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Just completed it! i must say i calmost crapped my pants sometimes. But what i want to know is what happend to the one you controlled. Man the ghost said thank you to me! i wish they made a sequel.
I wish i was a modeler :( i want to save this mod from dieng!
comeon moddelers! dont let this die
No matter how scary this game is... IM GONNA FINISH IT!
Looks cool tracking!
There is alot of servers but no players :(
ummm there is no text at the main menu....
but rumpel you need to tell me will the maps be as dark as AoM cause i gave kinda up cause of the darkness... anyways i loved AoM coop
first i thought it was real! but then it looked like the hl2 engine!!!
Awesome idea, i was tired of gmod rp.... TRACKING!
sad there is some servers but no player :(
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in the trailer they said it was in 2009 it would come but today its new year so they did not reach in time D:
when i play it no blood shows up and help????
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He walked into the lobby of the Post-News building looking for anyone who happened to be passing through. There was only one person. Me.
"I'm from Louisiana," he began. "I'm here visiting my sister. I'm going back to Louisiana next week. I'm really hungry. Could you give me some money to buy some food?"
I think he said something about craving a Big Mac. But as soon as he started begging, I stopped listening and began to think what to do. I've gotten used to ignoring street-corner panhandlers who populate most of Denver's major intersections and many of its interstate highway exits. When people approach me when I walk downtown, I shake my head "No" or pretend I don't hear them.
Confronted in my own building, I felt trapped, the way I did a year ago, when a panhandler approached me while I filled up my car at a gas station. I gave the guy at the gas station a few bucks. Since then, I have heeded leaders of Denver's initiative to end homelessness. Those folks say not to give to panhandlers.
I was in the lobby because I'd just returned from the 16th Street Mall. On the mall, signs at shuttle stops include the headline "Panhandling. It's a lose/lose for all" over a photo of an open hand with the words "Please help. Don't give." written on the palm.
These days, I placate my conscience writing checks to homeless shelters and food banks, and sticking the occasional coin in special parking meters designated to help the homeless.
Still, I could not blow off the guy in the lobby. If he really was hungry, I decided, I was going to find a way to feed him.
I used to carry free meal tickets to Step13, a program that helps alcoholics and drug addicts reclaim their lives. The program's director, Bob Cote, told me he'd feed any panhandler truly interested in getting a meal instead of a drink or a fix. But I was out of Step13 coupons.
Still, if advocates for the homeless are right about giving to programs instead of people, I figured I ought to be able to find this guy something to eat.
I went to the Post-News security desk and asked for a phone book. As I looked up the St. Francis Center and wrote down the address and phone number, the fellow from Louisiana asked the security guards for money. As I tried to hand him the information on St. Francis Center, he said: "I don't know my way around here."
I took out my cellphone and dialed the St. Francis Center. They do the Lord's work. They just don't feed at 1:45 on a Monday afternoon. Still, the guy from St. Francis was great. He ran through the free food available in the city.
"I need a place where someone can get a meal right now," I said.
"St. Paul's Lutheran serves meals from 1 to 5," the man replied. "But only on Mondays."
"Perfect," I said. "Where is St. Paul's?"
"Sixteenth and Grant," he answered.
The church was a few blocks away from where we stood. I walked the man from Louisiana to Broadway and 16th Avenue and pointed him up 16th.
"The church is three blocks that way on the left side of the street," I told him.
He started up the hill. I don't know if he ever got his free lunch. Sadly, or perhaps cynically, I don't know if he really wanted a free lunch.
What I know is that there was a meal available for him Monday afternoon.
Dana Smith of the Mile High United Way says her agency manages a database that can find folks free food and a place to stay almost anytime. Just dial 211 on your phone, Smith said, and an operator should be able to help.
You can call Outreach Dispatch at 303-285-5258 and connect homeless people with street outreach workers.
Meanwhile, I'm putting together a list of free meals that can be printed from my blog to carry in your wallet.
It's more than a device to ward off aggressive panhandlers, it's an affirmation of a strategy that advocates insist works: Helping the homeless and the hungry means pooling money to increase services, not dribbling out dollars on street corners or in building lobbies.
