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For this tutorial, I chose a simple pattern that even the beginner tyer can handle, the WD-40. Modifying this pattern from the original, I chose Coq de Leon fibers for the tail and wing case. The addition of this fiber adds to the durability of the pattern, plus the fibers are mottled with great coloration. This specific pattern is tied a chocolate brown, but don't be afraid to also try black, olive, grey, and anything else would be representational on your home waters. Thanks for viewing, and feel free to leave comments/questions on this YouTube page or email me: email@example.com
A short fly tying video showing how to tie a Fall Special Nymph. This bead head fly is tied using a #16 nymph hook, but this simple pattern can be tied to match the hatch. I use the Fall Special just about all year, and especially August through October. I believe that this pattern looks like a drowned PMD Spinner or perhaps a struggling nymph. This fly will work best whenever you see brown or rusty spinners over the water. If you have ever considered fly fishing in the Colorado Rockies, this is your year. Recent years of low water have made the hatches bountiful and long lasting.
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A Little Red Bead Head is one of the best nymphs for trout everywhere. This little mayfly imitation can be used year round but works best in the Spring and Summer, especally during the PMD Hatch. Similar bead head flies include the Copper John's and Carrot Nymph in sizes #16 - #20. As simple as it looks to tie, this easy nymph pattern will catch fish. Capt. Matt is a fly fishing guide out of Aspen, Colorado. Guided float trips are a sure way to have success in a most beautiful setting. Go to http://riplips.com for information and booking.
This is one of my favorite patterns tied by John Barr. This particular pattern, as well as other classic Barr patterns can be found in his book, Barr's Flies. The bouface is tied to mimic a leech and can be tied in many different color variations. The combination of squirrel hair, flashabou and marabou makes this an excellent fish catching pattern.
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i have not eaten here as prices are a little out of my budget for food but a great place to relax and have a beer in the evening. its clean with a great atmosphere and friendly attentve staff
i have not eaten here as prices are a little out of my budget for food but a great place to relax and have a beer in the evening. its clean with a great atmosphere and friendly attentve staff
We loved sitting here watching four wheel drives competing with camels and donkeys on the street. The food was good. The portions huge. Scampi was enough for three people. Baked aubergine turned out to be a dip. Nice experience
Food was average, but was a bit put off when a local brought his camel into the open air seating area we were in.
Had a week in Aqaba and for me and my wife this was our favourite location Maybe we had slightly better food, maybe bit cheaper prices but for a laid back pleasant experience with friendly staff and good Jordanian red wine this was the best
Ate here on two separate nights on the recommendation of a local. Good selection of local wines. Reasonably priced beer. Great people watching, great location. We tried two types of hummous, one with hot lamb and one with extra garlic. Both were great. My wife doesn't really care much for fish, but she loved the sayudieh, as did I. I... More
Aqaba is small sea town when it come to tourist areas , with beach being so crowded and not even clean , people need to look for some other nice hangout and ali baba seems to be one ... its located in one of central place , every corner you come end up seeing it full of people ... food... More
This restaurant seems to be the hub of AQABA town. In the midst of all the hustle and bustle of this busy Jordanian Port the feed is surprisingly good and the service to match. A great tour starting and/or a meeting point.
Decided to go as the menu looked ok and the location was good in the centre if town. Everything fine. The Mixed Grill served whilst two members of our group still eating starters a bit naughty... I suppose a bit expensive for what we had. Maybe Captain's table a better option? Best bit? The Mount Nebo Sauvignan B. Very good... More
I have heard a lot about this restaurant before and I wanted to try it! The food was OK but nothing special. The waiter repeated our order while we were a group of 10. But when he delivered the meal he took one more meal although we told it was not for us. We repeated again that it was not... More
We were recommended Ali Baba as a fish + traditional food, and this is what we had - to the highest quality, dining al fresco with camels riding in front of us (not too happy with the many cars, though!). Very kind service, very low price. Highly recommended!
