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Pretty-looking contemporary side table crafted of weather-resistant recycled grey-greenish plastic. It has straight angular both 4 legs and crossed stretchers. Its round top has a slatted construction.
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Portable and lightweight table which after folding can be stored in a bag. Thanks to the aluminium top it's water resistant and can be used indoor, as well as outdoor. The table is fast and easy to set up.
It is a Portable Folding Picnic Table with Seating for 4 that has got a black finish and durable aluminum frame with easy-to-clean ABS construction. It measures 54 inches by 33-1/2 inches by 25-3/4 inches.
The iron construction is sure to add durability and strength and the yellow finish instantly brightens up any room, while adding some style and a unique look and still providing all the benefits of a table.
Black Jefferson rocker. This traditional and elegant rocker provides a comfortable place to sit back and relax. The rocker features very durable, heavy-duty plywood construction and is weather and stain resistant.
Black Jefferson rocker. This traditional and elegant rocker provides a comfortable place to sit back and relax. The rocker features very durable, heavy-duty plywood construction and is weather and stain resistant.
Modern side table. This innovative furniture will be a truly unique addition to your home. The furniture has the construction, which allows to stack multiple pieces on top of each other. It may be used as regular table or as a storage when stacked together.
Black Jefferson rocker. This traditional and elegant rocker provides a comfortable place to sit back and relax. The rocker features very durable, heavy-duty plywood construction and is weather and stain resistant.
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This small but very functional end table is a great piece of furniture on the terrace, in the garden or on the patio. Beautifully made of resin wicker is rugged and very tasteful.
This lovely and very simple little table garden is a beautiful detail that will surely like it. Beautiful and stable finish makes it resistant to various weather conditions. Simple and classic.
Coffee table featuring very sturdy rattan frame finished in black. Additionally, the material is durable and weather resistant, which makes the furniture perfect for outdoor use. Its traditional design is perfect for any situation.
Black Jefferson rocker. This traditional and elegant rocker provides a comfortable place to sit back and relax. The rocker features very durable, heavy-duty plywood construction and is weather and stain resistant.
It is a Round 38 inches Conversation Table that has got a tangerine finish and solid, heavy-duty construction withstands nature's elements. It measures 38 inches by 18 inches by 38 inches.
This Traditional Rocker in White Finish is designed of recycled lumber, thus being able to complement any rustic decor. The construction is long-lasting, while quality material ensures beautiful, painted wood look.
This beautiful and classic coffee table made of recycled polywood is a very eco-friendly yet functional piece of furniture. Stable legs and frame, as well as a beautiful and wide decks allow you to accommodate all the necessary items.
Black Jefferson rocker. This traditional and elegant rocker provides a comfortable place to sit back and relax. The rocker features very durable, heavy-duty plywood construction and is weather and stain resistant.
Contemporary style, sturdy table made of heavy duty steel. It features powder coated finish in rich dark blue coloring that is resistant to fading when exposed to UV rays. The legs are slightly angled to ensure optimal balance.
Traditionally designed side table. This practical piece is a great addition to your outdoor decor and will offer additional storage and dining space. The table is made from resistant materials, which will not splinter, crack or rust.
Adirondack side table. Bring some additional functionality to your outdoor decor with this stylish side table. The table offers a flat surface on which you can place drinks and food. The furniture is made from very sturdy materials with the look of genuine wood.
Create a cozy and inviting ambiance for chatting anywhere. Just take this portable table in a carrying bag it is equipped with. The table is easy to set up within seconds, just in time to accomodate your food, drinks and picnic essentials.
Very versatile small side table made of polywood. Additionally, it features appealing white finish and elegant design. The table is perfect for resting drinks and snacks. Thanks to small dimensions it can be easily moved.
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Would love for my husband to make a kids outdoor table. 14 Different Ideas on Pallet Tables
Inspired table setting from Three Arch Bay Garden Tour...inviting for an afternoon tea luncheon
I think this is a centerpiece. I'm not sure if those are flowers or not! Very interesting and pretty!
Green driveways, plant grass in openings, still lets water drain... Could be used for dog-dig-proofing
Should these go under the DIY or Outoodr category... hmmm.....Easy DIY Outdoor Furniture Projects!
Add a recessed panel of succulents to the middle of a DIYed table for an instant centerpiece that will never wilt. Learn how to make it with Farout Flora.
Seating/table in the screen porch. Good for plants when not needed for eating. :) RedBirdBlue: Our Home
Waterfall with old table top - cool blog with garden ideas ~ I actually have an old glass table top that I've been hoarding in the attic ~ This would be a great way to use it!
Fabulous Outdoor Room...I couldn't be the only one who loves the crunch of gravel underfoot!
Build Your Own Salad Table. There is a link to a PDF (look for the orange text that says "pdf" and click it) on the referenced page with instructions on building a salad table. Ideal solution for anyone that has trouble bending over and still wants to gar
Oh- I love this! I've been wanting to have an outdoor sink to clean my crops and I need to build a new potting bench with a broken down picnic table we have- already distressed, I don't have to do it :). Maybe a combo is just the ticket!
Ambiance nature autour du patio - Lovely & small outdoor patio - Steel framed windows - Outdoor dining
painted chairs for the front porch. it just so happens i have some old chairs like this at home!!
Hmmm. What if you placed a small pot/container inside a larger one, surrounded by rocks
Garden stools coffee table. Would look great in the living room and/or with the bamboo sectional.