Jim Spencer's column normally appears Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Reach him at 303-954-1771, firstname.lastname@example.com or blogs.denverpost.com/spencer


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The Playwriting & Screenwriting BA Program |
Academic Requirements | Student Learning Outcomes | Minor in Playwriting |
Minor in Screenwriting |
Courses |
The Playwriting and Screenwriting Program: Courses
1000–1999 (lower level, freshman)
2000–2999 (lower level, sophomore)
3000–3999 (upper level, junior)
4000–4999 (upper level, senior)
Playwriting I
PSW 1000 / 4 credits / Fall
An introduction to the basic techniques of writing for the stage, beginning with the story. Multiple short writing assignments emphasize character, plot, diction, subtext, and meaning. They include writing from personal experience, adapting a short story and a classical play, and using a current news story as inspiration. Students discuss Aristotle's elements as they pertain to the scene, apply basic elements of the craft, read several short plays, and attend performances on campus and in New York City.
Screenwriting I
PSW 1010 / 4 credits / Fall
Introduces the student to writing a dramatic story for the screen, placing an emphasis on discovery, good work habits, critical assessment, and rewriting as essential to the professional writer. Through numerous assignments, students learn the basics of dramatic story structure, revealing character, writing dialogue, genre, and use of story suspense. All techniques are applied in a final short screenplay.
Plays and Playgoing
PSW 1250 / 4 credits / Every semester
What makes a play alive, provocative, and vital? Using classics of dramatic literature as well as plays that are new to the stage, students read and examine the ideas and mechanics of the play. An examination of some key texts and theories, including Aristotle's Poetics, Brecht's Epic Theatre, Artaud's Theatre of Cruelty, and Boal's Theatre of the Oppressed lead to a fresh look at the old and the new. Students attend plays on campus and in New York City, and meet some of today's leading theatre artists.
Introduction to Cinema Studies and II
CIN 1500 and 1510 Refer to Cinema Studies Courses for description.
Screenwriting II: Adaptation
PSW 2000 / 4 credits / Every semester
Using an existing short piece of fiction, students delineate the elements of the story, experiencing their importance and power; translate the short story into a screenplay for a narrative film; and complete two drafts of a 25-page screenplay. In the process, they learn the techniques of adaptation for the screen and a deeper level of dramatic story structure. Emphasis is on discovering the dramatic character when evaluating the merits of a particular adaptation, which extends to evaluating one's own ideas for a screenplay; introducing genre and story types; and research as a dramatist's fundamental tool.
Prerequisite: PSW 1010
Playwriting II
PSW 2010 / 4 credits / Fall
Building on PSW 1000, students read and attend new plays, develop in-class writing exercises, and then write and revise a 30-page play.
Prerequisite: PSW 1000
Shakespeare Then and Now
THP 2205 Refer to Theatre and Performance Courses (Conservatory of Theatre Arts) for description.
The Collaborative Process
PSW 2500 / 3 credits / Spring
Dramatic writing cannot be effective without an understanding of the collaborative process. Students direct, act, and write in this course, which is taught by a professional theatre director. Each student directs a scene from dramatic literature, writes scenes to be directed and acted by fellow classmates, learns some fundamental exercises for the actor, and develops the beginning vocabulary and techniques of the theatre director.
Theatre Histories I and II
THP 2885 and 2890 Refer to Theatre and Performance Courses (Conservatory of Theatre Arts) for description.
Screenwriting III
PSW 3000 / 4 credits / Fall
An introduction to full-length narrative and the three-act structure employed by Hollywood. The art and craft of screenwriting are explored through analysis and developing, writing, and rewriting a screenplay (30 to 40 pages). Techniques covered include overlapping dialogue, establishing shots, voice-over, montages, and creating tension and payoff. The business of the screenwriter, how to pitch, and finding work/selling a screenplay are also covered.
