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- Halloween Mice by Bethany Roberts and Doug Cushman – A small group of mice are out enjoying Halloween night, until a cat finds them at play. Fortunately, these mice are quick-thinkers and, with the help of a flashlight and a mask, scare the cat off with a spooky shadow. We read this little board book year-round at our house and my daughter loves shouting BOO! at the end.
- Pumpkin Heads! by Wendell Minor – This gorgeously illustrated and sparsely-worded book shows all the ways pumpkins can be used, from scarecrow heads to greeting trick-or-treaters. This book is perfect for Halloween and the autumn season in general.
- Ghosts in the House! by Kazuno Kohara– When a little witch moves into a haunted house, she catches all the ghosts, gives them a good scrubbing and then reuses them as curtains, tablecloths and bedspreads. The illustrations are all black and orange, with the ghosts done in a transparent white material. It is ridiculously cute.
- Creepy Carrots! by Aaron Reynolds and Peter Brown – Jasper Rabbit stops by the carrot patch every day on his way to and from his house to grab a little snack. Which is fine, until he becomes convinced the carrots are following him. Are they really or is it just his over-active imagination? This book has elements of a horror film without actually being very scary. This is an ideal Halloween story.
- The Widow's Broom by Chris Van Allsburg – I love pretty much everything Chris Van Allsburg touches (he's most famous for The Polar Express and Jumanji) and this is probably my very favorite of his. When a witch falls from the sky and is nursed back to health by a kindly widow, she leaves behind the broom, which the widow begins using as a regular cleaning tool. When she discovers that it can move of its own accord, she puts it to work, but the neighbors take a much more sinister view of the magical tool. This book has one of Allsburg's signature surprise endings – I laugh every time.
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In case you are already in Berlin Nov 15, WWE Smackdown will be there ;)
I think a match against Big Show would be fair for what you did with the MFC!
Totally forgot, Nov 19 plays Germany against England in Berlin (soccer of course ;)
WWE Smackdown *and* a Germany-England match?! :)
I won't be in Berlin until the 18th, though.... I will try to catch the football match at a bar. Should be big fun!
Bar is lame, I'm sure your German MS office can hook you up with tickets.
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hi sir,
we're trying develop parallel program for merge sort. But in parallel taking more time than sequential time. We tried for 2 processor. If anybody give solution it will be very helpfull .....tnanks & regards .... Samir Kumar Ghosh & Srinivas Karur. Follow our code...
* FILE: mergesort.c
* The master task distributes an array to the workers in chunks, zero pads for equal load balancing
* The workers sort and return to the master, which does a final merge
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <mpi.h>
//#define N 100000
#define MASTER 0 /* taskid of first task */
void showVector(int *v, int n, int id);
int * merge(int *A, int asize, int *B, int bsize);
void swap(int *v, int i, int j);
void m_sort(int *A, int min, int max);
double startT, stopT;
double startTime;
/*function to print a vector*/
void showVector(int *v, int n, int id)
int i;
printf("%d: ",id);
printf("%d ",v[i]);
/*function to merge vectors*/
int * merge(int *A, int asize, int *B, int bsize) {
int ai, bi, ci, i;
int *C;
int csize = asize+bsize;
ai = 0;
bi = 0;
ci = 0;
/* printf("asize=%d bsize=%d\n", asize, bsize); */
C = (int *)malloc(csize*sizeof(int)); /*the array can be statically allocated too*/
while ((ai < asize) && (bi < bsize)) {
if (A[ai] <= B[bi]) {
C[ci] = A[ai];
ci++; ai++;
} else {
C[ci] = B[bi];
ci++; bi++;
if (ai >= asize) /*if A is shorter*/
for (i = ci; i < csize; i++, bi++)
C[i] = B[bi];
else if (bi >= bsize) /*if B is shorter*/
for (i = ci; i < csize; i++, ai++)
C[i] = A[ai];
for (i = 0; i < asize; i++)
A[i] = C[i];
for (i = 0; i < bsize; i++)
B[i] = C[asize+i];
/* showVector(C, csize, 0); */
return C;
void swap(int *v, int i, int j)
int t;
t = v[i];
v[i] = v[j];
v[j] = t;
void m_sort(int *A, int min, int max)
int *C; /* dummy, just to fit the function */
int mid = (min+max)/2;
int lowerCount = mid - min + 1;
int upperCount = max - mid;
/* If the range consists of a single element, it's already sorted */
if (max == min) {
} else {
/* Otherwise, sort the first half */
m_sort(A, min, mid);
/* Now sort the second half */
m_sort(A, mid+1, max);
/* Now merge the two halves */
C = merge(A + min, lowerCount, A + mid + 1, upperCount);
main(int argc, char **argv)
int * data;
int * chunk;
int * other;
int m,n;
int id,p;
int s = 0;
int step;
MPI_Status status;
startT = MPI_Wtime();
/**************************** master task ************************************/
if(id == MASTER)
int r;
s = n/p;
r = n%p;
data = (int *)malloc((n+s-r)*sizeof(int));
