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The M33 Globular Cluster System with PAndAS Data: The Last Outer Halo Cluster? (2011-01-12)We use CFHT/MegaCam data to search for outer halo star clusters in M33 as part of the Pan-Andromeda Archaeological Survey (PAndAS). This work extends previous studies out to a projected radius of 50 kpc and covers over 40 ...
Macrosegregation in vertical Bridgman grown Ge1-xSix alloy with large melt volume: Limit of complete mixing (2011-07)No abstract available.
MAESTRO: A photodiode-array spectrometer enhancement for the ACE satellite (2000)No abstract available.
Magnetic and chemical ordering in the Heusler system Co2Mn1-xTixSn (1982-06)119Sn Mossbauer effect, magnetization, and X-ray diffraction measurements have been made on the series of Heusler alloys CO2Mn1-xTixSn (0x1). The Mossbauer measurements are used to obtain the distribution of hyperfine ...
Magnetic and electronic properties of the magnetically ordered quasicrystalline alloys Al70-xPd15Mn15Bx (1996-04)No abstract available.
Magnetic and electronic properties of the magnetically ordered quasicrystalline alloys Al70-xPd15Mn15Bx (AIP, 1996-04/15)No abstract available.
Magnetic and electronic properties of the magnetoresistive perovskites La0.67-xBixCa0.33MnO3 (Elsevier, 1998-10)Magnetotransport, magnetic susceptibility and ferromagnetic resonance (FMR) studies of La0.67-xBixCa0.33MnO3 perovskites with x=0.03 to 0.16 are reported. The magnetoresistivity ratio shows a peak in all samples corresponding ...
Magnetic and Mossbauer studies of quasicrystalline Al70-xPd15T15Mx (T = Mn, Fe; M = Si, Ge; 0 (2001-05)No abstract available.
Magnetic and Mossbauer studies of quasicrystalline Al70-xPd15T15Mx (T=Mn, Fe; M=Si, Ge; 0x8) (Elsevier, 2001-05/31)No abstract available.
Magnetic and thermal properties of amorphous Al-Gd-TM (TM=Fe,Cu) alloys (1993-06/01)Amorphous aluminium-transition metal-rare earth alloys (Al-RE-TM) with compositions Al65Gd15Cu20 and Al1Gd1Fe1 have been prepared by melt spinning. X-ray diffraction studies show the average interatomic spacing in these ...
Magnetic anisotropy of Sm2Fe17-xGax hydrides (1993-11)The magnetic properties of single-phase 2:17 compounds of the composition Sm2Fe17-xGaxHy were investigated. The substitution of Ga for Fe in the Sm2Fe17 compound resulted in a substantial increase in the Curie temperature ...
Magnetic critical properties of amorphous Fe-Cr-B alloys measured by AC susceptibility techniques (1988-12/01)The magnetic susceptibility in the critical region has been measured for amorphous Fe80-xCrxB20 alloys using AC susceptibility techniques. The Curie temperature, Tc, is found to decrease with increasing x at a rate of 25 ...
Magnetic moment and spin glass behaviour in an Al65Mn20Ge15 quasicrystal (1992-08)An icosahedral quasicrystals of composition Al65Mn20Ge15 has been produced by rapid solidification processing. X-ray diffraction reveals this to be a single-phase quasicrystal to the limits of resolution (5%) of X-ray ...
Magnetic properties of amorphous Fe-Mo-B alloys (1984-07)The magnetization and Fe hyperfine fields of the series of amorphous alloys Fe80-xMoxB20 for x=0, 2, 4, 7, 10, and 14 have been investigated. The magnetization at 4.2K decreases from a value of 1802 emu/g for Fe80B20 to ...
Magnetic properties of amorphous Fe90-xMnxZr10(0x12) alloys (APS through AIP, 2002-02/01)The magnetization as a function of field and temperature has been measured for a series of amorphous Fe90-xMnxZr10 alloys with x=0-12 in the temperature range 4.2-300 K. All the samples of the present study show double ...
The magnetic properties of chrysotile asbestos [lung disease application] (1985-04)No abstract available.
Magnetic properties of Co/GaAs(110) (APS through AIP, 2006-12/15)We observed three magnetic states of an ultrathin, atomically well-ordered Co film grown on a cleaved GaAs(110) substrate. For a Co thickness less than 3.4 monolayers (ML), we find a ferromagnetically dead layer associated ...
Magnetic properties of Dy-Zr nanocomposites (APS through AIP, 1999-01/01)As part of a search for materials which exhibit enhanced magnetocaloric effect, the magnetic properties of amorphous Dy70Zr30 and Dy30Zr70 alloys were investigated in the temperature range of 5-300 K and at magnetic fields ...


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In a belated sign-off to her Anti-natal column, Zoe Williams describes how things didn't go quite so smoothly the second time around
Zoe Williams: T hates his car seat - on one recent trip he shouted 'out!' all the way to France
More than two hours waiting in the maternity clinic and I just sit there, totally placid. What's wrong with me?Zoe Williams
Naomi Wolf wrote of the obstetric profession that it had a "telling, subtle but distinctive lack of compassion", which you'd never know about if you didn't have a baby. At the time, some while off being pregnant,
Zoe Williams: T has developed a huge vocabulary of disobliging remarks. He can even say 'no' in French
Whenever I meet someone who's pregnant, I always want to ask if it's their first - even if they're famous
Zoe Williams: However many you've had, you can patronise the person who's on the one below, with the exception that if you've had one and you're talking to a twin-pregger
So now T's got shoes, or pre-shoes. But I can't get his feet into them. My fault for not buying him pre-pre-shoesZoe Williams
Zoe Williams on why, when it comes to babies, it is better to forget shoes and avoid puddles
Zoe Williams: Parents are always going on about the cool stuff they used to do before they had kids
It is possible to go shopping with small children in tow. But you do end up buying some very odd things
Zoe Williams: It isn't exactly shopping. It's more like marshalling them around a relatively warm space with no cars
Don't believe all the myths about post-pregnancy weight loss. Just have a custard slice and wait it out
Zoe Williams: Those who look skinny with a bump, like a varicose vein, are the fictional ladies from sitcoms, in pregnancy suits
The Well Baby Clinic is aptly named. If there's anything wrong with your child they can't do a thing to help
Zoe Williams: These clinics don't really do anything apart from make babies cry by taking all their clothes off and putting them in grocer's scales
It's as if I've been looking after a cushion and suddenly I'm in charge of a conger eel, marvels Zoe Williams
I swore I wouldn't be an embarrassing mother. But the key to being a success in life is changing your mind, right?
