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eschwalm wrote:This is beautifully detailed and intricate, but my eyes have trouble following the lines. Maybe if the design flowed from one shoulder down to the bottom corner you could have spaced it out a little.
P.S. I'm always a fan of your dramatic color and you blew it away in that category!
thanks a lot, yes i knew it is a little bit difficult to read.The illustrator version is sharper and more mathematicalogical, but in the heat of the night ,with the rush of beeing ready, i imported it in photoshop and began to create this universe.
6amcrisis wrote:This makes me want to read Stephen Baxter's The Time Ships again, the final few chapters where they travel back to the beginning of Time (that's a good thing!)
thanks a lot, i never heard of this book,but it seems to be nice.It wil be my next(perhaps i should read again The time machine before, cause it's been a long time.)
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This has such a warm look to it. My brother-in-law carves his apples like that. He won an apple carving contest a few years ago with that method... they have those sort of things in PA.
oakenspirit wrote:This has such a warm look to it. My brother-in-law carves his apples like that. He won an apple carving contest a few years ago with that method... they have those sort of things in PA.
Same BIL that likes to shoot guns?
I love this design too. I would definitely wear it. It's criminal that you haven't printed here yet, Harzack!
Much more detail here
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Love the design! What color Tshirt is this?
orabbit wrote:Same BIL that likes to shoot guns?
HA! One and the same... Let's see what else we can learn about him over time...
It's criminal that you haven't printed here yet, Harzack!
TRUTH. You have been impressing me week after week!
lyonscc wrote:As a gamer for the past 30+ years, I absolutely love the design. Too bad you had to ditch the text, but I'd like one either way.
Thanks, Mr. Lyons. I've made my peace with the loss of the numbers. I like polyhedra as much as I like D&D, so it's all the same to me.
Re: The Towers
So cool!
Thank you all for your nice words! This meant going way out of my comfort zone, so I'm so glad you liked it!:D
Thank you Daletheskaer, thank you Neuro! This was really fun to make!:D
Fun idea! Cool drawing, Kevlar.
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I'm going to take one of these down. please tell me which coloring you like better.
aramis525 wrote:I don't get it...why the frowny faces?
If you take out the eyes, the rest of the image forms the bio-hazard sign ;-)
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I'm not sure what your point is. I've drawn a picture of a standard-issue NASA MMU (Manned Maneuvering Unit), used by NASA for decades now, with an astronaut in it. I chose an MMU with a camera attached to it (as in the picture you posted, but not specifically from the picture you posted), as I wanted it with the camera as the "source" of my astronaut's self-portrait.
It's like drawing a picture of a Corvette. You've got to look at pictures of Corvettes to semi-accurately draw what a Corvette looks like.
It should be pretty obvious that I didn't use the photo you've posted (or any other one out there) - the planet and nebula is one generated in Bryce 3D and Photoshop, and it is drawn with the reflection of my sun image (and a reflection of the reflecting ball) in it. The shading is also completely different (I added very little shading at all to my drawing, as the light source - the sun - is right in front of the astronaut).
Also, maybe your Google-fu is better than mine, but all of the pictures I can find are completely and totally different than the one reflected in the ball. NASA makes its photos public, as well, so there's no chance I took my own private picture to work from, either.
So I'm not sure what your point is.
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Maybe my mind tries to automatically correct what it my eyes see, but this looks like it could be actually made into a model, like it's not an illusion.
Re: Chess-scher
I don't see any rook floating, but some of the pieces areN#t in fact central to their squares, no matter which way you look at them. Still a great design!
This is really stunning.
Re: Infinity Drawing
Very cool looking, but as a woman I would never ever wear it -- maybe if it were vertical, or even diagonal, but... yeah.
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Black and white on Asphalt. I hope you enjoy my design this week. Thanks for checking it out.
This is beautiful
i5vkxiceelce wrote:What's the other half of the tessellation?
Just a lot of rabbits
Naolito wrote:I just noticed that a design was rejected for using numbers(no text rule).
I didn't want to wait until monday to be probably rejected for the numbers in his chest, so I decided to resubmit in advance
good thinking re-submiting and awesome design
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Great work Wirdou!
Wow very nice Wences.
Merseine wrote:Nicely done! The Escher print this riffs off of is one of my favorites. I love how the eyes and stars are the same color.
Thanks! (o;
daletheskater wrote:sweet! :D
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This also reminds me of a Charley Harper! Love!
Black and white on Asphalt. I hope you enjoy it and thanks for taking a look.
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Excellent, I'm sure it will be printed!
nimrond wrote:Maybe my mind tries to automatically correct what it my eyes see, but this looks like it could be actually made into a model, like it's not an illusion.
I will love it to see it, but don't think is possible, but be my guest
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happy to see this one going up,really nice work
just wow!
This is amazing!
shikausstan wrote:HAHA wow you are even more popular than you thought Wirdou. Actually you should feel a little bit honored (as well as pissed off) someone wants to be just like you!
hahah yeah, I hope you liked the design anyway XDXD
This is the sort of inventiveness I had hoped to see when I first saw the derby theme. As clever as the design is, the colours are the real icing on the cake for me.
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In The Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen, played by Jennifer Lawrence, volunteers to compete in the Hunger Games to save her younger sister, Prim, played by Willow Shields. The sisters return in Catching Fire, which finds Katniss on a Victor's Tour of Panem's districts as a rebellion sparked by Katniss's actions in the arena grows. The new movie—the second of four films based on Suzanne Collins' bestselling dystopian series—hits theaters November 22 and is rated PG-13.
Catching Fire also finds Prim following in her mother's footsteps by training to become a healer while supporting Katniss on her journey. "Prim is growing up quite a bit," Willow told TFK. "She is there for Katniss a lot in Catching Fire." The 13-year-old actress, who likes to to read and take dance classes when she's not working, shared what it's like filming with Jennifer Lawrence and how having a twin helps her relate to the sisters from District 12.
How do you relate to Prim?
Obviously, we live in two totally different worlds, but it's easier to relate to her because we are growing up together throughout the series. Prim is always there for her family, and she also has a real love for animals. I have always grown up around them. It's easy to connect with her.
You have a twin sister named Autumn. Does your relationship with her help you relate to Prim and Katniss?
Yeah. It helps you get into the mindset of filming the reaping [scenes, where the tributes are chosen] and thinking about the fact that your sister is going to the Hunger Games and may not come back. When you actually think about what if that happened in real life, it helps to connect with the facts and connect with the character and act better.
How are you and Autumn alike and different?
We are actually very different. I'm into acting, and she's more into art. She's a little bit shyer than I am. I'm probably the more outgoing sister. We have different interests in books and hobbies.
What do you like to do during your downtime on set?
Well, what I have to do during my downtime is school. Other than that, I hang out with Jen between scenes on set. But when I'm in my trailer, you'll find me doing school.
Do you find it difficult to balance doing work and school?
It's a little bit difficult because some days I might not be able to get math and reading in, so the next day I need to double up on it, but it's worth it. It can take a little getting used to. It's a self-discipline thing that I have learned over the past two years.
What's your favorite subject to study?
I think my favorite is reading. I read all the time.
Most of your scenes are filmed with Jennifer Lawrence. What's it like working with her?
I could not ask for a better person to work with. She is so sweet, she's hilarious, she's like a big sister on set, and I always have a blast filming with her. There's no one else who could play Katniss. She always has a good grasp on the characters she's playing.
You also filmed scenes with Prim's cat, Buttercup. What was that like?
It's fun. The cat that they cast as Buttercup is perfect. It's really a weird-looking cat. But the cat is super sweet and it's fun to be on set with the trainer. They teach you to work with the cat.
Next you'll film Mockingjay: Part 1. What are you looking forward to most?
It will be interesting because of the fact that [Prim will be] in a different place, so there's different wardrobe and different set design. It's always been District 12. It will be fun to have something different.