data[i] = random();
chunk = (int *)malloc(s*sizeof(int));
m_sort(chunk, 0, s-1);
/* showVector(chunk, s, id); */
/**************************** worker task ************************************/
/* showVector(chunk, s, id);*/
/*data propagation in a tree fashion*/
step = 1;
other = (int *)malloc(m*sizeof(int));
chunk = merge(chunk,s,other,m);
s = s+m;
int near = id-step;
step = step*2;
stopT = MPI_Wtime();
FILE * fout;
printf("%d; %d processors; %f secs\n", s, p, (stopT-startT));
fout = fopen("result.txt","w");
I'm afraid code debugging is not one of the many services I am able to offer on this blog. :)
However, you might consider picking up a CTP version of Visual Studio 2010 so that you can diagnose the parallel performance of your code in the profiler.
Samir Kumar Ghosh & Srinivas Karur,
Using MPI adds a great overhead. If you want to develop for a multicore or multiprocessor computer, use C# instead, with threaded programming.
Or, you can also use Parallel extensions, but they are still in CTP (means risks).
There are many interesting books to learn threaded and multithreaded programming with C#.
See http://www.multicoreinfo.com/books/
C# 2008 and 2005 Threaded Programming: Beginner's Guide
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Concurrent Programming on Windows [Amazon Link]
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- In a saucepan, melt chocolate chips with remaining cream over low heat, stirring until smooth. Drizzle over tart. Cover and refrigerate for 1 hour or until serving. Yield: 12 servings.
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CONS: Wears off pretty quick.
APPLICATION TIPS: The roller-ball perfume oil version of this lasts much longer than the spray bottle versions.
ALTERNATES: I also really like "Falling in Love." But this scent seems to be more universally liked. Another scent similar to this is Trish McEvoy's "Blackberry & Vanilla Musk," which lasts longer, but this is less expensive. Bath and Body Works has a nice black raspberry/vanilla line that is similar in scent to this and even less expensive.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Just got my sample at Sephora. I agree with the reviewer who said this is like Pink Sugar only purple. I love Pink Sugar and took an immediate liking to this fragrance. I get fruit at the top but that goes fairly quickly and you are left with candy, berries and a hint of vanilla. This foodie fragrance lover is happy. However, I feel it's not the right age for me so no purchase.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Unconditional love smells like a stronger, fruitier version of falling in love. If you love falling in love, you will love unconditional love.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Oily, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have all the Philosophy fragrances and all have staying power even if I don't layer with the body lotion and shower gel, AG & PG stay on and on. I bought the 3 piece gift set from Nordstrom on Monday and love the first 20 minutes and that's it. No staying power at all. I have layered and re-sprayed during the day and even before going to bed and nothing. Very bummed out about this purchase.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I got this as a sample @ Sephora. This is very pretty..light..fruity. Very sweet..but so much better than Falling In Love on me. It even stinks just by me sniffing the bottle..it was just musty on me. I may purchase...Unconditional Love, that is.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Very Oily, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Black
i got this as a sample at sephora the other day.. and im hooked. i been searching for a light sweet candy-like fragrance for a looong time.. and i think i've found it! its now my HG! im definatly buying the full sized bottle once i finish my sample one.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Smelling it from the perfume nozzle, it smelled just "okay." after wearing it for 5 minutes, i smelled like cigarettes! it made me super woozy and i needed to wash my pulse points ASAP! could just be my body chemistry, so i'll ask my friend to test it out and see if she smells the same "nicotine-y" notes.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I bought the Unconditional Love lotion and I adore it. I work with children and I needed something soft but still sophisticated. I usually like heavy oriental scents but wanted something child friendly that didn't make ME smell like a child. To me this is a lighter, more floral, summertime Falling in Love. The current is dominant with a clean white lily/musk and a creamy vanilla drydown. If the color had a scent I think it would be a raspberry swirl.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Green
I won this in a contest, and I'm so glad. I love the effectiveness of Philosophy's products, but I've never really liked their scents- there's always been something strangely off about them to my nose, a little... chemically, or medicinal, perhaps.
