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Tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of Mexico City, decrying what they perceive as election fraud in the recent presidential vote.
This could be the opening line of an article posted back in 2006, when protesters blocked snarling traffic and set up an encampment in one of the world's largest cities, claiming that election had been stolen.
And many of the actors in this scene of deja vu, including second place presidential candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador from the left-leaning Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD), have not changed since that election six years ago.
"We have to let the world know there is a clear fraud," Fabiola Zarate, a young voter in Mexico City, tweeted this week. She called on Mexicans, "regardless of their political affiliations", to decry the "imposition" of president-elect Enrique Pena Nieto, from the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), upon the nation's highest office.
Eduardo Huchim, formerly a senior official with the Electoral Institute of Mexico City, and currently a monitor with Civic Alliance, a UN-funded watchdog, told Reforma newspaper that the July 1 election was "perhaps the largest operation of vote buying and coercion in the history of the country". Other observers, and Mexico's electoral authorities, disagree with Huchim's conclusions.
The protesters who took to the streets of Mexico's capital on Saturday accuse the president-elect of receiving unfair support from the country's dominant media, and of buying votes. Smaller protests happened in other states including Jalisco, Morelos, Veracruz and Quintana Roo.
President-elect Pena Nieto told Spain's El Pais newspaper that he "categorically denies" accusations of fraud or unfair support from the major media.
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For the protesters, the results of these demonstrations are almost certain to be the same as in 2006 - the party declared victorious by electoral authorities will take the presidency without much second thought.
In 2006, Felipe Calderon, Mexico's current president from the conservative National Action Party (PAN), claimed victory after winning by fewer than 250,000 votes - a winning margin over Obrador of less than one per cent.
Street protests in 2006, backed by Obrador who camped out in the Zocalo, Mexico City's main square, were a "peaceful movement of civil resistance", PRD spokesperson Camerino Eleazar told Al Jazeera. "The main objective was to channel the energy of 15 million who were disappointed and felt defrauded after the decision of not reviewing ballot boxes."
It did not work, and many Mexicans believed Obrador left his Zocalo encampment looking like an opportunistic sore loser.
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This time around, the difference between the PRI and the PRD is said to be more than three million ballots - or a margin of 6.5 percentage points. Obrador has denied any involvement in Saturday's march - but says he will mount a legal challenge to Pena Nieto's victory.
"I think I only saw two banners of AMLO [Obrador] in the big march," tweeted one young Mexico City resident. "This goes far beyond a candidate."
With 500 certified election observers across the country, Civic Alliance said that 28.4 per cent of people they surveyed had been exposed either to vote buying or coercion, Reforma reported. Seventy one per cent of vote-buying or coercion cases benefited the PRI, according to Civic Alliance, with 17 per cent benefiting the PAN and three per cent benefiting the PRD.
Shoppers at Soriana grocery store, for example, told journalists that PRI officials were handing out gift cards in exchange for votes. Many shoppers complained that they were promised cards worth 500 pesos ($37.50) for their vote, but when they turned up to collect, the vouchers were only worth 100 pesos ($7.50). Giving gifts in order to influence someone's vote is a crime in Mexico.
Eduardo Sanchez, a PRI spokesman, said gift card allegations were a "theatrical representation", mounted by political opponents.
Young voters in Mexico City, a PRD stronghold, have been posting pictures via Twitter of alleged ballot tampering.
Still, this time around, Mexico City's popular mayor, Marcelo Ebrard, who comes from the same PRD party as Obrador, won't want long-term protests and urban encampments to endanger the city's economy.
A public spat between the two men could be bad for the PRD, as Ebrard reportedly has his sights set on running for president on a PRD ticket in 2018.
Additional reporting from Elizabeth Melimopoulos
Source: Al Jazeera and agencies
Analysis: Riding to victory on a longing for earlier stability, Nieto will need to crack down on drug violence.
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Our 2014 Firework Night Display went again very well – the weather was very kind and the turnout was equally good. Our facilities were used to the full with the bar, BBQ area and a fair ground ride in full swing.
