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About Dominic Elwes
Bede Evelyn Dominick Elwes (credited as Dominick Elwes or Dominic Elwes) (17 August 1931 – 5 September 1975) was an English portrait painter whose much publicized elopement with an heiress in 1957 was a scandale célèbre.
Early life
Elwes (pronounced "El-wez") was born on 17 August 1931 at Billing Hall, Northamptonshire, to English portrait painter, Simon Elwes R.A., K.M., and the Hon. Gloria Rodd, daughter of Rennell Rodd, 1st Baron Rennell, P.C., G.C.B., G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., sometime British Ambassador to Rome and Conservative M.P. for St. Marylebone (1928–1932). He is descended from the recusant Cary-Elwes family which includes noted British monks and bishops, such as Abbott Columba Cary-Elwes, Archbishop Dudley Cary-Elwes and Father Luke Cary-Elwes. He was the grandson of Gervase Cary Elwes (1866–1921), diplomat and Lady Winifride Mary Elizabeth Feilding, daughter of the 8th Earl of Denbigh. One of his cousins was Tremayne Rodd, 3rd Baron Rennell. For his early education Elwes spent much of his childhood during World War II in the United States after which he returned to England to attend Downside, a Catholic independent school located in Somerset.
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At age 26, Elwes met and wished to marry 19-year-old shipping heiress Tessa Kennedy, daughter of Geoffrey Ferrar Kennedy and Daška Ivanović. Kennedy's parents, however, disapproved of the relationship and instituted wardship proceedings. On 27 November 1957, Mr. Kennedy obtained a restraining order against Elwes from a judge, Justice Sir Ronald F. Roxburgh, thus barring the couple from getting married. The High Court Tipstaff was not authorized, however, to apprehend Elwes in any place outside England or Wales. After initially attempting to be betrothed in Scotland whilst being pursued by the press, Elwes and Kennedy subsequently eloped to Havana where they were wed in a civil ceremony on 27 January 1958 as guests of famed mobster Meyer Lansky who provided accommodation for them at his hotel, The Habana Riviera. When Castro's revolution threatened the stability of the country the newlyweds were forced to flee aboard a raft with two National Geographic explorers who were sailing to Miami. From there they flew to New York where they took out a marriage license on 31 March. On 1 April, the couple repeated the ceremony to make sure they were legally wed in Manhattan's Supreme Court officiated by Justice Henry Clay Greenberg. On 15 July, the two set sail for England aboard the liner SS Liberté docking at Southampton. The following day, accompanied by his wife and an attorney, Elwes turned himself over to authorities and was transferred to Brixton Prison where he remained for two weeks while awaiting trial for contempt of court for defying Mr Justice Roxburgh's order to return Ms. Kennedy to her parents. In the resulting trial the judge accepted that Elwes did love his bride but commented that every parent knows that love was not "readily convertible into bread and butter" for the support of a wife. In his ruling he allowed Elwes to be released from custody but ordered that Kennedy remain a ward of court.
Elwes's and Kennedy's marriage lasted 8 years.
From 1958 Elwes was the assistant editor of Lilliput Magazine until its closure in 1960. From 1960 until 1962 he was the Company Director of Dome Press where he began the newsweekly Topic Magazine as editorial director along with William Rees-Davies and Maurice Macmillan. In 1963, together with Nicholas Luard, he published and subsequently became the director of Design Yearbook, which developed into the book-packaging firm November Books. The company's clients included Thames & Hudson, a publisher of books on art, architecture, design and visual culture. In 1964, he cowrote a book with Luard titled Refer to Drawer: Being a Penetrating Survey of a Shameful National Practice – Hustling[ which included illustrations by cartoonist John Glashan. Elwes subsequently became a member of the National Union of Journalists.
Following in his father's footsteps Elwes then became a portrait painter, painting many of London's Clermont Set. Around 1967 he moved to Andalucia, Spain where, with the aid of architect Philip Jebb, he designed a Mediterranean-style apartment complex which was completed in 1970. Clients included Luard and the actor Hugh Millais. Elwes also became part owner of a hair salon, Figurehead, on Pont St. in Knightsbridge. The salon featured many portraits by Elwes and his father.
Elwes committed suicide with an overdose of barbiturates in 1975, about a month after the death of his father, and about a month before the death of his mother. He and Kennedy had three children together, film producer Cassian Elwes, artist Damian Elwes, and actor Cary Elwes.
1969 – Portrait of John Aspinall
1970 – Portrait of Min Aspinall & Mushie
1971 – Portrait of Sir Vivyan (or Vyvian) Edward Naylor-Leyland, 3rd Baronet
1972 – Portrait of Lord Lucan
Refer to Drawer: Being a Penetrating Survey of a Shameful National Practice – Hustling with Nicholas Luard. Arthur Barker Ltd. (London) 1964.
Dominic Elwes's Timeline
August 17, 1931
October 26, 1962
Age 31
September 1975
Age 44


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OKLAHOMA CITY, March 11 (Reuters) - The night before Aubrey McClendon died, the oil-and-gas pioneer was expected at a private dinner here with potential business partners. Among them: Vicente Fox, the former president of Mexico.
Around sunset, the group gathered in a wood-paneled dining room at the exclusive Beacon Club. A waiter brought plates of sea bass and lamb. Three bottles from McClendon's wine collection were opened, including a 2010 Napa Valley red bearing the logo of his business, American Energy Partners.
But McClendon, who reveled in his reputation as the life of the party, never showed, said four people who were there.
The group soon learned why. U.S. prosecutors had just announced McClendon's indictment for allegedly conspiring with a competitor to suppress land prices by rigging bids while leading his former company, Chesapeake Energy. People at the dinner said McClendon sent an emissary and his regrets. Fox and others signed the empty wine bottles, intending to present them to McClendon the next day.
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McClendon died the following morning, March 2, when his car crashed at high speed into an overpass wall along a two-lane road here. The accident remains under investigation
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text: Diana de los Santos from the SPCA of Hancock county talks about Sugar.Sugar is a white and tan husky and mix. She has been with the SPCA way too long. But it gave us time to work with her. She has come a long way. She is about 2yrs old. She was brought in from from the stray holding facility in ellsworth almost a year ago. she is a super high energy dog. very smart, needs mental engagement more than physical . is highly trainable, would do best with a very energetic person or couple, family. Sugar is your girl if you are into hiking, walking the trails, camping….and she would be great at agility or flyball. And she loves to ride in the car. she would be best in a home without very young kiddos.Also, our 5th Annual Pet Fair is this coming Sunday, It will be at the College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor. free admission. live bluegrass music, local food vendors, games, rescue leagues, agility demos, bake sale, silent auction and more. Bring your leashed pet with you….there will be a blessing of the animals too.For more information contact the SPCA in Trenton call 667-8088 or check www.spcahancockcounty.org


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Hot rod build up
I like to see a hot rod build up between these three company. Gas monkey garage, West coast custom and counting cars. Who go you think would make a better car?