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"Inspired by a reaction to a special issue of Perspectives in Education, contributors (affiliations not stated) synthesize work done in several professions and disciplines on applying emotional intelligence in education. They consider such aspects as its importance, emotionally intelligent parenting, steps in developing a community-based teacher training program designed to educate children to be emotionally intelligent, and the most popular measures of assessing emotional intelligence in adults."–Reference & Research Book News
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"I am particularly impressed by the way in which emotional intelligence has been explored and articulated in the edited book Educating People to Be Emotionally Intelligent. The authors lay a foundation by defining terms and describing the wide range of empirical support for both the concept and for emotional intelligence training. Building on this foundation, the authors go on to illustrate how emotional intelligence can be applied with different age levels and in a variety of different settings (schools, community training, organizations, mental health and psychotherapy).This book will be of considerable interest to theoreticians and practitioners in many different settings."–Norman Amundson, Professor and Deputy Head of the Department of Educational and Counseling Psychology at the University of British Columbia and Editor of the Journal of Employment Counseling
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Seaward Villas in Cherry Grove Beach
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Great Place in The Sun For The Sandy Beach Lover
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Tips to Protect Yourself from Healthcare fraud 1 MAP HELPLINE: 1.800.763.2828 MAP WEBSITE: map.oid.ok.gov Three things to look for on your billing statement: • Services that weren't ordered by the doctor • Billing for the same thing twice • Charges for something you did not get 12 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Do your homework and talk to your health care provider before buying or investing in internet "cure-all" or "miracle" products or services. Don't keep mail in your mailbox for more than one day. People steal personal information right out of your mailbox. Rip up or shred your Medicare or other health care papers and other important documents before throwing them away. CROOKS GO THROUGH THE TRASH! Treat your Medicare & Social Security numbers like credit cards. If someone offers to buy your Medicare or social security number, don't do it ... it's simply not worth it. Only visit your personal doctor, hospital or clinic for medical help. Only they should make referrals for special equipment, services or medicine. Never show anyone your medical or prescription records without first talking to your doctor or pharmacist. If someone calls and tries to threaten or pressure you into something – SIMPLY HANG UP THE PHONE. If someone comes to your door and says they are from Medicare or some other health care company SHUT THE DOOR ... IT'S SHREWD TO BE RUDE! 9 10 11 12 Remember that "Medicare" does not sell anything. READ your Medicare summary notice or healthcare billing statement! This is the piece of mail stamped "This is not a bill" that comes after you get medical care. If you suspect an error, fraud or abuse related to health care, gather the facts and report it. Follow your instincts – if it seems too good to be true, it usually is!
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Getting this message when I try mount a dd image off my eSATA drive. Any thoughts?
"You need to format the disk in drive H: before you can use it"
Getting this message when I try mount a dd image off my eSATA drive. Any thoughts?
"You need to format the disk in drive H: before you can use it"
Normally means you have selected the wrong options when mounting the drive, or you are mounting a file system Windows doesn't understand.
Was the drive formatted before you imaged it?
What file system was it formatted with? (e.g. FAT, EXT, NTFS).
Was it a single partition?
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Ah, okay, I see. Have to mount the partitions individually. Thanks for the help.
Is there a way to get past the NTFS permissions? (it's my own drive that I imaged and am testing on it)
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Otherwise if you are interested in some beta testing we can send you a early release of OSF V1.1 that does direct image access, without need to mount the image with a drive letter.
Hi Mark (happy new year) i'm interested (very interested) to try the version with direct access to drive image (maybe you remember i asked you for this feature very long ago ...)
I sent you a direct E-mail with a download link.
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I've located a bit of 16mm film - about 3mins all told - which features some behind-the-scenes shots from Dark Crystal, Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, intercut with clips from the finished films (plus a bit of The Great Muppet Caper for some reason) and a brief clip of Jim Henson talking.