Prerequisite: Junior or senior standing, and PSW 2000 or permission of instructor
The Writer and the Documentary
PSW 3120 / 4 credits / Spring
In recent years, opportunities in nonfiction work have grown significantly. In this course, students screen and analyze documentary films, and produce their own short nonfiction film on digital video. Field assignments include researching and conducting interviews; written assignments include narration exercises, documentary summaries, and scripts. Students also learn the basics of Final Cut Pro editing software.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor
Playwriting III
PSW 3200 / 4 credits / Special topic (offered irregularly)
Students submit plays to be developed in a reading series with actors and a director. Each class is devoted to one play—rehearsed by the actors and director, read for the class, and discussed by all. The collaborative process and vocabulary of constructive criticism are developed. Writers revise their plays during the semester and actors develop crucial play-reading techniques and flexibility.
Prerequisite: Junior or senior standing, and PSW 2010 or permission of instructor
Writers' Scene Workshop
PSW 3230 / 4 credits / Fall
Explores the fine anatomy of writing the scene, with emphasis on writers looking at their work from the perspective of the director and on working with actors. Students write and direct a dramatic scene in digital video and learn to produce their video, using Final Cut Pro editing software and the basics of camera/lighting techniques.
Prerequisite: PSW 2000
Writing for Television
PSW 3300 / 4 credits / Every semester
Screenings and discussion of various forms of the medium, including the sitcom, television movies, and documentary and experimental forms. Students write a script that is critiqued in class and rewritten, with concentration on the world of the story, tone, character, style, dramatic tension, pacing, and evolving narrative.
Prerequisite: PSW 1010 or permission of instructor
Book Writing: Story Structure in Musical Theatre
PSW 3310 / 4 credits / Every year
Examines the history and craft of storytelling in musical theatre. Students consider song topic and placement to structure a short original musical. The ability to read and write music is not required.
Prerequisite: PSW 1000 and 1010
The TV Writer's Room
PSW 3400 / 4 credits / Spring
Students experience the real-world model of collaboratively writing a television series in a "writer's room." With the instructor as "show runner," the class creates a half-hour series and together writes a pilot episode. Each student then writes an episode for the series. Episodic story structure, weaving multiple story lines, the tradition television series, and newly emerging variations are covered.
Prerequisite: PSW 1010
Writing the Web Series
PSW 3500 / 4 credits / Fall
The landscape of short-form, online, episodic storytelling is surveyed, and each student is required to conceive a short-form episodic series, create the show "bible," and write and produce a pilot "webisode" for that series. Emphasis is on story structure and telling a story in a nontraditional form.
Prerequisite: PSW 1010
Documentary Theatre: Performing Real Life
THP 3500 Refer to Theatre and Performance Courses (Conservatory of Theatre Arts) for description.
Adapting Literature for Performance
THP 3725 Refer to Theatre and Performance Courses (Conservatory of Theatre Arts) for description.
Junior Seminar in Playwriting and Screenwriting
PSW 3880 / 4 credits / Spring
Students develop ideas for their senior project—a play or screenplay. They research, develop, and present their scenarios to the class for response and critique.
Prerequisite: PSW 2000 and 2010; CIN 1500 or 1510; THP 2885 or 2890; and permission of instructor
Making New Plays
PSW 4150 / 3 credits / Spring
Writers and actors learn tools for working together on new plays. Taught by a playwright and a director, the class studies different collaborative models, including devised theatre, and explores communication strategies for working through creative friction. The course culminates in a final showcase on campus.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor
Senior Colloquium in Playwriting and Screenwriting
PSW 4880 / 2 credits / Fall
During the solitary pursuit of writing their first full-length play or screenplay, students come together regularly to share in-process work for feedback and critique. A completion schedule is created, and assignments are given to aid in the scriptwriting discovery process. Classes are also devoted to visiting professionals who relate their experiences in the business of being a playwright or screenwriter.
Prerequisite: PSW 3880
Senior Project I and II
SPJ 4990 and 4991 / 4 credits (per semester) / Every year
The two-semester culminating project for playwriting and screenwriting majors. In the fall, students meet regularly with their mentor and write an outline and rough draft of a full-length stage play or screenplay, culminating in a reading of the draft. The spring semester is devoted to a significant rewrite of the play or screenplay under the guidance of the mentor. This work is expected to be at a professional level.