I don't think you'll find many on here who actually care. I know,I don't.
TV stuff for the weekend "enthusiast"
I happen to like watching the shows, It's TV. I would vote on Counting Cars. I don't take the shows serious. I know that Gilligan was not really marooned on that island.:)
I can not tell you, I can't convey in words how much I dislike that dude on Counting cars with the headband (?) OMG I can't stand that guy! I have been a big fan of "Pawn Stars" which is the show where he "got famous" (gag me) and the guy just brings a vomit on.
Did I mention I don't like that guy much? :sweat:
Brian :D
I take the show's for what they really are...Entertainment !!!! When I do ever watch TV... And that's not to offen..
But I really don't think I can say there's anyone on TV that build's cars that I would like to see a build off with..... Now.. Take ED Roth,darryl starbird and some of them old builder and then it will be a good show to watch,, If the Producer's don't screw that all up...
The only problem is Randy, some of those old guys what we both love so much, they really didn't BUILD the car very well. They styled it like art, but the build it's self, YEOW. I have had the good fortune of being around some of these cars in shops being restored or repaired and seeing them "naked". Some cars that I have drooled over in the past were MILES from well built. This hasn't changed my view of them, they are still art and I know the quality of most builds have went up over the years, it is what it is.
This goes for "show cars" in general, seen a couple very famous cars that won BIG awards that were miles less than stellar naked.
I seen and had the chance to sit and talk with them guy's... Yes they had things about their cars I didn't like as well,,, But they was BUILT.. And some from NOTHING... Where is that today,,, All you see now is patching up old cars.... I would like to see someone BUILDING a car from nothing.... That's what people want to see... Just look at the view's on just me and Cboy's home made cars... That will tell you what people want to see... That is the biggest reason I post of these forums... People like seeing things made from NOTHING...
And I wasn't trying to wave a flag look at me and cboy,, Just telling it like I see it..
I understand, I am just saying........Besides most TV viewers don't want to see the meat and potatos of such builds, they want to see the fire that cooks them. :boxing:
I guess that's why I enjoyed watching Chip's show's... Not any DRAMA...He has funny with his people,,, Some one else I had the chance to talk with,, Good Guy..
That is all the typical viewer wants apparently or they wouldn't make these shows over and over. Us car guys hope to see SOMETHING of value and we may watch them for those little glimmers of hope that we see something interesting. I know when I first got cable I watched a lot of them, just for that little bit of real car building stuff. I don't know what changed me or them, I think a lot of both but I don't watch any of them anymore because seeing a little bit of good stuff has gotten old hat now and the drama is such a waste of time there isn't enough good stuff to make it worth it. I don't even know the names of the shows now.
The one that I really enjoyed watching with my son was Monster Garage. Before it got stupid they made some cool cars. The idea was to make something that looked unmodified yet did something very different. They did a wheel puller ambulance that was a kick in the butt. That show was fun, showed a lot about building the car, with a LOT less drama. It eventually morphed into a more drama filled stupid show with cars that were by not means interesting like when it started. The budget was real low when it started and they did some amazing things with very little money. Then the sponsers came along and they got crate engines and any wheel they wanted rolling in with big names all over the boxes and BS like that. But when it started, it was a damn cool show. The Mustang GT made into a lawn mower for a golf course was a kick in the head. :D
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Lindsay Cadillac Discussion, Wood grain kit in Vendors; I know Lindsay sells mostly (if not entirely) authentic GM parts for Cadillacs. I recently got an 07 CTS and ...
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Wood grain kit
I know Lindsay sells mostly (if not entirely) authentic GM parts for Cadillacs. I recently got an 07 CTS and wanted to add more wood trim to the interior, specifically on the steering wheel and the doors.
Does Lindsay offer kits like this? If so, do they match the wood that was factory installed in my CTS? If not, do you suggest anyone who does perform service like this?
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Re: Wood grain kit
I have an 06 CTS and wanted more 'wood', too. I installed the kit from exoticwooddash.com, and it came out GREAT. Make sure you get the OEM kit- it matches the original 'wood' perfectly. If you haven't installed this stuff before, go slowly, pre-fit the pieces to make sure you know how they'll fit, and understand that once it's down, it's down. Just move slowly. Clean the dash where you're going to stick this stuff with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol first. The steering wheel piece and the pieces around the CD player are the most difficult.


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I'll try to make this the short version. My partner and I have been together for six years. We both decided we wanted to start a family, so I went first since I had a stable career type job & good insurance, and she was still in school and her job may change. Skip to now. I carried our daughter. She is beautiful and almost 2 years old now. We both feel that our daughter should have a sibling. We want her to grow up with someone close. I'm cool with that, but I also have a selfish side that wants to be done expanding the family so we can get back to camping, traveling, going out etc. I love directing all my attention to the baby! Just recently, my partner has had the "baby bug." She wants to carry the next one, which I understand and would never want to take that opportunity away from her. But, I have a huge fear of not treating our children equally. I'm scared of the whole your baby and my baby thing. We are a family - it should be "our babies." But I feel that I will have some severe favoritism for my (our) daughter. Which is not fair. I don't want to be that way, but it is just how I feel. I even felt that way when we got a second dog. The first dog got top priority and special treatment. I thought that might happen with the dogs and it did. How can I expect it to be different with our kids?
Also, my parents are our daycare. They love watching our daughter, but I have a feeling that they don't really want to watch two kids. That's understandable - it's a lot of work. I have a feeling tho that if I were the one having another baby, they would be okay with watching another, but not so much if my partner carried. The child wouldn't be blood related to them, but why should it matter if they really see us as a family now?
Another twist to the story is that 6 months ago or so, I had a short affair. (I know, don't flame me. I am stupid. We are working on it.) We've been thru counseling and have "graduated," per the shrink. But my partner did mention to me that she is still not completely sure about our relationship. That is legit. It wasn't that long ago. I have to rebuild a lot of trust. But that throws a giant red flag up to me. Why would I be positive about bringing another baby into the world if our relationship is not stable? I mentioned that to her and it just doesn't seem to matter to her. She has the baby bug - wants a baby and that is that.
If I can get past the favoritism issue and our relationship proves strong, I'm all for having another kiddo. I'd be all for it now if I were going to be the one to carry (given that our relationship is ok.) What do ya'll think about the favoritism thing - and all the rest of this mess?