Sincere thanks to Mr John Quince who again allowed us to use his farm for parking, this is very much appreciated. The Parish Council also support us by paying the insurance endorsement for the event, thank you.
Much support again from the Trustees and supporters because we could never put on an event of this size without continual volunteers, so again many thanks to all who helped out.
The cricket season is now finished and the youth football is well underway. This year because of the number of teams we are using the paddock behind the pavilion for the first time, thanks to Mr. Graham Carter for his approval for this, although this field is not up to the same standard as the playing field we do intend to invest in the future to bring this up to standard.
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The BPFA Trustees are now working to keep the facilities we have in the best condition as possible, we have set ourselves a very high standard and intend to keep this up this includes the playing field and pavilion. The pavilion has been decorated inside and out but we will continue to move forward and renew as we go along. We are short of storage so this is another area we are looking into.
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Episode PremiereMay 18, 2012
DistributorUSA Network
GenreDrama, Comedy
Show Period2011 - 2012
Production CompanyUniversal Cable Productions
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DirectorAndy Wolk
ScreenwriterJamie Pachino
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- Sarah Shahi as Kate Reed
- Ryan Johnson
- Michael Trucco as Justin Patrick
- Baron Vaughn
- Virginia Williams as Lauren Reed
Determined to do right by new client Cassandre-a nurse accused of negligence and facing deportation-Kate digs deeper into the case between a retirement facility and one of its residents, and discovers something surprising: an accused eco-terrorist who has been on the run for 20 years.
The terrorist-turned-soccer mom, Natalie Roberts, witnessed the accident Cassandre is accused of causing, and could clear the nurse's name by coming forward. The only problem is, if she does that the world will learn that she's actually Christie Mae Larssen, an eco-warrior once involved in a bombing. Though she's now a law-abiding mother of two, Larssen is still a wanted woman, and Kate is legally obligated to turn her in. To keep herself out of jail-and get both Cassandre and Christie-cum-Natalie a fair shake-Kate will need a miracle. Or at least a lot of help from Justin and Ben.
Complicating matters further, an ex of Ben's has turned up as part of the retirement home case, and she'd love nothing more than to see him-and the new object of his affection, Kate-go down in flames. Which, incidentally, is precisely where Kate and Ben's romance seems to be headed now that she's stood him up and ostensibly chosen Justin instead...


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Located in the heart of the Design District, the Rainforest Garden Lounge offers a unique and romantic environment surrounded by flowering bushes and towering bamboos. You can relax on their cushioned couches and tall stools with tables while feeling in the wilderness. The city of Miami offers a variety of art, this architectural masterpiece by Enzo Enea is a copper-color box which finely adds to the style of the surrounding historic Moore building and to the rest of the Miami Design District. At Rainforest Garden Lounge, you can enjoy a refreshing cocktail and the delights of the chefs while feeling in the jungle. This is definitely one of the things to do in Miami.
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El puente Old Rickenbacker Causeway, que enlaza Virginia Key con el continente mantiene unido todo el caos de la ciudad de Miami. Aquí puede ver la gran variedad de cosas que conviven en la ciudad, desde los pescadores alineados con sus cañas en el borde del muelle hasta las aves salvajes que abundan por toda la zona. El antiguo puente ofrece las mejores vistas de la ciudad de Miami.
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Unfortunately, Miami and FLL are not practical in terms of budget travelling. Taxi from the seaport would set you back a sum. if you are coming into FLL it is better to go somewhere near FLL.. Hollywood Beach is a good option, right on the beach, lots of places to eat and you MIGHT be able to get a place to stay around 80 usd?
Hollywood beach is fairly close to FLL airport so that would be an advantage as well. I have stayed in that part many times, and there are reasonable places to eat along the broadwalk: mexican, turkish, vegetarian, organic, middle eastern and even american!
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Hurricane season officially starts on June 1st and ends in November.
Everyone seems concerned with hurricanes and hurricane season when coming to Florida.