Prerequisite: for a playwriting senior project, PSW 2010 and THP 2885; for a screenwriting senior project, CIN 1510 and PSW 2000; for a television senior project, PSW 3300 and two PSW electives
Updated Mar. 21, 2016
Please direct updates for this page to the managing editor in the Office of the Provost and Academic Affairs. To add a course, please refer first to the Faculty Handbook.


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This is one of the most common questions asked by parents setting out on world travel with small children. There is no definitive answer on this one and, for many, it comes down to personal preference. Only you know your child and every child is different. What works for one family, won't work for another.
Here are some questions to help you decide if you should travel with a stroller:
Where are you going?
This will play a big part in your decision making process. Western countries, particularly the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK, are well set up to accommodate families with strollers. Accessibility to public transport & buildings and the quality of the sidewalks mean that you can wheel a stroller pretty much anywhere. In other parts of the world your stroller won't make it very far. Where sidewalks are used as markets, motorbike parking, restaurants or just generally aren't in good shape, or where accessibility isn't a focus in society and you will have trouble getting your stroller around. Equally, if you're heading to a beach or jungle destination just about anywhere a stroller will be useless.
What kind of travel are you planning?
Are you a backpacker? Are you planning a road trip? Are you travelling to visit relatives across country? Or on a RTW trip? The type of trip you're planning will impact your need for a stroller. There are many types of strollers and you can find one that best suits your travel by looking at reviews online. Pay attention to details like weight, ease of folding and manoeuvrability.
If you're backpacking off-the-beaten path around Asia or South America, a stroller will be of little use but if you're sticking to the tourist trail you can probably make use of it a good portion of the time.
Road tripping with your own car or a rental means you can just throw the stroller in the back of the car. If you're visiting relatives, they might be able to arrange for you to borrow a stroller from a friend, saving you dragging yours across country.
If you're on a RTW trip, think about the portions of your journey where you might need a stroller and those were you won't – you can take a stroller for some of the journey and the ditch it along the way or leave home without it and buy one when you need it.
Do your kids need a stroller at home?
If you can't make it around the mall at home without a stroller, you will need one on your travels.
How long are your children able to walk for?
If your kids have stamina and can walk for several hours at a time, you can probably skip the stroller. All kids are different and it depends what they're used to at home. You may be pleasantly surprised at how long they can walk for without assistance. Practice building up walking stamina at home before you leave if you want to travel without a stroller.
Are they comfortable in a carrier?
Being able to transport your child in a carrier like an Ergo will solve the accessibility restrictions you'll come across in less developed countries. However, if it's hot, hot, hot can you bear to have a baby strapped to your front or back all day? Using a carrier does free up your hands to wheel a suitcase around so they can be handy in airports.
Are they runners? Can you manage you child in busy situations?
One of the biggest benefits for travelling with a stroller is it creates a safe place for your child in high traffic areas, busy airports and sprawling theme parks. If your child is a runner and regularly bolts away before you can catch him, strapping them into a stroller can be the safest place for them.
Do they still nap during the day?
If you're planning on lots of long days sightseeing, having a stroller on hand as a place for your toddler to nap can be a real bonus. It allows you to keep moving while they get some rest.
Can you carry them for long periods of time if need be?
Got a heavy child? Or a bad back? If you can't carry your child for long periods when they are sleepy, exhausted or throwing a tantrum then having a stroller becomes necessity rather than a luxury.
Want my opinion?
Unless your child is a diehard carrier baby, take the stroller. We always travel with a small, folding umbrella stroller. Leave your big jogging stroller or buggy at home unless you're on a short trip and travelling around by car or only in countries like the US or Australia. Even in developed countries like Japan you'll still find accessibility is limited in many situations such as temples and train stations.
Even though our son (aged almost four) doesn't need a stroller at home for any outings, we still find it useful for travel. We can whip through an airport much faster if he's in a stroller. He always seems to fall asleep right when we need to collect our luggage so not having to carry 16kg of sleeping boy on top of everything else is a essential. We also feel a lot more comfortable in busy areas with him strapped in safely without the possibility of him wandering off and getting lost.
