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TICOLICHEN is a tropical lichen biodiversity inventory that combines local scientific infrastructure with international taxonomic expertise. It forms part of the Costa Rican Sustainable Biodiversity Development Initiative, a collaborative effort to unravel the country's organismic diversity, supported by the World Bank, the Norwegian Agency for International Development, and the Dutch Government.
TICOLICHEN completes the Surveys of Costa Rican Macrofungi (NSF grant DEB 9972027 to Mueller / Halling) and Wood Inhabiting Pyrenomycetes (NSF grant DEB 0072684 to Huhndorf / Fernandez). Thus, efforts are united to compile one of the world's largest inventory of tropical fungi.
TICOLICHEN is derived from the Costa Ricans' nickname 'tico', due to their habit to use this superdiminutive. While most Latin Americans say 'un poco' ('a little bit'), Costa Ricans prefer 'un poquitico' ('a very very little bit'). The creation of the word TICOLICHEN was inspired by Ticodendron, a tree genus described from Costa Rica by Luis Diego Gomez and Jorge Gomez-Laurito. For more information about this enigmatic plant, see Kew's Royal Botanical Garden website and the ATTA database at INBio.
TICOLICHEN is funded by the National Science Foundation, Biotic Surveys & Inventories, Grant DEB-0206125 to The Field Museum (PI Robert Lücking).
This website was redesigned by Daniel Duron (Northside College Prep), in the frame of the Hi-Tech Internship Program of The Illinois Coalition, Michael Lariviere (IT Intern), and Robert Lücking (The Field Museum, TICOLICHEN project coordinator).


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#1 Sat 19 Jan 13 9:23pm
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gift spice tin
Hello! Does anyone knows where I can get the tin with spices sold by boots over the xmas?
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Re: gift spice tin
welcome to the forum sanjabcn
sorry no , what was the tin like and what spices were in it ?
#3 Sun 20 Jan 13 9:10am
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You should probably just ask boots
Interesting that a search of the boots site doesn't show anything. Maybe it was a seasonal product?
#4 Mon 21 Jan 13 7:44am
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Me also thinking that it is the seasonal product and make in a specific origin.Even I cannot find it while searching.Please let me know about it.
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Thanks to Dan Sorenson at the Arizona Daily Star… Keiko Naito, a manager at Seven Cups Tea House, heads out with a customer's order. The tea shop at 2516 E. Sixth St. has more than 100 varieties, often found only in remote areas of the Chinese countryside. Banging his head and knees in a tiny… // MORE


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THE NEW SONGS have "lots of sugar for the ears and filigree for the attention-deprived," says Knox-Miller.
The Revival! weekend will mark the first time the Columbus has opened its doors to the public since 2009, thanks to the ongoing work of longtime owner Jon Berberian (whose father purchased the theater in 1962) as well as the Columbus Cooperative, a volunteer-run community organization dedicated to restoring the Broadway landmark.
"The community has been very supportive and patient during our efforts to restore and update the building, and I look forward to this chance to give back to those who have been waiting a long time for our doors to open," said Berberian.
From vaudeville and opera to XXX porn flicks and Lightning Bolt, the Columbus Theatre has seen it all since 1926. Next year, the space will be available to rent for private functions and community gatherings.
The Low Anthem hand-picked the stacked roster of special guests for the shows, including Alec K. Redfearn & the Eyesores, Keith McCurdy of Vudu Sister, and 2012 WBRU Rock Hunt champs the Rice Cakes. Ben Knox-Miller helped the latter's Roz Raskin hone her skills way back when she was 16. "We're so honored to be part of such a special event, especially one that features music by many of our dear friends," she said.
And, appropriately enough, Revival Brewing will be on hand selling beer, along with mobile eats from Nice Slice and Julian's.
The weekend festivities also mark a welcome home of sorts to our favorite world-traveling band.This has been another highly productive year for the Low Anthem. In March they performed with the Chieftains on the Late Show with David Letterman (followed by an all-star gig at Carnegie Hall), and joined Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band, Alejandro Escovedo, and others in Austin, Texas for a show-stopping cover of "This Land Is Your Land." (And speaking of Woody Guthrie, TLA recently joined John McCauley and others for a two-night Guthrie tribute in NYC curated by Justin Townes Earle). The Low Anthem scaled back the hectic tour schedule considerably to focus on the new album.
It's no surprise that the 86-year-old theatre intrigued and inspired the Low Anthem, who previously moved into an abandoned pasta sauce factory in Central Falls to record its last album, 2011's Smart Flesh. The forthcoming fifth TLA disc features two new members — multi-instrumentalists Tyler Osbourne and Mike Irwin. The quintet created a makeshift recording studio in the 1930s-era dance and acting school above the Columbus marquee.
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I just measured the cells in my observation hive. They have a 4.9mm starter strip and are building natural comb withoug foundation. These are Buckfasts that were raised on 5.4mm foundation put in the observation hive with a with a Russian queen. It's hard to be sure with bees still on the comb but I took my best measurments on several places and came up pretty consistently with 5.15mm. (ten cells were 5.15cm). This is a drop of 1.5mm in one generation. I'm begining to think I can get to 4.9 in the next generation. In fact, in 10 days when the brood starts emerging from the 5.15mm cells I could put some 4.9mm foundation in and see if they will draw it.
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(July 7, 2006)--UTSA President Ricardo Romo announced today that Kevin Price will serve as interim vice president for student affairs effective Aug. 3. Price replaces Ysabel Trinidad, who recently was named vice chancellor for administration at the University of Washington, Tacoma.
Today's headlines
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- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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"As we conduct a national search for an individual to lead the student affairs division at UTSA, I have confidence Kevin will ensure that we continue to deliver outstanding services and support to our students," said Romo. Price currently serves as assistant vice president for student life.
After earning both bachelor's and master's degrees from Auburn University, Price earned a law degree at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Price came to UTSA in 2005 with more than 20 years' experience in student affairs. At Louisiana State University, he served as dean of students for four years. Before his career at LSU, he served as both assistant and associate dean of students at the University of Texas at Austin for seven years.


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Summer at the seashore isn't just about clam shacks, and certainly not in Matunuck ever since La Strada opened last year. It's not a restaurant or even a full-blown café as it co-bills itself now that it's serving beer and wine. No, it's "just" a pizzeria. Yeah, in the sense that Manitas de Plata is just a guitar player.
Among its admirers is our friend Judy, who was visiting the area on vacation. "I'm from New York," she declared, "and this is the best pizza I've ever had in my life."