It's been suggested that this may be an excerpt from Classic Creatures: Return of the Jedi, but not having seen this I can't confirm. Does the above sound at all familiar to anyone? If it's taken from a documentary then it's probably of little interest, but if it's unique then I shall see about getting it put onto video.
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Classic Creatures is on youtube in various versions: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6viLdh5nXQ
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That's it - thankyou very much! The film I have is from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWYT3UReBiU&feature=relmfu , starts about 50 seconds into the clip and runs for 3 minutes.


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Acids and Bases (Encyclopedia of Science)
Acids and bases are chemical compounds that have distinctive properties in water solution. The sour taste of a lemon, lime, or grapefruit, for example, is caused by citric acid. The slippery feel of ammonia, a common base, is characteristic of all bases. One of the most interesting properties of acids and bases is the way they react with indicators. An indicator is a material that changes color in the presence of an acid or a base. For instance, the hydrangea flower can be either pink or blue, depending on the amount of acid or base present in the soil in which it is planted.
Acids and bases have been known since prehistoric times. Vinegar, for example, is a water solution of acetic acid that has been used for centuries. The first modern definitions for acids and bases were suggested by Swedish chemist Svante Arrhenius (1859927). Arrhenius proposed that acids be defined as chemicals that produce positively charged hydrogen ions, H+, in water. By comparison, he suggested that bases are compounds that produce negatively charged hydroxide ions, OH/sup>, in water. Acids and bases react with each other in a reaction called neutralization. In a neutralization reaction, the hydrogen ion from an acid and the hydroxide ion from a base react to form a molecule of water:
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the pc version, not psx or emulator.
he has done beta scenes for the psx version though.
I know this is an off-topic request (sort of), but does anyone have a working link for that .rar file containing all of the "1.5" prototype backgrounds extracted from the Biohazard 2 Trial Edition disc?
Last edited by Anthaemia.; 06-21-2012 at 01:52 PM.
Preferably just the 1.5 backgrounds...
the full rip of the trial game by markgrass:
ldr r0,=Germany
ldr r0,[r0]
Ack! It takes me to a site that I don't know about. Alternate URL please?
http://bayfiles.com/file/e62Z/RncqFp/BH_2_Trial.rar :)
maybe multiupload is banned on assemblergames.
Last edited by discworld; 06-23-2012 at 07:11 AM.
ldr r0,=Germany
ldr r0,[r0]
Just letting you all know that link works for me...
Last edited by Anthaemia.; 06-23-2012 at 02:06 PM.
It works for me as well.
Can't wait for the day we get to see the RPD/Sewer photos first hand
Resident Evil: Distant Memories http://team96blog.blogspot.com.au/ - A New Dawn on an Era.
Definitively no. You wouldn't get news on something that has been clearly leaked without permission.
im so exited, i check this thread two times every day. :)
ldr r0,=Germany
ldr r0,[r0]
I would like also play this version of RE 1.5
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I'm looking for Resident Evil 3.5 (BioHazard 4 "Progenitor" and/or "Hallucination" Version) or scans, articles, interviews... Thank you !
Let me get this straight. An anonymous group/person is translating RE 1.5 into English and is drip feeding images onto Facebook?
I can only suspect they are translating it for the purpose of release as I can't see why they would make the effort otherwise. If they were to release ONLY the translated/modified version the original Japanese 1.5 version they (presumably) own would retain it's value on the collector's market.
Am I making any sense?
Wait what? Who's translating 1.5 on facebook!? Links? Anything?
Well, John was textured and the Japanese font replaced with another one, but there's no screenshot making it clear that they are translating it, in English or in any other languages. It's not exactly sure what they are trying to do in detail; only time will tell.
Well, IMHO, the translated title screen is more than enough proof that they're translating the game. =)
As for the links asking, let's not go into that.
