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Dragonbby by Little-Miss-BoxieWatch
©2014-2016 Little-Miss-Boxie
More warm ups o wo/
New Dragonfly anthro bby <3
shes based off a Blue water damsel dragonfly-- still not sure what to name her o wo~
After looking at this, I actually wondered what it would like if you tried drawing Cortana, from the Halo games, or other UNSC AI Avatars in general. I got to thinking this because if you held up dragonfly here to Cortana, they're actually in the same ball park. Well done, also. Very good show.
She is so pretty! I love the shades of blue you used on her. <3
Her antenna are adoooorable, also she reminds me of Cortona... pretty sure people may have already said dat
She's so beautiful!
She looks like something from doctor who
Love it! The colors are too pretty X3

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Beef Nacho Pie Recipe
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"I spend a lot of time in the garden and yard, so I like dishes that can be fixed in a hurry," says Doris Gill of Sargent, Nebraska. "This is very quick to put together and makes a tasty meal along with a lettuce salad."
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce
- 2 tablespoons taco seasoning
- 1 tube (8 ounces) refrigerated crescent rolls
- 1-1/2 cups crushed nacho-flavored tortilla chips, divided
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Mexican cheese blend
- In a large skillet, cook beef and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Stir in tomato sauce and taco seasoning. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 5 minutes.
- Meanwhile, separate crescent dough into eight triangles; place in a greased 9-in. pie plate with points toward the center. Press onto the bottom and up the sides to form a crust; seal perforations.
- Sprinkle 1 cup chips over crust. Top with meat mixture. Carefully spread sour cream over meat mixture. Sprinkle with cheese and remaining chips. Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until cheese is melted and crust is golden brown. Let stand for 5 minutes before cutting. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Originally published as Nacho Pie in Quick Cooking March/April 2004, p43
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Sony's HXR-NX5U, the first in the "NXCAM" line, is a close cousin of the HDV HVR-Z5U, but it records full-resolution AVCHD to Memory Sticks and/or a snap-on 128 GB Flash Memory Unit. I've put a prototype NXCAM NX5U through its paces; let's see how it does, and what it suggests for the future. [Updates: 6 Jan 2010: model #s, prices, availability, SDHC cards, commentary; 7 Jan 2010: FMU price is $800.]
All the prototypes are serial number 0.
Although the camera I saw was a protoype, it looked as solid, polished, and finished as any shipping Sony product. Still, I should warn you that what I'll describe may not match the final product exactly. Sony's protos are normally quite complete, but changes may occur before the production NX5U is delivered.
The HXR-NX5Uis a handheld camcorder recording 1080i, 1080p, and 720p AVCHD, and standard-definition MPEG-2, on solid-state storage. It weighs about five and a half pounds and is generally the same size as other HD handycams; in particular it's very, very similar to the HVR-Z5u, being about an eighth of an inch taller and wider but an eighth of an inch shorter than that tape-based camcorder.
The HXR-NX5U uses the same lens, sensors, and many operating controls of the HVR-Z5u, but differs by adopting solid-state recording and dropping all pretense of backwards-compatibility: its HD images are recorded as AVCHD and its SD pix are stored as MPEG-2; there's no HDV or DV/DVCAM recording, and there's no FireWire port on the camera since there's no use for it.
NXCAM: AVCHD and MPEG-2. HDV? DV? Fuggedaboudit!
This camera looks forward to the tapeless, data-oriented future; the past simply doesn't matter as far as the NX5U is concerned. If this distresses you, Sony (and Canon and JVC) still offer a diverse selection of HDV and DV/DVCAM camcorders. If you're willing to leave the past behind, though, AVCHD recording offers advantages over HDV, both in picture quality and in operational flexibility.
That the NX5U appears to be a solid-state counterpart to the tape-based Z5u makes it all the more interesting: when the camera ships, we'll be able to see very clearly whether the market votes more for the tape-based Z5u or for the tapeless NX5U, since the cameras are very close in all other respects. But don't think the NX5U is a solid-state copy of the Z5u: the NX5U lacks some of the features of the Z5u, and adds some new ones of its own. Cousins? Yes. Twins? No.
Design, Controls, and Handling
The HXR-NX5U is 6-7/8" wide, 7-5/8" tall, and 17-3/4" long, including its removable shotgun mike; it's 13-3/8" long without it. It tips the scales at around five and half pounds with the mike and the stock NP-F750 battery. (Readers accustomed to sensible metric measurements will find the camera is about 173 x 193 x 449mm, or 340mm long without mike, and it weighs two and a half kilograms.)
The operator's side of the HXR-NX5U.
If it reminds you of the HVR-Z5U, that's no surprise:
The operator's side of the HVR-Z5U.
The Z5U is fronted with a hefty, 20x Sony "G" zoom, which appears to be the same one used on the HVR-Z5u except for the addition of a gold stripe. It starts at 4.1mm and zooms to 82mm; in 35mm still-camera terms, Sony says that's equivalent to 29.5mm - 590mm. Compare that to Sony's figures for the HVR-Z7U (32mm - 384mm) or the EX1/EX3 (31.4mm - 439mm). In side-by-side tests I found the wide end to be virtually identical to the EX1's in practical terms, and noticeably wider than the HVX200's 4.2mm wide angle. Of course, the Z5U beats them all on the telephoto end.
The lens has three free-spinning servo control rings, for focus, zoom, and iris. These lack endstops or external scales, though the camera's displays will show you focus in feet or meters (in manual-focus mode only, alas), zoom setting as a bar graph or numbers from Z00 to Z99, and apertures to the quarter stop. Action on all rings is silky-smooth, instantly responsive, and consistent, with little lag and no overshoot; I never felt disconnected from the lens using these servos.
The focus and zoom controls use grippy, ridged rubber rings; they have similar textures and I often mistook one control for the other when finding them by feel. The iris ring is a thinner plastic "gear", readily distinguishable by touch alone.
The focus ring can be set to allow manual override when autofocus is in use; this "AF Assist" mode is quite helpful when the autofocus decides to track the wrong subject.
The iris ring's direction can be reversed (clockwise brighter or clockwise darker as you prefer), but unlike the HVR-Z5's ring, it can't be set to control overall exposure.
