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"ice bowl" Novosibirsk by tmyroniak
Novosibirsk Travel Guide: 210 reviews and 428 photos
I've heard for years that people were "sent" to Siberia, but no one ever just goes there. My curiosity got the best of me, so I had to take a side trip from Moscow to see what it was like. After a few short days there, I decided to go back when it was colder, so I returned to Novosibirsk, the Western Capitol of Siberia, for New Years. And yes, it was cold.
- Pros:Value for US dollar, beautiful women, great vodka, wonderful theater for opera and ballet
- Cons:A bit chilly, VERY icy, people hard to befriend, crime
- In a nutshell:A complicated but beautiful city in summer, ice hell in winter
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The Siberian capital seems to be an attractive destination! You were lucky going there, Tom!
I loved N too, and I was there in December and the theater was good too
while traveling from Kemorova to Barnaul I passed thru novosibirsk but we did not dtop as we were behind schedule.. the city to an american like me seemed like a "best kept secret of Russia". so modern in the middle of nowhere. hope to return some day.
Always nice to see someone take an "off the beaten" path route in Russia, nice page, but I know the crime is much worse in Moscow than Novosibirsk
An interesting place to go !
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Peacock Scarf by melzikaWatch
©2014-2016 melzika
I participated in the Secret Santa run by Aryiea. My gift is for ChaosFay, and was designed specially for her. Based on the info I was given to work with, I decided to go with her love of peacock colors, and I ended up just running with the idea. This design was inspired by and created for ChaosFay, but I'm in love with it, and hope to make more similar to this, and other things playing off of the idea of peacock feathers.
Actually figuring out how to crochet a peacock feather was a challenge, but it was a lot of fun, and I'm very pleased with the results. Now I just need to refine the pattern and write it down before I forget how I did it.
All the yarns were acrylic, and I chose them based on the color. There is also a glass bead sewn into each of the peacock feathers. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed making it, ChaosFay!!
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EDIT EDIT** Thank you so much to Aryiea and Brookette for the DD!!! And thank you to all who faved and commented, I'm sorry I can't respond to everyone individually! Thanks again, I'm so excited!
Crocheted scarf, acrylic yarns, glass beads
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Model in photo: My sister, SARS-08
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Peacock Scarf by ~melzika ( Suggested by Aryiea and Featured by Brookette )
Will you be sharing the pattern?
Do. Need. O_O
would you make one to sale?
Oh this I like. Do you have a pattern for it, either here or on Ravelry? (I ask because my mom knits and has a soft spot for the peacocks of our local zoo. )
I don't have a pattern written out yet. I've been working on one, but I've never tried to write a pattern before, and it's hard! Especially when I mostly just eyeballed this one, so to speak. But if I ever finish the darn thing, I will let you know! And thanks!
What a lovely peacock design! I would love to wear a scarf like this.
Mel! This is awesome!!!!
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So fancy! Love it!
I LOVE this SO much!! Are you still able to take additional commission requests for it?
It's really beautiful and just so fabulous !
Congratulations for your DD feature !
Congratulations for your DD feature !
I don't suppose I could commission something like this from you? If so, what would the cost be?
I like how the feathery ends curl when it's worn, makes it feel more like actual feathers
I like how the feathery ends curl when it's worn, makes it feel more like actual feathers
This is soooo coool!!!
This is a really nice scarf! I've always loved the look of peacock feathers.
Congrats on the DD!
Congrats on the DD!
*need intensifies*
I wish I had skills like that. The only challenging thing I've made so far was a small pink elephant.
I'm so super happy with the one you made for me ahhhhh! xD Now to make a "real" phoenix one (although I totally think the one you made for me is def a phoenix xD But we'll make a cassy one as well just because like, I said so.) CONGRATS ON YOUR DD BABEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! I'M SO HAPPY FOR YOU
Thanks so much for the suggest!!! I'm so excited!! And yes, we'll definitely have to work out details for a proper phoenix as well.
How beautiful!
This is gorgeous! I'd love to see it in red and oranges too as a "phoenix" scarf
Thank you! Haha, actually that was my plan for the next one I was going to make. My sister requested it before I'd even finished this one.
I look forward to it! I know a friend who is a huge fan of the phoenix and I bet she would LOVE it.
very nice! Peacock feathers are so pretty. You have certainly have captured their beauty!
LOVE IT!!! Would love to purchase the pattern!
Thank you! As of yet, I still need to write a pattern out. I can let you know when I do, though!
OH - stunning!!!!! I love peacocks and this is more like jewellery than a scarf in the end.


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Adult Raglan Sleeve Pullover
Lion Brand® Wool-Ease
Pattern Number: 10112-Adult This simple raglan sleeved pullover is also available in a child's size. Colors shown are: Man's - #115 Bay Harbor Woman's - #145 Concord
SKILL LEVEL: Easy (Level 2)
SIZE: Small, Medium, Large, 1X, 2X, 3X
Finished Chest 41 (45, 49 1/4, 54, 57, 61)".
