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Middlezoy Rovers 4, Langford Rovers 0
MIDDLEZOY Rovers got the new season off to a flying start with an emphatic victory over Langford Rovers on Saturday.
Two goals apiece from Jacob Bennett and Sam Peppin sealed the opening day points for 'Zoy, who put in an outstanding secondhalf display to overcome a well organised Langford side.
The visitors shaded a tactical first half, centre forward Paul Callum linking well with the wide men.
Kailan Gould was sent through on 18 minutes but keeper Joe Warren had the early shot covered.
Craig Wright had the chance to give 'Zoy the lead but his direct freekick was well blocked.
Jamie Temlett also missed a good chance, blazing over the bar from the edge of the area.
The sides went in level at the break but Middlezoy came out in the second half with different ideas.
Inside the first five minutes they were ahead, Jacob Bennett stooping low to flick in Craig Wright's low corner.
And, two minutes later from another setpiece, it was Bennett again who Cruyff turned the ball home past the despairing Ryan Scott.
The visitors were unable to find answers to some excellent passing football from Middlezoy, who looked a danger every time they broke forward.
The third goal came from a slick passing move when Sam Peppin finished an Andy Smith delivery on 71 minutes.
The same combination delivered the fourth of the afternoon, this time Peppin drilling the ball home from 20 yards on 78 minutes after good work down the left from Smith.
Substitute John Doyle saw his diving header go wide and Dan Luce's effort was comfortably collected by the Langford keeper.
Star Man: Jacob Bennett Team: J Warren, L Turner (T Brown), C Tucker, J Bennett, S Bone (C Lintell), D Jennings, D Luce, S Peppin, J Temlett, A Smith, C Wright (J Doyle).
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A frame from Jerome Hiler's Words of Mercury (2011)
Jerome Hiler is running his new film, the 25 minute, color, silent Words of Mercury (2011), at the 49th New York Film Festival on October 8th and 9th, 2011; here's what he has to say about his newest work:
"At the very end of Love's Labour Lost, as the cast is frolicking around, a messenger comes in to announce a death which brings a sudden shift to the very end of the play. One of the most comical characters, now newly sober, ends the play with a quick dismissal of the audience: 'The words of Mercury are harsh after the songs of Apollo. You that way – we this way.'
Words of Mercury is, if nothing else, economical. It was shot on reversal film and is being screened as original. Its layers of superimpositions were all shot in the camera. Half of the many fades in the film were made by submerging the original film in a black liquid. The film is silent. The shooting ratio is low and there are areas which are unedited since taken from the camera.
I generally shoot first and ask questions later, but I'm struck at the influences that I see in Words of Mercury because they reach back to the very first times that I saw great 16mm films in the early Sixties: Marie Menken, Gregory Markopolous, Stan Brakhage and my lifetime companion Nathaniel Dorsky."
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Sioux Falls Snow Gates
I came home from the Skyforce game Friday night beat tired from a long day at work knowing full well that when I got home I most likely was going to be met by a small 'mountain of snow' at the end of the driveway. When I got home, I was pleasantly surprised.
The city of Sioux Falls has had headlines and 'first story news stories' of late with the topic being "Snow gates".
When I lived in Green Bay, Wisconsin and that first "garbage truck" with a snow plow on the front came by and sealed me in I thought out load, there has to be a better way. At the time I thought it might be a good idea to offer the plow driver some cash to avoid putting the snow in the street instead of my driveway.
I put that thought on the back burner…till Friday night when I was coming home tired. When I got to my driveway it was 'slick clean'. I noticed that my neighbors had a small stream of snow going across theirs. That was all!
I asked my wife, she said that "she had done the end of the drive with a shovel, but that there wasn't too much."
I know they cost a ton of money to put on. I know there are some streets in Sioux Falls in older neighborhoods, and I know they slow down the process of plowing out hundreds of miles of streets. But you know what? As I get older, I'm appreciative of the fact that Sioux Falls is at least considering using snow gates wherever they can.
Sure, I'd rather not pay higher taxes. But this snow gate thing looks like a pretty good idea out of the box. At my place anyway. How about you? What do you think?


