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Raj Laxmi Palace, Jaipur
Opp. Sanjeevani Hospital, Hem Marg, Radha Vihar, Sodala, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302006
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Raj Laxmi Palace Reviews (20)
It is a very nice and a comfortable hotel. The services are awesome. The food is good. The room is neat and tidy and the rooms are also very comfortable. The location is nice and quite. Overall I would say it was a very nice experience and I would suggest my friends also to go and stay there.
"Simple and decent hotel, stay is perfect "
This hotel is very good and simple, it's near Gopalpura byepass road. Its inside 500 meter near to Green Guest House. Its under construction and half is allocated for the stay purpose. But the constructed part is very well designed and as it is a guest house it is more affordable and the best part of the hotel is its service. It's near to bus stop and the police station and it is 5 km from main Jaipur Ajmer highway. The stay is perfect and the service is best at this price.
"Great stay with good service "
We would like to visit this hotel once again. We experienced royalty and were treated like family. This is a must stay in Jaipur (and Rajasthan). It is very good in Rajasthan. Everyone should once visit. It will change your experience of touring place like desert. It is near from house I prefer to my neighbours to stay there as they are good in service and they having fantastic parking area. I usually go for drinks at night as they have bar with good facilities. The staff and the property are beyond description.
Your hotel is very good. We like the room. The hotel garden is very good. The room service was very good. If we will come in future, we like to stay in your hotel. We like all the arrangements of your hotel. We love your hotel. We enjoyed very much in your hotel.
It is a very good hotel in Rajasthan. Everyone should visit once. It will change your experience of touring place like desert. Rates are parallel to service but there should be more guards for overall services. And it should improve appearance of hotel according to modern world.
"Great hotel to stay with good services"
It is near from house I prefer to my neighbours to stay there as they are good in service and they having fantastic parking area. I usually go for drinks at night as they have bar with good services. I prefer to go there and have some enjoyment too.
"Good hotel to stay in great location "
The staff and the property are beyond description. We experienced royalty and were treated like family. This is a must stay in Jaipur (and Rajasthan). Having dal baati churma like it has never been had before. Great location, great staff, rooms perfect, great little pool, restaurant to die for with a great view. We had one of our best meals here and very reasonably priced. Decor is stunning, real old colonial, excellent!
"Very good hotel to stay and recommended property "
Very good hotel and excellent service. Nice rooms, very good infrastructure and good honesty of the hotel is seen at the time of stay. We hearty recommended all the visitors to visit at least once and please do not need to bargain as their rate are also affordable and the service they give is such a heart beating and at once they are ready to be there when ever they are called. All the visitors are requested to visit the same hotel nothing else very good excellent hotel.
"Very fine hotel with good services"
This is also a very good hotel if you are talking about the food services and other services. All the things are very good. We enjoyed a lot there and we wish to come once again in this hotel and have to feel the same services from the hotel staff. The service is also good and at that time the weather is also good
"Awesome location with delicious and tasteful food available"
Location of the hotel was good and near to the city. Appearance of the hotel was good. Service of this hotel was good. Staff were quick in responds. Food quality at the hotel was good taste with both veg and non-veg. Room was clean, neat and well-maintained with all basic amenities were working in condition. It was an official trip with group. There were no activities found at the hotel. There was no delay while check-in and check-out process.
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"Good hotel with normal budget"
Hotel location was good and it was located in the city. Staff was professional and quick to responding on call. Food was present in the hotel with different varieties and qualities it was fantastic. Outside and inside look of the hotel was good. Room was neat, clean, and proper maintained. They did provide all amenities in the room like TV, AC, geyser, bed, etc, but AC was not running. View point was missing there. Check in and check out procedure was easy. No activities were arranged by the hotel. I am totally satisfied with the amount of money I have spent at the hotel. It was my relaxation holiday in 2013 with my family.
The hotel is amazing or simply it's not a hotel, it's a PALACE. The corridors, the rooms, the interior, everything, you will love this place. On the top of it they have excellent service and the food is mouthwatering although, a little bit spicy but superb. This is simply what Rajasthan is :)
The hotel is amazing. The corridors, the rooms, the interior everything was good, you will love this place. Hotel location was good and it was located in the city. The hotel is an old building but well renovated into a 5-star hotel. We requested for an early check-in, it was approved, we request for a late check-out, it was approved also, even on a off season time, some hotel would not have approved it. The reception personnel were very helpful in advice on what to do in the city. Breakfast were good, with fresh fruits and juices, fried eggs, sliced salmons and everything you would want for breakfast.
"Conveniently located and served tasty food "
Raj Laxmi palace was conveniently located and appearance of the hotel was nice. Every procedure was simple at the time of check in and check out. Provided cab facilities. Rooms were neat and comfortable, food was tasty. Jaipur is an excellent place.
"hotel is fantastic, Staff of hotel is so good."
Our hotel is fantastic. We have enjoy a lot. We have take a good experience in Jaipur. Our Hotel is so good. While we have stayed in hotel, Staff of hotel is so good. Hotel has good pillow also good hotel structure. So almost we have enjoy a very very good.
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When you visit Sochi, be sure to try some 'ice cream in the ass'
In Sochi, Russia, Twitter user Eugene Gourevitch frequented a diner that serves a local favorite, "ice cream in the ass," an ostensibly clumsy translation in attempt to appease the English-speaking folk in town for the shittiest Olympics ever.
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The Michael Jarvis-trained Marrayah is surely better than she showed on her handicap debut at Salisbury when last seen in June and she has to be of interest but a safer option looks to be Chris Wall's ALEQA, who can confirm her liking for seven furlongs and win her third race in four starts racing off just a 3lb higher mark than when scoring at Folkestone last month. Richard Hannon's Our Boy Barrington seems to be in the grip of the handicapper at present and a bigger threat may come from Amanda Perrett's lightly raced Bramshaw, who makes his turf debut on only his third start and represents a stable in fine form. Love Match is strictly held by the selection on running at Folkestone, while Zakiy is another to consider in a competitive contest now that William Haggas has his string going better.
Bramshaw (USA) 7-4fav (9-3) Dwelt, took keen hold, held up towards rear, headway when not clearest of runs over 2f out until entering final 2f, driven over 1f out, stayed on to 2nd final 100 yards until close home, 3rd of 9, 1 1/4l behind Faithful One (9-5) at Kempton 1m hcp 0-85 (4) pol.
Love Match 5-1 (9-7) Steadied in rear, headway over 1f out, soon chasing leaders, stayed on well, never on terms, 3rd of 8, 1 1/2l behind Aleqa (8-11) at Folkestone 7f 3yo hcp 0-80 (4) gf in Aug.
