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JadenKale said 245 weeks ago
it has an extra 'http:' notation. Just right click and go to 'properties'. Copy the link into another window. -
Zhyd said 245 weeks ago
Very cool design. I love your style. Especially, I would love to see the bird from the side as a front/back print. I would buy that in a heartbeat. -
stablercake said 245 weeks ago
Love your work! This one in particular is a little too 80s for my own style, but I love that paper shredder one. -
lcostl1 said 245 weeks ago
I love the description of the background of the art. When I'm drawing abstract art most of the time I just draw one random line and see what it turns into from there. -
omesean said 245 weeks ago
the color work is awesome
and your other schtuff is LEGIT too!
Dusty Slumber said 245 weeks ago
Curious that land animals are not represented, though it seems you excluded them because they would interrupt the lines. It is attractive though I am passing as I personally prefer designs that do not present obvious shapes (in this case, a square formed by the bottom and side lines). -
robinzeggblu said 245 weeks ago
nice design :)
and I love love Love the colors out of the coffee cups shirt on the right :D -----> -
matt2kool said 245 weeks ago
like it a lot. haven't bought one in a week or 2. glad to be spending my money here again! -
strangegreenquark said 245 weeks ago
I really like this design! The texture, simplicity, colors and nature integration make an awesome combo. Good job. -
eludingsun said 245 weeks ago
i would REALLY love to see the bird cage/free bird one on the side in print. i know several people who would love it. i would buy multiples, as long as the colour was good. -
swordgoatz said 245 weeks ago
i really like this shirt, it is kind of weird that the sea creatures are swimming toward your crotch though. -
HandsomexPoison said 245 weeks ago
The gradient creating a transition is nice, but i agree with swordgoatz. Dolphin-Crotch?
The first two on the side are pretty neat too. -
godzilla said 245 weeks ago
why does the teefury girl always stand with her hip cocked at such a jaunty angle? -
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Jack was born in Ryhope in 1940. Jack worked at Doxford's for 29 years. He is married with two sons.
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The Evergreen Club Christmas hamper and party
"At Christmas we used to make food parcels for them"
At Christmas we used to make food parcels for them, food hampers I should say with everything in, from tins of ham, beans, tomatoes, fruit and vegetables and what have you. And I think we used to give them a little miniature or something, for a drink for them. And we used to, we had a committee and we used to take them out and deliver them all to their houses and that was really appreciated. And any parcels we had left, which sometimes we did, we used to raffle them off amongst the lads in the shop floor which was a good way of keeping interest going as well. I used to love doing that and keeping in touch with the old people again, and they used to love coming in to see us.
And we also had in the canteen, we used to have a Christmas dinner for them, and they used to come down and have a Christmas dinner in the canteen and they loved that as well. It was another chance to come into the works when theyve been in for their dinner and we had a bit of a party for them. And that was good as well. It was a good way of keeping in touch with all the retired people.
And unfortunately some of them did die and we always used to send a representative to their funerals and things like that, which were sad occasions but it was a good way of showing that you appreciated them as well.
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My beloved patrons, St. Gerard and Padre Pio dedicated their lives to seeking God and to making Him present in the world. These pilgrimages invited us to share in their missions, to continue the work they'd begun
Together the children and I, accompanied by extended family, soaked in the beauty, the serenity, the distinct sense of holiness in the courtyard located within a busy, tired old city. Low income housing projects surround St. Lucy's and vacant, trash-filled lots are only a stones throw away, but the ugliness of poverty and worldliness disappeared when our feet tread that sacred ground. Perhaps, therein lies some of the blessing received when one makes a pilgrimage. We seek and find God in the midst of a moment in our lives. We purposefully set aside time to let our everyday routine fade into the shadows and look directly into the eyes of God through His Creation, His inspired places.
Several months would pass before the opportunity presented to entertain his recommendation, but recently a return to my hometown placed me in the neighborhood. Hard to imagine how I'd spent 18 years so close and yet so far from this holy place, but now the National Shrine of St. Gerard beckoned me to come. Sightseeing in beautiful churches is a worthy effort, but this was a pilgrimage, a deliberate journey to a holy place to worship God, to offer thanksgiving, to beseech divine aid, to seek Him.
When we were planning our week's itinerary, my mother suggested traveling to visit the Shrine of Padre Pio. Considering that the initial trek home meant 9 hours trapped in a van full of my energetic offspring while steering across five states, the notion of sacrificing four more hours in commute sounded unpleasant. Never fully answering her question, I decided to mull it over. My feet were surely pointed toward St. Gerard, but somehow I couldn't completely discount this second pilgrimage.