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630-115 Wool-Ease Chunky Yarn: Bay Harbor
Medium blue black - almost denim
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K2tog Knit 2 sts together
Ssk (slip slip knit) Slip the next 2 sts as if to knit, one at a time, from the tip of the left needle to the tip of the right needle; insert the left needle into the fronts of these 2 sts from the left and k them tog from this position to dec 1 st.
P2tog Purl 2 sts together
Ssp (slip slip purl) Slip the next 2 sts as if to knit, one at a time, to right needle, return these sts back to left needle, keeping them twisted, purl these sts together through the back loops.
With smaller needles, cast on 56 (62, 68, 74, 78, 84) sts.
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Working both sides at once, dec 1 st from each neck edge every other row 2 (3, 3, 3, 3, 4) times.
When all Raglan Armhole Shaping has been worked and piece measures same length as back, fasten off rem 1 st each side.
With smaller needles cast on 24 (26, 28, 30, 34, 36) sts.
Work in k1, p1 rib for 2" (child); 2 1/4" (adult).
Change to larger needles and working in St st, inc 1 st each side every 3rd row 0 (0, 0, 0, 0, 8) times, every 4th row 6 (9, 13, 13, 13, 6) times, and every 6th row 5 (3, 0, 0, 0, 0) times - 46 (50, 54, 56, 60, 64) sts.
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text: Android phones are equipped with rich interface. But one thing that I noticed, is Android is rich in File Management. What I means to say like operating system you have an explorer type on in your phone to see the list of files. You can move, copy or send files via Bluetooth. Compared to Android before Windows phone and Symbian was the only platform that was rich in this features. I still remember in Nokia 6600 as one of the best phone that was having very easy file manager. You can move files, change file extension so that it be played in video player. etc. As the operating system started getting more richer with more benefits, it has increase the need of File Manager. What I want to ask that do you really agree, whether all phones should have a file manager. Compare to Android, I think iPhone will never need. If everything is well organized it is not necessary for you get confused between set of files. The same also matters when you are planing to learn development on a mobile platform. Android has Linux base which makes it more simpler to understand while iPhone is entirely different and OS like Symbian are out of market. In my views it is not possible to bring all the mobile phones on one single platform.


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Agri-Business Takes Centre Stage: Thousands of Agri-Business Enterprises Are Being Established in Mauritius. with Government Support and Incentives, These Companies Are Processing and Exporting Agricultural Products to New Markets in Europe and Australia. Nasseem Ackbarally Reports from Port-Louis
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Revenues from Mauritius' non-sugar agricultural sector contracted to under $81m in 2005. Alarmed at this trend, Agriculture Minister Arvin Boolell has given new vigour to agri-business by elaborating a national and regional strategy for the development for the sector. "We cannot sit back, relax and enjoy our comfort when things on the economic front are becoming very difficult for us," Bolell told entrepreneurs at a national forum on agri-business last April. "The concept of [just achieving] food security is no longer on the agenda."
Since the 1990s, agriculture has become a business like any other economic activity," says Jean-Claude Autrey, director of the Mauritius Sugar Industry Research Institute. According to Autrey, Mauritius, has got very good producers but not necessarily good entrepreneurs. Producers must, he says, get a sharper sense of business, achieve control of production costs and obtain accurate information about international markets, how they are moving, prices and seasonal fluctuations, and an understanding of consumers' tastes and preferences.
This is where the Agricultural Research and Extension Unit (AREU), a state-funded institution, steps in. For more than three years it has been carrying out research and developing new varieties of plants, training farmers and entrepreneurs in the best use of pesticides, insecticides and fertilisers, as well as researching markets and post-harvest processing and preservation. Transforming Mauritius' agricultural products into food products sought by international consumers is key to stimulating the island's agri-business growth.
AREU has helped create numerous small agri-business enterprises on the island. Other enterprises that have been launched independently are seeking the institution's free technical advice to expand their business. AREU's mission is to conduct cost-effective high-quality research into how best the country's agricultural sector can meet government policy in terms of diversification, food production and developing new agro-industries.
"We are here to raise farm productivity and hence farm income; to provide farmers with important technical back-up with packages that will enable them to take advantage of existing and emerging markets, locally and abroad and to support agri-business generally," AREU's assistant director, Dhaneswar Dumur, explains.
"This institution's job is to overcome the farmers' and the entrepreneurs' problems, provide them with opportunities for wealth creation and to improve their quality of life," he added.
Training of young entrepreneurs and farmers at its model farms and the distribution of free information pamphlets and other publications disseminating research work and advice is part of the work of the AREU's staff of 50 agricultural scientists and 20 technicians. An agri-business advice desk also speeds up things for entrepreneurs.
One course, mostly for women entrepreneurs, led by Shivranee Ori, an AREU Senior Extension Officer, is aimed at teaching techniques of processing and preserving fruits and vegetables for the production of pickles, of chips from potato, sweet potato and banana, as well as dehydrated and frozen fruits and vegetables.
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Eugenie Foods, situated at Bambous, in western Mauritius, is one company that has made good use of this course. Four years ago, Jocelyne Laurent and her husband used all their savings and took a bank loan to launch their enterprise producing fruit and vegetable pickles, chilli chutney, mango chutney, mixed banana/lychee chutney and other products. Today, Eugenie Foods is supplying not only the local market and the big tourist hotels but also markets in Europe and Australia.