Zakiy 16-1 (8-8) With leader, pushed along over 2f out, driven inside final 2f, stayed on same pace inside final furlong, 4th of 9, 2l behind Kajima (9-2) at Kempton 1m 3yo hcp 0-95 (3) pol in Aug.
Master Mylo (IRE) 25-1 (8-9) Last to break, soon switched right, held up in rear, headway on outside over 2f out, ran on well inside final furlong, just held, 2nd of 13, hd behind Brick Red (9-4) at Kempton 7f hcp 0-85 (4) pol in Aug.
Cuthbert (IRE) 12-1 (9-6) Tracked leaders, ridden to chase winner 2f out, weakened inside final furlong, 5th of 13, 2 1/2l behind For Life (9-10) at Lingfield 7f hcp 0-75 (5) pol in Jul.
Our Boy Barrington (IRE) 9-2 (8-12) Held up in touch, headway on inside from 2f out, chasing leaders when not clear run and switched off rail inside final furlong, driven and not run on, 4th of 9, 1 3/4l behind Mr Irons (9-5) at Salisbury 1m 3yo hcp 0-85 (4) gd in Aug.
Aleqa 15-2 (8-11) Tracked leader, led over 1f out, stayed on well under pressure, won at Folkestone 7f 3yo hcp 0-80 (4) gf in Aug beating Fardyieh (8-8) by 1 1/4l, 8 ran.
Sir Frank Wappat 15-2 (9-7) Held up in 6th, ridden and no response over 2f out, eased when no chance inside final 2f, 8th of 9, 17l behind Chief Red Cloud (9-7) at Ripon 1m hcp 0-75 (5) gd in Aug.
Fawley Green 4-1 (8-13) In touch, headway halfway, soon chasing leaders, never able to challenge, 5th of 8, 2 3/4l behind Aleqa (8-11) at Folkestone 7f 3yo hcp 0-80 (4) gf in Aug.
Marrayah 7-2 (9-8) Mid-division, driven and outpaced 3f out, soon lost place, behind when eased 2f out, virtualy pulled up, last of 9, well behind Moretta Blanche (10-0) at Salisbury 7f flls hcp 0-75 (5) gf in Jun.
Another Magic Man (USA) 8-1 (8-6) Raced wide, took keen hold, in touch, ridden over 2f out, weakened final furlong, 7th of 10, 7l behind Avertis (9-7) at Epsom Downs 7f hcp 0-80 (4) gd in Jul.
Orsett Lad (USA) 9-2 (8-10) Always in rear, 9th of 11, 16l behind Paphos (8-12) at Lingfield 7f hcp (0-55) (6) pol.


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This is one big difference I've noticed after having Charlie. I knew things might be weird once my body got used to regulating itself again. The biggest difference I've noticed is that my cramping is not nearly as bad as it was before I had a baby. Cramps used to put me out for days. The "I'm going to lock myself in my bedroom, watch tv, eat whatever I want and DO NOT TALK TO ME.. unless I need to cuddle" type of thing.
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BankMuscat gears up for the future
BankMuscat (SAOG), the nation's largest bank, is gearing up for the future. The bank, which posted net profit's of RO 45.4 million for the year ended 31 December 2005, (subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals) has just concluded its first International Manager's workshop in the capital region.
Members of the senior management of BankMuscat International (Bahrain), Centurion Bank of Punjab (India), BankMuscat Dubai Representative office and a team from the soon to be opened BankMuscat operations in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia joined a team of professionals from the BankMuscat offices in Oman to deliberate on how the entities could join hands to take the fullest advantage of synergies between them. The three-day workshop also focussed on emerging opportunities across the GCC region and India.
The bank has also recently appointed the $3.5 billion global strategy consulting firm, Booz Allen Hamilton to explore how it can focus greater energies on key and emerging customer segments in Oman and across the region. It is understood that this may result in significant restructuring in senior management portfolios within the organization so as to ensure that the bank has its best resources heading key business positions. This is further expected to help the bank better align itself with its future growth strategy, an imperative to its realizing its local and regional ambitions. BankMuscat has time and again re-affirmed that it is committed to becoming one of the leading banks across the GCC region by the turn of the decade.
With the country having completed its FTA with the United States of America and the year 2006 being referred to as a watershed year before the formal onset of the WTO agreement, industry experts opine the year ahead will see much activity in the banking sector with leading Omani institutions continuing to look beyond the nation's borders and establishing a growing regional presence, even as they consolidate at home.
With assets worth over US $ 5.2 billion, BankMuscat (SAOG) is the largest Bank in Oman today with a strong presence in Corporate Banking, Retail Banking, Investment Banking, Treasury, Private Banking and Asset Management. The Bank has a network of 90 branches in Oman and a representative office in Dubai (UAE). BankMuscat also has a strategic stake in Centurion Bank of Punjab, a private sector bank in India and has recently set up BankMuscat International (BMI) an independent Banking entity that will be focused on becoming a truly GCC regional bank.
The international financial and banking community has lauded BankMuscat's performance and pioneering efforts at setting new standards of excellence in the Banking industry in Oman and in the countries in which it operates across the region for several years now. BankMuscat holds the rare distinction of being voted the 'Best Bank in Oman' by Euromoney and Global Finance Inc., five times in a row and four times by The Banker, FT London. The Bank was also awarded the People Development Award at Oman Awards for Excellence, last year.


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User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux i686; rv:12.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/12.0 Build ID: 20120423122624 Steps to reproduce: Ubuntu 12.04 Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux i686; rv:12.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/12.0 MainUI.html ======================================== <html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function AreaController(areaId) { var area = null; this.append = function(line) { if (area == null) { area = document.getElementById(areaId); } area.value += (line + "\n"); }; this.clear = function() { if (area == null) { area = document.getElementById(areaId); } area.value = ""; }; } leftArea = new AreaController("leftText"); lastTimestamp = "0"; worker = new Worker("WebWorker.js"); worker.onmessage = function(event) { var msg = event.data; var timestamp = msg.split(":")[1]; if (lastTimestamp >= timestamp) { msg += " <<<"; } else { lastTimestamp = timestamp; } leftArea.append(msg); } </script> </head> <body> <textarea id="leftText" rows="30" cols="50" readonly="readonly"></textarea> <br /> <input type="button" value="Clear" onClick="leftArea.clear()"> </body> </html> WebWorker.js ======================================== setInterval(function() { msg = "WebWorker:" + new Date().getTime(); postMessage(msg); }, 1111); Actual results: 1, Within a couple of minutes of running MainUI.html, 2, Firefox pops up a warning dialog (see below), 3, and a message arrives in wrong order of being sent (see "<<<" marked line below). ======================================== Warning: Unresponsive script A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, or you can continue to see if the script will complete. Script: file:///<...>/MainUI.html:28 ======================================== WebWorker:1337810763261 WebWorker:1337810764372 WebWorker:1337810766594 WebWorker:1337810767705 WebWorker:1337810768816 WebWorker:1337810769926 WebWorker:1337810771038 WebWorker:1337810772150 WebWorker:1337810773260 WebWorker:1337810774371 WebWorker:1337810775482 WebWorker:1337810765483 <<< WebWorker:1337810776593 WebWorker:1337810777704 Expected results: The marked message should be 9 lines above its current position as its time stamp suggests.