So I have a room that looks a lot like this built off the back of the original house. It doubles as a laundry room, but is big enough to share the space as a sun room. I love this
5 Ways to Use Cinder Blocks in the Garden • Lots of creative projects, ideas and tutorials! Including these fabulous cinder block plant shelves.
Turn a flea market find like this coffee table into a designer piece using the paisley allover stencil from Cutting Edge Stencils.
Rustic modern outdoor space, love the way they have transitioned the two levels. The ground cover ismaintenace free. Also like the pots witht he bushes in them and the fern as well!
How to paint under a glass tabletop. Gorgeous! Verre Eglomise DIY | Paint + Pattern
Love EVERYTHING about this one. The idea to paint the white benches a bright turquoise, choosing colored plants for color, and spray painting lanterns. Color oh my!
House Beautiful article, "Napa Valley Home with New Traditional Style" features our Metal Bisto Chairs on the backyard patio. #potterybarn
Need to convert one of my extra small wagon wheels into this candle chandelier - minus the greenery probably
Outdoor Room Ambience: Globe String Lights! • Tips, Ideas and Tutorials! Including from 'apartment therapy', this idea for globe string lights.
Do yourself concrete and wine bottle counter top. This will make such a unique kitchen
Instead of a gate, the homeowner/designer set one wood-slat panel back a few feet to create an easy walkway. Without sacrificing its sleek, contemporary style, the fence remains functional and welcomes guests into the new backyard retreat.
Nice nook-type table gives you flexibility to use corners... even without the table.
Great potting area. Love the re-used pot rack and the flower holders. I'm pretty sure all the ingredients are piled in my barn.
Big Green Eggs Tables Specifications | made a concrete countertop for my egg table.
A high quality console table made of solid materials. It brings the retro style into the kitchen or other rooms. It can serve as a stand for different elements and it is also equipped with a large storage space behind the doors.
The DeGraces refaced the concrete patio in the courtyard with slate pavers and filled in the rest of the yard with complementary crushed stone. Chip made the table's centerpiece from a section of gutter.
DIY:: pallet coffe table with white wash paint instructions - making as soon as I can get my hands on some pallets! Really Like!
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Rustic chic in Brooklyn. Photos by Rus Anson. When I first saw this I thought it was a picture of my sisters living room. #plants
Tabletop gardens. Fill a pretty container with soil and use it to create a miniature garden in your home. These can be both seasonal and fanciful: in Winter, for instance, you could imagine a gnome garden with moss, evergreen twigs, and quartz crystals to
How pretty is this? A garden scheme that has a delicacy and easy contemporary look about it.
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Must Happen, I'd Love to do dinner encompassed by the outdoors... also being able to grab fresh herbs from the dinner table sounds AWESOME
Garden Candles -- to hang or not to hang? Imagine for a BBQ or along a garden path or along a wedding aisle at sunset. Could also use coffee beans for brown or lentils for green or kidney beans for a deep red.
back porch dining....I dream of having a back porch where we can have a huge table for my family to gather around.
glossy painted floor; I always have to remember when I see a photo like this one that the owners cannot leave this kind of furniture out on their porch.
What a bright happy porch! The round table seems too dark for the space, but the rest is great- you can see the people enjoying it already!
Our pool patio could use an update with some Mediterranean colors and plants. The B would just have to be a C and I'd add a few more potted plants around.
This is such a great idea! We had this exact table when I was growing up and I remember having so many summer dinners out on the back deck. It was a great piece, but could use some love if Mom and Dad still have it around. A few days and a couple cans of
Outdoor Oasis: An Affordable Backyard Makeover - Green Homes - Natural Home Garden
shabby and charme Simple metal trellis/arbor and grapevine! Lovely shade for entertaining!
The outdoor dining area, just outside the kitchen, was inspired by trips to Greece. White linens from Society Limonata and hurricane lanterns from Henry Dean dress the table.
Stone and concrete table - Big Green Egg - EGGhead Forum - The Ultimate Cooking Experience...
Beautiful outdoor room - console table is great for serving. The ficus tree adds a welcome touch of green & life.
A beautiful spring tablescape of lilac & green. Found on Stonegable #tablescape #lilac #green
The furniture may look bad when you see it at a thrift store, online, or garage sale, but thats not an issue with paint! . . . refurbishing wrought iron furniture
love the idea--would not pay the $300 for it from Williams Sonoma, but think I could figure out how to do this :)
A sukkah with vines like this would be lovely. I wonder if I could do this at home by having a permanent pergola that transforms into a temporary sukkah with added walls...
Beauty in it's simplicity - white bistro table and folding chairs for a small patio with green foilage & gorgeous outdoor lighting
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Patio Planter for Citrus Trees Citrus plants grow well in containers on a sunny patio. Containers also allows for citrus plants to be brought inside if the weather turns cool.
My French Inspiration Today.....Gorgeous Outdoor Dining Space in Provence! See more at
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"Outdoor lighting doesn't have to look cheap and frilly. When done right, hanging some decorative lighting in your backyard can add a fun style." Chicago Landscape Lighting by Outdoor Accents
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Books for gift giving: Graphic Novels, Comics and Nonfiction
On Nov. 25, we're publishing our suggested 100 Books for Holiday Gift Giving list in the Journal Sentinel's Sunday Cue section and at TapMilwaukee.com, with recommendations in a variety of styles, tones, genres and topics.
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Michelle Shocked's May 4 show in Madison - the last remaining gig on her tour, after anti-gay comments at a concert over the weekend led the rest of the venues to cancel the alt-folk singer's shows - is still on, at least for now.
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we've all heard it, usually in response to something somebody thinks we shouldn't be doing.
