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Australian librarian Philip Harvey, President of the Australian and New Zealand Theological Library Association, penned an article with the above name for Eureka Street. In the article he says:
Actually, libraries have a large measure of responsibility for the Information Revolution. Libraries must be super-sensitive to any form of information production and retrieval: it's their job. In the early '80s, when I was at library school, there were students who already resented being called librarians or library managers — we were Information Managers. Some heroic individuals had these words painted on their office doors when they went into the workplace. When you remind librarians that their title comes from the Latin root for book, they are much too busy figuring out how the translation button works on a research site to worry about a dead language


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New Ep Rumpelstiltskin released April 2013 and played on BBC 6 Music.
Flaming June's EP Nerves of Steel won the award for best EP of 2011 from FATEA Magazine.
Flaming June have supported Eliza Carthy, 6 Day Riot, Ellen & The Escapades, Ed Sheeran and Bella Hardy + more.
They have also played the Ely Folk Festival.
Singer/songwriter Louise Eatock writes intelligent and powerful heart felt songs which are catchy and addictive, humorous and dark.
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Philip St. John Basil Rathbone, MC (13 June 1892 – 21 July 1967) was a South African-born English actor. He rose to prominence in the UK as a Shakespearean stage actor and went on to appear in over 70 films, primarily costume dramas, swashbucklers and, occasionally, horror films.
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xperf: error: NT Kernel Logger: Cannot create a file when that file already exists. (0xb7)
The error message is misleading and has nothing to do with a file that already exists. It happens when a different tool already started a NT Kernel Logger to capture ETW data.
Example of tools are Process Explorer (starting with Version 14), the Resource Monitor form Windows Vista/7 and Process hacker (with the extended tools plugin). All use ETW to capture Network and Disk IO statistics. This conflicts with xperf because xperf also captures ETW data. So before running xperf close those tools or disable disk/network IO tracing in the options of Process Hacker or use Process Explorer 12.04, which was the latest version without disk/network IO tracing.
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The cats enjoy the mitts but this is a fun spin on the product. I suspect mine will not, however, catch and "release" - they've got pretty good grips and the mice will soon be on the dinner plate!
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I don't know what it is about this glove with the fish... but my cats run from it... they won't play with it and want nothing to do with it... I was very surprised!
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I LOVE this! What cat would not like to try and attack the toys on the end of these mitts.
Just watch your hands....some cats will move quicker than you!
Loads of fun and whoever invented these....kudos to you!
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Davis High graduate Nick Watney played a steady, even-par round of 70 to open The Greenbrier Classic on Thursday. Unfortunately, a large portion of the field completed the Old White TPC in White Sulpher Springs, West Virginia, below par.
Watney went through the front nine with eight pars and a birdie on No. 9, and was in position to come in at 1-under before bogeying the final hole.
That left the former Blue Devil six strokes behind leader Jonas Blixt (6-under 64) heading into Friday's second round.
AquaStarz show
Music from across the pond will be featured at the Davis AquaStarz's annual synchronized swimming water show, at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, July 11-12, at Community Pool, 201 W. 14th St. in Davis.
The show boasts "amazing costumes, hot British music and show-stopping synchro moves performed by the undefeated Davis AquaStarz," a news release said.
Tickets are $5 if ordered in advance at www.aquastarz.org or $8 at the door.
Lacrosse camps
Registration is now open for the Davis Lacrosse Association's summer boys and girls camps, which are designed for players of all skill levels — grades two through eight — who are interested in developing and refining their playing skills.
The next boys beginner and intermediate camp, which costs $135, is July 14-17 and runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. A boys advanced camp is set for Aug. 4-8 from 9 a.m to 2 p.m. at a cost of $260.
The girls beginner and intermediate camp, which costs $135, is from 9 a.m. to noon Aug. 11-14.
For more information or to register, visit www.davislax.org.
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The Davis Junior Blue Devils football and cheer organization is accepting applications for the upcoming season.
Youngsters ages 6 to 14 may apply. The football cost is $350 while the cheer cost is $325.
Practices begin July 22 and families can sign up at www.juniorbluedevils.com.
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The Davis High volleyball program will host six youth camp sessions this summer, where boys and girls who will be in sixth through eighth grades next year can receive instruction from head coach Julie Crawford and Blue Devil players.
Sessions on July 21, 23 and 25 will make up an All-Skills Camp, while workouts on July 28 and 30 and Aug. 1 are skill-specific.
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So, the bargain bin has yielded three games. It could have been fourth, but no matter how much I think Jet-Set Radio Future might be cool, I think I'm just afraid of button combo based trick skating as a barrier to my exploration of the city. Time will tell, they're about 10 bucks a piece in that bin of bargains, and I think I'm the only person left in The City with a plain old XBox. Anyone wants to convince me JSRF is a good game, by all means try, I don't mind losing ten bucks if I think it was worth it.
So, my loot consists of arguably good games:
Gladius (I'm foaming at the mouth with this one. I love Roman Empire stuff, even when I think I'd hate it if I was actually living through that period of time, and a tactics system with all kinds of neat, original ancient world fantasy stuff promises to be interesting).
Getting Up (Jeff Gerstmann still stands by it. It was the soundtrack that made me cave. I'll just call the game Getting Up for the sake of brevity).
Aeon Flux (I said arguably. And although the movie went crazy, I'm a fan of the TV show like nothing, and the designers said they were trying to hybridize the two. So, should be interesting enough for its theoretical nod to the TV series. I'll find out in a bit, I guess).
I'll probably record my reflections here if moved to do so.