I grew up in northeast New Jersey surrounded by brick oven pizzerias, so I also got to know the New York-style real thing. Believe me, La Strada's is the real thing.
They accomplish the gustatory trifecta of winning pizzas: a tangy red sauce, a crust that's tasty by itself, and toppings with personality.
There are two ovens: an outdoor wood-fired contraption with a polished copper dome for 12-inch pizzas, and a larger conventional gas model inside for 18-inchers. There are several café tables outside at which to munch and watch the process. When we were there, a young woman was skillfully spinning dough to the proper diameter before sliding it, appetizingly topped, on top of hot bricks only inches from red coals and flaming oak.
The owners are a couple from New York City who started out in 2010 catering throughout the Northeast and then, when the praise got sufficiently encouraging, settled here and opened these doors. Nick Schneider, who works off-season as a Brooklyn firefighter, apparently got his high standards from his father, who used to own Fellini's in Providence. Jenny Olbrich is a graphic artist. Demonstrating pure hearts, they make it a policy to buy local, getting fresh produce from such places as One Love Farm and Schartner Farms, and meats from nearby when they can. Cheeses are from Narragansett Creamery, and their website notes that "this year we are going to dabble in making our own."
Outside, on the table holding shakers of red pepper flakes and Parmesan, dog biscuits are free for the taking and below are water bowls for parched pooches. There are interesting drink options. The shandy had Newport Storm blueberry draft with lemon San Pellegrino ($5); the Jenn Rickey was Merlot and lemonade ($6/$17). For teetotalers, choices include iced teas, Mexican Coke (stop — you're not 12), and Jarritos sodas.
On a long chalkboard above the serving counter are opportunities not on the paper menu. If all you want is a slice, you can have plain cheese ($2.25), pepperoni ($2.50), or the day's special ($3.25). House salads are $5, and that day an arugula salad with figs was $6.25.
Johnnie started off slowly, with a cold slice of that special, which held arugula and halved cherry tomatoes, among other ingredients. Pleasant introduction.
Yes, they offer that pizzeria mainstay, the Margherita, with fresh mozzarella and basil leaves, the tomato sauce nothing less than sweet-tart San Marzano tomatoes. You may embellish with everything from fresh garlic slices, pepperoni, and caramelized Vidalia onions for $2 per topping, or add $3 premium items such as prosciutto and sopressata, sun-dried tomato pesto, and Black Mission figs.
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I've been going to all three of these stores for the last year or so. I've seen them all go through some not-so-impressive phases. I've been in animal city and saw plenty of healthy fish (and other animals), but I have also went in and seen lots of dead fish, and lizards with burnt misshapen noses from getting to close to their heat lamps. I dont go there much.
Wet pets seems to have pretty healthy fish and a great selection of supplies. Be careful about the neons though, I was just in there and saw white patches on the bodies of a few neons, Could be ntd, could be something far less serious. I would prefer not to risk it.
I think AW is my favorite. The variety is always impressive and I feel like I see something new every time I go in there. On average the fish I buy from AW and AC both seem to have pretty good survival rates, though I've had my lemons from both.
|animal city is great IF you deal with lester, the other employees don't really know the first thing about fish nor care about them. I know he was on vacation a few weeks back ftwchopper and that is probably why you saw all the dead fish
I stopped in at animal city a few weeks ago and was discusted with all the dead fish.They had a whole tank of dead orandas floating around.The employees didnt seem to care,walking by the tank and looking.
I understand that all aquarium stores have fish loss on a regular basis due to the stress of shipping and handleing.I cant really understand why they would leave there tanks in such an awful condition.....
|If I had to vote I would say wet pets all dayy long. Have gotten fish from both and the aquatic wildlife fish just are not as healthy. There is also many dead fish in the AW fish tanks at any time I have visited. Wet pets are always doing water changes and tank maintenance when I go in. Not much in plants at wet pets but I get all my plants from here and fish from wet pets. Animal city is by far the worst! I went in there the other day and they had two like 6"+ plecos in a small ten gallon tank, dead fish everywhere, and all sorts of bloated dying fish. Just my 2cents.
Whenever i'm in the area i visit Aquatic Wildlife. I love the place!
1/2 of the store is FW and the other half SW
They carry a great selection of plants, and also sell ground cover plants by the carpet!
Fish selection is also huge, and the equipment is fairly well priced!
|All of their fresh water shrimp are 5$ including red cherries etc. Their Crystal Red Shrimps seems to be grade A or less are 11$ each lol
Both stores are worth visiting.
For fish, Puppy Center in West hartford has a great selection of not-so-common stuff.
|Great store. The store is the cleanest store out of the Mass and Conn stores I've been. The displays are always clean and presented professionally. I think they have the best displays, although Tropic Isle in Framingham, MA are close. The livestock is variegated. The prices are fair. They have good sales. I think it is the perfect aquarium store. If you haven't been there it is worth the drive.
|I personally have good luck at Aquatic Wildlife and Wet Pets. Aquatic I are short staffed. And Wet Pets has amazing staff, corals, fish, and plants, but can be a hair on the more pricey side. I've done special orders through each and have had really good luck with what they both got me. Aquatic is open till 9 most nights so it is convenient for someone who works until 7:30...however just realize that if you shop between the two you can get mixed answers for fish, plants, and corals compatibility in a tank. So do your research.
Sounds to me there seems to be a witch hunt going on here with perhaps employees of Wet Pets in Vernon against Aquatic Wildlife. Boys lets play nice. There is enough business for everyone!
I happen to be a regular customer of AW and I've NEVER been disapointed witn any part of this shop. The owner is anything but a "dick"! If you have a chance, stop in and see for yourself!
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As an alternative, try Wet Pets in vernon. All the fish are healthy. It's the only fish store I've been to that has refused to sell me a fish because they weren't completely healthy. I have always been very impressed with the knowledge of the staff at this store.
It is smaller, and admittedly they have very few plants usually, but at this point it's the only place I will buy fish.
|Thanks for the tip pedzola. I kindly agree, the place could take better care of their fish. I also agree on modified fish...This week I saw bright neon green and red zebra danios !!! I was tempted to ask what planet they were from. The other thing that I want to complain about, is overcharging. I have a feeling I've been overcharged there a few times, only because I made large purchases of course (< $150). This week I think I was charged 12.99 for an SAE! I felt something wasn't right when I went through the purchase, and narrowed it down to that. Its funny because 2 weeks ago I paid 3.99 a piece for the same fish (same size). I also bought an Albino BN pleco for 13.99...in January I paid 59 for the same one... What is all this guess work? I like the store but I agree they need to get their act together!