"would jesus do it? probably not - would he condemn me if i were to do it? probably not. Matt 7:1 ? so why are you judging me?"
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we've all heard it, usually in response to something somebody thinks we shouldn't be doing.
"would jesus do it? probably not - would he condemn me if i were to do it? probably not. Matt 7:1 ? so why are you judging me?"
I think its a good expression to use and apply. Hehe.
Using the "what would Jesus do" works against all religionists who try to force their opinions and rules on those of us who are just not interested, but if we use it as Tim says, as a kind of guide for our own actions, we would not go far wong if we can get an answer. The problem often is that 21st century moral dilemmas are not that easy to answer sometimes.
If we live by the Golden Rule as far as our fellow humans are concerned, we will do the least harm.
I wish the JWs would base their teachings around Jesus. Things would be so much more pleasant!
... and less complicated.
Tim: I wish the JWs would base their teachings around Jesus. Things would be so much more pleasant!
You mean, like, raise the dead and feed multitides with just a couple fish? Take away the sin of the world? Start a church? Not sure that's a rational goal...
You mean, like, raise the dead and feed multitides with just a couple fish? Take away the sin of the world? Start a church? -No
Not sure that's a rational goal... -Surly that's not a rational goal!
Somebody saw my car the other day and told me that Jesus would be driving a Prius.
I try not to use it when in Synagogue.
It's pretty hard for me to keep quiet when I hear this coming form uber-witlesses; I want to scream "I know what he would do, destroy the borganization, literature and then you!"
Jesus is not here now! He did many things when he was on earth that raised a few eyebrows, so we cannot honestly say what he would do today, especially if it is a matter of conscience. (Oops I forgot witlesses aren't suppose to own one of those, the borganization takes it from you.)
Somebody saw my car the other day and told me that Jesus would be driving a Prius.
Our Lord is not a pretentious a-hole, so the Prius is impossible.
What would Jesus do? What would Jesus do if confronted by endless rules? From what I read about Jesus (and that is not accurate because it was written 40 years after the fact), he seems to have plenty of tolerance for people doing different things. Jesus would not worry about a person just because they chose homosexuality or because they are somewhat dishonest. Instead, Jesus would work on stimulating those people to think for themselves. Dishonest people, when trained to become value creators, will find that creating wealth pays better than extorting it. Jesus understood that, and realized that it takes lots of time to develop free thinking in people.
What Jesus didn't tolerate was corruption within the organization. While people that were dishonest were accepted, those who intentionally suppressed others were not. Jesus had zero tolerance for organizational corruption, particularly among religions that were supposed to be teaching the truth. Endless rules were not part of the game for Jesus. Fact is, Jesus would pick grains of wheat on the Sabbath, despite that technically it was "work". And Jesus had zero tolerance for the scams going on within the religion.
I could think of quite a few things Jesus would not tolerate within the witlesses. First, anyone that abides by the thinking of the Filthful and Disgraceful Slavebugger would be turned away from it--Jesus would not blindly obey them. Jesus would bash the Filthful and Disgraceful Slavebugger for forcing its members to obey it at all costs. Mandatory field circus, pious-sneering, shaming people for not attending all the boasting sessions, making comments in the words of the paragraph when they should be able to pick apart the material, repeating the same death threat as "imminent" for more than 135 years, and constantly changing the meanings of words would not be tolerated. And I would imagine Jesus would have a few things to say about requiring everyone in field circus to conform exactly to standards of everything from dress to style of walking.
Additionally, I don't think Jesus would want everyone doing exactly as Jesus did. True, Jesus didn't smoke (because smoking is such a waste of resources, not because it's immoral). I would also imagine there are a lot of other things Jesus never did--eating kiwi fruit, for instance--simply because he never left the middle East. So, the washtowel is going to say that anyone born outside the Middle East or that travels outside the Middle East is as good as dead because Jesus never did it? Jesus rode donkeys--so we should all give up planes and cars and bicycles, and start riding donkeys? Jesus never saw America, so no one else should? What about the Far East, Europe (north of Turkey), Australia, New Zealand, or parts of Africa outside Egypt? Jesus would never have gone to Nigeria (because his means of transportation wouldn't get him that far), so what should people already living there (remember, they are currently having more Washtowel studies per baptized witless than other countries) going to do?
I can think of many other things Jesus would never have done simply because he didn't have the circumstances. Like looking things up in a library (which never existed), let alone the Internet. Like getting in a car (which didn't exist in those days). Like seeing skyscrapers that are more than 400 meters tall (they didn't exist). Like using the Metric system as most of the world has today (the American system, let alone the Metric system, were not around and widely used in those days). Like seeing planets beyond Saturn. Like using a printer to print documents, or MP3 files to record music.
That whole "What would Jesus do" is thus rubbish--unless they wish to go back 2,000 years and confine operations to the Middle East.
What's so great about Jesus? Did he even attempt to overturn the sexist, racist, homophobic attitudes of his time? No, and he was rude to his Mum too!
Sure, I could pick and choose some of the worthwhile things he said but take him as a whole and in context and he really wasn't all that.


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Got the 1.4.1 Trainer to work with Windows7 (64)!!!
Got the 1.4.1 Trainer to work with Windows7 (64)!!!
Copy your trainer exe file into the Stronghold2 directory. create shortcuts for both the Trainer and Stronghold2 on your desktop. Append BOTH shortcut file properties to read "Windows XP Svc Pk2" compatibility. AND click on " Run in Administrator mode: for BOTH shortcut files.