The lens takes a 72mm filter and comes with Sony's excellent shutter-equipped lens hood: a lever flips open top and bottom shutter panels serving as a built-in lens cap. The hood bayonets in place, locking with a pushbutton instead of a thumbscrew, so it's latched securely in place yet can be removed with a minimum of fuss when necessary.
The NX5U's 20x G-series lens and its frontmost controls.
Just behind the lens, a four-position slide switch controls three levels of ND filter: 1/4, 1/16, and 1/64, or 2, 4, and 6 stops of compensation. Conventional focus-selection controls follow: a manual/auto selector with a momentary infinity-focus position (which, like the same control on most other handycams, is too easy to accidentally activate when toggling from auto into manual), plus a "push auto" momentary autofocus button.
Six of the camera's seven assignable buttons are arrayed above and behind these lens buttons. Three run across the upper edge of the left side, three run down the side, and the one remaining sits atop the handgrip just behind the zoom rocker. Auto/manual pushbuttons for gain, white balance, and shutter speed run along the lower edge of the body. Below them are the iris auto/manual pushbutton, three-position flip switches for manual gain and white balance selection, and a white balancing pushbutton.
A molded vertical line divides these frontmost controls from those on the rear half of the body.
Controls on the rear half of the NX5U's left side.
Audio controls sit behind a protective flip-down panel, which surrounds the two input gain dials without covering them: you can mash your finger down on the dials and rotate them, but they're recessed below the cover so that you won't bump them by accident.
An auto/manual switch toggles the camera between all-auto operation and set your-own-controls mode. Beneath it, there's a thumbwheel for menu operation; it pushes in to select things, and left/right arrow keys on either side let you move into and out of submenus easily. The feel of this thumbwheel is much improved over that of the Z5u's, mostly because it's not tucked under the edge of a protruding tape door.
Behind the thumbwheel, there's the MENU button to show and hide the menus, a MODE button to bring up the mode-selector touchscreen menu (yes, this camera uses a touchscreen, in addition to hardwired buttons) so you can choose whether to shoot, edit, play, or manage clips. Finally, there's a PICTURE PROFILE button to call up the Picture Profiles (a.k.a. Custom Presets, or "look" setup and selection menus), and a STATUS CHECK button that brings up eight pages (!) of useful data, like how your assignable buttons are set up, how audio is configured, how much time is left on your battery or any of three possible recording media, and which record buttons do what (more on this later).
Audio level and channel selection controls behind a flip-down guard.
Flip down the cover on the audio controls, and you have easier access to the gain dials, which have knurled sides for secure gripping. Each channel can be set for auto or manual gain, and for input source: the internal stereo mike, or an XLR input. Channel 2 can also be set to take its sound from input #1, handy if you have a mono source and want to lay it down on both channels simultaneously.
While we're here, notice that graphic at the top of the camcorder's left side:
The NX5U has a built-in GPS receiver.
Sony has made GPS-enabled Handycams before, but this may be the first professional video camera with geotagging as a standard feature.
There's a 1/8" stereo headphone jack at the base of the carrying handle, above the Sony logo.
A flip-out door on the left rear corner reveals two slots for Memory Stick PRO Duo cards (either PRO Duo or PRO-HG Duo can be used, but full-sized Memory Stick media can't be).
I hear you: "Oh, no, not Memory Sticks! Why is Sony forcing me to buy their weird proprietary media?"
Well, come on. It is a Sony, after all. What did you expect: P2 cards? At least Sony's not making you shell out for SxS on the NX5U! And you can choose SDHC cards, if you prefer.
I dunno 'bout you folks, but I've long since given up on being able to stock one card type exclusively. I have four still cameras, each of which uses a different type of card (CF, SD, Memory Stick, and MS Pro Duo; two of the cameras are Nikons, and there's no prize for guessing who makes the other two). I own one video camera that uses solid-state media (P2), and we have five video and digital cine cams at work that use three media types between them (SDHC, CF, and SxS cards).
I tend to buy memory cards of a specific type to fill the slots of the camera that needs them, and maybe one or two spares to allow swapping and data wrangling while shooting, and that's it: a momentary pain, and then years of productive use. The cards just stay with their cameras, and their initial cost is soon amortized. It's not a big deal.
Furthermore, MS Pro Duo isn't the oddity it once was. It's available from SanDisk and Lexar as well as Sony. And while it's still about 50% more expensive than CF or SDHC cards of comparable speeds and capacities, it's not likely to bankrupt you; if you can afford this camera, you can splash out another $120 for a couple of 16 GB MS Pro Duo cards, which will hold nearly three hours of the NX5U's highest-quality AVCHD.
Again, keep things in perspective: that's $40/hour, which is a darned sight cheaper than either SxS or P2; and memory cards are reusable thousands of times, so it's more like a capital investment than an expensive expendable. Quit whining.
Don't let MS Pro Duo scare you off from the NX5U.
Even if you really don't want to buy Pro Duo cards, read on: the NX5U has a couple of other tricks up its digital sleeves...
The shipping camera will also accept SDHC cards; I'd assume it'll want Class 4 or faster cards.
Card loading slots with activity LEDs and slot-select buttons; I/O port covers on the right.
Each slot has a bicolor LED (green when the slot is selected, red when reading or writing data) and a button to select that slot and make it active. The door, which is spring-loaded to stay open or closed, has windows making it easy to see when a card is loaded in each slot and whether its LED is illuminated.
The stock battery, an NP-F770, fits deep within the central well at the back of the camera. I also popped in the bigger NP-F960, and it filled out the well flush with the back of the camera.
The right rear corner of the camera holds most of the I/O connectors, behind two hinged panels and a tethered, pop-off cap.
Back-panel connectors, and input controls on the XLR pod.
Standard RCA plugs behind the first panel supply composite video and stereo audio outputs. The second panel covers a mini-D-shell analog component video output, a mini-USB connector, and a full-size HDMI output.. The pop-off cap covers an HD-SDI connector, which includes embedded audio and timecode.
Conspicuous by their absence are i.Link (a.k.a. FireWire, IEEE 1394) and Y/C connectors. The camera shoots no FireWire-compatible formats, and if you need better monitoring than composite gives you, well, these days monitors with component and/or SDI connectors are readily available and increasingly affordable.
While SDI and HDMI jacks may be used simultaneously, they're the only ones: HDMI/SDI, component, and composite outputs are mutually exclusive.