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I could not help listening to you: I could not help taking all your words and looks into my craving heart; and now I am yours—forgive me!' Stranger as she was in Northport everybody trusted the frank sweet ness of her face, and sought no other cause for admiring her and wishing her happiness. The whole village came to the church to witness the marriage and to dote upon a bridal beauty which lay far rriore in expres sion than in form or feature. A few words of description—inadequate notes to represent the precious gold of reality—must be given to one who could change the stare of curi osity to a beaming glance of sympa thy. 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Impossible to paint her pathetic gratitude for this aflFection; the spiritual;—it was not passionate —fondness which she bore him; the softness of her ej-es as she gazed for minutes together into his; the sudden, tren^ulous outreachings of her hands toward him, as she just touches him with her finger and draws back, then leans forwarc and lies in his arms, uttering a little cry of happiness. Here was a heart that must long have hungered for affection—a heart unspeakably thankful and joyous at obtaining it. " I have been smiling all day," she sometimes said to him. " People have asked me why I looked so gay, and what I had heard that was funny. It is just because I am entirely happy, and because the feeling is still a surprise. Shall I ever get over it? Am I silly? No!" Her gladness of heart seemed to make her angelic. She rejoiced in every joy around her, and grieved for every sorrow. She visited the poor of her husbands patients, watched with them when there was need, made little collections for their relief, chatted away their forebod-ngs, half cured them vrith her smile. There was something catahing, comforting, uplifting in the spectacle of that overbrimming content. The well were as susceptible to its influence as the sick. Once, half a dozen men and twice as many boys were seen engaged in recovering her veil out of a pond into which the wind had blown it; and when it was landed to her by a shy youth on the end of a twenty-four foot pole, all felt repaid for their labors by the childlike burst of laughter with which she received it. Now and then, however, shadows fell across the sunshine. In those dark moments she frequently reverted to the unhappy couple of whom she had told Leighton when he first spoke to her of marriage. She was possessed to describe the man—his dull, filmy, unsympathetic black eyes, his methodical life and hard rationality, ^is want of sentiment and tenderness. 'Why do you talk of that person so much?" Leighton implored. " You seem to be charging me with lis cruslty. I am not Uke him." . The tearfe filled her eyes as she started toward him saying," No, you are not like him. Even if you should become like him, I couldn't reproach ou. I should merely die." " But you know him so well?"he added enquiringly. "You seem to fear him. Has he any power over you?" . For a moment she was so sombre that he half feared lest her mind was unstrung on this one subject, f No, " she at last said. " His jower is gone—nearly gone. Oh, f I could only forget! " After another pause, during which she seemed to be ner\'ing herself to a confession, she threw herself into her husband's arms and whispered, "He is my—uncle." He was puzzled by the contrast jetween the violence of her emotions and the unimportance of this avowal; but as he at least saw that the subject wa» painful to her, and as he was all confidence and gentleness, he put no more inquiries. " Forget it all," he murmered caressing her; and with a deep sigh, the sigh of tired childhood, she answered " Yes. " The long summer days, laden with happiness for these two, sailed onward to their sunset havens. After a time, as August drew near its perfumed death, Alice begun to talk of a journey which she should be obliged to make to New York soon. She OTiiii go, she said to Leighton— "t was a matter of property, of business: she would tell him all about it some day. But. she' would return soon; that is, she would return as soon.as possible: she would let him inow how soon by letter. When Be proposed to accompany ler she would not hear of it. To merely go on with her, she represented, would bo a useless expense, and to stay as long as she might need to stay ypould injure his practice. In these days her gayety seemed forced, and more than once le found her weeping; yet.ao innocent -was he, so simple in his views of life, so candid in soul, that be suspected no' hidden evil: hi^^ftttyi- undisguised buted her agitation entirely to grief at the prospect of separation. His own annoj'ance in view of the journey centered. in the fact that his -wife would be absent from him, and that he could not incessantly surround her with his care. Wheth er she would be happy, whether she would be treated with consideration, whether she would be safe from accidents and alarms, whether her delicate health would not suffer, were the questions that troubled him. He had the masculino instinct of protection: he was as virile as he was gentle and affectionate.- The parting, was more painful to him than he had expected, because to her it was such an and terrible agony. "You will not forget me? " she pleaded. "You will never, never hate me? You will always love me? You are the only person who has ever made the world pleasant tome; and you have made it so pleasant! so different from what it was! a new earth! a star! I will come back as soon as this business will let me. Some day I will come back, never to go away. Oh, will not that be delightful?" " Her extreme distress, her terror lest she might not return, her forebodings lest he should some day cease to love her, impressed him for a moment—only for a truant moment—with doubts as to a mystery. As he left the railway station, full of gratitude for the last glance of her loving eyes, he asked himself once or twice'" What is it? " We will follow her. She is omi-nousFy sad duringthe lonely journey: she is almost stern by the time she she arrives in New York. In the place of the summer's sweetness and gayety, there is a wintry and almost icy expression in her face, as if she were