I think this is just the interaction with the slow script dialog. The message being run when the slow script dialog fires will be delayed until the dialog is closed.
Hi Kyle, I still think this is a wrong behavior and I stated my reasoning below. Hope to see your input soon. I am not sure if the semantics of "messages should be received on the other side in the order of being sent by postMessage()" is defined in the web worker's spec. I'd guess that most of programmers will expect that in normal situations. When it comes to the slowness I'd expect some adjustments like: 1) If a message is slow, all messages after it should wait. 2) If a message is slow and a slow script dialog is being displayed, all messages after it should still wait until either of followings: 2.1) User clicked on Stop script: the message should be discarded, rest of messages continue as usual. This may break the program but user is aware of it. 2.2) User clicked on Continue: then all messages continue to wait until the the message finally arrives or case 2.1 happens on another dialog (I am assuming a slow dialog will display again repeatedly at a certain interval).
Verified that it is still happening in version 13.0.1. However it is less frequent than in version 12. I had to wait for a couple of minutes to see it happen. Version info: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux i686; rv:13.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/13.0.1


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The Hide Herb (Originally Invisibility Herb, or Fading Jenny in the iOS/Android versions) is an item in Dragon Quest III.
The Hide Herb is an item that turns the party invisible temporarily. It can be purchased for 300 gold coins, and sold for 225. The Hero and his/her allies made use of them to sneak into Eginbear Castle to retrieve the Dry Vase, as one of the guards found them to be too lowly to enter.
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...To put this message in context. I sent him a text saying it has been a long time since we last saw each other and I would love it if we could get to know each other better even though I know he works and travels A LOT. This was the response I received...
Ya, I take on too much some times but it's nice to keep my head busy. I am hoping to slow down a little bit soon. I agree it seems like forever ago since we last saw each other. Give me a little more time to straighten my stuff out and we'll meet up again. Enjoy this awesome weather we are having and we'll talk soon ;)"
Does it sound like he is being sincere? Does he really intend to see me again? Is he into me?
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- Sounds platonic/no romance hereVote B
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He wouldn't have mentioned that you two would meet up again, or to wait for him to straighten things out if he didn't think it was deserved. He has stuff to work out that he may not want to involve you in because they are his problems, and bringing you into it might seem unfair. Keep in contact. That was not platonic.11|00|0
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Re: SCOUTS on the Air
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- Yep, we gotta start somewhere.. thanks...
On Wed, 28 Apr 1999, Demos Doulou wrote:
> From: "Demos Doulou" <sdoulou1@...>
> I will be adding SCOUTS to the Pinellas Igate later tonight after I upgrade
> the software. There are not many scouts (other than adults) on aprs
> locally, but the gate will be ready for it.
> Demos KR4US
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bob Bruninga <bruninga@...>
> To: Jon Pearl W4ABC <w4abc@...>
> >From: Bob Bruninga <bruninga@...>
> >
> >On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Jon Pearl W4ABC wrote:
> >
> >> ... Hello to you too Bob.
> >
> >Yes, but Im a newbee here and disappointed to hear there are only 14 of
> >us. I thought there would be hundreds if not thousands on here.. OK,
> >here is what I am doing...
> >
> >1) Encouraging everyone on APRS to add SCOUTS to their message group list
> >2) Encouraging all IGATES to include SCOUTS as a pass-through call
> >3) I just bought 10 FRS radios for my den ($39 each costs less than
> > one Ham dual Bander).
> >4) Im taking these radios to every scout activity (all on channel 1)
> >
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> Attention small business owners:
> http://www.onelist.com
> Did you know that ONElist is a great way for small business owners
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This week's This American Life pays homage to Frank Sinatra. Had he lived, Sinatra would have turned 100 on December 12. The singer died in 1998 at age 82, having lived through most of a century he helped define.
The episode is a pastiche of material This American Life has broadcast before. Most of the program comes from an episode aired in 1997. Judging from these segments, This American Life in its early years—the show has aired since 1995—was less adventurous in its production techniques than it is today. Two of the longest segments are simply authors reading aloud excerpts from writing they've done on Sinatra. For an example of This American Life's relative technical ingenuity today, see our recent review of "Regrets, I've Had a Few"—an episode from 2014 that, incidentally, takes its title from Sinatra's song "My Way".
To listen to an old-school This American Life episode about an old-school singer is to enter an archive of sounds and impressions that earlier generations took for granted as utterly contemporary, even cutting-edge, but which now seem exemplars of sonic simplicity, devoid of special effects or gutsy production. The episode, with its old-fashioned production, and Sinatra, with his saloon crooning, ply the listener with melodies and conversations of a different time. The listener in 2015 can reflect on folks from the 1990s reflecting in turn on a man whose heyday was the 1960s.
The effect the episode gives of entering a time capsule is at its most poignant in act one. The act features Gay Talese reading from his article "Frank Sinatra Has a Cold" (1966). I assume that most young people today will have heard of Frank Sinatra, but it's likely that many people just a few years younger than me—even people who want to enter journalism—have never read Talese. Talese's achievement in "Frank Sinatra Has a Cold" was to create a nuanced, gripping portrait of Sinatra without ever interviewing the star directly. Sinatra declined to talk to him, so Talese instead focused on Sinatra's inner circle.
The article, a pathbreaking example of New Journalism, continues to exert literary influence. It was a crucial template for Marlon James's recent Booker Prize-winning novel A Brief History of Seven Killings (2014), which hovers around Bob Marley in a similar fashion. Talese, for me, represents a moment when "innovation" in journalism referred to literary innovation, not to surmising schemes for digital profit models. He, not just Sinatra, is an icon of a generation that now seems long past.
Act two offers a welcome turn away from biography toward music criticism. In a segment from the 1997 episode, the writer Sarah Vowell issues a plea to television newscasters. She urges them: please, do not commemorate Sinatra's death with his song "My Way". Aside from the unsavoriness of dwelling on obituary newscasts for someone who—at the time—was still alive, the segment impresses with its analysis of some of Sinatra's tunes. If Vowell's subdued, nasal voice sounds familiar, it might be because she voiced Violet in The Incredibles (2005). The third act also attempts some musical analysis, but it flits by in three minutes, almost before the listener can get his bearings.