It is a fact of life for us, one we're not happy with but grow accustomed to - altough the surge of anxiety certainly runs through our veins each time even a slight disturbance is spotted thousands of miles away, just off the coast of Africa and the local channels jump on it covering it's ever so sloooooow track towards the coastline of the USA.
Hurricanes are divided into 5 categories: Cat 1 with winds of 74 - 95 MPH. No real damage expected (although Wilma last year was reputed to be a Cat 1 and anyone watching the coverage will agree that, next to Andrew, the change in Miami's landscape had never been greater).
Cat 2 with winds of 96 - 110 mph. Storm surges usually 6 - 8 feet (storm surges often cause the largest amounts of death in low lying areas). Roofing material starts to fly off, doors and windows may implode. Signs and mobile homes start to suffer damage. Alot more trees down.
Cat 3 with winds of 111 - 130 mph. Structural damage is now pretty well assured, specially in poorly constructed homes. Utility buildings, larger trees blown down and mobile homes suffering large amounts of damage.
Fondest memory: Cat 4 with winds of 131 - 155 mph. Hurricane Katrina was a 4 (downgraded after a brief stint as a 5). Storm surge now up to 18 ft of water! Walls begin to fail in buildings and complete roofs blown off. Most street signs, large signs such as gas stations, grocery stores, shopping centers are blown away. Anything not tied down becomes a high powered flying projectile.
3 - 6 hours before hurricane actually arrives, any escape routes may be cut off due to heavy rains, storms and gusty winds. Major damage to buildings and homes.
Cat 5 with winds of 155mph or greater - HURRICANE ANDREW...
Anyone having seen or being familiiar with Miami Dade County during Hurricane Andrew will tell you that it is total catastrophic.
Complete roof failure, buildings blown out, mass destruction and great loss of life are all possibilities.
Almost all trees, shrubs and signs are totally stripped and blown down. To awaken to the aftermath of a sustained Cat 5 hurricane is to gaze upon a changed landscape, unrecognizable and seemingly out of an atomic bomb blast.
Although seemingly "cool" when watching it on TV, it is guaranteed to be the scariest moment of your life as you listen to your house fall apart around you, not knowing when it will end.
In case of a hurricane advisory, keep tuned to local news casts and weather alerts.
In case of a mandatory evacuation, designed to get the tourists out of harm's way, please don't be curious or brave. Heed the local expert's advice and evacuate!
Any tourist having to spend part of their vacation cooped up in a hot, uncomfortable shelter then again, days after storm has passed, without electric, food or water will tell you it was NOT the highlight of their trip!
Favorite thing: Cross any street corner in Miami and you're likely to hear the language and music of many cultures; dine in its restaurants and take a mini tour of the world. Although this sophisticated destination boasts miles of wide sandy beaches, Miami offers much more. You can have a cup of cafe con leche in Little Havana, Miami's Cuban community; stroll past art deco architecture in the city's South Beach district (dubbed SoBe); explore trendy Coconut Grove; visit attractions such as the Miami Seaquarium and the Miami Metrozoo, or take a cruise from the 'Cruise Capital of the World.' After sundown, you'll find entertainment so varied you'd have to live here yearround to see it all. Head south of Miami to visit the legendary Florida Keys. These tiny islands, strung together first by nature, next by Henry Flagler's railroad and more recently by The Overseas Highway, seem to be in a time zone and attitude all their own. Jimmy Buffet said it best when he sang, 'changes in latitudes, changes in attitudes, nothing remains quite the same.' You will find your worries disappear as you cruise U.S. 1, with its huge expanses of blue-green water, certainly one of the most scenic drives in the nation.
Favorite thing: When you're here, act like you live here and you'll get a better deal on alomst everything. If you're a girl you'll get into just about every where for free, but if you're a guy bring cash and time to wait in lines ....
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Miami is a great place to relax. If you like the beach and going out every night this is the place to be.
Fondest memory: The sunsets in Miami are unbelivable...
If you are on afternoon (around 6PM) in Miami Beach visiting the Art Deco Distric please take some minutes to cross Ocean Drive Av., go the beach, sit in the warm sand, and stay there contemplaining the sunset. It will be one of those picture moments that you probably won't forget. A Kodak moment...