My wrestling with the idea of getting JSRF has got the Concept of Love stuck in my head.
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Flower Ginger Lily by ~iDrift "Gradient Mesh isn't an easy tool to use (I've tried it). I really like how the artist lights up the Ginger Lily as if there's a light from on the inside, the luminescence and colours make the image so dreamy and nice on the eyes." ( Suggested by FaMz and Featured by Ikue )
Very cool, man. I really like it! You rock!
So beautiful...I would love a poster of it. You really are THE MASTER OF THE GRADIENT MESH, and do Adobe proud. Thank you for sharing your beauty and talent with us.
is aWorld of wishes and dreams
It's amazing
It's amazing
this is just beautiful
holy sheeeeeeet/
Awesome work with those meshes! Fantastic!
did you use the online tutorial thats out to make this? it looks just like that one..
If it is the tutorial on www.vectordiary.com, I wrote that one.
Cool that you like the flower. I'm very flattered by your offer, but I am quite busy with all the other stuff I have going on that I can't handle another membership to a club. I think you have a cool club going on there but I wont be much of a contributor if I joined.
BTW I think you have a cool gallery.
BTW I think you have a cool gallery.
i liked its tutorial. so detailed and this lily is so beutiful .keep it up
Hello. I would like to ask you if it is possible to use your beautiful image from your dA in my work, which I will publicate on my DA account and on my personal blog (Evanescent.blog.onet.pl)? Of course I will give proper credits.
I'm flattered that you wish to use my artwork but unfortunately that piece is one of the few pieces that I do not own the rights to. This flower was created as promotional artwork for a design company I worked at. So far I have only published it in my deviant art page and on vector diary as a tutorial (The method for creating the piece). I feel if I allowed it's use for anything else (selling prints, or derivative art) then I would be in breach of contract. Sorry
wow thats really wonderfull
Wow, the power of the mesh tool seems to be boundless when in the hand of the talented skilled people~ this is just beyond gorgeous~
Do you call this flower lily? Here we have a very different name for it, if it's the same one~
Do you call this flower lily? Here we have a very different name for it, if it's the same one~
Thank you so much for your comment. What do you call it?
awwwwww wow that is gorgeous colours right there!
The petals turned out so well and this looks so good against black.
This is a very very very beautiful and amazing work. I love how the flower lite everything up when you have a black negative background. I feel like it can light up my room in an instant.
It makes me think there's a firefly living in there
Lily glow!
This is just very beautiful! The colors are very crisp and the lighting is perfect =] Makes me happy inside! ^^ *faves*
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Now that the free premium membership thing is over, I'm going to write down the list of my favorite Canon/OC couples.
Warning: If any of you are not fans of this, don't even look at it. It's for my friends only.
1) Jack Frost (Rise Of The Guardians)/Sharlene Thomas (My OC)
2) Cedric Diggory (Harry Potter series)/Raina ('s OC)
3) Sasuke Uchiha (Naruto)/Daisy ( 's OC)
4) Dylan ('s OC)/Elsa (Frozen)
5) Seamus Finnigan (Harry Potter series)/Tracy ('s Oc)
6) Doyle Blackwell (Secret Saturdays)/Tricia ('s OC)
7) Zak Saturday (Secret Saturdays)/Susan Finnigan ('s OC)
8) Jim Hawkins (Treasure Planet)/Olivia Willis (My OC) (You'll find out what she looks like later on)
9) Teo (Avatar: The Last Airbender)/Miho ('s OC)
10) Andy (Toy Story series)/Jodie ('s OC)
11) Daisuke ('s OC)/Jasmine (American Dragon: Jake Long)
12) Gaara (Naruto)/Fumi (My OC)
13) Ben Mare ( 's OC)/Twilight Sparkle (My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic)
14) Rev Runner (Loonatics Unleashed)/Bia ('s OC)
15) Ciel Phantomhive (Kuroshitsuji)/Julia Frost (My OC)
16) Pharaoh Atem (Yu-Gi-Oh)/Nanu (My OC)
17) Munro Thomas (My OC)/Lara Croft (Tomb Raider series)
18) Matt (DisneeFreek's OC)/Merida (Brave)
19) Nosedive Flashblade (Mighty Ducks)/Emmy (emmydisney17's OC)
20) Dwayne ('s OC)/Wadi (Secret Saturdays)
21) Jaylen ('s OC)/Erica (Kilala Princess)
22) Kiba Inuzuka (Naruto)/Skyla ('s OC)
23) Kiba (Wolf's Rain)/Kayla (My OC)
24) Chazz Princeton (Yu Gi Oh GX)/ Kim ('s OC)
25) Sly Cooper (Sly Cooper series)/Wing ('s OC)
26) Shikamaru Nara (Naruto)/Sammy ('s OC)
27) Tails (Sonic The Hedgehog series)/Erin ('s OC)
28) Riku (Kingdom Hearts series)/Starz ('s OC)
29) Edmund (Chronicles Of Narnia series)/Annie ('s OC)
30) Nuriel ('s OC)/Song (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
31) Aaron ('s OC)/Ino Yamanaka (Naruto)
32) Ame (Wolf Children)/Emiko (My OC)
33) Brad Carbunkle (My Life As A Teenage Robot)/Kaede (Shuffle)
nice. thanks for adding JaylenxErica, EdmundxAnnie and DwaynexWadi.
You're welcome, Terrence.
aw thank you
You're welcome. Can I call you Erin?
Pretty cool and thank you for putting the SlyxWing couple on the list.
Awesome. I love 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19(Though I also ship EmmyxBrooklyn as well), 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 and 28.