The fourth act features Michael Ventura reading from his novel The Death of Frank Sinatra (1996). The excerpt has an evocative description of Sinatra singing as an old man, his voice raspy and worn:
"[O]n a high note, the voice cracked. And for an instant, the music soured and the audience flinched as one person. But instead of retreating from that bad sound, Sinatra leaned into it. Sinatra bent the note further into a jazz-like harmony.
And then instead of softening after the mistake, Sinatra held the new note longer and louder, as though diving into it, then took a quick breath and sang the next note, louder still, and fuller, until seamlessly for several bars, it was the voice of 30 or 40 years ago—full and unfettered, resonant and suggestive. Until, again, it began to crack. And again, he used the cracking to modulate back into the voice and style of the old man—on pitch, but raw, one note per beat, sometimes right on the beat, sometimes just off it—keeping the performance tense until, on the last note, the young man's voice returned, as though saluting the old man who sang it."
The run of the sentences bends and winds much as we imagine Sinatra's voice doing. The account recasts an experience all music-listeners will have had: the ambivalence we feel toward a harsh note, a rasping voice, a raw minor chord. These rough notes are where some of vocal art's most expressive moments are found, in part because they remind us that the voice we hear is embodied and therefore somewhat fragile.
The final act tells the story of two East Village neighbors that began to give impromptu Sinatra concerts. One man's interpretation of Sinatra bewitched not only his neighbors; it also enchanted the local police. Instead of shutting down the singing for noise violations, a police cruiser requested "Summer Wind" through a megaphone.
What to say of an episode whose two strongest segments are authors reading their work aloud? Ventura's excerpt is worth listening to in audio: his voice winds and wavers like the Sinatra he describes, and it is unlikely many listeners would want to read his mystery novel in full. And the episode's rich panoply of Sinatra tunes will remind many listeners of songs they haven't heard since childhood. But for a retrospective on Sinatra's life and work the episode is lacking. For one, no segment mentions Sinatra's career as an actor: he won an Oscar for his performance in the Pearl Harbor drama From Here to Eternity (1953). Although the snippets of songs are well-chosen, and Glass's assessment of Sinatra's public image—"half tough guy, half sentimental saloon singer"—astute, I found myself longing to turn off the radio and simply read Talese's Sinatra profile instead.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The photo art for The Who's double-album and film "The Kids Are Alright" features the band members snoozing contentedly underneath a giant British flag and leaning against a monument in New York City's Morningside Park.
From the group that gave musical voice to the painful awkwardness of moving between youth and adulthood, "The Kids Are Alright" confirmed just that -- despite fears from an older generation, the future was indeed secure.
We like to imagine the Nashville Predators' youthful defense corps wrapped similarly in a large Predators jersey, leaning up against the back doors of the Nashville Arena.
Not that Ryan Suter, Shea Weber, Greg Zanon or Dan Hamhuis resemble Pete Townshend, Keith Moon, Roger Daltry or John Entwistle, either physically or musically, especially given the unassuming nature of the four blueliners. But what this youthful quartet has accomplished in a short period of time has sent a similar message to the team's management and coaching staff, as well as to skeptics across the league.
The kids are all right indeed; better than all right, they're pretty darned good.
Team captain Kimmo Timonen laughs at the preseason scouting reports concerning the Predators -- deep and talented up front, terrific goaltending and a very young defensive crew that threatened to be the team's Achilles heel.
"It hasn't turned out that way," Timonen said with a smile. "These guys have been playing like they've been in the league for 10 years."
"Was there trepidation? The answer's yes," GM David Poile said. "We knew they had everything but one key ingredient, and that was experience."
Experience may be a little overrated.
The Predators' young blueliners (four are under the age of 26) all log between 17 and 21 minutes of ice time a night, take regular turns on special teams and have helped the Predators become a top-10 defensive club and Presidents' Trophy contender.
They are crucial components of the league's fourth-ranked penalty-killing unit and they've helped the Predators enjoy the fourth-best winning percentage in one-goal games, often the domain of more experienced teams.
Former Calgary GM Craig Button, now a top scout for the Toronto Maple Leafs, said he wasn't surprised by the success of the young blueliners.
"I'm never surprised with what you're able to accomplish with good players. And they're good players," Button said. Weber and Suter, he added, "are real good competitors."
He did caution that the playoffs are "a whole different animal" and that their lack of experience may then be a factor. "Time will tell whether their lack of experience is going to hurt them," Button said.
• At the ripe old age of 24, Hamhuis is the elder statesman of the four. Now in his third NHL season, the 12th overall pick of the 2001 draft has size (6-foot-1) and a quiet maturity that suggests he'll some day be wearing the C in Nashville. Nashville's leading scorer, Paul Kariya, recalls talking to Brendan Shanahan after last year's World Championships in Latvia. Shanahan had captained the Canadian squad there and he gushed about Hamhuis.
"The first thing he said to me was, 'Dan Hamhuis is an absolute stud,'" Kariya said.
• At 26, Zanon is in his first full NHL season and has established himself as a solid stay-at-home defender who is among the league leaders in blocked shots.
• Suter, 22, has endured perhaps the most difficult transition after coming into the league with the highest expectations. Drafted seventh overall in 2003 and coming from blue-chip American hockey stock (his uncle, Bob Suter, was a member of the 1980 "Miracle on Ice" team and uncle Gary Suter played 17 NHL seasons), Suter has learned the hard way that hard work, not press clippings, are the tickets to ice time under coach Barry Trotz. After being a healthy scratch during last season's playoff run, Suter has rebounded to average more than 20 minutes a night and show he has all the tools to become an NHL star.
• The fourth member of the group, the 21-year-old Weber, may well be the player that has the greatest impact on the long run. At 6-foot-2, 213 pounds, the Sicamous, British Columbia, native is physically imposing and possesses a cannon of a shot that's used on a nightly basis on the Predators' power play. Weber first burst onto the scene with a dominating performance as part of Canada's gold medal-winning junior team in South Dakota in 2004. He is now averaging more than 19 minutes a night and that number will grow as the playoffs approach.
"It starts with drafting. Good players and great people," Kariya said of the group's evolution. "They're quality people and they come to the rink and work hard every day. For young players, that's so critical. With young players, it's all about confidence."
In the new NHL, everything is interconnected like a spider web. You can load up on scoring depth and size -- the Predators did in the offseason, bringing in Jason Arnott, Josef Vasicek (since traded back to Carolina) and J.P. Dumont while shedding veteran defenders like Mark Eaton and Danny Markov. But you can only do that if you have enough depth along the blue line.
Trotz and Poile met last summer to talk about the team's future and how their resources should be distributed.
"At the time, we basically said our young guys are pretty close," Trotz said. "We made the conscious decision to see if they could handle it."
