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The loan they are requesting will benefit all of their small businesses, including Mónica's. She has been a member of Pro Mujer for six years, and joined at the invitation of a friend who is also a member. She has a business selling ice creams. She started the business to support her husband, who does the same work. Once she learned techniques from him, she opened her own business.
She is requesting this loan for working capital to purchase merchandise to sell. She will purchase it in the markets in El Alto, and later sell them, since she sells her products as a street vendor. This type of work allows her to generate income to support her family. She is married and has two children.
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El crédito que sacaran beneficiara a pequeñas microempresarias donde la señora Mónica es integrante, ella indica que hace seis años que integra Pro Mujer, ingresando por la invitación de una amiga que es socia de la institución. En la actualidad ella tiene un negocio de venta de helados; da a conocer que este negocio lo emprendió al apoyar a su esposo, a quien trabajaba en el mismo negocio, posterior a aprender las técnicas decide emprender un negocio independiente.
El crédito que ahora sacará es para el aumento de capital (compra de ambiente para la venta) que adquirirá en las ferias de la ciudad de El Alto y posteriormente se instará en él, ya que en la actualidad ella vende de forma ambulante sus productos. Esta forma de trabajo le permite generar recursos para apoyar a su familia, ya que ella vive en concubinato y tiene dos hijos.
Cuando se le consulta qué le gusta de Pro Mujer, ella responde que le gusta el crédito y capacitación que ofrece la institución.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
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Why not answer that question yourself!
Research the effects of CO2 in the atmosphere and the significance of the ppm rate.
Make your own mind up
I would, but some of the terms used, and figures quoted, just numb my mind, I can understand simple quotes like " volcanic activity has gone up %300 in the last 2,000 years" but having to leaf through a dictionary every fourth word is just too tiring.Plus all the shorttend words like AGW, USGS, NOAA, NASA, (I know that one) PUC, NGO's, the list goes on.
In the last 35 years of global warming, the sun has shown a slight cooling trend. Sun and climate have been going in opposite directions. In the past century, the Sun can explain some of the increase in global temperatures, but a relatively small amount.
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Just wanted to show you guys a project I was making for our Viscom class :3
Our teacher tasked as to make a 3-d model of something "in motion", I was cuddling my tiger ploosh that time then I thought to myself "why not make a powncing tiger?"
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I.P. pics I've taken when I have making him. He was actually made of G.I. wire, then was wraped and paper-mached with newspaper and was painted. His eyes ans paws are made of air dry clay and paper clay (I was experimenting on which has a better quality XD), while is eyebrows and whiskers(?) was made out of crepe paper.
omg so cute <33
What does it say on the log and in the water?
It looks amazing and fluffy
It looks amazing and fluffy
My name is written on the log "pauline co" :3
The word "repetitive" is written in the water(it's the project's title "repetitive imagery", the word imagery is written on my groupmate's project)
Niiice! Scary little cute pouncing tiger! Out to hunt some boars and what else they eat.
heh nice ^w^
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Thats what i need. (not referring to the chick, i need to chill out that is)
- Flash MX {vectors}
- Photoshop 7.0 {rescale}
- Flash MX {vectors}
- Photoshop 7.0 {rescale}
kool. just dont like the face
I like the clean format and the presentation. The emphasis on the eyes make me uncomfortable, though.
yeah the eyes are pretty scarry. hehehe.
and i think the "CHILL" font doesnt go with the overall design
just personal taste really
how is it going there?
yeah the eyes are pretty scarry. hehehe.
and i think the "CHILL" font doesnt go with the overall design
just personal taste really
how is it going there?
that is chill out, a lot of white that's what my eyes needed.
really love this....
simple but send the right message...
great job!
simple but send the right message...
great job!
Classy and stylish work as always. The text & + symbols are a great touch. Great job as always
i love the style. at first i thought the girls' eyes were closed, but now i think she's staring at the camera with bags under her eyes?
anyway, great job.
anyway, great job.
this is great, id love a couch that size, looks so comfy. so sleepy
Great vector but the face simply looks strange and unrealistic to me.
Fix the face and you have a high quality peice of art
Fix the face and you have a high quality peice of art
dope. i dig this.
ergh i recgonize that expression on her face. it's the "i need sleep" look. i have it right now. i went to bed at 1.30 am and found myself awake four and a half hours later. like, right now.
Nice vector - very clean and minimal! These are two qualities that I really admire and you've pulled them off with ease~
woah man,
very nice wp, great job i love the simplicity of it, and how it's not so
busy, amazing work.
very nice wp, great job i love the simplicity of it, and how it's not so
busy, amazing work.
very smooth and clean one.
lovely man.... you're the vector master
Now now, now you're making me into something im not.
dang... with a vector artistry like that? and a cool simple composition? you're being too modest man... it's a shame i'm in the office... this mac won't cooperate with the dev thingie...
love the '+' @ each corner of the sofa, the eyes look a bit odd to me too, maybe because they're not white..but thats just me..but nice piece here, the simplicity here works great..good job!
whoaaaaaaaaa // .. .this is again great ... again again and again ... baby, you'r boring - you'r toog good :] i like this!
Very cool shading and typography here, man. Really trendy and well composed. I like it a lot
nice vector work yet again... the girl looks kinda angry though... hehe, i think its been mentioned above before. hmmm. maybe what u do need is a chick lil bro? hehe, but, ah, they will leave you with even more headaches. get an ice cream instead
hehehe would look better if the eyes were closed. she looks angry.
Although the detail in the face is a little lost.
Flash MX you say? I've got to try it out. Is it better/easier to use than photoshop?
Although the detail in the face is a little lost.
Flash MX you say? I've got to try it out. Is it better/easier to use than photoshop?