The stroller we use currently cost $25 from KMart and has made it through two trips around South East Asia and Australia over the last two years. Buying a cheap stroller means if you don't end up using it on your travels you can donate it along the way without feeling like you've wasted a lot of money.
Do you travel with a stroller?
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Take a look at MailHub:
It allows you to set a reminder for emails, so it might at least approximate what you're looking for.
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sevenbar Jun 11, 2013 6:41 PM
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Thanks for the suggestion. I looked over the manual for MailHub and it can be made to do what I want. However, the process would take longer than the method I use now (simply moving the sent message from the SENT folder to a folder named AWAITING REPLY--CHECK DAILY. If I needed to deal with a lot of messages, then MailHub might well be the way to go. However, I generally add only 5-10 messages a week to the AWAITING folder. Again, thanks for the help.


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"Why visit Coventry?" Top 5 Page for this destination Coventry by leics
Coventry Travel Guide: 203 reviews and 427 photos
With apologies to all natives of Coventry, I must admit I have no answer to that title question, other than to see Coventry Cathedral.
Although I've lived in the English Midlands for most of my life, and rarely more than 50 miles from Coventry, I'd never visited. There was simply no reason for me to do so. The Medieval Coventry Cathedral was pretty much destroyed in Second World War bombing (along with much of the city centre), the replacement cathedral is modern and thus not my kind of thing. And I knew that post-war Coventry had not been blessed with..ummm....particularly thoughtful town planning.
So quite why I decided to visit Coventry on a grim, grey, windy and very chilly late April Saturday I have no real idea. I think it was probably because I was desperately seeking a wedding frock (not for my own wedding!) and felt the need to widen my shopping options.
I took the one-carriage train from nearby Nuneaton, simply because it was easy for me and cheaper than driving/parking. I walked from the station into the city centre (largely unimpressed, I have to admit) and wandered around just a little before taking myself to the cathedrals old and new.
There is so little remaining of Coventry's old cathedral that, unexpectedly, I found it lacked atmosphere. Perhaps it was the gloom of the day...perhaps it is the way it overlooks the modern campus of Coventry university. But somehow it seemed rather empty spiritually as well as literally.
There was more to interest me in the new cathedral than I had expected, though I flinched mightily at the 8GBP entrance fee (and, to be honest, rather resented paying it for a modern building). The stained glass is absolutely wonderful, especially the Baptistry Window (by John Piper) and the glass etchings on the entrance facing the old cathedral (by John Hutton) equally lovely. But I was rather unimpressed by Graham Sutherland's tapestry, despite its massive size.
I appreciate that the modern building is architecturally very special, and am not surprised that it is said to be 'Britains favourite 20th-century building'. If you are interested in modern architectural styles, and especially if you are interested in modern stained glass, then Coventry Cathedral would be well worth a visit.
I found more of my personal architectural interests in nearby Holy Trinity church, with some parts dating from the 1300s and a few Medieval misericords remaining in the choir stalls, including the Green Man (see photo below), which pleased me.
Onward through the interlinked modern concrete town squares, some of which I found rather claustrophobic...tall buildings crammed around smallish, draughty spaces (the wind seem to be funnelled through the gaps) with a plethora of pound shops, betting shops and suchlike.
I followed a sign to 'Medieval Spon Street' thinking 'A Medieval street in Cov? Surely not?' I was right, in a way; it's not a real Medieval street but a street created in the 1970s by moving Medieval buildings from elsewhere in the city and rebuilding them. I am very, very glad the buildings were saved and rebuilt here...that was imo *exactly* the right thing to do. It's just a shame that a) the street is so wide (which greatly detracts from any sense of age and b) parking is allowed (ditto) and c) several of the buildings are now of the kebab shop/burger bar type.
But there we go...at least the buildings are preserved.