This scent, however, is a new daily staple. The initial impression is one of fruitiness- berries, and I get a hint of grapefruit, although I'm not sure that's what most people smell. After a few minutes on, it wears to a musky vanilla that's sweet and cozy but not so candy-like that you could be mistaken for a teenybopper.
It's pretty subtle, but I layer it with the lotion and find that it lasts long enough to still smell it on my clothes and skin at the end of the day. The only people who are likely to smell it are those who are really close to me, but then that's how I think perfume should be. I have gotten several compliments on it, but only from people with whom I was sharing pretty close quarters at the time.
And finally, my boyfriend likes it, and he pretty much NEVER notices perfume, so score one on that. ;)
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Other, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I got a sample of this and I liked it so well that I purchased a bottle--unusual for me. This is heavy on the berries when it's first applied, but it quickly reveals a hint of flowers, then a non-foody-vanilla note with some gentle, pretty musk. It is similar to Falling In Love (without the marine note, if I remember correctly), but surprisingly unlike Trish #9--it's much less sharp and more complex despite that opening berry blast. It also lacks the sickening base note the Grace fragrances share. The staying power isn't great, but I do find that I still detect a trace at the end of the day. That's OK with me since I like fragrance to stay close to the body. A very nice and somewhat different offering from Philosophy that I can imagine wearing year-round.
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Biography | Selected Publications
"Equilibria in Health Exchanges: Adverse Selection vs. Reclassification Risk," Whinston, M., with B. Handel and I. Hendel, forthcoming in Econometrica.
"The Efficiency of Bargaining Under Divided Entitlements," Whinston, M., with I. Segal. University of Chicago Law Review (81), Winter 2014, 273-89.
"Merger Policy with Merger Choice," Volker Nocke and Michael D. Whinston. American Economic Review (103), April 2013, 1006-33.
"Does Retailer Power Lead to Exclusion?," P. Rey and M. Whinston. RAND Journal of Economics (44), Spring 2013. 75-81.
"Property Rights," Whinston, M., with I. Segal. Chapter 3 in R. Gibbons and J. Roberts, eds., Handbook of Organizational Economics, Princeton University Press, 2013.
"Comment on Carl Shapiro's 'Did Arrow Hit the Bull's Eye,'" in J. Lerner and S. Stern, eds., The Rate and Direction of Inventive Activity Revisited, NBER Conference Report, University of Chicago Press, 2012.
"A Simple Status Quo that Ensures Participation (with Application to Efficient Bargaining)," Ilya R. Segal, Michael D. Whinston. Theoretical Economics (6), January 2011, 109-25.
"Dynamic Merger Review," Volker Nocke and Michael D. Whinston. Journal of Political Economy (118), December 2010, 1200-51.
"Taking the Dogma Out of Econometrics: Structural Modeling and Credible Inference," Whinston, M., with A. Nevo, Journal of Economic Perspectives, (24), Spring 2010, 69-82.
Microeconomics, Whinston, M., with B.D. Bernheim. McGraw-Hill, 2008, 833 pp.; Second Edition published 2013, 818 pp.
"Antitrust in Innovative Industries," Whinston, M., with I. Segal. American Economic Review (97), December 2007, 1703-30 (awarded 2008 Compass Lexecon Prize).
"Antitrust Policy toward Horizontal Mergers," Whinston, M., in M. Armstrong and R. Porter, eds., Handbook of Industrial Organization, Vol. 3, Amsterdam: Elsevier, 2007.
