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Note: Updated October 29th, 2016!
I'd been hearing a lot about Budapest over the last couple years, even that it is the "new Berlin", so I had to check it out! It's not far from Berlin, affordable to get to and affordable once you're there. I definitely recommend paying Budapest a visit! I went caving, met a lot of cool people, took in some beautiful scenery and ate ALL of the things.
Here's an overview of all the things I ate. I go to Budapest relatively often and spent the whole month of May 2014 there taking a Hungarian class and was back again in December 2014 for a week, plus many shorter trips. There is a lot of eating to be done and vegan places are popping up here quite rapidly!
Cat near the Kelenföld station on the Buda side
Where to Stay
Mandala Hostel– I stayed at a few hostels in Budapest and the Mandala was one of my favorites. It is small and pretty calm during the day so I could hang around reading guides from their library and planning my trip without being annoyed. Not too much of a party hostel, and they have other volunteers working there who were friendly and also quite excited by the city. It's also near lots of things, including the Hummusz Bar, good coffee, etc. in a little old quaint area and a really nice environment. It has a nice kitchen which I made use of! They also rented me a bike! Click here for a direct link to the hostel.
Hostel Zen – I also stayed here and the prices were amazing, as was the owner, plus I got a free glass of Hungarian wine at check-in. The design of this place isn't as fancy as the Mandala, but I liked that I could get a really small room with only 2 other people for something crazy like €6 per night at the time. Lots of storage space and I slept very well since there were not tons of people coming in and out of my room! It also has a kitchen, which is a huge plus for me.
Budaveg Apartment – Past the hostel stage of your life? Maybe the vegetarian-run Budaveg apartment is for you! They even sweeten the deal by stocking the place with soyamilk! Prices start at €50 per night depending on time of year and include a simple breakfast. Keywords: well-equipped kitchen and pay-as-you-go vegetarian mini-bar. Sleeps up to 6 people.
In general, I recommend having a look at Booking.com as I've managed to snag hotels + breakfast for less than €25 per night and hostels on the same website. Usually there is free cancellation too if your plans aren't solid yet. Click here for a direct link to the Budapest page.
Alternatively, you can use this search box to go directly there:
Restaurants and Cafeteria-style places
Fruccola – 1052 Kristof Ter 3
Healthy food place with lots of vegan options, salads, smoothies, etc. Bigger than I thought it would be, grab and go packaged options, fresh juices, free wifi, nice atmosphere, good to eat out and get your vegetable and fruit fill without drowning in oil, vegan options labeled.
Pineapple, strawberry, spinach, cucumber and apple juice
I'm not usually a juice drinker, but this was pretty yummy.
Olla Gitana – carrot, pumpkin, beans, chickpeas, tomato, pear, green beans and mint (960 Ft) I was afraid this was going to be weird as it has quite the assortment of ingredients and is really not something I'd usually order, but it was actually pretty awesome and delicious, a nice change of pace from all the oil-soaked things I'd been eating in Budapest but still very tasty.
Coconut tapioca pudding with mango topping
I grabbed this from the to-go fridge because it was one of the only desserts that wasn't fruit salad that was labeled vegan and it was amazing. I NEED to make coconut milk tapioca pudding at home now!
Govinda Veggie Corner – Papnovelde utca 1
First day in Budapest! Govinda is a chain you find in a lot of cities run by the Hare Krishnas, who make some yummy food! Dal soup, rice, some yummy eggplant and potato curry with peach chutney, lemonade with mint and some fried veggie things, all for 1800 forint (6 euro). Workers speak enough English to help you order. You need to point out that you want vegan as they also have vegetarian stuff, but so simple and so good!
A few days later, couldn't get enough! Another dhal soup with plum chutney this time, a rice and potato curry, more mint lemonade and naan.
Mennyorszag Szive Bio Bolt – VII, Nefelejcs ut.3 – reader recommended vegan restaurant in near Keleti Station, they cook international vegan meals and also sell the bio (organic) products.
Napfényes Etterem – now has multiple locations! Their old location was changed into a restaurant and pizzeria and they have a new one very centrally located.
Napfényes Restaurant and Pastry Shop – Ferenciek tere 2
I took a visit to the new restaurant and pastry shop in early November 2015. The space is huge and it's in the center, so way easier to get to for most visitors than the other location. They have a big pastry case in the front, where you can order cake, pastries and candies for there or to go. The restaurant is in the back. It's great they're doing so well!
My Hungarian friend and I came with huge appetites, I had taken an 8:30am flight from Berlin and we arrived around 1:00pm, so you can imagine I was ready to eat. We each started with a soup and went for a classic Hungarian Bean Goulash made from dried beans, carrots, turnips, celery, onions, potatoes, spelt flour, oil, spices, spelt batter pearls, and soy yogurt on top. The whole thing cost 4200 Ft (about €13,50, not bad right?). My non-vegan friend said this tasted different than the meat version, but was super good. I also loved it, nice on these sorta cold autumn days.
You might not be able to tell how big the plate was from this photo, but it was large. We ate it all and then whined about feeling so full we felt sick for hours afterwards, oops. This is the Napfenyes Platter for Two, which we ordered so we could try a lot of different things, including fried crepes with veggies, fried non-dairy cheese, marinated and grilled seitan cutlets, stuffed seitan a la Kiev, homemade falafel, rice and peas, mashed potatoes with onions, braised white cabbage and tartar sauce.
It was awesome. Everything was good and my non-vegan friend even commented that she really liked the fried (vegan) cheese. You'd think the potatoes and cabbage would be the boring part, but no, the potatoes were super good, with slightly fried bits and the cabbage was like sauerkraut and the perfect balance of sweet and sour. The tartar sauce was amazing, we were both obsessed with it. I want to put it on everything.
I kept hearing that the pizzas were also amazing, but when I go I always want to try the Hungarian stuff since I can get pizza other places. Luckily for me we went back again the next day to get some somoloi galuska (see below) and split a Pizza Hawaii too. The pizza cost 2100 Ft (about €6,75). It was indeed really awesome. The crust was perfect and there was the perfect amount of cheese. We talked about it for a whole day afterwards. They had tons of different types of pizzas too.
Napfényes Bistro and Pizzeria – Rózsa utca 39
The following pictures are from the bistro and pizzeria, which was formerly the only location before the new space opened. I haven't been to the new old space yet, but here are some pictures from when it used to be the only location.
This was probably my favorite place I went. It's all vegan. The first time I got a Caesar Salad with a side of fried cheese and some ginger lemonade. All of it was amazing.
Vegan fried cheese action. Holy crap I could have eaten 1000 of them.
