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Until today, I used to describe things that were particularly tasty as "delicious." But now the German site Tittylicious has given me a new adjective. From this moment on, I'll be describing everything, from a particularly tasty burger to a hot chick, that way, so I can always think of the juicy juggs I saw here.
Tittylicious treats you to great preview shots of massive melons as soon as you sign in. Actually, when you sign in, you're going to find yourself on the network page, but all the titty flicks are right there. The large thumbnails give you a good look at the gals and an even better look at their boobs, so you can pick the perfect pair for your pleasure. If you're afraid of committing to a pair, you can check out trailers for all the scenes.
The good news when it comes to the 70 videos is that they offer great-looking playback. The bad news is that streaming is all you'll be doing because you can't download these scenes. It's really a shame because these flicks are pretty hot.
Most of these honeys have breasts with that soft quality you only get from all-natural mammaries, the kind of boobies that bounce around the best. My favorite scene has a pigtailed babe named Arkida titty-fucking a dude with her huge assets. It was hard to stop re-watching that scene!
You will get to keep some mementos from the site, namely the high-res shots that come in the 70 photo galleries. You can save them in Zip files.
The website hasn't updated in over a year. Given this, it's a good thing that there are eight more Adult Blast sites to keep you busy, including Sex For Breakfast, Banged In Public, Date Site Liars and My First Butt Sex. You'll see some giant knockers on these other sites, but none of them make funbags the focus. You also get access to some bonus movies if you stick around for a while.
It's priced pretty standard. The difference being that usually you can download the vids on other sites and you can't here. As it stands, Tittylicious could be worth a look as long as you're cool with the fact that you can only enjoy the vids on the site and don't expect any updates.
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We're ready to go– the first Windows version of Democracy Player (formerly DTV) is now available on our new website Get Democracy. This is version 0.8, still a beta, and it's got some known bugs. But it's pretty fun and we're working on bug fixes. The Mac version was also updated today to 0.8.
The Mac and Windows versions now offers two cool new features: 1. Built-in web video search: you can use Yahoo Video or Blogdigger, and 2. Video Bomb support: you can click on a bomb link on any video you've downloaded to either bomb it or, if it hasn't been submitted yet, submit it to Video Bomb (currently we open your browser to bomb, but tighter integration is on the way soon).
The Mac version also has a nice feature that Windows version doesn't have yet: pause, fast forward, rewind controls when you're in fullscreen mode. It looks really nice.
Now that we have an initial Windows version out the door, we are really cruising, both on a software development level and on a user level. On the software front, there were some big barriers along the road to a Windows version that slowed us down for a while. With a good foundation, we're ready to get rid of the big bugs and then start adding more features. On a user front, we finally have something to offer the 90% of people that use Windows. Since we have a social mission, that means we can really begin our outreach and our efforts to build a community of users.
Finally, a big thanks to everyone that's helped us get this far, you have been awesome. And thank you also to all those Windows users who were very patient while our release got pushed back and back. We're, personally, really excited to reach one of our big goals today.
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How to Build a Mind: Toward Machines with Imagination
Columbia University Press, 2001 - Computers - 205 pages
Igor Aleksander heads a major British team that has applied engineering principles to the understanding of the human brain and has built several pioneering machines, culminating in MAGNUS, which he calls a machine with imagination. When he asks it (in words) to produce an image of a banana that is blue with red spots, the image appears on the screen in seconds.
The idea of such an apparently imaginative, even conscious machine seems heretical and its advocates are often accused of sensationalism, arrogance, or philosophical ignorance. Part of the problem, according to Aleksander, is that consciousness remains ill-defined.
Interweaving anecdotes from his own life and research with imagined dialogues between historical figures -- including Descartes, Locke, Hume, Kant, Wittgenstein, Francis Crick, and Steven Pinker -- Aleksander leads readers toward an understanding of consciousness. He shows not only how the latest work with artificial neural systems suggests that an artificial form of consciousness is possible but also that its design would clarify many of the puzzles surrounding the murky concept of consciousness itself. The book also looks at the presentation of "self" in robots, the learning of language, and the nature of emotion, will, instinct, and feelings.
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2014 FIFA World Cup: Where to Watch in Columbus
After much anticipation, and much controversy, the 2014 FIFA World Cup is ready to begin in Brazil on Thursday, June 12. While Rio de Janeiro may be over 5,000 miles from Columbus, there are plenty of opportunities right here in town to experience an exciting atmosphere to watch the matches.
Fado Irish Pub: In what will likely be the largest viewing party in town, Fado Irish Pub at Easton will be partnering with the Columbus Crew, Budweiser, and Pepsi to host special event viewing parties for all USA matches. For those games, the parking lot behind the pub will be blocked off, a soccer field will be created, and a Jumbotron will display the matches with full-volume. In addition, Crew players will make appearances and Homage will be on hand with t-shirts and other merchandise. All other World Cup matches will be televised with volume both inside and on the pub's patio.
Claddagh Irish Pub: The Brewery District bar will televise all games, with volume. They will be running beer specials, including $3 Bud/Bud Light bottles, $10 for 5 Bud/Bud Lights, and $3 Sam Adams drafts.
Studio 35 Cinema & Drafthouse: The Indianola Avenue theater will televise many World Cup matches on their movie screen, and others in the bar. Admission is Free.
Ruby Tuesday: The Summit Street bar will be televising all World Cup matches.
Gallo's Tap Room: The Bethel Road establishment will televise all the games with sound-on. There will be daily beer specials, and some unique European beers will be featured that they don't usually have available on tap.
Novak's Tavern and Patio: The Short North bar will televise all matches. All house drinks and martinis will be half off. In addition, they will have $2 domestic bottles, $3 import bottles, $3 3-olive vodka, $4 Jameson, and $5 Patrón.
BBR: The Arena District establishment will televise all matches, and will have volume for all USA matches. Individual speaker-boxes are available if someone would want volume for another match.
There are surely many other venues to take in all the action. Check with other bars near you.
A full schedule of match-times for the 2014 FIFA World Cup can be found at: match schedules.
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Yep 4th St bar…be there. 70″ screen and 4 others our back with beer trucks and great people.
I was under the impression that they were not doing anything at the stadium this year. Or was that a typo about the parking lot behind the "stadium" being blocked off? Possibly the parking lot behind "Fado's"?
Don't forget about 4th Street Bar for all the OFFICIAL American Outlaws watch parties. Also they will be hosting a night before party on the 15th: Night before party on Sunday the 15th at 5pm
-Special guest and flag drop (just like Mexico night before party)
Backlot will be open for night before and all US games featuring
-70″ outdoor tv mounted on the balcony and 4 more flat screens around the backlot
-Beer truck, multiple beer tubs, and food truck
-2 large tents on standby in the event of rain
Raffle giveaways for every World Cup game
-Better prizes for the bigger games
-US Jerseys, balls, Homage shirts, etc.
Does anyone know of a place that will allow a small dog (french bulldog) on their patio to watch the games?