Arriving at St. Lucy's Catholic Church, home to St. Gerard's shrine, the van door swung open and children piled out when what to my wandering eyes should appear, but Padre Pio. Laughing at the notion that once again this powerful saint had crossed my path, something stirred in my heart.
Together the children and I, accompanied by extended family, soaked in the beauty, the serenity, the distinct sense of holiness in the courtyard located within a busy, tired old city. Low income housing projects surround St. Lucy's and vacant, trash-filled lots are only a stones throw away, but the ugliness of poverty and worldliness disappeared when our feet tread that sacred ground. Perhaps, therein lies some of the blessing received when one makes a pilgrimage. We seek and find God in the midst of a moment in our lives. We purposefully set aside time to let our everyday routine fade into the shadows and look directly into the eyes of God through His Creation, His inspired places.
Stepping through the heavy wooden doors leading to the sanctuary, a rush of peace surged through my mind and body. Although a pilgrim in this particular location, the sights and smells spoke of home, the Lord's home. No matter how far and wide one might traverse in search of God, He is easily found and He has the power to transform the ordinary into the sacred.
No sooner had the aroma of fresh, Easter lilies wafted under my nose, then a medium-sized statue of Padre Pio stationed near the wooden entryway again drew my immediate attention. "Okay," I relented, "I will come to visit your shrine, too."
The morning culminated with our entrance into the side chapel devoted to St. Gerard. Gerard's looming statue directed our gaze and thoughts upward. The dimly lit room, glinting in candlelight, reminded us to rest awhile. Climbing the narrow stairway that allows devotees to finger the cloth cassock shrouding the saint's likeness, I reflected on the challenge to take the narrow road in life. Considering the handwritten notes tucked behind him, I realized how available the Creator of the whole universe makes Himself to us, His lowly creatures. Whispering my words of thanksgiving and my prayers for continued intercession, I was uplifted by his saintly friendship.
My mission, so many months anticipated, was accomplished, so why I wondered was that second pilgrimage summoning. Honestly, both St. Gerard and Padre Pio have been my most recent companions, the saints I've turned to daily for guidance, inspiration and intercession. But seeing as both of these godly friends are aiding me toward the same goal, communion with our Heavenly Father, I couldn't help but question what a second journey had to offer. Queries aside, it seemed Divine Providence aligned circumstances to set the trip's agenda.
My children had not heard the same call. They were oblivious to Padre's persistent appearances, so their audible grumblings were somewhat understandable. Trading unencumbered cousin-time for more stifled van-time certainly didn't sound like fun, but something greater lie down the path even if they didn't realize it. So, they less-than enthusiastically, but obediently, stuffed themselves back into our vehicle and endured the long route that delivered them into another state.
Finally, reaching this second shrine, the Shrine to Padre Pio, we were greeted by a very different setting. Unlike St. Lucy's church, which shone amidst a tight backdrop of city life, Padre's shrine seeks to mirror the wide expanse of San Giovanni, the Italian home of the saint. While we sensed the beauty and peace of this holy place, there was also a feeling of loneliness, emptiness. The numerous parking spots unoccupied and spacious grounds mostly vacant.
Not unlike the trials which plagued Padre Pio in his lifetime, this shrine site has been the source of controversy and contention between the Church's shepherds and the devotees who built the pilgrim site. Placing my feet on those grounds felt like an act of solidarity. Holy Mass is currently prohibited at this sacred site, but that doesn't stop the faithful from worshiping God. In fact, I suppose it simply leads pilgrims to pray all the more fervently for the privilege of one day celebrating there.
The day we arrived was the last day of our family's novena in preparation for Divine Mercy Sunday. Fittingly, our entrance into the building was timed exactly, through no earthly planning, with the start of a communal recitation of the chaplet. Just as we, the limited members of the Church, have the chance to beg God's mercy for not only ourselves but for the whole world, that small assembly of pilgrims joined in unison to plead for God's mercy to be poured out for all. What a sublime deed we were called to participate in just six days into Easter.
Soon after the chaplet finished a relic, a glove that once concealed Padre's wounded hand, arrived and we were invited to receive a blessing. My beloved friend made himself manifest in a tangible way through that relic further reminding me that God lives and makes Himself available to us if only we avail ourselves.