The backside of the XLR pod, mounted at the front of the carrying handle, has switches to set each of the two sockets to mike or line level and to enable +48v phantom power. These are protected behind a flip-open cover. The right side of the pod has two XLR jacks, each with its own tethered cover.
A channel-select slider under the EVF sends channel 1, channel 2, or a stereo mix to the headphones and the monitor speaker.
There are two slide switches on the right rear of the camera, a GPS ON/OFF switch, and a RELEASE slider for the HXR-FMU128 Flash Memory Unit, an $800 option.
The NX5U's optional HXR-FMU128 Flash Memory Unit docked to the camera.
The HXR-FMU128 is a 128GB solid-state drive. It snaps onto the right side of the camera and lets you capture 688 minutes of 24 Mbit/sec AVCHD and two channels of linear audio: that's over 11 hours! Drop down to 5 Mbit/sec video with Dolby compressed audio and you can cram over 51 hours of media onto the FMU. The mind boggles.
The FMU has a multipin camera connector and a USB 2.0 port for computer I/O.
Pop the FMU off the camera, and plug it in to a Mac or PC via its mini-USB 2.0 port, and it mounts as a USB-powered drive, ready for use in the NLE of your choice.
The FMU connects to a computer via a single USB cable.
The right side of the NX5U, with the optional Flash Memory Unit.
The camera comes with a blank panel covering the FMU's mounting point.
The right side of the NX5U, without the FMU.
The right side of the camera has the usual molded handgrip and handstrap, surmounted by a proportional zoom rocker. The rocker allows steady zooms of at least 70 seconds duration, with a smooth ramp up to a top speed of 2.5 seconds in the default setup or 1.5 seconds in "speed zoom", which allows faster travel at the expense of a bit more motor noise. I found the zoom rocker quite usable, although it has a fairly large "deadband", requiring a fair amount of rocking before the motor was engaged. The need to traverse the deadband before getting any actual zoom action made it tricky to engage a slow zoom on demand. I don't know if my prototype camera was atypical in this respect, or if it's just that the very slow zooms this camera is capable of made it more frustrating for me to engage those slow zooms on a timely basis.
Assignable button 7 sits just behind the rocker, beneath your index finger; its default function is EXPANDED FOCUS. Just to the right of the button there's a LANC remote-control jack.
The camera sits happily (if a bit heavily) in the hand. It's perfectly balanced front to back, and though it's side-heavy, it's not intolerably so. The handgrip has a sort of faux-leather texture on the palm area that provides good traction.
The front of the handgrip has another RCA jack, concealed behind a tethered cap:
TC LINK lets you jam-sync timecode between cameras.
This TC LINK jack lets you sync one NX5U's timecode generator to that of another. Sony cautions us that this isn't a genlock function: the slave camera's TC generator is set to the timecode of the master camera's generator, but the slave camera doesn't continuously lock to or chase the master camera. It's designed so you can sync up the timecode clocks of two or more cameras that then go their separate ways. Sony tells me that the TC LINK port can accept input from any SMPTE LTC source—not just another NX5U.
The NX5U from above, with its LCD flipped out to reveal a control panel.
The camera's carrying handle is fronted by a fixed stereo microphone pod with an accessory shoe on top. Yes, if you want to strip the camera down, you'll always have sound.
Behind it sits the 3.2" (8cm) flip-out LCD, which when flipped out can be rotated from forward-facing through 270 degrees to facing straight down (and then folded back on top, facing up, if you wish). The LCD covers a top-mounted control panel with playback and menu keys. Compared to the HVR-Z5, the HXR-NX5U loses index-marking buttons (which the NX5U lacks the ability to do), and adds MENU, MODE, and a four-way menu selector keypad in their place.
To the right there's a shockmount for the supplied ECM-XM1 mono directional mike; it lacks the stereo imaging of the built-in mikes, but it's more directional, and somewhat better isolated from camera handling noises.
Aft of the panel, there's a START/STOP trigger with a rotating HOLD switch to prevent inadvertent activation, and a small zoom rocker with its own three-way switch: it can be turned off, set to a fixed speed (any of eight fixed speeds can be assigned in the menus), or set to variable mode—yes, this top-mounted zoom rocker gives you fully-variable zooming, though it's a bit twitchier than the larger, handgrip-mounted lever (I wasn't able to get a slow zoom any slower than 30 seconds end-to-end, for example). Sony put a similar zoom lever on the HVR-Z7 and HVR-Z5, and quite frankly I don't see a good reason not to have a fully variable zoom rocker on top of the handle: if you're going to have a zoom control there, it should be goodfor something, darn it! Here's hoping Sony makes these rockers standard across all their future Handycams, at least those big enough to have a carrying handle in the first place.
Towards the back of the handle there's a 1/4"x20 tapped socket for screw-in accessories, and the NX5U comes with a second accessory shoe with four tiny screws you can affix atop this socket, if you have two things that need shoes or just prefer the rearward location.
The NX5U's EVF brings up the rear. It can pivot up 90 degrees, in case you want to scrunch up your eye to the EVF in low-mode shooting.
It's worth talking about the MODE button and navigation before we move on. MODE is as important as MENU on the NX5U; many functions accessed on other cameras through the MENU key reside under the hierarchical MODE system on this camera.
At the top level, MODE presents you with five choices:
- Camera: video shooting; either normal movie mode or smooth slow recording.
- Play: playback of clips in sequence or from a playlist.
- Edit: define playlists; divide clips in two; extract stills from clips (photo capture); protect clips from deletion; delete clips.
- Dub/Copy: dub clips from memory cards to the FMU.
- Manage Media: format cards or the FMU; set up USB connections; repair a damaged media database on card or FMU.
The top-level MODE screen.
Note that the choices are arrayed as buttons or touch targets, not as linear menus. MODE is fully touchscreen enabled. If you're not a fan of poking at your LCD, no worries: you can also navigate MODE just as you do MENUs, with the four-way pad on the top panel of the camera, or with the left/right buttons and the thumbwheel on the left side.
Menus on the NX5U will be familiar to current Handycam users, although the menu display has been updated with an elegant, shaded 3D look.
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Source: Odds of Crisp going to Boston decreasing
Updated: January 26, 2006, 4:08 PM ETBy Jayson Stark | ESPN.com
The chances of Coco Crisp landing in Boston seem to be shrinking by the hour.