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Postgame Quotes: St. Bonnies 70, UMass 69
Jan. 20, 2010
St. Bonaventure Coach Mark Schmidt On The Game:
"I thought it was a great college basketball game, physical, I was really proud of our effort. The energy was fantastic, we went inside and out with him. I thought the player of the game for us was Davenport, I thought Michael played extremely well especially with Jonathan not playing. He's really stepped up, got a double-double, had some big shots and played really, really well. Some of the keys going into the game, we were really concerned about the rebounding, their four and fives had 130 offensive rebounds, so that was a huge concern of ours and getting to their three-point shooters. We outrebounded them by eight and held them to 16% from the three-point line so where Harris got off a little bit, were allowing guys to get out of slumps, so he's probably out of his slump. But at the same time I thought we defended well, the second half we got shaky with the ball and turned it over a couple of times, but we found a way. We've had some luck with the shot missing at the end where in the past we've lost some games in the end like that. It's good for our guys to have some luck on our side."
Schmidt on the end of the game:
"We've had a hard time closing games out, we can go back in the past, but we didn't get stops but we did tonight. We got stops, we got rebounds, they had an open shot at the end but thank goodness they missed. We made the plays when we needed to make the plays and that was critical especially winning on the road."
Schmidt on the shot at the end:
"We were hoping that all the hard work we did in the game would go for not. I'm thankful he missed and our guys got a good victory."
On UMass coming back in the second half:
"They fight they're in the same situation that we've been in losing tight games at the end. All of the games in the Atlantic 10 have been close. They miss the shot and we win, they make the shot we go home losers. In the Atlantic 10 theirs so much parity it comes down to one or two possessions and that was it. And thank goodness the ball didn't go in, for us."
Schmidt not having Jonathan Hall: "It says a lot, in terms of statistically as the complete player, he hasn't played the last two games and we found ways to win and it shows the toughness and tenacity of all the guys. I always tell them when someone else goes down it gives them an opportunity. Michael is getting more minutes. Demitrius is getting more minutes. Marquis is getting more minutes. Demitrius and Marquis, the numbers don't show it, but they're competing, their doing what they need to do, and Mike has really taken advantage of it, he's playing with a lot more confidence and for him to get 16 and 10 where he's really struggled on the road after a year and a half that he's been here, this is a game that hopefully gets him over the hurdle and gives him some confidence, instead he can be successful at home and on the road."
Schmidt on winning the game:
"Its all about the players, and I'm proud of them and thankful that they were able to come out with a victory."
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When Idaho State Director Lisa Ikeda Bain first got involved with PAN, she was attracted to the mission to advocate on behalf of the Parkinson's community on federal policy issues and happy that she didn't have to fundraise. Just five years later, she is becoming one of PAN's most committed grassroots fundraisers and has set a goal to raise $10,000 for PAN in 2014.
"This year at the [PAN Leadership] Forum, there was a session on fundraising and I said to myself, why wouldn't I fundraise to an organization that I dedicate hours to?" Lisa said. "It's critically important and it's easy. I just asked."
Lisa, whose background is in real estate, said she has fundraised within her industry and knew it was a lot of work, so she did not want to take fundraising on as a volunteer, as well. But last year she started small by becoming a gardener in PAN's Tulip Tribute Garden and raised about $1,500 for the critical work PAN does. Her goal last year was to at least cover the cost of the scholarship that she received to attend the PAN Forum. She said that this year, she's already almost doubled what she raised last year through the Tribute Garden and has plans to raise much more throughout 2014.
Lisa's passion for supporting PAN's work stems from her family's experience with Parkinson's disease. Her grandfather and his sister both died from Parkinson's disease before she was born and now her father has the disease. She described a very difficult process getting her father diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. It wasn't until he had a serious fall at her home that it became apparent to his health providers that the reason for his fall was Parkinson's. She said her father had all the classic Parkinson's symptoms except for a tremor, the most apparent and commonly associated symptom of the disease, which may have been what eluded other doctors and clinicians he had seen up until that fall. After it was confirmed that her father had Parkinson's and had probably had it for at least 10-15 years, she started doing research on the internet. She reached out to many organizations and the only one who personally called her back was PAN.
"I had a great conversation with Hayley [Carpenter, PAN's deputy CEO] and she told me that there was no representation for PAN in Idaho," Lisa said. "Three months later I attended my first Forum. It was life changing."
As an advocate for PAN, Lisa has been a resource in her state, helped establish local support groups, shared information about PAN, and written, called, and visited her Members of Congress. Now she says she's happy to also add "fundraiser" to her skillset. She said she's taken an honest approach to fundraising and explains to people that PAN and its mission is important to her and that any amount would help support the important work we do. If someone cannot make a financial contribution, she asks that they at least sign up as e-advocates on PAN's website.
In line with her commitment to take any donation no matter how small, she was happy when her nieces offered to raise money for PAN. It wasn't much and included a jar of pennies they had collected, but it was something.
"I don't want people to feel like what they do is not enough," she said.
In addition to asking friends and family, Lisa has reached out to everyone she does business with – her chiropractor, eye doctor, dry cleaner – and hopes to organize other fundraising events later this year, such as a garage sale and a fundraising night at her local Chili's restaurant.
Lisa advised other advocates to not get intimidated by fundraising for PAN and to start small and feel comfortable before setting a high goal.
"Don't get frustrated when people say no," she said. "When someone declines to give a donation, they aren't saying no to you or the disease. They are just saying I can't right now. But when we make the assumption that they don't want to give, we take the opportunity away for them to give."
To get 10 tips for fundraising from Lisa, click here.
You can learn more about Lisa's efforts by following her on Twitter at @TheRealLisaBain, on Facebook atFacebook.com/IdahoParkinsonsResources, or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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"That's how you make the ballclub to me,'' – manager Willie Randolph talking about Angel Pagan's hustle double that let to a run in the second inning.
"That's how you make the ballclub to me,'' – manager Willie Randolph talking about Angel Pagan's hustle double that let to a run in the second inning.
Ronnie also mentioned that today. That is how the manager played, did all the little things right.
...its also the way to be sent to AAA as soon as Alou is healthy. Talk is cheap!
If anyone had doubts if pagan is on team, this should lessen them (assuming he doesn't go 0-25 over the next 3 weeks).
More quotes from Willie on Pagan
"The way he plays, yeah, that's how you do it. That's a perfect example of how you get a hit like that. That's why I love this kid. He hustles, plays hard, he's one of our better athletes on the team and we all can learn from that, all the players.
"And hey, that's how you make the ballclub, for me, with those kinds of things. Little things like that jump right at me every time … He's making a strong bid for it, that's for sure.â€
no way Nate, they're going to start him over Beltran I heard! c'mon, be serious, of course Alou would play over him, Alou is a far superior player when healthy. When not, its nice to have Pagan around
With Endy's health and Clark's defense both in great question, it looks more and more like we've got Angel Pagan starting in left field on opening day.
Here's hoping that he's one of those rare cases where ST numbers mean something for regular season numbers, I s'pose.
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Kim Kardashian's Hair Flip Mocked by Brandon Jenner — Who's Sexier? (VIDEO)
Leave it to Brandon Jenner to knock his step-sister Kim Kardashian down a couple of notches. In case you missed it, the future Mrs. Kanye West shared a video of her looking sexy in a Thai pool and, while Kim looks incredible, the whole thing is a bit much. The heavy music? The slow-mo? The hair flip?