The RE community is showing a great ammount of maturity this time and it would be too sad to see a chance like this one being jeopardized by putting links around, easily accessible for some few rabid RE fans to stalk/spam/threat the group working on the project.
It's a waiting game.. but if this means that we'll finally get to play the proto in the end, sure it's worth it. ;)
Last edited by RedRonin; 06-27-2012 at 11:51 AM.
That title screen pictures been around for years, as far as i remember it's fake, and the in game one is a mod i believe. There's been so much trash thrown around this game it's hard to remember where each piece came from


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Imperialist political entities have commonly displaced people in masses throughout history. In the Iron Age, the Assyrian Empire used mass deportations as a routine strategy for purposes of political domination. Assyrian deportations are studied almost exclusively through Assyrian historical texts and Biblical sources. Such studies are useful, but also complicated by ideological biases in the past and the present. Archaeological methodologies can complement analyses of historical sources, which are not interested in what happened to people after resettlement. More than 30 small single-period Iron Age sites dating to 9th to 7th centuries BC in Wadi Ajij in Syria are a point in case. Archaeological and historical data suggest that these were newly-founded sites in a marginal environment where deportees, likely from the west, were resettled. Spatial patterning of surface finds of various functional types of pottery from these sites is analyzed as impressions of the daily lives of deportees on the landscape. Similarities and differences between spatial patterning of various sites are examined to get a glimpse of the daily lives of their inhabitants, and to address processes of enculturation following deportations.


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Food & Dining > Cadillac CafeMonday To Friday From 06:00 AM To 02:30 PM Saturday To Sunday From 07:00 AM To 03:00 PM
Neighborhoods: Irvington, Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods
Trifecta - food, service atmosphere! Cornmeal breaded oysters, atop eggs w/green onion, fontina and bacon! Skip the wait, sit @ coffee bar.
This is a great place to come for brunch and is almost always packed. This is a mom place and you won't find too many hipsters. Okay for kids, but nice with the folks. Good atmosphere and service. Food is okay.
Cadillac Cafe is excellent. I love the french toast! It is a classy restaurant with nice decor, professional servers in white shirts/black pants, beautiul flower arrangements, and most importantly, great food. I have always had an excellent dining experience.
Usually great, but...whoopsie! – I love this place, but today they undercooked my favorite dish. By the time I got to the center of my hazelnut French custard toast, I discovered it was raw in the middle. When I told the waiter, he just picked up the remains and walked away. I wasn't expecting my meal free or any other kind of offering, but he didn't even apologize. I dislike undertipping, but this time they didn't get even a 10% tip out of me.
DELISH!!! – I had found this place on City Search awhile ago and decided to put it in my favorites. A couple of weeks ago we went on a Sunday morning. The place was packed, so we knew this was a good sign. The wait was 20-25 minutes, but the host said that they have "first come first serve" seating that looks over the dining room available. We got to sit right away. We both ordered "The Bunkhouse" and it was beyond delicious. Also a huge plus it appeared that the owners were also working the floor, and working just as hard as everyone. Love that! Can't wait to go back.
Go for the Service, the Food is an extra benny – It seems like this place is in a different city, as soon as your seated. No tude, no missing waiters, quick...and friendly...is this really Nopo?
Fantastic breakfast!! – We went to the Cadillac Cafe for breakfast at around 11:30 on a Sunday morning - not the best time to get breakfast anywhere. It was a 30 minute wait, but the host pointed us to some empty spots over at the coffee bar where we were able to sit immediately. The service was prompt (especially considering how busy it was) and courteous (when I asked for a non-dairy creamer, Jen made sure to ask me about the dairy in the breakfast items I ordered; she was very good about checking on us and seemed quite genuine). The food was absolutely amazing. Great place, I look forward to going back next time I am in town!