Thank you, Raina. Thank you for accepting Gaara/Fumi.
Welcome. I really like Fumi and Gaara.
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Southern Fried Chicken
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|Evaporated milk
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|All purpose flour
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|Finely ground cornmeal
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|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Freshly ground pepper
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|Vegetable oil
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Place chicken pieces in a shallow bowl.
In another bowl, combine milk, eggs, and Worcestershire sauce.
Pour milk mixture over chicken.
Cover and refrigerate for about 8 hours, or overnight, turning once.
Remove chicken.
Pat chicken dry with paper towels.
Dust with flour.
In a large plastic bag mix flour, cornmeal, salt, and pepper.
Dip chicken in reserved egg mixture, then drop pieces into plastic bag in batches and shake to coat.
Remove from bag, shaking off excess cornmeal.
Refrigerate for 30 minutes.
In a wok, deep-fryer, or skillet, heat oil to 365°F.
Add chicken a few pieces at a time-do not crowd pan-and fry, turning to brown evenly, for 15 to 20 minutes.
When chicken is cooked, drain on paper towels and serve hot.
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Asian Perspectives
Volume 43, Number 2, Fall 2004
pp. 364-366 | 10.1353/asi.2004.0023
di‰cult for nonspecialists. By reaching out to larger international audiences, as Pappu has admirably done, outside researchers will have an opportunity to learn more about the wonderful prehistory of India. Sangiran:Man,Culture,andEnvironmentinPleistocene Times: Proceedings of the International Colloquium on Sangiran, Solo-Indonesia, 21–24 September 1998.Truman Simanjuntak, Bagyo Prasetyo, and Retno Handini, eds. Jakarta: Yayasan Obor Indonesia. 442 pp. 78 b/w photographs; 10 tables; bibliography. Softcover. ISBN 979-464-382-7. Reviewed by Mike Morwood, School of Human and Environmental Studies, University of New England, Australia Sangiran, a truncated dome of PlioPleistocene sediments in the Solo Depression of Central Java, is a prolific source of fossils, which span about one million years and include the majority of the world's Homo erectus finds. The site is rightly listed with the World Heritage as an area of great geological, paleontological, and archaeological significance. There has been a long history of scientific work at Sangiran beginning in 1893 with the visit of Eugene Dubois, who had just previously found the type specimen of Pithecanthropus (now Homo) erectus at the nearby site of Trinil on the Solo River. But thepersonwhoreallyputSangiranonthe map was Ralph von Koenigswald, who between 1934 and the coming of the Second World War in 1941, found the first Middle Pleistocene hominid remains and associated stone artifacts, used fossils from Sangiran to help describe the biostratigraphic sequence for Java, and was the first to apply the Kalibeng, Pucangang, Grenzbank, Kabuh, and Notopuro Stratigraphic sequence to the site. Since then, many prominent researchers have worked at Sangiran right up to the present day. Jacob, Soejono, and Sartono, for instance, have all made significant contributions, as have many younger generation researchers, including Fachroel Aziz, Hisao Baba, Tony Djubiantono, Francois Semah, Anne-Marie Semah, Truman Simanjuntak, and Harry Widianto, to name just a few. Many of these have authored papers in this volume, which resulted from an International Colloquium on Sangiran held in Solo, Java on 21–24 September 1998. The aim of the International Colloquium, organized by the Indonesian National Research Centre of Archaeology, was to make Sangiran better known, to take stock of research results from a range of disciplines, and to provide a platform for further work. The book comprises thirty papers divided into seven sections: Introduction, Early Man, Culture, Environment, Dating, Site Conservation and Museum Management, and Research Perspective. The papers range from general syntheses to very specific descriptions of individual finds. It is the former that are particularly useful. For instance, Harry Widianto's description of the morphological characteristics of Indonesian Homo erectus and how these change over time includes a tabulation of all major Homo erectus finds up to that time, as well as information on stratigraphic context and evolutionary implications. It has long been known that the Indonesian H. erectus sequence is characterized by an increase in cranial capacity, more rounded contour, and decreased robusticity over time, but there is a major advantage in seeing the relevant evidence laid out so clearly and authoritatively. Similarly, the summary by Franc¸ois Semah, Anne-Marie Semah, and Tony Djubiantono—of the sedimentary Asian Perspectives,Vol.43,No.2( 2004 by the University of Hawai'i Press. asian perspectives . 43(2) . fall 2004364 and paleoenvironmental history of the region, as well as at di¤erent sites, integrates a wealth of information from multiplet disciplines. In fact, this paper exemplifies the strength, in fact the necessity, for a multidisciplinary approach when dealing with the complexities of landscape transformation, taphonomy, and their archaeological implications over such a time depth—but is it correct, as they claim (p. 202), that at Kedung Cumpleng, a conglomerate bed within the blue clays of the Kalibeng Facies contains mammal fossils and artifacts? Although most of the information presented in overviews has appeared previously—for instance, the revised faunal sequence for Java, as outlined by Fachroel Aziz and the chapter on paleomagnetic dating by Masayuki Hyodo—having it all in a single reference source makes access much easier and allows for comparison between di¤erent lines of evidence. It is also useful to see di¤erences of factual presentation and interpretation, some of which, though, could have been sorted out during the...


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|New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez (6) throws a pass as Geno Smith looks on at their NFL football training camp Monday, July 29, 2013, in Cortland, N.Y. (AP Photo/Bill Kostroun)
CORTLAND, N.Y. -- Mark Sanchez tossed a pass that zipped through the end zone, over a fence and onto the roof of a golf cart parked on the other side.