Brandon quickly caught on to the ridiculousness of his sister's ode to herself and decided to make one of his own, starring himself and his very long hair.
In the video, posted to Brandon's Instagram and captioned "We all know who's the hottest @kimkardashian," the 32-year-old son of Bruce is on all fours on a couch. He's wearing shorts and a dark T-shirt with some pretty heavy scruff along his chiseled jaw. Sorry, this getting too romance novel for you? Must have been the mood music Brandon sets the video to…
His hair loose, Brandon proceeds to flip it for all he's worth, eyeing the camera with a smolder we think Kim could learn a thing or two from. He can't keep it up for long though, breaking into a slight grin and a laugh at the end.
We're not sure what the notoriously proud Kimmy K might make of the spoof, but you know what they say: Mimicry is the sincerest form of flattery… or something.
Source: Brandon Jenner on Instagram


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Charles de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu (1689-1755)
1) Montesquieu was an important French thinker during the first have of the eighteenth century.
A) In 1700, he attended College de Juilly
B) In 1708, he studied law in Bordeaux and Paris
C) From 1729-31, he studied law in England.
D) After returning to Le Brede in 1731, he began work on what would eventually become The Spirit of the Laws. In 1748, The Spirit of the Laws was published.
E) His ideas about the separation and balance of powers came from his observations of the English government.
2) The Spirit of the Laws made a significant impact on political theory in the eighteenth century.
A) In this work, he develops the idea that the main function of the law is to produce justice (Altschull 73).
B) The Spirit of the Laws contends that republican (democratic) government is better than monarchical or despotic. (Altschull 74)
C) Book 11 discusses political liberty and the Constitution.
1) In defining liberty, he observed that in democracies people seem to do what they want, but political liberty in no way consists of doing what one wants...Liberty can consist only in having the power to do what one should want to do and in no way bei ng constrained to do what one should not want to do. (155)
2) In Ch. #4, he begins to develop the idea that governments need a system to check power, in order that power not be abused. (155)
3) he believed that governments organize for a specific purpose; England was the only country whose constitutional purpose is liberty. (156)
4) He argued that there can be no liberty unless the executive, legislative and judicial branches are separate. (157)
A)He was an early advocate of trials by jury (158).
B) He also believed the accused had the right to answer accusations in a timely manner. (159)
C) He advocated that all citizens should have the right to vote, except for the poor who would have no interest. (160)
D) He believed the executive power should be one person, preferably a monarch, and the legislative power should be vested many. (161)
D) Book 12 explains how laws on political liberty relate to the citizen.
1) He begins by restating that liberty comes from the distribution and balance of power in the three branches of government. (187)
2) he makes a distinction between philosophical liberty and political liberty. The former is freedom to exercise one's will and the latter consists in security. Without good criminal laws there can be no liberty. (188)
3) He believed in the freedom of thought and the law could only punish a person for an external action (197)
4) he defended the freedom of speech by claiming that speech was only an idea. He further argued that speech only becomes criminal only when it prepares, when it accompanies, or when it follows a criminal act (199) The people after hearing a speech s hould judge its usefulness.
5) A large amount of this book is devoted to the discussion of problems with the punishment of treason. It appears that he is arguing that written and spoken ideas should not be considered treason or punished as such unless they are accompanied with cri minal actions.
3) The Spirit of the Laws had a profound influence on the political theorists of the time. It articulates a strong argument for republican government that separates and balances the three powers. Many of his ideas on the role of government and liberty wou ld later be assimilated into the thinking of American theorists such as Jefferson and Madison and much of the United State Constitution would be based on these beliefs. Madison would later extend Montesquieu's ideas by saying that virtue cannot exist in g overnment alone, it must exist in the people, To suppose that any government will secure happiness without any virtue in the people is a chimerical idea. (Altschull 74)
4) Bibliography
Altschull, J. Herbert. From Milton to McLuhan: The Ideas Behind American Journalism. New York: Longman, 1990.
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Congo Week is a week of activities that commemorates the millions of lives lost in the Congo conflict while celebrating the enormous human and natural potential that exists in the country. The events offered at USF between Sunday, October 20 and Thursday, October 24 provide a unique opportunity gain an in-depth understanding of the situation in the Congo and to advocate for peace, justice and human dignity in partnership with the Congolese people.
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Missing Sierra snowshoer survived two days in snow cave
By: Gus Thomson, Journal Staff Writer
28-year-old became separated from group but did the right thing: Snowshoe expert
Cold and hungry but alive and well, a lost Tahoe City snowshoer was found by searchers Thursday two days after going missing near Castle Peak near Donner Summit. Waving a blanket, Kevin Davis, 28, was spotted by an Air National Guard helicopter search team a third of a mile from the spot he was last seen. He had gone missing shortly before 3 p.m. Tuesday. Davis showed signs of hypothermia but was in relatively good condition, Nevada County Sheriff Keith Royal said. Davis was verry hungry after his ordeal, Royal added. Davis was taken by California Highway Patrol helicopter to Tahoe Forest Hospital in Truckee shortly after being found at 12:25 p.m. Davis had done the smart thing and built a survival snow cave, said Tate Abdon of snowshoeing equipment supplier Black Bear Outdoors in Loomis. The lost snowshoer was found outside the cave he had built. "Snowshoeing is hugely safe but it's like anything – you have to be safe by being prepared," Abdon said. "You wouldn't want to drive down the road without a seatbelt. But if you do get lost or separated, you need to try to make yourself found." A key piece of safety equipment for Abdon is a portable shovel to dig out a snow cave that can provide shelter and 20 degrees more heat than outside temperatures. Davis also stayed close to the place where he was last seen. He was walking with his group back from lodgings at Peter Grub hut to their vehicles when he vanished. "The biggest thing as soon as you're lost is to sit," Abdon said. "They can't track you through the snow if it's falling." Davis was with four others who had been cross-country skiing and snowshoeing on the front end of a storm that would eventually dump more than a foot of snow in some areas. Whiteout conditions Wednesday hampered search efforts but Thursday was clear and aided the air search. In all 80 people took part in the search and rescue operation. There were four snowcats and seven snowmobiles on the ground and two helicopters in the air.


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Dixie Carter and Billy Corgan
A photo on Instagram of Dixie Carter hanging out with new creative department lead Billy Corgan backstage at Impact Wrestling.
May 8, 2015
Taryn Terrell signs
Dixie Carter has long been a huge fan of Taryn Terrell, especially since she has come a long way from her days as an inexperienced diva in WWE. Te company decided that they needed her around for at least another year. Taryn has agreed to a new contract with TNA that will see the current Knockouts Champion do just that. She has earned the praise of her peers backstage by being able to keep up with Gail Kim and Awesome Kong.