Best breakfast in Portland!! – This is by far my favorite restaurant to go to when I'm visiting Portland. I recommend the Pear Mimosa and the Bunkhouse Vittles (eggs, the best turkey sausage, home fries and hazelnut french toast). To die for... Get 2 pear mimosas... If you're in a hurry, sit at the counter and they'll get you in and out in no time. Be sure to check out the big pink Caddy behind glass. Can't wait to get back to Portland to go again.
Very Eclectic Food – I think this place is trying to be neuvo-chic, but can't resist staying a little bit Portland. The breakfast fare as well as the lunch is plentiful and tasty. The wait staff is very attentive and they will be most accommodating for your touchy palates or allergy prone tastes. Substitutions are not touted, but they will do it if it means you enjoy your food better. They also offer up egg substitutes for those watching their cholesterol.
I've never had a bad cup of coffee; but if you are a Starbucks fan you may be disappointed - the beans aren't burnt here. While the wait can be long; the food is worth it. Large parties should call ahead though; they are very kid friendly; they even have crayons and pictures for the kids.
Absolutely delicious – and a wonderful overall experience..thoughtful service..not a bad wait..chicken apple sausage is one of the very best I have ever tasted...the potatoes were perfectly spiced and crisp..an excellent value..three people including coffee and two additional beverages as well as full plate breakfasts and a bread all for under $40--charming decor and very very clean...perfect.
Not just a Breakfast place – Typically I've thought of the Cadillac Cafe as a great place for breakfast, which it is, but I went there for lunch and was not disappointed. I had the Red Curry Salmon and it was delicious. The salmon was cooked to perfection and while there wasn't a lot of it, I didn't complain as the rice more than made up for the lack of fish. Afterwards, we ordered dessert and I had the Pumpkin Mousse. I love Pumpkin but even this was a bit much of a Pumpkin aftertaste even for me.
My only real compliant was the service. Our waitress was pretty unfriendly, had no sense of humor, and my friend and I felt like she didn't really want to be there. When he ordered dessert, there were two choices, and he said we'd take one of each. It seemed pretty straight-forward but she just stood there with a combination of "duh" and attitude on her face. He repeated it again and she took our order.
This is a pretty interesting place inside. There is a tricked out Pink Cadillac inside the restaurant. It's hard to miss and gives a Happy Days kind of feel even though the dishes, clientele, and prices are pretty sophisticated. They like their color pink, too. You'll see what I'm talking about when you go here. There is also a small little bar where you can order coffee, spirits, or soda pop. I've been here before and never noticed that before now. I also noticed quite a bit of diversity amongst the clientele, which is a welcome change from the suburbs.
I will continue to go back to the Cad Cafe, while only hoping I don't get stuck with the same waitress. I'd mention her name here but I'd like to think that by the next time I come back she'll no longer be working there.
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Cute in town eatery. Very cozy seating. Food not as good as I expected. overpriced fish tacos. lobster bisque just ok.
Cute in town eatery. Very cozy seating. Food not as good as I expected. overpriced fish tacos. lobster bisque just ok.
Charming spot for a casual meal. Exposed brick walls give the small, narrow restaurant a cozy feel. The tables are close together but noise is at an acceptable level, just enough to make it feel like a happening place but not so loud that you can't hear your dinner companion. The menu is quite limited in both appetizers - this... More
I have visited Streetside Seafood for the past eight years for both lunch and dinner. The Lobster Bisque, my favorite, is the best I have found in the region. The house salad and soup make a perfect lunch with their tasty dinner rolls. Streetside also provides great specials, which I usually have for dinner. If the special is not appealing... More
We had an early dinner on a week night so there was no problem waiting for a table, in fact the staff were still getting their briefing on the evenings menu. It's a relatively small store front restaurant with bare brick walls and the bar takes up a good portion of the area. As some have mentioned they had a... More
Our favorite restaurant in Detroit area. Primarily seafood but a wide variety of menu items and a large wine list. We have been going to Streetside for years and it always is great. Fairly small and gets really crowded on Friday nights. Try going before 6:30 to get best seating. Outside terrace in summer is fun and a good place... More
Always try to eat here when in B'ham with friends or family. Consistently great food and waitstaff. Fresh seafood with a strong wine list.