And, it was a good — and smart — play.
Rather than try to force it to a receiver who wasn't open during red zone drills Monday, the New York Jets quarterback threw the ball away so that no one could reach it. For a guy who has been plagued by 52 turnovers in the last two seasons, this was progress.
"I felt good," Sanchez said.
Sanchez was mostly mistake-free in perhaps his best practice of training camp, while rookie Geno Smith threw two interceptions in 7-on-7 drills.
The competition between the two for the starting quarterback job remains tight, and coach Rex Ryan is not sure who will start the preseason opener at Detroit on Friday night. But Ryan added that both Sanchez and Smith will work with the first-team offense during the game.
"Today's practice was sloppy," a disappointed Ryan said before later adding, "one guy I'll say came out to practice was Mark Sanchez. I thought he was sharp."
After a lousy performance in the team's scrimmage Saturday, that included him getting booed by fans after an interception, it was a day of redemption for Sanchez. While it was hardly an eye-popping day — he was unofficially 6 of 9 in team drills — he appeared in command the entire session and kept the mistakes to a minimum while running the first-team offense.
Sanchez had a nice drive in 11-on-11s that was capped by a 6-yard touchdown toss to Bilal Powell on a third-down play.
"Calls came in quick, got in and out of the huddle, had great tempo, good pace, good mix of runs and passes, screens, everything," Sanchez said. "It was kind of the way that we want to run things, you know, in a nutshell in one drive, and that looked pretty good."
Smith was far from bad, but it was the first time he made the types of mistakes he made Monday, finishing 4 of 6 and getting picked off by Antonio Allen (a tipped pass) and Nick Bellore (a forced throw in the middle of the field).
"I mean, you've got to look at it in a positive manner," Smith said. "I don't see it as a setback. I see it as a learning experience. I see it as something that I can improve on."
It's that approach that has his coaches and teammates feeling pretty good about the second-round pick from West Virginia. Smith's refusal to get frustrated by bad moments on the practice field has also shown a lot about his confidence in his abilities.
In fact, he wouldn't even acknowledge that this was one of his tougher practices in the pros.
"I wouldn't say so," he said. "Down in the red zone, I think I need to do a better job of taking care of the ball. I know it's 7-on-7 and you kind of want to force the emphasis and try to get the ball to the end zone, but still be mindful that we're still working game reps and that drill is made for us to kind of pretend that we're in the game."
Which means he has to do anything other than turn the ball over in that situation — a key focus of offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg this summer.
"That's something that I did today and that can be fixed," Smith said. "And now, I'll improve on that."
While Ryan was complimentary of Sanchez, he didn't knock Smith, who still has yet to be intercepted in 11-on-11 team drills this summer — including the scrimmage.
"It's not like he's going to be Nolan Ryan," the coach said, "and pitch a shutout out there."
As for the rest of the team, Ryan was not happy with his players' effort after a day off from practice Sunday. There were several false start penalties.
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Visiting a co-ed spa was a foreign concept to me, being born and raised in Canada. Nudity in my culture is reserved for your own home where some have issues looking at themselves in the mirror. The gym change room is another publicly acceptable nude room, many of us have mastered the art of undressing by using a towel without exposing our private parts. My wife, Kristen, and I walked into that spa and let go of our Canadian mentalities. I undressed in the co-ed change room next to a woman in her 60s. She had kind eyes, a warm smile and no knowledge of nude shame as she stripped down without embarrassment. Kristen and I entered the spa, dropped our towels and were liberated, free for all to gaze upon! There were adults of all ages and body type, casually conversing as if being nude was more comfortable than being clothed. I had to constantly remind myself that people are not judgemental of bodies here, something I have never experienced in North America. Nudity is very much a part of the culture here. This German spa was the first place I have experienced harmony and equality among class, age, sex. Nobody knows whether you walked in with an Armani suit or a ripped t-shirt, you are all equal, beautiful and free. I immediately felt unjudged and part of the community. The architecture and decor of the spa was heavenly. Stone tiles lead the way to a large open room with lounging chairs and a marble swimming pool. The ambiance is zen, with only the sound of calm conversations and light background music. Buddha heads, candles, bamboo designs and waterfalls decorate the many rooms with relaxation and beauty. The outdoor rooftop contained hot tubs and saunas to keep you warm and steamy as well as cold pools and a bucket of snow used to cool your body down before jumping back into the hot tub. I left with my body relaxed, my skin clean, and my mind at peace. I learned that the human body is a beautiful gift which should be appreciated and accepted. Nudity is our original state and should be more widely accepted.fortsættes »
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Cologne is a lively city on the river Rhine, smaller than Berlin but still a city not to be missed when in Germany. It offers sights such as the UNESCO World Heritage listed cathedral, a high concentration of museums and galleries, shopping streets, old town alleys and cafés and bars with a laid back flair. The "Kölsche lifestyle" is catching – reason enough to come to Cologne! Die Wohngemeinschaft This place is unique as it is decorated like a real apartment, a flat share to be precise. Like in any shared apartment, the kitchen is the heart of it all – in this case this is the café and bar downstairs, where you will get coffee, pastries and snacks during the day. At night a DJ will turn this place into a dance floor and bar. If that's too much of workout for you, you can simply hang around in one of the many individually designed rooms of the fictitious roommates and sip your drink. Die Wohngemeinschaft Richard-Wagner-Straße 39 50674 Köln 0221 39760904 www.die-wohngemeinschaft.net Opeming times: Daily 15:00 until 02:00fortsættes »
