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Located in Upper West Side, NYLO New York City is within a mile (2 km) of popular sights such as Lincoln Center and Metropolitan Museum of Art. This 285-room, 4-star hotel welcomes guests with 2 restaurants, free in-room WiFi, and a fitness center. It's also close to Barney's and Broadway.
Enjoy dining at one of 2 onsite restaurants including Serafina, which specializes in Italian cuisine. Quench your thirst with a drink at the bar/lounge. Full breakfast is offered for a fee each morning from 7 AM to 11 AM.
NYLO New York City's 285 rooms are air-conditioned and provide coffee makers, free bottled water, and laptop-compatible safes. Guests can expect 42-inch TVs with cable channels, along with free WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries, and beds sport premium bedding. Phones, ironing boards, and desks are also standard.
NYLO New York City features a fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and a 24-hour business center. Valet parking is offered for USD 59.00 per day. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with dry cleaning/laundry and tours/tickets. Additional amenities include free newspapers, a terrace, and a porter/bellhop.
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- Close to Lincoln Center and Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- Fitness center
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NYLO New York City
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
NYLO New York City is on Manhattan's Upper West Side, 2 blocks from the American Museum of Natural History and 3 blocks from Central Park.
Furnished with greenery and lounge chairs, a balcony on the top floor provides sweeping views of the city and Central Park.
The hotel provides a terrace and a 24-hour fitness center with state-of-the-art weight and cardio equipment. Complimentary Internet access is available in lobby. Street parking and public parking garages are located in the vicinity. Valet parking (surcharge) is also available. NYLO New York City blends NYLO's signature urban, industrial design with the energy, color and fashions of New York's Jazz Era, creating a comfortable, social and stylish hotel experience. The hotel also features 2 restaurants and a bar onsite. A welcome cocktail as well as access to the terrace with seating on the 16th floor are also available as additional resort fee inclusions.
- Porter/bellhop
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 285
- ATM/banking
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Number of floors - 16
- Elevator/lift
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Tours/ticket assistance
- 24-hour front desk
- Terrace
- Local Expert Concierge
- Number of restaurants - 2
- 24-hour business center
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Refrigerator (on request)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
NYLO New York City offers 285 air-conditioned accommodations with laptop-compatible safes and complimentary bottled water. Beds feature premium bedding. Premium cable television is provided. Bathrooms include bathtubs or showers, bathrobes, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Additionally, rooms include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards. Refrigerators and hypo-allergenic bedding can be requested. Housekeeping is provided daily.
- Premium TV channels
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Free bottled water
- Coffee/tea maker
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bathtub or shower
- Iron/ironing board
- Television
- Desk
- Refrigerator (on request)
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Daily housekeeping
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Where to Eat
Serafina serves Northern Italian cuisin efor lunch and dinner; vibrant frescoes grace the walls as enticing aromas drift from the pizza oven.
Redfarm serves Chinese dim sum.
LOCL Bar is a atmospheric meeting place serving coffee, cocktails and bar snacks.
Nearby Things to Do
A 24-hour fitness center with state-of-the-art weight and cardio equipment is available on site.
Central Park, three blocks east of NYLO New York City, offers a variety of recreational opportunities, including tennis courts, rowboat rentals, horseback riding, and miles of trails for hiking, biking, running, and in-line skating. Rockefeller Center's skating rink, 1.5 miles south, opens in winter, as does Central Park's Wollman Rink.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 40 per pet, per day
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
- Deposit: USD 50 per night
- Resort fee: USD 30.98 per accommodation, per night
Optional extras
- Fee for full breakfast: USD 16.95 per person (approximately)
- Valet parking fee: USD 59.00 per day
- Pet fee: USD 40 per pet, per day
Hotel Name
- NYLO Hotel
- NYLO Hotel New York City
- NYLO New York City
- Ave Hotel New York
- Hotel On The Ave
- On The Ave Hotel
- On The Ave Manhattan
- NYLO New York City Hotel
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Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Discussion in 'General Chevy & GM Tech Questions' started by Jibsta, Feb 15, 2010.
Its just got the hoses all plugged with bolts and Im not sure whats going on there.
looks like someone cut the hoses off. You'll need to replace the hoses to the heater core to have heat
The PO must have bypassed the heater core because it leaked.
The leaking is a pure guess, but I can't think of a good reason to bypass it other than a leak ( where is it from-a cold climate or a warm climate).Of course the leak could have been in a hose, but most folks would just replace a hose-maybe not an entire core-big PITA to replace a core.
My friend is looking at it. Its in a cold climate for the most time haha. Like canada hahaha. But its in a s10 so do you think maybe the hoses were cut when the 350 was swapped?
Before connecting the system back together I'd pressure test the heater core.
It could be disconnected because of the 350 transplant, but the heater core would help circulate anti freeze and help keep the engine running cooler.
350 swaps are notorous for overheating, this is usually because most times they dont upgrade the radiator at the same time.
Yeah, tbplus10 is probably dead on.I had no idea it was a 350 swap. The PO probably just wanted to get the swap done, so he didn't fool around trying to get the old hoses to fit.He just cut them.
Canada-whooooo-cold climate. You need that heater!!
I would do just what tbplus10 suggests-don't just hook it back up without testing it first-might end up with coolant all over the freakin place.
On to a more important subject-HOW FAST IS IT?? Claimed HP of the transplant?
If it was equipped w/ A/C then changing the heater core is a major PITA. It would only take 1 longer heater hose to hook the S-10 setup to the 350 as the one hose already came out to the thermostat area. I'd bet the core is bad.
W/ out A/C you only have to remove the radio & glove box and loosen the right side of the dash.
there is still one cover bolt that is almost impossible to get out; I left it out on my old S-10...
W/ A/C you have to unhook the whole dash to get the larger cover out. The good thing about that is you can then reach all the cover screws...
First time took me 5 hours [no A/C] but the 2nd time was only 2 hours...
my guess is that they replaced the engine and wanted to do a quick test to make sure everything was running right, with the intention of going back and hooking it up later and didn't...maybe it was just a summer rat. I agree, do a pressure test of the heater core and hook it back up.
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In response to all the media attention being given to my typography robots, I formed this page for easy viewing of the big picture in the project.
In response to all the media attention being given to my typography robots, I formed this page for easy viewing of the big picture in the project.
A game demo where the player changes the terrain by laying down blocks, then presses go and watches the avatar walk forward, bumping into walls, and eventually reaching the heart and completing the level. When I first began writing this, I was trying to create a game that introduces basic computer programming concepts to the player through architecture and symbols. I still haven't found a good network of metaphors to use -- particularly in the area of working with numbers and math and trying to make it not so mathy. This project almost became my graduate thesis. I later went on to the Icon==Function project and I failed at making those audio visual environments turing complete as well. With Teamwork, I got so wrapped up in the fun of designing a retro-esque 2D side scroller that I almost lost track of my regular school work. I hope to some day pick back up on making an accessible visual programming system.
A short video for an NYU class starring Matthias Lorenz and generative blood.
A short video for an NYU class starring Ariel Churi and Jessica Josephson
Phonemoneme is an expressive simple-rule-based toy or musical instrument or game, like BallDroppings. It uses both the keyboard and the mouse to play. In it, my handwriting moves through space, interacting with four colored bars. These adjustable bars affect motion in different ways. Each grapheme sounds out its phoneme as it passes over the tan colored bar, whose length affects the pitch.
This was an applet written to demonstrate how a piece of physical computing in my future would roll about, forming letters. Instructions: click the applet and type.
My graduate thesis project was to create a third robotic typography sculpture, and to think about the three pieces as one large project. I documented my design process and created many physical prototypes.
Froggies is a play-testing prototype for a children's digital play environment. A table with a screen embedded into the surface acts as an arena for virtual life. Children react with the virtual life by placing various symbolic markers on the table and sliding them around. The result is a musical rythm of animal noises.
When I was a first year at ITP, I did a lot of social engineering in order to bring open source culture to attention. I also wished to support the efforts of some friends in another research program. I taught early releases of Processing to the students and faculty (and current faculty who were students then), and I also chose to use Processing to create a number of projects. My greatest propegandistic vessel was the "Proce55ing Workshop" (in 2002, two fives were being used in the name). My workshop was a precursor to the modern-day-ITP "drive-by seminar." I prepared a 3 hour performative coding demonstration, with a light discussion on open source. I designed my class hand-out to be not just a give-away, but something they might use more permanently. If GUI file viewing interfaces offer a user things like sort-by-date, sort-by -name, and sort-by-size, I was offering the community of Processing-incomers a reference that was sort-by-macromedia. We could reuse the knowledge the students already had and give them a fresh perspective on the debate of authorship and capitalism. By Fall Semester of 2004 (after I graduated), Processing was adopted by the NYU ITP Introduction to Computational Media course series as its primary teaching tool. My "tutorial for macromedia minds" has been translated to Japanese, and linked to by educators around the world. I am happy to have made some sort of contribution. Original Date: Saturday - Feb. 8, 2003 721 Broadway, Floor 4, Room 406 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Working closely with faculty and students, I redesigned the cover page of ITP's website. This design was used by ITP from Winter 2002 to Fall 2004.
Adjusting Well is a film produced by Rachel Miller, written and directed by Glenn Clements. Both of these people are alumni of the NYU Tisch film school. I was asked to do the titles and credits for this romantic slapstick comedy.
Adjusting Well is a film produced by Rachel Miller, written and directed by Glenn Clements. Titles and credits by Josh Nimoy.
Some mice were human and some were circuit.
a few drawings from a female model.
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These paintings of a small toy car were disseminated throughout the NYU ITP space on bulletin boards where advertisements would normally be pinned up.