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Okay so I couldn't help but include a little tidbit about the cruise...the pic is of the guys from Naples (Florida) that we met the first day and hung out with most of the cruise.
Fondest memory: Will always laugh about the crappy weather...being chased by speedo guys...partying with the Naples guys...mini me...the slide and QT in the hot tub...cashing out on 50 cents...sneaking margaritas and vodka...the walk from hell to McDonalds and that damn flower...singing on stage with the band...Sweet Home Alabama...Hugger spanking the lead singer...BAD GIRL, MORE MORE!...the body shots...Carlos and Charlies (but do I actually remember??)...CUTIE PATOOTIE!...that damn wind on the top deck...whatever made me think I could squat 160 pounds?...it's all a blur that I would love to do again!!
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Tuesday- Friday: 10 am - 4 pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
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Llegué a Miami, en Abril del 99. Cuándo comenzamos a aproximarnos en avión, sinceramente me quedé impresionado. Desde el aire se apreciaba un desarrollo frenético de la zona. Grandes avenidas perfectamente dibujadas. Aguas tranquilas y cristalinas. Cientos de canales por los que navegaban miles de yates, barcos, etc.
Fondest memory: Cuidado con 'The Town', el centro finaciero de día, y el centro de la delincuencia de noche. Miami beach, toda una pasada.
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Try to spend some time in this area, full of shops, restaurant, malls and very chic......
Here just a few views of the area from above and the beach......
Fondest memory: The seagulls on the beach.......
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Historian Terry Beckenbaugh maintains that the Civil War was inevitable given the failure of the nation's political leadership to resolve fundamental questions over the nature of the American republic and the meaning of constitutional liberty.
Beckenbaugh examines the leaders of the North and the South, the issues and ideologies that drove debate, and the effect politics had on the war.
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Welcome to Rome! At 5 pm, meet your Tour Director and traveling companions, and leave the hotel for a special welcome dinner with wine at one of Rome's lively restaurants. (Dinner)
Enjoy Globus' unique guided sightseeing, including inside visits to all highlights of religious and ancient Rome: the VATICAN MUSEUMS and SISTINE CHAPEL with Michelangelo's ceiling paintings and The Last Judgment, monumental ST. PETER'S SQUARE and BASILICA to admire Michelangelo's Pietà, the amazing COLOSSEUM, and the ROMAN FORUM, where Roman legions marched in triumph. To make the most of your stay, join our optional Roman Highlights excursion, and see the sites and squares of medieval Rome made famous in the movie Angels & Demons. (Breakfast)
Enter Tuscany and arrive in Pisa to marvel at the legendary Leaning Tower. Take your pictures "pushing back the tower" before continuing to the picturesque town of Lucca, completely surrounded by the original medieval wall, for your overnight stay. Wander through its quaint little streets and tonight, why not join an optional dinner at a local agriturismo? (Breakfast)
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Enjoy a guided walking tour this morning to RIALTO BRIDGE, the Bovolo Spiral Staircase, ST. MARK'S SQUARE, and visit the byzantine BASILICA. Also see lavish Doges' Palace and the Bridge of Sighs, and watch a skilled GLASSBLOWER fashion delicate objects in an age-old traditional manner. Later, you have a chance to join an exciting optional excursions to the colorful island of Burano and a gondola serenade. (Breakfast)
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Daniel Espinosa directed an adaptation of Jens Lapidus' novel, Snabba Cash, nearly three years ago. The film opened in theaters around Sweden back in January 2010, but is only now making it to the U.S. (with a new title, Easy Money). Of course, the reason this movie is getting a domestic release at all is because both Espinosa (Safe House) and Easy Money lead Joel Kinnaman (The Killing) are rising names in Hollywood right now.
In fact, the U.S. trailer for Easy Money is almost more about promoting the names involved with the film in some capacity (as opposed to, the actual movie). Those power players include Martin Scorsese – who's earned a "presented by" credit, for his efforts – and Lapidus, whose international best-selling source material has earned adoration from well-known, respectable types like author James Ellroy (L.A. Confidential, Street Kings).