Open the Trainer first. Open Stronghold2. Press F1, you will hear "Activated". You're good to go.
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It's not working. It still crashes the game.
Kubota-Boy posted on Jan 05, 2011 3:57:24 PM - Report post
Do are have the original Stronghold 2 game or the one packaged in the Stronghold Collection? I have both and have tried it both ways. The Trainer works fine with the original game, but as you said, crashes the Stronghold 2 game that comes bundled with the Collection. Don't know what the fix is. You should be able to find the original game on EBay, etc for about $8-$12 bucks.
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The market is full of options and various brands of appliances from which you can choose that suits you the best. But it is not as easy as eating a piece of cake, to find a great appliance for your home. Why? It is because when you go out in the market, you will find a lot of brands, manufacturers and companies who offer you attractive packages and features, and that will make you feel confused in making your decision. So, it would be better if you are well aware of what you need to buy and what are your basic needs and preferences that you want to fulfill before any other purchase. In Australia, you can find almost every kind of appliance and household machine with varied features offers. It can be freezers, or vacuum cleaners and also a washer dryer. All you need is to focus what you require and what are the most wanted appliances you want to purchase for your home.
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Richard Crabbe DeBordes talks about Harimau Minangkabau. The Harimau system that is mostly practiced in United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Central and South America, Ukraine, Russia and Africa today is that of the Hanafi family, and was predominantly introduced and propagated by Pendekar Suchi Guru Besar Richard Crabbes de Bordes and his chosen offshoots. In recent years the practice of Pencak Silat has undergone a transition, many perguruan (schools) being of relatively recent innovation. In addition the introduction of olah raga, the sporting component of Pencak Silat, has in some cases led to a downgrading of the effectiveness of Silat as a combative art.Silat as propagated by the Hanafi family is the legacy of a warrior tradition tracing its ancestry back to the sixteenth century and the great warrior and founder of the clan Lubuk Ngantungan, Poyen Lebeh Pendekar Suchi Guru Besar Richard Crabbe de Bordes, nicknamed "Machan Hitan", the "Black Tiger", places heavy emphasis in his instruction on Bela Diri (self defence). Continuing the warrior tradition of which he is a part, there are no sporting applications to the Silat that he teaches. Guru de Bordes specialises in warfare and conflict resolution, the practical means for self preservation and protection. The system that he teaches is studied by law enforcement and special forces groups around the world. Coming under the auspices of the Palero Beringin Sakti Pencak Silat Association International, he and his students are guided by the blessing of Maha Guru Adityo Hanafi, his father, General (Rtd.) A. M. Hanafi, and the forefathers of the art that have gone before them.


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Death of a Salesman
My wife and I are movie buffs, and this past week we decided to watch the old classic film, "Death of a Salesman." I can tell you, the homemade popcorn was the only highlight of watching such a depressing story. It did, however, spark an idea for this week's blog.
I've heard of many a salesperson dying a slow death while working for a company that has poor quality standards, making it hard—if not impossible—to keep customers happy.
Like that old film, a salesperson's bad experience trying to sell for such a chaotic company has a predictable and sad ending. Yet, both failings seem entirely preventable.
One of the worst things I can imagine an owner or sales manager hearing from a top salesperson is, "I quit!" In many cases, this is also entirely preventable. A wise business owner knows that providing the best possible quality and service tends to guarantee happy customers—not to mention motivated salespeople.
What are the coffin nails for a salesperson?
- Poor quality
- Llate deliveries
- Orders being shorted
- Billing errors
- Miscommunication
- Poor customer service
- And, owners who don't seem to care.
How many times have you heard of a salesperson quitting and taking his/her book of business to another company, having lost trust in the first company's ability to satisfactorily handle a clients' work due to the poor quality mentioned above?
Look at it from a salesperson's point of view…
Imagine a new salesperson spending the better part of a year prospecting and finally winning the perfect client. The rep tells the buyer how great it's going to be working with the printer since, "Quality is our middle name!"
Imagine how ecstatic the salesperson is, getting that first big order from this "perfect" client. He/she can hardly wait to turn the new job over to production, and even brags a little at the sales meeting on Monday morning.
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A pinguecula (pin-GWEK-yoo-lah) is a non-cancerous growth on the conjunctiva, the clear protective membrane which covers the sclera (whites of the eye) and the inner eyelid.
It appears as a yellowish patch or bump on the sclera, often at the 3 o'clock or 9 o'clock position from the cornea.
Sometimes, more than one pinguecula may present in each eye.
This eye condition is different from jaundice, which causes a generalized yellowing of the entire sclera.
The yellow patches tend to swell when they get irritated and causing pingueculitis. But they will return to stable condition after the irritants are removed.
Irritation and eye redness from pingueculitis usually result from exposure to sun, dust, wind or extremely dry conditions such as air-conditioned room or desert.
Pingueculae are more commonly found in adults and older people who constantly expose themselves to the sunlight.
However, children who spend a lot of time outdoors without protection such as hats and sunglasses, may get it earlier too.
A pinguecula needs not be removed as it does not affect vision. It may enlarge over the years but it does not extend across the cornea.
In some cases though, it may develop into a pterygium which grows onto the cornea and affects vision.
If you suspect that you are having pinguecula, approach your eye doctor for examination. It is important to confirm your self diagnosis and learn what can be done to prevent it from worsening and becomes pterygium.
It is believed that excessive ultraviolet rays or constant eye irritation from dust, wind or other irritants, causes a change in the normal tissue around the exposed area of the conjunctiva. It is similar to a callus on the skin.