Zoe Williams: My dad apparently always said that no child of his would ever be harassed for its poor eating habits, and then I arrived, and I was so disgusting that he revised his opinion
'Your tits will never be the same,' people said to me. I'd hoped they were winding me up. Well, they weren't
Zoe Williams: If I wanted to join one of those world-famous Amazon ladies' archery tribes, ain't nobody'd be asking me to cut anything off
Zoe Williams: Since the first time I took T out for a walk, when he was six days old, people have been asking me how the dog is taking it. Don't ask me how I do this, but I can tell by the 'how' whether they're on the dog's side or the baby's
Zoe Williams: I thought the father who forgot to put a nappy on his baby was bad enough, until I heard an even worse tale
Zoe Williams: When choosing your tot's transport, remember: a bigger baby buggy is not always a better baby buggy
Zoe Williams: I already knew the smiling was an amazing business. Possessors of only one child will know what I'm talking about when I say that until they do it, you secretly spend your whole time worrying that you've got a duff one, and he never will
Is having a baby the enemy of creativity?Zoe Williams
This morning, I spent ages getting the bath to exactly 37 degrees before I realise that it wasn't for T, it was for me, says Zoe Williams.
Zoe Williams: Time spent worrying about your baby is time totally wasted. If only I could follow my own advice . . .
Zoe Williams: I thought it might be useful to know what I do all day. Be honest, if you're not in full-time charge of a three-week-old, you do wonder what people who are actually do.
I always thought mothers who didn't breastfeed were feckless - but now I realise why some reach for a bottle
Zoe Williams says she never went to any breastfeeding classes because three years ago, by chance, she met my best friend on her way out of one, and she was fuming.
Zoe Williams: Pineapples, sex and curries are all supposed to bring on labour, but there is an even more desperate method.
Zoe Williams: I'm drinking coffee and suddenly that makes me an evil mum-to-be. What is wrong with these people?


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Shadow of Yserbius
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Developed by Sierra On-Line, Inc., Ybarra Productions, Inc. and published by Sierra On-Line, Inc., Shadow of Yserbius (also known as The Shadow of Yserbius) is a role-playing (rpg) game revolving around fantasy, dungeon crawler. It was published in 1993, feel free to download and play it now!
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KFC Barbarian 2015-03-05 0 point DOS version
I guess this game is pretty much broken, and u cannot enjoy it fully. Althought you can run it in offline mode, without connecting to long lost Sierra Online you cannot make a party. And for 1 adventurer game is just to hard.
Merlynus ap Ambrosius 2015-01-23 1 point DOS version
I beta tested all three of the games that INN had...Twinion, Ruins of Cawdor and Shadows of Yserbius. Glad to see the Yserbius version is active and will take a look if I can get it to run on updated computers. I still have all my notes, character files and such from the original game!
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This game was first featured on an early dialup internet service called ImagiNation Network (Sierra). The game was multi-user then, and you could join up with more experienced players that already knew what to do. This game release came out later as a single player experience of that original game (would recommend getting a walkthrough, as it can be a tricky little adventure...). Excellent dungeon & problem solving RPG.
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I LOVE COBBY KENELS!!!! I had to go there because mummy was going to port sevren!!! And i couldn't go :( But oh well , I LOVE COBBY KENELS!!! But this time i was playing with the saint bernards!!! and there HUGE im a baby compared to them!!!! and the paws on them are MASIVE!!!! But of course i thought i was stronger so I went and played with them!!! But i accidently got my foot stuck in there collar,causing him to choke!!!! But he trying to get away kept biting my legs and butt!!! But I tried to get out of the collar ( which I did ) and i was really cut up!!! And Cobby Kenels gave me these pills to get me better ( WHICH NEVER WORKED , I HAD TO GET MY OWN MEDS INSTED! ) And Cobby Kenels gave me and tyson a crap load of FLEAS!!! EWWWW !!!!
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There are several structures on this property related to the former Syracuse State School which are all in poor condition. It is neither practical nor economical for the DEC to refurbish these structures. Their disposition is discussed further in this plan.
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WOOSTER -- Linda J. Flory, 69, Wooster, passed away Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012, at Akron City Hospital.
She was born July 24, 1943, in Stark County, the daughter of Carl Milton and Maxine Idell Meier Wade. She married James Flory on Dec. 19, 1981. He survives.
She had worked for State Farm Insurance as a receptionist for 10 years and also worked for First American Title. Linda enjoyed cooking, baking, traveling and motorcycling. She was an amazing homemaker who loved taking care of her granddaughters.
Surviving in addition to her husband are her children, son, Bradley (Jayne) Sinclair of Wetumpka, Ala., Pamela (Alan) Troyer of Millersburg and a step-daughter, Deborah Ellis of Apple Creek; grandchildren, Sarah, Hannah, Erica, Colton, Tally and Kendra; a step-grandson, Ethan O'Neal; and a sister, Patricia (William) Hamilton of Wooster.
Linda was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Bonnie Sue James, and a brother, Fred Wade.
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The bottles look good and the price is right; this is a good regular red made by the Shingleback Winery team. The reliability of these wines is phenomenal. Regardless of the season, they seem to get them tasting remarkably similar year on year - in a good way. This one carries a lovely ball of sweet, jammy, liquoricey flavour before trailing off through the finish. Forget the score, it's good value and good drinking. Quaff on - as they sayThe Big Red Wine Book 2010/11 2010


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For a relaxing afternoon, to read a book, to go for a stroll, to do sport, to enjoy:
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- Camp de Mart
- Plaça Imperial Tarraco
- Passeig de les Palmeres
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- Port del Serrallo
- Archaeological walk around the city walls (entrance subject to opening times)
The golden Mediterranean beaches and the beautiful natural landscapes, such as the wild reserve of Gaià, are another of the many attractions.
Tarragona offers you the chance to play all types of water sports. The Reial Club Nàutic has a large marina and the Club de Vela Platja Llarga is a place where you can train light sailing sports.
Platja del Miracle is a beach that occupies the whole waterfront of the city and Platja de l'Arrabassada, 3 miles north of the city, is an ideal place to go running.
Tarragona is characterized itself by bringing leisure to the streets. There are many areas with small bars and terraces, such as Plaça del Fòrum and with a jovial and relaxing atmosphere in the upper part of the city, .
In the lower part, there is a party zone with musical bars and a weekend nightlife programme all year round, at places such as Sala Zero. There's also a leisure area by the port, with different musical atmosphere for every taste.


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West Ham have begun an investigation into the reported £10million transfer of Savio Nsereko from Brescia in January 2009.
Nsereko was signed a week after David Sullivan and David Gold completed their takeover of the club from the collapsed Icelandic bank Straumur.
He made just one Premier League start during a seven-month spell at Upton Park and managing director Karren Brady has confirmed that the club is looking into the circumstances of the deal.
"The deal is something I'm investigating," Brady said in her column in the Sun.
"Just before this board took over, the club paid a huge amount to Brescia for the German Under-21 who took part in a handful of matches and then departed for Fiorentina at a fraction of the price."
West Ham would not comment further on the progress of the club's inquiries.
Brady's move follows reports that Savio is set to face trial in Germany after allegedly faking his own kidnapping.
He is reported to have called his family from Thailand telling them he had been abducted and demanding a sum of 3,000 euros (£2,400). However, police arrested him after becoming suspicious at the small ransom demand.