March 13, 2015
Tara and Dixie backstage heat
When Tara left TNA, there was a feeling that there was some backstage heat between she and the company. Not a lot of details were leaked back then. That has changed now. During a podcast interview with Jim Ross, she revealed that she has a ton of backstage heat towards Dixie Carter. The veteran performer was upset that the company did not acknowledge the extra work she did with promotions when they were in Chicago.
January 22, 2015
Impact Wrestling reality TV
When Dixie Carter announced a new television deal with Destination America, a lot of changes were said to be in place when Impact Wrestling made its debut on the new network. One of the directions that TNA is headed is that their weekly television show will have more of a reality television feel to it. Cameras are going to be rolling from all angles. There are even talks that the wrestlers might break character in backstage interviews from time to time.
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|Tuesday, 8 February 2005
- MABLE VIOLET (nee KENERA) (Aged 100 years). Relict of Late W.A.
Perera and late D.S.R. Goonawardena, loving mother of Manel, Asoka, Siri,
Devika,, Kosala, mother-in-law of Wijesekera, late Soma, Rani, Anuruddha,
Kusuma, loving grandmother of Anura and others. Cortege leaves 72,
"Manel", Sri Sumangala Road North, Kalutara North for
Cremation at 5 p.m. at Cemetery, Kalutara North.
- LAZARUS K.D. (Retd. Postal Department). Beloved husband of Barbara (Retd.
Teacher St. Anne's Convent, Wattala) & loving father of Lalith
Augustine (Attorney-at-Law & NP), Srilal Antony & Premalal Peter,
father-in-law of Ramani, Romayne & Prianganie & grandfather of
Nadini, Srimal, Saumya, Ranmal, Piumi & Dilshan & brother of Simon
Nanayakkara, expired. Burial on 08th Tuesday at St. Anthony's Church,
Kirimetiyagara at 4.00 p.m. "Devsavana", Dalupitiya,
Kadawatta. Tel. 2928854.
- MANEL (nee RODRIGO). Beloved wife of Y.D.N. Rajapakse (Nimal),
daughter of late Mr and Mrs John Rodrigo, loving sister of Asoka Rodrigo
(UK), Vichitra Gunaratne, late Premalal and Prasad Rodrigo, and
daughter-in-law of Mrs Rajapaksa and late Mr. D.J. Rajapaksa, expired.
Cortege leaves residence at 3.00 p.m. for cremation at General Cemetery,
Borella on 9th February 2005 at 4.00 p.m. Remains will lie at No. 40,
Rodrigo Mawatha, Nawala.
SUNIL Dearly beloved husband of Ishani, father of Sushani and Virosh,
son of the late Victor Sam Rangalla and Jessie Rangalla, brother of Manel,
Chandra and Anoma, brother-in-law of the late D.I.G. Sivaratnam and Ahamed
(Canada), uncle of Natasha, Natali, Anushka and Hashini, passed away in
Canada. A private funeral was held on 7th February 2005. Foreign Address:
No. 49 (Lot378), Allan Grove Drive, Brampton Ontario, L7A 2M3, Canada. Sri
Lanka Address: No. 37A-6, Huludagoda Terrace, Mount Lavinia.
- ANITA (Dubai, Ex C.T.O.). Everloving wife of Godwin, loving mother
of Priyanjali (Aramex, Dubai) and Nishamani (Brightpoint, Dubai),
mother-in-law of Warren (General Ceremics, Sharjah) and Dirk (Hawk
Freight, Dubai), loving grandmother of Wayne, Ray, Rochelle, Dillon,
Chantell and Darren, sister of Teckla, Neil (Saudi Arabia), Doreen,
Claude, Neville, Shelton, Yvonne and Mercy (Australia), loving aunt of
Suresh (Le Royal Meridien, Dubai). Cortege leaves residence 40/5,
Colombatanthri Mawatha, Etul-Kotte at 3.30 p.m. on Thursday 10th
February. Service and burial at St. Thomas' Church, Kotte at 4.30 p.m.
- At Rest with Jesus. DR. FELIX RAJAH (Gynaecologist - Formerly of
York Hospital United Kingdom), son of the late Arthur and Esther Wickrema,
brother of late Percy (Lake House) and late Dr. Ernest, Vivienne, Neil
(Accountant), Indranee, Ashley (Director - Constructions, Hovael
Constructions), Manel and Princette (Staff - D.M.C. Kandana),
brother-in-law of Seetha, Naomi and Malkanthi, uncle of Dhakshika,
Christopher, Namindra (America), Gerard (Fitch Rating Colombo), Chanditha
(Hsenid Software Colombo), Sudarshi (Staff, St. Benedict's College) and
Dimantha (Commercial Bank, Kochchikade). Cortege leaves residence at 4.00
p.m. on Tuesday the 8th February to the Roman Catholic Burial Ground at
Hapugoda Kandana. Uddagiri, Kandana.
- JANAKI (nee ATHURALIYA) Dearly beloved wife of Lalith, darling
mother of Priyantha and Aroshan, daughter of the late L.L. De Silva and
Mrs Beulah de Silva, daughter-in-law of the late F. Wijesurendra & Mrs
Gladys Wijesurendra, sister of Kushlan, Palitha, Chulani, Sesha and
Neranjala, sister-in-law of the late Ranjith, Chula, Daya & Gamini,
expired. Cremation will take place in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday 9th
February 2005.
- MRS N.W.G. AGNES (Proprietress - Borella Hardware (Pvt) Ltd). Dearly
beloved wife of W.A.A. Wijeyaratne (Retd. Supdt. of Surveys), much loved
mother of Tudor, Daya, Manel, Kanthi, Chandrika and Samanthi Perera,
mother-in-law of Padma, Noel Hamel (UK) and Sunil Kathriarachchi
(Australia), devoted grandmother of Gayani, Anouk Julian, Lakmini, Harini
and Sawan, expired after a brief illness. Cremation took place on 30th
January 2005 at a private funeral ceremony according to her last wishes.
Friends and relations please accept this intimation. 11/7, Turner Road,
Colombo 8.
- CHANDANI RUKMAL Dearly beloved wife of Jude Lensly, mother of Jehan,
ever loving daughter of R.H.F. Dissanayake (retired - Ports Authority) and
of Charmanthi, loving sister of Rohan (Zarara Sports), Lasantha (Araliya
Garments / Melshe Plast), Rishani, Nishantha (Bahrain), Duminda (UAE),
Ruwani (UAE) & Shyamani, daughter-in-law of late Ligo Fernando and
Mary Margret Fernando, sister-in-law of Rasika, Suneetha, Everard (Sampath
Associates), Rushani (Bahrain), Mario (UAE), Suneth (HNB), Wasanthi &
Joe Rayen (UAE), Jayanthi, Sathyaseelan, Shanthi, Karunanandan (Sharp
Graphics), Suganthi, Wilfred (Elite Radio), Selvanthi, Dallas, Delly (Ligo
Freight), Antionette, Mersly & Subashini (Canada), expired in Dubai,
UAE. Cortege leaves residence 51, M.J.C. Fernando Mawatha, Idama,
Moratuwa at 4.30 p.m. on Thursday 10th February 2005 for Burial at the
Galkissa Cemetery.
- I C P (Teslyne) Retired Teacher of Holy Family Convent Dehiwala.