about to encounter trials to which she had long been accustomed, and which she had learned to bear with hardness if not with resentment. No one meets her at the railway station, no one at the door of the sombre house where her carriage stops—no one until she has passed up stairs into a darkling parlor. There she is received by the man -whom she has so often described to Leighton—a man of thin, erect, form a high and narrow forehead, regular and imperturbable features, fixed and filmy black eyes, a mechanical carriage, an icy demeanor. At sight of her he slightly bowed —then he advanced slowly to her and took her hand: he seemed to be hesitating whether he should give her any further welcome. "You need not kiss me," she said, her eyes fixed on the floor. "You do not wish to do it. " He sighed, as if he too were un-happy, or at least weary; but he drew his hand away and resumed his walk up and down the room. " So you chose to pass your summer in a village? " he presently said, in the tone of a man who has ceased to rule, but not ceased to criticise. " I hope you liked it." " I told you in my letters that I liked it, " she replied in an expressionless monotone. " And I told you iu my letters that I did not like it. It would have been more decent in you to have staid in Portland among the people whom I had requested to take care of you. However, you are accustomed to have your own way. I can only observe that when a woman will have her own way, she ought to Day her own way." A flush, perhaps of shame, per-laps of irritation, crossed her hitherto pale face, but slie made no res-jonse to the scoff, and continued" to ook at the floor. After a few seconds, during which neither of them broke the silence, she seemed to understand that the reproof-was ended, and she quietly quitted the room. The man pushed the door to vio-ently with his foot, and said in an accent of angry scorn, isichat is now called a wife. " Well we have at last reached the mystery: we have found that" it was a crime. In the working of social laws there occur countless cases of individual hardship. The institution of marriage is as beneficent as the element of fire; yet, like that, it sometimes tortures when it should only lave camforted. The sufferer, if a woman, usually }ears her smart tamely^—with more or less domestic fretting and private weeping indeed, but without violent effort to escape from her bed of em-jers. Divorce is public, ugly, brutal: her sensibility revolts from it. Moreover, mere unhappiness, mere disappointment of the affections, does not establish a claim for legal separation. Finally there is women's difficulty of self-maintenance —the fact that her labor will not in general give her both comfort and oosition. What then? Unloved, unable to ove, yet with an intense desire for aftectiori, and an immense capacity for granting it, her-heart is tempted to wander beyond the circle of her duty. A flattering shape approaches her dungeon-walls: a voice calls to her to come forth and be glad, if only for a moment; there seems to 3e a chance of winning the adoration which has been her whole life's desire; there is an opportunity to aurst from the charnel-house in which she is dying, out into the jlessed life-giving sunshine. Shall she break down the gate on which is written Legality ? rantable chances of felicity. Only, in general, she is so far conscious of guilt, or at least so far fearful of punishment, as to carry on her struggle in the darkness. Few, however, maddened by suffering, openly defy the serried phalanx of the world. Still fewer venture the additional risk of deyng it under the forms of a legality' which they have ventured to violate. Why is it that so few women, even of a low and reckless class, have been bigamists? It is because the feminine soul has a profound respect, a little less than religious veneration, ior the institution of marrage; because it instinctively recoils from trampling upon the form which consecrates love; because in very truth it regards the nuptial bond as a sacrament. I believe that the average woman would turn away from bigamy -with a deeper shudder than from any other stain of conjugal infidelity. But there are exceptions to all modes of feeling and of reasoning. Here is Alice Duvernois: she is a woman of good position, of intellectual quickness, of unusual sensitiveness of spirit; yet she has thought out this woeful question differently from the great majority of her sex. To her, thirsty for sympathy and love, bound to a man who gives her neither, grown feverish and delirious with the torment of an empty heart, it has seemed that the sanctity of a second marriage will somehow cover the violation of a first. This aberration we can only explain on the ground that she was one of those natures—matured in some respects, but strangely childlike in others— whom most of us love to stigmatize as unpractical, and who never become quite accustomed to this Avorld'and its rules. On the very evening of her arrival home she put to her husband a question of infantile and almost incredible simplicity. It was o»e of many observations which made him tell her from time to time that she was a fool. "What do they do," she asked, "to women who marry two husbands?" "They put them in jail," was his cool reply. "I think it is brutal," she broke out indignantly, as if the iron gates were already closing upon her, and she. -were contesting tlie justice of the punishment. "You are a pretty simpleton, to set up your opinion against that of all civilized soci'fety!" was the response of incarnate Reason. From that moment she trembled at her danger, and quivered under the remorse which terror brings. At times she thought of flying, of abandoning ihe husband who did not love her for the one who did; but she" was afraid of being pursued, afraid of discover3'. The knowledge that society had already passed judgment upon her made her see herself in the new light of a criminal, friendless, hunted and doomed, The penalty of her illegal grasp after happiness was already tracking her like a bloodhound. Yet when she further learned that her second marriage was not binding because of the first, her heart rose in mutiny. Faithful to the only love that there had been for her in the world, she repeated to