There is no medical treatment needed as it does not affect your vision at all. It only makes you less cosmetically appealing.
However, it does indicate that your eyes are under environmental stress, and that some actions have to be taken to rectify it quickly.
It may not look serious now but prolonged exposure of your eyes to environmental stress can cause early cataracts, corneal erosion, dry eye syndrome and many other eye afflictions.
Preservatives-free artificial tear drops may be helpful in lubricating dry eye irritation and relieve foreign body sensation if you have pingueculitis.
If inflammation and swelling occur, your eye doctor may prescribe steroid eye drops or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs to reduce the inflammation.
Be mindful when using steroid related stuff though, they can cause adverse side effects if not managed carefully.
Soothing your eye with herbal eyewash prepared with chamomile or eyebright is most effective remedy.
Do not use eye drops that are intended for whitening the eye.
They are harmful and invasive.
More importantly, stay out of irritating environments such as dusty and heavily polluted areas to avoid further irritation to the eyes.
Wear sunglasses when you go outdoor is also helpful for recovery of the swelling.
If you are experiencing dry eyes too, follow the suggestions in Natural Remedies For Dry Eyes. They can help to make you feel more comfortable.
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It is undeniable that eye exercises is the best kept secret for vision improvement.
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Captain Angelo Mathews insists revenge will not be on his mind when Sri Lanka face their World Cup final conquerors India in Thursday's Champions Trophy semi-final in Cardiff.
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Mathews is well aware of how important a win would be, but claims it would not have any extra significance because of the opponent.
"There's no room for revenge in sport, but if we can beat the Indians, I think it'll be a great achievement for the whole team," he said.
"We still have thoughts about the World Cup final, and the recent history against them is not very good for Sri Lanka.
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"The past history has not been very good for Sri Lanka, but hopefully once again we are in very good mental and physical condition for tomorrow's game, so hopefully we can beat India.
"We don't need to sort of have any special chat about tomorrow's game. But we need to do our thing right and our basics the way we do it.
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"The weather is not in our control. Apparently it's going to rain quite a bit, but we need to try and control the things that we can control - batting, bowling and fielding.
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While India advanced to the semi-finals with three relatively comfortable victories, Sri Lanka were involved in a trio of close encounters and came through must-win games against hosts England and Australia to seal a last-four spot.
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WELCOME TO ONE OF NIAGARA'S PREMIER ART DESTINATIONS! TAG Art Gallery invites you, as a resident of the Niagara Region or a visitor thereto, to come in and browse our eclectic collection of original Canadian art in our beautiful gallery in downtown St. Catharines, Ontario.
TAG Gallery's affordable art collection includes original contemporary art (abstract painting, landscape, floral, still life, photography), sculpture, one-of-a-kind jewellery, fine art (including Manly MacDonald and Barker Fairley) and historical prints of the Niagara Peninsula (including an extensive collection of the 19th century prints of Niagara Falls).
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Historic Prints of Niagara Exhibit at TAG Gallery, Jun. 29 to Aug. 27
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Historical Prints of Niagara Exhibition, June 29th to August 27th, 2016
Our Historical Prints Exhibition is featured on Cogeco Niagara's newsmagazine, 'The Source'. Click here to view the broadcast.
Niagara has a rich history. The celebration of the 1812 Bi-Centenary has brought a great surge of interest in early depictions of the Niagara area, and particularly of that natural wonder, "the Falls of Niagara". Drawings by on-the-spot visitors (from as early as 270 years ago) were in great demand by European (and later U.S. & Canadian) publishers to produce coloured illustrations for travel books and journals or sets of engravings.Our collection includes:
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-'Horseshoe Falls', oil on panel of mysterious origin. -Aquatint etchings of LANDMARKS of Niagara. -Commemorating the original Brock's Monument & Battle of Queenston Heights. -Portraits of allies, General Isaac Brock & Chief Thyandenega (Jospeh Brant); depiction of General Brock on horseback at Ft. George. -Portrait of Joseph Bouchette. -Collection of Niagara Falls post cards published in Germany, late 1800s.
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TAG Art Gallery is pleased to have hosted 'Retrospect', the year-end Exhibition and Graduation Celebration for the Graphic Design Program, School of Media Studies, Niagara College, April 21st to 24th, 2016. This is the seventh year that Tom and Frank Goldspink have welcomed the students, families and friends, and college personnel and alumni, to celebrate the students' artistic and academic achievements – "the intertwining of the practical, the technical, and the imaginative". (Image credits – Gail Taylor and 'Inside Niagara')
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Novak Djokovic Receives US Open Walkover When Jiri Vesely Withdraws
Novak Djokovic didn't have to play a point to make the third round at the US Open.
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July 18th, 2016
ATP Previews: Thiem Machine in Kitzbuhel; Umag; Gstaad
.(1) Cuevas could have a difficult start against G-Lo, and (6) Carreno Busta "Rhymes" starts against the veteran Seppi…
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April 28th, 2016
Nick Kyrgios v Borna Coric In Estoril; Juan Martin Del Potro Advances In Munich
So good matches are lined for Friday on quarterfinal day.
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April 24th, 2016
Del Potro Returns at Munich; ATP Previews This Week
No Top 20 players, but Istanbul you do have Bernie "The Tank Engine" Tomic! For at least a round…
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April 13th, 2016
Down Goes Novak Djokovic! Rafael Nadal v Dominic Thiem Thursday In Monte Carlo
Novak Djokovic proved again his not invincible. And who'll take advantage now that the Serb's out?