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Azerbaijan Novoye Vremya, 6 October 2008
Adnan Oktar: NOTHING WILL HAPPEN TO TURKEY. NOTHING WILL HAPPEN TO TURKISH ISLAMIC COUNTRIES. ON THE CONTRARY, THERE WILL BE PROSPERITY AND ABUNDANCE IN THOSE PLACES. Here comes the age of abundance and prosperity Insha'Allah. By the leave of Allah we enter the Golden Age. Turkish countries will be happy, joyful and live in comfort. These crises are temporary indeed. They do not actually affect us but we of course do not want America be affected because of the crisis. We do not want the Christians to be in dire straits. We do our utmost regarding that Insha'Allah.
Star, 30 March 2011
Bugun, 26 March 2011
Turkey is referred to as a success story in the world
Ali Babacan, the Deputy Prime Minister Responsible for the Economy of Turkey, stated that they estimate a growth of more than 8 percent in 2010. With the growth figure that will be announced tomorrow, Turkey will be the leader in Europe.


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DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: My girlfriend gets the hiccups when we have intercourse. It's the up-and-down movement. At first I thought it was cute and funny, but now I find it annoying to have her hiccuping over my shoulder. How can we get this fixed? I am losing interest in this relationship. -- Not Laughing Anymore, Downtown
Dear Not Laughing: Talk to her about it. There's a good chance she's nervous about the sexual feelings, pain she's anticipating and doesn't tell you about, or a feeling of being uncomfortable in this relationship -- a psychological thing. Feeling nervous can make you gulp air and burp or get the hiccups. She should also see her doctor about it. If anyone out there has had this happen, please write in and share your experience and any possible home remedies.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: When things start to go wrong in a relationship, I have a tendency to say nothing and "hand the guy the shovel," just to see how far he will dig himself into the hole and possibly bury himself. My best friend says I should give a guy chances by helping him correct his bad behaviour when he annoys me, but I disagree. What do you think? -- Been Fooled Before, Winnipeg
Dear Fooled: It's best to see what a person is really like before you get too emotionally involved to believe what you see and hear. Let them work that shovel and show the truth of who they are. If you think that something they are doing is not too big a deal and you'd really like to keep seeing that new person, then tell them what's wrong and what adjustments you are asking for. That gives them a chance. If you see evidence of a deal-breaker like dishonesty, cruelty, game-playing, addiction, or creepy behaviour in the past, let them keep shovelling so you can beat a hasty exit and know it was the right decision.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: I thought I saw my girlfriend hiding some cocaine in the back of her drawer. When she left the room, I checked and it was white powder. I tasted it. Not face powder; definitely coke. She doesn't know that I know, and I don't want to be involved with someone who has a habit she has to hide from me. Should I just dump her on some other pretence or tell her what I found and have the big crying scene and the fake promises you get from girls who are in love with coke? -- Been There, Done That, Tuxedo
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TnMarksman 4 years ago#1
the video from where its from
my thoughts; not the best news in the world. Hardly interests me at all but oh well. At least HV is getting somewhere with it.
Oh noez. Well I seriously hope this isn't it.
Thats an interesting move to say the least, but I could care less about mobile gaming so... :L Zero interest in the shield.
So what does this leave us with? Its running on a tegra so maybe HVS has been working on HD remakes, or it just upscales. Bleh, idk...
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TnMarksman (Topic Creator)4 years ago#3
Reedeemer posted...
Oh noez. Well I seriously hope this isn't it.
just think of it as a way of hvs trying to get conduit noticed so that they have more reason to make another
TnMarksman posted...
just think of it as a way of hvs trying to get conduit noticed so that they have more reason to make another
True. Up until this point Conduit has been a Nintendo exclusive though. If they're reeling in more peeps maybe they're planning on going multiplat with there next title(s), and/or this is a simple cash-in for funding. It just seems like a wildcard.
Also, will that handheld have an exclusive market? Or are we going to probably see this on android & ios? I have the impression it's exclusive to that for now.
Speculation is fun, especially since the team browses through the forum. I picture Bob reading some of our posts and getting a good laugh when we're way off from whats actually happening, hah. I'm still waiting on Animales de la Muerte, Bob!!