I feel if you both are not in the same place as far as having the baby you are not ready to conceive another child. That being said I KNOW how strong the baby bug is. It is nearly impossible to ignore so I understand your partners readiness to get preggo even though it might not be super logical. THis pregnancy (that I am in) might not have super logical (I am the "breadwinner" but get no actual maternity leave, my time off work will make us very poor indeed) but the desire to add to the fam overwhelmed the practical side of things. I also understand your wanting to be the one to carrry the next baby. My partner wants to have the next baby but I too feel I want to continue to be the one to bear children. As selfish and ridiculous as it is I am the more feminine and "motherly" of the 2 and it seems more natural to me to continue to have the babies. Plus I make really cute and smart ones, what if hers can't compare?! So I am not any help on what you guys should do but I do want you to know that I understand both side of the problem. I don't know what I will do when it comes time for her to have the baby but I guess the best thing to do is to support her desire to birth a child, if you think your relationship is strong enough.
I have many thoughts on this, less the affair thing, though I think you're wise to think about relationship stability. For the duration of my response, I'm assuming your relationship actually is stable and speaking to your questions on switching uteri/ going first/ going second, since this is exactly what my wife and I did. [We've written about a million posts about the dynamics of this -- it's a major theme of our blog (check out our posts under the switching uteri tag here: http://firsttimesecondtime.com/category/queer-families/switching/ ]
You and your partner decided to have kids and it sounds like from the outset part of the deal was that you would both carry. If that's the case, you have an obligation to step up now and support your partner in carrying herself. This was true for us (my wife carried first because she was older, we were both strongly committed to two kids from the outset, we always planned for me to carry our second), but still, once our oldest was born and it was time to gear up for number two, we had vastly different motivation levels. After all, she'd already gotten everything she'd hoped for, both becoming a mom and her experience of pregnancy/birth -- and while I was thrilled to be a mom and deeply committed to my daughter, I still had an important goal left. And face it, there are always a million reasons not to have a second kid. Money. Time. Travel. Sleep. Of course her motivation was less, but that discrepancy still sucked, especially since for our first, we were both 100% gung ho.
Remember how excited and supportive she was for trying for your first (I'm guessing she was since it sounds like you were both excited to become parents)? You need to try to muster some of that same level of excitement and support and give it to her. And you need to refrain from playing any cards about how actually you should carry. Not because of worry about your parents accepting your second kid via her uterus. Not because you have proven fertility and she doesn't (yet). Not because suddenly it feels super important for the kids to be full genetic siblings. Not because suddenly you have an all consuming desire to be pregnant again. You need to do this for her, and you need to not whine about it, because going second is already kind of a sucky and fragile place for your partner to be. See here for a post on the pressures that conspire to make that promised "second try" disappear: http://firsttimesecondtime.com/2008/12/the-disappearing-switcheroo-2/
Now, some of your other questions, on favoritism, on your parents accepting a second that your partner births, actually get at some of the strengths of switching uteri, because thinking about it at all forces you to take a good hard look at your current family structure, and how much of a role biology has played in forming parental relationships, for good or ill. Seeing these hidden assumptions laid bare can be uncomfortable, but can also put both of you in a position where you can more clearly choose how you want to structure your family. How much confidence do you have in your partner's relationship with your daughter? A lot? Would you swear up and down that she is really truly an equal parent (even if her role is somewhat different than yours) and an equal mother (assuming you both identify as moms, which it sounds like you do) and has an amazing relationship with your daughter? If so, and you really have confidence in that deep down, then she is your role model as you build your relationship with your second kid that she hopefully births.
But it's also possible that she's really more of a "back-up" mom and that right now you are the primary parent, and while that can work fine for lots of families, and is far more common in queer families than most of us are willing to admit, contemplating switching uteri if you haven't really acknowledged this to yourself or to each other can be really uncomfortable. If that's the case, then yes, you do need to think about favoritism, about the very real possibility of dividing your family down the middle along genetic lines, and those things might turn out to be very real problems if you don't address them head on. But I posit that the solution is not for you to birth again or to not have a second kid at all, but rather for you and your partner to really dig in, look at how things are now, how you parent together, and whether it's really working, for BOTH of you. If your partner hasn't talked to you much about how it felt for her when you were pregnant, or how it feels for her to be parenting as a non-bio-mom, then it's possible you have some work to do here.
Best of luck as you move forward. It IS scary to step onto the non-bio-mom path, and 100% reasonable to feel worried/scared/apprehensive about it, whether you are already a mom or not. There aren't many role models out there at all, and even fewer of us who have done "both." These aren't necessarily easy things to think about or do, or easy conversations to have, but I really do think this is where some of our strength as queer families can come from, since we more often have to face our hidden assumptions and really figure them out.
I can't say much about being non-bio-mom. I'm not there yet. And Lyn said some really great stuff.
I wanted to slightly address your concerns with having a second child. I carried both of my kids. I had no idea how I could love the second as much as the first. My son was first and he was the "perfect baby," Not into crying, lots of good habits, walking, talking and potty trained by the time his sister came along. When she was new, I wasn't incredibly attached to her. She slept and screamed and that was about it, I honestly contemplated who I would save first from a car accident if it came down to it. That might have lasted a week. I am head over heels with both of them. He still gets some privileges because he is older (when she was a baby it was obvious, but even now he gets to go to bed later, more freedom in the kitchen - it's not that she's less loved, she's a different person, she has proven different things about her personality and the choices she makes). I don't think it's a huge risk that you won't love your kid just because she didn't come from your body (There are a couple of advantages to not birthing, for example, if chocolate is off limits to the nursing mom, that doesn't mean you can't have some out of sight).
Also, regarding travel, going out and camping, They are all completely do-able with a newborn (ok, I would get a babysitter to go out). I only took DS camping once in his first year, because having a baby was new to our family. However DD was camping at 2 weeks. Her 4th camping trip was before she hit 6 weeks. She had crossed half the country before she could crawl. I think travel is easier with each subsequent child. I also think once the baby is walking, 2 kids are easier than 1.
My wife and I switched off having the girls. I had the first, she had the 2nd and I had the 3rd. Teagan is as much my child as the other 2 and often times I forget that I didn't give birth to her. Our families have accepted all the children the same. I understand that this doesn't always happen, but there are also a LOT of adopted children (closed adoptions and adoptions from China) including myself, so was very easy to accept all the children equally regardless of the "biology". Good luck!
It's DW turn...and I am thrilled! Our guy is 8 months and I'm not ready to be pregnant again (and don't know if I want to be pregnant ever again) but we want a sibling close in age for him (and always have been clear that we wanted more than one). I think for us, the reason, it doesn't feel all that weird to switch is that it has been our plan from the beginning. And, our son has made it easy to see that no matter who births them we will love them immeasurably!
Two moms and two boys enjoying the truth that love always wins!!!