This dessert was so heavenly. It was called the Somlo Sponge Cake (Somloi Galuska, 850 forint) and it was vanilla, walnut and carob sponge cake layered with vanilla cream and walnuts, served with carob sauce and soy whip cream. It was the perfect amount of sweetness, not too much and tons of flavor. I will try to recreate this for sure. They also had something called Fake Curd Dumplings with soy yoghurt made from balls of millet and served with brown sugar that seemed interesting.
I went to Napfenyes Etterem twice! The second time I got the small salad bar, which had the fried cheese slices in it. I got approximately a billion of them.
For my main course the second time I got the Hungarian Stuffed Pickled Cabbage (1800 forint), which was jasmine rice and spelt wheat stuffing wrapped in pickled cabbage leaves with spicy diced cabbage bits and soy yoghurt. I wasn't a huge fan of this, the salad was much better! I was trying to give something more Hungarian a try, oops.
After all this I was totally stuffed, so I got this little Hungarian Isler to go. It's two cookies filled with jam and coated in carob sauce. Yummy.
Vegan soup from Napfenyes Etterem, yum!
Vega City (formerly smaller Le-bar) – Muzeum Korut 23/25
Vegan Sandwich to-go from Vega City
Le-bar, the former tiny hole in the wall cafeteria style food place, has now moved just down the street and re-branded itself in a huge space called Vega City. The pictures below are from the now-closed Le-Bar, but it's the same owners. They still have a rotating menu by day and a salad plus some desserts in a case and drinks, smoothies, ice cream, sandwiches etc. I haven't had a chance to thoroughly check out the new space, but above is a vegan sandwich I grabbed on the way in from the airport. They have a lot of stuff that's easy to order to-go, but also plenty of space to eat there.
In the previous space I got some type of sauerkraut noodles on the right, a salad and some beet and carrot salad thing that I thought was beet lasagna. It wasn't. It was shredded and cooked beets and shredded carrots stuck together with mayo and formed into a block. I wasn't a fan of the beet thing, maybe because I thought it was lasagna, but the other things I ate there were good! Bargain vegan meal!
Food from former space Le-Bar, same owners
Vegan Fried Seitan from Le-Bar
Vegan Cherry Hugarian Rétes (Strudel) Pastry from Le-Bar
Édeni Vegán – 1011 Budapest, Iskola u. 31
Another cafeteria-style place with savory food and cakes. I quite liked what I got, you can see above. A cabbage roll, some sides and a seitan cutlet. Yum! It's on the Buda side and I went there before getting ice cream at Artigiana Gelati, which is a 10-15 minute walk away.
Napos Oldal – Jókai utca 7
I actually stumbled upon this place while wandering around looking for lunch and was pleasantly surprised. The whole place was vegetarian as far as I could tell and most things were vegan. Regardless, the woman working there was very helpful and pointed out all of the food that was vegan for me. It's also a little vegan shop and stocks some candies from Napfenyes Cukraszda
From the top, a cold green bean salad, a cold millet or amaranth salad I believe, something called "wheat ball" and fried vegan cheese.
Vegetable tempura with gravy. This actually happened by accident. I ordered the vegan special and then got excited by everything in the fridge so ordered the things on my plate in the last picture assuming the lady working there understood I was replacing my first order, but I assumed wrong. All my fault, I guess subconsciously I wanted to eat two meals at once (duh).
Coffee with oat milk, I believe.
If I remember correctly they had three different vegan milks
Mannatural – Garibaldi utca 5
Raw vegan food for an affordable price, what?! This is a cute little place by the Parliament building. I got the Mixed Plate because I had no idea what to order so wanted to try a bit of almost everything. About ten different raw salads are on that plate with a few dehydrated crackers. It was actually pretty filling! A good starting point, next time I think I'll just pick my favorites. I just saw in a post from fellow MoFoer Flicking the Vs about Budapest that they have some sort of vegan smoked cheese I totally overlooked. Next time!
Raw cake! They had a ton of different types. I let the person working there choose for me. I really liked the top layer of this, super delicious, but the bottom was a weird pruney texture. That's what I get for not making my own decisions.
Some raw macaroon balls I took to-go. I wasn't a huge fan of these either, but they made okay breakfast fuel.
Hummus Bar – Kecskeméti ut 1
Let me just declare my love to the Hummus Bar now. I'm not kidding, I think I went there about 7 times over my 8 or so days in Budapest. This was called the Complete Plate, I think. It had some beans, falafel, mushrooms, chickpeas, tahini, lemon juice and spices on top of a big bowl of hummus. Ohmygoshsogood. If you are a student (or still have an student card without an expiration date like me!) you get a 10% discount. However that hummus bowl with a drink cost about 3 euros.
This is a hummus sandwich with some fried potatoes in there, mmmm.
Hummus Bar – Október 6. utca 19
My lovely couchsurfing hosts Gyongyi and Tim took me to their favorite Hummus Bar on Oktober utca. This one had amazing bread that the others don't have. We got a big bowl of hummus with falafel and a bunch of sides to share with the bread. I also got a fried eggplant slice hummus sandwich without the egg, but my picture is ugly so you will have to use your imagination. The sides are baba ganoush, some type of cooked and spiced carrots, fresh carrot and coriander salad, cooked eggplant in a tomato sauce, tomato and cucumber salad and I can't remember the last thing. All yummy!
The bread! This one is topped with zatar. Heavenly!
Padthai Wokbar – Október 6. u. 4
This is a make-your-own-noodle-bowl kinda chain. You pick rice, noodles, etc. toppings, sauce and they stir it all together and heat it up in a wok and give it to you. Pretty easy to veganize, but make sure you ask for no egg. They have tofu as an option and you can add cashews, cilantro, bok choy, etc. and lots of different sauces, my favorite was the Indonesian Coconut Peanut one. This place was actually really good if you need a quick, tasty meal and they have free wifi as well!
Mexican Food
I'm not gonna lie, the Mexican food in Budapest leaves something to be desired. They have one chain I tried that was okay, sorta chipotle-style where you pick what you want in your burrito, etc. It was good enough for me to go there twice in a month for a Mexican fix, but not mind-blowing.
Arriba Tacqueria – multiple locations
My burrito, guac, chips and salsa and a Corona. They don't use chips from a bag, which is a plus and the guac is homemade.