My wife and I recently went her for a glass of wine and an appetizer. The outdoor seating is a perfect people watching place and a great place to enjoy the beauty of downtown Birmingham. You have plenty of wine choices and our waiter was very knowledgeable on the selections available. The appetizer were good and their overall menu selections... More
We were in the mood for seafood and decided to try Streetside Seafood. We were a group of four without a reservation and were seated immediately on a Saturday night at 7:00pm. Appetizers were all good especially the oysters. We also had the calamari and the jumbo buffalo shrimp. Mahi mahi taco's were excellent. Service was great. Prices very reasonable.... More
Busy place, worth the wait! Staff was super friendly and service was amazing! Small place that has great food and great people! It had the fish tacos, tried something I wouldn't normally choose and they were great! Everything about this place was great!
We had a great dinner on a friday night. After getting our wines while waiting for a table a patron had a medical issue. The staff was quick to respond and courteous. We had the salmon capaccio - great- and crab cakes. We split the swordfish special. It had a chipotle bbq sauce. My only issue is the prices but... More
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Juilliard Jazz Orchestra
The Music of Duke Ellington
Sunday, May 12, 2013
9:30pm | Dizzy's Club Coca Cola
Cover: Tues-Fri, Sun $35; Sat $45 Student: Tues-Fri, Sun $20; Sat $25 (Select sets with valid student I.D.)
With special guest Jon Faddis (5/9-5/12 only)
The Juilliard Jazz Orchestra, conducted by James Burton III, features some of the world's most talented emerging jazz artists, many of whom are already professional musicians. No stranger to Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, the Orchestra also performs at noted venues such as the Blue Note, The Juilliard School, and Alice Tully Hall. As part of Jazz at Lincoln Center's Essentially Ellington week, these performances at Dizzy's will feature the timeless music of Duke Ellington, brought to life in all of its endless nuance by this superb band.
Juilliard Jazz Orchestra: Jordan Pettay, Braxton Cook, Chase Baird, Dean Tsur, Anthony Orji, saxophones; Alphonso Horne, Joseph Boga (3/5-3/7), Jonathan Challoner, Riley Mulherkar (3/10-3/12), Gabriel Medd, Enrique Sanchez, trumpets; Andrew Clausen, William Hawley, Matthew Musselman, trombones; Adam Moezinia, guitar; Jahaan Sweet, piano; Josh Crumbly, bass; Carmen Intorre, drums
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Africa Business Plan Contest's Second Year
KLI, a New York-based private equity firm kicked off it's contest last year by targeting students who are in their second year in Master of Business Administration programs at leading U.S. Business Schools. The contestants have an interest in Entrepreneurship, Emerging Markets, and specifically Africa.
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MBA students think big; a few with grand and practical ideas will walk away with a $10,000 check when winners of the second annual Knox Lawrence International's ("KLI") second Annual Africa Business Plan competition are selected next month.
Submission came from teams at the nation's top tier University MBA programs. The competition committee is in the process of selecting the top proposals. Finalists will meet at Columbia University on April 10 for the selection.
KLI, a New York-based private equity firm kicked off it's contest last year by targeting students who are in their second year in Master of Business Administration programs at leading U.S. Business Schools. The contestants have an interest in Entrepreneurship, Emerging Markets, and specifically Africa.
"I'm very excited to see this competition move into its second year," says Ken Globerman, Executive Chairman of the Competition. He adds that there are "several enhancements which build upon its first year success."
Competition chairman, Gregory Altman, notes, "We aim to provide the students with an eye into the process that a private equity investor uses to assess potential investments. Those reaching the final round benefit from exposure and further evaluation by additional practitioners in relevant fields."