If they were wrong, the team likely would not have been able to pull off the Peter Forsberg deal, which has made them one of a handful of teams considered to be Cup favorites.
But this wasn't a team that threw the kids on the ice and held its breath. The arrival of the young blueliners is the realization of a plan put in place five or six years ago. It's a plan that has two crucial tenants -- top-flight evaluation and development and patience.
Being comfortable with the coaching staff, the workings of the arena, and the team "really helps players perform at ease," Trotz explained.
Weber, for instance, could have played more than the 28 NHL games he logged in Nashville last season.
"But we kept him in Milwaukee," Trotz said. "There are some young guys there we know haven't grown up. It's not going to happen overnight."
Until the recent acquisition of veteran defenseman Vitaly Vishnevski, who was acquired for depth purposes, all six of the every-night defensemen on the Predators' roster (Timonen and Marek Zidlicky round out the group) have played every single NHL game with the team.
"Looking back four years ago, I would never have guessed that the four of us would be here. But David's given us that opportunity," Hamhuis said. "We're definitely a close group of guys."
Recently, the four gathered to watch Vanderbilt's baseball team. On the road, the quartet frequently has dinner together.
"I think we're all pretty similar. We're all pretty quiet," said Suter, the lone American of the group.
Suter rooms with Hamhuis on the road and acknowledges that the Smithers, British Columbia, native is so quiet, you sometimes forget he's there. Weber said he's relied on Hamhuis for advice on and off the ice.
"It gets pretty lonely sometimes when you're living by yourself," Weber acknowledged. "He's a guy I could relate to."
In the beginning, Timonen might have wondered what he could do to help his young colleagues, maybe wonder how they'd hold up. Not anymore.
"I don't think about it anymore. These guys can play," he said. "They know what to do."
Scott Burnside is the NHL writer for ESPN.com.


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It seems to me that a great many people continously butt heads with any form of legislation in place to maintain a certain level of intellectuality on this Wiki. Many people complain about the myriad rules, the many regulations, and the constant vigilance of the moderators, insisting that the system of law and order imposed is too rigid, and not malleable enough to promote a welcoming environment.
But let's be honest.
Without the hard work of the mods, admins, VCROCs, rollbacks and CM's this Wiki would be like so many others. A shambles; a total mess of broken links and troll-infested pages that are no good to anyone on this green earth. The systems, and structured hierarchy in place on this Wiki have resulted in a literary haven for those who care about their stories, and want them to be presented in a clear and orderly fashion. There are a great many very talented writers on this Wiki, some even with the potential to make it as a serious author. All the admins are doing, is attempt to ensure that the high standards thusfar set out by Cleric and the rest of the team, are maintained, promoted and disseminated throught the body of writers and readers that congregate on this website.
I'm not trying to suck up to the admins or curry unnecessary favour for myself, by no means. I'm merely saying that before we complain to an admin that your horrendously edited, badly conceived and reprehensibly formatted pasta has been deleted, just take into consideration the reasons why. Maybe you could take literary advice from a friend or family member or even the Internet to assist you in your quest for grammatical improvement? Maybe you could ask another member of the Wiki to read through it first if you feel like it could use some improvement? Or maybe, and here's a wild, off-the-wall suggestion. How about hitting that spell check button on your word processor? It makes a remarkable difference, I assure you.
So ladies and gentleman, lets cultivate this wonderful, disturbing, creative, twisted, exciting and inspiring community together!
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for example I am just watching this TV show, and a few episodes in, I feel like, ahh this is wasting my time... I know I would be more entertained if I watch Breaking Bad again for the 5th time or which ever episode of The Big Bang Theory...
and it's not just tv shows. take restaurants. once in a while I go to a place I have never been, and whenever you went somewhere that disappoints you, you tell yourself "FUCK why didn't I stick to the restaurant that I know will give me exactly what I expected?"
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A because I get bored with old things00|00|0
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I love trying new shit but I still got a few guidelines as to what I like lol00|00|0


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Like a literal sack of shit. My grades are horrid, my attendance is terrible.. i'm late all the time, and I don't like school so I randomly skip periods & sometimes whole days. I'm barely getting any hours at work, which means I'm not getting a lot of money. People depend on me for stuff, and I can barely depend on myself. I don't want to shower, my room's a mess, & my hair desperately needs to be done. Not to mention the only reason why I skipped school today was because I woke up feeling like sh*t for crashing my mom's car with my two siblings inside. I have no one to talk to about this, and I honestly can feel myself sinking lower and lower into. depression. I don't know what to do
How to deal with feeling like sh*t?
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You definitely sound like you are depressed especially considering you're starting to neglect your own needs. Truthfully these things can be easily fixed. If it feels like they're bringing you down the best way is to tackle them head on. It might seem like work at first but they need to be taken care of.
1. Do you homework each night and turn things in on time.
2. Stop skipping class and school, make sure you're there on time.
3. Pay attention in school, take notes.
4. Look for a new job.
5. Tell people you just can't help.
6. Shower each and every night
7. Clean your room and actively try to keep it clean
8. Brush your hair, try different style. Groom yourself, make yourself feel pretty, paint your nails or something.
9. Talk to your mother. You're holding on to too much guilt. Tell her you're sorry and that you feel bad. Your mom loves you and doesn't want you to feel guilty about anything. Talk to her, tell her you're sorry. Tell your siblings you love them.
You really need to do the opposite of everything you're currently doing. It seems as though you're causing your own misery.00|00|0
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24 in Bathroom Vanity Set with Pyra Bone Porcelain Sink
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Category : Bathroom Vanities
Includes drain assemblies and P-traps. Faucets not included. Engineered to prevent warping and last a lifetime. 12-stage wood preparation, sanding, painting and finishing process. Highly water-resistant low V.O.C. sealed. Unique and striking contemporary design. Deep doweled drawers. Under-mount soft-close drawer slides. Concealed soft-close door hinges. Plenty of storage space. Single-hole faucet mount. Metal exterior hardware with brushed chrome finish. White carrera marble countertop. Made from solid oak hardwood. Minimal assembly required. Mirror: 24 in. W x 32 in. H. Mirror thickness: 5 in.. Vanity: 24 in. W x 19 in. D x 22.75 in. H. Instructions for Handling Counters . Installation Instructions .
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John's Southwest Corn and Zucchini (With a Kick)
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Recipe by Chef Annie Z
A good friend of ours made up this recipe a few years back. I have made it for family gatherings and it has been a huge hit. Always make more than you think you need - it goes fast!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (16 ounce) bag frozen corn
- 3 small zucchini, cut into disks
- 4 tablespoons butter
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- salt and pepper
Directions See How It's Made
- Boil corn until almost done.