I gestated our first three children and my kids' other mom gestated our fourth. I was never worried about favoritism, and it hasn't been an issue for me at all. I absolutely couldn't love my fourth son (who is currently nursing in my lap as I type this) any more than I do. All of my relationships with all of my kids are different from each other. I take turns liking each of them "best." I am equally attached and devoted to all of them. In many ways, my relationship with my fourth son is more special for the fact that it has not been biologically driven. He is my baby (or, um, my toddler. Shoot. Time FLIES). My kids' other mom, however, is definitely more attached to our fourth son than she was to our first three (this makes sense to me, biology and gestation aside, seeing as she has had a much more active role in mothering him). That has been a little bit hard for me. But, at the same time, some of her new mothering hormones have transferred to our older children, and she is also more involved now with them than she was before she got pregnant, which has been really great.
Becoming the NGP was really hard for me, and it was something that I very, very much wanted to do (it was really my idea). I imagine that it would be only harder still to go through the transition if it's something that you're resistant to from the start. But I definitely cannot understand why you would be open to another pregnancy--right now--if you were to be the gestational parent, and yet not open to your partner becoming pregnant. It seems clear that either neither of you should get pregnant in this moment, or that she should. But it would likely be most wise to wait until your relationship is more stable regardless. Have you processed through everything that led up to the affair yet? That is really important work to do. Don't just sweep it under the rug. It will come back to bite you someday.
Mindfully mothering SIX kids (ages 6, 7, 8, 10, 12 & 12) in a small house with a lot of love.
Lurker here piping in and I hope you don't mind...
I think it's great that you (the OP) are looking so clearly at yourself.
It sounds to me like having a therapist might help, if you can swing it. I say that because it sounds to me like you have some healing to do around the subject of feeling safe in relationships. I thought it interesting that you brought up how your parents might view watching another child if it was born of your or your partner's womb. You have the same issue (or think you do) that you think they'd have. Do you not feel validated enough in your relationship? How secure do you feel? How much of your parents feelings/life perspective have you borrowed for yourself?
I would work on my own stuff and explain to my partner why I need her to wait, if I were you. I think it's valid that you have the feelings/thoughts you have and I think you can heal past them, if you want to.
Good luck!
Yes, yes. I'm fabulous. Moving on...
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Re: Function to handle array with variable _number_ of dimensions?
In article <dad7t1$36$1 at smc.vnet.net>, Joe Christy <joe at eshu.net>
> I'd like to write a function that takes two integer arguments, P and Q
> say, and then returns a value calculated from the P x P x ... x P (Q
> factors) array, whose entries depend on both P and Q. My first impulse
> is to try and iterate over the array, but I don't see how to generate a
> non-fixed number of iteration variables.
> Does anyone have a suggestion of a good way to do this, short of writing
> a a distinct variant function for each possible value of Q?
I'm not exactly sure what you are trying to do, but I would have a look
at Outer and Tuples (in 5.1). Also have a look at the Advanced
Documentation for these functions in the Help Browser.
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In January 2001 construction crews broke ground to commence the building of The Fuqua School of Business' new Lafe P. and Rita D. Fox Student Center, initiating phase three in the four-phase facilities plan for constructing and renovating Fuqua's MBA complex.
The Lafe P. and Rita D. Fox Student Center is truly the hub of Fuqua's campus life, connecting the east and west wings of the Thomas F. Keller Center and providing almost everything students, faculty and staff might need each day. The center includes 48,100 square feet of overall space with a 36,500 square foot adjoining four-story mini tower, which includes the office of the dean, boardroom and other administrative/faculty offices.
Inside the student center, there are three different types of dining facilities, including a grill that serves hot food, a deli that makes made-to-order sandwiches and a 24-hour self-serve food bar. On the other side of the dining area is a winter garden, which allows students, faculty and staff a casual place to mingle or to sit and talk. Changing rooms with lockers and showers are available for students as well as a student communications center equipped with computers. Other space includes seminar and conference rooms, an outdoor patio, a Ph.D. student area and additional office space


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The world's cheapest laptop has been unveiled in India, a touch screen device that costs just $35.
India's Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal revealed that it had been in talks with manufacturers around the globe to create the device.
"We have reached a developmental stage that today, the motherboard, its chip, the processing, connectivity, all of them cumulatively cost around $35, including memory, display, everything," he told a news conference.
Dubbed, the 'Sakshat' laptop, it is aimed at students and Sibal expects it to be their hands from 2011. Despite the price, users will get a touch-screen, a PDF reader and a webcam for video conferencing. There has been no confirmation of its specifications but reports suggest 2GB of memory, Wi-Fi and Ethernet and power consumption at just 2W. Naturally, the device will run Linux.
There was no talk how it performed running Crysis – not even at low settings.
Displaying remarkable ingenuity, a version that runs off solar power is planned, which would really help in areas with unstable electricity infrastructure.
Sibal even claimed that his department hopes to lower the cost to $20 or $10 - that's what we call, commodity computing.
The $35 was developed by the the Indian Institute of Technology and the Indian Institute of Science
"This is part of the national initiative to take forward inclusive education. The solutions for tomorrow will emerge from India," said Sibal.
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The huge sum - equal to a staggering £700 a second - is revealed at a time when the banks are under enormous political pressure for racking up 'excessive profits' in their personal and business operations.
The massive profits have been achieved despite the exposure to US corporate disasters such as Enron, the need to increase provisions for other bad loans and, in some cases, huge investments to strengthen their insurance subsidiaries.
The figures challenge the view that new regulations to limit the banks' 'excessive' moneymaking are having any immediate effect.
Barclays chief executive Matt Barrett enraged MPs and consumer groups earlier this year when he told a Parliamentary select committee that he 'doesn't know what excessive profits mean'.
Mortgage bank Northern Rock will kick off the results reporting season this week when it posts an 11% increase in profits to £156 million, according to analysts at Commerzbank.
But Royal Bank of Scotland, which owns NatWest, is expected to head the pack with a whopping £3.2 billion profit - an increase of 16.5% on the same period last year.
Lloyds TSB, which has been criticised over its call centres and is still struggling to find a European bank takeover target, will follow with more than £2.2 billion of profits.
Barclays, which is seeking a move further into the precarious world of investment banking, is set to report profits of more than £2 billion.
HSBC, owner of First Direct, will have profits of about £1.2 billion from its UK business out of overall revenues in Europe of nearly £1.7 billion. This is despite the fact that the bank took a substantial hit from the meltdown of the economy in Argentina, where it is heavily involved.
James Eden, head of the Commerzbank research team, said he believed bank profits were going just one way - up.
'I'm forecasting a five% growth for the bank sector as a whole this year,' he said. 'We are set for another record-breaking year in terms of lending volumes.'
Eden said the strength of consumer demand for mortgages and other loans meant the banks were having a field day. 'With such demand for lending, banks are not having to compete too aggressively on price,' he said.