As an alternative, try Wet Pets in vernon. All the fish are healthy. It's the only fish store I've been to that has refused to sell me a fish because they weren't completely healthy. I have always been very impressed with the knowledge of the staff at this store.
It is smaller, and admittedly they have very few plants usually, but at this point it's the only place I will buy fish.
I'd like to put in my $0.02 about Aquatic Wildlife.
The owner and staff are very friendly, but "knowledgeable" depends on who you're talking to. I overheard one staff member recommending a 10 gallon tank for a STURGEON. I couldn't believe they would sell these fish AT ALL.
Secondly, there are ALWAYS dead and dying fish in the tanks. Every time I go there I am sad to see many many unhealthy fish, and from what I can tell there are no quarantine or medicated tanks in the whole place. I think they just let them die. It is always a sad sight.
Third they have an abundance of dyed fish and tankbusters that they seem to have no ethical qualms in selling.
Fourth all of their equipment is at least double the price you could get the stuff online.
The only good thing about the store is that it looks pretty and has a large variety of stuff. You can probably get just about anything there... but be prepared to pay, and be prepared to have your conscience eating you alive when you see all the sick, dying, and unnaturally altered fish in the store.
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Kind of a change from what I posted above but I heard some reviews on this place from some friends and people I met and they said it isn't that good. Supposedly the owner is a dick and no employee has worked there for over 6 months. They also have a main filtration system, not an individual in tank one.
You're wrong about their employees. Some of them have been there for years. The owner is not that bad either. He knows I spend money there, so he greets me and helps me out all the time. He does pressure people to buy stuff sometimes, so compulsive shoppers beware! Give it another go Zack
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scary but funny at the same time.
Adware, spyware, viruses, worms, trojans, exploits, holes, patches, rootkits and more.
Matt Knox, a talented Ruby instructor and coder, talks about his early days designing and writing adware for Direct Revenue. (Direct Revenue was sued by Eliot Spitzer in 2006 for allegedly surreptitiously installing adware on millions of computers.)
S: You wrote adware. You bastard.
M: [sheepishly] Yes, I did. I got to write half of it in Scheme, which probably means that I deployed more Scheme runtime than anybody else on the planet.
S: Let's back up a second. Why did you write adware?
M: I was utterly and grindingly broke for a little while. I started working on SPAM filtering software. That work got noticed by [Direct Revenue], who hired me to analyze their distribution chain. For a little while, the site through which all their ads ran was something like top 20 in Alexa. Monstrous, really huge traffic. Maybe 4 or 5 months into my tenure there, a virus came out that was disabling some of the machines that we had adware on. I said, "I know enough C that I could kick the virus off the machines," and I did. They said "Wow, that was really cool. Why don't you do that again?" Then I started kicking off other viruses, and they said, "That's pretty cool that you kicked all the viruses off. Why don't you kick the competitors off, too?"
It was funny. It really showed me the power of gradualism. It's hard to get people to do something bad all in one big jump, but if you can cut it up into small enough pieces, you can get people to do almost anything.
S: Did you feel this was the gently sloping path to Hell?
M: Oh yeah! Absolutely. [ laughs ] I actually believe that if you sum up everything I did it comes out positive, if only because I kicked off an awful lot more adware than I installed.
S: What was Direct Revenue's business model?
M: Their business model was that they would buy a screensaver from somebody, or develop it themselves. It would be some stupid thing like a guy who's washing their screen. Looks like a window washer guy? They'd say "Hey, if you want this, install our adware and you can have it for free." An astonishing number of people will do that.
S: What did they call it? I presume they didn't call it "adware."
M: The good distributors would say, 'This is ad-supported software." Not-so-good distributors actually did distribute through Windows exploits. Also, some adware distributors would sell access. In their licensing terms, the EULA people agree to, they would say "in addition, we get to install any other software we feel like putting
on." Of course, nobody reads EULAs, so a lot of people agreed to that. If they had, say, 4 million machines, which was a pretty good sized adware network, they would just go up to every other adware distributor and say "Hey! I've got 4 million machines. Do you want to pay 20 cents a machine? I'll put you on all of them." At the time there was basically no law around this. EULAs were recognized as contracts and all, so that's pretty much how distribution happened.
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The thing that I had a real problem with was the persistence work that I was doing. This made it difficult for competitors to kick us off the machine. It was effectively impossible for a civilian to get us off the machine– unless they went through our uninstall process. You had to go to some web site, download an uninstaller, take a short survey about why they were getting rid of us, and then it would actually remove us and we would also leave a Registry key to make sure we didn't reinstall. Sadly, some misguided antivirus and anti-adware software would go in and remove that, which therefore meant that we would reinstall again.
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I see the same problems with foundation. You also see sheets of foundation buckle and sag if the bees don't work it soon enough, and if the flow isn't strong enough they chew it out. Those frames are an easy clean up. Just cut the bottom piece out and let them finish them. It takes about a minute, far less than when a whole box of foundation sags to the bottom. Foundation gets attached to box sides as well. If you had checked them more often you could have prevented the problems all together in about 30 seconds with a quick scrape.
I haven't used a foundation in over 5 years. I don't mysteriously lose hives to chemicals in commercial wax, in fact I haven't lost a hive in several years. I don't have excessive drones. If bees in the wild only produced drones there wouldn't be any bees. Do what you want but don't blame foundationless for your problems.


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(Oct. 10, 2006)--The UTSA Graduate Political Science Association and UTSA College Democrats will host a speech by Texas gubernatorial candidate Chris Bell at 2 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 11 in the University Center Retama Auditorium (2.02.02) at the 1604 Campus.
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- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
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The Democratic candidate will address the UTSA community on many of the issues discussed at the recent televised debate including education, immigration, ethics and toll roads.
Born in Abilene and raised in Dallas, Bell graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in journalism before earning a law degree from the South Texas College of Law. He served on the Houston City Council from 1997 to 2002, then made a successful run for Congress.
During his tenure in Washington, D.C., Bell founded and chaired the bipartisan Port Security Caucus to address homeland security needs at the nation's seaports. He also served as a senior whip on the Democratic leadership team. Bell currently lives in Houston.


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This summer, thousands of visitors are walking through a garden in the sky—right in the middle of New York City. They are enjoying a beautiful, new park called the High Line, which was constructed on old railway tracks.