Dearly beloved wife of D P Gunawardena - former Assistant Commissioner of
Co-operative - loved mother
of Dayanthi, Senanie, Chandran, late Mahilal, Hemanthie, Sandaya &
Saman beloved mother-in-law of Amal, Anura, Srima, Wije Sarath &
Shantha. Cortege leaves residence 262/5, Galvihara Road, Dehiwala.
Cremation at Mt Lavinia General Cemetery on Wednesday 9th February 2005 at
10.00 a.m.
- MARY VICTORIA BEATRICE (Retired Teacher St. Anthony's College,
Trincomalee). Beloved wife of late Benadict Jayasuriya, precious mother of
late Primson, Priyankara and of Preeda (Canada), Prisea (Bank of Ceylon),
Preethi (Ceylon Electricity Board) and loving mother-in-law of Sumana
Samarasinghe, Brinston Villavarayan (Canada), Susil Rodrigo (Colombo
Municipal Council), Priyanthi Rodrigo, expired. Cortege leaves residence
at 3.30 p.m. on Tuesday the 8th of February for Interment at St. Sebastian
Church Burial Ground, Kepungoda at 4 p.m. 133, 'Church View', Kepungoda,
Pamunugama. Tel: 2339255.
- ARTHUR. Husband of Dharma, father of Anil (USA) and Deshan (Dimo),
father-in-law of Radika (USA) and Muditha. Cortege leaves Jayaratne
Funeral Parlour, Kalubowila at 1.30 p.m. on 08.02.2005 for Cremation
at Galkissa Cemetery at 2.00 p.m.
- SUSAN RASAM. Beloved wife of late S.J. Vedanayagam (Retired
Assistant Commissioner, Inland Revenue Department), loving mother of
Philomena (USA), Jeyarajah (USA), Pushpam (UK), Leela (USA), Wigna (USA)
and Andrew, loving mother-in-law of Regie Edward, late Viola, late Anton
Regis, Christy Edward and Subodini, passed away peacefully on 5th Feb. in
USA. Funeral will be held on Wednesday the 9th Feb. 133-24, Sanford
Avenue, Unit 5S, Flushing NY 11355, USA. A Service of Thanksgiving for the
repose of her soul will be held on Thursday 10th Feb. at 6 p.m. at the
Jesuit Chapel, 31, Clifford Place, Colombo 4. Friends and relations are
kindly requested to accept this intimation. Informant: Mrs Catherine,
9, Enfindale Avenue, Colombo 4. Phone: 2587039.
- SEPALA Dept. of Agriculture, retired Principal School of
Agriculture, Pelwehera. Beloved husband of Indra, loving father of Shaniga
and Vijiani, brother of late Wilmot, Arthur, Hector, Malini, Victor,
Seetha and of Chandra and Anula brother-in-law of Buwaneka, Vijitha and
Lalani, expired. Cortege leaves residence on 09.02.2005 at 5.00 p.m. for
Cremation at General Cemetery Kurunegala at 5.00 p.m. 63rd Mile Post,
Dambulla Road, Torayaya. Tel: 037-2235705.
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AAC: Advanced Audio Coding, the lossy codec best known for its use in the Apple iPod and iTunes. May be labeled with filename extension M4A. Operates with or without FairPlay DRM.
AIFF: Audio Interchange File Format, an uncompressed file format codeveloped by Apple.
Bit rate: See data rate.
CDA: Compact Disc Audio. Shortcut that a computer operating system used to identify an uncompressed audio track on a CD. Not actually a file format. May refer to WAV or AIFF files.
Codec: An encode/decode format used to compress audio files. The encoding process reduces audio data to a more manageable file size. The decoding process occurs on playback.
Compression: Shrinking of audio file sizes using a codec, or encode/decode process. May be lossy, discarding some audible data, or lossless, precisely reconstructing the original signal with no loss in sound quality. Not to be confused with compression of analog audio signals or systems.
Data rate: The number of bits per second at which a codec operates. Affects quality of sound. Also known as sampling rate or bit rate.
DRM: Digital Rights Management. A controversial software feature that prevents unauthorized copying of copyrighted material. May also prevent DRM-protected files from playing on unauthorized devices. DRM is sometimes piggybacked onto AAC, WMA, and other proprietary codecs and file formats.
FLAC: Free Lossless Audio Codec. A codec that is lossless, therefore discarding no audible data; and open-source, therefore available for use by any software developer. Less efficient than a lossy format, more efficient than an uncompressed format.
Lossless: Refers to audio codecs that reduce data, cutting file size, but without discarding any data essential to sound quality. Examples: FLAC, Apple Lossless.
Lossy: Refers to audio codecs that reduce data, cutting file size, using psychoacoustic principles that identify data less essential to the ear. Examples include MP3, AAC, and WMA.
MP3: A lossy audio codec originally developed as the audio soundtrack for the MPEG-1 video codec. The most popular audio file format, used in many applications, including paid downloads, file sharing, and personal ripping of CDs for playback on a computer or music player.
MP3 Pro: An improved form of MP3 that offers better sound quality in smaller file sizes. Has yet to achieve the universality of original MP3.
MP3 VBR: MP3 Variable Bit Rate. An improved version of MP3 that adjusts compression from moment to moment, depending on the demands of the source material. Supported in newer hardware and software.
OGG: Open-source file format that supports open-source codecs that may be lossy or lossless.
Open-source: Refers to codecs and file formats that are not proprietary and not restricted by patents or licensing.
PCM: Pulse Code Modulation. Generic description of uncompressed digital audio. The CD is a 16-bit/44.1kHz PCM format. That means it samples a string of 16 zeroes and ones 44,100 times a second.
Proprietary codecs: Codecs bound by patent. For example, WMA is a proprietary codec owned by Microsoft. AAC was developed by AT&T, Dolby Labs, and other parties and licensed to Apple and other users.
Psychoacoustics: The study of human hearing and how it is influenced by the brain. In lossy audio codecs, psychoacoustic principles are applied to determine which audio data are less critical to the ear and therefore may be discarded to reduce file size.
Ripping: The encoding of an audio file, usually in a smaller file size than the original, using an audio codec.
Sampling rate: See data rate.
Uncompressed: Refers to an audio file that has not been subject to data reduction, either lossy or lossless. See compressed.
WAV: Windows Waveform. An audio file format that can be used to store uncompressed digital audio signals including, but not limited to, CD.
WMA: Windows Media Audio. Family of audio codecs owned by Microsoft. Includes lossy, lossless, and other formats.
WMA Lossless: Windows Media Audio Lossless. The lossless version of WMA, used to deliver high-quality downloads by MusicGiants.


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Nokia is not the only smartphone manufacturer hard at work in releasing Windows Phone 8 devices, but it definitely looks like the most committed Microsoft partner of all. It has become pretty hard to keep track of all Lumia models with WP8, especially after the uncovering of the 92oT a while ago and 825 today.
Both these phones are set to come out only in China and both will be awfully similar to the "international" Lumia 920 and 820. However, they'll also up the spec ante a bit while keeping their budget friendliness in store.