Bakeries and Sweets
Napfényes Cukrászdat – Kiskorona u. 8
This place is very much out of the tourist center, on the Buda side. While we were walking there, we were pretty sure we were lost the entire time up until we were right in front of it. It's basically on the bottom floor of a high rise in a residential-looking area. You need to take the H5 to get there, which I think is a regional train metro thing, but still within Budapest and included on the regular metro card. Anyway, it is SO WORTH IT to make the trek. DO IT. Just make sure you have a good map or a smartphone with a working GPS and write that address down!
What I really liked is that is that they made traditional Hungarian pastries and cakes. Not that I don't love me a vegan cookie or brownie, but when I travel it's usually the traditional local foods I miss out on as a vegan, so this was super cool. They have gluten-free options, candies and apparently ice cream in the summer. They also use xylitol in some desserts and beet sugar instead of cane sugar, I believe. I got five things, don't judge me. I ate them all over the next few days. I don't remember what all of them were except the krémes, which was a custard-filled pastry cake thing. It doesn't matter what you get, because everything is delicious. I think they even have savory pastries sometimes too.
Mooooreeeeee Hungarian vegan cakes yesssss!
These were also amazing, everyone I fed them too loved them. I tried to share since I already ate five different cakes, but it was hard.
Some savory to-go options with vegan cheese in them.
Up-close of vegan cake, can you tell I love this place?
In the warmer months they also have vegan ice cream!
Artigiana Gelati – 8 Csaba Utca (near Szell Kalman Ter)
Speaking of ice cream, this place was epic. They have several flavors of vegan ice cream. They are not labeled, so you have to ask. It is so, so good. I got chocolate, pistachio and hazelnut if I remember correctly. They were all great, but the pistachio was my absolute favorite.
Vegán Édes Élet Cukrászda – 1133 Budapest, Pannónia utca 3
This place had a nice space with two floors and TONS of vegan cakes and chocolates to choose from. Everything is vegan. The chocolates are mostly made from carob, but they are tasty. Budapest vegan establishments seem to be really into carob, but I like it so I don't mind.
Two types of vegan cakes, I don't remember the types now, I think one was marzipan and they had cute tiny chocolate bars on top!
Levendula – multiple locations in Budapest and beyond
This place has some vegan ice cream and sorbet if you ask. Various items labeled gluten and dairy-free.
Vegan ice cream from Levendla in Szentendre, a nearby city to Budapest
dynamobake – Képíró u. 6
This place was great, very friendly owner, little cozy cafe and bike rental shop. They let me sit there for hours using the free wifi to get some work done and there are always a few vegan treats on offer. After chatting a bit the owner even gave me a map of Vienna, my next stop!
Vegan sweets with no added sugars. The one on the left is a rich chocolate cherry chili cookie with black beans hiding in there, this was my favorite and I WILL recreate it. The one on the right was a mini raw pecan vegan cheesecake. The owner was super nice and really took the time to explain which things were vegan, all the ingredients she used and how she made them.
Coffee from dynamobake with rice milk. The owner explained she usually makes her own almond milk (awesome!), but she was out of it the day I came.
Madal Cafe – Hollan Erno u 3
I went here a lot my last few days to get some work done as it was around the corner from where my Couchsurfing hosts lived and they had free wifi. Only downside is they didn't really have any food, but they did have raw chocolates and cookies! This a my soy flat white. They have lots of fancy coffees for the coffee connoisseurs among you.
A close up of my raw cookies and chocolates. Yum.
My iced soy latte the second day.
Lumen Kávézó – Mikszáth Kálmán tér 2
This place was near my first and favorite of the two hostels I stayed in in Budapest, the Mandala Hostel. I popped in one day and lo and behold, they had soy milk! They even roast their own coffee there.
Ecocafe – Andrássy út 68
The first day I popped in this place and left because I read they had vegan food and they didn't really. To their credit, they did offer to make me a sandwich with vegetables, but I wanted more. The second time I was just in search of internet and beverages, so it worked out. This is a big fresh lemonade. Promising, but it was way too sweet.
My iced Americano, however, was perfect. Oh, and they have free wifi too!
fekete – Muzeum Korut 5
I probably had my best coffee here, but unfortunately I didn't take a picture! Another small hole-in-the-wall place, the barista was very friendly! The third-wave coffee places have taken on here for sure!
My Little Melbourne Canteen – Madách Imre út 3
This place wasn't especially vegan-friendly at all with regards to food, but they did have soymilk, good coffee and free wifi, which was what I needed at the moment. They have a small seating area in the loft upstairs where I stole a table and got my last two hours of work done for the day while sipping on that vegan flat white above.
Kelet Kávézó és Galéria – Bartók Béla út 29
This place was not especially vegan-friendly, but it's a great space to do some work with free wifi and they have soymilk and 1-2 things on the menu that could be veganized. It's on the Buda side, filled with books and also a gallery. I holed up in a corner to get a few hours of work done and it was peaceful. I believe they also have alcohol, but I don't remember now. One of the waitresses spoke English and helped me veganize a sandwich from the menu. It had a peanut sauce, so I ended up just getting the peanut sauce and salad on it (I think the original had egg), but I made due and it wasn't bad.
Vegan coffee with soymilk
Making it work vegan sandwich with peanut sauce to fuel my work
BioABC Organic Shop – Museum körút 19
The most well-stocked organic shop I found in Budapest. They have Violife vegan cheese in many flavors, tofu, tempeh, seitan, nutritional yeast, lots of vegan sausages including some locally made Hungarian ones, sweets packed to-go and two big shelves filled with gluten-free (glutenmentes) stuff along with produce, some stuff in bulk bins, etc.
The Great Market Hall – Vámház körút 1-3
A bit touristy, but huge a worth a visit. Food and beer stalls upstairs and well as clothing and trinkets, food and veggies downstairs. I stocked up on my necessary palinkas (Hungarian alcohol) and paprika here.
For a detailed list of more markets, even less touristy ones, try this post.
Macska – Bérkocsis u. 23. (Joszef Korut) A bar with a nice atmosphere and some vegan food, free wifi. I wanted to check this out, but just didn't get to it! There is only so much eating one person can do, next time!
Élesztő – Tűzoltó utca 22
A sidestreet a bit out of the way, this place is a huge craft beer bar with an outdoor beer garden, cafe and they even seem to be opening a "hopstel", a hostel with pillows filled with hops. I also read something about a cafe with lots of stuffed animal bears. They describe the cafe part as a "tea and coffee-shop, choclaterie and bear asylum for humans". I like it. They say they're not just a bar, but a "cultural entertainment zone, a small-town sidestreet with its own rules, or an underground gastro-plaza, if you like." They have 21 quality Hungarian craft beers on tap. I was here once, but it was during a weird time and I didn't realize all the other stuff going on there. It seems like a healthy vega juice bistro is in the works on the premises and a homebrew school. There seems to be a lot going on, someone go there and report back!