After the railway was abandoned in 1980, wild plants, grass and trees began to grow between the tracks. A few people looked at this natural garden and saw something amazing. They worked to preserve the area when others wanted to tear it down. Today, the High Line attracts up to 2 million visitors per year. This summer, the new part of the High Line opened, almost doubling the park's size to one mile.
A Place to Play
The design of the park is unique. The new section includes many activities for children. Young people can use building toys, including wood planks, wheels, ropes, gears, pulleys and tools, to create one-of-a kind structures. The toys don't come with instructions. Instead, children use their imaginations to fashion forts, creatures and machines.
Children also enjoy a part of the park called the "flyover." The flyover is made of metal grating, which has been raised over the elevated tracks. Trees grow under and around it, giving you the feeling of walking through a jungle.
Let's Get Together
"Everyone supporting the High Line project wanted the park to embrace the city," says Danya Sherman, director of public programs for the Friends of the High Line. The Friends of the High Line is the group that saved the railway from demolition. Sherman believes that public spaces such as the High Line have the power to bring communities together.
The park also gives visitors a chance to experience nature in an urban environment. The designers have allowed the park to keep the overgrown feeling that it had when it was an abandoned track. If you visit, you can see birds, butterflies and many plants native to the northeastern United States.
The Friends of the High Line hope to expand the park even further, over an area that is still used as a rail yard. The High Line has also inspired projects in other cities, including Philadelphia, Chicago, and Amsterdam, where people hope to build new parks on old railway tracks.


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The Hope Summer Repertory Theatre (HSRT), a professional theatre company based in Holland for more than 30 years, is seeking children for this summer's production of "Oliver!"
Auditions are open to children currently in kindergarten through children who look no older than 14.
Auditions will be held on Saturday, March 25, beginning at 10 a.m. in the DeWitt Center main theatre. Parents are asked to sign their children up for auditions by calling the college's department of theatre at (616) 395-7600 weekdays between 10 a.m. and noon and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Audition times will be assigned by the children's age, and parents of younger children are asked to remain for the audition.
Children should prepare a short poem and short song for the audition. An accompanist will be provided if needed. HSRT tries to make the audition process enjoyable for children, so those auditioning may keep the material simple. For example, simply singing "Happy Birthday" can suffice for the song.
Rehearsals begin on Monday, May 22. The show opens on Friday, June 16, and has tentative dates of June 17, 20, 21, 22, 27, 29, July 5, 8, 11, 14, 18, 20, 25, 31, and August 3 with performances at 8 p.m. In addition, there will be a 2 p.m. matinee performance on Thursday, July 20.
Roles include the title role of Oliver and a number of supporting roles.
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Leading New Zealand fashion designer Karen Walker is turning heads by using women aged 65 to 92 in her latest advertising campaign.
She has featured New York-based Joyce, Linda, Lynn and Ilona in the sunglasses campaign, proving "there are no rules anymore" when it comes to fashion.
'Karen Walker Forever' is a celebration of eternal optimism, said Walker.
The idea was prompted by her discovery of New York photographer Ari Seth Cohen's website, which shows older women "who have an incredible sense of fashion and style and taste", said public relations agent for Karen Walker Eyewear, Murray Bevan.
The pair realised they were fans of each other's work, he said.
Seth-Cohen photographed the well-known models in New York about six weeks ago.
"What I've always loved about Ari's images, and his ladies, is the sense of looking to the future rather than the past. There's an optimism and excitement for the moment in his women that I applaud," Walker said.
Aged 92, Ilona Royce Smithkin is the most senior of the group, but also stands out for her bright orange hair and, in one shot, for wearing a red feather boa.
Industry experts support the move, which they say is becoming the trend rather than an exception.
Auckland designer Sera Lilly said: "I think everyone can look fashionable and gorgeous. I never use typically stick-skinny models; always use models with a bit of meat on them."
Fashion blogger and commentator Katherine Lowe said: "It's a little edgy, and I think Karen Walker Eyewear is edgy so it fits with the brand."


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Stay in a warm cosy comfortable Irish cottage in Dublin ,we have 3 very nice bedrooms to rent 4 miles from Dublin city with a Rapid Transit System nearby called The Luas which runs every 7 mins this tram will take you into the city in about 15 mins ,
This room has a double bed .You will be staying in the one of the rooms as seen in the photos
There is a bus across the road from here 2 mins walk which will take you into town and the main railway station called Connolly Station .
The sea is about 4 miles from here which you can get to by bus , or if you want mountain scenery there is a bus which will take you to the village of Enniskerry which is at the foot of the mountains and is about 8 kilometres away ,all these buses are about 10 mins walk away .
You will be staying in the one of the rooms as seen in the photos.
We provide a self-serve Continental breakfast which includes tea, jams,honey and other preserves as well as bread and a selection of cereals, Irish porridge oats ,and coffee which you can help yourself to in our Conservatory / Kitchen. You can listen and watch the birds outside as you enjoy your breakfast , as all our previous guests have.
Breakfast is only available until 11AM and after that time, we ask you to only use the kitchen to prepare hot drinks or simple snacks or if you want to you can bring back a takeaway and have it in our kitchen .
We welcome longer term guests who will have the full use of the kitchen .
Our bedrooms are tastefully furnished by their designer owner, this bedroom has 2 full size beds with lovely comfortable mattresses ,(our guests always comment on them) We provide fresh fluffy towels and there are electric blankets on all our beds .
We also have WIFI available.
Car Parking is available
We have one bathroom exclusively shared between guests and one bathroom for the family. It is possible to use the shower only from 7 am till 10 pm.
There are some fantastic restaurants and bars nearby and if you are a fan of shopping, well there is a huge Shopping centre about 7 mins from here .
The mountains and sea are not far away either.
If there are any other requirements necessary to make your stay more comfortable please do not hesitate to ask
We provide a wonderful Continental breakfast which includes tea,jams,honey as well as bread and a selection of cereals which is served in our Conservatory / Kitchen. Breakfast is only available until 11AM and after that time, we ask you to only use the kitchen to prepare hot drinks or simple snacks. We welcome long-term guests and for these guests, cooking by prior arrangement is possible.
Our bedrooms are tastefully furnished by their designer owner, this bedroom has 2 twin beds, which are very comfortable, we supply clean fresh fluffy towels and if you have any special requests we will try and accomodate them .
There is one bathroom exclusively shared between guests and one bathroom for the family.
There are some fantastic restaurants and bars nearby and if you are a fan of shopping, there is a huge Shopping centre about 7 mins from here .