"Public vs. Private Enforcement of Antitrust Law: A Survey," Whinston, M. European Competition Law Review, 2007, 323-32.
Lectures on Antitrust Economics, Whinston, M. MIT Press, 2006, 249 pp.
"Robust Predictions for Bilateral Contracting with Externalities," Whinston, M., with I. Segal. Econometrica (71), May 2003, 757-91.
"On the Transaction Cost Determinants of Vertical Integration," Whinston, M. Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization (19), April 2003, 1-23.
"The Mirrlees Approach to Mechanism Design with Renegotiation (with Applications to Hold-up and Risk-Sharing)," Whinston, M., with I. Segal. Econometrica (70), January 2002, 1-45.
"Assessing the Property Rights and Transaction-Cost Theories of Firm Scope," Whinston, M. American Economic Review: Papers and Proceedings (91), May 2001, 184-88.
"Exclusivity and Tying in U.S. v. Microsoft: What We Know and Don't Know," Whinston, M. Journal of Economic Perspectives (15), Spring 2001, 63-80.
"Naked Exclusion: Comment," Whinston, M., with I. Segal. American Economic Review (90), March 2000, 296-309.
"Exclusive Contracts and Protection of Investments," Whinston, M., with I. Segal. RAND Journal of Economics (31), Winter 2000, 603-33.
"Incomplete Contracts and Strategic Ambiguity," Whinston, M., with B.D. Bernheim. American Economic Review (88), September 1998, 902-32.
"Exclusive Dealing," Journal of Political Economy (106), February 1998, 64-103.
Microeconomic Theory, Oxford University Press, 1995, 981 pp. (with A. Mas-Colell and J. Green)
"On the Efficiency of Privately Stipulated Damages for Breach of Contract: Entry Barriers, Reliance, and Renegotiation," RAND Journal of Economics (26), Summer 1995, pp. 180-202.
"Incomplete Contracts, Vertical Integration, and Supply Assurance," Whinston, M., with P. Bolton. Review of Economics Studies (60), January 1993, pp. 121-48.
"Entry and Competitive Structure in Deregulated Airline Markets: An Event Study Analysis of People Express," Whinston, M., with S. Collins. RAND Journal of Economics (23), Winter 1993, 445-62.
"The 'Foreclosure' Effects of Vertical Mergers," Whinston, M., with P. Bolton. Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics (147), March 1991, pp. 207-26.
"Patent Expiration, Entry, and Competition in the U.S. Pharmaceutical Industry: An Exploratory Analysis," Whinston, M., with R. Caves and M. Hurwitz. Brookings Papers on Economic Activity, Microeconomics, 1991, pp. 1-48.
"Tying, Foreclosure, and Exclusion," Whinston, M. American Economic Review (80), September 1990, pp. 837-59.
"Multimarket Contact and Collusive Behavior," Whinston, M., with B.D. Bernheim. RAND Journal of Economics (21), Spring 1990, pp. 1-26.
"Multiproduct Monopoly, Commodity Bundling, and Correlation of Values," Whinston, M., with R.P. McAfee and J. McMillan. Quarterly Journal of Economics (104), May 1989, pp. 371-84.
"Exit with Multiplant Firms," RAND Journal of Economics (19), Winter 1988, pp. 568-88.
"Coalition-Proof Nash Equilibria I: Concepts," Whinston, M., with B.D. Bernheim and B. Peleg. Journal of Economic Theory (42), June 1987, pp. 1-12
"Coalition-Proof Nash Equilibria II: Applications," Whinston, M., with B.D. Bernheim. Journal of Economic Theory (42), June 1987, pp. 13-29.
"Common Agency," Whinston, M., with B.D. Bernheim. Econometrica (54), July 1986, pp. 923-42
"Menu Auctions, Resource Allocation, and Economic Influence,"Whinston, M., with B.D. Bernheim. Quarterly Journal of Economics (101), February 1986, pp. 1-31.
"Free Entry and Social Inefficiency," Whinston, M., with N.G. Mankiw. RAND Journal of Economics (17), Spring 1986, pp. 48-58.