- In Frying pan, melt the butter.
- Add the corn and zucchini and fry until zucchini is crisp, tender.
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TYSA will host two forums on prescription drug abuse (6/3/13)
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Oxycodone abuse has become an epidemic on Staten Island. And to help stem prescription drug abuse on the Island, Tackling Youth Substance Abuse is hosting two forums on June 5th and 15th. The forums will address the problems, solutions and approaches to local residents and the communities at large. For more details on times and locations, visit the Staten Island Live (Staten Island Advance) link to find out.
- Who We Serve
- What We Do
- Adoption & Foster Care
- After School & Weekend
- Arts
- Camps
- College Savers Program
- Early Childhood
- Events
- Family Support
- Go!Healthy
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- Juvenile Justice
- Pregnancy Prevention
- Prevention Resource Center
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Grandparent drama
So the people that know about me are still pretty limited. A couple close friends and my sister but that's it.
It's been hard but I'm starting to realize that this is going to be such an incredible disappointment to my parents and I'm going to have to deal with that. My sister asked me last night that when I go facebook official, am I gonna make a big deal about it and rub it in my parents' faces.
Honestly, if they aren't going to get over that this happened, I can't help that. I'm 30 with a job, I'm not a teenager that lives at home. I also don't want to put these vibes out there to a future babe that he/she is shameful and a disappointment that shouldn't be celebrated. Is it the most ideal time? No. Will I be judged as the daughter that got knocked up by her younger boyfriend outside of marriage by my immediate and extended family? Yup. But I can't help that now, it's done and this is the reality.
It's just irritating. I'm still dealing with a bf that, although he's supporting whatever happens, I know he still hopes I make a different decision concerning this pregnancy. His family and my family are going to be so upset. I'm trying to enjoy this pregnancy privately and keeping it to myself but it would be nice to have a familial support system. My sister is excited so that helps but every few days she brings up how much my dad is going to be hurt.
Uuuuuuuuuuugggggghhhhhhh. This baby better be model material and grow up a creative genius for what it's about to put me through :p
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I'm so sorry you have to deal with unsupportive family. I haven't told anyone yet because I am also not expecting a good reaction with this being #5. It makes me so sad that there are people out there who don't view a new baby as a blessing and purely good thing. The fact of the matter is we all grow up in different family circumstances and none of them as a whole are perfect or one more right than another. :hugs:
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Hugs!!! A baby is a blessing and it doesn't matter if you are married or not. I had my first child when I was 17 and was not married. My family didn't like the situation but have always loved her so much. I can honestly say my oldest is the most helpful and wonderful kid a mom could ask for. A BLESSING! Was it hard? Sure! Was it worth it? The judgement by strangers and some family? ABSOLUTELY! Celebrate this pregnancy and baby (God made him or her for a reason). Again, HUGS!!!!
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I'm sorry you are going through that. When I got pregnant with my son Nicholas, my parents flipped out like I was 15 or something. We were both 21, unmarried, but we owned our home and had been together a year and a half. It was like ww3. Bad times. I hope things calm down for you
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I'm sorry that you are going through this. :dothug:
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I'm sorry. I have not told my family because of similar reasons. I was married for several years. We had 5 children together and unfortunately we were not able to stay married. I have a successful career and I am a great mother and while I am not married, they have a good father (my ex-husband.) I have been dating my current boyfriend for 2 years. I just found out last Sunday that I am pregnant. I haven't even told him yet. I don't feel any personal shame over the situation, but it stinks bc I know certain family members will look down on it.
Im actually having a depressed day over it :(
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Thanks for all the encouragement ladies! Although it stinks, it's at least somewhat comforting that some us are in the same boat.
I think that while things are rough now, nine months is a long time and I think by the time the baby is almost here, everyone will really around and be much more supportive. I remember growing up I actually had two girl friends who got pregnant as teenagers in high school. In both situations their parents were DEVASTATED and in one case her parents pushed strongly for abortion. In both cases the babies' father pushed for abortion and everyone was disappointed all around. One girl I was extremely close to used to cry herself to sleep feeling like she disappointed her family because her uncle's and grand parents constantly told her how much much she should be ashamed, etc etc. In both cases my grandmother would point out to me "look at how some girls your age are messing up their lives". But in both cases, by the time the girls were getting ready to deliver, their families pulled a 360 and became supportive for the new baby. Both fathers are still involved in the childrens' lives positively (although one couple is not together) and this is seven years later. I know their situation is nothing like yours (you for example are an adult with a means to support) but I think it does help illustrate that while people can be Sooooo disappointed in the beginning, usually before the baby arrives people start focusing on the new baby's needs. I am so sure that after the initial shock goes away and as the pregnancy progresses you will get the familial support you and the baby deserve.
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(((hugs))) Babies are a blessing, no matter the circumstances they are conceived under. So many things have to go just right for a baby to come about, that when God allows that to happen, the baby is meant to be and has a purpose. :) I'm sure you'll find everything you will go through more than worth it. Hopefully your parents will surprise you with their reaction, if not, then I pray they will eventually come around. For most families, all the feelings fade once they meet the sweet child, if it even takes that long.
I'm also holding out telling family for much longer with this one that our others. It is #5. DH and I didn't plan this, although we know God did, and I dread MILs reaction. She didn't want us to have any more after two! It drives her crazy that we don't include her in family decisions. When we made a big annoucement for #3, she looked at DH and said, in front of everyone, "Well, I told you you're on your own after two. Don't expect me to ever watch or help out with them again..." WHAT??? No congrats, nothing. It made me cry and ruined our special night. So, then with #4, she just shrugged and walked away, no reaction. She almost lost her relationship with DH over what happened with #3's reaction, so I guess she figured what she did with 4 was better, but it was still hurtful. I can't even imagine what she'll say. I'm seriously considering not even telling her until I'm too big to deny, which if this pregnancy goes like my other, I can hide up until 6 months.
My family will be happy, though, as will some of my close friends. Though, even some friends are going to make snide comments/jokes that I'm absolutely going to hate. *sigh*
My advice is to take comfort in knowing that this child is YOURS, you're an adult, you're more than capable of caring for this absolute blessing that God created and has a special purpose for. Announce when you're ready and how you're ready. Do not let anyone steal your joy. All miracles deserve to be celebrated, so cling to those who love you and your baby and will surround you with love and support, family or not.
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Aw, I'm sorry you don't think they'll be supportive :(
I can sit here and say "don't worry about it, it doesn't matter what they feel like" ... in reality, I know you will still care. But tryyyyy not to let it upset/bother you. Like you said, you're 30.- you're an adult. I bet once they get past some possible initial shock, they will embrace it. (I hope they would, anyway).