Wandering onward eventually brought me to Cov's indoor market, another claustrophic spot (it's the low-ish roof, I think, and the crammed stalls within...everything from fabrics to fish, from veggies to nightwear to handbags and shoes). But at least I was able to have something decent to eat...a batch (soft roll) with faggots (spiced meatballs, a Midlands speciality), thick gravy and mushy peas (dried peas boiled until they soften to a mush). Absolutely delicious and real comfort food on what had turned out to be a bitterly cold day.
Coventry has an excellent and free transport museum but I have no interest in transport. So by then I'd had enough...I'd seen the cathedrals, I'd explored the centre of the city, I found no frock but had an excellent faggot batch; time to take the windy walk back to the station and catch the one-carriage train back to Nuneaton.
That all took about 3 hours. At least 5 people on my return train were people who had travelled with me on my inward train. So perhaps 3 hours is all that Coventry warrants, unless you want to see the transport museum as well?
- Pros:Cathedrals old and new
- Cons:Concrete and uninspired post-war town planning.
- In a nutshell:Just for the cathedrals, perhaps?
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- Menorrhagia is an excessive amount or duration of menstrual flow at predictable intervals. Flow ≥80 mL/cycle, compared with normal average of 30–60 mL that lasts for more than 7 days.
- Menorrhagia implies ovulation or regular cyclic menses, not irregular bleeding.
- Distinguishable from, but may overlap with, the following:
- Metrorrhagia: irregular or frequent flow, noncyclic
- Menometrorrhagia: frequent, excessive, irregular flow in amount and duration (menorrhagia plus metrorrhagia)
- Polymenorrhea: frequent flow, cycles of ≤21 days
- Intermenstrual bleeding: bleeding between regular menses
- Abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB): abnormal endometrial bleeding of hormonal and other causes related to pregnancy, anovulation (estrogen breakthrough), estrogen or progesterone excess or withdrawal, thyroid disorders, adenomyosis, endometriosis, malignancy, as well as infection and bleeding disorders
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- Menorrhagia is fairly common in adolescence and in the perimenopausal period.
- In adolescence, irregular or heavy bleeding due to anovulation and immaturity of the hypothalamic–pituitary–ovarian axis is common.
- In adolescence, severe menorrhagia may be associated with a bleeding disorder up to 40% of the time, with platelet function defects and von Willebrand disease being the most common.
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- Hypothyroidism if regular menses
- Endometrial proliferation//hyperplasia
- Anovulation; oligo-ovulation frequently associated with heavy, prolonged, painful periods; called menorrhagia if occurring regularly
- Ovarian tumor or other estrogen-producing tumor
- Prolonged use of oral combination pill formulated to allow menses
- Polycystic ovarian syndrome, (PCOS) (although menses often irregular)
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- Endometrial polyps
- Endometrial neoplasia
- Adenomyosis/endometriosis
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- Intrauterine device (IUD)
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- von Willebrand disease, factor deficiencies
- Leukemia
- Ingestion of aspirin/acetylsalicylic acid or anticoagulants
- Renal failure/dialysis leading to uremic platelet dysfunction
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- Obesity due to estrogen excess
- Infertility/nulliparity
- Anovulation due to chronic unopposed estrogen stimulation (menses usually irregular)
- Family history of endometrial or colon cancer
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"I ended up chatting with a young guy who was standing alone sipping his beer. I'd watched enough Portlandia to recognize that with his jaunty hat and tattoos, he must have been from Portland. Turned out he was Joseph Wells from Zorn Family Farm in Oregon (near Portland), and one of his pigs--a Tamworth breed--was being cooked by Jason Stratton of Spinasse for the event. Each of the five competing chefs (that's one of the first 5's in Cochon555; the other two stand for five breeds of pig and five wineries) prepared a different breed of pig for the competition."