But Stuart Cliffe of the National Association of Bank and Insurance Customers said: 'It's extraordinary that the banks can make this much in profits given the economic climate. Of course, they have to make profits, but they are becoming a leech on the economy. And customers haven't benefited from any of this.'
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I'm the first to admit, I don't know a whole lot about beer. As long as it is too dark to see light through, I'm happy. Sometimes though, a relaxed environment, decent pub food, and a beer just hit the spot. During these recent warm evenings, I've been heading to 5th Quadrant, the newest incarnation of the Old Lompoc brewery on N Williams.
Owned by the folks behind the New Old Lompoc, the 5th quadrant shares a corner with the NE Pix Patisserie. Its high ceilings with old exposed wood beams and rough concrete floor show its roots as a car repair shop. The rollup garage door is still in place, though replaced by a newer version that opens onto to a patio on nice days. Lots of the wood trim was recycled from an old Portland house. A unique aspect is the three booths down the center. At first glance they are just normal tables, but for large parties the dividing wall rolls up leaving seating large enough for 16 people. The overall feeling is warm in the winter, yet open and airy in the summer.
Food portions are quite large and rather upscale for pub food. For instance, take the 5th Quadrant salad. It's loaded with sweet roasted beets, crunchy hazelnuts, creamy Gorgonzola, good fresh greens, and an excellent, balanced orange vinaigrette dressing. It is one of the better salads of that type I've had in a long time. For $6.00 you get a portion so large it's hard to finish. For $8 you could share it with 2-3 people. Another winner is the Italian chopped salad. The lettuce is cut chiffonade style into thin strips before being mixed with salami, kalamata olives, tomatoes, cubes of decent smoked Gouda, and garbanzo beans. The whole thing is tossed in basil vinaigrette. It's one of those salads with lots of interesting flavors and textures ($6.00/$8.50). There is also a Caesar of romaine hearts and a homemade dressing, but it was a bit bland and didn't really impress me ($6.00/$8.50).
Sandwiches are the mainstay at 5th Quadrant, all coming with your choice of soup, salad, fries, or coleslaw. The soups are pretty good, though a recent tomato-basil version had so much cheese on top the entire thing became a bit of a gloppy mess. The fries are excellent; slightly soft with a good sprinkling of sea salt on top, giving little explosive bursts as you bite into them.
My first test of any pub is the burger. It's much better than most; a thick ½ pound patty topped with all the normal accouterments, and your choice of smoked Gouda, Swiss or Tillamook cheddar. Juices run out every time you take a bite, if you hold it over the large mound of fries, they'll soak up all that goodness ($8.00). The NY strip sandwich can be good if you happen to get a decent cut of meat. The first time it was a bit tough and hard to chew, the second time I liked it much better. It consists of a five ounce strip, sautéed onions & peppers, mozzarella and garlic mayo on a hoagie roll. It arrives with a steak knife stuck through it to keep the whole thing together ($9.00). I've also tried the BBQ pork sandwich. It comes piled high with pulled pork shoulder and just the right amount of coleslaw. We aren't talking world-class BBQ here; the sauce could use a bit more character, but it is satisfying ($7.75). There is also a better than average meatloaf sandwich; grilled with lettuce, tomato and mayo on whole wheat ($7.50). After 5:00pm, there are a few extra entrees; among them a standard serving of meatloaf on a mound of mashed potatoes, sautéed vegetables and gravy; just like mom used to make ($11.25). They even suggest the proper beer to go with your entrée.
For the vegetarian in your group, the offerings are better than most. I've had better eggplant Parmesan, but not in a pub, and the marinara sauce is pretty darn decent ($10). There's also a portobello sandwich with roasted red peppers and a spicy rémoulade ($8), and a Garden Burger ($7.50).
Beer, of course, is the star. I used to always get the stout, but kept finding myself passing out on the couch by 9:00pm. Now I'm going for a slightly lighter Lompoc Strong draft. There are Seasonal beers as well as five others made in house. A selection of "Guest Taps" is also available along with a few macro-brews and a few wines. In addition, 5th Element has hard liquor with a selection of specialty cocktails.
I haven't tried dessert yet; after a couple of beers and the huge portions, there hasn't been room. I have heard good things thought, and of course there is always Pix next door. Overall, service is excellent, better than a lot of the more expensive restaurants around town. The beer list is, of course, excellent, with something for everybody. Drop by 5th Quadrant and enjoy a cold microbrew. There are plenty of interesting conversations to overhear, the sun feels good on your face, and you'll enjoy some of the best pub food in Portland.
- Phone: 503-288-3996
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I Can Only Imagine intro tab by MercyMe, added: May 31st, 2006
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This is how i play it at my church You play it this way first E----------------------7------7------------------5-----------------------| B-------4-5-0-----4-5------4-5-----4-5-2----4-5--------------------------| G------------------------------------------------------------------------| D------------------------------------------------------------------------| A------------------------------------------------------------------------| E------------------------------------------------------------------------| Then play this E-------11-12-7----11-12-19---11-12-19-----11-12-9-----11-12-17--| B----------------------------------------------------------------| G----------------------------------------------------------------| D----------------------------------------------------------------| A----------------------------------------------------------------| E----------------------------------------------------------------| Then the singing starts and you play chords but i dont want to put them in
I would really like to be able to hear this. I have a very hard time reading the tabs and figuring out the strumming/picking pattern that should go with the song. Does anyone know of a site that has recordings to go with tabs? This would be soooo helpful for beginners like me. Hearing a songs pattern makes such a difference.
Thanks... My email is firstname.lastname@example.com. Please email me if you know of something like this. Thank You!
this is really good kudos to you!!!!!!!!!!!
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Come Away with Me. by khallionWatch
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What if, instead of going home and waiting for her prince to find her, Cinderella went off on an adventure with a strange man in a blue box?
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I'm assuming that the full color t-shirt was done with your permission. The one from Threadless is monochrome. Do you have a full color version still available? I would like to get one for my daughter.
Cinderella - my favourite fairy tale - meets DW, my favourite sci-fi. What could be better?
That would be so hilarious!
What's with the phone booth?
I hope you're being somehow ironic, because that is the Doctor's type 40 TARDIS.
This looks just like the kind of pictures I had in my cinderella picture book as a kid :') I love it!
And what an adventure it would be
Will you sell these as prints?
Gorgeous. Utterly gorgeous.
And I love how, throughout the series, it could have been any Doctor. 'Cause you never see his face, but occasionally there are clues...
I received a tee-shirt with this pic on it today as a gift for my birthday! I love it!
God I love all of your Doctor Who/Disney crossovers I think I've favorited all of them. XD
I like the phone booth series.
It might just be me but she looks kinda like rose to me...is she supposed to be rose?
I absolutely love this series, and this piece in particular. It's a great idea and it's beautifully executed!