Well i find both ps and flash have their own specific uses, for touching up photos etc, i use ps, for graphics, its vector programs hands down, and since i dont have illustrator, i use flash instead. Not that hard once you get the hang of it, just like ps.
I've used PS for vector stuff. Really time consuming. Flash MX you say?
PS for vectors? As far as im concerned, PS is not a vectorig program, you can get the nice anti aliasing and smooth vector likes shapes in ps, but the fact is, it's not a vector app, try increasing the res and you'll get the jagged lines. Thats why its not advisable to do in PS, like you said, its time consuming, if you can get a copy of flash or illustrator, use it, they're vector apps, you can increase or decrease resolution any time without loosing ANY quality whatsover thats what i like bout vectors, but of coz once you export the image out of flash, it looses the vector qualities though...
I've used PS for vector stuff. Really time confusing. Flash MX you say?
LoL. Nutcase. Very nice. The image is very fitting of the title and the image itself is really good. I don't know what else to say about it. Its a perfect fit. Other then that, chilling out is always a very good thing to do ^^ Good luck with it
i will officially start chilling out 1 week later from now
as usual!!~
as usual!!~
This gives me a brand new feeling..a fresh look and just telling me to chill out..awesome!
i envy your vector work kls - you're probably the best vector artist i know, your stuff really is something new to my watch great image again, nice concept, and i can see it being used as a wallpaper
very nice! face is a bit odd though
love this one!
saw this on the front page, excellent vectorisms kls!
wow! this looks really cool! The pose is great too, and the angle!
--- so ---
(is this chick happy? cause she looks bored )
--- so ---
(is this chick happy? cause she looks bored )
wow! that's really nice! by the way.. how do you vector works? i mean... do you sketch first then... edit in program? or wat? and wat program do you use for vector work?
I use flash to do my vector drawings and designs. I use reference photo and then trace out whatever possible, as for the shadings, i try to make it as realistic as possible with the right shades etc...
you do! you are the coolest and you deserve to be happy!
very cool idea. very simplistic too. something is weird with the eyes, but the rest is grade a nice.


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This is truly beautiful and sexy.
Loved your very sexy cosplay outfit of Chun Li from Street Fighter, very detailed outfit and it fits you like a glove and the makeup is perfect. You're the best & sexiest cosplay of Chun Li I've seen, you done Chun Li justice. I am also pleased that you showed off your long lovely legs by wearing your glossy shinny nude pantyhose instead of being bare legged. Please accept my feedback as merely encouragement only. Please feel free to make more lovely and cosplay with you showing off both your long sexy legs hosiery, I hope to see more in the future. Keep up the good work!
What incredible outfit and equally amazing legs! I've always had a thing for strong female characters, would you accommodate a fan asking you for a picture pose of you kicking him in the groin while in costume?
South East Asian? maybe?
looking good. How would you pee while wearing that costume?
Just a quick question, where did you b get your tights ?? I'm going to need a pair of thick tights for my next cosplay x x
Excellent Chun-Li. You look beautiful!
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Best Chun-Li cosplays I've seen so far, great job!
good job on the bracelets
Thank you! It was my first time making anything by hand!
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What has your GF brewing experience been like so far?
Hey All,
I'm still fairly new to brewing, getting ready to transition from extract to AG. Recently, I have discovered I have quite a gluten intolerance (not to be confused with the full blown allergy). I would like to try GF brewing, more out of curiosity than necessity. Currently crawling through this sub-forum, soaking up what I can. I am curious as to what everyone's GF brewing experience has been like so far.
-Are there any special considerations for GF brewing? (specifically equipment)
-How successful vs unsuccessful have you been (how forgiving)?
-What would you consider the pros/cons vs traditional ingredients?
-How limited/unlimited would you consider GF brewing to be vs traditional?
As far as recommendations...
I really enjoy Heffs, Witbiers, anything Belgian, and anything with honey. I have a feeling this is going to be tricky for me. Anyone have any (easy) recipe recommendations I could get my feet wet with? Thanks in advance for your input, Cheers!
PS - if you know of any good GF brewing books or other online resources, please share. Currently looking at the wikin page.
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I have the fortune to be able to drink regular beer, but my wife was diagnosed celiacs last year, so as i have been learning to brew i have also been learning the gf side of things...
From learning of the celiacs and the gluten protein, pretty much all of our equipment is immune to what i would call cook-in, where the gluten will hide til reheated the excrete into the gf batch...
For ingredients its just keeping away from the normal barley/wheat, but you still have rice, corn, gf oats, nuts, sorghum etc... Its just matching the gf possibilities up to the taste you are shooting for...
Here is one i stumbled on...
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I am curious as to what everyone's GF brewing experience has been like so far.
-Are there any special considerations for GF brewing? (specifically equipment)
-How successful vs unsuccessful have you been (how forgiving)?
-What would you consider the pros/cons vs traditional ingredients?
-How limited/unlimited would you consider GF brewing to be vs traditional?
-Special considerations: keep your GF ingredients and your barley/wheat ingredients separate. Wash your equipment thoroughly between uses. Pay special attention to cleaning things like grain and hop bags, if you use them.
-Difficulties unique to gluten-free brewing: lack of readily-available malted grains. Don't even THINK about trying to mash using only unmalted grains, nothing will happen and you'll end up with unfermentable starch-water. If you want to pursue all-grain gluten-free brewing, you are going to need to learn basically a TON of brewing science. If you're not fluent in enzymes, rests, the diastatic power and gelatinization temperatures of various grains, you've got at least a few weeks' worth of research papers to dig through before you fire up the kettle. Most of us mainly use extracts--some combo of sorghum, rice, corn, and tapioca, plus a variety of sugars (candi syrup, molasses, palm sugar, etc.) and honey. Steeping grains are helpful, but watch out when formulating recipes: most brew calculators expect you to be steeping with barley, and thus getting conversion, so they over-estimate the gravity contributions of unmalted gluten-free steeping grains. Typically steeping gluten-free grains adds flavor and some starch, not any sugar.