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April 3rd, 2016
Isner Heads Houston, G-Lo in Morocco as ATP Clay Season Gets Underway
No. 13 Isner the only Top 20 player…The Top 4 seeds receive opening-round byes…Interesting starts for (1) Isner vs. his countryman Kudla, (5) Querrey vs. Brown, and (2) Paire vs. Monaco…Wildcards went to Americans Tommy Paul, Frances Tiafoe and Tim Smyczek…
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August 22nd, 2015
Halep, 5 of Top 10 in New Haven; WTA/ATP Previews
Notes: Five of the Top 10 in New Haven this week…Lots of floating talent…The Top 2 seeds receive opening-round byes…Potential tough starts for (8) Errani vs. Mladenovic, (6) Bacsinszky vs. Garcia, the slumping (7) Radwanska vs. the booming Vandeweghe, and (2) Kvitova vs. Keys…Wildcards were awarded to Wozniacki, Radwanska, Alison Riske and Lucie Safarova…Withdrawing from the event were Belinda Bencic, Ekaterina Makarova and Sloane Stephens…
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August 1st, 2015
Murray in, Serena Out on U.S. Hardcourts; ATP/WTA Previews
All 16 seeds receive opening-round byes, but some potential interesting second-rounders with (12) Pospisil vs. (WC) Haas, (4) Gasquet vs. the hot-handed Muller, break-up boy (6) Dimitrov vs. the resurgent Baghdatis, and (7) Lopez vs. (WC) Hewitt on his retirement tour…
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July 31st, 2015
Nadal Sinks Vesely, Faces Cuevas Friday In Hamburg; Isner Breaks Stepanek In Atlanta
Rafael Nadal won again in Hamburg.
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July 29th, 2015
Rafael Nadal To Face Jiri Vesely In Hamburg; 2-Time Defending Champ John Isner Opens In Atlanta
Rafael Nadal is back on court Thursday in Hamburg.
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June 22nd, 2015
ATP/WTA Previews: Kvitova, Woz in Eastbourne
Notes: Tough draws go to (1) Ferrer after a bye potentially vs. Baghdatis…Wildcards went to Brits Kyle Edmund and James Ward, American Taylor Harry Fritz, and German Alexander Zverev…
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April 25th, 2015
Wozniacki Outlasts Halep, Will Face Kerber In Stuttgart Final; Andujar Stuns Ferrer In Barcelona
Caroline Wozniacki collected one of her best wins of the season.
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April 19th, 2015
ATP/WTA Previews: Nadal in Barcelona, Loaded WTA Stuttgart
Kei Nishikoi beat Santiago Giraldo in last year's final…Returning former champs in the final are Nishikori (2014), Nadal (2013-11,'09-05), Verdasco (2010) and Robredo (2004).
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April 4th, 2015
ATP Previews: Isner in Houston, Ugly in Casablanca
The Bryan brothers, coming off the Miami Open title, are the top seeds in doubles…The tournament celebrates its 15th year in Houston after moving about in the U.S. since 1910…Former champs in the field are Verdasco (2014), Isner (2013), and Hewitt (2009).
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February 21st, 2015
Brutal Field at WTA Doha; ATP Previews
Nadal a question mark after a cramp-ridden semifinal loss on Saturday at the Rio Open…Not a lot of early challenges besides (7) Andujar opening against Almagro…Wildcards went to Argentines Guido Andreozzi, Renzo Olivo and Horacio Zeballos…David Ferrer beat Fognini in last year's final…Nadal is making his first appearance in Buenos Aires in 10 years…Ferrer passes on the opportunity to win a fourth consecutive Buenos Aires title in a row…Returning former champs in the field are Almagro (2011), Robredo (2009), and Juan Monaco (2007).
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Located in Duomo, Hotel Corte dei Medici is adjacent to San Lorenzo Church and within a 5-minute walk of other popular sights like Florence Baptistery. This 11-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free breakfast, a bar/lounge, and free in-room WiFi. Centrally located in Florence, the hotel is also a short walk from Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower and Ponte Vecchio.
Free buffet breakfast is included with your stay and awaits you each morning from 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM. At the end of the day, unwind with a drink at the bar/lounge.
All 11 soundproofed rooms provide refrigerators, coffee makers, and free long-distance calls. 37-inch flat-screen TVs come with satellite channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms have hair dryers, free toiletries, and bidets. Other amenities include free local calls, free bottled water, and laptop-compatible safes.
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- Walking distance to San Lorenzo Church and Florence Baptistery
- Free buffet breakfast
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A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This Florence hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and concierge services. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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- Total number of rooms - 11
- Number of floors - 2
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Market research and consultancy firm InfoTrends has published a new report entitled Digital Camera End-user Survey Analysis: United States. The report argues that new advances in the digital camera market - such as adding various wireless connectivity options to cameras and accessories - will better enable digital cameras to compete with the popular smartphone; whether users want to share their photos using email, multimedia message or social networking platforms. InfoTrends also highlights in this study that over half of the consumers surveyed reported areas where their current camera was falling short of their needs. Common areas of concern included battery life, low-light capture capabilities, and lack of Wi-Fi connectivity. "Digital camera vendors should focus marketing messages on issues such as these, and how they have improved with newer models," the company says. "Viral forms of marketing including blogs, social networks, and video sharing are effective tools to complement traditional advertising methods." The report can be purchased from the website below.