The Red Sox and Indians continued to talk to each other -- as well as to a potential third club, the Reds -- on Thursday. But there were indications that the Indians were beginning to have second thoughts about dealing Crisp.
An official of one team that spoke with the Indians reported Thursday he got the impression the odds of Cleveland trading Crisp had sunk below 50-50.
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Stop Discrimination Against Moms with Young Children at the Convention
Moms with young children and nursing babies need your help!
The Democratic Party is refusing to allow moms who are elected delegates onto the floor of the Convention if they must bring breastfeeding babies or small children in tow. There are no accommodations for on-site childcare, leaving women with very few options.
Most moms will travel thousands of miles into a strange city to attend the Convention, with no access to a support network. Moms who show up with toddlers and babies from whom they cannot separate will be turned away at the door and kept from participating in delegate activities such as voting for the platform and choosing a Presidential nominee.
When you refuse to allow children into an event, you are by default refusing admission to their caregivers, most of whom are women. By not offering childcare, you are privileging mothers and fathers who have partners and/or money, and therefore excluding single parents and/or poorer families. It is a form of disenfranchisement that must end.
This practice presents women with an unfair choice between their child and their political obligations. It also discourages women from running for delegate positions at a time when women are largely underrepresented in all levels of government.
In 2012, women are looking to be fully engaged with their party, as delegates, as candidates, as leaders. It is time for the Democratic Party to explicitly demonstrate their inclusion of women and true family values.
In order to nominate candidates who reflect the views of ALL women, to adopt a platform that is reflective of the values of ALL Democrats, and to bring unity to our Party by giving ALL women a voice, the Democratic Party must reverse discriminatory policies that exclude parents and children at the Democratic National Convention.
We petition the Democratic Party to allow children six and under who cannot be left at home - some of whom are breastfeeding - onto the floor of the Convention, so that Moms can fully participate as elected delegates. We also ask that the Democratic Party provide on-site childcare.
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MM45 / Helmet / Benoit Godde
Tears of joy at how great your artwork is! Wow! This is Incred....... I Can not Believe my eyes! Just Great Artwork!!
So Real. Your details are phenomenal
cool design
Hey! I saw this very image featured in ImagineFX issue 109. Outstanding!
wickedly awesome!!
Байконур... (пацталом) Looks great. Is this helmet for suborbital free falls through plasma with some "over-G" maneuvers? (it looks kinda "drop-shocking" too, or... Let me guess... Intercontinental ram-jet-pack "jumping"?)
Where do you usually get the parts for these bashes?
how long did this take to make
amazing details!
Also nice stuff
So...Chris Benoit turned to deviant art after killing his family, that sly bastard!
wanna have that
wanna have that
Obviously very carefully thought out, extremely well executed, and the dings, scratches and graffiti make a great piece simply excellent!
Its really awesome!!
Terribly awesome! it's like, crazy real!
Thanks you guys/girlz
Incredible detail!
this is ultimate
you so cool.
did you start with a 3d model?
Thank you Guyzz Girlzz !!
Nice work, and fact that it's a woman make it even more interesting.
Thanks to all guys/Girlz
Very cool
Love it!
Baikonur)) im loving it
Great and realistic
Байконур же!
Really Amazing work
Under such a mean and heartless cold machine surface hides a gentle girl... Another wonderful concept, beautifully and very realistically painted. Bravo!
I'm loving the design as well as the expression on her face. She looks almost innocent.
This is great. I love the realism, being able to see how it would function in real life.
helmet design is awesome!
awesome concept, the girl's eyes, the structure of the helmet, the colors! all very cool! and the inscription Baikonur, extremely pleased ))
I like it
sooo cool. reminds me a bit of Grey Fox from MGS
The girl's face is very realistic, as though you modeled it after a real person.
Wow, this is seriously epic!
Oooh, I like the thought put into the framework and secondaries (after all, big things are usually just a combination of little things)
This is beyond amazing. The design, colors, style, detail... Just everything, just wow.
Wow, impressive! I really love the details on both the suit and the helmet. Great job! Hoping to see more of this
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Hello, Dolly Description
Release date: 1964.
Type: Broadway musical.
Hello, Dolly! is a musical with lyrics and music by Jerry Herman and a book by Michael Stewart, based on Thornton Wilder's 1938 farce The Merchant of Yonkers, which Wilder revised and retitled The Matchmaker in 1955.
Hello, Dolly! was first produced on Broadway by David Merrick in 1964, winning the Tony Award for Best Musical and nine other Tonys. The show album Hello, Dolly! An Original Cast Recording was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2002. The show has become one of the most enduring musical theatre hits, enjoying three Broadway revivals and international success.


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I love the setting of this piece - all the stone. Wonderful!
Thank you so much Cindy. Most of the homes are built with stone and even newly built homes need to have at least 2 sides of the house`s exterior covered in stone. Lefkara is one of the few remaining traditional villages. Believe it or not this old man still rides a donkey. I am still waiting to catch a shot of him on his donkey...
teleia foto!
I love this!
I was introduced to your work in a Show called, "It's all about the smile" by Christiane.
lovely shot!
Just beautiful
Wonderful shot!!!
Lovely shot, incredible face.
fantastic shot dear...beautiful photo for the memory of him!
I would be so annoyed if I didn't have my camera at that point. Great job.
i imagine all of the stories told by that well...
wonderful Erene...
wonderful Erene...
Looks to me like this gentleman would be a rare delight were he to cut loose with his sense of humor I see lurking around the eyes. Love this photo.
He`s got bags of character,great street portrait Erene
Very Good Image
This is indeed a very impressive portrait, Erene!
Thank you so much Kevin, I hope to catch him on his donkey someday
Great photo !!!!!!
Beautiful photo!
Very awesome!
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If the game freezes, just click inside it (games can get unresponsive if you click elsewhere on the page).
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From Our Listeners
Vacation Horror Stories: Stranded, Splinters And Smells
As part of our summer series, "Vacation Horror Stories," listener Erin Burke says her family is cursed with constant bad luck on its vacations: Rain on beach excursions, splinters in feet, locked vacation homes, and hotel rooms ripe with the smell of dead cats.
And if you're not just staying home this summer season, maybe you'll find a paradise vacation somewhere. Well, be cautious. The best-laid plans can go awry, as we've learned from stories you've sent us about disastrous travels for a little feature we call...