-General thoughts: so far the best successes I've had are with stouts, if you can believe it. My stouts do not taste gluten-free, they taste like real stouts. My IPAs and pale ales, though tasty in their own way, don't often fool people. Lighter blonde ales come out nice and refreshing. Generally-speaking, gluten-free beers are light in body; even my stouts are a bit lighter than a regular stout, which is usually a good thing--they're more drinkable and less bloaty. This is really only a problem in IPAs, where you need a firm malt base to balance the bitterness. The best solution I've found thus far is steeping some root vegetables, like carrots or sweet potatoes. They don't taste malty, but they do add some sugars and also seem to add some balance to bitter beers. The most difficult styles seem to be the ambers, browns, and reds...it's just hard to get any good nutty/bready flavors with common gluten-free ingredients. You'd need to do all-grain to really make it work.
As far as recommendations...
I really enjoy Heffs, Witbiers, anything Belgian, and anything with honey. I have a feeling this is going to be tricky for me. Anyone have any (easy) recipe recommendations I could get my feet wet with? Thanks in advance for your input, Cheers!
PS - if you know of any good GF brewing books or other online resources, please share. Currently looking at the wikin page.
This is the best online resource. You will not find a larger number of experienced gluten-free brewers anywhere else on the web, period. Any question you have, if there is an answer to it, someone here knows it. Search around this forum, lots of material has been covered here. Take a day or two and just sift through it, looking for anything that catches your eye. I spent months reading the archives before I even joined.
Hefes, witbiers, and belgians are a little tricky if you're limited to dry yeasts; White Labs claims to be under 6 PPM gluten, but most of us here don't trust that and tend to either wash or step the liquid yeast up through a few generations. The only remotely belgian-like dry yeast is Safbrew T-58, and it's not a bad yeast, but it's nothing really to write home about. It's just difficult to get those banana or bubble-gum esters that are the hallmark of those styles. So if that's what you want to brew, you're gonna want to look into yeast washing (for which see the yeast forum here). Or just take the risk and see how it goes. Just make sure to make a proper starter, and all that good stuff. If you comb the board here, there are some good recipes for some wits.
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I think that Igliashon pretty much covered it all there.
Another downside is not only trying to recreate that nutty/sweet/malty flavor, but also dealing with low enzymes with our self-malted grains, which are made less optimal since we're limited in equipment, that and higher gelatinization temperatures which means more preplanning for mash methods. (Including variant decoction mashes).
You'll probably want to consider the gluten intolerance and it's severity. There are many who are intolerant but not allergic, but the issues that it causes are just as bad and cause long term damage since it causes constant irritation to various organs. Otherwise, I don't believe it's worth experimenting with, unless you're doing it for others. I'm gluten intolerant, it's still a necessity to avoid gluten or I'm incapacitated for a few weeks. When you deal with gluten free, you're really going to need to be careful not to cross contaminate batches. Some equipment can be cleaned fairly well, but there are some, especially when you start scaling up rigs that have hoses going several ways, that it's better to have dedicated equipment rather than share. The simple, smooth sided containers are better to use to avoid having crevices and connections that the gluten can linger in, even after washing.
Alternatively, it's possible that liquid batches dilute the gluten enough that it might not be such an issue in comparison to dry products where they can pick up higher concentration on one package vs another.
We're both limited, in that it's much harder to replicate traditional beers, but it's also easier since we have more freedom to experiment with odd ingredients without expectation to conform to a certain style. (Not in the sense of doing a peanut butter beer or somesuch, but a beer that is kind of like a witbier, without having certain qualities that would actually make it a witbier.)
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Everything that has been shared I agree with. If you want to use new equipment you can use food grade plastic and therefore not worry about any potential cross contamination. I have the traditional 5 gallon buckets, but I also use water cooler jugs and 1 gallon gatorade cartons (mainly for 1 gallon batches of mead).
To echo Igliagshon, my Dunkel and Doppelbock seem to be the most popular beers I have made with barley beer drinkers. While those aren't stouts, they are dark beers. IPAs are also good, and I prefer those actually. But yeah, the darker beers seem to apparently be more on target for "real" beer.
If you are going to use a hop bag I'd just get a new one and not reuse one that steeped in barley juice.
But to answer your subject line question: Fantastic! I finally found a hobby that I LOVE! I've only had to pour out 2 batches, and only one of those was a beer. The other was a hard cider with super yeast that didn't die when I pasteurized it and started blowing up bottles. Even that was a comical experience. All in all, I have really enjoyed gluten free brewing.
so whether you eat or drink, whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.
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Yeah, I guess I should have added that for me, this is probably one of the most rewarding things I've ever done in my life. Gluten-free brewing is a huge challenge, and that's what makes it so rewarding--knowing we're all out there on the bleeding edge of brewing innovation, exploring a new frontier and restoring a real craft-beer experience to people who can't drink regular beer. In fact, it's been so rewarding that I'm now in the planning stages of opening a gluten-free microbrewery here in the SF Bay Area--I truly feel like I've found my calling in life. If I didn't have this gluten intolerance, there's no way I'd be thinking about opening a brewery, and I'm not sure I'd even be homebrewing, just because there's already so much good "regular" beer out there. So for me, it's almost been more of a blessing than a curse.
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That's awesome Igliashon--next time I'm in SF hopefully I can sample something!
so whether you eat or drink, whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.