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We also talk about the pending release of Windows 7 and why Joe isn't going to upgrade, as well as whether Valve might have a hidden dark side. Chilling stuff.
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Video: Obama explains timing of birth-cert release
posted at 10:50 am on April 27, 2011 by Ed Morrissey
Via Tommy Christopher at Mediate, be prepared to see Barack Obama the happiest he's been in public in a long while, perhaps since taking office. And why not? In one fell swoop, Obama gets to paint his opponents as nutcases, tweak the press for their sudden obsession over the circumstances of his birth while we move from one government-shutdown deadline to the next, and act like the grown-up in the room. Obama starts off by saying that he finally got some live network coverage the only way he knew how, and proceeds to scold everyone for the monumental waste of time and distraction this has always represented:
Hey, if you finally got to spring a political trap after waiting for more than two years for the opportunity, you'd be all smiles, too.
Truly, the only reason I can think that the White House acted now rather than next year when the announcement would have had more impact is what Obama says here — he doesn't think his position on the budget has been adequately covered and he's losing ground because of it. In that sense, Obama should be careful what he wishes for, because if yesterday's Gallup poll is any indication, he should have been happier with the distraction.
Update: Commenter Cynthia Munford asks:
[D]o you really think that this trap or stunt has enough legs to change the subject of our burgeoning financial problems for long? I would think that every time someone fills (or attempts to) their gas tank, the birth certificate issue flies right out the window/wallet. So I have no problem with The Won enjoying this moment, I don't think he is going to have very many reasons to smile in the future.
No, I don't think it will do much, because I think most people didn't care about this "issue" anyway. I think the White House thinks it will, or perhaps they took a look at the polling with the debt-limit debate upcoming and felt they needed the boost this might give them now rather than later. It won't last long enough even if he does get a bump from it, however.
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I mocked Griffin to us a couple times in the late rds(6th or 7th) a few times int he main draft thread during my weekly mocks during the season, so i've noticed em for awhile, and agree, theres some intrigue there.. I could see him sticking on a club possibly as a very late rd draft pick or even UDF...
With the addition of Myers, that's exactly the type of TE I see us going after. A late rounder with some potential.
LT Xavier Nixon vs South carolina played a pretty good game against CLowney
Jordan Reed TE vs South Catolina
Damontre Moore DE/OLB vs Oklahoma " Some snaps vs Lane Johnson"
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Are you still making your 1000th video a Clowney comp?
yeah its up .its on the look at the 2013 nfl draft thread
Got any PJ Lonergan or TJ Johnson? All we have behind Baas is Cordle, and i think its important we look closely at some centers, as i could see us drafting one in the late rds...
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Got any PJ Lonergan or TJ Johnson? All we have behind Baas is Cordle, and i think its important we look closely at some centers, as i could see us drafting one in the late rds...
Im working Florida SC now When im done I will do a 2 game with Georgia, Florida. U can see him against the big Nose tackle /1 tech types Geathers Jenkins and then the quicker penetration guys like FLoyd and Easly.
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[quote user="rainierjef"]call me crazy but i think mercilus drops to mid second round
not a chance.. I have said forever now, hes gonna be a big riser compared to where u see some have him in the very late first/ early 2nd, and i'd be shocked if he gets within 10picks of where we pick.. Hes the total package, with solid size, huge motor, and playmaking ability.. He lacks in no area, and is my number 1 guy, id be most excited to see there when we pick, which is saying something, considering how high i am on guy like Fletcher Cox and Dwayne Allen.. I also still believe that Casey Hayward will be to impossible to not realize like i have forever now, is a 1st round talent, a one of the op CB's in this deep class.. I would not be shocked to see Casey Hayward sneak into RD 1, as long as he does decent at the combine..[/QUOTE] I feel the same way about Kawaan Short this yr as i did about Casey Hayward last yr.. I think come draft time, teams will be hard pressed to not notice the kinda impact player short can be, and will take em in RD1.. I know one thing, teams sure is heck wish tehy took hayward in RD1, thats for sure!
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Binghamton University will hold a cornerstone ceremony and community open house on Friday, October 5, at the new University Downtown Center located on Washington Street.
A time capsule of University artifacts will be placed in the cornerstone of the building at 4:30 p.m. At 5:30 p.m. a community open house will be held and the public is invited to tour the new state-of-the-art facility.
The open house is scheduled to coincide with the University's Homecoming Weekend and the City of Binghamton's First Friday events, giving alumni a chance to enjoy a growing arts community, including many alumni-owned galleries.
The Downtown Center is home to Binghamton University's College of Community and Public Affairs (CCPA) and puts faculty, staff and students affiliated with its programs in human development, public administration and social work close to the agencies and organizations with which they collaborate.
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The number of tennis courts and associations within the Newfoundland and Labrador region gives tennis players here an incredible amount of opportunities for playing the game—even when it gets colder as the fall season trudges on.
Already, many people in the area are getting into tennis, thanks to the various tennis clubs and organizations associated with Tennis Canada throughout Newfoundland and Labrador. Tennis is a great sport that anyone can learn how to play, especially if they're interested in a fast paced, high energy and rewarding sport where they can focus exclusively on another opponent.
Starting to play tennis?
Tennis is more than just hitting a ball back and forth across a net. It's an intense and tactical sport that involves a lot of practice to become well-rounded. Part of the excitement of learning how to play tennis is playing against another person. Since it relies heavily on playing off your opponent, it's always important to actually practice against another person—and not just another wall most of the time.
Group tennis lessons give various players across Newfoundland and Labrador an opportunity to play against each other. These group-oriented lessons are aimed at uniting tennis players together for the purposes of, well, practicing with each other.