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Alan Banks
on 12/01/2015
Hi, I need to know if the adrenal complex is from the entire gland or just from the adrenal cortex? I have read that Adrenal gladular supplements containing the entire gland contain adrenaline which most low cortisol patients already have too much off. I am looking for a supplement that contains a complex from the adrenal cortex which should be more suited to me as I have proven low cortisol shown on my last adrenal test. Regards........AlanA
on 12/02/2015
Thank you for your question, Alan. The adrenal complex is made from the whole adrenal gland.
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on 9/21/2014
Would this product be safe to take while breastfeeding?A
on 9/22/2014
Good afternoon Kimberly, we unfortunately cannot answer this questions. Please refer to your health care practitioner.
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More than half a century ago Toni Geux moved to the other side of the world for more space.
She swapped the crowded terraced housing of Amsterdam for the quarter-acre paradise of New Zealand, eventually settling in the South Auckland community of Mangere Bridge.
"I came here so I could have some space, so I could have a bit of a garden," Geux, now 81, said.
She fears that way of life could be lost.
Council staff and a working group which includes Mangere-Otahuhu Local Board members have been developing a draft plan for future land use within the board's boundaries.
The draft includes proposed mixed housing of buildings up to four storeys high around central Mangere Bridge village and mixed housing of buildings up to three storeys high in other parts of the village - including along the waterfront street of Kiwi Esplanade.
The move has left some Kiwi Esplanade residents, including Geux, flabbergasted.
"Does the city have to grow? We've got a unique community. I don't want it to turn into Mission Bay.
"People come here to walk their dogs, because it's quiet. I'm 81, but I feel very strongly about this."
Mangere-Otahuhu local board member Carrol Elliott, a member of the working group, said the plan is for the whole area, not just Mangere Bridge.
"Mangere Bridge is a lovely village, but there has got to be change, because it's going to happen. It's no use saying 'not in my neighbourhood'."
The community was informed in September and she could not understand why Kiwi Esplanade residents were upset.
"There's already a house there that's three storeys high. It's a storm in a teacup."
Feedback on the draft plan will be considered by the working group over the next month.
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Antibiotics have been used for years to fight bacterial infections, but some bacteria are developing resistance to these antimicrobial drugs. Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientists in Athens, Ga., are tracking antimicrobial resistance and seeking ways to minimize it.
ARS microbiologist Paula Fedorka-Cray, research leader of the agency's Bacterial Epidemiology and Antimicrobial Resistance Research Unit at Athens, leads a team that is testing for antimicrobial resistance in food-borne microbes.
In these studies, bacterial samples are taken from sick farm animals, healthy farm animals and animal slaughter facilities. The lab's scientists then isolate, test and characterize more than 17,000 bacterial samples a year.
Patterns of resistance are difficult to discern because bacteria don't react predictably and uniformly to antibiotic treatment. For instance, there are many different types of Campylobacter, but each responds differently to antimicrobial drugs.
Another potentially harmful bacterium, Salmonella, has more than 2,400 different types, and each one appears to develop resistance to antibiotics at a different rate. Of all Salmonella types tested from 1997 to 2003, the rate of single-drug resistance has remained relatively stable at 9.5 percent of the samples. However, the number of Salmonella types that are resistant to more than five drugs rose from 11 percent to 20 percent. Those that are resistant to more than 10 drugs rose from a scant 0.8 percent to almost 6 percent.
Fedorka-Cray's research group has developed the nation's largest descriptive database of resistant populations of bacteria recovered from animals over time. The data will be used to determine the probability that resistance will occur or be maintained if antibiotics are used. Changes in antibiotic use in food-animal production are being made in response to the development of resistance to the drugs.
Read more about the research in the March 2005 issue of Agricultural Research magazine.
ARS is the U.S. Department of Agriculture's chief scientific research agency.


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[quote user="critters"]All my guys are getting great reviews which is good to hear.
In regards to Dre Kirkpatrick... a lot of his hype is a result of his upside. He has great size and reach, good speed and plays physical. Teams stayed away from him for the most part. He has everything you need to be a lockdown corner but I think he is still developing. In 2010 it was obvious to me that Menzie was the best CB on Alabama's squad, but in 2011 Dre really turned up his game and pretty much evened it out. The only thing that separates them IMO is Dre's size. Menzie is a PHENOMENAL player and I think his stock is going to rise as we get closer to the draft. I've always rated him higher than D Robinson who I have thought would drop a bit as we got closer.
[/quote]Maybe a bold statement, but I think Janoris Jenkins will be a more productive CB in the NFL opposed to Dre Kirkpatrick. I always thought Jenkins was just as good as Joe Haden at UF. Kirkpatrick has got all the tools to be a great DB & will most likely be the 2nd CB off the board after Mo Claiborne but I still think as far as production at the next level, Jenkins has got the edge.