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Cologne is a lively city on the river Rhine, smaller than Berlin but still a city not to be missed when in Germany. It offers sights such as the UNESCO World Heritage listed cathedral, a high concentration of museums and galleries, shopping streets, old town alleys and cafés and bars with a laid back flair. The "Kölsche lifestyle" is catching – reason enough to come to Cologne! Keimaks The most interesting combination of a bar, café and restaurant in Cologne is surely the Keimaks just around the university of arts near Chlodwigplatz. This tiny spot may at first just look like a cocktail bar, but turn around and have a closer look – tot he right and in the back you will find tables to sit down and a huge menu on the wall with a small but tasty collection of an interesting variation of Mediterranean, Asian, regional and even French cuisine. The drinks are spectacular. Keimaks serves -as you may have guessed right in the first place- great cocktails and fine wines. Keimaks Kurfürstenstraße 27 50678 Köln 0221 312670 Opening times: Monday to Friday 18:30 until 01:30, Saturday and Sunday 13:30 until 01:30fortsættes »
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You can spend hours and hours doing some shopping in Cologne or the cities close by. But too often, the cold and wet weather makes you feel more like curling up at home or in the hotel. So if you are not up to running through the rain just to get some souvenirs oder shopping goods, Cologne (and North Rhine Westphalia) has some great indoor shopping malls to explore! Mexx Outlet Korschenbroich I love Outlet Shopping. There are not that many close to Cologne but one worth a visit is the 'Mexx Outlet' in Korschenbroich which is close to Neuss an not that well known. You can only go there by car and the drive lasts about 30 minutes from Cologne. Visiting this outlet is especially a tip for parents with young kids as you can get really good bargains (30-70% off) when you are looking for Baby clothes or kids outfits but they also have a good women and men section. It is never really crowded so you will always get a parking space. The Outlet looks and feels like a regular shop so there are no rummage tables around that make you feel uncomfortable and there are enough dressing rooms. There is even a small café in it with good coffee and cakes. Tipp: Visiting at the beginning of the week (Tuesday/Wednesday) and you'll have much more choices as they bring in new stuff every week. No special website available for this location. Opening Hours Mexx Outlet Monday to Friday 10 am - 7 pm Saturday 10 am - 6 pm Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 9 41352 Korschenbroichfortsættes »
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Our redbone coonhound shepard mix loves these Hercules bones. They keep her out of trouble by focusing her chewing energy. They also last a very long time, even with high energy chewers. She is 72 lbs and we get her the wolf size. I only gave it three stars for training value because the purpose of this chew is for dental health, not training.
Pros: Dog loves it, long lasting, relatively unmessy
Cons: None
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posted 8 years ago
For my medium sized chewer I got a couple of these Hercules bones. Because they are flexible I found they were able to chew off little tiny pieces that I had to pick up after she chewed. Seemed to enjoy the shape but lost interest in it after a week. This comes in a large size so it would not be best for a smaller pup.
Pros: Dental cleaning nubs, shape
Cons: Broke off little pieces
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posted 7 years ago
I am constantly looking at different products that have the dental benefits after having my dog in for dental work on 3 occasions. She will not let me brush her teeth. This product has worked fairly well at helping prevent buildup and tartar, etc. Easy to wash off. Very durable.
Pros: good product, works
Cons: none
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I tried a Hercules with my dog when she was still a puppy and not a heavy chewer (or so I thought). She loved the toy, but unfortunately was able to destroy it by pulling pieces off within a very short period of time. The label says that it is not designed for powerful chewers, so I guess I underestimated the power of my dog's chewing ability. I liked the product and I wish they made a more durable version for heavy chewers.
Pros: Good for tartar removal
Cons: Not for strong chewers
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Nov 25 2012, 9:03am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Alec Baldwin loves working out with his wife Hilaria.
The '30 Rock' actor has lost weight and toned up thanks to vegan yoga instructor Hilaria's advice and credits her for his physical transformation.
A source told Us Weekly magazine: ''They love to work out as a couple. On a recent charity bike ride in New York they were hugging and laughing, they're really happy.
''Her healthy diet has helped him get on the right track.''
Alec, 54, recently admitted he is always ''happy'' when he is with his 28-year-old spouse.
He said: ''I'm happier when I'm with her. I'm not as happy when I'm not with her. Let's face the facts: I got lucky.''
Hilaria - who met Alec a year ago - says she's happier than ever and loves being married to the actor.
She said: ''Being married is pretty incredible. To look at a person and say, 'I'm going to spend the rest of my life with you' feels wonderful.''
And the actor is pleased Ireland, his 16-year-old daughter with ex-wife Kim Basinger, gets on well with his spouse.
He said: ''My daughter is as in love with her as everyone else.''