Various tennis clubs and courts in Newfoundland and Labrador provide a wide variety of group tennis lessons for players of all skill levels. You might have to wait until the spring season for the majority of them, though, since we're now entering the start of the Northeastern fall season.
Until the spring season arrives again, let's take a look at what it means to attend and effectively utilize group tennis lessons.
What to expect in group tennis lessons
Group tennis lessons are incredibly beneficial for beginner tennis players, young players and players who just want to practice against another person. These lessons provide a social, competitive and ultimately fun learning environment for any player who decides to join in.
Most group lessons typically run about $15 CAD to $50 CAD per lesson, though that price generally varies on the type of facility holding the lessons themselves. Group lesson prices are also affected by the duration of the lessons, class sizes and even the ability of the coaches themselves.
Despite the costs, group tennis lessons simply give people a chance to participate in hands-on learning opportunities. Beginners can take advantage of these lessons to learn more than they would on their own, in fact. With group lessons, they can receive attention from a coach who can teach them alongside other players at similar skill levels.
Tennis coaches in group lessons, as an example, can show players what they're doing correctly. They also help peers demonstrate what they're not doing correctly—and how to correct those playing behaviors. This hands-on way of teaching is incredibly effective for people who need a visual guide for learning the sport.
In fact, this type of instruction simply helps players learn faster than they would on their own. People, especially beginners and younger players, learn faster if they have some type of visual aid on their side. This helps them see exactly how certain shots are made, how to do certain footwork—and practically anything to do in tennis.
Coaches also explain to attending players about what works in tennis and what doesn't work. This system of performing actions and correcting mistakes helps many players improve their game and become much better players in the end.
Most, if not all, group tennis lessons will have sessions that accept players of all ages and playing skill; there are, however, group lessons for people at different skill levels. Group tennis lessons commonly permit at least 10 students at a time, if it's not a smaller capacity lesson. Many sessions last at least 90 minutes and sometimes have up to two coaches on hand to help the attending students learn.
If you're just getting started with tennis or want to play tennis in a collaborative learning environment, why not try group tennis lessons?
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AL GORE: I'm going to say something controversial here. Uh, Obama arrived in Denver at 2 p.m. today, just a few hours before the debate started. Romney did his debate prep, in Denver. When you go to 5,000 feet, and you only have a few hours to adjust, uh — I don't know, maybe…
Yes, I'm sure that the tiring effects of a freshly heightened altitude made all the difference in the world, and that Obama's terrible showing couldn't have had anything to do with his abysmal record of failure or his deep-seated antipathy to being challenged by non-friendly fire, and that Romney's vim and verve was fueled along by all of that high-altitude debate training he's done. Or something.
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How long does the queen have to make matting flights if the weather is bad? How old is she when its to late for her if she doesnt mate? What happens to her does she turn into a drone layer?
How long does the queen have to make matting flights if the weather is bad? How old is she when its to late for her if she doesnt mate? What happens to her does she turn into a drone layer?
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The literature reports that after 6 days mating is questionable. Just one more thing to take with salt. Have had queens socked in by weather for more than 2 weeks that performed well.
Will get another sample soon. A supersedure queen has been socked in by cold for more than 2 weeks already. We'll see how she does.
I have fat virgin queen bees. Does that make her unable to fly to mate? I mean is she
able to fly when her body that big? Sometimes I think her wings just too short
to carry all her weight with that fat body. Not even sure if she could fly or not.
Wonder if there is a way to test if she can fly or not.
grab her and throw her in the air. See if she flys. Sounds like a fine test to me.
A queen starts taking orientation flights about 5 days from emergence, weather permitting.
The earliest a queen will take a mating flight is around 7 or 8 days from emergence.
I have had queens mate as late as 4 weeks from emergence but once you get over 3 weeks there is a good chance your queen will fail to mate and will become a drone layer.
21 days is pushing it...
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Haa, ha!!! After 3 weeks I will just grab her and she if she can fly. Hummm, after that not sure
where she will be landed at should she fly, eh.
Well I have watched mated laying queens fly, so I wouldn't worry about a fat virgin. She shouldn't have problems making mating flights.
Good test though eh
How do you know she isn't already mated? She is fat right?
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Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
Ace have you ever seen virgin queens?
I have seen hundreds of fat virgins that dont look like they should be able to fly.
No, that is why I was wondering how you tell.
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
BMAC, this is my first time at queen rearing. I got the
big fat juicy supercedure type queens. So do they fly
o.k. for the mating? I though how can they carry their
big fat body with a pairs of small wing? Can they?
Guess we'll have to see if there are any eggs at the end of this month.
If bumblebees can fly, virgin queens can surely fly even if they are carrying a bit of weight around the midriff.
I would question quality of supercedure queens less its just to replace a very old queen. I give virgins a solid 4 weeks before looking to see if they are mated/accepted. 3 weeks just isnt long enough alot of times.
Some queens which are clipped can get a fair distance as well if you have only taken a small sliver off the tip of the wing.
Jonathan nailed it. Analysis of bumble bees conclude they should not be able to fly but yet they do. It doesn't have to be pretty but once they get up and going they should be alright.
I made nucs at the end of Feb in SC this year, used danish buckfast cells, and just checked the first 8 and they all took but are extremly light. I won't go through the rest until I have syrup in hand. We sure did have plenty of lousy weather between then and now. I'm seeing capped brood so they must have been mated a while now.