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Hardware Podcast 7 - this time it's loud!
Posted on 23rd Oct 2009 at 17:37 by Podcast with 11 comments
First off, apologies for not getting this up yesterday, and for it being so quiet the first time - the podcast fairy has been pretty slack this week. This is the seventh hardware podcast, and Rich, Harry and Tim are joined by Asus bod Iain Bristow. If any other manufacturers would like to join us for pod, please let us know and we'll try to organise it. Up for discussion are:


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Here's my favorite band of all time.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
Golden Era Hip-Hop (EPMD, Run DMC, Wu Tang, Beastie Boys, LL, Big Daddy Kane, Eric B, & Rakim, KRS-1 and the Mighty BDP posse, Public Enemy, Dr. Dre, Snoop, DPGC, Mobb Deep, Nas, Big Pun, Fat Joe to name a few)
Classic Rock- Zeppelin, Aerosmith, Metallica, Bon Jovi (80's), Bob Dylan, Queen, the Eagles, Stones, Boston, the Doors, some Pink Floyd and other one-hit wonder songs from the 60s and 70s
All Mo-Town era music- Diana, Stevie, Chi-Lites, Smokey, Michael Jackson...
various 80s music: the Cars, Cyndi Lauper, Springsteen, Prince...
NFL Championships : 1927 1934 1938 1956 Super Bowl Champions: XXI XXV XLII XLVI
I listen to almost anything with the exception of country or bluegrass. I grew up with Metallica, Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins and Pearl Jam. I'm also a big fan of underground rap as well.
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A double blowie is a blowjob that occurs immediately after an ejaculation from a 1st blowjob. In other words, a guy gets head, he cums, his partner gets him hard again, head is given again and a guy cums again.
You need to be a very skilled woman to get away with a double blowie. Let alone the super human powers to perform a triple blowie (which to date has never been accomplished).
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Aka, we're trying to keep things civil around here.
Snarky quips about if someone you disagree with has a Nobel Prize isn't going to help your cause.
As for your post, I don't feel the exercise in trying to point out why someone's faith is illogical is any different than a devout Catholic trying to proselytize. Both acts are futile, neither will convince the other of their perceived failings and the underlying notion of superiority is very telling as to the lack of strength in the logic.
Also, HR, I have never been trying to convince you of anything. Perhaps what I have been trying to do is prove is the illogicality of belief, and you, in a way, have helped me do that.
You said "faith is the absence of logic."
You claim to "believe" in a god.
When someone believes something without good evidence, s/he is believing it on faith.
By your own logic, your belief is illogical.
That doesn't even mean your belief is wrong; because if we find out there is a god, or gods, when we die, you will have been proven right. But the fact remains--again, through reasoning I drew from your own words--that, currently, your faith-based position is not based on reason, evidence, or anything supportable through testable, scientific means.
No, he didn't just go along with it. Historians debate if he became a Chrisitan but
he was the first Roman emperor with a cross in his diadem.
He got a dream from God. He had a big fight coming
up to save his empire and God spoke in the dream and told him to carry crosses into
the battle and he would win. Just think, for 300 years the emperors killed anyone
with a cross and he orders his soldiers to carry them into battle.
They did and the won and that's when Constantine saved the church then organized
it. Yes, he did it in part to save his empire but it was the strongest empire in the
world during his reign. Not sure if Constantine became a Christian but he gathered the
pope and bishops at the Nicea Council where the Nicene
Creed comes from and the church was organized and some believe the books of the
Bible were organized there as well. There's no proof that Constantine approved or
disapproved the organizing of the books into the Bible. The first Bible as is today
was published by the PUritans.
The book of Genesis was written by Jews in captivity in Babylon and it survived all
those centuries. Mathew, the first book of the new testament, was not the first book
written but was the first book to go into the New Testament.
Luke was the first book written in the New Testament but it makes sense to put
Mathew first because it gives Christ's lineage going back to King David. That's
important because he came as the Messiah exactly the way the Old Testament
said the Messiah would come.
Jews in the old testament kept strict records of their family's names that lasted
for centuries. In fact one had to be a member of Aaron's tribe to be a priest in
the temple. All the names from that tribe were written on the walls of the temple.
When the disciples marvelled over all those names Christ said don't marvel for they
will all come down and the temple will be destroyed.
It was 70 years later and the deciples, or most of them saw the temple destroyed
by the Romans. Today, orthodox Jews want to build a third temple on the same spot
where the big mosque with the golden dome is. It's called the Temple MOunt and
its the most hotly contested piece of real estate in the world today.
The Israeli gov't wont let the Jews put a temple there because it will start WW 3
but the book of Ezekial says a temple will be built in the end times. The Jews even
have a name for it and call it Ezekial's Temple.
More info is at www.templemount.com
The whole of your points can be summed up by saying you are confusing the necessity of logic with the sufficiency of logic.
Assuming you're correct ... so what? Because scientists don't know what something is doesn't mean a transcendent, timeless, sentient being exists that governs everything.
Correct. The point is, we get so carried away with all that science has unraveled, that we forget that at a fundamental level (mass-energy, gravity) our edifices we have built are floating on unknown, and potentially, irreducible matters of fact. What I mean by that is, the past two thousand years have been spent understanding how these things work. We have yet to analyze what they are, precisely because they just are. We just accept them as blunt fact. We have to. Mass-energy, just is. Gravity, just is. We are finding more and more about the interactions of these elements (mass-energy, gravity) but what are they? This is even more startling when looking at organisms. What is life? Yes we know it's these amino acids and this protein in this cell, but the actual emergent property "life" that is when these things come together. But why? This is what's so particularly damaging about saying science is the only authority on these matters, because in reality, science just gives us concrete facts, and tells us nothing about them, other than, "because". To go further would be to ask science to prove science. Let's say for example, we founded another branch of science, explaining "how" for all of science, called "super science." We would eventually exhaust "super science" to the point of needing a "super, super science.", and so on for a "super super super science" , ad infinitum. This is the danger of logic. It is a formal system and is thus limited to the rules of a formal system.
Correct. But again, here is the problem with your appealing to logic. How exactly is the idea that the universe was a nothing that turned into a something (the big bang) more logical than saying that everything came from a deity? Stephen Hawkins pioneered it, but the majority of scientists have faith in - because that's exactly what it is based on, faith- that the universe is a nothing that turns out to be a something, and that the universe created itself. Hawkins himself actually takes it one step further, he believes -or has faith in- the notion that the law of gravity formed the universe. What a marvelous contradiction, since the law of nature gravity,* by definition, presupposes the existence of the nature in which it purports to describe.* All scientific law in the last resort says that if you have X you will get Y. If only you can find any X. For those who belive in a God, that is where they find their X. Science however has chosen in this one particular instance, they don't need an X to get Y.Quote:
Doesn't mean a god or gods did it.
When it comes to these kinds of debates, I've come to the point where my only intention is for others to entertain and realize the fact that this is much more of a debate than many would have you believe; and in particular, "we must not mistake the necessity of reason for it's sufficiency."
I'm glad we can agree on the "correct"ness of my general responses to you from before.
1) The big bang theory does not say something came from nothing. It is, in fact, a great deal more complex than that, and starts with the fact that scientists use the word "nothing" differently from how we laypeople use it (much how they use the word "theory" differently).
2) Atheism and the big bang theory are completely unrelated to each other (so actually, I have no need to resolve your question). Atheism is a rejection of god claims. That is it. That's all. The only way to be a bad atheist is to accept a god claim. Which means ...
3) If the big bang theory were to be proven wrong tomorrow, I still wouldn't believe in a god. Because crossing out one answer does not mean another answer is true unless there are only two possible answers. "Big Bang" and "Magical timeless intelligence" have not been demonstrated as the only two possible answers.
4) The vast majority of scientific and natural evidence points to the fact that a big bang phenomenon did occur. There is zero evidence for the existence of a magical timeless intelligence, let alone one (if you buy into the Abrahamic religions) that cares about our sex lives, can read our minds, etc.
2) Scientists do not need faith. Scientists follow evidence. Evidence suggests a big bang phenomenon occurred.
So, what caused god?
Oh, ... nothing caused god?
So, more accurately, every reaction needs an action except for the pet causes you like. (Classic example of special pleading, a logical fallacy.)
My assertion was that faith is what people say when they are being illogical. I never said you can prove faith with logic. Either you misunderstood me or are scrambling/deflecting here.
If we both agree that your faith-based belief is illogical, then we are done here because we both agree.