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text: Submarine propulsion Regarding nuclear powered submarines, they produce electric energy through the use of a generator that is being powered by steam from a "boiler" –for simplicity- Would this energy be enough to power a submarine using magnetohydrodynamic water propulsion? Using electricity to power a device that uses the electricity to move water through this "chamber" that runs the length of the ship? Article found on magnetohydrodynamic water propulsion found at: http://www.spots.ab.ca/~belfroy/magnetohydrodynamics/magnetoWaterPropulsion.html This could be the key to "silent" submarines if possible. I'm no physicist and am simply curious wither a submarines electrical output is enough to move enough water for a submarine to move significantly. I know Honda experimented on magnetohydrodynamic water propulsion, and failed. But they don't have nuclear power plants aboard their boats do they….. I also know that they use electrolysis to make pure water and oxygen for their extended underwater travels. Magnetohydrodynamic propulsion expels water flow, hydrogen, and oxygen (from separating the hydrogen and oxygen in the water). They could use this electrolysis for their oxygen and water supply. Neat and efficient. The bad thing is, if it was possible, it would already be done. I'm afraid my perspectives on the required energy are way off. Thank you everybody


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Personality type differences between Ph.D. climate researchers and the general public: implications for effective communication
- C. Susan WeilerAffiliated withOffice for Earth System Studies, Whitman College Email author
- , Jason K. KellerAffiliated withSchool of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Chapman University
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Effectively communicating the complexity of climate change to the public is an important goal for the climate change research community, particularly for those of us who receive public funds. The challenge of communicating the science of climate change will be reduced if climate change researchers consider the links between personality types, communication tendencies and learning preferences. Jungian personality type is one of many factors related to an individual's preferred style of taking in and processing information, i.e., preferred communication style. In this paper, we demonstrate that the Jungian personality type profile of interdisciplinary, early career climate researchers is significantly different from that of the general population in the United States. In particular, Ph.D. climate researchers tend towards Intuition and focus on theories and the "big picture", while the U.S. general population tends towards Sensing and focuses on concrete examples and experience. There are other differences as well in the way the general public as a group prefers to take in information, make decisions, and deal with the outer world, compared with the average interdisciplinary climate scientist. These differences have important implications for communication between these two groups. We suggest that climate researchers will be more effective in conveying their messages if they are aware of their own personality type and potential differences in preferred learning and communication styles between themselves and the general public (and other specific audiences), and use this knowledge to more effectively target their audience.
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The hacker group Anonymous has targeted the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), taking down the website [1] and publicly releasing home phone numbers, addresses, emails, and other personal information of directors and staff.
PERF became an activist target after media outlets, including the Guardian, highlighted the nonprofit think tank's role in coordinating conference calls with mayors of major metropolitan cities [2] about how to deal with Occupy encampments. Weeks after the conference calls were convened, a series of police raids targeted encampments in major U.S. cities such as New York, Oakland, and Portland.
On Nov. 19, Anonymous Operations tweeted, "A private NGO called #PERF is helping to train & coordinate #Occupy raids nationally ... PERF, Expect us!"
The attack occurred the next day, and PERF staff and directors' personal information was posted online [3]. A screen shot tweeted by Anonymous showed an error message which read: PoliceForum.org seems to be down. :(
Reddit posted a hacker conversation [4] about the action. Apparently, not everyone was impressed.
The executive director of PERF is Sherwin B. Chuck Wexler, a member of the Advisory Council for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. PERF board members include an assortment of police chiefs known for their track records of using heavy-handed tactics against protesters of the anti-globalization movement and mass demonstrations organized around Republican party national conventions. According to a bio for Wexler, "PERF's research has a direct impact on policy and practice in policing around the world."
PERF's website is back up now. Before the attack occurred, the organization responded [5] to the recent media attention with a public statement. "Over the last few days, the Police Executive Research Forum has been the subject of several false articles and blog postings alleging that we have been coordinating police crackdowns on Occupy protests," the message reads. "This is not true. PERF conducted two conference calls for the sole purpose of allowing police chiefs to compare notes about their experiences with 'Occupy' protests."
Anonymous is famous for releasing YouTube videos about its actions. Here's the one C@b!nCr3w, the anonymous hackers taking credit for the attack, created about the PERF stunt. ("Don't dox and drive" refers to "doxing," hacker slang for releasing individuals' personal data.)
[1] http://www.examiner.com/anonymous-in-national/anonymous-hacks-cops-coordinating-occupy-evictions-perf-goes-down
[2] http://www.sfbg.com/politics/2011/11/18/cop-group-coordinating-occupy-crackdowns
[3] http://stickypaste.com/view/11514726
[4] http://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/mkpla/anonymous_hacks_cops_coordinating_occupy/
[5] http://members.policeforum.org/news/detail.dot?id=2161738


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Although they're very seldom seen, 2-wheel drive bicycles have existed in one form or another almost as long as their traditional rear-wheel-drive counterparts. While most of them have been one-off experiments or short-run production models, Japanese bicycle manufacturer Arte Co Ltd has decided to give the 2WD thing a shot nonetheless, with its Tretta AWD Bicycle line-up.
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Fabrice Muamba, who suffered a heart attack on the football pitch, will feature in the campaign
Caroline Wilson, Senior Reporter / / News
GLASGOW remains Scotland's heart disease capital, new figures show.
City dwellers are more likely to die from coronary heart disease (CHD) than anyone else in the country and most other places in the UK.
From 2009-2011 Glasgow had 128 deaths per 100,000 people, the third highest rate in the UK.
It was followed by West Dunbartonshire with 124 deaths and Dundee at 112.
Moray had the lowest number of deaths of any local authority area in Scotland at 56 and was the second lowest in the UK, just below Kensington and Chelsea which had 39.
The highest number of heart deaths in the UK was in Tameside in Greater Manchester, followed by Ballymoney in Northern Ireland.
The figures were released by the British Heart Foundation as the charity launched a new UK-wide TV campaign in the battle to beat heart disease.
The TV advert features the devastating moment when Bolton Wanderer footballer Fabrice Muamba suffered a mid-game cardiac arrest.
Professor Peter Weissberg, BHF Medical Director, said: "These latest figures expose staggering inequalities in deaths from heart disease across Scotland.
"We urgently need the nation to unite behind our quest to fund research to eradicate this deadly disease wherever it strikes."
BHF Professor Mark Kearney, a researcher, cardiologist and face of the TV advert, said: "Heart disease devastates too many lives.