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VintageRonJohn 4 years ago#6
HVS also had Conduit 2 working on the 3DS, so I'm not getting my hopes up yet.
Still, they'll probably have more luck there because they shouldn't need a publisher.
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Thats the new handheld from Nvidia. It can play Steam games and mods but who knows. Maybe if the Conduit series went Steam more people would play them, and they could belong on PC pretty much the best.
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At first I was like, I could beat him, then he took the hat off and s*** got real!
You guys believed the news from HVS would be a conduit 3. Wow. This is the direction HVS is moving in which is make ios and mobile games.
Eh, I'm not surprised. There was no way we were getting a sequel. Now we know why we didn't get the announcement in December- the platform wasn't announced yet! Take that Games! >:-D
The real question is what platform the port's for. I hope it's a plain old Steam/PC or Android port, not something specifically for that console. While the 3DS and HD Triplets don't excite me much, they're better than that mess of a portable. Stick to graphics cards, Nividia! Also, HVS should include both games together, unless prices are really low.
Hopefully the port is popular enough to get Conduit 3 as a multiplatform game.
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Eh, I'm not surprised. There was no way we were getting a sequel. Now we know why we didn't get the announcement in December- the platform wasn't announced yet! Take that Games! >:-D
The port is nothing more then to get more money from the game.
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HOUSTON - A strange odor prompted officials to evacuate a busy southwest Houston grocery store Saturday.
Officials said at least two people were rushed to the hospital Saturday and hazardous materials crews were called in because of the smell at the Food Town on the West Sam Houston Parkway near Elmsworth.
"All of a sudden, the fire man came out and told everybody to just drop what you've got and get out of the store," said James Green, who was shopping at Food Town at the time.
Investigators said the smell left one of the store's employees unconscious and another with difficulty breathing. Officials said they had been working on refrigeration equipment on the second floor of the store.
"We have found an odor on the second floor in the back near some of their refrigeration. It's actually contained within a small portion of the building. The whole first floor is completely clear," said Deputy Chief Terry Stone with the Houston Fire Department.
Investigators said they kept everyone out of the store while they tried to figure out what caused the leak in the refrigeration.
One of the two people hospitalized was taken to Memorial Hermann Hospital, the other to Memorial Hermann Southwest. So far, no word on their condition.
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The beautification project at the Elizabeth Lake entrance to the City of Cranbrook will be completed by late spring. Whether or not the project will be completed as it is currently envisioned will be determined through Council budget deliberations to be held later this month.
This follows concerns raised by Councillor Denise Pallesen at the Monday February 4 Council meeting, to which she indicated she was alarmed by how far the project had moved ahead, without Council approving a larger project.
"I appreciate that Councillor Pallesen feels as though she was not in the loop on the Elizabeth Lake project," said Cranbrook Mayor Wayne Stetski. "The reality is any member of Council, myself included, is always welcome to ask Administration for information on any project happening within the City at any time."
The process that the City follows around budgeting and accessing grant funding for projects like the Elizabeth Lake entrance has been in place for many years. Administration is provided a budget for the project, by approval of Council. From there, Administration works with staff and stakeholders to flesh out the project, and works with various levels of government and other potential funding bodies like Columbia Basin Trust to apply for grant funding if it is available. In the case of the Elizabeth Lake entrance, Administration expects the need for additional funding to complete the project as proposed, and has submitted the budget request to Council for discussion and deliberation during the 2013 budget process.
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2005 Braddock District Council Awards Announced
The Braddock District Council of Community Associations and Supervisor Sharon Bulova have announced the winners of the 2005 Best of Braddock, Citizen of the Year and public service awards.
The awards will be presented on Tuesday, July 12, at 7:30 p.m. at the Braddock District office, 9002 Burke Lake Road (Kings Park Library building), Burke. Presentations will take place during the council's annual picnic.
The awards are a joint program of the council and Supervisor Bulova. Granted for the third consecutive year, the Best of Braddock awards recognize those citizens, organizations and businesses in the Braddock District that have "gone above and beyond to be the very best." The Citizen of the Year Award has been given since 1992.