"Common Marketing Agency as a Device for Facilitating Collusion," Whinston, M., with B.D. Bernheim. RAND Journal of Economics (16), Summer 1985, pp. 269-81.
"Moral Hazard, Adverse Selection, and the Optimal Provision of Social Insurance," Journal of Public Economics (22), October 1983, pp. 49-71.
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that's not saying that it's not epic as it is though ;)
await a new update, sometime soon...ish, depends on how quick I am...
I am a developer for anything really, I can do anything, this includes, modelling, texturing, rigging, animating, mapping, sounds, music, and code. but i specialize in modelling, texturing, and rigging, probably because those are the most needed jobs ;) I have recently been' picking up coding, with some help from jukki, and I must say, I'm not half bad :)
that's not saying that it's not epic as it is though ;)
await a new update, sometime soon...ish, depends on how quick I am...
wow, tom
...or the completely destroyed seating area
nice tree and door texture
Voted, reported, flagged, 0/10
...that video made me cringe xD
oh my god, shut the hell up Jukki
oh si cabron?
Bueno, aunque no estamos tan interesados en ganar el concurso, estamos mas enfocados en darles un juego chingon ;)
o, y sabian que yo soy mexicano?
anything's possible, but would it be the best usage of ram? probably not
I'm sure with a few animation tweaks we could use just one animation split into 2 parts, and cut out the chambering animations for a mid-mag reload
but even in cod waw, you could never actually chamber a round, so we decided against it ;)
(as in, colt has 8 in magazine, if you have 1 in the chamber when you reload, you'd have 9 shots to fire off, but cod waw says LOLNOPE ROUND DISAPPEARS)
so yeah, no non-chambering animations xD
you know guys, he has a point
if you do make too much flour and try to stand on it, you are going to fall through...
lol hemad
why you hatin' on ponies?
or maybe not
...I'll punch someone if it doesn't
This will run on a psp, so of course it will run on windows 98 ;)
I'm debating whether to post a screenshot or not...
2edgy5me gais
I believe Mabuse said he would send you a custom made salad in the mail if you donated
...that's Jukki (sadface)
Can you sound like a pony?
annndddd... on a more personal note.
When I dusted off my moddb account mere days ago, I was filled with intense emotions...
I was scared to click on this game, to see what had become of it... to see what had become of it's fanbase...
I was ashamed for having left at such an inopportune moment in the life of this game.
I was saddened that I broke my personal vow of not ever abandoning this game.
but I clicked on it... and I was amazed...
reading the comments... people still wanted this game, and were still waiting for it. Though it didn't put to rest the shame I felt, boy did it make me want to give something back to you guys... The fans...
The fans who stayed more loyal to this game than I did...
I really just want to thank you all. (here I go being cheesy)...
Oh Derize... you know not how much I've wanted to post something, but I just couldn't find it fair within myself to fill the community with false hope.
Tom and I are currently attempting to get this game rolling again, mainly by attempting to rekindle Jukki's interest in it.
Our main wall/obstacle is porting NZP over to the new combinepsp engine, but as both Tom and I lack the engine programming background needed for such a feat, we're stuck.
What am I currently doing?
Fixing/improving small things in the qc, the qc logic code is practically done, few things still needing to be added are minor bugfixes, but the only major thing that needs to be addressed in the qc is 3rd person models, which we know how we're going to do it and it's simple, but we're banging our head against the main culprit.. the engine.
current problem with our current engine? basically the bounding boxes are broken, differing sizes between regular quake to hl map formats, meaning it kills cross compatibility, as well as in many maps zombies spawn in ground, unable to move... unable to die (excuse lame potc reference).
annnddddd we hope to FINALLY have working multiplayer, which has always been a bumpy thing for us, especially since we moved to fitzquake...
but as I said, the new things and much improved ai is practically done in qc... just the engine needs to be addressed.. along with the ever-present minor bugfixes...
granted, I vow that if we are successful in bringing back Jukki, and porting new engine (this is all looking likely btw, just waiting for Jukki to WAKE THE HELL UP BECAUSE OF TIME ZONE DIFFERENCES), I will post an update, and let you guys know the ball is rolling :)
...and so I cry sometimes when I'm lying in bed, just to get it all out, what's in my head, and I'm feeling a little peculiar.