I have the shirt of this! 'Tis my favorite anything I ever wore ever
Dang the Doctor has more charm then most of the princes
who kneads prince charming. when you have the doctor.
The Fairy God-Doctor.
..And if its Tennant, I AINT COMIN BACK!
hahaha amazing!
So...You know about Doctor who too?
Oh my God, your work is just bewildering. I've been seeing this one all around the internet, finally glad to know where it originated from and from whom.
I own this shirt. It's my favorite.
This makes me insanely happy!
OH MY GOD I HAVE THIS ON MY T-SHIRT!!! I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW WHO MADE IT OR EVEN KNOW IT WAS ON dA!!!!
love the idea behind this
i love it! are any of the other ones like this on threadless?
She even looks like Rose!
I totally love it :3
Love the concept of the Dr. and the Princesses!
Its after Victor is back in The Land of the Dead and she's on her way of becoming Barkis's wife.
There's actually I really go crossover between the Doc and Victoria from Corpse Bride on Fanfiction.
I love this!
This is pretty epic.
I'm keeping an eye out for the rest
AWESOME! Keep doing these, this is a fantastic idea.
Love the dress. And the colors.
And is that 10? Well, of course, he's the ladies man. LOL!
Love the dress. And the colors.
And is that 10? Well, of course, he's the ladies man. LOL!
I love this!!
So beautifully done!!
I'd watch that 0_0
I like this a whole lot, and hope to see more of the heroines and the blue box taking them away.
i'm not in the loop here... where did this 'strange man in a blue box' start? like where is it from?
Definitely my idea of a happily ever after ^_^


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The important thing to remember, as we approach the Scriptures, is the story of the 7 blind mice. The 7 blind mice stumbled across something very large in their path, and they decided to spread out and explore, and then come back with reports. Each one came back, describing something totally different: a great mountain, a rope, a spear, a giant column, a huge leaf, a snake, etc. The truth is, they were all correct, but each only had a small part of the picture. That's how I see the Bible. Not that everything we read is truth, but that many different perspectives very well could fit into the picture from a different angle. So when we learn something new from our studies here, remember that it might be just one of many angles—or it might be wrong and we need to try again. Onto a new angle of an old story.
21:4-5 But the people grew impatient with the long journey, and they began to speak against God... The people headed back to the Red Sea, the symbol of their unbelief. God led them away from the "land of Edom," another symbol for their spiritual enemy and captivity. Yet in that desert of "do-overs," and of testing, and learning, and hard journeying, they became impatient.
21:9 So Moses made a snake out of bronze and attached it to a pole. Then anyone who was bitten by a snake could look at the bronze snake and be healed! Are you surprised to discover that there's practically a whole book on this topic alone? First, understand in that culture, just like the cow god and ram god imposters, the snake is also part of the Babylonian gods system. I found evidence of at least three snake gods, two with a pole of their own, abbreviated from Wiki:
Caduceus: is typically depicted as a short herald's (messenger) staff entwined by two serpents in the form of a double helix, and sometimes surmounted by wings. As early as 1910, Dr. William Hayes Ward...suggested the symbol originated some time between 3000 and 4000 BCE (between creation and the flood and Tower of Babel). A.L. Frothingham published work in 1916, in which he suggested that the prototype of Hermes was an "Oriental deity of Babylonian extraction" represented in his earliest form as a snake god. One Greek myth of origin of the caduceus is part of the story of Tiresias, who found two snakes copulating and killed the female with his staff. Tiresias was immediately turned into a woman, and so remained until he was able to repeat the act with the male snake seven years later. This staff later came in to the possession of the god Hermes, along with its transformative powers. Another tale suggests that Hermes (or more properly the Roman Mercury) saw two serpents entwined in mortal combat. Separating them with his wand he brought about peace between them, and as a result the wand with two serpents came to be seen as a sign of peace.
Wadjet: As the patron goddess, she was associated with the land and depicted as a snake-headed woman or a snake-usually an Egyptian cobra, poisonous snakes which were common in the region-sometimes she was depicted as a woman with two snake heads and at other times, a snake with a woman's head.
Rod of Asclepius: The rod of Asclepius is an ancient Greek symbol associated with astrology and with healing the sick through medicine. It consists of a serpent entwined around a staff. Asclepius, the son of Apollo, was a practitioner of medicine in ancient Greek mythology. The Rod of Asclepius also represents the constellation Ophiuchus, also known as Ophiuchus Serpentarius, the thirteenth sign of the sidereal zodiac. The rod of Asclepius symbolizes the healing arts by combining the serpent, which in shedding its skin is a symbol of rebirth and fertility, with the staff, a symbol of authority befitting the god of Medicine.
This IS turning into a divinity degree. Hang with me until the end of the year, and I'll be sure to send you a certificate! As I studied some bunny trails of the Greek gods, like Hermes, I couldn't help but wonder if they are truly demons.
So, how does all this correlate? Check out John 3:14-15: And as Moses lifted up the bronze snake on a pole in the wilderness, so the Son of Man must be lifted up, so that everyone who believes in him will have eternal life. It would appear that Jesus is comparing Himself to a snake! Here's some great commentary that I found, which started my studies in the first place:
How can we call Jesus a snake? After all, snakes in the Bible were viewed negatively. Being called a snake is an insult. Yet Jesus Himself tells us to see Him as the bronze snake that Moses lifted on a pole in the wilderness. What is He up to?
Throughout the journey to the PL, the Lord had been providing everything for His people. Yet they were still quite ungrateful. Instead of giving thanks to God, they were looking for things to complain about. Their sin had caused God to send poisonous snakes out (Julie adds: our selfish ingratitude & complaining spirit is surely a poison). Many people were bitten and died. Those still alive begged Moses to pray for their healing. Moses did, and the Lord told him to make a bronze replica of a snake and attach it to a pole. Anyone who looked at it would live.
Why a pole? So that it could be lifted up high. Many people would be able to see it. Anyone who looked at [this pole] would live while those who looked elsewhere would die.
The pole represents the Cross. When Jesus was crucified at the Cross, he was lifted up for all to see. The Bible tells us the wages of sin is death. Since Jesus has no sin, he should not have died. The only way he could experience death was to take on all our sins with him when he was at the Cross. In the wilderness, the Israelites who looked at the bronze snake were immediately healed from the effects of the snakes' poison. Likewise today when we "look" at Jesus at the Cross [and only Jesus] we will be immediately healed from all the effects of our sins.
Jesus being portrayed as a snake very well could symbolize His taking on the first sin by the first Adam, when He became sin for us. And really, when Adam and Eve believed the serpent, they were "bitten" by his poison. The fact that God chose snakes was again in defiance of the Babylonian gods, maybe even particularly Hermes, the snake god.
Luke 1:45 belief=blessed
Question for reflection:
Do you ever become impatient in the process of learning belief while waiting for freedom? What sorts of choices and attitudes does this bring about in your life?