The 2005 Best of Braddock award winners are:
Briarwood Court Condo
Category: Commercial Beautification or Improvement
The association was nominated for excellence and creativity in landscape improvement. President Judy Wittig will accept the award on behalf of the association.
Marcel Goldstein
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Goldstein was nominated for his advocacy and coordination efforts to upgrade the facilities at Rutherford Park.
Captain Jack Hurlock and the personnel of
the West Springfield District Police Station Category:
Most "Can-Do" Public Employee
Captain Hurlock and his officers have been nominated for their leadership, community outreach efforts and innovative approaches to community policing, which include participation in the Community Dialog on Gang Prevention, creation of the "Road Dawg" summer camp program, and the police/community open house at Heritage Mall.
Kings Park West Community Association
Organizing Committee
Category: Club or Organization Really Making a Difference
The committee was nominated for its work to revitalize the Kings Park West Homeowners Association, which had been defunct for several years. President Larry Velte will accept the award on behalf of the committee.
Todd Martin
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Martin was nominated for his work as site supervisor of the Reserve at Martin's Point, a large development. He works for the Stanley Martin Companies.
The winner of the 2005 Citizen of the Year Award is Tom Reinkober, president of the Canterbury Woods Civic Association. He is receiving the award for his leadership and efforts to increase appreciation of and education about covenants for community and homeowner associations. Past award winners have included Park Authority Board Member Winnie Shapiro, businessman R. Warren Eisenhower, and Bob Mizer, volunteer liaison and CERT coordinator for the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department.
This year the Braddock District Council is also presenting a Special Award for Public Service. Retired U.S. Postal Service letter carrier Bobby Mills was nominated by many members of the Little Run Civic Association community for his service to the Springbrook Forest area for more than 10 years.
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Expired Potassium Gluconate tablets
I have low potassium and cramps due to taking a diuretic to keep my blood pressure low, & my dr said I need more potassium. I can only eat so many bananas, oranges, potato skins, etc. Apparently it is not enough.
I have almost a full bottle of 250 potassium gluconate tablets that says on it that its expiration date was in 2007.
Is there any HARM in trying those to see if they help? I cannot afford to throw out something that I could still use. I am on a VERY tight budget, every penny counts, and my health insurance prescription drug coverage doesn`t cover dietary supplements.
I know that the official party line is to always throw out expired medications, but what about dietary supplements? If it is "just" ineffective because it is expired, oh well, I will know that soon enough. But what I want to know is, does being "expired" mean that this particular supplement changes chemically into something else that could be harmful?
Thank you.
Thank you for contacting Net Wellness. An official definition of the manufacturer's expiration date is the "date beyond which ideally stored medications in the unopened manufacturer's storage container or in most circumstances, the opened and intact manufacturer's storage container, should not be used." The United States Pharmacopeia (USP) says that the expiration date is "the time during which the article may be expected to meet the requirements of the pharmacopeial monograph provided it is kept under the prescribed conditions." This refers to qualities like safety and potency of the drug. It refers to prescription medications and over-the-counter medication including herbal supplements.
There are some medications such as ophthalmic products, creams/ointments or inhalers that once they have begun to be used, they must be discarded after a specific length of time. Most drugs get an expiration date of two to three years from the time of manufacture. This doesn't mean that the drug "goes bad" after the expiration date, or even that it's any different at the time of expiration than it was immediately after it was manufactured. The drug company just has to be sure that, at the assigned expiration date, the drug still meets requirements for safety and potency.
The only medication that has been documented in the past that has caused harm has been degraded tetracycline that was reported to cause kidney damage. How was the medication stored? Not many patients truly can keep medications stored in a cool, dry place without being moved for years on end. Many patients store some medications in the bathroom, where they get moist when the patient takes a shower or bath. Or a patient may store some medications in the kitchen, where the stove gets hot, or on the windowsill, where the sun hits them. Under these circumstances, it is not likely that medications stored will become outright unsafe, but they could easily lose potency, which means they won't be as effective as they should be.
Your health may be too important to chance. It is always a safe rule to store medications in a cool, dry place and discard then when the expiration date says to do so.
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Renowned University of Manitoba Arctic researcher David Barber believes he could — and maybe even should — have died in a helicopter crash in the frigid waters of the Arctic Ocean Monday night.