Kinnaman was dubbed Best Actor during the 2011 Guldbagge Awards (which are run by the Swedish Film Institute), while Easy Money also took home prizes for casting and cinematography. The movie does look well-constructed visually, based on the fragments of footage included in the official trailer. Kinnaman has already begun to establish himself as a solid leading man, thanks to his work on The Killing (and brief, but memorable turn in Safe House). Easy Money will also provide yet another example of Kinnaman's acting abilities – before he headlines next year's RoboCop reboot/remake.
Snabba Cash II is already due to open in Sweden later this summer. So, chances are good: those in the U.S. who check out Easy Money (and enjoy it) won't have to wait an extra two years for the followup.
Easy Money begins a limited theatrical release in the U.S. on July 11th, 2012.
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Formerly known as the Australian Federation of University Women Inc., AFGW is the national voice of graduate women working through initiatives in Education for the advancement and wellbeing of women and girls. We link women across Australia through our State and Territory Associations (STAs) and local branches to work in friendship, cooperation and understanding with each other and the network of women graduates worldwide.
Through Graduate Women International – formerly International Federation of University Women (IFUW) we work with women graduates across all cultures, all fields of study, all professions and all generations to empower women and girls through lifelong education for leadership, decision-making and peace. AFGW Inc. number almost 600 members in all state and territories. New South Wales and Queensland also have active branches, each with its own activities. Some STAs and branches hire academic regalia for graduation ceremonies, to raise funds for our generous fellowships, grants, and bursaries.
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Broad Vision: The Art & Science of Looking
3 May 2011 – 15 May 2011
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Open daily, 9am - 5pm
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Free entrance
- University of Westminster, Watford Rd,
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- United Kingdom
- www.westminster.ac.uk/london-gallery-west
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AboutEye, brain, hand; camera, computer, screen; looking, seeing, interpreting: Welcome to Broad Vision. Does what we know influence how we look? Does technology influence what we see? Do our roles determine how we interpret? Thirty-three student and staff researchers from six disciplines across four Schools at the University of Westminster have been investigating these questions. Broad Vision brings together researchers from the diverse disciplines of Photographic Arts, Imaging Science, Illustration, Computer Science, Psychology and Biomedical Science. Microscopy and imaging technologies are utilised to explore themes of scale and abstraction, seeking and analysing, science and art. Students with open eyes and open minds have been taking the laboratory into the studio and the studio into the laboratory. Crossing boundaries, engaging with different but related disciplines, forming interdisciplinary project groups; by seeing through the eyes of others, participants have developed ways of sharing, developing and communicating their subject-specific knowledge in novel and exciting ways. The final phase of Broad Vision is a gallery residency, during which the process continues: scientific experiment meets creative process, culminating with a multi-platform exhibition of artefacts from the experiments and interactions, and documentation of the working processes. The exhibition is accompanied by a programme of public workshops, talks and experiments. SYMPOSIUM: Thursday 5 May 2011, 2 5pm Join the staff and student researchers to discuss the educational perspectives of the project, and the opportunities and challenges of working across disciplines. Free of charge please contact the gallery to book.
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Church volunteers thwart father-son robbers at Bingo
One of the men pulled the trigger, revealing that the gun was fake, and an unimpressed volunteer stepped in
By Michael Rosenfield
NBC Boston
NASHUA, N.H. — A father and son have been arrested in connection with an armed robbery at a bingo game in Nashua, New Hampshire.
One of the bingo volunteers tells WBZ-TV he was counting money and getting payouts ready when the suspect came in to the bingo office.
The suspect, identified as 46-year-old Charles Preston, then allegedly flashed a gun and said 'This ain't a joke, put the (expletive) money in the bag.'" The volunteer says the church members were stunned.
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July 31, 1923.
M. E. THEISS EMBLEM HOLDER FOR AUTOMOBILE FENDERS Filed Jan. 14, 1922 n N m T T .A
Patented July 31, 1923.