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The Formula is wearing thin 0
Castlevania's 2nd installment on the DS implements yet another gimmick attempting to rejuvenate the formula: players can swap between two new heroes named Jonathan and Charlotte. Unfortunately neither character possesses unique abilities of the sort seen in Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse. Jonathan's your typical Belmont wannabe and Charlotte's your typical spell-casting magical schoolgirl. Usually you control one or the other though they can called upon to perform special moves and t...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Dracula isn't so tough this time around. 0
Castlevania: portrait of ruin, is the second castlevania game to be released on the DS and its great. First and foremost, if your a castlevania fan then PoR is going to be a familier and easy experience. What makes PoR so forgiving is the fact that not only do you have 2 characters under you control, but the game is set up to make sure you can get tons of gold and get to a shop with little to no effort wherever you may be. The only time you might be challenged is at the last couple of boss fight...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
One of the best in the series. 0
Well I'd like to start off by saying that this has got to be one of the best Castlevania games by far! I've never really been a fan, but I have played a good couple, so I know what to look for. The art style in this game is exceptionally detailed and of a certain anime look. The sound in the game is very nice, It has the original Castlevania music that we all loved, and it has a Crisp quality. One of my biggest pet peeves in the game would have to be the lag of the sound quality. This game ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Don't tell me, I think I know how this one goes... 0
Almost ten years after the ground-breaking Castlevania: Symphony of the Night was released for the original Playstation, Dracula's labyrinthine, hazard-filled castle has yet again materialized from the ether to threaten an unsuspecting world. Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin, the latest installment in a successful spate of handheld Castlevania games patterned closely after Symphony of the Night, sees you back in the boots of a foppish young hero ready to whip his way through a ghoulish menagerie of...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
A great game for everyone who enjoy 2D action games. 0
Portrait of Ruin is the second Castlevania for DS, and while I'm surprised that it's worse than the first one, it's still a really good game. The main change from Dawn of Sorrow is that you have two characters, Jonathan and Charlotte. Jonathan is the warrior-type, while Charlotte is a magician. You'll probably stick with Jonathan, just pressing the R-button every once in a while to have Charlotte use a spell before disappearing again. The X-button, with which you swap characters, won't be used ...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Even a WWII setting can't kill this vampire. 0
Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin had great expectations from not only incoming gamers as myself, but the large fanbase it has held for a pretty long time now -- and it's easy to see why it has retained such a fanbase. Konami continues the Castlevania franchise on the DS for a second time, distinguishing itself from the 'Sorrows' with new characters, level design and even unique unlockables. Young Johnathon Morris and even younger Charlotte Aulin bear the lineage of vampire killers, a challenging o...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Castlevania continues strong on the DS. 0
Castlevania Portrait of Ruin is the second iteration of the Castlevania series on the Nintendo DS, the first one, Dawn of Sorrow, released in late 2005, was a success, at least critically the game was highly acclaimed. This sequel, released a little more than a year later at the end of 2006, follows primarily the formula and style found in Dawn of Sorrow, with more than needed new stuff to keep it interesting and fresh. The major change here seems to be the addition of a new character to play s...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Castlevania, again! But that's a good thing. 1
The second Castlevania game on the DS, the previous being Dawn of Souls, comes in the form of Portrait of Ruin. While Dawn of Sorrow followed on from the 2003 GameBoy Advance game Aria of Sorrow, Portrait of Ruin is set in a time before these games, during World War II. Due to the devastation that has befallen the world, Dracula's castle has come back in to the world again. By taking control of not one, but two characters (Jonathan Morris, a mainly physical fighter, and Charlotte Aulin, a skille...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
"This game keeps the style of the series, but it's not original and the flaws are considerable." 0
This title is not even close in quality terms as symphony of the night, rondo of blood, or even bloodlines.It's another recycled style like Dawn Of Sorrow, and you might think the formula works, well... sort of. This game is not improving anything except the fact you can play with a partner. The game design is too generic and the boss fights are unfair and uninspired, there's no strategy to follow, and you just have to drop all your magic and that's it, very poor boss fights design. So sit back ...1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Casltevania Portrait of Ruin 1
I had just bought a DS recently and thought me being a huge Castlevania fan, what better to buy than one of the two out there. So i picked up Portrait of Ruin. I was kind of depressed with the lack of a touch screen use in the main storyline, but hey what could you really do with touch screen functionallity in a Casltevania game. It was convienient to have the map always displayed on the top half of the screen instead of having to pause and look at the map to get that 100% area complete achie...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
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Queensland Treasurer Tim Nicholls says the State is on track to achieve a surplus by 2014-15, despite softening prices and falling demand for coal in Asia.
Mr Nicholls is releasing the mid-year budget review today.
He says the economic trouble in Europe and the United States will affect the budget's bottom line.
"We anticipate the State will have to take a fairly substantial hit in terms of its coal revenue," he said.
"The work that the Government has done in terms of stabilising the budget means we will still be able to achieve our fiscal surplus in 2014-15." He says the next 12 months will be tough, but that coal prices should recover.
"There will be a return to growth in the prices for coal in 2014 and 2015 and 2015-2016, and I think that is being reflected in some of the figures that are coming out of China," he said.
Mr Nicholls says tough measures by the Goverment have stopped Queensland heading toward a potential debt of $100 billion.
"We will now stabilise that debt at just under $82 billion and that will save many hundreds of millions of dollars," he said.
"We estimate almost a $500 million worth of interest will be saved over the next three years as a result of this action." But Mr Nicholls says he believes it will take until a second term in office for his Government to regain Queensland's AAA credit rating.


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Today in Gear: May 13, 2016
A carbon-fiber moto helmet, limited-run collab sunglasses, environmentally friendly sneakers and much more.
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Riding a café racer with a Tron-lookalike helmet is just plain wrong. Here's how to go properly retro.
40 years of SNL, a carbon motorcycle helmet, too much memory and more.
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Today in Gear we examine the world's fastest external drive, Bell's throwback helmets, your guide to aging beer and a ladder accessory that lends a helping hand.
The right helmet makes a world of difference in both comfort and protection. Upgrading your headwear at least every five years ensures you're equipped with the latest in technology and safety innovations; it also instills instant rider confidence. Here are the best motorcycle helmets on the market today.
You've set aside a full day to improve your track driving skills, so don't show up wearing a motorcycle half-helmet, a pair of jean shorts and thick-soled running shoes. Track driving is a sport of extreme focus, extreme speeds and extreme temperatures -- and you've got to be fully prepped. Leave anything out and your concentration and skills development will suffer. We put together a track kit that will give you the confidence to nail the apexes like Senna.
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Well, thanks to HQ fur namin' me Dog of da Week! Wish it had been before SayMedia ran all da pups off wiff threats of closin' so my buddies wuz still all here ta celebrate wiff me-- oh well, better lates than nevfur I guesses!! BOL! BOL!
Bark ya later, gators....