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You've made your decision & they really have no choice but get over it or lose out on you and your child. I don't get why everyone else feels it's their place to judge grown A adults who are able to deal with the consequences of their actions.
I can't say my family will be unsupportive or mad, but they will probably look at me with a blank stare...for a few seconds. Then again, maybe not since I'm the baby grandchild & NO ONE else wants to have kids...at the last family get together a couple of them joked that I should have another since no one else was!
This will be interesting.
I think my main concern is how my two current sons will take the news.
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Okay, it's so much easier for me to say these things because it's not me, but here we go.....
You cannot worry about what other people think.
You cannot change other people's opinions. They have to be willing to change.
If they choose to view this as a disappointment, then that is they're bad choice and they will have to live with that for the rest of their lives.
I have experienced quite a bit of family drama, including having my father decide to show almost zero interest in me and my daughter. It makes me incredibly sad to know that he has written us off but I refuse -- I absolutely refuse -- to beg someone to love me or my child. Yes, it is our loss too, but he has made this decision and he has to live with it.
I hope that your family comes around and realizes that while the timing isn't perfect, this baby is a true blessing and that they love him/her unconditionally. Give them time to adjust to the news and hopefully you'll see that they really do care.
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Thanks again ladies. It's nice to have such a nice support system here :)
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I'm dreading telling my mom too. She has never been happy about any of my pregnancies. I'm almost 30, we both have great incomes, and are both excited about this baby! But she'll be mad because she still thinks of me as a 13 year old who doesn't know what she's doing with her life. She always gets over it though, so don't be too upset over their initial reaction. It's only temporary. I told my best friend expecting her to make some funny comment on me having four kids and all she said was this will most likely be the end of our friendship since we hardly get to see each other as it is. We've been friends since high school, I didn't think we had an offspring limit for our friendship.
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I hope things go better than what you expect!! Hugs!!!
*Oh and I just realized you changed your username! :D
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Audit and Accounts Manager - Top 20 Firm
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f you are looking for a role that will allow you a wonderfully varied portfolio of work, with clients across a multitude of sectors, then this could be the perfect role for you. A Top 20 firm of Chartered Accountants are looking to bring an Audit and Accounts Manager into the team in their London office, with clear routes for development and progression for the right candidate
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We ♥ web applications!
At mobalean we love to build innovative web services for Japan and the world. Our experience will help transform your ideas into successful online services.
At mobalean we love to build innovative web services for Japan and the world. Our experience will help transform your ideas into successful online services.
Mobalean is lead by Henri Servomaa, the original founder and mobile developer. At Mobalean we strive to develop services which are loved by our clients and users. By working in an agile manner, quickly adapting to changing requirements, we can deliver quickly and often.
Hailing from Finland, Henri has a long history with computers and the internet. With a background in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, he has worked in Japan as Software Developer and System Admin since 2001. In 2005, he joined a company to develop mobile sites for the Japanese market and has been involved in mobile ever since.
Cleve is a Canadian engineer. He came to Tokyo in 1994, and has lived here ever since. He has broad experience as a software developer, which includes development of mainframe software, Internet applications and mobile apps (Android and iOS). He is especially skilled at writing Java applications (vd. Simredo 4, Grafikilo 15). When not programming, Cleve enjoys improv acting and studying languages, such as Latin and Esperanto.
Our strength is crafting web services for both Japanese and international markets. We bring our technical and cultural experience to help you adapt your ideas into successful products.
We develop with Ruby on Rails and use the best agile practices and tools, such as test driven development and continuous integration to achieve quality.
We are the leading provider of technical expertise about the Japanese mobile web. Our Keitai Web Technology Guide is a great starting point for learning about the challenges of Japanese mobile development. Developers can find more technical details in our Ketai-Dev Wiki.
Please contact us with your specific requirements.
Email address: firstname.lastname@example.com
If you prefer to call us, feel free to do so under +81 (0)70-6251-7245
For users of Skype, please call mobalean
It's been a busy six weeks getting mobalean up and running.
Incorporating in Japan is relatively easy and cheap. If you can speak Japanese and are able to register your seal (hanko), you can probably do this work yourself. The whole process took us about a month to complete.
Apart from setting up the company, we've been pursuing development contracts and participating in community events. Since the beginning of the year, we've helped MoMo with their event organization, done system admin work for TLUG and gave a presentation at Ninjava. We intend to continue participating in these events and continue our work in the development community.
As a development company, mobalean needs to keep learning and developing new technology. Sharing is part of this process, so we will post our findings and other experiences on this blog and also use the wiki for more technical details.


text: Mandu ki Imli or Baobab fruit- indore Lights On Light Off Views: 3440 Comments Mandu ki Imli, local parlance for Baobab seeds, is a special kind of tamarind used by the people of Mandu in the State of Madhya Pradesh, India. The fruit which looks like papaya is originally the fruit of Baobab tree and Mandu is the only place in the whole of Asia where one can found Baobab trees. Scientifically known as Adansonia the tree is a native of African lands.The Baobab fruit is considered to be highly nutritious as it is a good source of Vitamin C and calcium. The video shows a roadside vendor selling the Mandu ka Imli and nearby one can also see the fully ripened Baobab tree.Mandu also known as Mandavgad is a ruined city in the Dhar districtof the State of Madhya Pradesh and can be accessible easily from Indore. Besides the monuments the baobab trees of Mandu are major attractions for tourists visiting here. Tags: Mandu ki imli, Baobab seeds, Mandu, Indore, Madhyapradesh, African lands, India, India tourism


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Cryptograf is the main antagonist of Asterix and the Vikings.
Cryptograf is the soothsayer to the Viking chief Timandahaf. He may seem loyal and compassionate, but he is sly, evil, arrogant, manipulative, and conniving. Cryptograf plots with his buffoonish son, Olaf, to seize power over the Vikings by overthrowing the chief and persuades him to marry Abba. He also plans to take out the Champion of Fear, Justforkix, and despite his lust for power, Cryptograf's major flaws are his cowardice and pride.
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I was thrilled when I seen this product and the concept is great. After many months of thinking if whether or not I could or would use it I finally decided it was what I needed so that I don't have to put away an unfinished LO in order to have my scrap area cleaned up to work on something else. I opened the package today and was extremely disappointed to find out it's made out of thin cardboard. $25 for a carboard box, I'm NOT happy. Cardboard doesn't hold up well or for long when used all the time and this product was made for just that...an all the time used product, geez!
If it's accuracy you need then this is the perfect tool set. I have a paper trimmer that doesn't cut straight so I use this extra large matt for cutting straight lines and so many other things that need cutting but don't like to cut with scissors.
It's the most versatile paper to have in our stash of the thousands of pieces of papers we hoard. With all that paper we own we still keep coming back to Bazzill, u can't go wrong with this awesome textured cardstock. It's kinda like a 1 size fits all.