Bölcső Bár – Lágymányosi utca 19
This is my favorite bar in Budapest, on the Buda side. I love their retro wallpaper and comfy couches and armchairs. It's a bit out of the hussle and has a cute dog named Hera who lives there and loves to come hangout with you. They also have tons of craft beer, including IPAs and free wifi (if you ask for the password). They also have food, but it's mostly not vegan. Come for the beers, doggy cuddle time and to chill.
Belgian Brasserie Henri – Budapest, Bem rkp. 12
I didn't make it here, but we considered going. I'm kinda obsessed with Belgian beers at the moment. I heard the service is not so great (though I haven't been so it's only hearsay), so go for the beers.
I won't put Szimpla on this list officially, because all the tourists already know about it, right? They seem to be slowly taking over their area, with not only their ruin bar but also cafes, design shops, farmer's markets…
Co-Working Spaces
Müszi – 1085 Budapest Blaha Lujza tér 1
I went here for a Budapest Freelancers meet-up and the space was awesome! They have a bar, co-working spaces, event spaces and have concerts and other events here, plus free wifi of course. Plus, it looks pretty rad inside and there were cute dogs roaming around.
Places I Didn't Get To
96 Zen Etterem – Kálvin tér 5
I really wanted to go here, but there just wasn't enough time. Berlin doesn't have any kinda vegan Chinese fast food place, so I was hoping to fulfill that craving. They have vegan sushi, dumplings, yummy friedn Genral Tso's chicken kinda things. They also do Taiwanese bubble tea and smoothies. I want it.
Elixir – Szondi utca 44/b
A 100% vegan bistro that also does lunch delivery by bike in eco boxes. They always have a daily variety of gluten free items. Foods like burgers, pizza, sandwiches, cakes and cookies, smoothies and raw yummies. Only open during the week and during the day.
Istvanffi Veggie Burger – Lojos utca 36 9/c
People keep seeking me out and specifically telling me to go here, but I still haven't made it. The description for burgers didn't especially excite me, but everyone keeps telling me they have the best vegan burgers ever. I guess it must be true. Next time I will go!
Kozmosz Vegan Etterem – Hunyadi ter 11
People also keep telling me I have to go here. It's a vegan restaurant with a daily menu of seasonal ingredients. The Happycow reviews are really good. People seem to rave about the bean burger and pancakes. They seem to stive for relatively healthy food and the pictures on their website make me hungry. It's on my to-do list!
Nearby – Szentendre
I took a daytrip to the nearby town Szentendre that used to be/still is an artists' town. It's cute and by the river and quite easy to get to!
My favorite Hungarian also helped me to some vegan experimenting on my own, when she made these vegan Hungarian sweets!
Vegan Guesthouse in Rural Hungary
Traveling more in Hungary? I recently stumbled upon this Vegan Holiday Guesthouse Bed and Breakfast that offers organic food and yoga classes in the Szarasz region of Hungary! Add it to my bucket list! Have you been? Let me know how it is if you go!
Have you been to Budapest? Where was your favorite vegan spot?


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Nick Knowles built the pyramids
HISTORY, as you know, is a difficult subject, thanks to the sheer breadth of things that have happened. However, certain things have happened in the past that are so wonderful that you should probably know the basics of them all.
However, when you ask teenagers about anything, a rollercoaster of answers may come your way. For example, did you know that one in ten teens think that Nick Knowles built the pyramids?
Hotel group Premier Inn, for some inexplicable reason, decided to conduct a study about our knowledge of history, and found that one tenth of the people that will populate the future, thought that dead-eyed TV handyman and gameshow host, Nick Knowles was responsible for Pyramids that are older than Jesus Christ.
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Adair Bender MBA 2017 – GMA President
Adair is GMA President for the 2016-17 academic year. She works closely with elected representatives from all cohorts within the CSOM, student club leaders, and the Carroll School's administration to plan and carry out programming and other initiatives throughout the year.
Ryan Kay, MBA 2017 – Treasurer
Ryan is responsible for all things related to the GMA's finances. From setting and tracking our budget to processing reimbursements, Ryan is your contact.
John Kennedy, MBA 2017 – Clubs
John manages our clubs. He acts as a liaison between the GMA, the clubs, and the CSOM administration. John is your contact for any questions related to club programming, organization, membership, or ideas.
Aditee Dalvi, MBA 2017 – Career Development
Sarah works with the Career Strategies team to plan events, share feedback, and ensure that students are receiving important guidance and direction from the Career Strategies office.
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When it comes to Thirsty Thursdays, Frosty Fridays, 7 and 14 Week Parties, or anything else social, Andreina and Saleh are your contacts. Their jobs are to make sure we're meeting each other, making friends, and otherwise having a good time.
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Dhaha will be working alongside Aditee and the Career Strategies team on some initiatives as well as working with networking reps from schools and organizations around Boston to represent BC at key networking opportunities.


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A must read from Steve Rosenbaum.
We know the amazing contribution of Steve on this topic (we had the chance to interview Steve at SxSW this year). He explains here very clearly why curation creates value for a corporate organization such as IBM, not only for its customers, but internally.
"Within the world of corporate communication, there are two schools of thought on this. There are those that say – Clamp Down. No tweeting without authorization. No posts, no photos. No messaging outside of approved channels. And then there are the thinkers who are looking to turn this big noisy mess into value for their brands and corporate parents."
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About a month ago Boyer and I brought you the beginnings of the Franchise League. Since then we've provided a couple updates and really hashed out what should be an absolutely amazing league. To really make it stand out, we were thinking that the league should have its own logo to really set it apart. I mean, the Eastern and Western conferences in the NBA have their own logos, why can't the league that's soon going to be CAC's premier league have its own?
Who else would we turn to but resident graphic expert Michael Weinstein, he of the Grantland and NBA logo redesign fame. What, you don't know who he is? He's a perennial B Draft all-star!! Check out his website www.michael-weinstein.com to get acquainted with his work.
I'll trade pretty much anything for a free league for you dedicated CACers, so if you have a special skill or can provide a service, let me know and you'll be playing for free.
Noah, I don't need a lawyer yet, so don't ask.
Anyway, Weinstein agreed to take on the challenge and set out armed with the original CAC logos
We've used a grand total of 2 logos throughout our storied history
2004-2007 – Before the website there was no need for a logo, but as soon as we took the stats to the interwebs there needed to be something that helped the league stand out (even more). This logo grew out of the old CRFC gym logo. We have the swooshes, the old ABA style ball and the nod to the Cambridge Raquetball and Fitness Club. Man that was a clunky name and that red is just god awful.