Nice joke?
I wasn't joking.
Yeahhh... for pc semi-transpyarency isn't exactly working... HOWEVER IT IS ON THE PSP (blood screen looks MUCH better on the psp :) )
More-so not in use, but it's a test map so it's not exactly relevant :P
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CLEVELAND, Tenn. (AP) -- Lee University in Cleveland wants to start a four-year nursing program.
Lee President Paul Conn said Thursday there are a lot of steps to take toward making the program a reality.
The Cleveland Daily Banner reported Lee hopes to have the program available for students in the fall of 2014.
Lee Chief Academic Officer Dr. Carolyn Dirksen has begun a national search for a director of nursing, who will be hired within the next few months.
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Albedo of Galvan by CheshirePWatch
©2012-2016 CheshireP
Really old one. Totally forgot to post it here.
Since Galvan!Albedo appeared in Omniverse, I drew Albedo Ben wearing a Galvan tunic.
Since Galvan!Albedo appeared in Omniverse, I drew Albedo Ben wearing a Galvan tunic.
somehow, he reminds me of albedo from xenosaga!
Great artwork despite the green tunic, though
this is cool
Shouldn't it be Red?
By the time I drew this, Albedo only appeared in Trouble Helix. The costume is based on the ep.
This picture is awesome. Period.
You know, I'm not against him wearing his tunic from earlier, but Albedo has a more red motif as opposed to Ben's green one. Just thought I should give my two cents.
Somehow I kinda imagined Albedo's Human appearance would be similar to this in the show. I would assume Albedo would eventually be in the series as a Human with an outfit like this....I don't know why I just have a feeling it'll be similar to this.
I did dee Omniverse Albedo's human form when I was in CN studio. But he wasn't wearing a Galvan tunic. But who knows?
-screaming- Hell yeah Albedo, you work dat tunic.
OH! he's just so CUTE! when he looks like that x3...(I have a problems )
He looks...surprisingly better here.
This makes me want to ship him with Ben more.
Like the suit.
This makes me want to ship him with Ben more.
Like the suit.
Albedo was in Omniverse?!?!?
.....When was this..? ._o
.....When was this..? ._o
in the episode Trouble Helix. The long-faced Galvan is Albedo.
I hope we see him in his human form again sometime. What kind of show doesn't have the whole 'evil twin' thing?
I hope we see him again too.
for all we know he could be working with malware to get them to comission him the nemetrix, then he has bens alines AND they're counters


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One of the rough sketches i did few days ago and felt like adding more to it, just playing around really
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so beautiful nice
Wow! This amazing!
Did I comment on this before? I favourited it earlier... oh well, here's a comment too xD Really inspirational scene here, great work with the paint strokes! This makes me want to pull out some of my photos and do some land concept paintings... this is amazing.
I wish my "playing" around would come out 1/1000 as good as that.. xD
your works are beautiful
amazing stuff you do, love it
Absolutely beautiful....I love this...
Gorgeous! ^^
is your work digital or traditional? your work is amazing!! OMG! so pretty and cool!
all digital : )
your attention to detail is amazing
This is so beautiful! Love it <3
i love this, it is so peaceful
es muy hermoso
like my dreams amazing!
Your rough sketches make my jaw drop. Well done!
like something out of a dream, and its composition is nice, I just like
"rough sketches"?!?!?! BEAUTIFUL scenery's!!!
l love the tree to me it looks like a beacon of strength
Rough sketch? Just playing around? This is great! It looks as though you've put hours into it.
i love your waterfall paintings. so breathtaking.
dreamlike and beautiful ~
thats cool
Wow Incredible
Very beautiful !
So Beautiful
so beautiful, peacefully, magical it gaves me feelings of never ending peace <3
So beautiful
Wow really gret picture!! I'm stunned
Love it!! I could easily imagine this to be some secret, sacred shrine to a tribe of elves or something who worship that tree. They could call it the Tree of Life or the Golden Tree or something and it's basically the center of their worship. Then one day, the water dries up unexpectedly for no reason and the Tree begins to die. Then bad monsters enter their sacred shrine and it's up to the hero to find a cure to restore the healing waters and save the sacred tree. Ta-da! LoL. Great picture though. It's really thought-provoking and thrilling.
love the little tree on top.