SIEGEL: ...Horror Stories.
ERIN BURKE: My name is Erin Burke, and I live in Huntsville, Alabama. My family has really bad vacation luck. Every time we go on a vacation, we have this series of events that is kind of amazing. Last summer, we went to the beach, and it rained all week, which was disappointing. My brother got a big splinter in his foot and had to go to the hospital. Our car almost broke down in the middle of nowhere. On our way back, the carrier fell off the top of the car on to the middle of the highway during a severe thunderstorm.
BURKE: A couple of years ago, we went on a ski vacation to Park City, and we could not find the lockbox to our condo on Christmas night. And we couldn't get in touch with the owners because they were in Russia, but we ended up staying in a hotel that night.
BURKE: When I was pretty young - I was in elementary school, but I still remember it pretty well - my family had his sailboat, and we took the sailboat down to the beach. And we're having this nice evening cruise, and we got stuck on a sandbar. We were right in front of this restaurant that looked out over the bay. We were providing great entertainment for the people dining at the restaurant, and eventually the Coast Guard had to come and rescue us.
And then on that same trip, on our way back, my dad had a really frustrating morning getting the sailboat ready to go and he hadn't eaten breakfast yet, so we stopped at a fast food restaurant. And he completely forgot that the sailboat was behind him and ran over the drive-thru speaker. I remember I have this image of him in my head getting out of the car and picking up the speaker with this expression on his face, like, I cannot believe that just happened. And the person on the other end of the speaker was still asking for our order.
BURKE: I don't know why we have such bad luck, but we are sure that someone in our family is cursed.
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Tag "droid maxx ultra"
So-called "Limited Edition" Droid Ultra surfaces ahead of Verizon press event
A so-called "Limited Edition" DROID ULTRA has spilled online just hours ahead of Verizon's big Motorola reveal. Bearing a red racing stripe down the center of the back, the phone
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Bring your family and friends out for a morning of fun! The Lee County Literacy Coalition is having their annual "Book It For Literacy" 5K and (new this year) 1 Mile Tot-Trot.
We will have first and second place awards in several age groups as well as an overall award and both male and female master awards. When you finish the Tot-Trot, stop by the face painting table!


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The U.S. Coast Guard Academy had the highest rate of participation in the 2015 All Academy Challenge with 7.6% alumni donors — but really, all of us can claim victory. A grand total of 7,984 alumni raised $5,599,846 over the 10 day challenge — resources that help enable all of our academies to continue their legacy of world-class educational programs and top-notch training for our nation's future generation of leaders.
That's a big win for all academies and a proud example of what we can accomplish together!


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Your worst baby products!
Loved the activity mat, could've lived without the bumbo. Never got a diaper genie but am considering it n
Total waste... The air deodorizing diaper bucket. It never even worked.
.:Maren:. RAINBOW PUFFS
Oliver (12/2011)
Aidan (4/2/2015)
bumbo. he hated it
wipe warmer
infant bath towels. they don't absorb, are thin and rough. the hooded ones too!
CHARLES FRANKLIN born 12/17/2011 LIFE IS GOOD
I liked everything! The changing table , the bath towels (thin which was good for the crevices), the boppy, the breast friend, the bumbo, the diaper genie, the activity mat, the jumperoo, the bouncy seat....And one word about books, LOVE THEM ALL. Um, I wouldn't give him anything but the board books now, but the other books will be used when he is older....and he doesn't try and eat them....I certainly wouldn't get rid of books that weren't board books.
Emily, mom to baby Lincoln born 12/5/11.
Fur Babies - Vinnie, Bo and Luke
RAINBOWED and PUFFED
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Apps in a Snap: Parmesan Crackers
Get cracking with these easy, cheesy homemade parmesan crackers. They'll wow dinner guests, but you won't break a sweat!
Apps in a snap: Parmesan Crackers. Here's what you'll need: 1 cup parmesan, 3/4 cup flour, 1/4 cup water, 1/4 tsp. baking powder, 1/4 tsp. salt, 3 tbsp. EVOO, and pepper. Mix 2/3 cup cheese, 3/4 cup flour, 1/4 tsp. baking powder, and 1/4 tsp. salt in a food processor. Add 1/4 cup water and 2 tbsp. EVOO and pulse to form a dough. Roll out dough on a floured 11x14 inch baking sheet. Poke holes in dough with a fork. Top dough with remaining EVOO, cheese, and pepper. Bake at 375 degrees for 17 minutes, then break into pieces. For more recipes and tips go to RachaelRayMag.com.
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(Note, when I use the word "components" in this post, I'm referring to all extensible items, including tasks, pipeline components, foreach enumerators, loggers and connections)
The first major change I worked on as part of the SSIS team was re-versioning our components for Katmai. This included:
These changes were painful, but necessary for the new version and to support side by side scenarios where you have both SQL Server 2005 and Katmai installed.
Because the current SSIS package format uses strong assembly names, GUIDs and ProgIds to reference most of the components, SQL Server 2005 packages will need to be upgraded in Katmai. Currently we take care of the upgrade behind the scenes by doing a name mapping lookup on-the-fly when you run or load a package, but in a future CTP we will have our full upgrade solution in place.
The solution in the current CTP will work for packages which use the stock components that ship with SSIS, but running packages which contain custom or third party components will require some manual steps. These components will need to be recompiled with the new interfaces and assemblies before they can be used in Katmai.
I should note that we're currently working hard to ensure that in the future, upgrading components and packages will be as painless as possible. I'll be able to talk about the plans once they appear in a CTP.
Here are the steps you'll need to do to get your custom component working in Katmai. (Note, all of this information is also in the Katmai CTP readme)
Managed components will need to update their references to SSIS assemblies to point to the Katmai versions.
All versions should now be 10.0.0.0.
All IDTSxxxx90 interfaces have been renamed to IDTSxxxx100, and will need to be changed before you can recompile. You can use the following regular expression in visual studio's Find/Replace dialog to do this:
FIND: {[:b(,.<_]}{IDTS[A-Za-z_#]+}90{[:b\[\*>,.);]}REPL: \1\2100\3
If you're changing the version of your component (if you want it to supporting running side by side, for example), you'll have to manually edit (or recreate) your packages to use the new assembly version/guid/progid. (Note, this process will be improved in an upcoming CTP).