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A shoe created by Nigo , a man from tokyo who invented his own style. Popularized by Pharell from the Neptunes.
Youngbuck: what dem kicks be like
me: man them are bathing apes aka bape stas mayne
youngbuck: yooooooo imma cop the shi+s them shi+$ lookk hard ,iite mayne
me: iite 1
me: man them are bathing apes aka bape stas mayne
youngbuck: yooooooo imma cop the shi+s them shi+$ lookk hard ,iite mayne
me: iite 1
by jnwpse July 07, 2006
Basicly a shoe that comes from japan and is worn by some hip-hop artistspharrell, solja boy ect. Bapestas are a type of shoe produced by the company Bathing Ape. The Bathing Ape company only makes two shoes, but come in a large variaty of colors. Now some of these shoes do look attractive, and are nice to have, but if you are not truely rich then, please do not buy them. They do look nice but, they cost anywhere from $200-$500, yes in american. Honestly $500 for some plastic and leather!If you really spend that much i hope you donate to the poor and needy. This company gets copied alot by merchants. Some of these fake bapestas or, "fakestas" can look very real or very fake. I live in the south side of San Antonio TX and sometimes in my high school, i see some of these shoes, but the closest store is either the one in LA or NY and i doubt that they buy them from the internet. Yet, some of these shoes a just can't be fake and in the mist of wanting to be popular or look like a celebrity, these teenagers waste alot of money on shoes that will eventually wear out.
by omarfosho October 29, 2007
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush


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Okavango Delta
Explore the Okavango Delta by mokoro, on foot or on game drive. A maze of sparkling lagoons, meandering channels and overgrown islands teeming with wildlife, Botswana's Okavango Delta lies like a sparkling jewel at the heart of the Kalahari Desert.
Known as "the river that never finds the sea", crystal clear channels spread over the thirstlands of the Kalahari with their papyrus-fringed banks and fertile floating islands. Adapted for a life in and out of water, the elegant red lechwe and shy sitatunga are found in this watery wilderness. Lion, cheetah, leopard and African wild dog share the floodplains with large herds of elephant and buffalo.
Hippo inhabit the deeper channels and lagoons, while honey badgers can be seen in broad daylight. Tall termite mounds are homes for families of dwarf and banded mongoose. Experience the delicate details of the glistening waterways on a mokoro (dugout canoe) ride, where iridescent dragonflies, frogs of every colour and jewel-like kingfishers live in the papyrus-lined banks.
Why Visit
- The Okavango Delta is a large inland delta formed where the Okavango River reaches a tectonic trough in the central part of the endorheic basin of the Kalahari.
- All the water reaching the Delta is ultimately evaporated and transpired, and does not flow into any sea or ocean.
- Each year approximately 11 cubic kilometres of water spreads over the 6,000-15,000 km² area.
- Some flood-waters drain into Lake Ngami. The Moremi Game Reserve, a National Park, is on the eastern side of the Delta.
- The Okavango Delta is a UNESCO World Heritage Site as well as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa
Summer (October-April)
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During summer and spring, hot days usher in thunderstorms over a dry Delta, while in winter the land dries and the Delta fills with water.
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- Traveling with ChildrenChildren over the age of 12 welcome
- WildlifeExcellent Large breeding herds of elephants, lion, leopard, African wild dog, spotted hyena, herds of sable and roan antelope
- LanguagesEnglish is widely spoken throughout Botswana.
- Flying to BotswanaFrequent flights link Johannesburg to Gaborone, Maun and Kasane - the gateways to the national parks and wildlife areas.
- CurrencyThe currency is Pula (P); US Dollars are widely accepted
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Home to vast herds of elephant. Enjoy leisurely river cruises and game drives among the towering baobabs seeking out leopard and wild dog.
The only game reserve in the Delta, Moremi is rich and diverse despite its size. The woodland and acacia forest teem with wildlife all year round.
Once the floor of great lake Makgadigkadi, these endless white pans and open spaces host flamingoes, zebra migrations and dazzling night skies.
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text: A California appeals court has rejected Chevron Corp.'s effort to overturn a judge's ruling that blocked the oil giant from expanding its Richmond refinery without further environmental review. The San Francisco-based First District Court of Appeal said Monday that the judge properly interpreted state environmental regulations when she ruled last summer that Chevron's report on the expansion's potential health and safety effects was incomplete. The court says that among the issues Chevron must address before the project can proceed is whether the expanded facility will process heavy crude oil, which generates more pollution than lighter crude. The revised report must also detail how the company plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the refinery.