My pilgrimages successfully concluded, I recalled the abundance of blessings showered upon us from inviting weather to restful moments. Faith alone leads our minds to our Triune Lord, to the contemplation of lessons taught by Jesus Christ, to ruminations of the examples set before us, but faith alone is not enough. For faith, without works is dead. So, these pilgrimages provided the occasion to put my feet into motion, my faith into action. The journeys required sacrifice and energy, time and physical participation. I can find God in my local parish. I can find Him kneeling beside me at my bedside, but making a pilgrimage is actively seeking.
My beloved patrons, St. Gerard and Padre Pio dedicated their lives to seeking God and to making Him present in the world. These pilgrimages invited us to share in their missions, to continue the work they'd begun. They led us to new experiences, called us into meditation, displayed the different ways in which God appears in the world. They inspire us to carry these messages, these experiences, outside of the shrines and into a world desperate for love, rest, beauty and mercy. A world seeking.
Tara K. E. Brelinsky is a home schooling mother of seven living children, with six more heavenly ones who intercede (and a little soul expected to arrive in August). Married to her childhood sweetheart, they make their home in North Carolina where they teach Natural Family Planning, grow a garden, raise two dogs, a cat, a fish, ducks, roosters and a flock of hens (in addition to all those wonderful kids). Tara studied journalism a lifetime ago in college, but now she writes simply for the the glory of God. You can read more of her musings and inspirations on her blog "Blessings In Brelinskyville" (www.http://brelinskyville.blogspot.com/).
Pope Francis Prayer Intentions for December 2013
General Intention: Victimized Children. That children who are victims of abandonment or violence may find the love and protection they need.
Missionary Intention: Prepare the Savior's Coming. That Christians, enlightened by the Word incarnate, may prepare humanity for the Savior's coming.
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In such cases the very start of the Journey, to the call of the Pilgrimage "In a van filled with "energetic" offsprings", even though it seemed unpleasant would in the long run turn out to be the most remembered. Like the best of Mother Mary's most honored & remembered part was her initial response to her call in all her humbleness unto God, bringing salvation unto Man.
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An important aspect of filter construction often overlooked is efficiency: the delicate balance between the best possible visual result and the minimum filter complexity necessary to achieve it. The rendering and interactive performance of a filter is as important as its end result, and consequently a filter author should strive to achieve it as economically as possible. While it is true that all roads lead to Rome (meaning: the Result component), the wise filter author prepares these roads in a way that makes for the smoothest journey.
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Alright, without further ado, off we go! Towards more efficient filters!!! ;)
This article has grown quite considerably since its inception and had to be split into separate wiki pages for viewing convenience. The following 'chapters' are currently available:
- Fundamental Techniques
- Blur Lore
- Avoiding Bitmap-Based Components
- Noise Lore
- Seamless Tiling
- Surface Filters
- Photorealism Techniques
- Best Practices
- Clipping
- Miscellaneous
Anyone willing to contribute to this article is very welcome to do so. Commenting can be done in the forum thread for better visibility. For the sake of visual consistency, let's adhere to the following guidelines:
Thanks to Sjeiti & Sphinx. for their excellent contributions to this article!
My gratitude to Carl, Beliria and many others for "additional" inspiration. ;P
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Maoz Vegetarian
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Maoz Vegetarian 43 Old Compton Street
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020 7851 1586
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Lunch served noon-2.30pm, dinner served 6-10.50pm daily.
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Tube: Leicester Square or Tottenham Court Road tube
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Main courses £3.50-£7.80. Set meal £12-£16 per person (minimum 2). Unlicensed. Corkage no charge.
Maoz Vegetarian
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Maoz Vegetarian
Reviews & ratings
With only 30 minutes to get to the Cafe de Paris, and a grumbling tum, stopped in here for a bite the other week. Marvellous value, marvellous food; all so fresh and scrumptious. And all for six quid - you really can't go wrong - highly recommended to all and sundry.
Neil Tue Nov 27 2012Rated as: 5/5 -
Fancy dining it is not but if you are looking for good value veggie food in central London you cannot go wrong here.
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I went there with a friend on 28.02.12 for the first time after finding it through this website,,,We had Moaz Meal & Moaz salad meal,,the food was good,I liked the idea,,but the blond lady who served us was unfriendly and unprofessional,she put our meal on the counter without explaining anything about the salad until I asked.I work in hospitality, As a new customer,staff should welcome&serve customers all the time,thanks.