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Everyone - thank you all for the great feedback and guidance! I am even more excited to start my GF brewing adventure
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There are some really awesome brewer's here that have passed on some great advice already, but you didn't mention your level of experience so I will chime in with a rookie brewer's experience.
Like igliashon, I considered brewing before I went GF, but it was just easier to run to the liquor store and buy six pack of local beer that I knew would be really good. That all changed when I found out about my gluten problem. The commercial stuff out there is just terrible.
Every single batch I have made (even the first batch I did where I was completely clueless being "helped" by an equally hapless friend) has been better than anything I have tried in the commercial marketplace.
In terms of how GF brewing differs from traditional I would say one hurdle I have found is styling. Some of my beers, although good, haven't come out the way I intended them. I could do myself a favor by more faithfully following other people's tried and true recipes rather than constantly branching out on my own, but what fun would that be?
If you are a new brewer check out this website for a great, free read on brewing:
This recipe is simple and really good. It ended up coming out more like a pale ale than a lawnmower beer:
I'll brew that one again, but I will move the aroma/flavor hops to later in the boil. Maybe 20 and 10.
And this one is not terribly complicated and has been my favorite so far. In fact, I have brewed it (with different variations) three times so far:
Good luck!
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Suraiya employs a large number of poor women, many of them widows, from the village.
On the other side of the fence, the children's learning curve, under Suraiya's tutelage, spreads an air of hope. Like the women, students of the school too come from poor households—children of farmers, labourers or vegetable vendors. Suraiya charges them a nominal fee.
Suraiya attributes her passion to her father Badrul Hasan. Mahatma Gandhi too has been her idol. When Gandhi first visited Hyderabad, it was in front of Suraiya's house that the first bonfire of English mill-made cloth was lit. Suraiya's father died when she was only five but she had others to look up to. Her uncle Abid Hasan Safrani was the personal secretary to Subhash Chandra Bose and she was married to Bose's nephew Aurobindo Bose. "My late husband was based in Calcutta, and used to be in and out of jail. Both our families understood the importance of Gandhi's ideals of preserving traditional handlooms." It is after her uncle that the weaving society and school are named since he was the one to encourage Suraiya to follow her passion for handspun textiles.
While Suraiya is credited with the single-handed revival of the Nizami-Persian fabrics of himroo, paithani and mashroo in Andhra Pradesh, she has also worked extensively in the village of Kanchanpalli, close to Warangal. In the early '70s, due to lack of patronage, weavers in Kanchanpalli had almost given up their profession. They merely made decorative calendars woven with portraits. Suraiya encouraged them to make durrees. Today, over 500 weaver families in Kanchanpalli make a living through durrees and other weaves.
In Warangal too, when Suraiya began her efforts to revive weavers and fast-vanishing forms of royal designs, there were just two such families. Following Suraiya's constant efforts, there are now a thousand families involved in weaving, research and development of textiles. Several of them also come to Suraiya's workshop to learn the intricate art of himroo. Now, Suraiya plans to train women from the nearby villages of Hafizpet and Miyapur.
Funds are slow to come by but Suraiya believes if the passion is there, money will soon follow. As the school bell rings and children rush out, Suraiya says, "Half my heart is with them. Since they come from the poorer quarters, we also teach them to use cutlery, to speak softly and even pick up any garbage they find on roads and put them into dustbins. We basically want them to be honest and respectful citizens."
Despite Suraiya's busy schedule, she is at the school every day at 8 am. "What's heartening is, marriage is not a priority for the girls passing out from my school. College is. That's our greatest achievement," she says, her eyes shining through her bifocals.
Her future plans? Adding weaving classes to the school curriculum. For like Gandhi, Suraiya's dream is to see a loom in every home.
Contact Suraiya at: Safrani School premises, 1-86, Dargah Hussain Shah Wali, PO: Golconda, Hyderabad: 500008 Tel: (040) 23563792, 23560992.
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iPOP at the SenArt Films Post Awards Celebration
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SenArt Films, the folks that brought "The Fog of War" and "The Station Agent" to the screens last year, threw a post-Oscars and IFP Spirit Awards (among many others) bash Thursday night on the roof of the new Hotel Ganesvoort in the Meat Packing district in downtown Manhattan. The space was perfect, and apparently still not completely finished just hours before the party. But, everything looked tip-top when the bash began at 8pm -- the first party in the new hotel's penthouse. Among the celebrants and celebrities at the quasi-intimate affair were Oscar nominated actress Patricia Clarkson, actor Peter Dinklage, director Tom McCarthy, producers Robert May, Kathryn Tucker and members of the New York film world including Newmarket's Bob Berney, publicist Jeanne Berney, Miramax's Weiman Seid, Mary Jane Skalski from Antidote Films, composer Stephen Trask and many more. Not in attendance - "Fog" director Errol Morris who is apparently done with the party circuit for a bit. The director told May, "I would rather be eaten alive by a pack of wolverines than go to another party."
Like buttah in his arms. Oscar-nominated actress Patricia Clarkson and "The Station Agent" director Tom McCarthy at the SenArt Post Awards celebration atop the Hotel Ganesvoort in downtown Manhattan.
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"Fog of War" executive producer Robert May and producer Michael Williams and their Oscar looking as golden as ever. May let various party attendees hold the statuette throughout the night, and let's just say, "Exhilarating...!" It's pretty damn heavy too.
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"The Station Agent" star Peter Dinklage demands all the spotlight from Miramax publicist Weiman Seid.
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Newmarket Films head Bob Berney (center) attended the event with his wife Jeanne Berney, whose company the Berney Group handles PR duties for SenArt. He is pictured here during a chat with Caroline Kaplan from IFC, and Dylan Leiner of Sony Pictures Classics.