Finalists will be chosen at the end of this month and judging will take place at the Columbia event. Those selected contestants will be invited, travel expenses paid, to present their plans to our panel of judges in the hopes of being awarded the $10,000 grand prize. The second and third place teams will be awarded a $3,500 and $1,500 prize respectively.
This year's pool of business plans propose ventures involving healthcare, energy, education, agro-processing, aquaculture, manufacturing, social networking, venture finance, logistics, and natural products - all promising sectors across Sub-Saharan Africa. In the process, students gain valuable experience on developing business plans that address emerging markets.
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But suddenly youth revives, its energy restored by the force of life within it. Its faith and its hopes return, made stronger by past adversity. It spreads its wings and soars again into the empyrean to the conquest of life.
The first performance of Juventus was given on 25 May 1919 at the Teatro del Popolo in Milan, under Arturo Voghera, and the piece was soon taken up by Toscanini.
It is, as Otto Kinkeldey wrote, an ode to youth, filled with all the boundless, impulsive enthusiasm of youth as seen by a vigorous young man. In some respects the work shares similar moods to those of Richard Strausss Don Juan, but Juventus is no imitation of the earlier masterpiece, although de Sabatas score is likewise notable for its orchestral brilliance and symphonic control. It falls into three large sections, related in outline to sonata structure. Juventus opens, Allegro impetuoso, with a tremendous outpouring of energy, based on a brilliantly rising idea, firmly in A major (the overall key of the work). This is treated to extended development with momentary recollections of Petrushka before the tempo (Moderato molto), key (F sharp major) and mood change. A new theme, clearly that of youthful rapture, unfolds, and is likewise treated developmentally. A subtle change to B flat ushers in the main central section wherein the material is more closely juxtaposed and the orchestration assumes a more fantastical character. At length, the tempo changes to Allegro vivace, but pp, as the underlying pulse filled with all the boundless, impulsive enthusiasm returns. The final recapitulatory section has all the energy and drive of the first, underpinned by some wide-ranging tonality changes until the exciting ending is upon us.
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November 22nd, 2011: If you're in Toronto, good news! The Beguiling has copies of my new book.
Even better! If you're in Toronto, GREAT NEWS: just like we did last year, me and the Beguiling are having a Holiday / Book Release Party! It's going to be totally awesome and you should come. It's on the same day as Feel Free To Say Hi If I'm Wearing A Dinosaur Comics Shirt Day, Woooooo!, which should be convenient. Here's the, um, Facebook event, and if you don't have Facebook, here's what they wrote!
DINOSAUR COMICS BOOK RELEASE and HOLIDAY PARTY!
Oh my gosh you guys! Just in time for Christmas, it�s the release of the long-awaited new collection of DINOSAUR COMICS, the awesome
webcomic by Toronto�s own Ryan North! It�s called "Dinosaur Comics:
Everybody Knows Failure is Just Success Rounded Down", and collects
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sale at the event, as will past books, shirts, and prints! Can you
think of anything more awesome to do...ON A MONDAY?
We�re launching the book just a few days before a big holiday, and we
figured "We can totally make this a party that EVERYONE can enjoy!!!"
It�s also THE OFFICIAL DINOSAUR COMICS HOLIDAY PARTY! (woooo!) Food,
drinks, and merriment! Wear your Santa hats! Bring a Secret Santa gift
and you�ll receive one (details below)! Even more: December 19th is "Feel Free To Say Hi If I'm Wearing A Dinosaur Comics Shirt Day, Woooooo!" So wear your Dinosaur Comics shirt to spark a conversation!
Or spot somebody wearing one and ask thon about it. Or feel free to
observe the day silently -- the holidays are for everyone!