He was the scientist in charge, and when he was away from the Arctic, others had to take the risks for him, a saddened Barber said.
As project director, Barber often took that routine helicopter flight to check ice conditions ahead of the research vessel Amundsen.
But when Barber rotated off the ship last week, that put U of M colleague and long-time friend Klaus Hochheim on the helicopter, in harm's way above the unforgiving Arctic waters.
"It should have been me on that helicopter, not him," an emotional Barber said in an interview on Wednesday.
"I left the ship on Thursday. I was doing the same work" last week as Hochheim was performing Monday, when Hochheim, Canadian Coast Guard pilot Daniel Dube, and Amundsen commander Marc Thibault died.
Two days after the crash, there were still few answers from federal agencies Wednesday about what happened. The men's bodies were recovered and taken aboard Amundsen, which reached Resolute early Wednesday. Autopsies are to be performed, and a recovery operation to gather wreckage is being organized.
"It was a very routine operation," said Barber, Canada Research Chair in Arctic Systems Science at U of M. Flying out from the Amundsen, they would have been low over the surface, measuring through lowered sensors the depth of the ice, he said.
"They were on their way back," 10, maybe 15 minutes out, when their automatic signal stopped, sending the Amundsen at full speed to find them, Barber said.
"There was no emergency call, so something must have happened very quickly," he said.
Barber said he met Wednesday morning with the three lead researchers at the Centre for Earth Observation Science at U of M, all of whom had talked to their 10 university staff and graduate students among the 40 researchers aboard the Amundsen.
"We're quite concerned about their mental state right now," said Barber, who pointed out that clinicians and grief counsellors were flying up to Resolute.
University staff are discussing whether to bring the group home immediately, and whether and when to continue the current research. The Amundsen needs a new helicopter and it can't sail until it has a new captain, Barber said.
Some people say the Arctic is too dangerous for people, that research should be done through satellites and other technology. Barber rejects that view and he said Hochheim shared that opinion.
"We represent a group of scientists, we're boots-on-the-ground people, by definition, that's in harm's way," said Barber. "They're (tragedies) traumatic when they happen, but they should not deter us.
"We don't do it for a paycheque, we do it because it makes a difference" to everyone on the planet to know what climate change is doing to the Arctic sea ice, he declared.
Barber and Hochheim go back 30 years, to when Barber hired the Winnipeg-born Hochheim to work in a small environmental consulting firm. Later, Hochheim joined Barber in academia.
"He was very much a specialist in how climate is coupled with sea ice. He was especially a specialist on Hudson Bay."
Barber said that Hocheim's work is required reading for his environment students at U of M: "It was seminal on how Hudson Bay works."
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Ah, what a nice way to start the all-star break. A fluky loss by your boys, and then another snow storm.
I remember being on a road trip in Houston with the Mets in 1986, and they were on a roll when the all-star break hit, and they didn't want to stop playing. And the headline in our paper was "Break Dancin'."
I don't think these Rangers would be dancin' had they won last night — especially those with broken or badly bruised bones. But they would have felt a whole lot better about what they'd just done in the five games/seven nights with all those AHLers plugging holes so well.
1) They still should be dancin' because these first 52 games have been just impressive as all hell.
2) The post-game notes said that the Rangers have registered five more wins and six more points through 52 games, and have scored 13 more goals and allowed 15 fewer, than last year. But it really feels like a whole lot more than that, doesn't it? And anybody who thinks this team, compared to last year's team, is only that much better, hasn't been paying attention at all.
3) The Rangers tied the game in D.C. Monday on a fluky goal, and lost this one on an equally fluky goal, and maybe they do all even out through 82 games. Except that I thought the Rangers were the better team in D.C. and the far better team in N.Y., and sometimes you'd like to think the better team deserves the breaks, and that sometimes luck shouldn't be so much a part of the equation.
4) I am really impressed with the offensive stuff going on with Gaborik, Wolski and especially the Italian kid from Norway. They're creating a lot, and I think it's only a matter of time before Gaborik, especially, and the rest start putting up three-plus every night. The Rangers scored more than two for only the second time in 13 games last night, and the other one doesn't count because it was Toronto. That still has to improve.