herself, a hundred times a day, "It is binding —it isr She was in dark insurrection against her kind: at times she was on the point of bursting out into open defiance. She stared at Duvernois, crazy, to tell him, "1 am wedded to another." He noticed the wild expression, the longing, wide-open eyes, the parted and eager lips, the trembling chin. At last he said, with a brutality which had become customary with him, "What are you putting on airs for? I suppose you are imagining yourself the heroine of a Evidently the temptation is mighty. Laden with a forsaken, wounded and perhaps angry heas-t, she is so easily led into the belief that her exceptional suffering gives her a right to exceptional action! She "eels herself justified in setting aside aw,v?hen law, falsifying its purpose, violating its solemn pledge, brings her misery instead of happiness. She will not, or Canncit,'reflect that special hardships must occur under all law; that it is the duty of the individual to bear such chance griefs without insurrection against the public conscience; that entire freedom of private judgement would dissolve society. Too dftettr-^though far less often than man does the like—she makes of her sorrow an armor of excuse, and enters into a contest for «nwar> romance. With a glare of pain and scorn she walked away from him in silence. It is shocking indeed to be fastened speechless upon a rack, and to be charged by' uncomprehending souls with counterfeiting emotion.— She was so constituted that she could not help laying up this speech of her husband's against him as one of many stolid misdoings which justified both contempt and aversion. In fact, his inability or unwillingness to comprehend her had always been, in her searching and sensitive eyes, his chief crime. To be understood, to be accepted at her full worth, was one of the most urgent demands of her nature. The life of this young woman, not only within but without, was strange indeed. She fulfilled that problem of Hawthorn's—an individual bearing one character, living one life in one place, and a totally different one in another place—upon one spot of earth angelic, «nd upon another vile. Strange still, her harsher qualities appeared where her manner of life was lawful, and her finer ones where it was condemriable. At Northport she had been like sunlight to her intimates and like a -ministering seraph to the poor. In New York she avoided society; she had no tenderness for misery.' The explanation seetns to be that love was her only motive of feeling and action. Not a creature of reason, not a creature of conscience "My wife is a fool. She is not worth the money that 1 now spend upon hpr, much less the reflection and time that you call upon me to spend." Two such as Alice and Duvernois could not live together in jieace. Notwithstanding her old droad of was him, and notwithstiinding the new alarm with which she filled by the discovery that sh 3 ^ra.s a felon, she could not disseml>le her feelings when she looked him in the face. Sometimes she was silently contemptuous—sometimes(wlien her nerves were shaken) openly liostile. Rational, impassive, vigorous as he was, she made him unhappy. The letters of Leighton wltc at once a joy and à sorrow. She awaited them impatiently; she went every day to the delivery post-oflice whither she had directed 1 hem to be sent; she took them from the hands of the indifferent clerk with a suffocating beating of the lieart. Alone, she devoured them, kissed them passionately a hundred times, sat down in loving haste to answer them. But than came the n(;ccssity of excusing her long absenc<î, of inventing some lie for the man she worshiped, of deterring him from coming to see her. During that woful winter of terror, of aversion, of vain Jonging, her health failed rapidly. A relentless cough pursued her, the beautiful flame in her cheek burned freely, and a burst of blood from the lungs warned her that her , future was not to be counted b y years. She cared little: her sola desire was to last till summer. She merely asked to end her hopelesis life in loving arms—to end it befori^ those arms should recoil from her in horror. No discovery. Her husl and was too indifferent to watch her closely, or even to suspect her. As early in June as might be she obtained permission to go to the seasiide, and with an eagerness which would have found the hurricane slow she flew to Northport. Leighton received her wi Ji a joy which at first blinded him to her enfeebled health. "Oh, ho-w could you sta>' so long awayfromme?" were his first words. "Uh, my love, my darling wife! thank you for coming back to me." But after a few moments, when the first flush and sparkle cf excitement had died out of lier ciieeksand eyes, he asked eagerly, '-What is the matter with vouV Have you been sick?" "I am all well again, now tliat I see you," she answered, pu-:ting out hor arms to him with that little start of love and joy whicli had so often charmed him. It absolutely seemed thut in the presence of the object of her affection this erring woman became innocent. Her smile was as simple and pure as that of cliildhood: ler violet CN'CS reminded one of a heaven without a cloud. It must have been that, away from punishment and from terror, she did not feel herself to be guilty. But the day of reckoning was approaching. She had scarc ely begun to regain an appearance of health under the stimulous of country air and renewed happiness, when a disquieting letter arrived from Duvernois. In a tone which -ivas more than usually authoritative, he directed her to meet him at Portland, to go to Nahant and Newport;. Did he suspect something? She would have given years of life to be able to show the letter to Leighton and ask his counsel. But here her punishment began to double upon her: the being whom she most loved was precisely the on a to whom she must not expose this trouble— the one from whom she was most anxious to conceal it. In secret, and with unconfided tears, she wrote a reply, alleging ( what ,was true ) that. her feeble From llic oiclu.id .'