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Review: Enjoyed a rawfood meal twice now here. It was excellent. The wife of the owner is a raw foodist and she started now serving rawfood on request in the restaurant. Book in advance and ask for rawfood. (If you want rawfood, otherwise they have lots of good veggie by default on the menu of course) She is pregnant at the moment. So not sure how long she keeps on working. When she stops working they will also be no raw food anymore, since the food comes from their private kitchen. I have put some pictures online of the dishes she prepared for us: http://rauw-amsterdam.blogspot.com/2010/01/golden-temple.html Updated from previous review on Friday November 05, 2010 She is still serving RawFood! http://rauw-amsterdam.blogspot.com/2010/11/restaurant-golden-temple.html
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Valener Announces That Gaz Métro Has Sold Its Stake In HydroSolution
MONTREAL, Nov. 28, 2012 /CNW Telbec/ - Valener Inc. ("Valener"), which owns an economic interest of approximately 29% in Gaz Métro Limited Partnership ("Gaz Métro"), announced today that Gaz Métro, through its subsidiary, Gaz Métro Plus Limited Partnership ("Gaz Métro Plus"), has sold its entire stake in HydroSolution which rents a large number of electric water heaters. The sale, to a subsidiary of Groupe Confort Inc. for the sum of about $45.5 million, will yield a profit of approximately $14.6 million. "The transaction is consistent with Gaz Métro's strategy which is focused on the distribution, transportation and production of energy in Quebec and Vermont, and it will also improve Gaz Métro's cash position," said Sophie Brochu, President and CEO of Gaz Métro.Based on its core strengths in natural gas distribution and transportation in Quebec, Gaz Métro focuses on promising activities and projects in areas such as electrical power generation and distribution in Vermont, wind power generation in Quebec and Vermont and natural gas fuel for transportation. Overview of Valener Valener owns an economic interest of approximately 29% in Gaz Métro. Valener therefore has a stake in the energy industry and benefits from Gaz Métro's diversified profile, both in terms of geography and business segment. Valener also owns a 24.5% indirect interest in the wind power projects jointly developed with Gaz Métro and Boralex Inc. on the private lands of Séminaire de Québec. Valener's common shares and preferred shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the "VNR" trading symbol for common shares and under the "VNR.PR.A" symbol for Series A preferred shares. www.valener.com. About Gaz Métro With almost $5 billion in assets, Gaz Métro is a leading energy provider. It is the largest natural gas distribution company in Quebec, where its 10,000-km underground network of pipelines serves 300 municipalities and more than 185,000 customers. Gaz Métro is also present in Vermont, producing electricity and distributing electricity and natural gas to cater to the needs to some 300,000 customers. Gaz Métro is actively involved in the development of innovative, sustainability-oriented energy projects such as the production of wind power, the use of natural gas as a transportation fuel and the development of biomethane as a renewable energy source. Gaz Métro is committed to ensuring the satisfaction of its customers, providing support to businesses, local organizations, families and communities, and meeting the needs of its partners (Gaz Métro inc. and Valener) and employees. www.gazmetro.com SOURCE VALENER INC.
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For years, comedian Steve Harvey has been giving advice to women on his radio talk show. Then, in 2009, he wrote a book advising women to Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man. The book was full of advise about relationships, and how women can cull a quality man from a group of not-so-quality men. The book has been made into a romantic comedy, and the first trailer for Think Like a Man was released late last week.
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Screens have radically altered the way today's kids play—and given parents a whole new set of things to worry about. Whether it's a toddler's facility with a touch screen or teenage friends playing FIFA 13 for hours without making eye contact, nothing ratchets up a parent's anxiety more than watching their child stare at a flickering vortex, as blank and spooky as the girl in Poltergeist.
Those parents who have managed to impose limits on screen time can't talk about it to other parents for fear of sounding smug or even authoritarian. The rest of us are left to wring our hands. Does Call of Duty incite violence? Is Facebook a breeding ground for bullies? Does texting distract kids from school and family, and erode their grammar too? Will a passion for Halo diminish a child's ability to feel empathy—and if so, is TV more damaging to her emotional development?
It's important for kids to have plenty of idle time in which to roughhouse, wander, goof off, daydream, doodle, make stuff, and indulge in other low-tech pastimes. Parents whose kids rarely do any of these things, because they're glued to screens instead, are right to be anxious. And yet … unless your child has the kind of personality where he cannot ever release his grip on a video game controller or stop responding to texts, there's no reason to become a Luddite. Your kid's free time is supposed to be fun! And screens, as we all know very well, are, indeed, fun.