The mountains and sea are not far away and if you are a fan of walking there is a mountain trail which starts near us ,which goes all the way to Co. Wicklow
Looking forward to hearing from you ,
House rulesWelcome to our cottage and we hope you will enjoy your stay.
We provide towels, hair dryer, and free Wi-Fi.
Breakfast included in the price; it is self-serve and consists of cereals, Irish bread and preserves, Irish porridge oats, tea coffee .Breakfast is available until 11am. After this time we ask that you do not use the kitchen unless it is to prepare hot drinks or simple snacks.
This is a bed and breakfast only and cooking is not allowed, except for longer term guests by prior arrangement.
We have 2 bathrooms, one for guests and one for family. The guest bathroom is shared exclusively between guests. It is possible to use the shower only from 7 am till 10 pm and of course in the evening !
Car parking is available.
Smoking is allowed only on the patio/deck area at back of house.
If you wish to do laundry, wash and dry facilities are available for €8.00.
Check out time is 11am, unless otherwise arranged.
We hope you have a nice holiday
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Teresa and Hubbie are lovely people. They are very friendly and helped us in any way they could. The made us feel like home. They were very attentive to us and gave us many very good advices. The house is very cozy and clean. The house is located in a very good residential neighborhood with very good connection to the city center and is only a few minutes walk from an area of restaurants and pubs. The room was excellent and the beds very comfortable. Our room came with an adapter for Spain power outlets as well as USB hubs. We loved the breakfast because it was very complete. We highly recommended. We will not hesitate to return.
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It's a quiet place to stay, Teresa and her husband are a very nice and helpful couple. Sharing the bathroom with three double bedrooms can be a problem if you are in a hurry, but we didn't have this situation. The price is right. Going there is very easy using public transport, they will explain you all you need.
Teresa and Hubbie are just great. Incredibly nice, helpful and lovely. We got lush information and great tips about places to visit in Dublin and around. The bathroom is to share with up to 4 other guests, which sometimes needed some management. Nevertheless, you get a great deal for the price. Our room came with an adapter for UK power outlets as well as USB hubs.
We had an awesome time - thank you!
I've stayed there for 12 days. Teresa and her husband took care that my stay was comfortable. The room was very clean. Breakfast was good. And there is a nice garden! I would stay there again! recommendable!
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The room was small but clean. Unfortunately, the bed was right against the wall, which was freezing. But there were enough blankets because that could squeeze between the bed and wall. It manages (from our room) only by the private living room to the kitchen and in the outdoor area. I was a little uncomfortable. The bathroom for the guests was clean, and fully equipped. In the kitchen they found for breakfast cereals, white bread and sweet spreads, so a normal continental breakfast. For Irish standards everything was there too clean. By self-service could find yourself put together what you wanted. What I knew not before, that you had to flush itself and the used dishes, but well .... that was not even the world. Teresa and her husband were very nice and helpful, and gave us some tips.
Das Zimmer war klein, aber sauber. Leider stand das Bett direkt an der Wand, die eiskalt war. Es waren aber genug Decken da, die man zwischen Bett und Wand quetschen konnte. Man gelingt (von unserem Zimmer) nur durch das private Wohnzimmer zur Küche und in den Außenbereich. Mir war das etwas unangenehm. Das Badezimmer für die Gäste war sauber, und voll ausgestattet. In der Küche fand man fürs Frühstück Müsli, Weißbrot und süße Aufstriche, also ein normales Continental Breakfast. Für irische Verhältnisse war auch da alles sauber. Durch die Selbstbedienung konnte man sich selbst zusammen stellen was man wollte. Was mir vorher nicht klar war, dass man auch das benutzte Geschirr selber spülen musste, aber gut....das war ja nicht die Welt. Teresa und ihr Mann waren sehr nett und hilfsbereit, und haben uns einige Tips gegeben.
It was really nice staying in their house even if we did'nt spent a lot of time there. It's very good for a short trip , their house is located in a small street apart from the busy city so really quiet but just 25 min by walk and the LUAS into the city centre. Teresa and Hugh are very friendly and are trying to help you with everything you you need to have a nice trip. Would definitely stay there again.
The room was quite small, but everything else was ok. We enjoyed our stay.
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Cracker Barrel: Threatened beauties
Those of us who have spent our lives here in the Midwest can't help but harbor a special love for monarch butterflies. Of all the beautiful marvels of nature that grace our part of the world, monarchs have earned a place of deserved honor.
Along with lightning bugs, ice cream and just-ripened tomatoes, these elegant creatures define our summer days.
But all is not well. One recent study suggests that the long-term survival of the species may be in doubt. And according to an essay by Verlyn Klinkenborg that appeared in the New York Times earlier this month, the plight of this extraordinary beauty is beyond question.
"For the past 15 years, " writes Klinkenborg, "scientists have been watching monarch numbers plummet, as much as 81 percent between 1999 and 2010. They reached nearly catastrophic lows in the winter of 2009-2010 and have barely recovered since."
As monarch lovers know, the butterflies migrate en masse (normally in October) from all over the Midwest and Northeast to a handful of high altitude sites in Mexico, where they winter in the protective shelter of fir trees. Come spring, the process and direction is reversed and they fly thousands of miles northward, where they lay their eggs on milkweed plants.
Milkweed is the only plant a monarch caterpillar can eat — and therein lies the problem. It's a plant that most farmers and other landowners consider a weed. Says Klinkenborg, "There is a direct parallel between the demise of milkweeds — killed by the herbicide glyphosate, which is sprayed by the millions of gallons on fields where genetically modified crops are growing — and the steady drop in monarch numbers."
To be fair, the ongoing effort to eradicate milkweed isn't the only cause of the monarch's predicament. "Illegal logging in Mexico has reduced their winter habitat — an already vanishingly small area, which is itself being altered by the warming climate," writes Klinkenborg.
"Ecotourists who come to witness the congregation of so many butterflies disturb the creatures they have come to see. But perhaps most damaging is the demise of milkweed."
Which puts those of us here in the Midwest in a strange position, rather like Alice in Wonderland. After decades of working to stamp out milkweed, gardeners are now being encouraged to plant it in their gardens, and townships and counties are being asked to let it thrive in roadside ditches.
As Klinkenborg points out, what looks like agricultural success, purging bean and corn fields of milkweed and other allegedly noxious plants, turns out to be butterfly disaster. Which, when you think about it, is merely the latest in a long line of human interventions gone amok.
So what to do? The only sensible thing is to change course and cultivate milkweed, in the chastened hope that our efforts might keep the monarchs from disappearing.