-he could faintly siiO the mad, and sl.e now.discovered Leighton rotuiniiig briskly Her first thought toward the house. ii she was only a creature of emotion, an exaggerated woman. Unfortunately, her husband, methodical in life, judicial in mind, contemptuous of sentiment, was an exaggerated man. Here was a beating heart united to a skeleton. The resulti^f this unfortnnate combination had been a wreck of happinG.ss and a defiance of law. Duvernois had not a friend intelligent enough to say to him, " Yoii love your wife : if you cannot love her, yon must with merciful df-ceptjon make her believe .that you do. You must show her when you return from business that you have thought of hor: jyou must buy a bo-quet, a toy, a trifle, to carry home to her. If you do these things,- you: will be rewarded; if not you will be punished;" - But had there been such a friend, Duvernois -would not have com-pre-henâed him. He -wtiiild' have replied^ ot at least he -would îhaye,.tho3iîght, health demanded quiet, and praying that she might be spared the proposed journey. For three days she feverishly expected an answer, knowing the while that she oug.ht to go to Portland to meet Duvernois, should he chance to come, yet unable to tear herself away from Leighton, even for twenty-four hours. In the afternoon of tho third day she made one of her frequent visits of charity. At the house of a poor and bedridden widow she met, as she had hoped to meet, her husba nd. When they left the place he took her into his gig and carried her home. It was a delicious day o f mid June.; the sun was settin^in clouds of crimson and gold; the earth was in its freshest summer glory. In the beauty of the scene, and in tae companionship of the heart which was all hers, she forgot, or seem ed to forget her troubles. One hand rested on Leighton's arm; her face; was lifted steadily to his, like a flower- to the light; her violet eyes were dewy and ■ sparkling with liappiness.— There were little clutches of her fingers on his wrist whenever he turn'd to look at her. There vrere spasms of joy in her slender and somewhat wasted frame as she leaned from time to time against his shoulder. Arrived at the house, ¡she was loth to have him leave her for even the time required to take his horse to the stable. "Come soon," she .said—"come a.s quick as you can. I shall be at the window. Look up when you reach the gate. Look at the window all the way from the gate to the door." ' In an instant, not even taking off her bonnet, she was sit ting by the window waiting for him to appear. A man approached, walking behind the hedge of lilacs which bordered the yard, and halted at the gate with an air of hesitation. She turned ghastly white; retribution was upon her. It was Duvernois. With that swift instinct of escape which sensitive and timorous creatures possess, she glidiid out of the room, through the upper hall, down a back stairway, into the garden behind the house, and so on to an orchard i already obscurt! in the twilight. Here she paused : in her breathless flight, and burst intp one of her frequent coughs, which she vainly attempted to snc other. "I was already dying." she groan'd. "•Afa, why.could he: not have gfvfln me time to finish?'? was, "He will look up at the window, and he will not see me!" Her next was, " They wiil meet, and all will be known!"' Under the sting of this last reflection she again ran onward until her breath failed. She had no idea where she should go; her only purpose was to fly from immediate exposure and scorn^—to fly both from the man she detested and the man she loved. Her speed was quickened to the extent of her strength by the consideration that she was already missed, and would soon be pursued. " Oh, don't let them come!—don't let them find me!" she prayed to some invisible power, she could not have said what. Mainly intent as she was upon mere present escape from reproachful eyes, she at times thought of lurking in the woods or in some neighboring village until Duvernois should disappear and leave her free to return to Leighton. But always the reflection came up, " Now he knows I hayé deceived him; now he will despise me and hate me, and refuse to see me; now I can never go back." In such stresses of extreme panic and anguish an adult is simply a child, with the same overweight of emotions and the same imperfections of reason. During the moments when slie was certain that Leighton would not forgive her, Alice made 'wild clutches at tho hope that Duvernois might. There were glimpses of the earlier days of her married life; cheering phantoms of the days when she believed that she loved and was beloved— phantoms which swore by altar and bridal veils to secure her pardon. She imagined Duvernois overtaking her with the words, " Alice, I forgive your madness; do j^ou also forgive the coldness which drove you to it?" She imagined herself springing to him, reaching out her hands for reconciliation, putting up her mouth for a kiss, and sobbing, " Ah why were you not always so?" Then of a sudden she scorned this fancy, trampled it under her wear}', aching feet, and abhorred herself for being faithless to Leighton. At last she readied a sandy, lonely coast-road, a mile from the village, with a leaden, pulseless, corpselike sea on the loft, and on the right a long stretch of black, funeral marshes. Seating herself on a ruinous little bridge of un-painted and worm-eaten timbers, she looked down into a narrow, ish rivulet, of the color of ink, oozed noislessl^from the morass into the ocean. Her strength was gone; for the present fartluM flight was impossible, unless she fled from earth—fled into the unknown. This thought had indeed followed her from the house; at first it had been vague, almost unnoticed, like the whisper of someone far behind; then it had become clearerj as if the persuading fiend went faster than she thought the darkness, and were overtaking her. Now it was urgent, and would not be hushed, and demanded consideration. " If you should die," it muttered, "then you will escape; moreover, those who now abhor you and scorn you, will pity you, and pity for the dead is almost respect, almost love." "Oh, how can a ruined woman defend herself but by dying?" She wept as she gazed with a shudder into the black rivulet. Then she thought that the water seemed foul; then her body would become tangled in slimy reeds and floating things; that when they found her she would be horrible to look upon. But even in this