Have you been "bitten by sin?" Have you experienced the healing that comes by looking to the Savior on the cross?
Do you live in an "attitude of gratitude?" I know I have to work at this continually. Sometimes I get into a cycle of negative thoughts and words, and I spread poison to all who have to be around me. This is a continual "renewal of the mind" process. We must choose to be grateful. Remember Psalms 50:13-14 (this week) "I don't need the bulls you sacrifice; I don't need the blood of goats. What I want instead is your true thanks to God; I want you to fulfill your vows to the Most High."


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Some motorcycle questions.
Hey all long time sence my last post.
I have been thinking about geting a motorcycle mainly to ride back and fourth to work. I got this idea after talking to my friend who has a bike and hearing that bike insurance dosn't have to be that expensive if you get the 6 month coverage.
Obviously sence I'm from ohio I'm only going to be riding this bike in the summers.
I guess what I need to know is what you guys think of this idea? I'm mostly doing this to save some cash on gas and of corse to have a bike.
I'm a biger guy 320 so I need some thing that will be able to handle me. Dosn't have to be fancy, dosnt have to be prity, dosnt have to be new. It dose have to be very cheap though.
Actualy I would prefer some thing a bit older so any work that needed to be done could be done by me.
If any one has any bike segestions for me or knows some one who has one they want to sell realy cheap around central ohio let me know.
A lot will depend upon the distance of your commute, surface streets or expressway, etc.
In general: A guy your size, forget any of the smaller "commuter bikes" like a Honda Rebel. If you are trying to go on the cheap, figure on a used Jap bike, maybe from the 80s. Conventional style, (not a ricerocket such as a Ninja, CBR, Katana, etc) You can find a decent bike in the 500-1200cc range from any of the usual suspects. Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki all made tons of them. There are a surprising number of them under tarps in garages all over. Just like cars, look for original paint, good tires and brakes, no leaks, all lights in working order, listen carefully to the engine at idle, avoid those that click, rattle, knock, etc. Look at the drive chain if so equipped, see if the adjusters are all the way back (stretched and worn chain, they aren't cheap) check for lateral deflection of the chain too. Check battery voltage KOEO and KOER, make sure that the charging system works. If the bike has been sitting for a while, count on rebuilding the carb(s), replacing the battery, changing the oil, adjusting the valves, adjusting the clutch, cleaning all grounds and electrical connections and lubricating everything that moves.
Anything from a Yamaha XS-650 to an early Honda Goldwing could work out for you. If the bug bites, you can flip it in a year to another guy in a similar position and buy a newer or even new bike that fits your riding style and needs. Don't buy a new bike until you have been riding for a year or two. You will have a better idea of what you really want, and if you are going to do something dumb and dump the bike or wreck it the chances are that you will do it in the first year of riding. (Might as well screw up an old beater) Take an approved AMA or MSF riders course before you jump back in the saddle, no matter how much you've ridden before.
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I have a nephew that weighs 350. He rides a 1100 Wing with no trouble. I own a 84 1200 Wing that I have almost 150,000 on the meter. They are reasonably priced and very dependable. A 86 or 87 Wing 1200 would make a good daily rider. If you find one with 60 or 70 thousand on it. It probably has another 100 in it.
Thanks that info will be a good start. The comute to work is relitivly short 15 min at most and is 85% highway driving. Now when I say I'm on a budget I'm talking like 300 bucks or so at this point so I'm not sure what if any thing I'm gona be able to find in that range but I know alot of times people have old bikes siting around they want to sell so who knows.
The replies you've gotten are right on , but I don't think you will find anything you can use in the $ range you indicate .
Yea if I do I'm beting it will be from some one who has one just siting around and would want to help me out. Word of mouth kind of thing.
the first scooter i bought was a '78 honda cb750k that i got for $250 at a local bike shop. it had been layed over, needed new handlebars, and a carb cleaning from having sat so long. ran great.
lately, i've been thinking about another one....
a guy i work with, rides a little kawasaki dual purpose bike, he says that the payment and insurance on the bike are still cheaper than what he was paying for gas in his truck. and this conversation took place at last years gas prices....
Good to hear about people geting good deals. Maby I will be able to land some thing like that.
I love my car but ever buck I save on gas can go back into the car or computers or what ever.
A bike can be found for $350, but you may be looking a long time. If you can scrounge up $1000, you could be riding in a couple of weeks. In most cases, if you find a $350 bike, you will have $1000 into it before it's a safe rider. Remember, a flat tire at 50 in a car, you carefully pull over. A flat tire on a bike at 50, there is a good chance that you will go down, at 50 even with skid-lid and protective gear, you will be busted up badly, and possibly, dead.
General Idea on costs to make a bike safe: Tires, tubes and rim flaps, cheap chinese tires: $70 each, plus mounting and balancing. Quality tires $120 and up each. cheap chain $100, Carb rebuild, $50/hr plus parts. brake pads or shoes, F&R $60, battery: $40-$100 depending on the bike, Stator for charging system: $75 and up. If you do your own work, you can save some, but for $1k, you can find one that is already ben gone through, or one that is a survivor relic that may only need tires, if that. A little part time work, sell some extra stuff or parts, you can save $1k fairly quickly.
Right now, in my area I know of 5-6 bikes from a beater Suzuki to an early Wing for $1K or less, all safe riders. But I don't know of a single rider for less than $600. (I'm very involved with bikes, two of my closest friends own shops, one for Brit and Jap, one for V-Twin heavyweights) You might try a bike salvage yard, sometimes you can find something that's rideable but needs work for cheap. If it's a common older bike with a low demand for used parts you can usually snag it cheap, if you bring cash.
See if Hemmie will sell his 900 kawasaki to you, he found one for a hundred bucks. I'd look for something 500 c.c.'s plus, check out ebay for listings in your area. Dan
Yea I just got a great deal on a 79 Kawasaki KZ1000 for 100 bucks.
It had been setting in a garage for a few years and Ive already ordered new points and the carbs will probably need cleaning, but it should be a neat ole ryde when its done.
Get on Ebay and see what they got on there. Were bouts in Ohio are ya? Hg
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I'm just east of columbus in newark ohio. I go into columbus all the time though. I like the storys about geting decent bikes for a good deal. Main thing is the bike needs to be safe but it can look like crap for all I care so long as it is reliable.
I've been considering one too, I weigh only 135 so something smaller would do. My dad has a cb 750 with long forks, sittin in the back of the garage forever. Dunno why he doesnt ride it, and with those forks it sits too high for my lack of height.
lol well convince him he needs to sell it for cheap then we will work on finding you a bike hehe.