EMBLEM HOLDER FOR Application filed January 14, 1922.
T 0 all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, MARY E. THEISB, a citizen of the United States, residing at llarrensburg, in the county of Johnson and State of Missouri, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Emblem Holders for Automobile Fenders, of which the following is a specification.
This invention has reference to emblem holders for automobile fenders and its object is to provide a device which may be attached directly to an automobile fender and hold the emblem rigidly in position for display. The emblem holder is so constructed as to be attached directly to the fender in such manner as to be readily adjusted in the desired position.
In accordance with the invention, the emblem holder comprises a clamp adapted to either a straight or inclined automobile fender and may be readily placed in such manner that the emblem post is held in an upright position. In order to facilitate the attachment of the emblem holder, it is made in two parts readily clamped in position by means of thumb screws and provision is made for such adjustment as may be necessary.
The invention will be best understood from a consideration of the following detailed description taken-in connection with the accompanying drawings forming part of the specification with the understanding that the invention is not confined in its practical embodiment to any strict conformity with the showing of the drawings but ma be changed and modified so long as sucli changes andmodifications mark no material departure from the salient features of the invention as expressed in the attached claims.
In the drawings Figure 1 is a perspective view of the emblem holder attached to an automobile fender, Fig. 2 is a section on the line 22 of Fig. 1,
Fig. 3 is a section on the line 3-3 of AUTOMOBILE FENDERS.
Serial No. 529,279.
an elongated narrow strip of sheet metal bent upon itself intermediately of its length, the metal strip being of spring metal so as to have a normal tendency to separate. The clamp member 2 is relatively narrow and of double thickness with one end bent upon itself into a curve of arcuate shape indi-' cated at 4, and lengthwise to this curved portion 4 is a longitudinal slot 5 formed in both members of the curve to receive a screw 6 terminating at one end in a thumb screw 7 and at the other end traversing a nut 8 lodged in the concaved side of the curve 4. Beyond the curve 4 the two members of the clamp 52 have a natural tendency to spread apart so as to readily embrace the fender 1 lodged between them. One member of clamp 2 has a passage 9 through it and the other member of the clamp 2 has a nut 10 formed thereon to give suflicient body for the stem 11 pressed on the thumb screw 12 whereby the two expanding members of the clamp 2 where embracing the fender l have abundant bearing to draw the clamp 2 into firm engagement with the fender 1.
The thumb screw stem 6 traversing the slot 4 and provided with the clamp nut 8 also passes through the clamp 3 pierced by a perforation 13 to accommodate the stem 6, such perforation being located near one end of the clamp 3. The clamp 3 is formed of a single strip of spring metal bent upon itself intermediately of its length and at the end remote from that traversed by the thumb screw stem 6 is provided with a curved portion 14 so as to bend away from the other half of the clamp 3 to accommodate a stem 15 of an emblem holder, but this stem is merely indicated in the drawings in Figs. 1 and 3 in dotted lines.
Adjacent to the outer end of the clamp 3 it is traversed by the stem 16 of a thumb screw 17 and this stem has a bearing in a nut 18 to give ample support for the stem 16.
The construction is such that the thumb screw 17 will force the curved portion 14 firmly against the post 15 and thus clamp the post 15 against accidental displacement in any desired position of adjustment.
In an automobile it is of course important that the emblem holder should be firmly held in any desired position of adjustment and this adjustment should be changeable at will and also be resistant to any accidental displacement which might be caused under the exigencies of use.
I l Q When it is desirable to readjust or change the emblem, it is only necessary to loosen either or both of the thumb screws traversing' the clamps 2 end 3 and after the adjustments have been made, the clamps may he readily tightened'in position by the proper manipulation of the thumb screws.
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posted by Alvaro Zinos-Amaro at Wednesday 21 January 2015 @ 10:39 pm BST
In December 2014 I approached our esteemed panelists with the following:
On his blog Michael Swanwick recently addressed a reader-inspired question: "How do I cope with the despair endemic upon being an unpublished or little-published writer?" In an essay first published in 1991, Robert Silverberg wrote about spending his adult life as a successful professional writer but still facing the "long despair of nothing well." The word "despair," and related terms, like "defeat" and "depression," appear with some frequency in discussions of writing.