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If your hives are any distance from the hedge, there will need to be quite some height to the hedge to provide the windbreak. Is this windbreak mainly for winter or all year? I vote for a variety of things to include flowering/fruiting bushes and trees mixed in with arborvitae and blue spruce. What would be the length of the hedge? How many acre apiary?
Check out Raintree Nursery for bareroot available in the spring. I have ordered many things from them three years in a row and was happy with what I got.They may be somewhat sold out on some of their stuff this year, but there is always next year. Keep in mind that bareroot would be sent in a dormant state.


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Grandpa's Run for the Walleye slated July 6
The 2013 Run for the Walleye in Crosslake is a traditional Fourth of July weekend event that benefits walleye habitat. The event will take place July 6 at the Crosslake Community Center.
It is open to the public and all ages are welcome to participate.
Check-in on race day will be from 7:15-8:30 a.m. at the Crosslake Community Center. The Kid's Sunfish Dash will start at 8:30 a.m., and the 5K run or walk race will start at 9 a.m.
The race will be chip-timed by Pickle Events and take place on a certified course to help those wishing to improve their official finishing time.
Runners/walkers will be divided by age group. This is a fun event for everyone. Some runners have chosen to run in costume in the past.
There will be food and beverages available for registrants at the Crosslake Community Center pavilion, and prizes will be awarded after the race. T-shirts will be given to all entrants who pre-register and to race-day registrants as long as supplies last.
There will be awards to top runners in each age group plus a raffle drawing for all entrants. Ribbons will be awarded for all Sunfish Dash finishers.
Registration forms are available at the Crosslake Community Center. The 5K run/walk registration fee is $20 by June 26, or $25 if postmarked later than June 26. Registration will be available on race day, but pre-registration is encouraged.
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Mail registration forms to WAPOA, PO Box 342, Crosslake, MN 56442, or register online at http://walleyerun.zapevent.com.
You can also support the cause of helping improve walleye habitat by earmarking checks to "Walleye Habitat" and mailing them to WAPOA, PO Box 342, Crosslake, MN 56442.
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I am from Ohio. I am not currently a beekeeper, but I am looking into it - I am very interested in the field.
I am from Ohio. I am not currently a beekeeper, but I am looking into it - I am very interested in the field.
Welcome to the forums.
I will be starting next Spring. I have my hive built and I am in the process of getting supplies and some equipment. I plan on being ready for my package of bees next year.
Hello and Welcome!
I have several cousins in your area and have many childhood memories of visiting my grandparents' farm near Warren. We hold family reunions at Boardman Park so I get over there occasionally.
The "How to Start Beekeeping" subforum is a good place to start reading. Also, check the library for books and videos on beekeeping. There are a couple of beekeeping clubs near you; the Trumbull County Beekeepers and the Columbiana/Mahoning County Beekeepers.
Clubs often offer beginning beekeeping classes and are great places to find mentors and get connected with local beekeepers. I'm sure that you'll be able to find some beekeepers who will be happy to let you come over and check out their bees 'up close and personal'.
Another hearty welcome from a fellow Ohioan!
You're getting started at a good time. Over winter you can do lots of reading up on beekeeping and try to get connected with your area beekeepers. Joining your local association right now would be a great start. You could have everything in place for spring and be to ready to go. Enjoy!
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I too, am from Ohio. Getting ready to take honey off this week-end and hope for a good crop and still leave plenty for the bees this winter. What part of Ohio are you ?


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• Mixed signals about the Swedish economy
Bloomberg said that Sweden's economy, Europe's strongest as recently as 2010, will hardly grow this year as the crisis that started in Greece spreads north, killing jobs, sapping confidence and tipping the housing market into a decline.
"Judging by the central bank's outlook, the Swedish economy has shifted down to a dramatically lower gear," Anders Kjaer, a senior analyst at Nykredit A/S in Copenhagen, said in a note. "Growth in the fourth quarter looks to have been negative."
The government will cut the economic growth outlook for 2012 to 0.5 percent from an August estimate of 1.3 percent as exports falter, according to Finance Minister Anders Borg.
Central bank Governor Stefan Ingves said in an interview house prices may slide further in the largest Nordic economy after almost halving his economic forecast for the economy, Bloomberg said.
"Sluggish growth in the euro area has subdued the demand for Swedish exports, which slowed down significantly in 2011," the Riksbank said. The weaker outlook means households are spending less, and companies are delaying investment, it said.
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A Colorado Springs woman shares her story of cancer prevention, following Angelina Jolie's announcement that she had a double mastectomy.
Marjorie Noleen said she had a double mastectomy and a hysterectomy to reduce her risk of cancer.
"It was scary for sure," she said. "It was a hard decision. I don't regret it, but I'm also on the other side of it."
Her decision came after she tested positive for a mutation in the BRCA gene. According to Dr. Toni Green-Cheatwood, a breast surgeon at Penrose St. Francis Hospital, a person with this mutation is at about a 70 percent risk of having breast cancer during her lifetime.
"Every person has this gene as part of their natural genetic makeup," she said. "What we're worried about in the cancer risk is whether you have a mutation of this gene."
To test for the mutation, doctors perform a genetic test through a mouth swab or blood test. The results will reveal one of three answers.
"You'll either get a no, you do not have a mutation of the gene; a yes, you have a mutation that we know is in the group of concern that causes cancer; and there's another group that's called unknown significance, meaning we haven't quite identified what does mutations mean," Green-Cheatwood said.
The test doesn't give a specific risk assessment. In order to determine that, experts asses a number of additional factors like family history or an abnormality in a mammogram.
Green-Cheatwood said if certain factors make someone believe they're at risk of cancer, genetic testing for a BRCA gene mutation shouldn't be the first step.
"I recommend a genetic evaluation prior to undergoing the test," she said. "I don't think it's a good idea just to have the test done because a lot of times we'll see they have a family member with breast cancer. That doesn't mean that that gene mutation is the only one that we should be concerned about."
Noleen went to a genetic counselor before undergoing her test. It was just one of the many steps she took to try to avoid cancer. She said now she can put the process behind her, not only for her own benefit, but for her children too.
"Down the road, they don't have to see mommy go through a number of things that my family's had to go through," she said. "That is just kind of what a mom does, I feel."