Last year, I picked up a '86 Suzuki vs 700 w/'95 800 motor. 60,000 miles on frame, about 25,000 on motor. Paid $1,000. I thought it was a good deal. Had to fix a few minor problems. It hauls my 225 lb body around very well.
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Just received your mini-photo zines! thank you! any way I could purchase some more of your work through the mail? currently I'm putting together an envelope of some stuff to send off to you, soon.
Thanks! And hopefully by next week I'll have the means to start stocking up on zines :)
Hello, and thank you for the welcome message! :)
June the first! My bad haha. I've had very little sleep! x
May the 1st! :)
okay, cool. look forward to seeing your work!
Thanks for the welcome into the Photozines group!
Thanks for the welcome to Photozines. I look forward to getting to know you and the group. :-)
Thanks for the lovely comment! I'll be printing some out on the 12th. I'll send you one along, if you like.
Thanks for the welcome Shophia! I'm looking forward to checking out people's zines on here. I'm a huge fan of photo zines and should have some new ones done soon.
Hello. How are things? I think newspaper would be worth a try or even a magazine not the glossy type though it mightn't be easy to fold. I try using different types of paper in my local photocopier but I ended up jamming the thing and putting it out of action for a while. So I'm leaving it alone for now. Yes, I have a habit of breaking things.
Hello Shophia. Thanks for adding me to Photozines. You have some lovely looking zines. I also checked out your blog, nice and creative. I was wondering what type of paper you printed your photo zines on and what printer you used. I know photos can be very ink hungry. Have a great weekend;)
you know, i once a good bit ago, sent some photos to fally rag, they said they would love to see more and that they wou ld do a feature on them. i sent them, and they never did it. i even emailed, and they said they still would, but i felt like they weren't going to , and they didn't. they were quite good, too!
ok will do! i'm a fashion designer and am knee deep in making samples right now...so i'll get it to gether as soon as i can. thank you!!
vale vale. Deal. Slip me a thread when you're ready.
Hi Shophia. I really like the look of your photo zines. How are they assembled? Would you like to trade one for a copy of my zine? schism.
Hi! :)
Thank you Sophie! and i am interested in trading (i checked out pictures of your zine(s?) and i liked what i saw) Message me your mailing address so i can send you a copy. Peace :)
Final year! That's cool. Yeah I'm loving it! Really enjoying my course and Plymouth in general. :)
How's it treated you? :)
p.s. your photo zines look really cool, I used to make them before I did illustration, they're fun :)
oh hey :)
ah sweet! Yeah, I'm at the art college though. Are you first year too?


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When doing a little bit of editing here today, I realized that there were references on the site to several similar "timer" sketches around 2001 that differed only in details:
- Prairie Dawn gives Grover fifteen seconds to say an S word (Episode 3935), accompanied here by the image from the 3976 sketch until I changed it;
- Prairie Dawn gives Grover fifteen seconds to explain "surprise" (Episode 3941);
- Prairie Dawn gives Grover thirty seconds to explain "surprise" (Episode 3976).
The sketch from 3976 is the only one I've confirmed firsthand. Can anyone else confirm whether or not the others are in fact the same sketch? --Andrew T. 16:48, 21 April 2007 (UTC)
- Here's the one I have. There's no mention of saying an S word. The intention is to display what a surprise is from the beginning. —Scott (talk) 03:11, 30 April 2007 (UTC)
- Thanks Scott: That's the same sketch as the one I confirmed. I presume that the segment is the same in all three episodes and people just got the details muddled up when typing them in; however, I'll leave the "EKA" at "3976" for now until any other definite evidence comes along. --Andrew T. 23:33, 30 April 2007 (UTC)


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This recipe combines some classic ingredients to create a delectable roasted chicken. The combination of the natural juices and honey for basting and initial high heat for roasting ensures moist and flavorful meat.
Typical Italian herbs, oregano and basil give the chicken a Mediterranean flair. Make sure you crush the herbs between your fingers to release their aromatic oils as you sprinkle it on. The fresh thyme sprigs in the cavity release their aromatic flavor to further permeate the dish with taste.
Honey is the real star of this recipe. Warming it makes it easier to brush the golden gel over the chicken. The rich amber fluid has been consumed for centuries as humans set up apiaries to house beehives. These solid structures facilitate the bees processing nectar from an assortment of flowers. The social structure of bees is quite complex with a colony consisting of a single queen and groups of drones and worker bees. The result is a truly unique food.
This glazed chicken can form the centerpiece for a great meal. Just add a serving of brown or wild rice, some steamed carrot chunks, and a fresh green salad with romaine lettuce, cucumber slices, tomato wedges, and large pieces of diced avocado. For dressing, drizzle with extra virgin olive oil and splash on some vinegar.
Lemony Honey Glazed Roasted Chicken
- 1 1/2 cup fresh lemon juice
- 1 (3 1/2 - 4 lbs.) whole roasting chicken
- 1 Tbsp. dried Italian herbs (or 1/2 Tbsp. dried oregano and 1/2 Tbsp. dried basil)
- Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste
- 4-5 sprigs fresh thyme
- 1/3 cup honey
Pour lemon juice in large bowl. Place chicken in juice. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate at least 1 hour. Turn chicken over and let marinate an additional hour.
Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Remove chicken from marinate. Sprinkle on Italian herbs. Salt and pepper to taste. Place thyme sprigs in cavity of chicken.
Place chicken breast side up on a rack in roasting pan. Roast uncovered for 15 minutes. Reduce heat to 375 degrees and roast for an additional 30 minutes.
Heat honey and with pastry brush thoroughly coat chicken all over. Lower heat to 350 degrees. Continue to cook until well browned, about 45 minutes, occasionally basting chicken with the natural juices and recoating it with honey. Use a meat thermometer to make sure chicken is fully cooked, 170 degrees.
If desired, use gravy separator to remove fat from pan juices and ladle juice over brown rice.
Makes 6 servings. Per serving: 4 oz.
Per serving: 225 calories, 7 g total fat (2 g saturated fat), 16 g carbohydrate, 25 g protein,
0 g dietary fiber, 76 mg sodium.
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So, I took my E46 to the dealer today to get a NY state inspection. He came out and told me that the car passed, BUT they noticed that the CAB are starting to go. He recommended having them replaced in the near future. he quoted me, $1142(includes alignment). I said, I'll look into it. Any thoughts? Yes, I know the dealer who is trying to bang me with lubing up first? Thanks!
The price is slightly high; however they are probably looking at replacing the entire control arm to include inner and outer ball joints as well as control arm bushings. I just changed out my control arms, bushings, inner ball joints and outer ball joints and i saved a ton of cash but it was a two and a half hour job. You will need a pickle fork and a set of box socket set wrenches. A power pickle fork is a bonus. Additionally have your bushing pressed in prior to delivery. Lastly you will need an alignment. just my two and a half cents worth.
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