My question for this group is: if this is something you experience, how do *you* cope with despair as it relates to your professional SF/F/H endeavors (writing, reviewing, editing, scholarship, etc.)?
Are your coping methods now the same or different as when you were unpublished/little-published/trying to break in?
Cat Rambo
Strangely enough, when I am feeling particularly angsty, I mail Michael Swanwick, who was one of my Clarion West instructors. I mail him a long tortured letter and then he mails back and tells me to go write.
Paul Graham Raven
The most honest answer in my case is probably "scuttle sideways into a world where there's marginally better odds of landing a regular paycheck given your skillset"–with the rueful caveat that I'm fully aware that the academy isn't exactly a stable employment market for the majority of its participating Rational Actors, but also that I'm too old to pass the eye-candy selection standards at Starbucks.
More true to the spirit of the question: deadlines are the great and final motivator. A promise to deliver must be fulfilled, and commissions–regular or irregular, paid or otherwise–bring a certain productive rhythm to one's writing life, and also provide a justification for sustaining it, if that doesn't sound too pompous. (It totally does, but whatevs.) So I guess volunteering for things is a good motivator, as is reading new stuff by writers who inspire you, and stuff by writers you think are idiots. Whatever warms the engine-block, right?
But getting yourself into writing the stuff you're always promising yourself you'll write, those odd-ball back-burner secret pet projects that you've poked at for half a decade or so, but never have time to work on properly because you have to pay the rent and writing? Damned if I know–if anyone's got tips, I plan to copy them down!
Jeffrey Ford
Honestly, I never felt despair when I was unpublished. Writing was too much fun. It was a lot of the other shit in life that at times caused despair, but even then, not much. It took me ten years of writing without much acknowledgement before things took off. I wouldn't trade that time for the world. Also, I was young and basically didn't give a fuck. I'd decided I was gonna write come hell or high water. When you have kids, though, things get deep pretty quickly. Then I had a full time job where I taught five classes a semester and drove an hour and a half each way to work and back. Writing time was precious, but I used the drive to think up story ideas and my students, to a great extent, taught me a lot about writing. Writing has never made me feel despair. Sometimes frustration. But often elation and accomplishment as well. Only bad things happening to the people I love can really get me down. In these situations, writing has saved me more times than not.
Cecelia Holland
Despair is part of my process. I don't get into the meat of the story until I've destroyed all I already know about it and am reduced to sitting, staring out a window, and eating chocolate chip cookies. Then, against my will, drop by drop like acid falling on the heart, through the awful grace of god, comes wisdom. Read more »
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I worry a lot.
My husband is always telling me, "Stop worrying." But then I worry about worrying.
It's very worrisome.
My biggest worry is probably the same as most parents out there: my children. What they're eating? What they're watching? How much they're eating? How much they're watching? Are they learning enough at home? Are they learning enough at school? Do they have friends? Do they feel loved?
And for crying out loud, are they ever going to stop picking their noses?
As I've sat and thought (and worried) about who and what is influencing my boys, I came across an interesting article from Forbes titled "7 Crippling Parenting Behaviors that Keep Children from Growing into Leaders."
And, of course, I panicked because more than likely, I'm hindering them in some way. But as I read through the article, I found that even though I can most definitely improve on some behaviors, I have been well prepared to face the difficulties of modern parenting because of the love and instruction I received as a child.
According to Forbes contributor Kathy Caprino, one of the behaviors to watch out for is "rescu(ing) too quickly."
I remember playing outside for hours and hours as a child. I always think my kids will get bored if I don't have every second of every day planned, but when I think back on my childhood, most of my "free time" was play time.
In elementary school, we had huge trees that grew up on the field behind our school. Every recess in early autumn and spring was spent up in those trees. We used to pretend we were falling and have one of the girls run and get a boy to "rescue" us. We would climb up to the highest branch, swing our legs over and hang over the edge.