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Organic Heirloom Tomato Caprese Salad with Burrata
(Serves 4)
2 lbs. Organic Heirloom Tomatoes of Different Varieties
4 Balls of Burrata Cheese
20-30 Fresh Basil Leaves
8T.Extra Virgin Olive Oil
6T.Aged Balsamic Vinegar
Sea Salt (to taste)
Freshly Ground Black Pepper (to taste)
To plate:
Core and cut the different tomatoes into various shapes and sizes and arrange on the plate.
Cut open the burrata cheese to expose the interior and lay next to the tomatoes.
Tuck basil leaves amongst the tomatoes and burrata.
Drizzle tomatoes and cheese with the extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar.
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55+ Driver Improvement Course offered in area cities
The Minnesota Highway Safety Center will offer a 55+ Driver Improvement Course on the following days:
Jan. 10: four-hour refresher course, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Crosslake Community Center.
Jan. 10: four-hour refresher course, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Mills Ford, Baxter.
Jan. 14 and 15: eight-hour first-time course, 5:30-9:30 p.m., Lord of Life Lutheran Church, Baxter.
The Driver Improvement Course is open to the public; pre-registration is requested. A Minnesota Highway Safety & Research Center certified instructor teaches this class.
By using the most up-to-date research in the field, participants will be provided the latest information in regard to driver safety, new laws and vehicle technology.
Fee for the four-hour refresher course is $20 and the eight-hour course is $24. For more information or to register, visit www.mnsafetycenter.org or call 888-234-1294.
People age 55 and older who complete the course qualify for a 10 percent discount on their auto insurance premiums for three years, according to Minnesota law. First-time participants must complete the initial eight hours of training and a four-hour refresher class every three years to maintain the 10 percent discount.


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UTSA hosts Men Against Violence presentation
By Adi Pavlovic
Student Writer, College of Liberal and Fine Arts
(Nov. 21, 2005)--Men Against Violence (MAV), a student organization from Texas State University, will speak about preventing sexual assault at 6 p.m., Monday, Nov. 28 at the University Center Retama Auditorium (2.02.02), 1604 Campus.
The goal of the program is to help students understand the different types of sexual harassment and the issue of sexual assault. Sexual assault is a large and serious issue. In Texas, more than 850 women and children are raped everyday.
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MAV is a peer education group whose mission is to reduce the rate and severity of violent acts among students and faculty through education and awareness campaigns. The group suggests that education, consciousness-raising and sexual socialization will help prevent causal patterns and values that contribute to sexual assault.
MAV was organized at Louisiana State University in 1995 by football player Gabe Northern. Since then, MAV has expanded to colleges and universities around the nation.
The UTSA event is sponsored by UTSA Counseling Services. Student Health Services, Campus Recreation, Office of Student Student Activities, University Housing, Athletics, FACES, Recovery Center and Women's Resource Center.
For more information, contact Counseling Services at (210) 458-4140.
U.S. college campus sexual assault statistics
- College students are more vulnerable to rape than any other age group.
- Rape victimization is highest for 16-19 year olds. The second highest rate is for women 20-24 years.
- 1 of 4 college women have either been raped or suffered attempted rape.
- 42 percent of college women who are raped tell no one about their assault.
- 75-90 percent of acquaintance rapes on college campuses involve alcohol.
- More than 70 percent of teens who are sexually assaulted will not tell their parents about the assault but will tell a friend.
- One of 15 male college students reported committing a rape or attempting to commit a rape during the preceding year.
- One third of college men said that they would have sex with an unwilling partner if they thought they could get away with it.
- 84 percent of college men whose behavior meets the legal definition of sexual assault do not think of what they did as sexual assault.


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Back in 1975, a company called TSR published a board game called Dungeon! This was two years before the Dungeons and Dragons Basic Set was released and Dungeon! built on the mechanics found in the recently released OD&D game — battling monsters by rolling dice, earning treasure and exploring an underground maze fraught with danger.
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June 2, 1973
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Rock and Roll, Celebration Day, (Bring It On Home intro) Black Dog, Over the Hills and Far Away, Misty Mountain Hop, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter, The Song Remains the Same, Rain Song, Dazed and Confused (incl. San Francisco), Stairway to Heaven, Moby Dick, Heartbreaker, Whole Lotta Love (incl. Let That Boy Boogie), Communication Breakdown, The Ocean.
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The British rock group Led Zeppelin drew 50,000 rock fans who paid $320,000 at Kezar Stadium last weekend. Although the 2 ½ hour show Saturday was 6,000 short of capacity, listeners blanketed the football field and stands. Hundreds of others heard the music for free from rooftops in the surrounding neighborhood.
A month ago, Led Zeppelin grossed $309,000 to shatter the Beatles' mark in 1965. Organizers said the group netted better than $1,000 per minute during the show here. It was the second large rock concert in a week at Kezar. The only casualties reported were some bad drug trips, a broken leg and a security guard accidentally wounded with his own revolver.
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Could you slit open the top of the RSB sleeve and turn it into a pinch nut? Loosen a couple of screws, pull the loose RSB forward, remove barrel.
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Other than the texas Weavers apiary's, anyone got a dependable source of April queens ?
I just need one
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Other than the texas Weavers apiary's, anyone got a dependable source of April queens ?
I just need one
input ??
I'm supposed to be getting a batch of them from Olivarez the second week of April or so... I'll be putting them in the nucs I plan to sell. When I talk to them next month I can see if they'd put an extra one in there for you or something if you'd want to drive up this way. Might be a little far though.
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Might check with Fat Beeman.
I got 2 from him this year.
Very pleased with them.
Look here.
make some phone calls, subsribe to ABJ, or Bee Culture, lots of adds.
<I am just wanting to split one of my hives pre may swarm season>
Why not just keep a close eye on them in the spring and when they start the first queen cells leave the first cells and one frame of brood in the old location, move the queen and the rest of the brood and young bees several feet away, and if you don't want the new queen they make re-queen later when you can be more certain the queen you get is adequately bred. The last time I bought April queens they were all losers because we had bad weather during the time they should have taken their mating flight. None of them kept laying more than five months after they were introduced but they appearantly still produced enough queen substance that the bees didn't supercede them before it was too late. I strongly feel that if I had waited until mid to late May for delivery I would have had much better results.
Kona Queen Hawaii. I'd suspect they'd have queens earlier than Weavers.
my best queens came from Jack Tapp this year. my mite counts for his Minnesota Hygenic queens were lowest of all my hives. Jack typically waits until April before selling his queens to the public.
I did not see his name on the us bees link so posting below:
Busy Bee Apiaries
Jack Tapp
1201 New Hope Ch. Rd.
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
ORANGE County
Phone: (919)942-2006
Hughes Honey Apiary
Honey Run Apiaries has great NWC Queens, but Tim may be booked into May already.
I have also used Wilbanks for Italian Queens with good success. They are located in Claxton, Georgia (912) 739-4820.
I have been told that Rossman has good queens, out of south Georgia as well...
Hope you find what you are looking for!
"My child, eat honey, for it is good." (Proverbs 24:13)
Does anyone know where Walter T. Kelly gets his Russian queens he advertises with his packages ??? I am sure they are Russian/Italian mutts.
Again thanks for the replys
>Walter T. Kelley > Possibly Hardeman...(I think I've heard this.)
It might be nice if someone on here could confirm or deny this - I am not real happy with some of the stuff I got from Hardemans. And yooy - the mites on them this fall - WOW.
ADDED: I went back and found this link: http://www.beesource.com/forums/show...9&postcount=20
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popcorn on ceviche? interesting...
It was... odd.
It is the Peruvian Ceviche. I was told by the chef that in Peru, that is the traditional way of serving it. With popped corn.
Thank you for coming to check us out.
I think in Peru they use cancha, not popcorn. It's similar, but not the same. My friend that lived in Ecuador for some time told me that popcorn served with (not on top) of ceviche is somewhat common.
Ridiculously overpriced food that was barely edible. the Bife, a skirt steak dish, came out totally cold as did most of the rest of the food. We were charged $3 for an additional plate of chips. The house drinks are so sweet as to be barely drinkable and cost $10 before tax. Most of the drinks seem to be either blue or pink, reflecting the fact that the owners are promoters at Tia Lou's and an owner at iMusic. We asked for salt and were told there were no salt shakers (?????). Loud latin r & b and reggaeton was blaring through blown speakers.
This place is horrible. I'd be astounded if they stay in business till June.