2007-present – Right before yours truly took the reigns of the basketball program, the gym went through a name change. With the re-branding of the gym, taking the focus away from the racquet sports and the advent of shading (apparently) we have the current CAC Basketball logo. Of course, we had to add the periods into it to both space out the lettering and prevent as many "look at my big CAC" jokes as possible.
It didn't really work.
You can see the pattern right? Red, white, blue, and curves. That's about it. I've always been particularly found of the old ABA style balls and so has CAC Basketball. With the simple instructions to keep it red/white/blue and for it to kick ass, Weinstein (have I mentioned his website yet? www.michael-weinstein.com for all your design needs!) took over designing something for the Franchise league. He quickly recognized the potential to do not just one logo, but set up a sort of template that we could produce MULTIPLE logos for the leagues.
Below is what he's came up with, and honestly, I'm in love. I can't wait to start slapping these logos all over the website, CAC gear and the interwebs in general.
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Returning to active blogging can be a hard thing, especially when you've lost the groove to being inactive as long as i do. Continue reading "Returning Can Be A Hard Thing"
People, Discord.
Returning From A Long Slumber Pt. 2
So basically what else is new? Well come on in.
Well I've returned to managing my group, which has changed from a busou shinki specific group to a more broader one. Besides we all know that konami is a dick at this point. Through contacts and contacts our new group managed to befriend the local CM of Kotobukiya and one of our members displayed their customs at Koto's booth.
A Full Cycle
When you go too far… sometimes, you can't see your starting point. Come, read on about the things that happened and will happen. Continue reading "A Full Cycle"


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That's what Isla thinks. This one is pretty. I'll have to make her a hat out of this yarn. She actually nodded when I asked her if she wanted a hat. She makes me laugh.
It's not quite finished. About to go for a drive to get more yarn to finish it off. I love this one also. The little 'lumps' (technical term there) of pink and white. It's so soft. Perfect for photographing baby girls.


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This interdisciplinary conference will interrogate the current state of criticism on the interactions between: performance spaces; the bodily, sensory and material experiences of the playhouse; and playgoers' responses to, and engagements with, the theatre. Confirmed speakers include Natasha Korda, Tiffany Stern, Emma Smith, Laurie Maguire, Lucy Munro, Gillian Woods, Sarah Dustagheer, Jackie Watson, Will Tosh, … Continue reading Playing and Playgoing in Early Modern England, The Queen's College, Oxford, Friday 23rd and Saturday 24th June 2017
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OK, I know, two in a row bikes that do not fit the cheap bike description. The current bid plus shipping for this bike are well over $300. I guess I'm outing myself as an oldyfile, but just look at this beauty.
That's not the wheel in back. Those "spokes" hold the thin wooden fender in place. The same treatment is given to the chain guard. It does make me wonder if both were once covered in a fabric of some sort for added protection for the lady rider's skirts.
I also love the leather pouch under the saddle that look remarkably like a holster.
I couldn't find out much about the makers, Frye & Phipps, other than they were tool makers in the 1700's and branched out into other metalwork in the 1800's. That's a fairly standard background for a company dabbling in bikes about the turn of the 20th century. With all the detail work needed to build this one it must have been expensive and apparently not very profitable.
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Gethsiyal Augasta M.,Sarah Tucker College |
Kathirvalavakumar T.,Vhnsn College
Neural Processing Letters | Year: 2011
Optimizing the structure of neural networks is an essential step for the discovery of knowledge from data. This paper deals with a new approach which determines the insignificant input and hidden neurons to detect the optimum structure of a feedforward neural network. The proposed pruning algorithm, called as neural network pruning by significance (N2PS), is based on a new significant measure which is calculated by the Sigmoidal activation value of the node and all the weights of its outgoing connections. It considers all the nodes with significance value below the threshold as insignificant and eliminates them. The advantages of this approach are illustrated by implementing it on six different real datasets namely iris, breast-cancer, hepatitis, diabetes, ionosphere and wave. The results show that the proposed algorithm is quite efficient in pruning the significant number of neurons on the neural network models without sacrificing the networks performance. © 2011 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC.
Gethsiyal Augasta M.,Sarah Tucker College |
Kathirvalavakumar T.,Vhnsn College
Neural Processing Letters | Year: 2012
Artificial neural networks often achieve high classification accuracy rates, but they are considered as black boxes due to their lack of explanation capability. This paper proposes the new rule extraction algorithm RxREN to overcome this drawback. In pedagogical approach the proposed algorithm extracts the rules from trained neural networks for datasets with mixed mode attributes. The algorithm relies on reverse engineering technique to prune the insignificant input neurons and to discover the technological principles of each significant input neuron of neural network in classification. The novelty of this algorithm lies in the simplicity of the extracted rules and conditions in rule are involving both discrete and continuous mode of attributes. Experimentation using six different real datasets namely iris, wbc, hepatitis, pid, ionosphere and creditg show that the proposed algorithm is quite efficient in extracting smallest set of rules with high classification accuracy than those generated by other neural network rule extraction methods. © Springer Science+Business Media, LLC. 2011.
Augasta M.G.,Sarah Tucker College |
Kathirvalavakumar T.,Vhnsn College
International Conference on Pattern Recognition, Informatics and Medical Engineering, PRIME 2012 | Year: 2012
Though neural networks have achieved highest classification accuracy for many classification problems, the obtained results may not be interpretable as they are often considered as black box. To overcome this drawback researchers have developed many rule extraction algorithms. This paper has discussed on various rule extraction algorithms based on three different rule extraction approaches namely decompositional, pedagogical and eclectic. Also it evaluates the performance of those approaches by comparing different algorithms with these three approaches on three real datasets namely Wisconsin breast cancer, Pima Indian diabetes and Iris plants. © 2012 IEEE.