"But medical research costs money and the BHF urgently needs support to rid the UK of heart disease and the misery it brings."
Leo Fernandes, a painter and decorator who had a heart attack when he was 46 and features in the TV advert, said: "After my triple bypass I was terrified about not being able to be who I was before.
"I felt like an old man.
"The truth is, heart disease affects everyone."
The BHF is calling for people to text FIGHT to 70123 and give £3 or make a donation by visiting bhf.org.uk
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Mumford and Sons releasing new record, be still our beating hearts
Photo courtesy of Big Hassle
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It's finally happening. Three years ago, Mumford and Sons released their debut album Sigh No More, and hoedown enthusiasts (and Current listeners) everywhere went crazy for the dynamic, mostly acoustic quartet. Now, at long last, the London-based folk rockers are ready to release their highly anticipated second album, titled Babel.
According to the band, Babel was written mostly on the road and during sound checks in the midst of their extensive touring. It will be released through Glassnote Records on September 25, and will hopefully include as many earnest big moments and vocal harmonies as Sigh No More. In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, bassist Ted Dwane noted that the formula didn't change much:
"The ingredients are very much the same: the four core instruments and a lack of a drummer, which can give it that strange, simple, unique sort of sound. I don't think we were looking to be too crazy and experimental."
In other words, Babel is going to sound a lot like twelve tracks of heart-swelling crescendos and heart-throbbing verses from that dashing frontman, Marcus Mumford.
Dates for the band's North American tour are listed below, but Minnesotans might have to wait a little while for Mumfy to appear in our neck of the woods. It seems like not only is Minneapolis being overlooked on the 15-date run, but most of the East Coast.
Take a listen to "Ghosts That We Knew," a new track off the upcoming album:
Babel track listing:
"Whispers in the Dark"
"I Will Wait"
"Holland Road"
"Ghosts That We Knew"
"Lover of the Light
"Lovers' Eyes"
"Hopeless Wanderer"
"Broken Crown"
"Below My Feet"
"Not With Haste"
Mumford & Sons U.S. tour dates:
8/1 Hoboken, NJ - Pier A
8/4 Portland, ME - Gentlemen of the Road Stopover Show with Mumford & Sons and St. Vincent, Dawes, the Maccabees, Apache Relay, Simone Felice and Haim
8/6 Providence, RI - Providence Performing Arts Centre
8/7 Canandaigua, NY - Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center
8/9 Portsmouth, VA - nTelos Wireless Pavilion
8/11 Bristol, Tennessee - Gentlemen of the Road Stopover Show with Mumford & Sons and Dawes, JEFF the Brotherhood, the Very Best, Apache Relay, Simone Felice, Justin Townes Earl and Haim
8/13 Louisville, KY - Louisville Waterfront Park
8/14 Columbus, OH - The LC Pavilion
8/18 - Dixon, Illinois - Gentlemen of the Road Stopover Show with Mumford & Sons and Gogol Bordello, Dawes, Abigail Washburn, the Very Best, Apache Relay and Haim
8/20 Lincoln, NE - Pinewood Bowl Theatre
8/21 Laramie, WY - Gryphon Theatre
8/22 Magna, UT - The Saltair
8/25 - Monterey, CA - Gentlemen of the Road Stopover Show with Mumford & Sons and Gogol Bordello, the Very Best, Apache Relay and Haim
8/28 Morrison, CO - Red Rocks Amphitheatre
8/29 Morrison, CO - Red Rocks Amphitheatre
9/1 Aspen, CO - Aspen Jazz Festival
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Literature and Medicine
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Literature and Medicine 14.2 (1995) 222-236
"Oh, Daddy, can't you give her something to make her stop screaming?" asked Nick.
"No. I haven't any anæsthetic," his father said. "But her screams are not important. I don't hear them because they are not important."
In Ernest Hemingway's "Indian Camp," Nick's father has just explained to Nick that the woman is screaming in pain because "all her muscles are trying to get the baby born" (p. 92). He cannot, however, focus his attention on her pain because, in order to help her, he must concentrate on delivering the baby. "Hearing" the screams would not help and might actually compromise the task at hand. This quotation illustrates in a dramatic way the tension between emotion and reason in medical practice. Nick's father appears to be a kindly and courageous physician -- he has, after all, just left his fishing campsite, rowed across the lake at night, and walked to the Indian camp to perform an emergency Caesarian section with only a "jack-knife and . . . nine-foot, tapered gut leaders" (p. 94)--yet he believes that emotional vulnerability in this situation will impair his professional performance. He decides to remain detached from the woman's screams. He delivers the baby successfully, but the woman's husband, lying wounded from a cut foot and unable to leave his bunk, kills himself. By shutting himself off from the woman's pain, the doctor fails to recognize its power and danger.
Such detachment has long been considered a necessary condition for medical practice. The appropriate stance of physicians vis-à-vis their patients has variously been termed "clinical distance," "detached concern," and "compassionate detachment." Sir William Osler, for example, wrote that physicians should adopt a "judicious measure of obtuseness" by which they become relatively "insensible" to the slings and arrows of involvement with patients. Medical educators have traditionally given two reasons why patient care demands substantial emotional and psychological distance between physician and patient. First, detachment protects the physician from being personally overwhelmed and paralyzed by a patient's pain and suffering. Unlike the boy Nick in Hemingway's story, the physician cannot turn away from the task at hand. The medical student who faints at the sight of blood becomes an accomplished surgeon, at least in part by learning to disconnect from the emotional side of the experience. Perhaps in this context the word barrier offers a better metaphor. Although physicians are physically close to their patients, they (metaphorically) wear protective clothing -- gowns and masks -- to shield themselves from emotion. This process of building barriers begins in gross anatomy laboratory and develops over many years of socialization in the culture of medicine.