The Lumia 825 is set to sport a PureMotion display that's supposed to be superior to the AMOLED panel on the 820 in terms of pure image quality, but also as far as sensitivity goes. The on-board storage is set to be upped as well, from a measly 8 GB to a much more comfortable 16 gigs.
The rest of the specs are identical across the board, so the 820 and 825 will both feature 1.5 GHz dual-core CPUs, 1 GB of RAM, 8 MP rear-facing snappers and 1,650 mAh batteries. The 825 should start selling in February 2013 for a yet to be announced price.
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LandShark Bar & Grill is the only year-round full-service bar and restaurant on the sand side of the Boardwalk. Ideally located on 200 feet of prime beach frontage at the site of the Old Steeplechase Pier, LandShark Bar & Grill brings its guests to the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.
Inspired by the great "beach joints" that once dotted the Atlantic Coast, the venue features retractable walls to provide spectacular views of the ocean and places guests in the center of the action on the beach and Boardwalk. Inside, guests will find surfing artifacts to honor the great Atlantic City surfing tradition.
The deck at the Landshark Beach Bar features a new bar for beach-side parties! Get your frozen concoctions to beer to margaritas, right on the sand complete with a fire pit for nightly beach campfires and relaxing in new beach furniture. Resorts Hotel Casino provides beach chair and umbrella service on the beach adjacent to LandShark Bar & Grill. For food items, please visit us inside the restaurant.
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I really like how the two TP callouts for the same hole use the datums in a different order.
Imagine a flat, rectangular piece of sheet metal.... (just so you can get the impression). Now, image a flange on the 'rear', that is only 1/3 the width of the part, and it is on the 'left', now imagine a flange on the 'front' of the part, that is 2/3 the width of the part, and it is on the 'right'. Now, put a TP tolerance with MMC on the gap, front-to-back, between them. These 2 flanges do not over-lap left-to-right anywhere, yet they want a TP-MMC of the gap.
(see below, maybe it will help) Where the F=flange, N=no flange, B=base between the flanges. They want TP of the 'between'
Code:FFFFNNNNNNNNN /\ TP in this direction BBBBBBBBBBBBB | BBBBBBBBBBBBB | NNNNNFFFFFFFF \/
After creating two mid points for both the x and y, could you not then create a generic feature using the xmidpoint.x for its X and ymidpoint.y for its Y and then do a True position on that generic feature?
Or how about taking the average deviation from the width and height dimensions and using it for a generic circle size so you could do calculations for material condition modifiers?
Or have I jumped too far out of the box?
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San Diego-based Novatel Wireless is extending out its partners for its MiFi mobile hotspot device, saying this week that it has inked a deal with XCom Global, a provider of low-cost, wireless data rental services for international travelers. Novatel did not disclose financial details of the deal, but did say that XCom will distribute its MiFi 2372 Intelligent Mobile Hotspot to its customers. Novatel's MiFi allows users to create their own, miniature wireless hotspots using cell phone connectivity. The MiFi allows up to five broadband, Wi-Fi devices to connect at up to a 7.2 megabit per second connection. XCom Global is also based in San Diego.
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How fitting, then, that the Rockstar Games co-founder Dan Houser is the proud new owner of the Brooklyn Heights mansion at 70 Willow Street where Truman Capote once laid his weary head after a long night of socializing with New York City's who's who. The house that once belonged to the author of the gritty true crime bestseller In Cold Blood sold for $12.5 million according to city records obtained by The New York Observer. It was also apparently the most expensive real estate purchase in Brooklyn history.
If there was any question that video games had surpassed films, music and books for cultural primacy, this should put it to an end. The New York Observer's Matt Chaban quips that in the age of video games, In Cold Blood has been replaced by Red Dead Redemption. I don't know about that, but it's a good line.
Nicholas Callaway, a publisher of oversized art books like Madonna's Sex, and Georgia O'Keefe's One Hundred Flowers, and the owner of the property, paid a little more than the $1.25 million for it in 1998. He began renting it out in 2007, for $40,000 a month. That's quite a profit by anyone's standards..
You can read more about the house and Mr. Houser's purchase in this New York Observer article. And no offense to Houser, but nothing can replace In Cold Blood or the legendary figure that once called the Brooklyn estate home.
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WHEELING - It's been said that big things come in small packages - and they can arrive unexpectedly, too.
It was in that manner that Queenie, our new sheltie-mix, came into my family's home a few weeks ago.
We had been casually bouncing around the idea of adopting a new dog after the death of Pepper, a beloved pet of 14 years. Caring for an elderly, 80-pound dog was more difficult than we had imagined, but after she died the lack of "dog chores" made the house seem eerily quiet even with two other pets keeping us company.
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Even though we've always been a two-dog household, something was still holding us back from wanting to adopt a new one. The stress of caring for Pepper was fresh on my mind. Our other dog, Keesha, was getting older too - I questioned whether she could handle the addition of a new family member. Also with just one dog in the house, it was nice to lavish 100 percent of our affection on her.
While I was still questioning the wisdom of a new family member, my parents made an unannounced and impromptu visit to the Ohio County Animal Shelter while I was at work. A few hours later, they adopted a dog. That day I had left a one-dog household but returned home to find two. Thanks to an earlier message from my father, I already knew the new dog was waiting at home.
On the drive home, I realized that I was actually nervous to meet the new pooch. Would she like me? Would I like her? What is this going to mean for our family?
The first thing I noticed about Queenie was that she was tiny. After a decade of big dogs with booming barks thundering around the house, her size was disarming and, to this day, she still has not barked. She was obviously nervous being in a new environment and shyly walked over to me to introduce herself.
"Don't worry, little one. I'm nice," I tried to assure her.
I knew that moment was the beginning of something - ready or not, we had opened our home and our hearts to something new.
According to the staff at the Ohio County Animal Shelter, my nervousness to adopt was not unusual. Just like people, getting to know a new pet is a gradual process where the two parties must adapt to each other.
"Take your time with the adoption process. There are so many animals out there," Juanita Ramsey, shelter coordinator, said. She recommends researching a certain breed, "then come to the shelter and spend time with them. Once you do adopt, give it time for both of you to get used to each other."
Over the next few days we got to know little Queenie. We first learned she was a mess health-wise. After being stray for a unknown amount of time, she was dirty and smelly and a trip to the vet confirmed she had a case of fleas. We also learned of her habit of staring up at us expectantly with her tiny, watery eyes as if asking for directions on what to do next.
I explained to her that if she was looking to be trained, she had chosen the wrong family.
"Many of the animals at the shelter are former pets," Ramsey said. "A lot of them you can tell, even if they're considered a stray, that they had a family because they know tricks already, they seem like they're housebroken, they have a great personality and are lovable. They just want to be loved and petted, but somehow down the road they got lost or something happened."
Our family chose to adopt at the shelter for several reasons. The idea of saving a pet that might not otherwise have a chance has always appealed to us. Shelter animals have stories and adventures already under their belts. Many have been owned before or have been lost or given up. For almost all shelter animals, their adoption is a second chance.