Sorry for da delay, puppers, but da folks 'round here been dealin' with messy cold weather and colds on top of dat! We wuz scrapin da bottom of da barrel on zealies, but due to a mega-generous donation of zealies (we're talkin' 600+ from 1 furmily!) we are back up and running and da FUSM awards will re-commence to bein' distributed tomorrow!
In other news, my Momma's momma is makin' a good recovery in da hospital after her hip replacement. Thanks fur all da prayers and good thoughts fur her.
And Momma added another page to my blog so's I can have a place to display all da badges I's gotten ovfur da years here at Dogster. Yippee! A pup could add a page fur anything they wanted... like lots and lots of photos or whutever!
Well, back to inscribin' da trofees... we gots awards to hand out!
Bark ya later, gators!
Today we has a very special pup we is giving our award to… he are such a cutie patootie, so adorable, so just huggable dat us girls couldn't pass up da opportunity to gives him dis award! MILTON, you is our FUSM MR. SCRUFFMUFFIN AWARD WINNER!!
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The main guy promised me he'd be on the job to oversee it, didn't happen. He said all debris would be picked up daily, didn't happen. I still paid him in full after the job was completed. The roof has already been leaky, causing me to re-spack, re-paint walls. And to boot, dragged me through small claims court, 2-years after I paid him, after never contacting me in between, hoping to squeeze an additional $3,000 out of me for services already paid for. (I won in court.) So, I just want to warn anyone looking...
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thanks!, I just want to forewarn anyone who may use him
So, how has this helped warn anyone?
Was he the cheapest of all your bids?
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Probably a good thing since it was all slander with no fact.
OP said he/she won in court but I guess that wasn't good enough.
Cheapest bid??? That's got my vote. :wink:
when you're going to be dumb you've got to be tough..:thumbsup:
Happens ALL THE TIME, even in my tiny neck of the woods. The ones I know of, they didn't sue, they just hired us to fix, and never hired that company again.
Never trust a guy who is just a salesman who works for a company who subs all their work to the cheapest sub. I'm just guessing that was your situation.
was he licensed ? if not then you got what you paid for.
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In this forthcoming research paper, CPD fellow James Slezak will explore the disconnect between Australia's CO2 reduction targets and its spending on transport infrastructure.
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Centre for Policy Development fellow John Quiggin explains why, in the context of the current global financial crisis, the flow of Public Private Partnerships (PPP) projects have come to a halt, and are unlikely to be revived.


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May 21, 2014
Site: Athens, Ga. (Dan Magill Tennis Complex)
Event: NCAA Singles Championship (Day 1)
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Next U-M Event: Thursday, May 22 -- at NCAA Doubles Championship (Athens, Ga.), 3 p.m.
ATHENS, Ga. -- Junior Emina Bektas (Indianapolis, Ind./New Braunfels) and sophomore Ronit Yurovsky (New Kensington, Pa./Plum) of the University of Michigan women's tennis team each dropped first-round matches in the NCAA Singles Championship on Wednesday (May 21) at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex.
Bektas dropped her first game before storming back to win six of the next seven games for a 6-2 first-set win over No. 24 Lynn Chi of California. She ripped off three straight games for a 3-1 lead before being broken again to get the frame back on serve. The Wolverine junior responded by winning the final three games for the 6-2 win over Chi.
In the second set, Bektas broke Chi in the fourth game to go up 3-1. She held serve in her ensuing game for a 4-1 advantage, before Chi held for a 4-2 margin. The two held serve in their next service games, allowing Bektas to serve out the match with a 5-3 lead. Bektas was broken in that game, and Chi held to knot the set at 5-5. Both held their serve to send the set to a breaker, where Bektas won four of the first five points for a 4-1 lead. Chi tied it up at 5-5, but Bektas went up 6-5 for a match point. Chi, however, won the next three points for an 8-6 win to send the match to a third set.
Bektas fell in a hole quickly in the third set, falling behind 2-0 en route to dropping the deciding set, 6-1. She finished the season with a 38-8 singles record, winning the most singles matches in a season in program history. She will earn her second All-America singles citation after receiving a No. 9-16 seed for the NCAA Championships.
Yurovsky fell behind early in her first set, dropping a 6-2 decision to No. 9-16 seed Jenny Jullien of St. Mary's.
Yurovsky and Jullien traded breaks throughout the first three games of the second set, sending Yurovsky back to serve with a 2-1 lead. Yurovsky held her serve and broke Jullien again for a 4-1 lead. It was all Michigan from there as Yurovsky took the final two games for a 6-1 second-set victory to force a third frame.
The Wolverine was down 5-1 in the final set before winning two straight games to close the gap to 5-3. Jullien held serve on her second shot of closing out the match, winning the final set at 6-3. Yurovsky completed her sophomore season with a 24-7 singles record after participating in her second straight NCAA Singles Championship.
Bektas will team with senior Brooke Bolender (Delray Beach, Fla./Kaplan) for the NCAA Doubles Championship, which begins tomorrow (Thursday, May 22) for the duo at 3 p.m.
Singles First Round
Lynn Chi (Cal) d. No. 9-16 Emina Bektas (U-M), 2-6, 7-6 (8), 6-1
No. 9-16 Jenny Jullien (St. Mary's) d. Ronit Yurovsky (U-M), 6-2, 1-6, 6-3
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OK I am not sure if this is even possible due to it probably is a ArmA 2 mechanic... but thought I would throw it out there.
In RL we have defibrillator's... Is there anyway to say put in a 1 or 2 minute counter if you die say from a gun shot (not from infected), and a friend is near they can shock you and bandage you to get you back up to say 100 blood or something. Now this would only work if the wound is NOT a head shot and/or NOT an infection attack.
Just an idea... I know I have been in some fire fights with bandits and other type of survivor and have gone down and would have loved it if a friend could have revived me, but alas no go and had to start all over.
Updated by Gaidoon about 5 years ago
I think this would be a good feature though a little more drawn out and complicated.
Updated by Karneval about 5 years ago
Support this kinda tool, been in my mind forever as well.
Updated by Beginner about 5 years ago
I think defibs must be extreme rare. Even more rare then NVGs and thermo guns. And ofc item ID's must be implement first to prevent duping.
Updated by daimyo21 about 5 years ago
Agree with OP, I think a longer downed time is needed. Maybe X amount of minutes based on severity of wounds. If player is shot more, the timer is decreased. Because some firefights can last very long periods of time. Also make it take a while to revive, not just instant.
Updated by Havocfive almost 5 years ago
Defibs are used to reorganize the rhythm the heart, not to restart it. In trauma and shock, the heart stops because there is not enough blood. Using a defib in that situation would be like trying to start a car with no gas. However, one could spike the downed player with epi (gets the heart shaking like jello), shock them (attempt to reset cardiac rhythm [x% chance of cardioversion]), and then transfuse them. Of course, this may seem like quite the undertaking in combat, but to me it seems more realistic. Otherwise epi could be used for a time after the player goes down, but they remain unconscious and still need to be bandaged or transfused.