Augasta M.G.,Sarah Tucker College |
Kathirvalavakumar T.,Vhnsn College
Applied Soft Computing Journal | Year: 2012
In this paper we propose a new static, global, supervised, incremental and bottom-up discretization algorithm based on coefficient of dispersion and skewness of data range. It automates the discretization process by introducing the number of intervals and stopping criterion. The results obtained using this discretization algorithm show that the discretization scheme generated by the algorithm almost has minimum number of intervals and requires smallest discretization time. The feedforward neural network with conjugate gradient training algorithm is used to compute the accuracy of classification from the data discretized by this algorithm. The efficiency of the proposed algorithm is shown in terms of better discretization scheme and better accuracy of classification by implementing it on six different real data sets. © 2011 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Augasta M.G.,Sarah Tucker College |
Kathirvalavakumar T.,Vhnsn College
Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics) | Year: 2013
Discretization leads the improvement in classification accuracy and generalizes the problem well for further knowledge extraction. As a result researchers have developed various discretization methods for preprocessing the data. This paper provides a survey of existing discretization methods that preprocess the data for datamining. Also the paper evaluates the effectiveness of various discretization methods in terms of better discretization scheme and better accuracy of classification by comparing the performance of some traditional and recent discetization algorithms on six different real datasets namely Iris, Ionosphere, Waveform-5000, Wisconsin breast cancer, Hepatitis Domain and Pima Indian Diabetes. The feedforward neural network with conjugate gradient training algorithm is used to compute the accuracy of classification from the data discretized by those algorithms. © 2013 Springer International Publishing.
Malar J.,Sri Paramakalyani College |
Chairman K.,Sri Paramakalyani College |
Singh A.R.J.,University of Madras |
Vanmathi J.S.,Sarah Tucker College |
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Biotechnology Reports | Year: 2014
Lepidium sativum Linn. has been used in traditional and folklore medicine for the treatment of bronchial asthma, diabetes, local and rheumatic pain. An ethanolic extract of cress (L. sativum L.) shoot, leaf, stem and seed has been studied for antioxidative active against 1,1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH), total glutathione S-transferase assay, reduced glutathione activity, reducing power (Fe3+-Fe2+ Transformation Ability), and ascorbic acid is also estimated. The percentage yields of free radical scavenging activity (DPPH) obtained for different ethanolic extracts of L. sativum. Supreme scavenging activity was detected in shoot (12.19 ± 02%) and least in stem (2.69 ± 05%). The activity of total glutathione S-transferase enzyme was found to be more in seed (9600 ± 56.3 μg/ml) than other plant parts. The reduced glutathione content of the ethanolic extracts of L. sativum was found to be more in leaf (9 ± 0.2 μg/ml). In the reducing power assay, ethanolic extracts gives the optical density in increasing concentration in all plant parts it shows that it has the reducing ability of Fe 3+-Fe2+. Presence of vitamin C was tested. It was found that the shoot extract has highest amount of vitamin C. The results of present data were shown that the ethanolic extract of L. sativum L. plant parts have contributed high potential in vitro antioxidant activity. © 2014 The Authors.
Ravindran Durai Nayagam B.,Popes College |
Jebas S.R.,Government of Tamilnadu |
Shakina J.,Sarah Tucker College |
Murugesan R.,Tdmns College |
Schollmeyer D.,University Mainz
Acta Crystallographica Section E: Structure Reports Online | Year: 2010
In the structure of the title compound, [KPt(C6H 4N3O)Cl2-(C6H5N 3O)(C12H24O6)], the PtII atom is in a distorted square-planar geometry. The crystal structure is consolidated by O - H⋯O hydrogen bonds. The measured crystal was a non-merohedral twin with four components.
Dailiah Roopha P.,Sarah Tucker College |
Padmalatha C.,Mvm Government College |
Ranjith Singh A.J.A.,Sri Paramakalyani College
Medicinal Plants | Year: 2012
Heavy metals entry may interfere with the physiological functioning of the human system and may alter female reproduction through direct or indirect mechanisms. The herbal preparations used for remediating the damaged reproductive function is composed of a mixture of 17 plant products that are powdered, mixed and normally given to women who are in the family way and parturition. The mixture is given to fortify the reproductive system and restore the hormonal activity in women, who has delivered a baby. Two different doses of cadmium (50 ppm and 200 ppm) were given to Wistar rats aged 45 and 65 days. An herbal extract derived from 17 plants was administered orally every day at a dose level of 200mg/kg of body weight to the rats exposed to cadmium. The hormones involved in reproductive system in the ovary, including LH, FSH, Estradiol, Testosterone and Progesterone which were associated with delayed puberty, Estrous cyclicity were measured in the control, cadmium-exposed rats without treatment and in the cadmium-exposed rats treated with herbal extract. The reduction in LH, FSH, Estradiol, Testosterone and Progesterone activity after cadmium exposure improved significantly in the rats treated with the herbal extract (p<0.05). The decrease of hormones due to cadmium exposure was reversed significantly with herbal extract administration. The synergistic effect of each bioactive compound in different herbal extracts requires further study.
Shakina J.,Sarah Tucker College |
Lekshmi K.S.,Sri Devi Kumari Womens College |
Raj G.A.G.,Scott Christian College
E-Journal of Chemistry | Year: 2012
Novel cross linked biopolyesters were synthesised from naturally available olive oil, oligomeric polytriglyceride fumarate (o-PTF) was prepared by glycerolysis of the olive oil followed by condensation with maleic anhydride. The (o-PTF) was characterised by spectral (FTIR, UV, NMR) and physicochemical properties (specific gravity, viscosity, saponification value, iodine value). The molecular weight of o-PTF was estimated using gel permeation chromatography (GPC). The cross linked biopolyesters were prepared by treating o-PTF of olive with N-vinyl-2-pyrrolidone and vinyl acetate. The cross linked biopolyesters were evaluated for spectral properties (FT IR), cross linked density, thermal properties, mechanical properties and biodegradation. The potential antifungal and anti bacterial activities of the newly prepared biopolyesters were evaluated. The environment degradation was assessed by soil burial test. The outcome of the studies has revealed that the newly prepared cross linked biopolyesters are potential biodegradable material for various consumer application like package materials and agricultural applications.
Dailiah Roopha P.,Rani Anna Government College for Women |
Dailiah Roopha P.,Sarah Tucker College |
Padmalatha C.,Rani Anna Government College for Women
Journal of Medical Toxicology | Year: 2012
Cadmium is one of the elements found to damage antioxidant systems in mammals. To ameliorate cadmium toxicity and to prevent oxidative stress, natural products may be useful. In Indian ethnobotanical practice, a mixture of 17 herbal products is used to fortify the reproductive system of women after parturition and to reverse ovarian oxidative stress. Oral administration of this extract to rats exposed to cadmium was useful in reversing oxidative stress. Two different doses of cadmium (50 ppm and 200 ppm) were given to Wistar rats aged 45 and 65 days. An herbal extract derived from 17 plants was administered orally every day at a dose level of 200 mg/kg of body weight to the rats exposed to cadmium. A battery of enzymes involved in antioxidant activity in the ovary, including superoxide dismutase (SOD), catalase, glutathione peroxidase (GPx) and glutathione-s-transferase (GST) were measured in the control, cadmium-exposed rats without treatment and in the cadmium-exposed rats treated with herbal extract. The reduction in SOD, catalase, GPx and GST activity after cadmium exposure improved significantly in the rats treated with the herbal extract (p<0. 05). The decrease of antioxidant enzymes due to cadmium exposure was reversed significantly with herbal extract administration. The synergistic effect of each bioactive compound in different herbal extracts requires further study. © 2011 American College of Medical Toxicology.