Copyright 2013 by Craig Nagel


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I recieved this in my birchbox and rarely use shaving cream. I gave this one a go and while it smells amazing, I didn't like that it didn't foam up. It didn't seem to stay on my leg long enough to shave and I didn't notice a closer shave at all. People may enjoy it who use shaving cream normally.2


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An expert analysis of her handwriting sample shows up some areas to improve for Gill South.
Well I'm not sure if I like myself very much. Or the me that is described by a graphologist after he's analysed my handwriting, that is.
This Gill is "bound up with retaining as many material possessions as she is able", says Mike Maran. She always looks for the down side in every situation, looking for the flaw. I strongly dislike having to change my plans, preferring to have others adapt around me (well don't we all?).
Handwriting analysis was first started in earnest in the 17th century by European monks, Mike tells me. Elaine Quigley, the chair of the British Institute of Graphologists, describes graphology as "brainwriting". A person's handwriting - the script - and its placing on the page express the unique impulses of the individual.
Mike is looking at the way my words slant, the way I dot my "i's," the spaces I leave between words, all these things are indicative of my personality.
He has gleaned the fact that I am strongly independent from all the space I left on the paper in my written note. I was trying to help the poor man decipher my headache-inducing scrawl, but okay. The way my left margin goes in and out is a sign that I go through money rather fast. Ahem. The slant I write on means I look forward to the future and am sympathetic to other people's needs.
In the two and a half page report on my character, there are a few contradictions. Mike says that there is a 10-20 per cent possibility for error. Those close to me reckon he's got it about 50 per cent right. For instance, in Personal Dynamics, it says "no matter how well things are going, she will find a flaw somewhere".
As someone who thinks of herself as overly upbeat, this is a bit odd. However under Defences & Controls, I apparently "maintain an optimistic outlook and stay on a fairly even keel. When emotional conflicts arise, she is able to handle them with aplomb."
That's more like it.
This next bit makes me giggle. "Her uninhibited style suggests that she may either be rebelling against a strict upbringing or there were no rules to follow, leaving her to figure out her own boundaries." Not sure what my parents would make of either of those.
But he's got me here: "Her force of will keeps her striving until she gets where she wants to go, never deviating for a moment." Aha, that's me.
A red flag for me to look at in my life, meanwhile: "Although she may rush full speed ahead into a new situation, she is likely to suddenly put on the brakes and call a halt."
Friends will no doubt think of when I put my house on the market for seven days this year.
As for my vitality and energy levels, I am "constantly on the go" and have a restless nature, it seems. I am energetic and need to be where the action is (well, I used to be like that, quite like a night in now). "With her fairly short attention span, she shifts projects and subjects easily to accommodate what she feels is most urgent at the moment." Yep, got me there.
Mike says to show the report to family and friends. I may think that a comment is not in character, but they may get it. Sometimes people are in self-denial, he says tactfully.
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Should Verona go into 20 years of bond debt to fund a 22-acre recreation hub?
"A praiseworthy project," is how Township Manager Joseph Martin repeatedly referred to $5.1 million plans for two athletic fields, a playground, concession stand, restrooms and parking lots in Hilltop Reservation.
Though the amenities included in those decade-in-the-works plans have been discussed at length a few times this past year, at the Verona Township Council meeting on Monday, financial advisor Joe Faccone hashed out the monetary options.
Faccone recommends that Verona take a $2.5 million note now and then a $2.6 million note in 2016 to fund the project. At that point, the Verona would go to the bond market for the full $5.1 million, for which Faccone recommended a "conservative" 20-year payback plan versus the 40-year option available. The bond is projected to come at a 2.5 percent interest rate, due in part to market trends and in part to Verona's AA credit rating from Standard & Poors, Faccone explained.
According to Martin, the interest paid after 20 years would equate to 26 percent of the principal (or, about $1.2 million).
Councilman Michael Nochimson wasn't too keen on applying for a bond three years from now because "the chances of [interest rates] going up are better than them dropping any further," he said.
Faccone, however, expressed confidence that rates will not increase.
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Conquering My Fear of My Kitchen Aid Mixer #1 – Chocolate Peanut Butter Banana Upside-Down Cake
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Everyone, I have a small kitchen; and there is just not room to get jiggy with it in the kitchen appliance department. I was lucky enough to get a generous gift of a Kitchen Aid mixer as a wedding present. I think I've used it maybe a handful of times. The reason is because it intimidates me. You can kill someone with it 'cause it's so heavy, and there are so many functions for it that it boggles my mind. Give me five buttons and basic instructions, and I'm set.


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How she did it: "Mix up the classic french braid by starting the braid at one side of your head and following an "S" shape. Once you're done braiding you can add a cute ribbon to tie the look together! Perfect for those days when you want your hair out of your face but need something dressier than a ponytail to complete your look!"
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How she did it: "For this look I made a fishtail braid and used black suede to tie it up at the top and bottom. This allowed the braid to give off a bohemian vibe, while also staying in place. Lastly, I put small shells in between the tight creases to make it beachy and chic!"
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By Joe Brewin
Arsène Wenger admits he wanted a Carling Cup Semi-Final spot despite an already busy festive period.
Arsenal's exit at the hands of Manchester City on Tuesday night means there will be a maximum of seven fixtures over January if they can avoid an FA Cup Third-Round replay.
Wenger admits the team's congested campaign cost them dearly last season but insists playing matches is simply what the game is all about.
"We paid a heavy price for the number of games we played in January," he said. "We also had the Stoke game cancelled because of snow, so we had a big congestion of fixtures.
"Then we had to play Stoke just before the Carling Cup final.
"Fixture-wise,you can say it is easier, but in fairness I would have preferred to play the games. You always want to take the gamble and play the games. You are in this job to play the games.
"It was very tight against Manchester City. The regret I have is that we put the effort in with spirit, quality, and we lose a game with our opponents having one shot on target.
"That is always frustrating to take - especially when it is a corner for you, and a goal for them.
"That was a bit naïve, and are the two regrets I have. The team has not been rewarded for the quality of the effort."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Cross-friending is the practice of becoming friends on social media site with a friend of a friend, without your immediate friend's knowledge. This is considered poor etiquette by many.
When my co-worker cross-friended my prom-date from high school, I told him cross-friending is usually a bad idea.
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Cancelled: Classic American Car Display
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Unfortunately, due to today's rain, this event has been cancelled. Straight Eights car club will be displaying a few cars on Gay Day.