5) I came into the building the same time as Gaborik again, and again he signed a whole boatload of autographs. This time no jackwagons yelled at him. I was also in the elevator with Del Zotto, who was happy to be back — and had to know that he'd probably be re-Whaled after the game. He was telling me about his 10-hour bus rides in the minors. Ugh. I still think the kid's going to be a stud offensive D-man, and sooner than later.
6) Happy 50th Birthday, TGO! I don't want to start a whole argument again, but IMO, there's not even a discussion about who's the best player to ever lace them up. There was Wayne Gretzky. Then Bobby Orr. Then Mario. But it's a lot closer between second and third than it is between first and second. And what a pleasure and highlight it was in my career to have a chance to know him and spend time around him.
7) I saw that Martin Havlat was named to the all-star game yesterday. Here's my favorite story about him. In Mark Messier's second stint in New York, during a bad time and a bad game in Ottawa, Havlat (typically) cheap-shotted Messier behind the net. Messier beat the daylights out of him, and then added a few extra shots as the officials tried to pry him off of Havlat. After the game, one of the Ottawa writers asked Messier, "What were you thinking there?" And Messier replied, "I was thinking what else I could do to him."
8) Do you just love Brian Boyle's quotes after the game? He's become a go-to guy in the lockerroom, a must-interview.
9) I'm thinking that only three of the five sent to Hartford are coming back Monday, since Dan Girardi and Ryan Callahan are expected to return Tuesday vs. Pitt. I think Kris Newbury will be one because A) he's tough as hell, and B) he wins faceoffs. Anybody want to guess who the others will be?
10) Was there anybody — including John Tortorella or Glen Sather — who wouldn't have signed for 3-2 in these last five games? It certainly didn't play out according to script, and yes they got, and should have been, greedy after the back-to-back wins in Atlanta and Washington. But bottom line is they got six points in a seven-night stretch when it would have been possible that they might get two or one or none.
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Like the Akatsuki page, the Tobi page on this wiki was of better quality than the Wikipedia article and just needed to have the refs moved, which they were so the Madara Uchiha/original article is ready for main article again.--TheUltimate3 02:46, 11 October 2007 (UTC)
- Done, but next time stick to one forum page. ~NOTASTAFF Daniel Friesen (DanTMan, Nadir Seen Fire) (talk) current discussion Oct 11, 2007 @ 04:48 (UTC)
Well, when Madara Uchiha's seiyu is aired then we'l\l need tl\o SAY WHIch is madara and which is tobi;s Madara uchiha99 13:27, 16 December 2007 (UTC)Madara uchiha899
- Always had syntax for that kind of thing. Same way that we used on Naruto Uzumaki.
- {{Voice actors|<ja>|<Tobi Seiyu>|e1=<(As Tobi)>|<Madara Seiyu>|e2=<(As Madara Uchiha)>}} Which would end up like:
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- Madara Seiyu (As Madara Uchiha)
- Of course... Sometime later I'm going to be improving the syntax so it's just something like:
Tobi Seiyu (As Tobi), Madara Seiyu (As Madara Uchiha). Either that or still use the list syntax. ~NOTASTAFF Daniel Friesen (DanTMan, Nadir Seen Fire) (talk) current discussion Dec 16, 2007 @ 15:53 (UTC)


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>Racing>Sub 2:00 Half Marathon thread
Hi everyone, took me a while to find my way here. Good to see everyone again. Hope you guys had a great holiday!
I got to go through and read the posts.
I started my HF training plan last week, and just came back from a wild-weather-blizzard 9K. And next week they forecast -30F weather almost all weak. Oh well, happy running everyone.
5K/22:33 10K/47:52 21.1K/1:44:06 42.2K/4:07:372014 Goals: 5K<22:00 10K<45:00 HM<1:40 FM<3:45
Super B****
Thanks for the welcomes
It looks like most people do eventually get their sub-2:00! Maybe I won't be able to get it on this crazy course, but that race kind of chose me instead of the other way around. (I was going to do it last year, but I was between fractures, though I obviously didn't know about the "between" part at the time.) If I can finish it running the whole way without getting hurt, I'll be happy. But I'll be even happier if I get my sub-2:00. Or should I say, my sub-1:59:39!
chasing 5:59
because i never shut up ... i blog
Hey Steve, good to see you.