"Rough sketch"? You people and your incredible amounts of talent make me sick . Anyway, I love this. It's gorgeous.
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Whether you're visiting Maidstone itself or want to explore the wider Kent area, the Maidstone Central Hotel offers a prime, well-positioned location from which to base your trip. The hotel is close to Maidstone Barracks train station, making it easily reachable. The setting also gives guests access to popular locations such as the Lockmeadow Entertainment Centre, meaning this is a very convenient choice for those attending specific events in the area.
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Oven cook - From Ambient. Preheat oven to 200°C. Brush pizza base with Olive oil and add topping of your choice.
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19 October 2015
Great pizza bases
These pizza bases make a great alternative to wheat bases. When cooked they have a light, crispy texture unlike wheat. Would definitely buy again!
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These make pizzas which are hearty and substantial, so not like the big squidgy takeaway pizzas or thin ready made pizzas but still very nice and a good savoury taste with a crispy base. They are a good alternative to a homemade wholemeal base, ten minutes in the oven with passata, oregano, mozzarella and mushrooms made a lovely quick lunch for me & the baby. They are like a more robust pitta bread pizza I suppose. Mine weren't broken either, I'm sure if they were Ocado would be quick to refund.
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Never actually tasted this product, because it arrived broken. It went straight in the bin. Surely a pizza base should be in a box or with cardboard between for support? A massive packaging fault.
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Despite that precedent, beleaguered Khrustalyov, My Car! — production dogged this time not by Soviet watchdogs, but by unreliable international funders — was greeted with walkouts and "disaster" judgments at its 1998 Cannes bow. Yet many of the same critics, overwhelmed at first by its wholesale abandonment of realism and coherence for phantasmagoria, pronounced it a masterpiece after second or third viewings. Framed like Ivan Lapshin as a child's memory of (later) Stalinist life, its 150 minutes lunge still further toward a Fellini-like grotesque-carnival clutter of excesses, from the hospital where "unauthorized death [is] prohibited!" to the delivery truck in which our macho surgeon protagonist is shockingly assaulted in a spontaneous gay orgy. He's ordered resuscitate the already dead Stalin, an impossible task capping an insane rule; the film's last words (the director's own?) are a voiced-over "Fuck it all!" Khrustalyov is a monumental clutter of energy and invention, so jerry-built that the fear it might collapse at any moment is part of its indelible rush.
Guerman is, logically enough, headed next to outer space — his adaptation of Soviet sci-fi classic Hard To Be a God took five years (starting in 2000!) to shoot, and is still being edited, thwarting hopes for Cannes premiere this month. Adversity may not have invaded his career by invitation, but one gets the sense that by now, at age 75, it is his most trusted collaborator.
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From faraway Shamir, in the heart of the desert of Syharhalna, the Alchemists of Dirz have introduced a mysterious enchantment, the Ritual of Dawn, which may very well turn the continent's future upside down…
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It's hard to imagine water being dangerous. But for thousands of children in the community of Gomoa Kweikrom, drinking contaminated water from open wells caused illness, disease and often death. And that's when there was water. During droughts, the wells and nearby ponds would dry up, taking away even unclean water.
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The child development centers in Gomoa Kweikrom applied for a grant from Compassion to provide filters to 2,320 families. In addition to the filters, the centers sought to educate families on hygiene—through a series of classes and workshops they taught families personal hygiene, cholera prevention, water pollution and proper use of their new filters.
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An 82-year-old man was sentenced Thursday at the Auckland District Court for using the identities of dead children to apply for government benefits. Colin Diedrichs, who will spend three years and two months in prison, hid a total of $447,000 in 29 different bank accounts across the span of 22 years. The Department of Internal Affairs eventually caught Diedrichs by using facial recognition software to determine that his face was on more than one passport. Police then became involved. The head of the Social Development Ministry said the system is much more advanced than it was 20 years ago and now applicants are matched against birth and death registries, The New Zealand Herald reports.
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