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Composer Stephen Trask and "The Station Agent" star Michelle Williams take a little time out to sit by the window with a drink and a cheery "hello" for the camera.
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25. When Billie Beat Bobby (2001 TV Movie)
PG | 90 min | Comedy, Drama, Sport
The historic 1973 tennis match between middle-aged champion Bobby Riggs and young feminist Billie Jean King.
Writer: Jane Anderson | Director: Jane Anderson | Stars: Holly Hunter, Ron Silver, Matt Letscher, Bob Gunton
Votes: 463
26. Cold Heaven (1991)
R | 105 min | Drama, Mystery, Romance
An adulterous woman's faith in God is tested when her husband dies and miraculously comes back to life.
Writers: Brian Moore, Allan Scott | Director: Nicolas Roeg | Stars: Theresa Russell, Mark Harmon, James Russo, Will Patton
Votes: 683
27. Intimate Stranger (1991 TV Movie)
R | 96 min | Thriller
A struggling bar singer takes a job as a phone-sex operator in order to make ends meet. One night she gets a call from a man who tricks her into listening while he murders a prostitute. ... See full summary »
Writers: Rob Fresco, Jeff Scheftel | Director: Allan Holzman | Stars: Debbie Harry, James Russo, Paige French, Tim Thomerson
Votes: 189
28. The Annihilation of Fish (1999)
R | 108 min | Romance
Writer: Anthony C. Winkler | Director: Charles Burnett | Stars: Lynn Redgrave, James Earl Jones, Margot Kidder, Tommy Redmond Hicks
Votes: 113
29. The Chemist (2012)
G | 13 min | Short, Comedy, Fantasy
Nathan, 10th grade, awkward and shy, has a passion for chemistry and an inventive imagination. But after being ridiculed in class, he becomes ashamed of his talents. Paralyzed by fear, ... See full summary »
Writer: Sue Anna Yeh | Director: Jeff Toye | Stars: Philip Labes, Kate Flexter, Leon Russom, Braden Moran
Votes: 62
30. Keys (1994 TV Movie)
93 min | Drama
A one-time investigator gets back in the game when a family suffers a trauma similar to her own.
Writer: John Sacret Young | Director: John Sacret Young | Stars: Marg Helgenberger, Gary Dourdan, Brett Cullen, Ralph Waite
Votes: 69
31. State of Emergency (1994 TV Movie)
R | 90 min | Drama, Thriller
Drama about an overworked big-city hospital emergency room.
Writers: Susan Black, Lance Gentile | Director: Lesli Linka Glatter | Stars: Joe Mantegna, Lynn Whitfield, Melinda Dillon, Paul Dooley
Votes: 115
32. Fortunate Son (2000 TV Movie)
Writer: Jim Leonard | Director: Tucker Gates | Stars: Brittany Daniel, Michelle Fabiano, Freedom, John Stamos
Votes: 5
33. Alone (VI) (2010)
10 min | Short, Drama, Horror
When ten year old Steven is left home alone for the first time, his night of fun and excitement quickly turns into one of terror when he learns that a serial killer has escaped from the ... See full summary »
Writer: Tom Ptasinski | Director: Chris Roewe | Stars: Allyssa Brooke, Andy Scott Harris, Jay Krymis, Diane Jo Linder
Votes: 5
34. Shameless Season 3: Where the Streets Have No Shame (2013 Video)
Documentary, Short
Stars: David Diamond, Etan Frankel, Mike O'Malley, Nancy Pimental
35. Graffiti (1985)
28 min | Short
Director: Matthew Patrick
Votes: 15
Shameless (2011– )
A Beautiful Mess
TV-MA | 53 min | Comedy, Drama
Fiona deals with the consequences of her affair when his wife appears at the door. Frank devises a new plan to keep Sheila inside her home. Debbie's under stress.
Creators: John Wells, Paul Abbott | Director: Mark Mylod | Stars: William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum, Justin Chatwin, Ethan Cutkosky
Votes: 533
Shameless (2011– )
A Bottle of Jean Nate
TV-MA | 48 min | Comedy, Drama
Although Frank would do just about anything to rid the house of Grammy, Fiona likes having her around...until Carl blows up their meth lab in the basement
Creators: John Wells, Paul Abbott | Director: David Nutter | Stars: William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum, Justin Chatwin, Ethan Cutkosky
Votes: 480
Shameless (2011– )
A Great Cause
TV-MA | 54 min | Comedy, Drama
Fiona begins to plan for her future, Monica causes trouble, Sheila takes in an addict.
Creators: John Wells, Paul Abbott | Director: Mimi Leder | Stars: William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum, Justin Chatwin, Ethan Cutkosky
Votes: 488
A to Z (2014–2015)
A Is for Acquaintances
TV-14 | 24 min | Comedy, Romance
Just as the hopeless romantic Andrew Lofland begins to grow cynical about his work for an Internet dating site-and perhaps love in general-he happens upon dissatisfied customer Zelda Vasco.... See full summary »
Creator: Ben Queen | Director: Michael Patrick Jann | Stars: Ben Feldman, Cristin Milioti, Henry Zebrowski, Lenora Crichlow
Votes: 220
Shameless (2011– )
A Jailbird, Invalid, Martyr, Cutter, Retard, and Parasitic Twin
TV-MA | 50 min | Comedy, Drama
Fiona goes on trial for her felony charge. An angry Lip tries to keep the family from falling apart. Sammy uses extreme methods to soothe Frank's pain. V and Kevin get big news.
Creators: John Wells, Paul Abbott | Director: Gary B. Goldman | Stars: William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum, Jeremy Allen White, Ethan Cutkosky
Votes: 547
Shameless (2011– )
A Long Way from Home
TV-MA | 52 min | Comedy, Drama
Frank and Fiona go to extreme lengths in court to claim sole custody of the kids. While Hymie's family arrives to take their son from Sheila and Jody, Karen returns home.