It has also become a tradition for us - since we moved to West Virginia, all our animals have come from the shelter. Shelter animals are usually good-tempered and are already used to people and other animals, making the adoption of a shelter pet a comfortable transition for families.
"Most of the animals we get in here are people's previous pets, so they're used to being inside," Douglas McCroskey Jr., Ohio County dog warden, said. "With the dogs, as well as the cats, they've been with (staff) and they've been exposed to kids in the shelter. We've got a couple (of animals) that weren't socialized and we socialized them, and they've since found good homes."
McCroskey recommended preparing for the adoption by buying pet supplies and searching for a veterinarian before visiting.
McCroskey said that visitors can even bring in their current pet to see if the two animals get along before adopting, which my parents had done to make sure Keesha and Queenie would get along.
"There are so many homeless animals out there that adoption helps save a life," Ramsey said. "A lot of them that we get are strays or people find animals that are running loose and we end up with a lot of pets that are lost. It's really rewarding when they do get adopted, it makes you feel good that you're helping that animal and you're helping that family to find a new member of their family.
"A lot of people think it's sad and it can be sad to see people who really love their pets but have to give them up, so that makes you want to try even more find that animal a home. It pushes you even more to want to help."
For both the shelter animal and the family, adoption is a chance taken and only the first chapter of a new relationship. It is only the beginning of the story of our new life with Queenie. We know she is sweet and gentle, but new aspects of her personality are bound to come out as we continue to get to know her. As we go along, we will learn her favorite treats, she'll establish new routines and pick favorite spots to nap. Before we know it, our relationship with her will be second nature and eventually we will stop counting the weeks and months she's been with us and start counting the years until she is no longer "our new pet Queenie" but "our beloved longtime dog Queenie."
The Ohio County Animal Shelter is open seven days a week from 12:30- 5 p.m. and houses approximately 35 dogs and 30 cats at any time. The adoption fee is $80, which includes treatment for internal parasites as needed for all animals. The adoption fee also includes a $51 voucher redeemable at most veterinarian's offices to help offset the cost of spaying or neutering your pet.


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Confession time. I sometimes listen to audio books to break up my stoplight-riddled commute to and from work. "What is there to confess about that," you ask? Nothing, it's just that the most recent book I listened to was The Secret. And when I first heard about "The Secret", I rolled my eyes.
For those who are blissfully unaware, "The Secret" is both a movie and a book about the Law of Attraction. Through the Law of Attraction, author Rhonda Byrne tells us we have the power to make all of our heart's desires come true. Yeah…right. [Insert eye roll here.]
I suspect it was more a lack of selection than the Law of Attraction that made my hand pluck the audio version of "The Secret" from the library's shelves a few weeks ago. Nevertheless, Rhonda Byrne's Australian-accented English both entertained and enlightened me over the next few weeks.
The entertainment came in thanks to the "r" sound her accent placed in the middle of or at the end of the word "law." I never quite figured it out, but it was almost like the word was a rock and her mouth was a rock tumbler that whirled it all around before it hit my ears. I found it both hilarious and fantastic!
The enlightenment I can't quite pinpoint either, or at least pinpoint in a blog post that will ultimately end in tomatoes. So I'll start with a question. Do I believe in the law of attraction? I don't know yet. But I can say, with certainty, I believe positive thoughts breed positive energy.
I have gone through phases where I could be best described as a habitual complainer. Instead of rainbows and puppy dogs, it was work sucks, love stinks, cash flow is non-existent, can't catch a break, blah, blah, blah. Life was rotten tomatoes.
Then for whatever reason, I gradually stopped with the negatives. And I realized it was really no harder to think positive than it was to think negative. The energy, whether it negative or positive, kept humming right along. Is my life all peaches and cream now? No, but positive thoughts buoy me along the current, whereas negative thoughts kept me fighting upstream against it.
The Saturday after I finished listening to "The Secret", I went to a garage sale where I found the print version for sale. I gave the seller fifty cents and brought it home. But not before I went to another sale and bought the trifle dish I wanted so desperately after seeing an Instagram of the trifle my cousin Ashlee rocked. And when I told the universe I would really like to find a sand dollar, I found a sand dollar. Coincidence? Or did I will it into being? I don't really care how it worked, I'm just glad I ended up with a trifle dish and a sand dollar.
Since I got what I wanted (expected?) in those cases, I recently started thinking about gold coins for us all. Then I remembered the universe wants to give us whatever we want, so I ditched the gold coins and started thinking about gold bars. Since I'm still waiting on those to show up, I have only a summer treasure to share.
I wanted to stuff a tomato since I wrote the Stuffed series last November (click for peppers, shells, savory cupcakes, and sweet cupcakes) . After seeing a Quinoa Stuffed Tomato recipe in The Quintessential Quinoa Cookbook by Wendy Polisi last week, I finally got around to it.
The original recipe did not make use of the flesh hollowed out of the tomatoes, but I was not about to leave the best part of the tomato to waste. I simply diced it up and added it to the quiona filling mixture. The recipe also called for six plum tomatoes, but I had enough filling for two and a half softball-sized tomatoes.
I enjoyed these stuffed tomatoes so much I forgot I was eating quinoa until mid-way through my first tomato. The bread crumbs absorbed much of the soft-crunch texture I experience and do not care for when eating quinoa, and the tomato shell was so tender it melted under the pressure of my fork, melding perfectly into the quinoa stuffing. The thyme lent a savory note I enjoyed much more than I expected, though if you do not enjoy thyme, I think basil or parsley would be perfectly acceptable substitutions.
Quiona-stuffed tomatoes beat out spicy tomato jam as my favorite tomato recipe to date. And as an added bonus, I haven't enjoyed quinoa so much since chocolate cake. Enjoy!
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- ½ cup cooked quinoa
- ½ cup whole wheat or panko bread crumbs
- ⅓ cup green onions, chopped
- ⅓ cup parmesan cheese, grated
- 4 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 tablespoon fresh thyme, chopped
- salt and pepper to taste
- ⅓ - ¾ cup mozzarella
- Core and halve the tomatoes, then use a spoon to gently scoop out the fleshy insides.
- Place the tomatoes cut side down to drain while you prepare the stuffing.
- Combine all remaining ingredients EXCEPT the mozzarella cheese in a large bowl. Dice the reserved tomato flesh and add this to the bowl as well.
- Stir well to combine and season the quinoa mixture with salt and pepper to taste.
- Stuff the quinoa mixture into the tomato halves.
- Place the tomatoes, stuffing side up, in a lightly greased baking dish.
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On race day, it's easy to put all your faith in your ski or your boot, but the glue that sticks these two pieces of gear together shouldn't be taken lightly. The Atomic Pilot Race Skate binding is designed to give you maximum power return during your skate kick and superior security when you're gliding. Although it's not the lightest binding in the Atomic family (even with its top-tier personality), it is one of the most powerful. Only the Pilot Sport Skate, a fully automatic step-in binding, is stiffer.