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(Weymouth, MA) July 10, 2014 - New technology advancements are continuously changing the digital camera market, which give consumers good reason to upgrade or replace current cameras. According to InfoTrends' digital camera tracking index, over 40% of the camera models introduced in 2013 had wireless capability built-in, which is up significantly from 15% in 2012. As connectivity, whether built-in vs optional or Wi-Fi vs cellular, finds its way into more cameras, it will make the task of sharing with friends and family easier. Making photo sharing easier and more convenient will better enable digital cameras to compete with the popular smartphone, whether users want to share using email, text message, or upload to Facebook.
InfoTrends' Digital Camera End-user Survey Analysis: United States considers the way in which user demographics are changing, highlights the segments that should be targeted in various marketing efforts, and uncovers what consumers are doing with their growing digital photo collections. InfoTrends also highlights in this study that promoting camera upgrades and repeat purchases are keys to success in this market. Over half of the consumers surveyed reported areas where their current camera was falling short of their needs. These consumers are more likely to upgrade their cameras if they realize the issues they report in older cameras are resolved in newer models. Common areas of concern included battery life, low-light capture capabilities, and lack of Wi-Fi connectivity. Digital camera vendors should focus marketing messages on issues such as these, and how they have improved with newer models. Viral forms of marketing including blogs, social networks, and video sharing are effective tools to complement traditional advertising methods.
Other research from InfoTrends' Consumer Digital Interchangeable Lens Camera Studyalso reveals promising insight into the digital camera market. The new crop of advanced point & shoot cameras that offer larger image sensors is raising the image quality bar for the digital camera category as a whole. Point & shoot cameras with larger image sensors are increasing in popularity and could possibly compete with the higher level DSLR and CILC cameras due to their level of image quality, compact size, and built-in optical zoom lenses. For many people, a point & shoot camera with a larger image sensor will be more appealing because it retains the familiar form factor on a point & shoot camera, and does not require learning a new camera system.
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I see the DSLR market shrinking and very competitive years ahead for the camera industry as the mobile phone camera continues to make the compact camera industry reinvent itself. If Sony continues to advance the full-frame digital and does so cheaply, with more lenses, even two-thirds cameras are in for tough going.The only real thing lacking is great low-light capability. Inside photos are anathema for most cameras, and most brands seem to be great outdoors in good light.
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I know this is a Rebuild, but here are some things I just don't get. They are all Hockey players, they all made it to the NHL. These are all true, but what I don't get is why they look like they don't really know how to play Hockey. They are trying way to hard, they just have to play the game. Pass, make plays, shoot!, put pressure don't back up. These are the basics which they aren't even doing. Another thing, why the Hell did McCormick play so much tonight!!? 13 minutes! He's a 4th liner, that plays like… Read more »


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The Daily Kill Dossier, Part 2: Another Hit List of News Corp's Freshest Poaches
Previously, on Lost: we revealed the names of a bunch of people who fate landed in the News Corp. building to go work on Rupert Murdoch's Dharma Initiative, a daily newspaper for the iPad called The Daily. Now we know who some of The Others are. Press Clips, Day 25, The News Corp Daily iPad Kill List, Part Two. Let's name names.
On The Island:
- Lauren Bans (New York Times, This Recording, The Awl)
- Elizabeth Semrai (Travel + Leisure)
- Jeb Reed (The Week, Radar Magazine)
- Marianne Garvey (E! Online, Page Six)
- Ben Carlson (Executive Editor at The Atlantic Wire)
- Charles Curtis (ESPN The Magazine)
Turned 'Em Down/Talks Fell Through:
- John Herrmann (Gizmodo)
- Matt Buchanan (Gizmodo)
- Jasmine Moir (Daily Candy)
- Basically Everyone From New York Magazine
Still In Play:
- Dan Duray (New York Observer)?
The following names were also reported by Nick Summers in this week's Observer cover story on the matter:
- Shannon O'Meara (The London Paper or, ugh, "thelondonpaper")
- Justin Rocket Silverman (UrbanDaddy, New York Post Go-To Fingerbanging Expert)
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I Want Candy: The Daily culture editor Sasha Frere-Jones, you now know who had your job before you: Jasmine Moir, the executive editor of Daily Candy. Supposedly, Moir got cold feet and ducked out of there back in October before things got too hot and heavy, but she was "in" to the extent that she was talking with prospective editorial hires. Then last month, boom. From Daily Candy to The New Yorker! Not the shortest distance in terms of hiring pools but, well, there it is.
Trans-Atlantic: Ben Carlson's a nice steal from The Atlantic Wire. So is Jeb Reed being abducted from The Week as well. The takeaway here is that both come from successful news aggregating operations, so they probably looked to for their ability to tap into zietgeisty news -- i.e. What Everyone Is Reading -- and put it front and center.
The Gawker Media Kool-Aid Is Strong: The Daily has yet to take anyone away from Gawker Media. Maybe it's because one of their main selling points is that they're supposedly doing Something New, as they're supposedly revolutionizing the blog, or ditching it, or just giving it a better nose or whatever, which other companies aren't. Nobody really knows what's going to happen, but as Felix Salmon explained, at least one of these companies' stock price can be understood by its employees in simple terms, so there's that. But it probably has less to do with the stock price of the company and employees investing in equity than the way Gawker is fiercely protective (or at least: possessive) of their employees. Also of note is the very anti-Murdoch-iPad-app-sentiment going around there (see: "Why the iPad Newspaper is Doomed").
Roshan-bo: I loved Radar as much as other people who loved Radar did, but Maer Roshan was not the first person I expected to pop up for attribution in Summers' piece on people who think The Daily is going to work. Because someone who saw the same magazine go under three times -- consecutively -- doesn't strike me as someone you want giving the first opinion on what does and doesn't work in publishing! So it goes!