All of this is happening Monday, December 19th, at Pauper�s Pub (539
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To make sure the best gifts ever in time get to you when you want them, here are the HOLIDAY SHIPPING DEADLINES. Orders placed before these dates will get to you in time for Christmas! One year ago today: worked kinda hard to avoid having to break up "Beethoven" with a hyphen, was entirely unsure as to where it would've been placed – Ryan
It�s the new book, "Everybody Knows Failure is Just Success Rounded Down."
Monday, December 19th, 2011
7:30-10pm, doors at 7pm
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If you would like to participate:
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- Go to the book sales table and trade your gift for a numbered ticket.
- At 8:30pm, we�ll call out the numbers, and when your number is
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- Please mark on the outside of the gift if your item contains food
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- Participation is by no means mandatory, but we thought it might be fun!
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December 11th: USPS FIRST CLASS and STANDARD may not make it in time and neither will USPS EXPRESS MAIL INTERNATIONAL.
December 16th: ALMOST NOTHING IS SAFE. USPS EXPRESS is the only safe USPS option.
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Happen to know where to locate an appropriately dusty old collectible car? If so, we suggest you get your extraction gear ready as the Fairfield County Concours d'Elegance has just announced that it is adding a Barn Find category to its event scheduled to take place September 12, 2010.
Any appropriate vehicle is eligible to enter, but the organizers and judges are looking for something specific. Explains Tom Cotter, author of several books on the subject such as The Cobra in the Barn and The Hemi in the Barn, that would be "a vehicle that has been previously unknown, or known and unattainable, or discovered through obscure means; all with a great story."
Only 20 vehicles will be accepted and the deadline for entry currently sits at July 1st. Granted, that's not a lot of time to get a vehicle ready to be shown, but the good news is the event calls for machines that are in the exact condition as found, as exemplified by the classic Chevrolet Corvette (which is slated to be the subject of Cotter's next book, The Corvette in the Barn) seen above.
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This would have been a good use for the old hospital building
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Now, he has the keys to their hearts
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It's Christmas — this year I have been particularly disenchanted with it — everything has been on hyperspeed to meet all the deadlines, etc., the economy, just a boatload of extra anxiety plus missing my mother, who passed this year — the Christmas spirit just wasn't in me — until yesterday!
Mansfield leads area by shooting perfect game at Rainbow Lanes
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Why are people still trying to take Christ out of Christmas?
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It's time to bury the idea of endless war
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Learn more about educators before you start bashing them
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Mandela lived life of courage, perseverance
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The village of Costa di Iatica is 6,39 kilometers far from the same town of Carpineti to whom it belongs.
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The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Carpineti.
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Release date: 26 July 2011
Album Review: The Rapture – 'In The Grace Of Your Love'
Their new songs aren't anything to swear by.
" Don't ever look back " Luke Jenner sings over and over on opener 'Sail Away' . All very well to say, but if, in 2011, you came across someone who'd never heard of The Rapture , what would you play them? New single 'How Deep Is Your Love' ? 2006's 'Get Myself Into It' ? No. Something off the first album? Well, yes. 'Olio' ? Nope, try again. Think. Unfair?...
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Washington, DC Thursday, January 3, 2013
American History TV's Lectures in History is a weekly series that takes viewers into the college classroom to hear lectures on campuses across the country, on topics ranging from the American Revolution to 9-11.
Tonight, professor Roger Davidson discusses emancipation and U.S. colored troops during the Civil War. Professor Davidson explains how African Americans used the disorder caused by the Civil War to escape enslavement. He also details how former slaves offered their services to Union forces to help bring about the end of slavery (8pm ET).
Later, professor Gary Ostrower examines the origins of World War II and discusses the major battles, turning points and countries involved. Also detailed are the numbers of those killed in specific offensives and the types of tactics and weaponry used (8:55 pm ET).
And professor Meredith Lair examines the treatment of soldiers returning from the Vietnam War and looks at the accuracy of accounts of Vietnam Veterans being spat upon by anti-war activists (10:40pm ET).
Updated: Friday, January 4, 2013 at 3:01pm (ET)
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