Binding performance isn't all about plate stiffness, of course. The Pilot Race also utilizes a unique two-axis binding-to-boot connection system shared by the entire Atomic performance and sport family, a full-length guide ridge, and a rearset toe pivot. Although not all of the bindings share a rigid second link in the aforementioned dual axis system, the Race does, and this rigid link ensures maximum influence over torsional rigidity. Combine this improved rigidity with the advantage in ski control offered by the guide ridge underfoot and the benefit of the natural foot roll encouraged by the rearset pivot point, and you have a binding capable of delivering uncompromising performance.
- SNS Pilot system uses a rigid link behind the toe pivot to interface with a metal bar behind the toe-binding bar on the boot—this link improves lateral ski control by creating a secondary, floating connection between the boot sole and the binding
- Bumperless toe interface requires you to manually lock and release the toepiece and reduces overall binding weight
- 115 flex is Atomic's second-stiffest flex, and it's focused on maximum energy return for those with strong legs and a powerful, race-style kick
- Rearset pivot point moves the toe-binding pivot point further beneath the toe of the boot, resulting in a more natural foot roll and improved forward acceleration through smooth release after push-off when skating
- Binding uses a full-length guide ridge that interfaces with a full-length boot groove in the sole of an SNS-compatible boot—this interface between ridge and groove improves ski control by eliminating the opportunity for the boot to slip laterally off the binding plate when you're skating
- Universal mounting allows you to mount this binding to either a SNS/NIS interface plate, which allows the use of the bvinding on NIS-equipped skis, or directly onto the topsheet of a flat ski
- An Atomic SNS binding can also be mounted onto a Wedge Plate which provides a 5mm underfoot lift. This underfoot lift gives you more room to fully angle your ski on edge when skating and it improves ski control and glide-through acceleration.
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Ability Details
Decisive Strike is a self-buff, on-hit effect ability.
- The triggering attack will apply other on-hit effects and can critically strike as normal.
- As with most on-hit physical damage, the bonus damage from Decisive Strike will apply life steal.
- Critical strikes will not interact with the bonus damage from Decisive Strike.
- The bonus damage will affect structures.
- If the attack is dodged, blocked, or misses, the buff will be consumed and have no effect.
- Spell shields will block the enhanced autoattack.
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- Decisive Strike has no cast time and does not interrupt Garen's previous orders.
- Decisive Strike's on-hit effect and movement speed buff are independent. Using the enhanced autoattack will not remove the movement speed buff.
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Courage's passive is a defensive self-buff ability.
Courage's active is both a defensive and utility self-buff ability.
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- Courage has no cast time and does not interrupt Garen's previous orders.
- Courage's damage reduction does not affect true damage.
- The passive effect of Courage is retroactive.
- Garen needs to kill 120 enemy units to gain the 30 bonus armor and magic resistance once Courage is leveled at least once.
Ability Details
Judgment is a point blank area of effect ability.
- Applies spell effects as an area of effect ability.
- Spell vamp is reduced to one-third effectiveness.
- slow for 1 second. will apply a 40%
- Spell shields will not block the ability.
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- Although Garen will benefit from Decisive Strike's slow removal and movement speed boost, he cannot apply its autoattack modifier since Garen cannot attack while Judgment is active.
- Garen may cast Demacian Justice while Judgment is active - however, he will cancel the ability to do so.
- Judgment is not a channeled ability. As such, crowd control will not stop its effects. Silences will, however, prevent Garen from deactivating the ability early.
Ability Details
Demacian Justice is a single targeted ability.
- Applies spell effects as a single target ability.
- Spell vamp is fully applied.
- slow for 1.5 seconds. will apply a 40%
- Magic damage will be mitigated by magic shields.
- Spell shields will block the ability.
Additional Information:
- The percentual damage component displayed in the tooltip is presented in simple digits rather than percentages, displaying that the ability deals 1 additional damage per 3.5 / 3 / 2.5 health the target is missing.
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State officials say the FAA should choose Mississippi because it has three manufacturers of unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as a flight laboratory at Mississippi State University.
Congress has directed the FAA to use test sites to determine how to integrate current air traffic with unmanned vehicles.
Such drones can only be flown with special permission, and can't be used for commercial purposes.
FAA spokesman Les Dorr says 50 sites in 37 states had indicated they would submit proposals. The FAA won't finance the test, Dorr says, meaning bidders have to find some way to pay.
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This thread got me pondering about mysterious bugs that I've encountered. I saw one "odd" bug where I could not debug certain value that got carried over network, but the game just kept crashing.
After a bit of debug… I spotted that I was editing the wrong function (and was too stubborn to take a very little time to step through & use breakpoints to get it solved – I thought I "knew" where to problem lied already).
But that perhaps wasn't so mysterious.
You have some strange bug experiences to share?
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Japanese horror doesn't get more tedious than "The Stranger From Afar," a DV misfire whose hodgepodge scenario, pretentious dialogue and laughable f/x make for risible viewing. This latest quickie offering by "Grudge" helmer Takashi Shimizu displays a similar inability to follow through on plot devices.
Japanese horror doesn't get more tedious than "The Stranger From Afar," a DV misfire whose hodgepodge scenario, pretentious dialogue and laughable f/x make for risible viewing. This latest quickie offering by "Grudge" helmer Takashi Shimizu displays a similar inability to follow through on plot devices, here centered on a fear-obsessed cameraman and some silly creatures living underground.William Castle's old howler "The Tingler," in which Vincent Price's mad scientist discovers a creature that feeds off human fear, is back here in a new form, with equally nonsensical results. Freelance news photog Masuoka (Shinya Tsukamoto) is fixated on the concept of terror, and after filming a man's grisly suicide, he becomes convinced that people see something truly terrifying at the precise moment of maximum fear. His exploration leads him to a series of tunnels beneath Tokyo, where he encounters the supposed suicide and is partly guided through this dingy netherworld. All major cities have similar networks of underground spaces, he's told, inhabited by "detrimental robots," or Deros — white humanoid creatures who scamper on all fours and don't seem to have any point in the plot at all. Continuing into the depths, Masuoka comes to a stalactite-filled cavern incongruously full of natural light (think original "Star Trek" TV art direction). There he finds a nude woman (Tomomi Miyashita) chained to a rock and takes her home. She can't talk, has difficulty walking, and doesn't eat, but those incisors aren't sharp for nothing. How exactly this woman connects with the Deros is never explained, nor who (or what) she really is. Meanwhile, that fear concept blows in and out more often than hurricanes in the Caribbean. Chiaki Konaka's inane, heavy-handed script bounces from one disconnected idea to the next with little horror, although Shimizu avidly follows along as if it all had some deep meaning. At least the "Grudge" films provided brief moments of creepiness, something utterly lacking here. Video quality is passable, although Shimizu uses way too many super-grainy surveillance camera shots. Budget concerns must have hampered set design, but there's little excuse for the laughably obvious painted backdrops in the underground caverns. In an attempt to provoke a desperately needed mood of fear, Shimizu relies too heavily on electronic sound effects that become, as in "The Grudge," monotonous, if not plain annoying.
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E-PL1: red = pink ?
I was considering buying a red E-PL1 when I read a customer review warning that the red E-PL1 is actually pink. Unfortunately my local store did not have it in stock so I could not check it myself. Can anyone advise? Is red actually pink?
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