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To have doggie-style position sex (with lubrication) where the partner behind does not use their hands to hold onto the hips. Also known as Free-Style Doggie-Style.
She liked watching me in the mirror when I was behind her so much, I decided to hold my head up tall and astropilot her.
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We are out of the contest, officially. What a roller coaster of events. Thank you again for all your help and support.
This was a great learning experience for us. Maybe again next year.
We will have the last raffle soon. The winner of the second raffle was Eric from Virginia. The first raffle winner was from Beesource, but has not responded to my messages, so I can't disclosed her name (yep it's a lady). I asked Barry to contact her for me.
All those who voted and registered or let me know through the forum, you have a one time 10% discount that is good until 12/31/12. When ordering, put 'Voted' in the coupon box. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
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text: Curious what your gut feelings on the draft are? I don't think we are going to target a FS like all the draft guys think. I thought Watkins played good at the end of the season. Then there are the stories about Henry being moved to FS. Watkins would be good enough to play backup. I don't think Landry or Nelson will be on the board at #22 anyway. I don't think Dallas is going to be very active in FA. We might pick-up a few guys but I doubt they are big names. We will probably resort to resigning the key guys like McBriar, Colombo, Romo etc. The two biggest needs I see is G and CB. The two players I see probably being available is Blaylock and Ross from UT (Hook em Horns!). I think both players would be instant starters. I would probably say G is our bigger need by far. How about the LB's? What guys do you think we will be targeting?


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Tracey Nelson crunches the numbers ahead of the key Super 15 match-ups this week.
CHIEFS v HIGHLANDERS (Hamilton, Referee Jonathon White)
These two met just four weeks ago in Dunedin in what was the season-opening round for the New Zealand sides, with the Chiefs victorious 41-27. That win took the Chiefs to 13 wins in the 20 games played against the Highlanders.
Sam Cane excelled in that Dunedin match, making 19 tackles without a miss, and carrying the ball 10 times for a gain of 55 metres. So far this season he has made 68 tackles and missed just four.
The battle of the halfbacks will be keenly watched. Tawera Kerr-Barlow has run with the ball more than Aaron Smith this season, with 16 carries for 28 metres gained compared to seven carries for 14 metres. Smith has tended to pass the ball more this season than last, with 190 passes compared to Kerr-Barlow's 169.
Chris King will play his 100th Super match against the Chiefs this weekend.
It will be his 84th game for the Highlanders, having played 16 for the Crusaders. King made his Super Rugby debut in 2003, the same game that Dan Carter also made his debut.
Gareth Anscombe remains the top New Zealand points scorer with 67, and his goal kicking average so far this season is sitting at 87 percent - missed just four of his 31 kicks for goal.
The Chiefs are just 11 points shy of having scored 500 points against the Highlanders, having averaged 24.5 points per game in the 20 matches played to date.
The Highlanders are the only side to yet record a win in 2013.
CRUSADERS v SOUTHERN KINGS (Christchurch, Referee Rohan Hoffman)
The Crusaders have won their last 31 home games against South African opposition, so it will take a huge effort from the Kings to topple them in Christchurch. It is the first time these two sides have met.
Last week the Crusaders missed just five tackles against the Bulls, while the Kings missed 24 against the Chiefs.
Winger Tom Marshall was outstanding against the Bulls making 168 running metres, two linebreaks, one offload, and scoring a try.
The Kings are averaging just 8 penalties per match so far this season compared to the Crusaders' 10, and are averaging 15 turnovers per game - which is two less than the Crusaders.
The Kings lost just two of their 14 lineouts against the Chiefs last week, while the Crusaders were 10 from 12 against the Bulls. Both sides are averaging 87 percent on their own throw this year.
But when it comes to scrums the Crusaders are ahead having won 100 percent of their own feeds, while the Kings have won 93 percent of theirs.
WARATAHS v BLUES (Sydney, Referee Francisco Pastrama)
These two teams haven't met since the 2011 play-offs, but of the 17 games played the Blues are ahead with 10 wins.
The last time they met in Sydney ended in a victory to the Waratahs 39-32 in 2010.
Neither of these two sides have conceded many penalties in 2013, the Waratahs are averaging 8 while the Blues are averaging just seven per game.
Of the 11 tries the Blues have scored this year, five have originated in their own half. They have managed to score 8 of those 11 tries from set piece, one of the best strike rates of any side in the competition.
The Waratahs have struggled with their defence averaging 22 missed tackles per game in 2013, while the Blues have missed an average of 13 tackles per game.
Charles Piutau has been a potent attacking weapon for the Blues from fullback averaging nine metres every time he gets the ball in hand. On average he beats six defenders and makes six linebreaks per game.
Michael Dennis has been the Waratahs' go-to man when it comes to lineouts, having won 18.
Michael Hooper has had a big work rate on defence for the Waratahs having made 51 tackles, while Luke Braid has made 35.
The Blues may have the edge when it comes to scrums, having won 92 percent of their own feed this season. The Waratahs are sitting on 85 percent on their own feed, and have conceded three penalties on opposition feeds of the scrum.