Rebuild you component. Note that your files should now go under one of the subdirectories under "%ProgramFiles%/Microsoft SQL Server/100/DTS" (instead of "%ProgramFiles%/Microsoft SQL Server/90/DTS").
We have a custom SSIS pipeline component we developed to access WCF web services and import data. This was written for Sql 2005 and visual studio 2005.
I have quite a few packages using this component, with many tasks, components, etc. downstream from the component in the packages.
I'd like to know if it's possible to upgrade the component that is already in the package without deleting the old one from the toolbox, re-adding the new one, then adding the new component to the existing package, deleting the link from the all the downstream package stuff... It's quite a bit of work to reestablish all the meta data in the package after I upgrade the component. I looked at the source code (xml) for the package and couldn't find anything useful to change (to help). I did re-gac after the upgrade and VS did no "automagically" recognize the new upgraded component.
pain, suffering......
any ideas?
If you don't change the version number / assembly name of the component, it should be picked up automatically without any changes.
If the version/GUID/ProgID have changed, you should be able to manually edit the package XML. Look for the <component> entry for your component. For managed components, look for the UserComponentTypeName attribute - this should be the strong assembly name for your class. As long as your metadata hasn't changed, changing this to the new value should fix your problem.
The introduction of new SSIS features in the SQL Server 2008 release and beyond made it necessary for
Custom Extensions in SQL Server 2008
The SQL Server 2008 Books Online page in which we describe the steps for upgrading and redistributing
Hiya Matt,
I'm converting a v2005 component and its got a call to the following method:
In the code I've inherited the first parameter is an integer however now the method is expecting something from the DataType enum.
THis is easy to fix but nonetheless, do you know of any other gotchas like this?
Ignore the previous comment!! The code I'm changing was generated form Reflector - hence there's an integer where an enum is expected!


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Very nice. Skin looks like porcelain.
very nice and transparent
wow! nice pic
I love how you have your hair done, it really sets the tone of the picture. Your skin looks great as well.
In an entire page full of photos on PaleIsPretty, this is the one that caught my eye. The rich colors and lovely composition invite the eye to stay and sit a while. The pale but vibrant tone of the skin creates an inherent layer of beauty to the entire shot, and I even love the understated grey of the dress covered in pretty and delicate small flowers--it conjures up a feeling of the countryside, a kind of simpler life, and works well with the background.
u look very pretty
Wow! Perfect lighting! More, more!
I think you succeeded!
It would be interesting to see this in Black and White- I am guessing it wouldn't be nearly as great without the color of the hair, eyes and lips, but you might want to try it and see the difference.
A beautiful picture with a beautiful contrast that does not disturb the eye and a nice girl .. This is a perfect combination for a successful picture.
Wow, total babe and the skin would make Ivory soap proud!
Very lovely!
...and you succeeded! Beautiful work.
Frumoasa Gingerase
love it!!
First thing I thought was "Wow! Somebody got a great shot of Bonnie Wright!"
Then I realized it wasn't her--it's someone prettier!
Then I realized it wasn't her--it's someone prettier!
haha, thanks! A friend of mine said that I look like her, I don't think i'm prettier!
But thanks
But thanks
pretty pretty pretty
You're absolutely fascinating!
Wow! ur sooo pretty! I love your hair! You have a really unusual colour of eyes!
I guess I'm nuts cause everyone wants to tan and get dark but I simply adore this color skin. I love the porcelain white look and you captured it perfectly. I love skin with no marks and blemishes and clear. I think it looks so beautiful like that.


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Paper Cat by o-LilSweets-oWatch
©2012-2016 o-LilSweets-o
this is awesome, I love the flowers on the cat
Bhahaha dat ass.
Nice work!
Nice work!
Haha love the illuminati logo on the ass. XD
Love it!
Sooo Cute, I want one ...
i love the all seeing eye, very nice!
very very cool
amazing and interesting
neat to see what you put and were you put it
neat to see what you put and were you put it
C'est tellement beau les arabesques sur ses oreilles... =O


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No classes doesn't always mean you won't be busy!
Can't say much today since I still have to study for a quiz :(
By the way…I'm sorry if I'm using the hat again. I'm quite attached to it already :P This hat was actually given to me as a gift. So…THANKS THANKS THANKS ! Well, like I said, I can't stay long. Gotta go! Sorry bout that.
See ya guys!
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Shinri the Forest Charmer by kazemachiWatch
©2010-2016 kazemachi
Another OC of fanmade Charmer.
Wow this is beautiful!
Amazing job. So much detail. Keep up the good work.
Wow amazing
cool backround and that person looks cool too
That's really cool, the art is great and I love the colors, they seem to go really well with the mood of the picture.
I like very much colors ^^ Nice work!
Nice job! Love the glowy green especially
Again, I'll say I love the effect on this one every more. The light to dark contrast is fantastic too!
So pretty especially the colors!!
I wish i was this skillfull...
I wish i was this skillfull...
I love the color in this art ^_^
WOW!this si amazing! ^^ ( I know nothing about what it's about but the artwaork is superb! ^^)


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Canvas Print
Vintage Flower-Redby Garima Dhawan
Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
So, so, so pretty! I love this design!
Looks Great Garima!
Thanks so much SilverSatellite! ;-)
Thanks so much Marion & CrazyJane! I am so excited to see this too. It's inspired from an old vintage brooch that my friend owns.
Fab! Love where you got your inspiration from too :-)
I love this on the pillow!
Gorgeous ! : ))
love love love
very nice, Garima!
Great design!
Absolutely gorgeous!
love it ... really pretty
Thanks so much Rachel, Ally, Biff, Karma Cases, Iris, Texnotropia, Iris. Nika, Anne, Angela, Keren, Rich Caspian & ProjectM. Thank you for your lovely comments.♥
Love this and adore the origin! Super nice pattern!! xo
Thanks so much Gale...I am just amazed that the brooch is so old, but the shape is so modern. Very excited how this came out.
So beautiful!!
Awesome pillow
Thanks so much Karen, Shilpa & Libertad! ♥
great design,garima
So wonderful! Love that red!
great work, G!
Beautiful, Garima!
Thanks so much catspaws, Lia, Jacquie & Deepti! ♥
Thanks so much Emine!