Hope Jan had a great run in Phoenix this week. Waiting on her race report.
I did end up with a PR for me on weekly mileage last week. 48 miles. I wasn't super smart and decided to add in some big hills on my long run yesterday and then even less smart when I decided to try to keep my long run pace up the hills and I was feeling it at about mile 7 as I got to the top of the second big hill.
Felt a little bit of what they describe in the book as cummulative fatigue toward the end of the run after those big hills.
Going to be a little tough this week, I'm traveling for work with my audit team and I'm one of those guys who feels like they should hang out with the team instead of going their own way, but I'm going to have to ditch them a couple times to get my running in so this will be a good test of how that is going to work out. I think I'll be out of town 5 or 6 weeks out of the 13 weeks that I have left so I need to get that part of it sorted out for sure.
Age: 49 Weight: 202 Height: 6'3" (Goal weight 195)
Current PR's: Mara 3:14:36* (2017); HM 1:36:13 (2017); 10K 43:59 (2014); 5K 21:12 (2016)
Welcome to the new/returning folks and congrats on the weekly mileage PR, Nathan!
I also set a weekly mileage PR this week, hitting 40 miles for the first time. I felt the cumulative fatigue during my easy run on Friday and during my long run on Saturday, but I feel really good about the week overall. My Thursday tempo run didn't go quite as well as it could have: although I upped the mileage a bit (8 miles total and trying for 6 miles at goal hMP) I still had a little trouble locking in at that 8:30/mile pace. Instead of hitting consistent 8:30s I bounced up and down between about 8:44 and 8:15. I think for the rest of my training cycle that's going to be my primary focus: internalizing that goal hMP and hitting it consistently over longer distances.
Harrier, is your goal still sub-2:00? I'm confused- why are you running 8:30s as your goal HMP?
If you ask
Hello to all...
I'm new here and hoping to chat with my old friends from RW as well as meet some new runners. My half marathon PR (road race) is 1:55:16. My goal (again) this year is to race at least once a month. It keeps me motivated and I love seeing members of the running community. I run both on the road as well as on the trails, though I'm not sure I could choose a favorite.
I just completed my first race of the year, the Ugly Mudder 7 point something trail race, which is also the beginning of my 18 week training for my third full marathon, happening May 26.
I look forward to learning about all of your varied running/racing experiences as well as catching up with my old chums,
Happy Running.
8:30 per mile would get me to the finish in 1:51:21 or so (at least that's what I think it was the last I checked the RA pace calculator). After this week if I'm still having trouble with locking in at that pace I might pull back and shoot for something closer to 8:47 (which would get me to the finish in around 1:55).
Awesome- good luck to you!
Hello to all...
I'm new here and hoping to chat with my old friends from RW as well as meet some new runners. My half marathon PR (road race) is 1:55:16. My goal (again) this year is to race at least once a month. It keeps me motivated and I love seeing members of the running community. I run both on the road as well as on the trails, though I'm not sure I could choose a favorite.
I just completed my first race of the year, the Ugly Mudder 7 point something trail race, which is also the beginning of my 18 week training for my third full marathon, happening May 26.
I look forward to learning about all of your varied running/racing experiences as well as catching up with my old chums,
Happy Running.
I prefer TRAIL running over road but oftentimes, my travel schedule has me running road races. I was in AZ earlier this month and ran a 20K trail run, it was awesome!! After the first 2 miles, we started to climb, for about 5 miles, it was a gain of at least 1500 ft, switchbacks, rocky single track trail, and the view from the top was glorious!! I try to run at least a 10 miler and/or a HM each month, this keeps me motivated to stay in 'training mode' throughout the year. I am also training for another full marathon in May and possibly, another in late summer or fall. So glad to hear of another trail runner and your schedule is gonna keep you busy; good luck and safe running!