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Enjoy the sexiest tweets from Comic-Con and see the friskiest #FriskyFriday TwitPics.
Hot Shots is your weekly dose of sexy from the Twitter accounts of the most beautiful women in the world. Every week we bring you a collection of the sexiest tweets from Playboy models and their wild, exciting, and sexy adventures. From #FriskyFriday and red carpet events to everyday moments, these are the sexiest tweets from the last week.
@JessaHinton and @MissNov98 delight fans at their Comic-Con appearance in San Diego.
When @MissKassieLyn takes the dog for a walk, she really goes out in style.
@LaurenWaugh's #FriskyFriday shot was pretty wet and wild.
@MeganMedellin shows off her giant gummy bear and shoots some paint balls.
@JessePrestonXO soaks and suds some Italian muscle.
The Playmate Dancers @AmyLeighAndrews, @IrinaVoronina and @ShannaM0710 looking alright in white!
@FrancescaFrigo delivered postcard perfection in the form of this shot on a pier and then followed up with a #FriskyFriday photo that's smoking hot.
@AshleyMattingly shows off an impossibly beautiful view of Los Angeles.
@MissMarch2009 and @MissDec2010 hang with @DJVice at the Camp Playboy Comic-Con party.
@GhostieBunny and her friends did their best Princess Leia impersonations (much to the delight of the fans) at Comic-Con.
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How Your Fellow Marketers Do It Right
Winning sales & marketing best practices developed and deployed by installing security contractors across North America highlight the 17th Annual SAMMY Awards. Which companies took home the trophy hardware and what set them apart is detailed here. Takeaway tips and advice abound.
Rodney Bosch and Ashley Willis June 3, 2012
It does not take a leap of faith to suggest that a great many businesses — large and small, and certainly not excluding installing security contractors — struggle to market their brands efficiently and effectively. Note, for example, the results on page four for SSI's latest Web poll, which asked readers to justly rate their firm's marketing competence. The marks were grimmer than you might otherwise have predicted. Only 15% of respondents rate their company's marketing as good or outstanding, while 67% say it's nonexistent to severely lacking.
Help is on the way in the form of SSI's Sales & Marketing (SAMMY) Awards. More than an occasion to honor sales and marketing excellence, an underlying intent of the program is to spotlight best practices so that other firms may learn and benefit from successful techniques used by industry peers.
Is your organization lacking promotional prowess and needing to improve its marketing collateral? Well, then read on! You could very well find helpful nuggets in the following mini profiles that highlight winners of the 10 marketing categories from this year's 17th Annual SAMMY awards.
What comprises a cost-effective integrated marketing campaign? How can you craft a newsletter your customers will actually look forward to reading? Which online features do your customers want to see and use on your Web site? These answers and many more insights follow. We hope you'll be motivated to incorporate some of these ideas and concepts into your own branding efforts and enter the SAMMY program next year to prove your marketing mettle.
SSI would like to thank program sponsors ADI, Fire-Lite, Honeywell, Tri-Ed/Northern Video Distribution, Visonic, ISC Expo, Electronic Security Association (ESA) and PSA Security Network for helping make the 2012 SAMMYs program possible.
Protection 1
Best Overall Integrated Marketing Campaign
Sponsored by ADI
Hitting All the Right Marks With 'Multiple Vehicles'
Creating an integrated marketing campaign often entails leveraging numerous online and traditional media, resources, and customer touch points to accomplish specific marketing objectives. Be it lead generation, building brand awareness or customer upselling, the intent of an integrated campaign is to create a whole that's greater and more effective than the sum of its parts. It is in this regard, despite stiff competition from competing entries, Protection 1 earned the nod from SAMMY judges in this category.
Regardless of company size or budget, all security firms can create a successful integrated campaign to help achieve marketing objectives faster and more efficiently, says Jamie Haenggi, chief marketing & customer experience officer, for Romeoville, Ill.-based P1.
"One of the things I look for when determining what will work is if it 'has legs,' meaning, can it be used in multiple vehicles, can it have multiple messages tied to an overarching theme?" she says. "Then, use that campaign throughout all of your marketing vehicles — your Web site, E-mails, advertising, collateral."
Haenggi explains a valuable tip she learned early on her career was that as a marketer you will get tired of your message long before your targeted prospects will. Hence, don't be too quick to change it out if it's working.
"While you see your message day in and day out, your prospects have not. Marketing departments can often make this mistake of constantly changing their campaigns — which can be costly — before they have actually taken hold," she says.
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REVIEW: The Hobbit: the Desolation of Smaug
By Derek Sante - Review Nation
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We return to our heroes as they continue to escape from the deadly Orcs. On the run are a Wizard, a grouping of Dwarves and a lone Hobbit that has just found his courage. Together they must escape through dark forests, Elf territory and more in hopes of getting to the Lone Mountain before the last light of a day shines upon it.
As they fight on to their goal, they fall into the realm of the Elves. Saved by a possible new ally Tauriel (Evangeline Lilly) and a future friend, but now enemy; Legolas (Orlando Bloom). By order of the king, they are imprisoned until the dwarves spout the truth of their journey and the price of freedom can be paid.
After some "negotiation", thanks to Bilbo (Martin Freeman), the group escapes into a field of Orcs and Elves. After some stunning teamwork and a bit of luck, they reach the mountain. And this is when the thief and/or Hobbit come into play. Bilbo's job is to sneak past a sleeping dragon through a sea of gold and jewels, all to find the one jewel that will reunite the kingdoms; The Arkenstone. Unfortunately, Dragons are light sleepers and Hobbit's aren't as quiet as advertised. Smaug (Voiced by Benedict Cumberpatch) rises from his slumber with anger and furious vengeance. None shall take his treasure and by no means will Thorin Oakenshield regain his power, all who oppose this commandment; will burn.
Reviewing this movie was simple; action and fantasy meet in a glorious way when Peter Jackson and these characters are part of the equation. New ally's and old friends add layers to the Hobbit story as they fight monsters at every turn. In addition, this film has one of the best escape action scenes I've seen in years. When you watch it, I dare you not to smile!
Grade: A-
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Running time: 2hr 40mins.
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With unpredictable comebacks and ugly conquests marking a six-game winning streak, don't bet against the Breakers' unwavering belief resulting in a seventh straight success in Adelaide on Sunday.
The defending champions' one-point victory against Wollongong on Thursday night was the latest in a series of unlikely victories, solidifying the club's lead atop the Australian NBL standings before yet another jaunt across the Tasman.
Having recently completed a four-game summer sweep in Australia, the Breakers (14-3) will be confident of continuing their run in Adelaide (6-11) - even if coach Andrej Lemanis admitted the hectic schedule had impinged on his players' performance against the Hawks.
Despite how badly their bodies are hurting, there is little chance the Breakers will let a little physical discomfort cloud their mental state. The standards the side have set over the last few seasons simply wouldn't allow it.
"We take pride in being the best road team in the league," Lemanis said. "We have been the last four years and there's a certain sense of pride about that in the group.
"When we go on the road we expect to win, we don't care what the circumstance is. We don't care if we fly in half an hour before the game, we expect to go out and play well - and if we play well then we're going to give ourselves a chance to win."
It wasn't always that way, though. As the Breakers celebrated 10 seasons in the ANBL by wearing their heritage singlets against the Hawks, it was easy to look back and recall losing streaks far lengthier than their current winning mark.
The Breakers, like other Kiwi sides competing in transtasman competitions, initially found fortune across the ditch hard to come by. That all changed with Lemanis' arrival and the host of accomplished players who followed.
"I think it started with recruiting winners," the coach said. "Tony Ronaldson, CJ Bruton, Dillon [Boucher] have experienced winning in another programme.
"When I got to this club, the feeling was it was so hard to win on the road it was almost a miracle if you did it, so it's OK to lose. What happened was the mindset changed when we started recruiting people who were used to winning.
"They said, 'well, if we want to win, it doesn't matter where we play, it doesn't matter how hard it is, we need to go out and expect to win'."
Boucher, a foundation player at the club who has experienced the full spectrum of emotions with the Breakers, was well-placed to describe the change that took place, a change which has his side well on the way to a third straight title.
"It was all mental," Boucher explained. "Andrej talks a lot about whatever is in the front of your mind is a lot of time how you're going to perform. If we're telling ourselves that we're not going to win or it's going to be tough, then that's what you're thinking.
"Andrej's exactly right and that's exactly what we've done - we've just changed the mindset."
That mindset means even if Breakers are shooting barely better than 30 per cent at halftime - as they were against Wollongong - or even if they're trailing by 14 heading into the final quarter - as they were in their win over Adelaide last month - the players have only one thing on their minds.
"We expect to win every single game, no matter whether it's here or in Australia," Boucher said. "We're confident, some would say to the point of cocky. We believe we're better than every other team in this league and we go out and play like it."