Very pretty!!
Thanks so much Angelo! ♥
Lovely pattern!...as ALWAYS! :D
Thanks so much Julia! I always appreciate your lovely comments.
YW! And right back at you, my talented friend :)
Thanks so much Fimbis & Wendy! I ordered the pillow and very excited to see it.
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Another jaw dropper!
Bathing in light. Delightful picture!
great lighting!
those colors look stunning!!
To połączenie niebieskiego ze złocistym pomarańczem jest przecudne!
your work is very inspiring!
Wonderful colors!
ооо дааа, это просто магия!
Love. That dress.
what caused the unusual blurring?
fantastic shot, regardless
fantastic shot, regardless
Amazing dress. Love the Blue. Very pretty model also.
Impressive and inspiring. There's truly some magic at work
you have such an amazing eye. the colours, model and pose. STUNNING WORK!!
Pretty! love the dress
So pretty! I love the contrast between the bright blue dress and the warm background colors.
Gorgeous, but she could be a little sharper!
Gorgeous shot Love the blue dress
Wonderful work...!
This dress is just beutiful. I love the color!
Good job!
Good job!
i love your work..
This is so beautiful.
wow, such a wonderful light!


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Why are there so many articles on http://www.amazon.com on this site?
It does seem as though Amazon are getting more than their fair share of publicity
Amazon get talked about a lot on here
Content engaging our readers now, with additional prominence accorded if the story is rapidly gaining attention. Our WSJ algorithm comprises 30% page views, 20% Facebook, 20% Twitter, 20% email shares and 10% comments.


text: NeoPhotonics has developed expertise in the design, large-scale fabrication, high-volume module manufacturing and commercial deployment of our Advanced Hybrid Photonic Integration products and technologies. The process of designing and manufacturing advanced optoelectronic integrated devices in high volume with predictable, well-characterized performance and low manufacturing costs is complex and multi-faceted. We have developed the technologies, using multiple materials platforms for photonic integration, that are required to design and manufacture complex, high-performance optoelectronic components, modules and subsystems for fiber optic networks.


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We're excited to announce the general availability of MONyog for Amazon Aurora. Amazon Web Services' (AWS) latest offering, the Aurora database combines the speed and availability of commercial databases with the cost-effectiveness and simplicity of open source databases. Designed to provide up to 5x improved performance than MySQL at a price that's one-tenth of any commercial RDBMS, Aurora definitely looks promising.
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Musings: Midsummer's DreamJuly 17th, 2012 – Comment
That irresistible feeling of luxury and lightness…lush textures, details galore, and yet, sweet simplicity. Genevieve was inspired by a languid summer in the French countryside…here she is photographed by the talented Sarah Gawler in one of London's most beautiful settings, The Orangery. A glass and stone palace built for Lord & Lady Holland's soirees, it provides an elegant and charming space that is now one of my favorite daydream getaways…I can just imagine the guests, the cocktails, the dancing…isn't it the sign of a great party, when the ladies are wearing ethereal, and flowing formal gowns, but the vibe is kick-off-your-heels relaxed?!
I'm longing for an end-of-summer party in full bloom. Can't you just smell the jasmine wafting on the soft breeze of a warm night? What a lovely mood to capture for a summer wedding…
Photographer: Sarah Gawler
Venue: The Orangery, Holland Park
Stylist: Hannah Gooch
Hair and Make-up: Daniel K Palmer
Model: Zsanet – MOT Models
Stylist Assistant: Emily Nicholson
Florist: LK Lily
Stationery: Artcadia
Cakes: Victoria Made
Jewellery: Alex Monroe
Plates: John Lewis
Cutlery: Zara Home
Table linen: The Linen Works
Musings: Then and NowJuly 11th, 2012 – 2 Comments
Vintage jewelry often finds its way into my mind when designing wedding dresses (and often, onto my fingers, ears and neck!) Many years ago, before the current trend of "vintage weddings" appeared, I devoted an entire collection to two of my favorite eras of jewelry design: Art Nouveau 1890-1910 and Art Deco 1920-1939.
Still one of our most popular silhouettes, Cloisonne features intricate "inlaid" velvet on delicate tulle embroidery with ribbons and beading along the neckline…almost takes the place of a necklace, although a lovely pair of earrings might be nice!
The Art Deco style of the 1920's has always been a favorite of mine (and many of my brides). The Renee gown has vintage brooches at the bodice and the lace rose motif is based on the classic Paul Poiret rose seen in his classic "La Rose de Rosine Parfum, 1912.
This season, I've been tempted to visit this era again, especially with a couple of gowns, Haviland and Deauville…1920's glamour seems oh so now! How to keep it modern yet timeless? Don't OVER-do on the vintage details…if your dress is classically retro, keep the shoes modern and sexy. Maybe the venue is city chic, and you arrive in a classic car and serve Absinthe! Or vice-versa, and the venue is a 1920's estate, and you add some modern clean lines to the décor…or how about your whole décor and story IS retro, but you have a rockin' band and the bride and groom each sport a few tattoos?! You know me, I'm really not one for "rules" about a wedding…to me, the magic lies in each individual couple telling a story that is so perfectly "them".
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My husband and I built our business with a lot of hard work and long hours, but we loved it because it was "our baby". Well, we reached that age (or at least I did!) where we had to decide if we were going to fit a real baby into our lives. Lucky for us, our little Lorelei came along about 10 months after that, and as any of you parents can understand, we are just beyond in love with her!
Since our daughter arrived, I've joined the society of "Women Trying to Balance it All" and not to brag, but I think 5 years in, I'm getting the hang of it! I don't work quite as many hours as I used to, but I am for the most part, focused and productive. We get home in time to have dinner together as a family, and most weekends are fun-filled. It's not perfect, but she is happy and knows with a profound certainty that she is loved. Our business is supported by the great team we have built over the years, and as any small business, we've had our challenges, but having a child does give you a bit more perspective on those, doesn't it?!
I am extremely passionate about my designs and love the sense of purpose, fulfillment and creative energy that happens each season. People say that having a child changes you, and it certainly does…it opens your heart and makes you a better person…more patient, more humble, more loving…all good qualities in a bridal designer! Lorelei, even at this young age, has an understanding of what her mommy and daddy do, and has been to quite a few NY bridal markets and Trunk Shows!