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Elizabeth Reaser and Xavier Samuel: PIX11 Pals
Continuing along with promotional duties, Elizabeth Reaser and Xavier Samuel were spotted arriving for their guest appearance on The Pix11 Morning News in New York City on Tuesday (July 6).
Arriving early in the morning, the "Eclipse" stars happily signed autographs and took pictures with adoring fans outside the radio studio.
Coming in as no surprise, "Eclipse" took the top spot at the box office once again over the Fourth of July weekend and banking an estimated $175.3 million since its release almost two weeks ago.
The third installment of the "Twilight Saga" had the most successful first six days for any movie this year and grossed an additional $104 million overseas, making it an instant success for studio Summit Entertainment.
Enjoy the pictures of Elizabeth Reaser at 'The PIX11 Morning News' (July 6).
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Published: November 13, 2013 - 01:30 PM | Updated: November 14, 2013 - 07:35 AM
COLUMBUS: Gov. John Kasich delayed a condemned child killer's execution Wednesday to study the feasibility of accommodating the Akron man's request to donate his organs.
Kasich's decision came less than 24 hours before Ronald Phillips was scheduled to die for the rape and death of his girlfriend's 3-year-old daughter, Sheila Marie Evans, in Akron in 1993. His lethal injection today was to be the first time a new, two-drug combination was tried in the United States.
In stopping the execution, Kasich said he wanted to allow time to study the request Phillips, 40, made Monday to see if it could help someone else. The execution was rescheduled for July 2.
Kasich said that while Phillips' crime was heinous, his willingness to donate organs and tissue could save another life and the state should try to accommodate a donation.
"I realize this is a bit of uncharted territory for Ohio, but if another life can be saved by his willingness to donate his organs and tissues, then we should allow for that to happen," Kasich said in a statement.
Some 3,500 people in Ohio and more than 120,000 nationally are awaiting organ donations, said Marilyn Pongonis, a spokeswoman for the Lifeline of Ohio organ donation program.
"Those people who step up to be living donors are living heroes because they really can save lives," she said.
Ohio's prison medical policy accommodates organ donations, but prison officials said in rejecting Phillips' request Tuesday that he had not made it soon enough for officials to work out the logistics and security concerns.
The last time an Ohio prisoner was able to donate an organ to a family member was 1995. That year, Delaware death row inmate Steven Shelton was allowed a request to donate a kidney to his mother while in prison, though he was not facing imminent execution. Following successful appeals, his death sentence was reversed and he was resentenced to prison time in 2011.
Kasich said if Phillips is found to be a viable donor to his mother, who has kidney disease and is on dialysis, or to others awaiting live transplants of nonvital organs, the stay would allow time for those procedures to be performed and for Phillips to be returned to death row.
It appears that Phillips' offer to donate his heart to his sister, who suffers a heart ailment, would not be possible under the governor's directive because the heart is a vital organ.
Pongonis said a heart cannot be donated after death. The person must still be alive when the organ is donated.
"It just wouldn't be possible," she said. "Organ donation occurs following brain death and the organs are maintained on a ventilator. When a prisoner is executed, the oxygen stops flowing, the heart stops beating, the blood stops flowing."
Phillips made his unprecedented request after the governor denied him mercy and Phillips had exhausted his other legal options. His attorney said it wasn't a delay tactic but an attempt to do good.
Kasich's office would not comment on whether the wishes of the Sheila Marie Evans family, which expressed to the Parole Board in October that Phillips' execution is long overdue, were taken into consideration.
One letter to the Parole Board questions why Phillips is still alive.
"I should not be writing this letter as a 31-year-old woman," Teresa Marie Evans, Sheila Marie's cousin, wrote. "I should not be wondering why justice for Sheila is so long overdue. … His execution should have taken place 20 years ago. It has been long enough."
Another family member wrote of the execution that, "This day can't come fast enough."
Phillips had been moved to Ohio's death house in Lucasville on Wednesday, but prison department spokeswoman JoEllen Smith said he was being returned to death row in Chillicothe immediately after Kasich's stay was issued to await the assessment's findings.
Smith said Phillips was "calm and cooperative" after arriving in Lucasville.


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- Why would Fea want to deny it? Do we have a Freudian slip here? Kinda hard to deny what's obvious, though some are making a rather gallant, albeit foolish, attempt.
- And just which religion were the Founders referring to?
- Actually, some of the Founders were theologians or, at the very least, had studied theology. I wonder if Mr. Fea has ever heard of John Witherspoon? Is Mr. Fea not aware that King George referred to the American Revolution as the "Presbyterian Parson's Rebellion?"
"They believed that a republic was not only a particular form of government, but it was a sort of moral community that would only survive when people would be civic-minded and give something up for the greater good of the national community. Clinton, Edwards, and especially Obama seem to get this. They are suggesting that religious people are more likely than most to design, promote, and contribute to programs and policies concerned with the greater good of the republic. This kind of rhetoric—and that is really what it is at this point—sounds very much like the Founders."
". . . as I noted in my answer to the previous question, the Democrats seem to have seized the historical high ground here."


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Saudi Arabia Is Capable of Covering Oil Loss Amid Unrest, U.S. Envoy Says
Saudi Arabia is capable of providing additional oil production if needed to counter supply disruptions caused by unrest in the Middle East, James Smith, U.S. ambassador to the kingdom, said in an interview on InBusiness with Margaret Brennan.
"We do not see, either with a combination of Libya and Algeria, that there'll be a break in the market such that the Saudis would not be able to offset that loss with their spare capacity," Smith said.
Saudi Arabia has increased oil production by 1 million barrels a day and has the capacity to pump an additional 3.5 million barrels a day, Smith said.
Saudi production in February averaged 8.425 million barrels a day, according to a Bloomberg News survey of oil companies, countries and analysts. The kingdom's capacity is an estimated 11.5 million barrels a day.
Crude oil for April delivery fell 70 cents, or 0.7 percent, to $104.32 a barrel at 12:51 p.m. on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract touched $106.95 on March 7, the highest intraday price since Sept. 26, 2008, as civil strife spurred concern that production in the Middle East may be disrupted. Futures are up 28 percent from a year ago.
The U.S. doesn't see any change in the stability of the kingdom, Smith said.
"Here in Saudi Arabia, there is an ongoing dialogue between the people and the al-Saud family," he said.
Day of Rage
Postings on websites have called for a nationwide Saudi "Day of Rage" on March 11 and March 20, Human Rights Watch said on Feb. 28.
Regional unrest, which has so far toppled the leaders of Tunisia and Egypt, has reached Saudi Arabian neighbors Yemen, Oman and Bahrain, the island-kingdom where a Sunni family rules the majority Shiite population.
"The Saudi's will look at what's happening in Bahrain as a Bahraini domestic issue for them to deal with," Smith said.
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I don't tell them the country is screwed up. I celebrate our country. I don't criticize, I merely celebrate. I'm holding a one-man parade for the news.