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State Senator Mary Lazich (R-New Berlin) represents parts of four counties: Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, and Walworth. Her Senate District 28 includes New Berlin, Franklin, Greendale, Hales Corners, Muskego, Waterford, Big Bend, the town of Vernon and parts of Greenfield, East Troy, and Mukwonago. Senator Lazich has been in the Legislature for more than a decade. She considers herself a tireless crusader for lower taxes, reduced spending and smaller government.
The Joint Finance Committee Approves Mining Bill
Today, Monday, February 25, 2013, I was pleased to vote in favor of the mining bill along with other Republican members of the Joint Finance Committee (JFC). The JFC vote to appove the mining bill was 12-4. The full State Senate is expected to vote on Senate Bill 1, Wednesday, February 27, 2013.
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People on the left love to talk about "rich people and their greed."
Demonizing Success
quote:Meh, perhaps an elegant disguise for selfishness and self-loathing.
Contempt for happiness is usually contempt for other people's happiness, and is an elegant disguise for hatred of the human race. "
The funny thing is that the people running down those with success, including Obama, don't check the box on their tax returns to pay more money than is owed to the government.
I mostly see a lot of unhappy Republicans....and if this board is any indication, they're not only unhappy, they are very, very angry
Why do you lie to yourself and call yourself a libertarian? You aren't at all because if you were you wouldn't care and you wouldn't post such nonsense in which you have put little thought into before posting.
and if this board is any indication, they're not only unhappy, they are very, very angry.
quote:Is that a good thing, or bad IYO?
I mostly see a lot of unhappy Republicans....and if this board is any indication, they're not only unhappy, they are very, very angry.
quote:Just met some of our financial advisors. They made it pretty clear success is being demonized.
In This Day of Demonizing Success
That would be in your imagination, sir.
I just don't believe "contempt for happiness" is a liberal only condition
I would like to add to the "coveting" aspect. I currently have 105 employees with 85 in the Local Union. A couple of my young Union employees were watching me load my vehicle for a family trip out in the shop yard at the end of the day this past summer. I had the vehicle professionally cleaned that day so my wife would not bitch. One young man (under 25) said he wished he could afford to have his truck "detailed" and the other two chimed in also, which lead to a lot of "I wish I could afford" and a comment "you are lucky." This set me off. I know what each man earns, including benefits and the other perks we provide. They make a good living for their skills and will make more with experience. So we got into a conversation about choices. Mainly me talking and them lower their eyes. One young man is on his third Chevy loaded truck in five years, owns a boat that you would see the Bass Masters and he lives in a mobile home with a baby on the way. The one who made the comment about the "detail" cleaning and said he could not afford such an expense, had a pack of Cigs in his shirt pocket and a nice set of tattoos on both arms. I was told his back is covered but I have never seen it and I don't care. But he makes that choice, I choose not to smoke, get tattoos, drink a lot, etc. I told them that the choices they make have consequences. They made a good choice to get into a trade that will always be in demand but are screwing up by complaining about what other people do or have. I went over the costs of their choices - Tattos, Smokes, a new truck almost every 18 months, boat costs, decreasing value of a manufactured home, costs of Credit (they have huge credit card bills), etc. Quit looking at everyone else and "wishing I could that", but look at yourself and start making good decisions. My "luck" they wished they had including busting my arse in school to get a college scholarship, then to moving away from family to go to law school. My new wife working two jobs while I finished my last year. Then taking loans to start a business. Amazingly, they did not want to swap their personal debt for my name on the bank LOC.
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Full Circle
This editor's introduction to the mold-building industry has much in common with his introduction to the broader world of manufacturing nearly seven years ago.
When I applied for my first writing and editing job after graduating from Ohio University, I didn't have a clue what I was getting into. Barely a month later, I found myself standing bewildered, jaw agape and eyes wide, amid the bustle and din of IMTS 2006. This was a whole new world, and upon returning home, I couldn't help but marvel at how everything around me--the cell phone case in my pocket, the milk jug in the fridge, my toothbrush, virtually anything plastic--could be traced back to skilled craftsmen using sophisticated machinery to cut cavities from hardened steel.
Of course, that IMTS and other events I'd attend as a budding editor for Modern Machine Shop magazine, a sister publication of MoldMaking Technology, also introduced me to myriad other ways in which machining makes modern life possible. Still, mold and die stood out as a particular fascination during my seven years with that publication. This interest is one reason why I was more than happy to make the transition to MoldMaking Technology when the opportunity arose a few weeks ago.
In taking that opportunity, I've come full circle. Again, I see a new path ahead, and again, it all seems quite overwhelming. There's a lot to see and learn, and I'm excited to take it all in. This time, however, I'm a bit older, and I've got a solid background in writing about manufacturing technology. I'm also looking forward to really honing in on a single industry, as opposed to trying to encompass all things metalworking. That should make it easier to develop the contacts and the more specialized knowledge I'll need to provide you, the reader, with a window into the world of mold manufacturing beyond the walls of your own shop.
In fact, perhaps you can help. Good, non-commercial technical content is a major strength of MoldMaking Technology. However, one thing I bring to the table is a knack for developing application stories—that is, not technical articles, but pieces that describe real-world examples of technology changing businesses. I'm always hunting for a good lead, and if your shop is doing anything new, please send me an email at email@example.com. (Note that everything is confidential until you agree otherwise.)


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Divisional Round Tale: Kansas City Chiefs At New England Patriots
The Chiefs continue their hot roll, winning their 11th consecutive game when they routed the Houston Texans 30-0 in the Wild-Card game.
Wild Card Weekend Tale: Green Bay Packers At Washington Redskins
The idea of Aaron Rodgers competing in the playoffs normally makes the Packers one of the most dangerous teams in the league, but that has not been the case this year.
Wild Card Weekend Tale: Seattle Seahawks At Minnesota Vikings
The Seahawks should not be underestimated as the playoffs get underway. After winning Super Bowl XLVIII, they were one play away from winning again last year.
Wild Card Weekend Tale: Pittsburgh Steelers At Cincinnati Bengals
The Steelers may be the No. 6 seed in the AFC playoffs, but they are very dangerous because they have such an explosive offense.
Wild Card Weekend Tale: Kansas City Chiefs At Houston Texans
The Chiefs roll into the playoffs on a 10-game winning streak, and while there are a lot of reasons for their recent success, the biggest may be the consistency of quarterback Alex Smith.
Week 17 Tale Of The Tape: St. Louis Rams At San Francisco 49ers
The Rams have rallied with three consecutive wins, and they can finish the season at .500 if they close the year with a win at San Francisco.