Creators: John Wells, Paul Abbott | Director: Mimi Leder | Stars: William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum, Justin Chatwin, Ethan Cutkosky
Votes: 471
Nash Bridges (1996–2001)
Aloha Nash
TV-14 | Action, Crime, Drama
Just as Nash plans to go on a belated honeymoon with Kelly, a very important case lands on his desk. Nash must locate San Francisco's most notorious bookie and rogue FBI officer who happens to be number 9 on the FBI's 10 most wanted list.
Creator: Carlton Cuse | Director: James Manera | Stars: Don Johnson, Jaime Gomez, Jodi Lyn O'Keefe, Jeff Perry
Votes: 40
Shameless (2011– )
Aunt Ginger
TV-MA | 51 min | Comedy, Drama
Fiona turns her attentions to Tony, a cop who has had a crush on her since childhood, but Steve isn't willing to give up without a fight; Ian is targeted by the brothers of a girl he ... See full summary »
Creators: John Wells, Paul Abbott | Director: Stephen Hopkins | Stars: William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum, Justin Chatwin, Ethan Cutkosky
Votes: 699
Shameless (2011– )
But at Last Came a Knock
TV-MA | 50 min | Comedy, Drama
Frank has some settlement money coming his way. The only catch --needs his ex-wife, Monica's signature on the documents.
Creators: John Wells, Paul Abbott | Director: Mark Mylod | Stars: William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum, Justin Chatwin, Ethan Cutkosky
Votes: 598
Shameless (2011– )
Can I Have a Mother
TV-MA | 53 min | Comedy, Drama
The arrival of Grammy Gallagher (LOUISE FLETCHER) brings Frank and Fiona together, while the return of Steve is fraught with complications for Fiona.
Creators: John Wells, Paul Abbott | Director: John Dahl | Stars: William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum, Justin Chatwin, Ethan Cutkosky
Votes: 496
Shameless (2011– )
Cascading Failures
TV-MA | 54 min | Comedy, Drama
The Dept. of Family Services hauls the Gallagher children away, leaving Fiona desperate to get them back. She then has to get Frank ready to make a "Father of the Year" appearance.
Creators: John Wells, Paul Abbott | Director: Anthony Hemingway | Stars: William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum, Justin Chatwin, Ethan Cutkosky
Votes: 532
Shameless (2011– )
Casey Casden
TV-MA | 44 min | Comedy, Drama
A sad and lonely Debbie steals a little boy from a birthday party, forcing the family to scheme a way to return him without drawing the attention of the Chicago PD; a web of lies ends in a ... See full summary »
Creators: John Wells, Paul Abbott | Director: Todd Holland | Stars: William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum, Justin Chatwin, Ethan Cutkosky
Votes: 654
Shameless (2011– )
Civil Wrongs
TV-MA | 51 min | Comedy, Drama
Fiona's life is finally going great - until Jimmy tells her he might go back to med school...in Michigan. As the new star of gay rights, Frank is lured to the other side.
Creators: John Wells, Paul Abbott | Director: Gary B. Goldman | Stars: William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum, Justin Chatwin, Ethan Cutkosky
Votes: 445
Shameless (2011– )
Daddyz Girl
TV-MA | 45 min | Comedy, Drama
Debbie convinces Fiona to get involved with her Classroom Moms where Fiona finds a new friend in the alluring Jasmine (Amy Smart).
Creators: John Wells, Paul Abbott | Director: Sanaa Hamri | Stars: William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum, Justin Chatwin, Ethan Cutkosky
Votes: 584
Shameless (2011– )
El Gran Cañon
TV-MA | 59 min | Comedy, Drama
Fiona struggles to accept the new Jimmy, Frank wakes up in a place completely foreign to him.
Creators: John Wells, Paul Abbott | Director: Mark Mylod | Stars: William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum, Justin Chatwin, Ethan Cutkosky
Votes: 596


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With the state now allowing counties to hire their own auditors, thus saving dollars, Fillmore County, along with several others counties, have made plans to seek out a suitable firm to take on the work. Policy Coordinator Karen Brown, along with Shirl Boelter and Kandace Johnson of the Auditor/Treasurer�s Office, briefed the board on Tuesday about the latest developments.
