. Music Download is proud to present one of the biggest local showcases of the year, Summer Sizzler 2013. For one night only, Rock and Roll Hotel will host four of the District's top acts in electronic music:
Brett https://soundcloud.com/brettdc
Ra Ra Rasputin http://rararasputin.bandcamp.com/
The Silver Liners https://soundcloud.com/the-silver-liners
Honest Haloway https://soundcloud.com/honesthaloway
Like our last show, this showcase is expected to sell-out with the limited space and tickets available. Tickets can be purchased for just $10 in advance, or if you really want to push it-$12 DOS-but they'll most likely be gone before then.
See you there!