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The Rum Diary Gonzo Channel
Revel in the savage debauchery of Hunter S. Thompson with this archive of his Playboy articles before The Rum Diary hits theaters Oct. 28.
Hunter S. Thompson was just 22-years-old in 1959 when he first began writing The Rum Diary, or what he initially called "the great American rum novel." He envisioned it as something of a contemporary and rum-soaked version of The Great Gatsby, one of Thompson's favorite books. Based on the time Thompson spent working for an English language newspaper in San Juan, Puerto Rico, The Rum Diary fictionally chronicles the drunken and debauched life of Paul Kemp, an American journalist sauntering through San Juan with a savage lust for women, blood and booze. Once finished, Thompson spent nearly a decade revising and shopping it to publishers before reverting to other projects. It wasn't until 1998 that Thompson was finally able to publish The Rum Diary.
Now, more than a decade later Thompson's great American rum novel will make its way to the big screen Oct. 28, starring Johnny Depp as Paul Kemp and Amber Heard as Kemp's enigmatic love interest, Chenault. Celebrating yet another milestone in Thompson's ever-growing list of achievements, we've gathered some of Thompson's most memorable stories from Playboy magazine in one place on Playboy.com and have curated the iPlayboy "On Beyond Gonzo" Commission of Thompson-inspired pieces and articles featuring the savage illustrations of Ralph Steadman.
Correspondence between HST & Playboy
Previously unpublished correspondences from Thompson and Playboy about various projects he was working on, including one article Playboy refused to publish.
The Unmaking of the President
Thompson confidant Craig Vetter reports on Thompson himself from the front lines of the 1992 presidential campaign trail—from the October 1992 issue.
Johnny Depp Playboy Interview
A candid conversation with the star of The Rum Diary about growing up, getting sober and being a middle-aged sex symbol—from the May 2004 issue.
The Playboy Interview: Hunter S. Thompson
A freewheeling conversation with the outlaw journalist and only man alive to ride with both Richard Nixon and the Hell's Angels—from the November 1974 issue.
Fear and Justice in the Kingdom of Sex
The original gonzo journalist salutes Hef and worries that old communist conspiracy theories are being repackaged as the War on Terrorism—from the January 2004 issue.
Postcards from the Proud Highway
A compendium of hard-worn advice that Thompson was writing for Playboy when he died—from the May 2005 issue.
The Curse of Lono
An excerpt from Thompson's 1983 book of the same title about his experience covering the 1980 Honolulu Marathon for Running magazine—from the December 1983 issue.
On Beyond Gonzo
A Playboy Commission of gonzo and new-journalism works by Thompson and his stylistic peers curated from the iPlayboy digital archives.
Scar Strangled Banger
The good doctor writes about meeting outlaw illustrator Ralph Steadman on their first assignment together covering the 1970 Kentucky Derby—from the May 1988 issue.
Hunter S. Thompson Unleashed
Playboy gathers some of the best Hunter S. Thompson videos from around the web.


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Maria's Place - Trinity
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|Rua Dr. Alfredo Magalhães, 4000 Porto, Portugália
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Just behind the heart of downtown — the Aliados Avenue — you'll be able to comfortably visit the city either by bus, metro or foot as everything is at a very small distance, like the Majestic Café, Capela das Almas, Aliados Avenue and the Town Hall, Clérigos Tower, Galerias de Paris, São Bento Railway Station, Santa Catarina street and its local and department stores, etc.
This sunny and renovated apartment is placed in a 1940's building with lift/elevator. Apart from a fully equipped kitchen, and a nice bathroom with tub, you'll find a functional living area with a sofa, television and wi-fi, and dining area for two. The sunny fresh bedroom has a big and comfortable double bed.
Definitely a good choice to visit Porto and comfortably experience its cosmopolitan and historic sides at once.
Casa da Musica is a 8min journey by metro, same as the Campanhã Railway Station or Estádio do Dragão. Ribeirinha is 9min away by foot.
Taking the metro directly from the airport will only take about 25min.
The apartment has a good location, it is within walking distance to Ribeira, a big commercial center and the metro which takes you everywhere in the city and to the airport is 5 min walk.
It is a perfect space with all the essentials for cooking and also provided with towels and a hair dryer.
HázirendQuiet family building
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The apartment was very well located and clean. Definitely recommended for a stay in Porto!
Maria was very kind, helpful and friendly. There are many specific ideas for sightseeing. She was very flexible because we sooner arrived, so we could hike the day before check-in time.
The apartment was clean, friendly and well equipped very well located in the city center.
Totally it was like in the picture.
Everything was perfect. Thank you very much!
Maria's apartment was a great choice! It was very clean and the location was perfect, only 5 minutes from the underground station and just 10 to 15 minutes from the main touristic area.
Maria was also very kind! When we arrived, she gave us the keys and explained us how to move around the city, giving suggestions about places to visit.
We definitely recommend her place for a nice stay in Porto!
Maria is a very helpful and friendly host. The flat is in a perfect location to explore the city and just 5 min to the metro and some shops.
Everything was clean and it's very cozy, so perfect for two.
Thank you for your help and we will come back!
Maria was waiting for us when we arrived at the appartment and she gave us very useful information for our visit. The location is perfect, within walking distance to the city center and the river, and the appartment has everything one could need during a few days in Porto. Very recommendable!
Really nice place and better landlord. The apartment is confortable and is in a central location (10 minutes walking from Sao Bento Station). I recommend it if you want to pass some days in the city.
The apartment is very cute and perfect for a few days in porto .
Good location, metro station in front of the door or 15 minutes to the douro by feet. Maria is very friendly and helpful.
Very nice family that helped us in everything they could. The apartment is exactly the same than in the photos. Very confortable but noisy because of a bus parking
Maria is really nice, and her son as well. Kind and friendly.
The apartment is very cute, perfect for a short stay. It only needs thicker courtains to dark the bedroom properly for us who are used to shutters. The rest is perfect.
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This position requires some maneuvering. Climb down to the second-to-last rung of the pool ladder. Do a 180, holding the rails, so your back is to the wall. Lean forward and spread your legs so your guy can lower himself behind you and place his feet between your legs on the rung below you. Adjust your bodies so he can slip himself inside you.
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SOLI Chamber Ensemble, names Ertan Torgul as Managing & Artistic Director. Torgul succeeds Stephanie Key. Key will continue as the group's clarinetist and focus more on the development side of the organization. Torgul will continue to serve as the violinist for the ensemble.
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Dunckle is a slang term that originated in Ulster County, NY. Dunckle means pulling a fast one on someone. To pull the wool over ones eyes and take advantage of another person with no remorse. This is usually done to a white female by her male black lover. To extort money out of someone by stealing, telling lies to and or ultimately scamming them.
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Talisker 57 degrees North. An absolute bruiser of a malt from the Skye distillery, if there is a better "standard" distillery bottling at cask strength currently available then I have not had it. Magic.
Dogfish Miles Davis Bitches Brew. Awesome, must try it if you can find it. We have one of eight barrels they made this year.
"God sends meat and the devil sends cooks." - Thomas Deloney
Well, no entries from me on this one for a few weeks. I was hoping this year was going to be eggnog and fruitcake year, but alas, I am on copious amounts of antibiotics, and they turn my liver into a narcoleptic bouncer. I tried to get through a 22 of Rahr and Sons bourbon-cask 10-week aged Winter Warmer, and delicious as it was, I was 1/3 of the way through and felt like I'd had 3.


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Return of the Franchise
Classic film franchises we want to see back on the silver screen.
2011 in film has been the year of the reboot: Planet of the Apes, The Three Musketeers, Conan the Barbarian, all franchises brought back from the dead to feed the bottomless Hollywood money pit. Some were decent and others were flops but it got us here at Playboy thinking about a few other notable titles we felt did not quite run their course, that maybe could have offered us a few more unforgettable cinematic moments.


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Hunting out of a ground blind a hunter should be able to stay invisible, reduce noise, scent and have 360° of shooting with a bow, crossbow or gun, even when hunting with a cameraman or friend. The Ameristep Michael Waddell Bone Collector Ground Blind does just that. You can use it anywhere as long as Mother Earth is under you, which makes this ground blind applicable in any hunting situation on any game. Features vertical window technology and a heat release roof vent system. It also features a shoot through mesh with gun port. The carbon enhanced fabric helps eliminate scent, shine and excess noise. Available in Realtree Xtra.
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