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Behind the Headlines: An Anti-Consumer Guide to the Holidays
Craig and Marc Kielburger | Posted 02.08.2013 | Canada Impact
Read More: Materialism, Socially Responsible Christmas, Free the Children, Kielburger, Holiday Gift Guide, Holidays Canada, Me to We Artisans, Socially Conscious Christmas, Anti-Consumer Christmas, Anti-Consumer Holidays, Canada Impact News
We just saw a cartoon on Facebook of a man posting a "Happy Holidays" sign, and another man looking up and yelling, "I'm sick of all this political correctness! Can we just call it what it is?" How do we celebrate the spirit of giving without being part of the hyper-consumption that makes us feel uneasy?


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There aren't many international acts who like New Zealand so much that they'll return to perform here almost every year, but American alt-rockers Wilco have long been including Auckland on their tour schedule - their trip in April will make it four times in the past six years.
"That's pretty good, isn't it," frontman Jeff Tweedy cheekily notes down the phone from their studio in Chicago. "No, we're very excited to come back, we always look forward to being in New Zealand, it's one of our favourite places. I really enjoy walking in the Auckland Botanic Gardens."
When they last performed here in 2010, they played a memorable show at the Civic, having just released their seventh studio album Wilco (the album) - which was partially worked up at Neil Finn's Roundhead Studios. Three years later, they've released their eighth album The Whole Love and performed something like 150 shows in support.
It was an album that once again proved the group are still capable of incandescent inventiveness, ranging from the flaming art pop of Art of Almost to gentler, reflective One Sunday Morning, with all sorts of rock experimentation in between, anchored by Tweedy's emotive vocals.
Eight albums in, there's no sign of any creative plateau, or playing it safe - although Tweedy's not exactly sure how they've avoided such challenges.
"I guess there are people out there who might argue that we have plateaued at some point," he laughs, "but I think we've just kept moving forward.
"We're always either making records or touring - and both of those activities involve us being present in the moment and present in our creativity. Otherwise I think maybe we're just lucky that we're all still very musically curious and still really inspired and engaged in listening to other people's music, and that's pretty sustaining. And I guess in some ways it's probably helped that we've never been enormous. We've never had huge massive hit records and that can really change people's perceptions."
While the entire band have a multitude of side projects which they work on (when time allows), Tweedy has been particularly busy of late, working as a producer on the latest album by Low and also for Mavis Staples, who'll be supporting them on this Australasian tour.
"I think it's becoming one of my favourite things in the world to do. I haven't done much producing. I've made a lot of records in my life, but being able to apply that experience to someone else's vision and help them relax and taking responsibility for helping them realise that vision is extremely gratifying.
"And at the end of the day, there's also a really liberating aspect to it, because I know I'm not going to bear the brunt of the slings and arrows," he chuckles.
They might seem like quite different artists, but it was the same thing that drew him to working with both.
"They're both the real deal, and very singular and unique in what they do. You can't get Mavis Staples' music anywhere else and I don't think you really hear anything else that sounds like Low - and I think they're both artists where, if you just put a microphone in front of them and get out of the way, it's gonna sound awesome."
Tweedy was also involved in the celebrations of Woody Guthrie's 100th birthday, having recorded two albums' worth of previously unreleased Guthrie songs in collaboration with Billy Bragg back in the late 90s, which were re-released last year. The songs have been part of the Wilco fabric for a decade, but the fact that they were rediscovered and given a new outlet remains particularly inspiring for Tweedy.
"It was a privilege to be part of that and to be welcomed into that family, and to be trusted with that legacy. I think that's ultimately what a songwriter is looking for, is for their songs to live on and achieve some sort of immortality, and he definitely has that.
"And as a songwriter myself, I love the idea that I could write a song that could become something different and a part of someone else's life."
As if they weren't busy enough, the band have also been planning their fourth Solid Sound festival, to be held in June. Not content with playing the usual festival circuit, the band decided to create and curate their own festival, which is held at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Massachusetts and its extensive grounds.
"We all do a lot of things outside of Wilco and we always thought it would be fun if we could all play a festival together, but there aren't any festivals that we've ever heard of that would book all of our diverse side projects. So we just thought of it as a way to present the bigger picture, in terms of a Wilco philosophy or something like that, just a broader way to present the band and what the band likes and what we're about.
"We have a lot of people in our crew who are artists and a lot of friends who create things, and we also invite bands that we admire. It's been an amazing blast. We get to daydream about what we want to create and then do it."
Though, sadly, they can't bring the three-day festival to New Zealand, you can expect to see more than a fair glimpse of that creative vision in their April show - and Tweedy promises not only will the set list be different from last time they were in town, it'll be different from any other date on their Australian tour, too.
"I guess over the years we've become more confident about mixing up the set. The repertoire has always been big, but I think we can pull out more of those songs with confidence now, playing 80 to 150 shows per year, so we could play anything. Each audience is a new collaboration."
Who: Left-field American rockers Wilco
Albums: A.M. (1995), Being There (1996), Summerteeth (1999), Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (2002), A Ghost is Born (2004), Sky Blue Sky (2007), Wilco (the album) (2009), The Whole Love (2011).
Where and when: Wellington Town Hall, Friday April 5, Auckland Town Hall, Saturday April 6, supported by Mavis Staples.Alt-rockers Wilco's latest tour will make it four visits to New Zealand in six years - and they're not sick of us yet, writes