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Best Of :: Arts & Entertainment
If you have your eyes open on a semiregular basis, you probably know that Lake Worth has become a mecca for local shows and music festivals. One man behind one venue is doing his due diligence to maintain the esoteric identity of Lake Worth while creating his own scene within it. That man is Jacques de Beaufort, and his gift to the world is Unit 1. The mission of the space is "to showcase artists in all media working in challenging forms that exist somewhere near the edge or beyond." De Beaufort's immensely interesting and themed events feature local art on the walls and local musicians in your face. One included a clothing-optional room and naked karaoke. ("All art, no pants," the invite teased.) The place is small, the people who go are weird, and the live music is fierce. Go with an open mind, because Jacques likes it strange.
Sports bars should have two things: drinks and TVs. Bokamper's has both in spades. Owned by and named after Dolphins defensive lineman Kim "Bo" Bokamper from the team's glory years, his fifth and newest location in Fort Lauderdale is the most overwhelming yet. A full bar includes craft beers and specialty drinks, but more impressive is the sheer number of televisions that cover the place wall to wall. You will be able to catch a glimpse of the game no matter where you sit. There are so many TVs that on an NFL Sunday, the same holds true for whichever game you wish to watch, even if the Jacksonville Jaguars are playing the Cleveland Browns. If you hate sports and are dragged here against your will, this Bokamper's sits on the Intracoastal Waterway, allowing you to root for whichever sailboat is the prettiest as you down another beer.
This party enclave caters to the hip: the chic, live-music lovers and those looking for a serious cocktail and a sexy time. The 5,000-square-foot space opened in fall 2013 and boasts gorgeous décor throughout the three-level club. Revelers are treated to two bars, plush couches, a fireplace area, and a whimsical portrait of George Washington wearing sunglasses. The impressive drink menu was concocted by Miami mixologist extraordinaire John Lermayer. Toss back classics such as old-fashioneds and Tom Collinses , or a WGA Sour — shaken with Disaronno, 100-proof bourbon, lemon juice, and egg whites. Visit during the club's weekend happy hour for a showcase of whirling nipple-tassels and hip-shimmying burlesque dancers working the stage. Dim the lights, baby; it's showtime.
The best part about a neighborhood joint is that you make it what it is. With Muddy Waters, you can make it a mental vacation to Key West or a detour to a nautical bar on your way home from the office. The place is decorated like a pirate ship, and you can eat like you're on one too — 69 cents per raw clam or oyster, all day every day. (Don't forget your rum!) Known for a homegrown karaoke night and Floribbean food, Muddy Waters is by locals and for locals. Come in with your crew when you desire the wild South Floridian vibes or by yourself when you need a bite and a conversation with a stranger. Good service, food, and drinks — it's the neighborhood bar trifecta. This place is missing only one thing: a "Locals Only" sign.
When the Black Pearl Tavern shuttered last summer, a huge pained chorus of Boston-accented sighs shook through South Florida. Since 1995, the Pearl, a storefront bar crammed into a strip mall on East Commercial, was the go-to spot for Boston sports fans living in South Florida. Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics, Bruins — the memorabilia hung from the walls. The games were on constant replay. The conversation pinballed from Tham Brahday to Bell Whalten to Hail Flutie. Then — poof! — it was gone. Luckily for these exiles, less than a year later, a new Pearl is rising from the ashes. The new location is east on Commercial in a space that once held the Gold Medal Wine Shop. The new space is no-fills — just a big square bar surrounded on three sides by stools. Boston sports continue to run from the flat screens, and it has Funky Buddha beers on tap. And the bar continues to pull in the usual crowd of neighborhood folks, off-shift restaurant-industry types, and Bostonians. Unless you want to be evil-eyed or shanked, don't walk through the door in New York Yankee gear.
You could sop up suds in bars across the land, and you'll never find It — that ineffable quality that the bards sing hymns to and bar hoppers sniff out like hounds hunting game. It — the perfect balance of down-home drinking, affordable prices, and friendly faces. It — what you'll never find inside an Applebee's or any other chain bar or restaurant named after a day of the week. But once you walk inside Walsh's Irish Sports Bar in Hollywood, the It-ness smacks you in the face. That's because owner Terri Walsh and her merry band of regulars have had plenty of time to get the whole bar thing down. Ever since Walsh worked at Hollywood's mainstay McGowan's in the '80s, she's collected around her a team of drinkers. Now, every night of the week, they pour into Walsh's own place on North Federal Highway, filling up barstools to swap stories and reminisce. But it's not a members-only affair. Strangers are greeted warmly and will likely be led through a whirlwind of intros by Walsh herself, all topped off with a tequila shot — a textbook It move.


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Duncan Edwards' National Magazine Company has belatedly embraced the internet, launching three of its best known magazines, Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping and Country Living online in the past 12 months.
The company, part of the giant Hearst Corporation in the US, bought handbag.com, one of the UK's biggest women's websites, from Telegraph owners the Barclay brothers for a reported £22m.
Edwards also established a digital division, the Hearst Digital Network, combining all of its online activities including health advice site, netdoctor.co.uk.
"You could characterise us as watching [new media] rather than playing for the past five years," said Edwards. NatMags previously pulled the plug on its web activity in 2001. "We have now moved to take to the field," he said.
NatMags has grown rapidly in recent years, from nine magazines in 2000 to 22 in 2006 with a series of launches, acquisitions and joint ventures.
It publishes Men's Health (part of its joint venture with Rodale), Reveal (a joint venture with ACP) and the newly rebranded Harper's Bazaar, which won consumer magazine of the year at this year's Periodical Publishers Association Awards.
NatMags managing director since 2002, Edwards was given the additional title of chief executive officer in 2004. He has been at the publisher for 17 years, joining as advertising director of company in 1989.
Edwards has made a number of key appointments in the past 12 months. Louise Court, formerly editorial director of ACP-Natmag, succeeded Sam Baker as editor of Cosmopolitan, while former Wallpaper editor-in-chief Jeremy Langmead took over from Simon Tiffin as editor of Esquire.
The men's title has struggled in recent years, and Edwards promised it would be a "more grown up, less puerile" read than its competitors.
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The second-seeded Florida Gator women's tennis team continued their road for a possible repeat national championship with a convincing 6-0 win over Washington State. Florida will play Michigan in the Sweet 16 in Athens, GA.
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Sasaab - A blend of African wilderness, responsible tourism and refined luxury. Sasaab is located in the Westgate Community land, west of Samburu and Buffalo Springs National Reserves.
Sasaab commands breathtaking views across the arid landscape of the Northern Frontier District towards the jagged peak of Mt Kenya, and offers a truly exceptional safari experience in an area renowned for its variant species vast unspoiled Samburu wilderness.