"Waseca County initiated the move with a joint plan for Request For Proposals (RFP),� stated Brown. The county�s theory is clear and to the point: 1) It is simpler to work together than issue separate RFP�s to firms. 2) Joint efforts allow the successful firm the opportunity for a larger volume of work and gain county audit practice. 3) It is believed that by working as a group, the quote will be more cost efficient to the counties. Waseca County provided a copy of a 24-page RFP for reviewal with the stipulation that those counties participating have their RFP in by Friday, November 21, 2003. Other counties included in this group are Jackson and Renville. Fillmore County was notified that a mandatory state audit would be performed in 2006. There seemed to be no negative aspects to the proposal as the board gave its approval to participate. If a county doesn�t accept the chosen firm, they have the right to choose their own auditor. Boelter and Johnson informed the board that the Gasb 34 program, a new state compliance system, would be ready for its trial run at the county. The program is a combined general ledger whereby each department within the county now has a single vendor�s number when making entries. This makes financial reporting within the county and to the state easier. However, it took a lot of work on the part of the Auditor/Treasurer�s Office to implement initially, as codes had to be compatible when combing ledgers. Facilities Maintenance Dale Olson, department head, notified the board about the upcoming courthouse move at the end of January, involving moving departments from the old part of the building to the new part. Asbestos abatement is scheduled for mid February, which allows for approximately 10 working days to get the shuffling of departments completed. This creates a problem, especially with the number of records and equipment the Recorder, Auditor/Treasurer, and Court Administration has. Olson requested the board ask for proposals to assist with the office movement. "We need to really clean and the new tile will need waxing", stated the courthouse�s maintenance head. �Some things will have to be stored at the fairgrounds or highway department as well. A 10 day window is hard to work with." Coordinator Karen Brown pointed out Olson�s department has been handling the on going process of shuffling furniture, records. etc. as time has permitted. The board agreed with seeking outside assistance. Commissioners Duane Bakke and Chuck Amunrud expect each department�s staff to help in the process. Boxing up of items can be done ahead of time and made ready for hired help. Zoning Approved the following Conditional Use Permits: �David Swenson, Sect. 11 of Newburg Twp., for a rock quarry. Must continue to work with SWCD to control water runoff from quarry. �Orval Sorum of Orval Sorum and Sons, Sect. 34 of Holt Twp. for a rock quarry. Has 30 days to take care of rock debris that interferes with fence line. �Orval Sorum of Orval Sorum and Sons, Sect. 17 of Amherst Twp., for a rock quarry. �Zoning is working to secure a helicopter to spray thistles. If anyone has or knows of a problem area contact the department at 765-3325 for more information. Other business �It was noted that scheduling only one Household Waste Collection Day might not be enough. The county will be considering hosting a second event. SCORE funds do help pay for the event. Recycling Coordinator Sandy Benson is working with the schools to aid in the recycling process. �The county farm�s surveying work requires clarification of boundaries. The board hopes to have the work done as soon as possible before the end of the year. �The county�s insurance committee is still working on options for its employees. Continually rising fees have placed the county in a tight situation with severe budget cuts. �Approved purchase of two replacement computers for Law Enforcement at low quote.


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Comparing Linux and Microsoft Windows for Enterprise Usage
Cloud computing is almost as buzzworthy as virtualization, which is funny considering that it is an offshoot of the virtualization movement. Cloud computing refers to a strategy of using a pool of resources (such as servers, storage, bandwidth) or a "cloud" to offer individualized servers or services to customers. Cloud services usually pertain to Web-based application services, but more and more apps are appearing "in the cloud". These newer apps include corporate e-mail hosting, file storage, user collaboration and mobile apps. Clouds are a cost-beneficial proposition for smaller customers that want the advantages of a data center (clustering, high availability/disaster recovery) without the cost of maintaining one. Amazon has been a pioneer in this area with its Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) service where you can purchase your own cloud servers or applications that run within the Amazon cloud. Microsoft has jumped into the market and poured considerable resources and energy into the emerging technology. It has been live with its public cloud, Azure, since 2009. Microsoft's private cloud, which will be managed through System Center, is scheduled for release in the first half of 2010.
If you want to deploy a private Linux-based cloud now, you can do so with Ubuntu. The process is remarkably simple. Download Ubuntu server and launch the server install process. Upon boot, you will see an option from the main install screen to install the server as a Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud (UEC) server either as a cluster controller or as a node. You will need one of each to get started. Once up and running, you can download images from the management site (Figure 12) or begin creating your own images that match your cloud needs. The cloud you are deploying actually is a re-branded version of the open-source cloud software Eucalyptus. Management is accomplished via command-line or GUI-based tools like hybridfox (Figure 13), a Firefox add-in that runs like a modified version of Amazon's Elasticfox management utility.
Many other areas of the enterprise are ripe for Linux penetration. The ones presented here represent some of the best chances for Linux adoption in the vast majority of enterprises. I encourage you to download and test these options to see how beneficial they can be to your business. Linux's future development, its very survival, rests in its ability to stake a claim in the business computing market, and the only way to do that is by constantly challenging the status quo with viable, cost-saving alternatives. Hopefully, I've given you some of those alternatives here.
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Tampering with Time has consequences, and you don't have to look very long at Origin Crisis before that becomes apparent. Join us for a livestream this Wednesday to see the effects first hand. Developers will be on hand to show you pieces of the DLC Pack's 4-person Metropolis Operation, an alternate reality where the fate of one of the world's most powerful heroes is at stake, and the Iconic Anomalies. Iconic Anomalies are new solo challenges, simulations designed to allow the Councils to see what impact a change to the past might have on the future.
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Updated: July 7, 2013, 11:24 AM ETAssociated Press
9th Stage
1. Nairo Alexander Quintana Rojas, Colombia, Movistar Team, 37 hours, 1 minute, 20 seconds.
2. Michal Kwiatkowski, Poland, Omega Pharma-Quickstep, 1 minute, 23 seconds behind.
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Gareth Bellingham: Parents remember Afghan tour soldier
- 5 July 2012
- From the section Stoke & Staffordshire
"I hoped after Gareth's death that no other parent would have to go through what we did. Unfortunately they still are and my heart goes out to every single one of them."
When Les Bellingham, 50, from Newcastle-Under-Lyme, heard three soldiers had been shot dead in Afghanistan this week, it brought bad memories of a year ago flooding back.
His own son, Pte Gareth Bellingham, died from a single gunshot wound through the neck in June 2011, while on patrol in Helmand Province.
"I didn't believe for one minute that he wouldn't be coming back, but you have to accept it - although it's the hardest thing in the world," said Mr Bellingham.
"I honestly believed the training that he'd done and with the great scores and marks he got for it, it may sound silly, but I believed he was invincible."
At an inquest into Pte Bellingham's death in January, the coroner ruled he had been unlawfully killed.
'Kindness of strangers'
The 22-year-old soldier, of the 3rd Battalion the Mercian Regiment, was on patrol at about 07:30 local time on 18 June 2011, when an Afghan civilian was injured by an Improvised Explosive Device (IED).