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When penatrating a girl from behind, you casually insert a digit into her anus. Confused and angry, she turns around, and you 'paint' angry eyebrows on her, then place your boxers on her head like a 'chef's hat.' Thus, The Angry Chef.
Boy, was Susie shocked when I gave her The Angry Chef last saturday. She didn't know she was in for a culinary surprise!!
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text: Hey guys i wired up my aem digital boost gauge today tapping the positive and ground into my 05's existing clock wires. when i went to turn the car on i got no power to my gauge, clock or radio. I then disconnected everything and wired the clock backup normally and still nothing. I checked the radio fuse and its not blown. also whatever the problem is has disabled my remote door locks. Please help!!!!


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New & Improved Baked Apple
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1. Peel, core and slice apples. Place with core hole vertical in an oven-safe baking dish.
2. Fill core hole with butter, 1 teaspoon sugar, oats and walnuts or raisins.
3. Sprinkle cinnamon and remaining sugar over the top of the apple.
4. Bake in 300 degree F oven for 40 minutes. Check to see if it's done by poking at apple. If it does not yield easily, pour 1/2 cup apple cider, hard apple cider or water into pan and cover with aluminum foil. Bake an additional 20 minutes or until apples are cooked to your desired texture.
Read about Hounds in the Kitchen's inspiration for this fall treat.


text: So i just bought a 2wd 2008 silverado with the 5.3. The truck is bone stock except for fender flares and a soft roll up tonneau cover. I always put in 89 octane at the pump and haven't used any fuel cleaners yet. I have the stock tires on it to. The problem is i am getting between 11.9 and 13.5 mpg in the city. Im wondering what you guys are getting with your silverados and how to improve gas mileage. My truck does have the AFM but it doesn't kick on in the city anyway. What are your suggestions on fuel cleaners? I was thinking about doing a high flow filter soon but i cant afford any high flow exausts for a while. Its also spring here and about 25 degrees so i dont know if that would affect my MPG


text: Well I put out a couple cams last week and picked them up and thought I'd share a couple pics and reviews. I bought a new moultrie m80 and wasn't really impressed. I also bought a couple trophy rocks and from what I've seen they're all hype as I've had the same results with 4 rocks now. My first setup got destroyed, grandma and grandpa had cows get out and they ate all my corn and needless to say I had over 400 cow pics. I was fairly happy with my second setup I got pics of 5 different bucks only 2 are anything to speak of. My first deer is a really clean 8 but he's young and needs to grow, my 2nd deer is mature but he has short tines and lacks mass. Well this weekend I'll be moving cams to other parts of the farm and hopefully come up with a deer to hunt.


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Far from the bright lights and buzz of the city, our Vail Valley resort offers dining that celebrates our surroundings through locally sourced ingredients, traditional mountain cuisine and breathtaking views. Restaurants cater to every element of your stay, whether a pre-hike breakfast, après ski snack, regionally inspired dinner or late-night cocktail.
Now unleashed, WYLD will offer an eclectic menu of flavorful Alpine cuisine with a strong emphasis on locally sourced and sustainable meats, seafood, and seasonal vegetables along with refined mountain classics. WYLD will use a variety of cooking techniques including a 1200-degree broiler as well as signature house-blended seasonings to bring Colorado's rich bounty to life.
Offering breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Buffalos features seasonal dishes from regional farms and Colorado Specialties, offering an array of organic poultry, wild seafood and Colorado premium meats including Bison.
Buffalos will be closed April 16th - May 25th and will re-open for lunch and dinner service on May 26th.
Discover Bachelors Lounge at The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch, an exciting bar in Beaver Creek that is guaranteed to delight its guests.
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Just put this up very good performance. Still hoping to get my hands on the 2011 WV game for Bruce Irvin
you da man!
couple pressures, a flop, but otherwise pitched a donut. Unless I missed something, I dont think anyone he blocked made a tackle.
the more film i watch the more I love the pick. This guy is a flat out stud. needs to get stronger but his footwork and balance is through the roof.
did u post this in the pugh vs perry/irving thread?
and as i said when we made the selection, his footwork and angles he takes/understands allows him to handle speed rushers with seeming ease. he needs to get a bit stronger tho bc he can get pushed back by a well used bull rush. but his upbringing playing hockey is what helps him. the best OT's play on "skates" and u can clearly see that with him. he moves as well on an island as any OT prospect this class. he moves as well in space as any prospect in this class.
really a great, under the radar type pick that a lot of people who arent watching a lot of prospects wouldnt know about.
i still maintain, were he to have the arm length of Fisher/Joekel/L.Johnson, Pugh prob woulda been a top 5-10 pick this draft.
Thanks for the post
he'd have to be in a scheme like ours to play G. or a zone based scheme like washington. actually, im surprised u hadnt noticed that the leagues actually somewhat trending towards more smaller undersized G's and C's...