there was penance, a meriting of forgiveness, a claim for pity. Slowly, inch by inch, like one who proposes a step which cannot be re-traaed, she crept under the railing of the bridge, seated herself on the edge of the shaky planking and continued to gaze into the inky waters. A quarter of an hour later, when the clergyman of Northport passed by that spot, returning from a visit to a dying saint of kis flock, nd one was there. We must revert to the two husbands. Duvernois had long wondered what could keep his wife in a sequestered hamlet, and immediately on.her refusal to join him in a summer tour he had resolved to look into her manner of life. . At the village hotel he had learned that a lady named Duvernois had arrived in the place during the previous summer^ and that she had been publicly married to a Doctor Leighton. He did not divulge his name—he did not so much as'divulge his emotions: he listened to this story calmly, his eyes fixed on vacancy. At the door of her boarding-house ic asked for Mrs. Duvernois, and then corrected himself, sayiiig, " I mean Mrs. Leighton." He must have had singular emotions at the moment, yet the serr vant-girl noticed nothing singular in his demeanior. Mrs. Leighton could not be found. None of tho family had seen her enter or go out; it was not kriSwn ' that she had been in the, house for an hour. , , " But there comes Doctor Leighton," remarked the girl as the visitor turned to leave. ' Even in this frightful conjuncture the characteristic coolness of Duvernois did not forsa,k6 ter a moment's hesitation and a quick glance at his rival, he said, "I do not knovy him; I will' call: ¿gain." On the graveled walk -wliich led from the yard gate to the dWr^tèp the t^o inen met-and pasr edrivithr ¿ut a word—the face of the'one, as. inexpressive of- the, strangeness, and, horror of the.encounter aa the mind of the other was .unconsciqijB of . them. . . ' Leighton immediately. missed Alice. In a quarter of an hour ho. became, anxious; in an hour lie -was in furious «earoh. of her. ,, .. SomeivH»feiatir"wJi^n Pwçerncgs COSCÔ^.TOiaiAiî.'^AÏÎBTH.PAGS.; ^ v- v . ;


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The animal has to be fed with milk every three hours through the night, according to zookeeper Gemma Anscomb.
The workload is shared out between 10 zookeepers so the animal doesn't form an attachment to one of them. If the zookeepers hadn't intervened to look after Lila, she would have died.
Wild meerkats are found in southern Africa and live in family groups. Every group has a sentry member who looks out for danger.


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Essential Eric Clapton: His 20 best songs
By 1967, Eric Clapton's reputation as one of the hottest young guitarists on the British blues scene was such that when somebody spray-painted "Clapton is God" on the Islington Underground station, it stuck. And Clapton definitely lived up to the billing as the former Yardbird who'd already cycled through John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, moved from Cream to Blind Faith, Delaney and Bonnie and Friends and Derek and the Dominos before launching a solo career in 1970 with a self-titled gem of an album.
With Clapton bound for Phoenix to headline US Airways Center in support of this year's model, here's a look at the best of the songs that even now continue to define his legacy. It starts with Derek and the Dominos because the songs on "Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs" are more of a piece with his solo career than his previous work. And this way, you get "Layla."
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Never been a fan.. daughter has luckily never liked it either. But I wonder if similar results would hold true with Dora the Fscking Explorer shouting everything at everyone.
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Saw this one coming :)
My daughters never watched Spongebob either. Dora was on our tv more than I care to admit, and she was constantly screaming and yelling
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Quick Path Interconnect replaces the Front Side Bus on Intel CPUs. The performance of the QPI on the X58 depends on whether the Core i7 965EE or other CPU is used. The 965EE has performance of about 6.4 Gigatransfers a second while the Core i7 920 or 940 has a performance of 4.8 Gigatransfers a second. The bandwidth is about 12 or 16GB per direction or 24 to 32GB per link with two 20-bit point to point links for the QPI.
The new CPU interface is called the LGA-1366. LGA stands for Land Grid Array and there are 1366 contact points between the Socket and the processor. The new LGA-1366 interface is designed to work at higher TDPs (Thermal Design Power). The new Core i7 CPUs have a TDP of about 130W, higher than the Core 2 Quad CPUs of the earlier generation and the LGA-1366 can handle them with ease. The installation process of the new CPUs is similar to the LGA-775 interface with a larger CPU die requiring new cooling.
One new consequence of the new chipset is the ability to run memory in Triple Channel mode. Previous motherboard chipsets had dual-Channel memory controllers. The ASUS board supports up to 1600MHz DDR3 memory when in overclock mode. Note, that while the Intel chipset only officially supports DDR3-1066, manufacturers can support higher frequencies as they please. The board has a 16 phase power design for the vCore+ 2 additional phases for the QPI/Memory controller.
The ASUS P6T Deluxe has low RDS (on) MOSFETs, Ferrite core chokes with lower hysteresis loss and 100% Japan-made high quality conductive polymer capacitors. The combination of the 16+2 Phase Power high quality components means that the motherboard will likely have higher performance in overclocking and a longer lifespan with minimal power loss compared to other designs which don't have these components.
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Other Ambient (and related) Music / Re: Obsidian Volume 2 - The Illusive Figure« on: April 12, 2016, 11:49:30 AM »
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It seems to me that Stuart (Diatonis) is simply drawing attention to his new album here. A bit of respect for an established artist is surely in order ?