Rolling Stone Don't Gather No Moss Employees: We also heard they went to a bunch of people at New York, but didn't get far. At all. Like, at all.
The Slate-y Take on Why This Is So Going To Work arrived courtesy Slate's Jack Shafer. Naturally.
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- Will Rupert Murdoch's further adventures in Kamikaze Economics™ -- $60M on dying trees at the Wall Street Journal, $30M on a $0.99/week daily built for a format only a minority of the human population accesses (a $500 Angry Birds-player) -- continue?
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Report: Aaron Rodgers engaged?
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Singers blend magically in MSO's Baroque music concert
A pared-down MSO, two remarkable voices and an extremely communicative conductor joined forces in an absolutely captivating evening of Baroque music on Friday.
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how do you shoot fireballs
im sure its just prototype stuff.. no were near that yet.. unless you want to toss up cameras in every corner of your livingroom add in all 4 walls in just blue,green, or red paint for the chromakey effect... to toss you right in the game like that..
really its just a fancy setup like the weatherman has...lol except they add in fighting instead of clouds and traffic jams....
how do you shoot fireballs
its a mic effect... you make a noise it does a power move... still pretty crazy stuff... motion sensing,along with sound recognition...
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Oven-Baked Risotto (So Easy)
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 35 mins
This wonderful and very convenient way of making a creamy risotto comes from German chef Tim Mälzer. He says: "While the risotto is baking in the oven, youll have enough time to prepare a yummy dessert." I hope youll enjoy this as much as we did! :) Note: The original uses mushrooms, but I used a mix of carrots and pak choi instead. Feel free to use veggies of choice adjusting sautee time as needed.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 200 g risotto rice (I used canaroli)
- 2 sprigs fresh rosemary, minced (or 1 ts dried)
- 1⁄4 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper
- 1 pinch allspice (optional)
- 400 ml vegetable broth, warm (can use chicken as well)
- 100 ml apple juice (or use white wine)
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 2 onions, diced
- 200 g vegetables, chopped (of your choice, see note above)
- 50 g parmesan cheese, grated
- aluminum foil, for covering pan
- In an oven-proof, greased (or non-stick) casserole dish combine rice, rosemary, allspice and pepper. Pour over applejuice and warm broth.
- Cover pan with aluminium foil and bake in the pre-heated oven at 180°C/350°F for 25 minutes.
- Meanwhile heat oil in a skillet and sautee onion and garlic clove until lightly browned. Add vegetables of your choice and sautee until nearly done. Set aside.
- After the rice has baked for 25 minutes, remove from the oven, uncover and add vegetables. Sprinkle with cheese and bake (uncovered) for another 10 minutes.
- Enjoy!
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Aussie Swap #52: This recipe was very creamy and hearty and very easy to make! I love that I didn't have to stand over a stovetop - loved it!
Lalaloula thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe. I love risotto and this was splendid. Quick and so easy to make, it turned out perfect. Rich, tender and creamy. I'll be using this recipe for a long time to come. I really enjoyed the flavor of the rosemary and allspice in the dish, they complimented one another beautifully. I choose the apple juice option for my dh and didn't miss anything. I used, sweet red pepper, french shallots, zucchini, carrotes, sweet onion and I choose freshly shredded good quality parmesan cheese for a dish to remember.
This turned out quite well, perhaps not as creamy as a traditional risotto, but close. I used one medium large onion, and that contributed a strong onion flavor, so you might want to consider how much onion to use. I used mushrooms and zucchini for the veggies. I made an error and used cold broth, so that after 25 minutes it was much too soupy. I put the dish in the microwave for 4 minutes and that got it down to the right consistency to finish the dish. I did opt for using white wine, and if you choose to use apple juice instead, then I suggest that you add a teaspoon of a mild vinegar - wine is slightly acidic, and using a bit of vinegar helps substitute for that.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. — With time running short, President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner accelerated efforts Friday to prevent the U.S. Treasury from default and end a partial government shutdown that stretched into an 11th day. The latest impacts: New aircraft grounded, military chaplains silenced and a crab harvest jeopardized in the Bering Sea.
"Let's put this hysterical talk of default behind us and instead start talking about finding solutions," said Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.
Republicans in the House and Senate separately made proposals to the White House for ending an impasse that polls said has inflicted damage on their party politically.
Each offered to reopen the government and raise the $16.7 trillion debt limit – but only as part of broader approaches that envision deficit savings, changes to the health care law known as Obamacare and an easing of across-the-board spending cuts that the White House and Congress both dislike. The details and timing differed.
"We're waiting to hear" from administration officials, said House Majority Leader Eric Cantor.
Hopes remained high on Wall Street, where investors sent the Dow Jones industrial average 111 points higher following Thursday's 323-point surge.
Obama met at the White House with small business owners about the impacts they were feeling from the budget battles, and said he hoped to be able to bring them toward a conclusion, said Det Ansinn, who attended the session.
"He was a little slightly melancholy that maybe it could be done over the weekend and maybe not. He's been down this road before," said Ansinn, owner of Doylestown, Pa.-based mobile and Web app developer Brick Simple. Ansinn said he told the president how the shutdown is threating to delay some of his projects and he fears what a possible impending government default could do to the economy.
In meetings with lawmakers over two days, Obama left open the possibility he would sign legislation repealing a medical device tax enacted as part of the health care law. Yet there was no indication he was willing to do so with a default looming and the government partially closed.