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HOWDY!!! :smt006 Always glad to have another Charlie.
Nice web site guys, I have been capping targets since the "60's" I love to shoot. My Latest addition to my collection is a "2002" KIMBER CUSTOM II, and had a 3.5lb trigger job on her by a MARINE 1911 pistolsmith. I count myself fortunate because when I do my job, she does her's. I would post her but don't know ho to post pic's. Again nice web site.
HOWDY!!! :smt006 Always glad to have another Charlie.
Uh Oh another Kansan pretty soon we will take over!
Welcome sir! If you wanna post pics go to www.photobucket.comOriginally Posted by CharlieinKansas
You make an account that can be private or public then upload pics or video's then you just click on the little box below the pics and go to the bottom and click generate HTML and it will give you a code to post the pics.
If it is something online just right click on the pic and press "view image" and copy the url in the address bar
Then go [IMG]address[/IMG]
Ta daa!
Welcome love to see a pic of that 2002" KIMBER CUSTOM II and the rest of your collection.
Welcome to Handgun Forum!!! :-D


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Just received the second half of my Tapco mag order.
The fine folks sent the part of my order they had in stock and then a week later sent the rest when they got it back in stock. With no addl shipping charge. This means they paid shipping on the part of my order they didn't have in stock.
I have always had the best experience dealing with them even with returns.
They have always gone over and above and I have complete confidence in recommending them.


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Pippin Hill Farm Wedding from Andrea Hubbell PhotographyFarm affairs are the unofficial "cool kid" of the wedding world right now. With bride after bride longing for a slice of that rustic charm, it takes a super special day to stand out in the crowd. But this Pippin Hill wedding
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Generalise the sum of a GP by using derivatives to make the
coefficients into powers of the natural numbers.
What is the longest stick that can be carried horizontally along a
narrow corridor and around a right-angled bend?
Find all the turning points of y=x^{1/x} for x>0 and decide
whether each is a maximum or minimum. Give a sketch of the graph.
I start off with the function $f(x)=x$. Which functions can I make using the function machines RECIPROCAL and PRODUCT? Can you describe an entire theoretical set of such outputs? Prove your assertions. (Note that I have several copies of this function to hand). Are there any other starting functions which yield the same set of outputs? What sets of outputs will I get by starting with different
initial functions?
I have two operator machines. The first, called DIFF, takes any input function and returns another function which is its derivative. (If the derivative function does not exist, then DIFF returns the original function). The second, called INT, takes any input function and returns the implicit integral (i.e. no constant of integration) of the original function (if this integral does not exist then
INT returns the original function).
If I again start off with the function $f(x) = x$, what set of outputs can I make using DIFF and INT? Are there any other starting functions which yield the same set of outputs? What sets of outputs will I get by starting with different initial functions?
Can you find any initial functions which yield a finite set of possibilities under RECIPROCAL and PRODUCT or under DIFF and INT?
What happens if you begin with $f(x) = x$ and use any combination of RECIPROCAL and DIFF?
Explore the possibilities when you can use different combinations of RECIPROCAL, PRODUCT, DIFF and INT for various choices of initial function. Can you find any interesting sets of outcomes?
See also the problem Calculus Countdown


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2011 Teen Celebrity Hairstyles. Hair trends and popular hairstyles to wear in 2011 based off of young celebrities and teen celebrities. This year one of the most popular teen hairstyles is bangs. Since Taylor Swift has been spotted on numerous occasions wearing blunt bangs it's no wonder the trend will really take off in 2011. Blunt bangs are best suited for those with heart and oval face shapes. Along with bangs shorter styles worn by teens is also a growing trend so don't be afraid to try out a shorter look. Shorter styles such as the shoulder length bob as seen by Selena Gomez and the pixie cut as seen by Emma Watson are both very strong short styles to try in 2011.
For those that love the look of big bouncy curls and waves this style will remain very popular for 2011 as well as the look of wearing braids and twists. Updos are becoming more and more popular for the younger crowd and it's perfect for giving teens a more sophisticated look for special events and holidays. Look below to see some of the best styles to wear in 2011.
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Jessica Biel Gossip
Jessica Biel gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
JT's strategic blurring
Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick were in London last night to present at the BAFTA TV Awards and they were out today to promote Trolls. Full Story
Jessica Biel & the Tiffany women
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Every year around this time Tiffany & Co holds an event for their Blue Book with a few key bold-faced names in attendance. Gwyneth's been there. Kate Hudson. Katie Holmes. Reese Witherspoon Full Story
JT lets Jessica hold the mic
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Here are Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel at the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea last night in New York. Full Story
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I love a cold shoulder dress. Very underrated. ☁☁ Full Story
Justin loves Jessica
Jessica Biel turned 34 yesterday. She and Justin Timberlake celebrated at her new shoppe Au Fudge. And he posted this shot of them on Instagram: Happy BAE-DAY, baby!! I can't put into words what you mean to me... You are the GREATEST Mommy and Wife a man could ever ask for. I love you to the MOON AND BACK!!! --Your Huz Full Story
Shock of the Day
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Last night was the grand opening party for Jessica Biel's Au Fudge, presented by Amazon Family. Now there's a deep-pocketed sponsor. But it might not be a bad investment for Amazon Family. Because Jessica says Au Fudge is for the parents who often feel like going out to eat is "terrifying" and "full of anxiety" because children are unpredictable and there are patrons, like me, who don't want to be disturbed by the wailing. Full Story
JT & Jessica at Vanity Fair
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"Who do you hate more – Justin Timberlake or Leonardo DiCaprio?" – what I just asked Duana a few minutes ago that resulted in a really fun discussion about who, really, is the worst. For her it's Leo. And the difference is Saturday Night Live. In Duana's mind, JT's willingness to at least try it makes him more tolerable than Leo who, as we know, refuses to put himself out there. Full Story
Justin at Au Fudge
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TMZ reported today that Janet Jackson has been confirmed to perform at the first major sporting event since, well, you know. Apparently she'll be singing at the Dubai World Cup, "the world's richest horse race". I'm so happy to learn this. Full Story
Jessica's opening night
Jessica Biel's Au Fudge finally opened in LA last night. She was seen earlier in the day on Tuesday running errands and then later in the evening, in white, attending the party. On Instagram Au Fudge is described as "a community clubhouse adults and children alike will enjoy". Full Story
Smutty Social Media, February 4, 2016
Love this behind the scenes shot – Helen Mirren is thinking, "That's right, worship me." Click the link in our bio for a behind-the-scenes look at Annie Leibovitz's all-female Hollywood Issue cover shoot. Photograph by @Rdwilliams. Full Story
Jennifer & Jessica's night out
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Jennifer Garner and Jessica Biel were out last night in LA at the inaugural Image Maker Awards hosted by Marie Claire. They've been friends a long time. They've worked together (Valentine's Day) and their husbands have worked together (Runner, Runner). And there are so many more similarities. Full Story