This is not to suggest that screen time should be doled out as a reward, in order to bribe or pacify whiny kids. The implied message of doing so is that screen time is inherently bad for you. But that simply isn't true. Spending too much time staring at a screen isn't a terrific idea, of course; but spending too much time doing anything is a problem. Limiting screen time—for all family members—is smart. But it's pretty likely your kids are going to spend time in front of screens. Here are some fun, all-inclusive screen-based activities that everyone in the family can enjoy without guilt.
Citizen science: Increasingly, scientists in some fields are relying on volunteers to help out with research-related tasks that involve observation and/or measurement. Some of these projects will actually get you and your family out of the house and into nature—identifying frogs and toads by their song, say, or collecting data about local weather—before asking you to go online and record your findings.
Other citizen science tasks are strictly screen-based. One of the best-known of these is Galaxy Zoo, which asks participants to look at photos taken by the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (a major multifilter imaging and spectroscopic survey) and the Hubble Space Telescope in order to classify galaxies. You're asked to study an image of a galaxy while answering questions about the image: Is the galaxy spiral or elliptical? What else do you see in the image—a star, perhaps? A satellite trail? And it isn't busywork—the first stage of the project collected millions of classifications. The current stage asks citizen scientists for more detailed classifications of a quarter-million of the brightest galaxies in the project's sample.
Fooling around with sound: When we were kids, dual-cassette boomboxes were state-of-the-art recording technology. Kids today have it good! If you have a Mac, then you already have Apple's GarageBand. PC users can download a free audio editor like Audacity; or an inexpensive program like Sony's ACID Music Studio (a simplified version of ACID Pro). Today, our children record themselves making music, but even before they'd learned to play their instruments, they experimented with audio editors. With a little assistance from their parents, they created soundtracks for their homemade movies and bleeped curse words out of favorite songs. You can also use audio editing programs to make ringtones, create music loops (which makes practicing an instrument more fun), and even karaoke-ize your music by eliminating vocals.
By the way, although we've never prevented our children from sampling a few seconds of a pop song to play over the blooper reel on one of their stop-motion videos, we do remind them that it's illegal and unethical to copy and share someone else's music. Note, however, that the loops that come preloaded in GarageBand and other programs are royalty- and guilt-free.


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I am never disappointed by any of your art. Keep it up.
Awesome! I love it!
Grell looks so realistic
beautiful work!
(nosebleed) I really love your art style ^-^~
Perfect. XD Oh Grell.
Прекрасное!От сколкы лет тъй рисуеш?
Gorgeous! I love the look on his face. ^^
Oh my god this is gorgeous. I have a huge thing for realistic portrayals of anime characters and this is amazing. You really showed the lighter side of Grell's personality and made him look real in the process; I cannot admire that enough. Beautiful work!
Soooooooo purrrrrrrrfect!
Woah this is amazing!!!!!!!!!!
where is Sebastian? !!
what for a poor object?
where is Sebastian? !!
what for a poor object?
Gorgeous - Grell is looking radiant in red!
Какой сочный красный! Грель всегда няха = ).
Grells my fav <3
хехе))Кровавый душка)))
Вай-вай-вай!!!Какой КАВАЙ!!!Обалденно!!
this is just....WIN! ITS WIN ALL AROUND!
просто неподражаем! *О*
как живой! *Г*
как живой! *Г*
SO CUTE I love the smile
Grell has never looked better. O.O. >/////<
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Шикарный Грелка!
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This is a beautiful portrait. I especially love how Grell's mouth looks; oh, those teeth!
Mari, I think I LOVE you. (drools) This is one of the most AMAZING Grell portraits I have ever seen!!! You got everything perfect and I love the detail and the expression!
Magnificent! Truly magnificent!
Hope you do more like this ... Undertaker, for example
Haha ^^ I like it!
Hope you do more like this ... Undertaker, for example
Haha ^^ I like it!
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