That was probably pretty dangerous.
But we grew confident in our abilities and didn't really think about falling. After all, even if we did, there was a very strong and capable fourth-grader waiting at the bottom with open arms.
I have often thought about my boys climbing trees and how nervous I'd be if I saw them do what I did. But I also think of the adventure and boost of self-confidence and assuredness that came from something as simple as climbing a tree.
I don't think it's allowed at my old school anymore. And while I understand the practical and legal reasons, I think it's a bit of a shame. Is over protecting worse than a broken arm? Hmm.
Another hindering behavior, according to Caprino, is that "we rave too easily."
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He looked at me, then looked at the picture. "Um, it's a river."
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Hauconcourt is a great place to stay while you are in Moselle as a large number of the area's main attractions are within easy reach. Two of the most interesting places to see are the marvelous Musee de la Moto et du Velo and the remarkablermapolis. Two other recommended attractions that are within a short distance of Hauconcourt are Comedy Square and the Musee de la Cour d'Or.
Do make the effort to see some of the nearby museums and galleries, which help make the area the special place it is. Visit the interactive and traditional museums and exhibit spaces Centre Pompidou-Metz in Metz.
Spend an afternoon with fellow sports fans at Stade Municipal Saint-Symphorien, Metz, cheering on local favorites, the Football Club de Metz. On game days follow the river of red and white, to the stadium, then after the full-time hooter blows, join fans at a nearby pub, bar or cafe and relive the action over a friendly drink or two.
After a day taking in the sights around Hauconcourt, relax for the night at one of the area's bed-and-breakfasts, hotels or short-stay apartments. The Novotel Metz Centre, the Novotel Metz Hauconcourt, Maizieres-les-Metz and the Campanile Thionville - Yutz are among the most popular accommodation options here.


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I`ve read the kind-of-bad reviews for this place, and I guess that they really improved the museum in the last months. I would still say that 7 € is really expensive for a museum...
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I`ve read the kind-of-bad reviews for this place, and I guess that they really improved the museum in the last months. I would still say that 7 € is really expensive for a museum in slovakia, but not extremely much. You pay four € for the natural history museum, and other museums are also around 4-5 €.
When I visited...
I was quite taken with this small but well represented museum that pays respect to Jewish culture. The display as you enters provides a sobering description of how the Jews of Slovakia were systematically rounded up and all perished during the Holocaust.
The museum on the upper floors showcases Jewish artifacts and is a wonderful educational display, especially for non-Jews.
Lots of Jewish history in this part of the world but this place doesn't display it well. Boring artefacts with little explanation in English and a weird section on Bulgarian Jews said a lot about the museum. I wouldn't bother going unless you really want to.
When I visited it wasn't clear to me how much admission was. The person in front of me paid just €2, when it was my turn I was told €7. I asked why the person in front could pay less and me more, the reply was "you come from a rich country so you pay more". I was speechless and...
I confess, I am a history buff, and perhaps expect more in a museum that some. However, in all of my travels, this is positively the worst museum that I have ever visited, and for several reasons:
1. Overpriced: The average museum entrance fee in Bratislava is 2 Euros. This "museum" charges 7 Euros. When I asked at the front...
Please check before you visit as they have a habit of closing for no apparent reason and it is rather difficult to locate in the first place.
Whereas most museums in Bratislava cost 2 euros for seniors there is no reduced price for this ,it is 7euros.The couple ahead of me clearly werent interested in paying that price and unsurprisingly i was the only person in the museum.The museum comprises 4 rooms on the first and second floors.There are the usual artefacts such as prayer shawls candelsticks...
Fascinating glimpse into the past, especially as Jewish family life always so traditional. Beautiful old house and synagogue and small garden.
very interesting....get to know all about the jewish community before and after the world war II through the communist times till today.
very interesting
We stayed in the hotel IBIS which is right around the corner. At first glance this museum may not look open- but push the door as it is! Wonderful people run the museum and with a mix of English and Slovak they will show you up stair and you can walk around 3 floors of museum. Perfect english guilds are...
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