Sasaab is a sensational and stylish lodge set in a wild landscape, amongst the culturally proud and fascinating Samburu tribe. It offers an experience of rare and endangered wildlife enhanced by scenic views of the Ewaso Nyiro river- Kenya's third largest water course.Set on half a mile of hillside, the lodge provides privacy and harmony with the environment and a taste of true African safari. Sasaab's design is based on strong Moroccan principles, in which African heat is a central consideration. Each of the 9 individual rooms is over 100m² in area allowing for enormous open air bathrooms and huge comfortable beds with magnificent views of the surrounding land. With a high degree of privacy, all rooms have private plunge pools.
Sasaab is located on the Westgate Community Conservancy, which is home to over 600 families. With Sasaab in their area, the Samburu, who are traditional nomadic pastoralists, are benefiting from the visitors who come to the area. In conjunction with this comes an understanding of the value of wildlife, and consequently the value of separating livestock areas from wildlife areas. The lodge has its own vegetable garden where some of the food for guests is grown.
Game Drives on open vehicles where guests will discover a wide variety of wildlife. Samburu is home of the 'Samburu Special Five', which includes the Beisa Oryx, Reticulated Giraffe, Grevy's Zebra, Gerenuk and Somali Ostrich. Abundant birdlife and fauna, great game-viewing either by foot, vehicle or on a camel. Elephants frequently come to the opposite bank, whilst looking through the binoculars or the telescope will always reveal something small but interesting.
A purpose built, state of the art haven of peace and serenity. The building itself is located in a prime position, nestled into rocks that overlook the Ewaso Nyiro watercourse, and beyond to a pure wilderness. Our world class beauty treatments are performed by expert therapists using Liz Earle Naturally Active Beauty Products.
Guests who want to experience the true wildness of the area can spend one or two nights walking and fly camping in the further reaches of the conservancy. This safari would start with a 4 – 5 hour walk along the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River, accompanied by camels carrying a picnic breakfast, reaching the fly camp in the late morning. Dinner is served under the stars and the night spent under mosquito tents, giving a clear view of the sky above.


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I've Been Adopted! Age: 10 ish Gender: Female Daina means 'song' Her name is pronounced "Diana" and her original BREW name was Lynn. She came from the Northern Neck of Virginia. Previously adopted in 2006 this 10 year young girl has lots of love yet to...Read more
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I've Been Adopted! Age: 9 ish Gender: Male Webster is a BREW alumnus adopted in 2005. He did well in his home until a child came along and the owners worried that Webster was too aggressive with the toddler. On medical examination, Webster was diagnosed with...Read more
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I've Been Adopted! Age: 6 years old Gender: Male Joe came for a visit today. When he got here, he was FULL of energy. And hunger. He is a very skinny little guy. Once he and Linny ran all around (and had lunch) he settled...Read more
MisterJune 18, 2012
I've Been Adopted! Age: 6-7yrs Gender: Male Mister came to us as a stray so we don't know a whole lot about him. He needs a foster home so we can learn more about him. Stay tuned for updates! ...Read more
MaggieFebruary 13, 2012
I've been adopted! Age: 6ish Gender: Female Update for 8/10: Maggie is back with BREW after being returned for getting in the trashcan. Uh, newsflash: this is WHAT BEAGLES DO! If you want a beagle, you need to be prepared to move your trashcan. OR...Read more
MacyNovember 18, 2011
I've Been Adopted! Gender: Female Age: 6 years New! Macy is a very sweet and even tempered dog. She gets along great in the house with our two male dogs and will cuddle on the couch between them and us. They are also all able...Read more
JessieNovember 14, 2011
Adopted! Age: 6 ish Gender: Female Update from Foster Mom: Jessie is full of energy and life!!! It just comes out everyday; she especially loves playing with her foster brother and sister the three of them love to wrestle with each other. She has also...Read more
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I've Been Adopted ! Age: 14 years Gender: Female From our wonderful volunteer BREW Bob: Mitzy spent the last couple nights with Mason and I and has been a wonderful guest. She rides well in the car with no crate required. She walks well on...Read more
GiselleJuly 20, 2011
I've Been Adopted! Gender: Female Age: 4-5 years 6/19/2013- Giselle is still waiting for her furever home. She is an adult puppy.......housebroken, affectionate, and playful. She would love a family with children or another dog that likes to play. She has full run of the...Read more
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I used the pattern for the Baby Berry Hat to make this color blocked hat for a neighbors new baby boy. I knit the infant size, but it seems a touch big for an infant. It's stretchy and he'll grow, so I'm sure it will be useful maybe later on in the year! I hope to make the hat in it's fruit/veggie form at some point as well, because seriously. It's cute.
All this knitting has me thinking about how we handle our clothing in America. It takes a long time to complete a handmade item, but I love the process and the outcome. And then I read this article on Colette Pattern's blog and it got me thinking even more (and then it was followed by this blog entry which got me thinking even more). And it's all been sitting in my brain, turning over and over, trying to find a place to land.
Last year I made a commitment to only buy resale clothing, and I did pretty well, with one little Mod Cloth slip, mid-year (yeah, didn't really mention that on the blog, oops). Let me tell you, it felt good to unsubscribe from all the e-newsletters, snail mail catalogues… All the things that taunt you with 'new' and 'glittery' things. This year it doesn't feel like a stretch to continue only shopping resale, but I almost want to try to take it a step further… The resale place I have been shopping has a lot of the 'disposable fashion' type brands. You wear the stuff for a season, seams fall apart, colors fade, trends pass and you give it to Goodwill; not exactly sustainable. I would love to hunt out pieces that are higher quality – with attention to detail, quality fabrics and less about trends. Now, I'm not really sure what that means in full, especially in the life of a busy mom. I think it's going to take some exploration and time (especially since, well, I won't be buying anything for some time since there is no spending money available) but I'm going to give it a try.


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We give the general rule that you'll cover about 3 miles per hour while on the water (not while sitting on a sand bar napping). So we recommend that you take the total number of hours you intend to paddle over the length of your trip and multiply by 3 to give a ballpark of how many miles you'll be looking to do. Now, visit our rentals page and scroll down to the graph and compare your distances to trip suggestions.
Pointer! If you're intending to do a 3 day trip and you think you'll be paddling 7 hours per day, so 21 total hours, and multiply 21 hours by 3 MPH, that's 63 miles. 95% of our customers are NOT going to cover 63 miles in 3 days. On average, most people will paddle from 3-6 hours per day…and closer to 3 hours. Be realistic. And when calculating a distance, be conservative and discuss it with your group.
If you've got first timers going on a trip you'll be much further ahead if when you come off the river the first-timers are saying, "we're done already, I could have gone longer" than them saying, "OMG, I thought this was never going to end." If they say that, you can be pretty sure they're never doing another canoe trip…at least with you;-)
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Q-Jet Confusion
Okay, before anyone tries to negate my use of a Q-Jet, please be tolerant and accept my infatuation with them. That being said...