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I've been art-directing photo shoots even before we started our business, and in those years, I've
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Having celebrated Father's Day with one of the best fathers on the planet (that would be my hubby Guy), and my own fabulous father paying us a visit from the East Coast this week, I guess the men in my life are on my mind. Without them, what would all this wedding fuss be about anyway?! I loved this quote recently posted by our friends at Little White Dress…so romantic…all he wants is you! And of course all you want is him too, so here's a little attention for the grooms. Some seriously stylish ones here!
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Highland Museum of Childhood is a museum in the restored railway station in Strathpeffer, Scotland.
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The Highland Museum of Childhood is located in Strathpeffer's restored Victorian railway station. The Museum was based initially on the doll and toy collection of former Strathpeffer resident, Mrs Angela Kellie. It is now a museum telling the story of childhood in the Scottish Highlands.
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The Museum is home to the Angela Kellie Doll Collection, containing a wide range of dolls from the early 1880s. Several important doll manufacturers are represented with 14 items of international significance noted in Scotland's National Audit[citation needed] including: "Tissie" a wax over papier-mâché doll from 1830 with links to the Highland Clearances; "Fifi" a Parisienne Fashion doll from 1868; "Jane" a Parisienne from 1865.
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Each year the museum stages an annual exhibition which runs throughout the season. For 2012-2013 this exhibition explores the life of a Ross-shire teacher in "Miss Mary Bruce: A life learning and teaching in the Highlands".
The museum has a focused Learning Programme serving schools and other local groups. In June 2010 the museum completed the construction of a new education space called "The Goods Shed", funded by The Heritage Lottery Fund; The Robertson Trust; Highlands & Islands Enterprise; The EU through the Highland Leader Programme; Community Energy Scotland; Museums Galleries Scotland; The Highland Council; several other Trusts and the museum's own resources.
It has a coffee shop, shop and craft outlets. There is a car park and picnic area.
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Adas, Jane, Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
"WHAT INCREDIBLE foresight!" exclaimed Etta Tadesse, representing the African Union at the final session of a two-day conference on "Modernity, Development and Human Rights" held in Tunis Dec. 12 and 13. She was referring to Tunisia's Personal Status Code, enacted 50 years ago as the first law of newly independent Tunisia, preceding Tunisia's Constitution by three years. The first of its kind in the Arab world, the Code guarantees that women are full citizens with full rights.
Mohamed Habib Cherif, minister of justice and human rights, observed that the Personal Status Code is deeply anchored in Tunisian society, where women have been an important presence since Queen Dido founded Carthage. The godfather of the Personal Status Code was Tunisian reformist scholar Tahar Haddad, who in 1930 published Our Women in Religion and Society. Elements of the code were promulgated in a 1939 draft based on Islamic canon law under the Ottoman Bey, when Tunisia was still under French control. The 1956 Code, Cherif said, erased discriminatory traditions, such as customary marriage and secret divorce, and reformed the judiciary by replacing the Islamic, Christian and Jewish courts with a uniform, secular system.
The code also bans polygamy and women wearing the hijab (headscarf with or without a veil), issues that remain controversial in the Muslim world. Islam allows a man up to four wives, provided there is absolute equality among them and their children. According to Cherif, a modern reading of the Qur'an based on ijtihad (interpretive reasoning) assumes that such equality is impossible.
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Tunisia's Personal Status Code continues to evolve. When Zine El Abidine Ben Ali became president in 1987, he established a committee to review the code. In 1992 amendments went into effect that extended the notion of women's rights beyond family issues, and changed the goals for women from equality to full partnership with men. Today women are present in all aspects of public life: females outnumber males in both secondary (53 percent) and higher (58 percent) education; more than 18,000 women are entrepreneurs; 27 percent of judges, 42 percent of the medical profession and 34 percent of journalists are women. Further measures have been enacted to make it easier to balance work and family. As of 2006, for example, women with small children can work part-time for two-thirds of their salary, while retaining their social security and retirement benefits.
Two official positions established to strengthen the connection between Tunisians and their government, and to further promote women's status, are a national ombudsman and the minister of the affairs of women, family, children, and the elderly, whose office sponsored the symposium. The purpose of the ombudsman is to hear complaints from citizens against the government at any level. Today this position is held by Alifa Farouk, who explained that her office handles over 3,000 cases a year. Nearly all of them are resolved, she noted, with almost 80 percent decided in favor of the citizen.
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Book your room at Mediterranean Dreams
Standard Double Room, Shared BathroomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Suite, 1 Queen Bed, Private Bathroom (Apple)Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Suite, 1 Queen Bed, Private Bathroom (Watermelon)Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Suite, 1 Queen Bed, Private Bathroom (Grapes)Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Suite DoubleMax Occupancy: 2 guests
Family Room, Private Bathroom (Lime)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 2 infants)
Family Room, Private Bathroom (Coconut)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 2 infants)
Standard Room, 1 Double Bed, Private Bathroom (Pear)Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Shared Dormitory, 1 Single BedMax Occupancy: 1 guest
Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Panama City with free breakfast and 24-hour front desk
Located in the heart of Panama City, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Metropolitan Nature Park, Via Espana, and Explore Museum. Anthropological Museum Reina Torres de Arauz and Multiplaza Pacific Mall are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Hotel Features
A 24-hour front desk, express check-in, and express check-out are available at this hotel. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include multilingual staff and a garden.
Room Amenities
All 8 individually decorated rooms feature free WiFi and memory foam beds. For a bit of entertainment, guests will find TVs with cable channels.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. This Panama City hotel also offers multilingual staff, a garden, and express check-in. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Free breakfast
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Garden
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 1
- Total number of rooms - 8
- Year Built 2011
Family Friendly Amenities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Cable TV service
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Daily housekeeping
- Dial-up Internet access (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
- Individually decorated
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Memory foam mattress
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Television
- Turndown service
Where to Eat
A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning between 8 AM and 10 AM.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Ecotours nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 1 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Cash Deposit Required
- Resort fee
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: PAB 30 per vehicle (one way)
Hotel Name
- Mediterranean Dreams
- Mediterranean Dreams Hotel
- Mediterranean Dreams Hotel Panama City
- Mediterranean Dreams Panama City
- Mediterranean Dreams Panama/Panama City
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.