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I've been meaning to return to Maoz since I went there years ago with a vegan friend. It's now moved so I was a little confused trying to find it, but really it's very handy just around the corner from Piccadilly Circus on Old Compton Street. Maoz is an all vegetarian falafel bar, and although that may sound like they've pigeon-holed themselves into a tiny menu, there is actually plenty to choose from.
We chose a Meal Deal which included a wholemeal pitta filled with lots of excellent falafel balls, humus and a large slice of fried aubergine, as well as a cone of Belgian fries and a tin of fizzy pop. At £5.90 a real bargain I think, especially as when they call you up to collect your meal you're told you get to top your pitta with as much salad and sauce as you like. As many times as you like.
From their fine fresh salad bar I opted for some fried mushrooms, baby beetroot, red cabbage, couscous and coriander sauce. Adam opted for coleslaw, fresh tomato, fried cauliflower and yoghurt sauce. All was delicious and perfectly fresh, as were the fries (perfectly chunky too). You can also choose from different falafel-filled pittas, topped with yums likes avocado, Babbaganush, boiled egg, and Feta.
You can eat in at the canteen style benches, or take out (although I know I couldn't tackle mine standing up!). And the place is open til 2am on Fridays and Saturdays (1am the rest of the week apart from midnight on Sundays) so it's perfect for late night bingeing after soho drinks. Oh and there are franchises all over the world, a couple in Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Netherlands and LOTS in the USA where you can even have it delivered.
We're sure to see more of this happy little place, if indeed we did rather stuff ourselves and nearly spoil our dinner. It's great value, fast and convenient, and ever so yum.prettypretentious Sun Oct 16 2011Rated as: 4/5


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I think Stern said he has something in his contract where NBC can't say they fired him. Some clause where they can't say...
"He was too expensive, shooting in New York was a major pain and not only did he not keep the ratings where they were, he actively lowered them."
"I was tired. I can't do that show and a radio show, too, Robin! Do people think I'm a machine?! WHADDYA WANT FROM ME?!"
Remember when he seriously suggested Rihanna as a replacement for Sharon? It was so sad.
It's like The Sixth Sense. Howard is the only one who doesn't know he's not famous anymore.
NBC prime-time.... AGT....are on life support
Bring Howard back and let him finish the job!
Grant Tinker is spinning in his grave, Robin!
Was I on The View, Robin?
Wiggy's telling the same bullshit story again this year - AGT already asked him back because they need a decision right away to prepare for next season. Then he spent months claiming he was still trying to make up his mind (which completely invalidated the story about them needing a speedy decision) and we later found out that he had a 2-year contract all along. Mr. Delusional will drag out the announcement again this year because he thinks people actually care and he can milk some more publicity out of it.
How fucking dumb are the NBC execs anyway???
What, they like how Howard brought the ratings down since his very first show. That's HIS talent?
Makes absolutely NO sense at all!!!
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...for a relentless promoter like howard every time he can mention himself in connection to nbc 'wanting him' he considers a win. nbc can take the wind out of that sail with a simple announcement, "all new season, all new judges". that would nip it in the bud but maybe nbc is thinking let him talk about agt.
You'd think the fact that Howard can't even draw a crowd in NYC (where he's supposedly wildly popular) would give AGT a clue that he's irrelevant and has lost his fan base. Gary and Wiggy kept trying to pretend there was a huge demand for tickets at Radio City but I was bombarded with emails during the final weeks saying that plenty of seats were available, including this one from 04:14 PM on the day of the FINALE (less than 2 hours before the arrival time) :
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Howard can start a show with Jay Leno.
I think NBC will bring him back as the radio show is probably ending on 12/15. Howie need validation and AGT is $15M for not much work.


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Kruisherengang 19-23
6211 NW Maastricht
The Netherlands
60 rooms
Architect - Satijn plus architects
Interior design - Henk Vos / Maupertuus
Lighting design - Ingo Maurer
Garden design - Wil Snelder
Maastricht is known for its historical landmarks, terrific shopping alternatives, culinary highlights and also for its innovative architecture and fashionable design. Fusing the austere Gothic with chic modern design, the Kruisherenhotel, located in the very central part of the city, opens straight into the inner shell of a 15th century monastery.
Situated in a beautiful spot right on the picturesque Kommelplein square, an almost forgotten location that has been fully rediscovered, given a new lease of life with greenery, art, café terraces and shops.
Uninhabited since 1979, the structure has been transformed into a remarkable blend of original Gothic exterior with a sleek, inconspicuous modernist interior. A transformation process that is embodied by a spectacular entrance tunnel designed by the renowned designer Ingo Maurer the golden glow of the polished copper finish on the inside makes for an enveloping experience on entering the Kruisherenhotel.