Hillwood's exhibition Living Artfully highlights the coordination involved in connecting Marjorie Merriweather Post's seasonal residences. On this Serene Sunday, learn more about Post's fleet of thirty-four vehicles and the Merriweather turboprop jet that seamlessly connected the estates, and take in the beauty of classic American cars of the 1950s, 60s, and 70s provided by the Straight Eights Car Club (a chapter of Lambda Car Club International).
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by McQuack, Feb 9, 2014.
Wrong thread Scoe ! But enjoy it while you can !
I love that we are talking about women's hockey and curling in the "Mo Cheeks Fired" thread.
Brandon Jennings Blasts Pistons for Firing Maurice Cheeks, Says Team Is Slipping | Bleacher Report
That's because this team has settled into a self-made boredom. When this happens, all types of options convex into a small tunnel called, austerity. This means one must become satisfied with, Falsum in uno, falsum in omnibus (False dilemma - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).
Exactly. You read my mind.
The first time I read this, I thought it said that "all options convex into a small funnel called, austerity" That doesn't even make any sense!
Don't worry. Most people just aren't good enough to comprehend a post in just one read.
So..what is it with the Pistons? Omission of additional options OR deliberate deception?
I'm not sure convex is a verb.
Yeah cause if it concaved into a funnel it would spin naturally causing a vortex like a tornado.
Now you are understanding boredom.
The latter.
Poor Lee, he is still fighting the good fight.
A theeTFD / pass99 conversation. That is pay-per-view in my book.
I've known that it's the same person with dual logins for years.
NNT might disagree.
You disrespect P99 !
I've never been one for hierarchy. I will shake my empty noodle head against all others. It is within our nature to walk an even path. "The heights charm us, but the steps do not; with the mountain in our view we love to walk the plains." Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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Tibetan / Vajrayana
Vajrayana Buddhism is most closely associated with Tibet and can be characterized by the figure of the siddha, the master whose spiritual realization is so profound that he or she has power over the phenomenal world, and in whom the profundity and vastness of absolute truth is fully and completely manifested. Many of our most well-known authors come from this tradition of Tibetan Buddhism .
[Note: The tags for the various schools are not definitive as many books span multiple traditions, etc. They are meant to use as a starting point for exploring this collection.]
Giving Our Best
A Retreat with Pema Chodron on Practicing the Way of the BodhisattvaCompassion is a skill. You can learn it here and now, and the benefits are vast. In this recorded retreat, Pema Chödrön shows you how—using a text that is very close to her heart: the Buddhist classic known as The Way of the Bodhisattva. Here she focuses on its primary subject, the enlightened heart and mind (bodhichitta), showing us how this awakened state, which often seems infinitely far out of… Read More
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No Time to Lose
A Timely Guide to the Way of the BodhisattvaThe great Buddhist classic known as The Way of the Bodhisattva has long been treasured as an indispensable guide to enlightened living. Written in the eighth century by the scholar and saint Shantideva, it has inspired many of the Mahayana tradition's greatest teachers—and despite its antiquity, it remains a remarkable source of insight on the means by which we may heal ourselves and our troubled world. Among its most essential… Read More
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Perfect Just as You Are
Buddhist Practices on the Four Limitless Ones: Loving-Kindness, Compassion, Joy, and EquanimitySpiritual practice, Pema Chödrön teaches, has nothing to do with self-improvement, since, as the course's title claims, you're already perfect right now. The limitless qualities of loving-kindness, compassion, joy, and equanimity are your deep-down, ultimate reality, and those are qualities that can't be improved upon. If you're not feeling particularly kind, compassionate, joyful, or equanimous at the moment, take heart: the Four Limitless Ones are there like seeds, waiting to… Read More
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text: Posted January 12, 2013 "Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother's eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? How can you say to your brother, `Let me take the speck out of your eye,' when all the time there is a plank in your own eye? You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother's eye." (Matthew 7:3–5) When they were in the house again, the disciples asked Jesus about this. He answered, "Anyone who divorces his wife and marries another woman commits adultery against her. And if she divorces her husband and marries another man, she commits adultery." (Mark 10:10–12) "And when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites, for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and on the street corners to be seen by men. I tell you the truth, they have received their reward in full. But when you pray, go into your room, close the door and pray to your Father, who is unseen. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you." (Matthew 6:5–6) Some laws from Leviticus that are overlooked, while one is SO fuging IMPORTANT THAT YOU HAVE TO OBSESS OVER IT OR YOU'RE NOT A CHRISTFAG Chapter 19 is a grab bag of laws: Verse 19: "Do not mate different kinds of animals. Do not plant your fields with two kinds of seed. Do not wear clothing woven of two kinds of material." Verse 27: "Do not cut the hair at the sides of your head or clip off the edges of your beard." Verse 28: "Do not . . . put tattoo marks on yourselves." Verse 32: "Rise in the presence of the aged, show respect for the elderly. . . ." Similarly, chapter 20 offers a variety of sins and punishments. Among them: Verse 6: "I will set my face against the person who turns to mediums and spiritists to prostitute himself by following them, and I will cut him off from his people." Verse 9: "If anyone curses his father or mother, he must be put to death. He has cursed his father or mother, and his blood will be on his own head." Verse 10: "If a man commits adultery with another man's wife—with the wife of his neighbor—both the adulterer and the adulteress must be put to death." Verse 11: "If a man sleeps with his father's wife, he has dishonored his father. Both the man and the woman must be put to death; their blood will be on their own heads." Verse 13: "If a man lies with a man as one lies with a woman, both of them have done what is detestable. They must be put to death; their blood will be on their own heads." This is why you're a hypocrite. You ignore hundreds of other laws in Leviticus, but you put that one on tshirts and wear it around like a fuging human thumb. 1 person likes this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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The Story of Erebus.[ Edited ]
I put some thinking into a back story for the clan Erebus. Tell me what you guys think of it
Long ago, There were few great warriors who despised the Gods and didn't want anything to do with them, After they fell in the great battles they took part on, the Gods banished them to the Darkest Pits of Hades so they may seek No retribution. These Warriors have found one another, one by one, and seek vengeance on the Gods who banished them to a Dark and cold desolate Hell. They have small Flames of Hope locked in them, keeping them from loseing strength, and as they all found one another, the light of the flames grew bright.
Being in this Dark desolate Hell for centuries has changed them, making the anger they have for the Gods stronger and it has been the only thing keeping them from insanity .
Then, A Dark figure Found all these Warriors threw the light they were emitting, Granted them the power to Leave this hell and Destroy all the Champions who Walk on Olympus and keep them from reaching the Goal of becoming Gods and for every Soul they destroy on the battlefield, will be Cast down to the Dark cold Hell they once were in.