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Current owner, Larry Ellison, CEO and co-founder of Oracle, purchased the tournament and the Indian Wells Tennis Garden in December, 2009.
The tournament is a Masters 1000 event on the men's tour and is a Premier Mandatory event on the women's tour. Between 1974 and 1990 it was a major tournament of the Grand Prix Tennis Tour and part of the Grand Prix Championship Series. The event, held in March, is one of two tour events other than Grand Slams (along with the Sony Ericsson Open in Key Biscayne, Florida) in which main draw play extends beyond eight days. The women's main draw usually starts on Wednesday and the men's main draw starts on Thursday. Both finals are held on Sunday of the following week. Both singles main draws include 96 players in a 128-player grid, with the 32 seeded players getting a bye to the second round.
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the first of four theme parks built at the Walt Disney World Resort in Bay Lake, Florida. It opened on October 1, 1971. Designed and built by WED Enterprises, its layout and attractions are similar to Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California, and is dedicated to fairy tales and Disney characters. In 2011, the park hosted approximately 17 million visitors, making it the most visited theme park in the world for 2011.
the fourth of four theme parks built at the Walt Disney World Resort in Bay Lake, Florida, opened on Earth Day, April 22, 1998. It is the largest single Disney theme park in the world, covering more than 500 acres, and is also the first Disney theme park to be themed entirely aroundanimal conservation, a philosophy once pioneered by Walt Disney himself. Disney's Animal Kingdom is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariumsand the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums, meaning they have met or exceeded the standards in education, conservation, and research. In 2011, the park hosted approximately 9.8 million guests, ranking it the fourth-most visited amusement park in the United States and seventh-most visited in the world.
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originally EPCOT Center, is the second of four theme parks built at Walt Disney World in Bay Lake, Florida. It opened on October 1, 1982, and spans 300 acres, more than twice the size of the Magic Kingdom park. Epcot is dedicated to the celebration of human achievement, namely technologicalinnovation and international culture, and is often referred to as a "Permanent World's Fair." In 2011, the park hosted approximately 10.83 million guests, making it the third most visited theme park in the United States, and sixth most visited theme park in the world.
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originally Disney-MGM Studios, is the third of four theme parks built at the Walt Disney World Resort in Bay Lake, Florida, opened on May 1, 1989. Spanning 135 acres, it is dedicated to show business, drawing inspiration from the heyday of Hollywood in the 1930s and 1940s. In 2011, the park hosted approximately 9.7 million guests, making it the fifth-most visited amusement park in the United States, and eighth-most visited in the world.
The park is represented by The Sorcerer's Hat, a stylized version of the magical hat from Fantasia. It replaced the Earful Tower as the park's icon in 2001.
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Located in rural Douglasville, GA. Champ's Clock Shop showcases an extensive selection of limited edition clocks. This family owned business handles each clock with care and each customer with friendly, personalized service.
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Looks interesting. Thanks for doing this. It would be useful to me to get links to some of the things you mention (like eric drexler's work, I am not familiar with).
I think there might be some categories missed here, it only presents the AI building problems. There are further classes of problem such as social problems. For example the problem of all agreeing not to develop AI until the other problems are solved.
There are also questions around whether we can make effective agents at all. We have existence proof on effective non-agent intelligences, but none around effective agent intelligences.
We invented the model of rational agents for humans, then we had to add lots and lots of exceptions (heuristics and biases). So much that you have disavowed it in this post. Yet we keep with the same model for AIs. Perhaps we need a kuhnian paradigm shift in our understanding of agents.
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It's summertime, so that means sandals and fun colors of nail polish!
When I was little, painting my nails was always a huge deal because I'd get to dive into the massive plastic bin of nail polish that my mom had collected over the years. It was something that was saved for special occasions or as a special treat after various accomplishments.
When it was time to paint my nails, I'd take each of the bottles out one by one and arrange them by color, size, brand, and anything else I could think of before finally picking one and sitting down with my mom for some fun mother-daughter pampering.
Flash forward to present-day. With what I do for work, I constantly have my nails painted and I've put together quite the collection of polishes myself. (One that honestly rivals my mother's.) Today I'm sharing some of my personal favorite nail polish brands and nail colors for the warmer months!
5 Beauty Musts for May
It's been quite a while since I posted a monthly favorites video and I've had quite a few beauty faves accumulating. So, for today's post, I'm sharing five of my current beauty-related favorites!
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For some background, I don't put much time into my hair routine and most days I just get up, brush it and go. It's rare that I use heat or product on my hair at all (I literally don't own a straightener and I've used a blowdryer maybe 12 times in the past three years.) I curl my hair a few times a year for special events, but that's pretty much it. When it comes to shampooing and conditioning, I typically wash my hair at night and go to bed with slightly damp hair.
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I'm a sucker for a fun lip product, so while I was in NYC I stopped by the BITE Lip Lab on Prince Street in SoHo to design my very own BITE lipstick. This location is the only BITE Lip Lab in the world and when designing your lipstick you get to pick four aspects: 1. The color (of course) 2. The texture/finish. 3. The scent 4. The style of lid.
Nordstrom Beauty Trend Show – Spring 2016
This past weekend, the weather in Chicago was absolutely gorgeous and I had the pleasure of attending my third Beauty Trend Show at Nordstrom on Michigan Avenue!
It was awesome to see so many familiar faces both on and off the runway. I've only been to the Fall Beauty Trend Show in the past, so I loved getting to see the Spring side of things! I'm loving some of the trends this season and I've linked all the featured brands and products from the show in this post!
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Let's be honest here, I'm a bit of a Target junkie. I go in for one thing and then 20 minutes later I find myself in line to check out with three more things that I discovered while roaming around. There are a few sections that I always hit up whenever I set foot in Target: office supplies, the dollar section (I've found some great stationery there!), the women's clothing section, and the beauty aisles. Whenever I walk through beauty, I'm always overwhelmed by the seemingly endless options when it comes to every kind of product you could imagine, especially when it comes to skincare.