I don't think of any of this as "now we're even." .And what apology? Nobody owes me an apology. Again, can't a guy make a simple joke here? Without people saying how dare you joke with a respected artist? What do you mean "You're no saint"? Now you're hurling insults and turning this personal? I sense some latent hostility left over from 15 years ago, which you alluded to when you dredged up my old forum moniker "Orion32.". And you did that because I simply stated you hadn't read the posts carefully about the Planetary Unfolding CD topic. Very sad. I think you take yourself far too seriously and get pushed out of shape if anyone challenges you in the very slightest degree. How about I just say you're an arrogant know it all who probably got picked on in school and beat up for being a little wussy smart ass? You wanna get personal, you got it Forrest. I've played nice with you here for awhile now and I THOUGHT the past was the past, but I see you haven't changed. To the others who jumped on me like sharks over my joke, you're no better than Forrest. Especially you Tomas Weiss. Look how I defended you and stood in your corner when you and your label were being attacked on this forum. And then you join the wolf pack and show your true colors. Actually you are the master here of insulting people and inciting dischord. Why are you even still on this forum? Nobody likes you. While I'm at it, Hypnos is a fucking joke now. You put out one CD a year that nobody buys. You spend all your time emailing everyone once a week to sell old CDs for $5 nobody wants. And you cry you have no time to release new music? Nobody here wants to say it . Well I just did. I hope the moderator has enough balls to leave this post for all to see, but he probably won't because he's a self righteous wussy like Fang. Please just remove me, ban me the whole nine yards. Don't waste your energy notifying me either. They won't be read, only deleted. So fuck off Forrest and the other assholes, they know who they are. Hypnos sucks. Please stop this charade of pretending to be an ambient label. Good luck with your $5 sales and washed up label. Take me off all your lists and please ban me for life! I won't fucking miss it one bit!!! 😝😝😂😱😎
It seems to me that Stuart (Diatonis) is simply drawing attention to his new album here.
A bit of respect for an established artist is surely in order ?
You just admitted the tapes were given to Tomas! Then what's the argument?
I suppose then Dennis Knopper of Databloem is evil too for remastering the Oophoi catalog with new artwork and "making money off a dead man"??
I don't see anyone criticizing him. Why are you so angry and obsessed about this topic? I can't figure it out. I said the same to you in our private messages.
You must really don't give a fuck about Klaus Wiese, it is not remastering it is remixed since the difference is to big, new art work for no reason, the new artwork have a totally different atmosphere.
And this Sanjay is made up person, to person who care about Klaus Wiese it makes you boil inside when you read their label information and the story of this sanjay that does not exist, do you really think this is a respectful way to treat Klaus ?
This does prove that the owners of this label does not give the slighest about klaus and to honor him in a respectful way, all they want is to get away from their responsibility and legal rights to release the material.
As I did mention, when Klaus was alive there was only 2 people who had access to the orginal DAT tapes that Klaus left behind, in other words Klaus has more or less give Permission for this source to use this material. Thomas got access to the DAT tapes
because he and the source did work together and was on the same label at the time, now they have gone seperate ways, while thomas took the DAT tapes with him and now release the stuff. The Source did never give thomas permission to release the remixed versions of the DAT tapes or any dat tapes at all, those where given for private use.
The DAT tapes was given to the source by Klaus himself after over 20 years of friendship.
If some one have permission to release the material non-comercially it should be in.
I suggest archives.org to use as a plattform this will ensure that the music will still stay up there for generations to come.
Same goes with Mathias Grassow - Himavat (2015 Special Edition), he have no permission to release this cd, grassow have never approved the remixed version either, from what I have heard Thomas released this cd anyway and ignored all emails telling him to not release because he had no permission to do so, this proves once again about Thomas personality here, totally respect-less individual, in this is reflected in both his business method I know a few people on the forum who have been the victim of his business methods (without mention any name), his rude and respect-less personality is also reflected in his constant rude and sarcastic posts.
"Music for Dishwashers"
Brian Eno's long awaited project, coming soon....
"This will look like total blatant spam but too bad..."
"I know I know - I'm cheating. "
John ... you will be remembered for these two lines, if nothing else.
Hmm, weird. It didn't embed but at least it created a clickable link.
Possibly my favorite work of his since The Thin Red Line.!!!
Hearing this excites me. Thin Red Line is certainly my favourite from Zimmer as well.
El Culto - the "extreme" comment is about David Sylvian, not Steve Roach.


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Beginnings EP
- Artists Joey Shigrov, Melissa Pixel, exmosounds
- Release Date 2013-07-22
- Labels Ordinance Records
- Catalog ORD0005
- Description From the high-rises of Sydney, Australia, exmosounds is a new and upcoming producer, and is truly mastering his melodic house genre! With being a underground mastermind over the past few years, when he submitted to Ordinance Records, we couldn't help but love him! On this new EP, with great vocals from Philadelphia's own, the beautiful Melissa Pixel and a remix from Joey Shigrov, and another banging original, exmosounds is kicking of his label dealings quickly with this release! Please welcome the first of many, the "Beginnings"!