He was called over to help when a group of insurgents opened fire from behind a wall about 250m away, hitting him in the neck, head and arm.
A patrol medic started treatment before the soldier was taken to a medical centre for surgery, where he died two hours later.
Mr Bellingham said: "When MoD officials came to tell us, I thought they were going to say he's been injured and he's on his way back home, that's what I was hoping.
"I couldn't believe it, I must've asked them a dozen times if they were absolutely sure and they just kept telling me it's all checked against his dog tags, his blood group and all that. They promised me there was no mistake."
Hundreds of people lined the streets of Newcastle-under-Lyme in July 2011 to pay respects to Pte Bellingham before his funeral at St George's Church.
"So many people turned out to support him and 99% of them probably didn't even know him," said his stepmother, Kim Bellingham.
"In the build-up to the funeral, we were shopping in one of the supermarkets and talking to one of the girls we knew.
"She was saying how sorry she was when a couple came up and said 'I think everybody in Newcastle wants to shake your hand or give you a hug' and they did. It was the kindness of strangers."
A year on from the funeral, Mr Bellingham says he still feels the pain of his loss every day.
"I can be in a normal conversation with my friends at work and I'll just have to walk off because something triggers you.
"But soldiers past and present, they're fighting for us and we should all be proud of that."


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In true rock 'n' roll spirit, Gerber Group kicked-off the opening week at Lilium by hosting the official after-party for The Black Keys highly anticipated new album "El Camino" on Monday night in New York City. Fresh off their recent performance on Saturday Night Live and directly following their intimate show at Webster Hall, which was webcast live on MTV Hive, The Black Keys headed to Lilium to continue the party and celebrate their recent success with family and friends.
Scott Gerber, Principal and CEO of Gerber Group, goes undercover to meet his employees who keep the party going, on UNDERCOVER BOSS, Friday, Jan. 22 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.


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12 Oct 2012
During the current economic downturn, defaults in rentals have escalated.
This can have devastating consequences for landlords, not only because of massive utility and repair bills that may be left behind after tenants abscond or high legal costs associated with eviction, but also because many property owners could lose their properties.
Lee Greeff, who heads up the Amanzimtoti office of South Africa's leading rental and management group, Just Letting division of Just Property Group, believes that RentSecure, a rental guarantee policy, is the best means of handling this problem proactively.
As a result, his office has secured the largest number of RentSecure agreements nationally this year.
RentSecure was developed over the past two years in conjunction with Just Finance, another division of Just Property Group.
"I really believe in this product which is why I automatically include RentSecure in all rental agreements. "
As the middle man, there is only so much we can do to protect our clients and this is not simply sales talk, he says.
Despite the tenuous position of landlords in the poor economic climate and stringent South African laws, that Greeff believes favour tenants over landlords, rental protection remains an unexplored "product" in South Africa. Policies that do exist often pay out only after the submission of a claim by a property owner, with the money often being released long after a tenant has defaulted or absconded.
RentSecure works the opposite way round.
Greeff explains that despite the fact that Just Letting vets all potential tenants, checking references and ensuring a high level of credit worthiness, there is always the risk of a default.
RentSecure allows Just Letting to collect rentals from tenants via a monthly debit order. If the tenant defaults the policy pays automatically, thereby guaranteeing that a landlord receives the rent on time every month, regardless of whether or not the tenant has paid.
RentSecure protects a landlord if a tenant stops paying, pays late or even just part pays. Should a defaulting tenant not comply, Just Finance will manage the entire process including a possible eviction.
Greeff says this process can sometimes take more than six months.
Meanwhile, the landlord continues to receive the monthly rental until the tenant is evicted.
He also receives an additional month's rental which will allow him to repair his property, if needed, and covers delays while a replacement tenant is found. RentSecure covers rental, including legal costs, up to a maximum of R100 000.
Nationally, Just Letting has seen an increase in managed leases and believes that this is directly linked to RentSecure.
Both, single property landlords as well as owners of entire apartment blocks are opting for this protection.
As a result, total RentSecure applications have more than doubled over the past six months and now average 120 applications per month.
The default rate is less than one percent – a marked difference to the sector's overall default rate of 11 percent, he says.
A RentSecure lease includes a once off payment equal to 2.5 percent of the total rental during the period of the lease. Greeff points out on a rental of R5 500 over six months, this amounts to just R940 – a fraction of a single month's rental.
Nevertheless, he says, many landlords do object to the additional expense. "We know that the benefits outweigh the costs by far.
"Many landlords opt out or decide to let their properties themselves and burn their fingers and it is only then that they appreciate the true value of this product," he says.
Greeff insists that RentSecure is included in all managed lease contracts where the property is managed on behalf of the landlord.
This is quite common in Amanzimtoti where many investors bought holiday homes during boom times and are now renting them out to cover additional costs.
In other instances, where property owners have moved away and decided to let their properties and rent elsewhere, rather than sell whilst house prices remain depressed, a rental default could mean that they cannot pay their rent, which in turn will affect their credit rating.
He is confident that RentSecure will continue to play an important part in leases signed in Amanzimtoti.
His Just Letting opened two years ago and has seen sustained growth since then and he says the rental market in the area is extremely strong, often with the result that there is more demand than suitable rental stock.
He says the strong rental market is often the result of people being transferred from other centres to major companies within the Prospecton area and surrounds.
Many prefer to rent properties before committing to buying.
Greeff believes this rental market will also grow in leaps and bounds in the area from next year, when the development of the new dug out port on the previous airport site begins.
Because this is expected to continue for 10 years and will attract professionals from around the country, as well as overseas, he believes that demand for rental properties will climb significantly and that this, in turn, will push up rentals as well as property prices.
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