I'm really not one for new year's resolutions… I'm not the best at keeping them, at least. However, one of my resolutions this year is to take better care of my skin by hydrating and moisturizing more. In other words, to drink more water and find products that agree with my skin and really make a difference in how it looks and feels. I have somewhat sensitive skin, so I also want to make sure that what I'm putting on my skin, especially my face, does more good than harm.
A "new-to-me" brand, derma e, recently launched their line at Target and released a brand new product, Firming DMAE Eye Lift, which specifically targets (mini pun there) a bunch of the under-eye issues that lead to looking far more tired than you actually are. Given the fact that I never sleep enough, I can use all the help I can get. I got to try it out as well as a bunch of the other derma e products that have launched at Target, and I love them! One of my favorite aspects of the products and brand, beyond the visual change in my skin that I have noticed, is the fact that derma e uses what they call "Green Chemistry," a term that's explained below in the derma e story.
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I've talked about Pinrose on Bowtiful Life before, in my September favorites video and in my Nordstrom Fall Beauty Trend Show recap! Ever since I was introduced to the brand, I've been hooked! The packaging is adorable, the scents smell amazing, and the way they help you pick you scent is super cool! To figure out the "perfect" scent, you take their quiz and they match you up with your scent personality type and the three fragrances that go along with that type! I got "goddess" when I took it.
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| RPGPersona chapter 15 . 4/30/2016
A story where Beast Boy out cars Cyborg. I feel part of the appeal/draw is lost on me since I am not a car person. It was still a fun read.
I wonder how much time it took for Beast Boy to clean the tower.
So Beast Boy pulled a Red-X. Since the holo-ring doesn't change voices or body build I'm surprised no noticed the similarities are the fact that Beast Boy was never around when Bullet was.
I'm not sure if it is cute or creepy that Beast Boy has a picture of Raven in his car.
| guest chapter 12 . 8/10/2013
I friken love this story I'm a guy who thinks he would make a great beast boy and this story makes him such a bad ass ( in a good way )
| Guest chapter 6 . 4/28/2013
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| Guest chapter 1 . 3/23/2013
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| Katwizzle chapter 15 . 3/4/2012
| Eragon Namikaze chapter 15 . 11/29/2011
Nice story. I loved it, but I don't really feel like trying to have it dedicated to me.
Sorry, oh, by the way, I'm also the same person who wrote those fanfics on ChessirePawn's profile; I just have a different penname becuase the website wouldn't let me use Eragon. And you, mister, broke that promise you made in the reviews, but I forgive you. Keep up the good work. I hope that the sequel will be just as good.
| Merchant of Menace chapter 1 . 7/14/2011
I finished this story, but I still don't get why BB let Cy u maybe shed some light on my question?
| zana chapter 15 . 2/5/2011
the story is amazing please write another awesome story
| Sailor Navy Ranger chapter 15 . 1/25/2011
A great end to a great story! U should definitely write a sequel!
| Hairul The Nightrage Beast chapter 15 . 1/25/2011
For Beast Boy it would be a Ford Mustang Boss 429 (Custom Supercharger with Fuel Injection and Nitro System aka Fully tuned) and for Raven it will be a Rocky Auto Nissan 240ZX Custom (RB30DETT Engine from OS Giken, Trust Turbo kit, NX Nitro system aka Fully Tuned with aftermarket parts)
| ScareFace1000 chapter 15 . 1/25/2011
WOAH! Really nice done! I love the end! I can't wait for the sequel to come! Keep up the fantastic work!
| reader chapter 14 . 1/18/2011
good chase scene
| ScareFace1000 chapter 14 . 1/18/2011
AH! This chapter had so much action in it! LOVE IT! This is the best chapter! I love it so much! This get better and better, wonder how it will end! KEEP UP THE FANTATIC WORK!
| Shini Namikaze chapter 6 . 12/1/2010
Ha lol bullet is beast boy I just know it
| Wolvmbm chapter 13 . 11/30/2010
Nice update to the story as we reach the home stretch of our little tale of speed. :D
Please do keep putting up the good work upon such a great storyline like this one as I can't wait to see how Beast boy stops the villains on his own. :D


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From June to October 2016 I travelled a lot in order to disseminate the results of my research. I met many people around the world that are working hardly in the field, and it was a great experience. Below you can see some pictures and videos and heard some records. The publication of the articles are forthcoming in many international venues.
About the dissemination for the civil society, I have a peculiar interest in the valorization of the practice of philosophy for different groups of interest. In the past I organised conferences and workshops on many topics, as genocide, violence against women and the right to philosophy, and designed and developed trainings for local CBOs. In the last 3 years my activities for the civil society were dedicated to the emotional intelligence for the caregivers, through a project established among the Ca' Foscari University of Venice, the Board of the Medical Surgeons of Venice and a local CBO (Libera Associazione di Idee).
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Dissemination materials: poster (A3), poster (A4), postcard .
The reasoner: my interview in the special issue dedicated to the Eidyn Centre.
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- Da cacciator divenne preda. La metamorfosi del soggetto conoscente, tra ricerca appassionata e coglimento estatico (From hunter he became the hunted. The metamorphosis of the cognitive agent, passionate searching and estatic grasping), Ca' Foscari University of Venice, 17 October 2016 (In Italian Language)


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Big Screen 'Masters Of The Universe' Reboot Coming To Theaters In 2019Sony Pictures have announced that they will release a new Masters Of The Universe movie in the winter of 2019. Previous directors who nearly made the film include John Stevenson ( Kung Fu Panda ), Jon M.
Emmanuel Macron picks up endorsement from HollandeIn November 2016, a French court upheld the decision, but ruled he should be allowed to remain the party's honorary president. Since Marine Le Pen announced she was "no longer the president of the National Front".
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Tech demo shows Scorpio's superior graphics at both 4K and 1080pThe Microsoft team also put together a ladybug demo to show how Project Scorpio could boost graphical fidelity in other ways. Project Scorpio releases later this year.
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Bulls, not Celtics, look like the No. 1 seedOn Tuesday , Rondo had a near triple-double before finishing with 11 points, 14 assists and nine rebounds. That changed quickly, though, as the Bulls responded with a 20-4 run. "I felt like that in the first half.
Nintendo Shipped 2.74M Switch Units, Forecasts 10M for Next Fiscal YearIn the next financial year, however, Nintendo expects zero Wii U hardware sales - after all, it's now ceased production. Profit from a new console typically peaks a couple of years after launch when there is a wide choice of game titles.
Jodie, Hopkins pay tribute to Jonathan DemmeYou are truly irreplaceable. "The time I spent with you away from a camera and a stage made a better human out of me". She survives him along with three children, Brooklyn, Ramona and Jos.
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