Well, I've become very familiar with Q-Jets over the past few years, rebuilding, adjusting, collecting jets and secondary rods etc. So far, I've only run into a few stinkers. Last year, before I finished the 350 for my firebird, I purchased a 795 cfm, electric choke Q-jet from an '85 454 Chevy truck. I received it and promptly rebuilt it. I matched up all the gaskets and such, and put it back together. I got it on the car, and at idle and partial throttle it ran great. A little rich, but that's okay. I figured I'd tune it out of it later. Well, the time came to dip into the secondaries, and.... nothing, just a lot of popping and hesitating. Assuming an incredibly lean bog, I readjusted the air door, and put some richer secondary rods in. Went for the secondaries again and nothing. So, I pulled 'er back apart, and couldn't find anything wrong. Curiosity got to me and I changed the throttle plate to main body gasket, to see what that would do. Well, I sure had secondaries now, and was able to get it tuned okay. However, I could never tune the incredible richness out of the idle. The sun of a gun pulled great on the top end, but there was a part idle hesitation, and was always running rich at idle. I tried everything! Even bottoming out the idle adjustment screws didn't do squat. Then one time I lifted up the secondary hangers to get a better look at what letter they were, and the car about died. That's when I found out it was pulling out of the secondary wells at idle. A little more messing around, and I figured out why my idle always changed after changing secondary rods. I've never run into this, and no one in my area can give me a reason. The only two gaskets that were in the kit gave me the option of no secondaries, or full-time secondaries. If someone else has run into this problem or has and idea what might remedy it, I'd be greatly appreciative.
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New Homes in Havre de Grace, MD
Starting In the mid $300's - Featuring The Most Preferred Ranch Style Homes in Bulle Rock's Prominent Golf Course Location
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This community comes complete with amazing amenities to enjoy, giving you an instant vacation at home!Learn More >
If you have any questions about the community, our home models, locations and more, just look for the orange link like the one to the right. Click on it any time throughout our community site and I'll be happy to help!
Life Imitates Vacation™ at the Residences at Bulle Rock. Within the community you will be able to use a spectacular Residences Club, with indoor and outdoor pools, fitness center, tennis courts, spa, billiards room and a putting green.
The HOA takes care of all lawn care and snow removal so you'll have plenty of time to enjoy it all! Plus for the golf enthusiast, you can choose to join the Pete Dye designed golf course that is throughout the community.
The homes offer 1 level living at its finest with ranch style homes available plus optional second floors for additional living space.
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The Residences at Bulle Rock offers resort living but still has a convenient location. The community is less than 5 minutes to the waterfront shops and restaurants of downtown Havre de Grace. There is something for everyone – waterfront dining, antiquing, parks and a spectacular view. Plus just 15 minutes away you have Bel Air with more shopping and restaurants.
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This year, MSHS is working with Save Our Monarchs to provide free milkweed seeds to up to 650 fairgoers. If you are not familiar with Save Our Monarchs, it is a Minneapolis-based nonprofit organization of gardeners who are concerned about monarch butterflies.
Destruction of habitat and other factors have led to a dramatic decline in monarch numbers. According to Save Our Monarchs, the number of monarchs is about half what it was just 10 years ago. Monarch caterpillars depend on one plant — milkweed — for their nourishment. Milkweed is a hardy plant, but mowing of ditches and more habitat put into housing and agriculture has resulted in less milkweed being available to monarchs. Gardeners can help by planting milkweed in their gardens. To assist, Save Our Monarchs distributes thousands of packets of seed to gardeners who want to grow milkweed.
This year, our MSHS Minnesota State Fair education booth has the theme of helping pollinators. You can learn all about bees, butterflies and other pollinators at the booth, which is located near The Dirt stage in the Agriculture/Horticulture building at the fair. We'll be handing out free seeds during the fair (as long as supplies last) and would love to talk with other gardeners about how they are encouraging monarchs and other pollinators.
What plants do you plant for butterflies?


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We are having our first zine fest in Sacramento, CA this weekend, and we are having a zine table at Ladyfest on August 2nd in Riverside, CA.
If you want to get your zine exposed, we are going to be spreading the word about all the zines that you have sent us already. We are going to have a suit case full of zines and flyers on our table so people can look through them and enjoy your stuff.
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When I saw that first trailer for "The Fault in Our Stars," I had no idea it was based on a widely popular book which has sent millions of fans into hysterics. But the story of unlikely love between two teenage cancer patients did indeed intrigue me.
The film itself is a smart, funny, tragic, powerful and realistic portrayal of a teenage romance set against the backdrop of shortened lives. Having not read the book, I can't entirely gauge how fans will respond to this movie, but I would have to imagine they would be pleased. Featuring strong performances, steady direction and a story which finds a level of realism that few films can achieve, "A Fault in Our Stars" holds a powerful message that no matter our own circumstance, is worth seeing.
"The Fault in Our Stars" is a powerful film, with strong performances and a story that if you are lucky is not actually relatable, but still understandable. It is a movie that should enthrall fans and newcomers alike.
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text: The core components of Stereotaxis systems have received regulatory clearance in the U.S., Europe, Canada and elsewhere; the V-Loop™ circular mapping catheter manipulator is currently under regulatory review by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. For more information, please visit www.stereotaxis.com and www.odysseyexperience.com. This press release includes statements that may constitute "forward-looking" statements, usually containing the words "believe," "estimate," "project," "expect" or similar expressions. Forward-looking statements inherently involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements. Factors that would cause or contribute to such differences include, but are not limited to, our continued access to capital and financial resources, including our ability to extend our current loan facility and to obtain additional capital through other financing arrangements, in each case on a timely basis and on terms that are acceptable, continued acceptance of the Company's products in the marketplace, the effect of global economic conditions on the ability and willingness of customers to purchase our systems and the timing of such purchases, the outcome of various shareholder litigation recently filed against us, competitive factors, changes resulting from the recently enacted healthcare reform in the U.S., including changes in government reimbursement procedures, dependence upon third-party vendors, timing of regulatory approvals, and other risks discussed in the Company's periodic and other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. By making these forward-looking statements, the Company undertakes no obligation to update these statements for revisions or changes after the date of this release. There can be no assurance that the Company will recognize revenue related to its purchase orders and other commitments in any particular period or at all because some of these purchase orders and other commitments are subject to contingencies that are outside of the Company's control. In addition, these orders and commitments may be revised, modified, delayed or canceled, either by their express terms, as a result of negotiations, or by overall project changes or delays. SOURCE Stereotaxis, Inc.


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The Return of the Popcorn Circus: July 2008 | 29 Apr 2008 // 6:00 PM
And it just doesn't stop. If part two in this three-ring play was packed with well hyped product, July just keeps the receipt treats coming.
Twilight of the Toffs: 'Brideshead Revisited' | 21 Feb 2012 // 4:00 PM
Like Downton Abbey and Upstairs Downstairs, Brideshead Revisited can be considered a requiem for the days of Empire and the unyielding class structure that governed British life pre-World War II.
Brideshead Revisited | 25 Jul 2008 // 1:00 AM
The new Brideshead Revisited doesn't grapple much with Charles' disconcerting mix of nostalgia and odium regarding British aristocracy.