The second reason for detachment is to protect the patient. In this view, medical decisions ought to be objective, uninfluenced by feelings and biases. Herman L. Blumgart, for example, writes that detachment is necessary to prevent loss of objectivity and perspective. An emotional response may bias clinical judgment, compromising patient care. Hence the tradition that physicians ought not treat their loved ones. Emotional vulnerability, strong attachment, or repulsion -- all greatly impair doctoring. The ordinary emotional responses of day-to-day practice interfere less, but are still undesirable insofar as they compromise the ideal of objectivity.
Despite the perceived need for detachment, physicians almost universally agree that they should nevertheless connect in some way with their patients. Physicians think they ought to be compassionate, develop good rapport, cultivate bedside manner, and demonstrate the art of medicine. An abstract motivation for "doing good" is not sufficient: doctors should be concerned about their patients as individuals. In order to connect with patients, doctors must somehow transcend the barrier and bridge the distance, while still maintaining the ability to detach when necessary.
I have long been interested in the tension between connection and detachment, subjectivity and objectivity, in medical practice. Early in my own experience, the traditional formulation of detached concern seemed plausible, a kind of attenuated relationship in which some mild or abstract feeling was permitted but rigorously monitored. I seized upon the concept of empathy as a bridge between detachment and concern. Defined variously by scholars from different...
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Kennebec plans Appreciation Event
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Kennebec plans Appreciation Event
The annual Kennebec Town & Country Club Business appreciation will be held Saturday, Feb. 18 at the Kennebec gym from 5:00 to 7:00 pm.
The event features a chili-cook off and a homemade ice cream freeze off. The contest is open to all. Entries must be at the gym by 4:30 pm for the official judging. The winners will be announced at 6 pm, followed by a public tasting of the winners. Trophies will be awarded.
Kenenbec area businesses will have booths set up in the gym and offer free food and door prizes throughout the night. The public is invited to attend and participate in the events.
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Knowledge Unlatched released a pilot progress report summary today. It is available for download. Some highlights of the report are listed below.
1. The model is cost-effective and financially viable:
"The Pilot established that authors, librarians, publishers and research funders are all willing to engage with the basic KU model. It also demonstrated that the model is cost-effective for scholarly communities and financially viable for publishers. 297 libraries from 24 countries signed up for the Pilot Collection, exceeding the original target by almost 50%. This reduced the cost for every library Continue reading Knowledge Unlatched pilot project report available
Books at JSTOR titles now available via GOBI
Just received an email from Valerie Yaw at JSTOR with great news for libraries using GOBI. You can now purchase JSTOR ebooks through GOBI. Valerie said that both a single-user model and unlimited-user model (available for 60% of titles) are available through GOBI. The unlimited-user model offers unlimited simultaneous use, unlimited DRM-free chapter downloads, and unlimited printing and copy/paste. Libraries will need to sign JSTOR's participation agreement for Books, available on their website here: http://about.jstor.org/agreements-riders. They offer tiered savings to libraries, and once they have an agreement on file, the library will see pricing in GOBI that reflects their savings level. Continue reading Books at JSTOR titles now available via GOBI
Scholastic launches ebook subscription service in schools
Scholastic today announced the launch of Storia® School Edition, a subscription-based ebook solution for Pre-K through Grade 6, for group and individual classroom reading, and Core Clicks™, a web-based instructional program for Kindergarten through Grade 5 that supports content area reading in social studies and science. Continue reading Scholastic launches ebook subscription service in schools
Baker & Taylor announce new evidence-based selection planning
This new service looks really exciting. A very practical way to use circulation data to determine the selection of forthcoming titles for specific library locations. I think we will see much more evidence-based selection in the future.
CHARLOTTE, N.C., March 19, 2014 – Baker & Taylor, the premier worldwide distributor of digital and print books and entertainment products, announced today a new service backed by collectionHQ's data: ESP – Evidence-based Selection Planning. Continue reading Baker & Taylor announce new evidence-based selection planning


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Kefka (Destroys the damn world)
Ghirahim (Breaks apart giant boulders with his sword, catches your sword in between his fingers, etc)
Xenoblade character (Zanza, the evil god. He's a god. Need I say more?)
Last Story character (Jirall, the prince. Is a pussy at first, but when he goes crazy, he's freaking badass)
Probably more that I either don't know about or not coming to mind.
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♦ The Fuchsia City Guru ♦
So you're using a homophobic to justify your argument? Also, fab ≠ gay.
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Manly is the opposite of fabulous, though, because manly implies masculine traits (shut up I know I used to intertwine it with badass, not anymore) while fabulous involves feminine traits. Your logic seems rather sexist.
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Badass people just don't care about appearances
And no it is not about being kick ass. Sometimes it's also about being humble and self-disciplined. They don't care for glory. They don't care how people see them. They just give it there all and let there actions speak and not their words. Which includes not fighting.
Both genders have badasses but badass usually ties more closely to the masculine
Edit: in fact I would say it is a masculine trait
no before you run your mouth about me being sexist, both genders have both masculinity and femininity in them. It is up to the individual how much of each side that person has.
Being a badass in essence is more about being masculinely mature
Your definition of badass is rather peculiar. I disagree with your definition completely.
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*Gets the popcorn out*
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TNOG.ORG - Games events in Manchester
MikeDBloke - PSN
I was into weird games before people knew what they where
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