The large complex of buildings served as a monastery and church for the Order of Crutched Friars since its establishment in 1438. Early last century, Victor de Stuers esquire and the architect Cuypers took pity on the complex of buildings, which had fallen into a state of disrepair. Following major renovations, the buildings were put into use as a National Agricultural Research Station. In the 1980s the complex was empty and quickly became run down again. Late in 2000, Camille Oostwegel took the initiative to save this unique building from ruin. Large-scale renovations were set in motion and the building was transformed into a luxurious, contemporary design hotel, retaining respect for its essence and celebrated past.
The distinct contrast between past and present is highlighted through the interior design language of Henk Vos, through the use of well-known creations by Le Corbusier and Rietveld, but also from more contemporary designers including Marc Newson, Piet Heyn Eeck, Roderick Vos and Philippe Starck.
Three interconnected locations house the hotels 60 rooms and suites. The old monastery, adjacent to the Church, hosts most of the individually appointed guestrooms, while the renaissance-style concierge building and a newly built annex accommodate the remaining spaces. The actual church building contains the tastefully integrated reception area, conference rooms, a library, boutique and a coffee bar. Proving that contemporary styles can be perfectly matched with late-medieval architecture, the designers have come up with many innovative solutions for various structural challenges, including such highlights as the glass elevator connecting the church to the monastery area.
Surrounded by peaceful cloister corridors, the serene gardens match the historic architectural lines and movement of the interior areas and a dramatic inner court sets the tone for a modern interpretation of the outside space. Intriguing pieces of light installation artwork by German artist Ingo Maurer add the finishing touches to the exterior and interior of the property.
Two carefully appointed gastronomic spaces cater to a distinguished clientele. On the split level mezzanine of the nave of the church, stunning ceilings and alters are enhanced by a panoramic view of the city through an amazing glass front. For a deluxe dining experience the nearby Michelin star Neercanne restaurant, also owned by the hotel, completes the prime culinary selection. The choir of the church serves as set for the intimate wine bar, or espace vinicole as it is called, displaying a remarkable assortment of 1800 wines in an impressive purpose-built glass cabinet.
All the rooms are unique and completely different from each other. Various colour schemes, styles and furnishings have been composed by Henk Vos to create an individual contemporary character for each accommodation. Resting on basic principles of transparency, space, modernity and comfort, the interiors are enhanced by exciting contrasts from the stained glass windows and the stunning, authentic original wall and ceiling paintings.
The overall result is visually challenging, paying tribute to contemporary architectural design while honouring age-old construction and detailing. A stay at the Kruisheren hotel is an experience of definite contrasts between past and present, an architectural journey in the comfort of contemporary design.


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Evansville Animal Control offering straw for outdoor pets
Evansville Animal Care and Control is offering bales of straw to those who need it for their pets.
Officials say that with temperatures dropping, people who leave pets outside need to ensure they are keeping their pets warm. They recommend giving your outdoor pets houses, and they say it's important to make sure there is bedding inside the house. Animal Control says blankets will freeze, so people should consider using straw instead.
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Brighten up your aquarium with this cute ornament. The ornament depicts Mermaid Barbie and is made from resin for durability.
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- Adds a fun element to your fish's aquatic environment
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- Blonde Mermaid Barbie has a two-toned pink fin and is sitting on a blue and green coral reef base
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Thanks for the video goes to lukenuetzmann, who also created an extremely entertaining complete playthrough of the game. You can check it out on his channel.
- 43 levels full of destructible buildings, bridges, trees and other constructions.
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- More than 270 types of enemies + 16 bosses.
- 70 different weapons! 12 highly customizable spaceships!
- Over one hour of a hard rocking soundtrack from your favorite swedish band!
Big thanks to PHELELEP for the French translation! |
The patches work only with the game bought directly from us (via BMT Micro).
If you got the game from a third party distributor, you need to contact that distributor.
You can change language to French by installing the French patch. You can repeatedly switch between English and French versions by installing the patch in the language you want. |


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Develop for SharePoint 2013
Published: July 16, 2012
Summary: Find resources for developers who create applications to extend SharePoint 2013 functionality.
Applies to: SharePoint Foundation 2013 | SharePoint Server 2013
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The following articles help SharePoint developers create applications for SharePoint 2013. Writers update articles on a continuing basis as new information becomes available and as users provide feedback.
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