The Dark figure who gave them this power was Morpheus. Since Morpheus gave them power of darkness, the Flames of Hope have been tainted with Darkness and for every Soul that these Dark warriors take, will be cast down to the Hell they once were in and to be absorbed by Morpheus thus giving him the power he needs to break free and destroy the Gods. If these new dark Warriors succeed then Morpheus can consume the world and will forever be Dark and the Gods shall fall.
With the combined Power of these warriors, No Mortal or God can stand in the way of Erebus.
Dardanos (metlgearsolid200), Adrastos (FrankWest210), Sthenos (GoldHawk1), Drakon (disturbeddude101), Thymos (Gladiatuss22), Aiolos (acdramon), Theristis (The_Rev_Zombie), Theron (CaptainKhronic), Stelios (SicK-MoFo), Asbestos (The1ITGuy), Kleos (Lord-Kratos23), Aniketos (drakestefani), Stridis (DelSol-97-), (Moardok), (SocialLord), (stripesmarine) (NastyNinpo), (BewbFondler), (jery-san), (carnifex49) and (Salvo_Nicol) are the Known Dark Warriors so far and they are seeking for more Banished Warriors to fight along side them.
Only if they can survive the trials of Erebus.
Zeus, Ares, Posiden and Hades, have heard of these men and will give their Champions the power they need to take down Erebus.
If the Champions of Olympus fall, then the Gods will call for their best Champion, He is known for no mercy, one who has no idea what his future holds, to him, serving the Gods is all he can do to take away the Fears of his past...Kratos.
Erebus knows of this Kratos, and will do what ever it takes to take him down, and be sure that Morpheus gets what he wants. For to Erebus, Morpheus is their savior and in return they must save Morpheus or they will be Cast down to the Hell they once were in.
If Erebus gets Cast down to the Hell they were in, then the Champions they've killed on Olympus will be waiting for them and with the blessing of Hades, These fallen Champions will have power to use vengeance on Erebus and torcher Erebus, for all eternity.
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@erebus.clan These Very Few Elite Warriors Of Darkness Will Not Stop Until Every Warrior Who Opposes Them Are Not Able To Take Another Single Step Again On Solid Ground, Only Able To Be Seen In A Condemned Soul Form Locked In The Very Depths Of Hades For All Eternity ! *sinister laugh ensues* ; )
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Good stuff metlgear! always welcoming to come after a long day of classes, keep it up
The above picture is clearly goldhawk1
You can be this guy delsol
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Curious though why Morpheus? I'd expect someone like Thanatos command us since he isn't really a "god" and rather a primordial deity. Would really fit with the whole *bleep* Olypus theme going on. Just my 2 cents.
Re: The Story of Erebus.[ Edited ]
Well i pick Morpheus because he's the kind of God who Wants to put the world into Darkness and the clan name "Erebus" means Darkness. Morpheus is the only God i know that wishes to take down Olympus and take over the planet in Darkness.
Now i don't pick Thanatos because, he's KINDA on the side of the Gods and doesn't realy want to take over the world.


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Confidential council agenda item looked at proposal for new HQ for dairy giant in Wynyard Quarter.
A secret Auckland Council agenda item revealed the Wynyard Quarter as a possible site for Fonterra's planned new $100 million campus-style world headquarters.
The confidential agenda item - prepared for a full council meeting on January 31 - was to be presented by Waterfront Auckland chief executive John Dalzell, general manager property and assets Richard Aitken and general manager corporate services Carl Gosbee and said that Waterfront Auckland shareholder or council approval was required for a Fonterra proposal.
"The public conduct of the part of the meeting would be likely to result in the disclosure of information for which good reason for withholding exists," said agenda item headed "governing body decision made during 2012/13 Christmas recess period: Waterfront Auckland, shareholder approval for Fonterra proposal".
Mayor Len Brown and Deputy Mayor Penny Hulse put the resolution to ban the public from the morning meeting because a report and its attachment had commercially sensitive asset information, and therefore the outcome of the meeting is unknown.
Local developer/investor Newcrest is understood to be involved in investigating a possible Fonterra campus behind the corner of Halsey and Pakenham Streets, adjacent to the Innovation Precinct.
The world's largest global milk processor and dairy exporter is understood to have not yet signed up for the Waterfront Auckland site and is eyeing three to four locations, including Fanshawe St Viaduct Harbour Holding land.
Around 900 staff are due to move to a new location.
Fonterra's negotiations are understood to have involved a developer and a builder, including a Fletcher Building business.
A Fletcher spokesman said yesterday his company was keen on the project.
"It wouldn't be appropriate for us to discuss which potential clients we might be in discussions with.
"That's for them to disclose if they so wish. But needless to say, we'd welcome an opportunity to be part of a new commercial development in the Auckland CBD if that was what Fonterra decided to do," he said.
Waterfront Auckland has announced a plan to create an Innovation Precinct at Wynyard Quarter and Fonterra is seen as a tenant of some gravitas for that scheme.
Waterfront Auckland is also understood to be negotiating to get paid a ground lease slightly better than the assessed commercial value on its site in recognition for the higher amenity value.
Fonterra has sought expressions of interest from developers and property owners, saying it wants to move into the country's best new building in about four years time, in what could be a $100 million-plus boost for the construction sector.
Theo Spierings, chief executive, issued a 21-page brief describing how the property must surpass much of the existing real estate stock, be of international quality, designed to promote 21st century knowledge and working patterns, and be able to enhance work style.
Council-controlled organisation Waterfront Auckland says it is dedicated to "leading the revitalisation of the inner-city waterfront" during 30 years to "directly support 20,000 new full-time jobs in Auckland and will contribute indirectly to a further 20,000 jobs across the region".
"The cruise industry, tourism and events and construction will play a huge role in this. Nearly 14,000 people are expected to be employed across the waterfront in a range of industries including business services, food/beverage, retail, cultural/community services, marine and fishing," Waterfront Auckland said.
Apartments, restaurants, shops and cafes are a big part of the plan but offices are seen as crucial to getting thousands of people into the area and staff from ASB will soon shift into the new North Wharf building. About 1500 staff will leave Albert St for the $132 million headquarters around June.
What they want
* New world HQ in Auckland CBD or fringe.
* Office area of 1.1ha to 1.3ha floorspace.
* Good light penetration.
* Exposed, robust, honest construction.
* Large, efficient floor plates.
* Bringing people and ambition together
Source: Fonterra request for expressions of interest for new HQ
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