These are a great way to add doodling to ur LO if you're not in the mood for stamping, plus you have more options in designing ur LO with these 12x12 templates.
I love these nicely decorated brads and they come in many colors and of course I had to get them all, now I need the chipboard collection that goes w/this collection of brads. I love the various designs on each brad and the different sizes.
I know realize just how wonderful these fine tip pens are. I had to outline some thin letters and I tried these and since the tip is fine it worked very well. It's a great pen to use for outlining small things for a shadow effect and they don't run like some other pens I've used.
I'd have to say that I use these the most out of all the adhesives I own. Once I start running low I start to worry, so to avoid the worrying I now stock up on these handy little things.
I use this stuff on just about every project I do. It has become a main item I use daily. I can't go w/o it. My favorite things 2 put it on are buttons and Prima flowers. I love the glassy look it gives. I also use on handwriting so long as the lines aren't too thin.
Once I started looking at this collection that I've had for a while I realized it shouldn't have been sitting there on my shelf. I love the color combination and it works well w/many other colors outside this collection. A must have. It's my dd's favorite collection and works great on Christmas LO's.
I used this product on a mini clip board but didn't realize how much I was gona like the product. I love the colors, style and that it matches many other colors outside of this collection. It's my dd's favorite collection. I really must stock up b4 it's gone.
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I love this set because it has some stars attached to swirls which gives your LO a different look. With this set stars never looked so good.
Even though it's a bit hard to use it's still worth it because you get a beautiful leaf. It's not designed to punch all the way through so I use my Xacto knife and with just a few slight cuts I have an awesome leaf. Try using Diamond Glaze over the leaf for a different look.
I've had these for a while but didn't realize just how elegant they were till I used them. Now I need more.
I'm so glad a company finally made LARGE label holders. I love these cuz they can be used in so many ways other than adding little tiny letters or dates. Big enough to add just about anything. My next idea is to add a photo. I sure hope this product stays around for a long time, long enough so I can stock up on them. I see that there are various shapes and colors. Gotta have them all.
For the price you get such a fabulous deal, how can you go wrong with these templates. Need a fancy border? Fiskars has a wide variety of them and all of them are unique. Easy to use, not too mention fun fun fun!
I find I'm using this stuff on EVERYTHING! I love the glass look. Try putting it on your stamped images for an awesome look. I put mine on Prima paper flowers and I use it on journaling so long as the words are large enough for the tip.
I love the textured look these shimmer brads have, which most brads don't have. Now if I can only have these in every color.
Making Memories thinks of so many neat ideas to bring into the world of scrapbooking, card making or altering projects. Love these little guys. I have them in many colors.
It's versatile, easy to use, especially on the go and makes fun or elegant designs on LO's or cards. Add a bit of chalk and you have a fabulous look w/o alot of work.
This is a new color I just bought and so glad I did. Sometimes I want a different look from ink other than browns. This color can transform a piece of cardstock that isn't so appealing in color into something so wonderful. Don't let this color fool you, it's awesome.
Everytime I need to paint something I never have the right color or right shade. These colors seem to match just about all my papers. Perfect for the Shabby Chic or Vintage look mixed w/a modern look. Very versatile.
I didn't realize these journaling pieces could be seperated. After I realized this the fun began. You can dress them up to be elegant or play with them for a fun look. They add spice to any project. The traditional metal label holders are great, these are just as great but with more flexibility.
If ever you need an embellie to soften a LO, these are the one's u'll need. They're so perfect on any type of LO ranging from masculine to feminine to children. I have these in different sizes and shapes.
I'm loving these brads and the designs on them AND they're in the color brown. I'd like to see more brown embellies for scrapbooking. I got these in 3 colors and have added more colors 2 my wishlist. They're absolutely the cutest brads and brads are a favorite item of mine to use on anything.
I didn't realize just how awesome these flowers were till I got them. So glad I ordered 3 jars in different colors. Each set offers a wonderful selection of colors and sizes. These are very addicting. Try using Diamond Glaze or the Glossy Accents on them for a glass look.
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You will never get a straight, yes or no, answer.
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Then just for fun, ask if the whole truth allows the omission of any part of the truth. Then make the assertion that LAW equals JUSTICE.


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After importing a virtual machine into the failover cluster that is managed by the System Center 2012 Virtual Machine Manager SP1 and configuring the virtual machine as highly available in the Failover Cluster Manager console, Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) does not recognize the virtual machine as highly available when viewing virtual machine properties in the VMM console.
This is by design. Virtual Machine Manager refreshes properties related to the high availability of the virtual machines from the failover cluster during the cluster refresh which might take up to 24 hours.
Either wait for VMM to refresh the failover cluster automatically (might take up to 24 hours) or manually refresh the cluster from the VMM console.
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Hey guys :) These are my designs for the Capitol judges to see on Capitol Couture - I hope to be District 2's official stylist! Tell me what you think in the comments, and if you really like them, go to #capitol couture on tumblr and leave your opinions or even reblog! :) Thanks so much for your support!
You can find the full size versions of my designs on my user profile - that way you can actually read the text boxes! Remember to post your feedback and reblog if you can! I need your support if I'm to become the stylist of District 2 :)
This is another other look I designed for District 2 - an interview dress for the female tribute of the Games. The colours grey, black and ivory remind me of my district, which is why I've chosen the earrings and nail polish! Feel free to reblog this by typing in #capitol couture into a search engine, clicking on the first hit and finding my design (you may need to scroll).
Guys - stylists have already been picked for Districts 1, 6 and 12. PLEASE get behind me and show your support by reblogging using the instructions at the beginning of this post!
The pair of boot wedges (for my interview look) have been uploaded - looks like the judges are looking particularly at shoes... REBLOG REBLOG REBLOG!!!!!!
I heard the #2 District Challenge put forth to select the next three district stylists is MAKE-UP :) Here is what I've designed for District 2 .Comments? :)
UPDATE!!! I've found a face template to work with, so this is my final submission! :D
#3 District Style Challenge - Get Peeta Prepped
The challenge? Design the perfect look for Peeta Mellark's interview with Caesar Flickerman.
Thoughts? :D
UPDATE: I've recently created a blog with some helpful links and tips for aspiring designers! Check it out here: http://thehungergames.wikia.com/wiki/User_blog:Rose_Hathaway/Helpful_Links_and_Tips_for_Aspiring_Designers
#4 District Style Challenge - Deck Yourself Out
Come up with a fab ensemble for a Hunger Games viewing party.
<poll> Which of my designs is your favourite? Women's Work Wear Interview Look Make-up Design Casual Look Peeta's Interview Ensemble Hunger Games Viewing Party Look </poll>