PRs In my 50's: 10k trail=52:00;10 m rd=1:23;10 m trail=1:31; HM=1:52; 25K Trail=2:40; FM=4:10; 50k=7:18
2ft- Now I remember the Celine Dion trip! How was it? Did DW absolutely love it? I've only been once to Vegas and, although I'm happy I went, it's not really my kind of town. The Mob Museum sounds interesting, though. Have you watched that show 'Vegas'? It's fairly new and I quite like it. 'Based on a True Story' which can mean anything but it's about the sheriff in Vegas in the early 60s. I love all the clothing, cars and trucks but the story is entertaining, too.
az- It's not me who is running the AZ half but rather Jan and her DH. I get why a lot of people like trail running but, unfortunately, I'm not one of them. I don't know why, really, except to say that I'm not big on being 'in' nature. I like nature from a distance. Glad you found a plan, Galloway, that works for you and allows you to keep doing what you enjoy.
doc- I meant to congratulate you on your ever-impressive streak! What dedication! And nice, high mileage as usual!
stever and Edith- Good to see you! (I was going to insert the hugging smileys but it doesn't exist) I just read over on RW that you were going to head this way and I'm glad you did. Hope Hector comes over, too.
stever- -30? That's crazy. All I can say is: layers, layers, layers.
Edith- Nice job in your first race! I see you're running some of the same races you ran last year. I just like the name 'Half Wit'.
blue- Whatever happens on that insanely hilly course, sub-2 or not, just don't get hurt! You've had enough of that.
Nathan- Congrats on the new mileage PR! Maybe you can drag the group out for a run with you instead of hanging out with them at a restaurant or wherever. Either way, I don't think they would take it personally if you ditched them a couple of times. They'll have to get over it if they do cuz you're in training!
pca- Congrats on your new mileage PR, too! Everyone is doing so well. Remind me what plan you're following. I seem to recall someone mentioning that they were going to do a Hanson half marathon plan. Was that you? If so, do they have a specific plan or are you modifying their marathon plan?
Zelanie- How's your training going?
me- I just lifted today. I'm in an 'every-other-day' running mode right now and ended up with a pathetic 20 miles last week. But, now that I think about it, it was after the HM and I wasn't feeling well so that's OK. Plus, this is my slacking off time before I start HM training. I'm torn between Ryan Hall's HM training plan and a type of Hansons HM training plan. What to do, what to do......Thoughts, anyone?
Oh, and I stalked Jan and I think she did great! Where are you, Jan? We want to hear all about it.
I called my schedule Hansons-esque for lack of a better term. I pulled parts from here and parts from here at first, gleaning a few details at a time (one of those sites does have a HM plan posted here and that's what I started working from). Then when I got an Amazon gift card I went ahead and bought the book itself (only took me about three nights to read it too). I then tweaked the plan a bit to get the strength and tempo workouts more like the Hansons do them. Also, I'm only running 5 days a week although they call for 6 (I don't do long runs on Sundays because of church and I rarely feel up to running on Monday mornings). I guess time will tell whether my Frankenstein's monster of a plan will work out for me, but at this point I'm pretty optimistic that it will.
Blue, Stever, Edith- Hiya!
Miele- It's "recovery" time, not "slacking off" time, right?
me- I have had some ups and downs lately. Something was not quite right in my knee/hammy last week, and I ended up taking several URDs last week as a result. I'm hoping that new shoes plus the extra rest is enough to do the trick. I got a pair of Saucony Triumph 10s, and had my first run in them today. Everything went GREAT! Got in 8.0, which is the MLR run distance for this week, at a 9:44 pace.
This week I'm thinking of going back to "normal" miles for the week, but not doing any speedwork. Then if I'm still feeling good at the end of the week, next week I'll add some faster miles back in.
You Rang?
Hi everybody!
I have a goal to run a sub 2:00 half. I think I have a ways to go as my current HM PR is 2:21:11 set last week. My next Half Marathon is in September. In order to meet this goal, I am doing the following things:
1. Running. I'm running 6 days a week. anywhere from 30 to 40 miles a week. The usual easy run is 5 miles which is run at a 10:30 to 11:00 mm pace. Wednesday is speed work: 3 miles at an 8:00 mm pace. Sunday is the long run 10 - 15 miles in the 11:00 to 12:00 mm pace.
2. Weight loss: I'm 6' 6" tall and weigh 240 lbs. I want to weigh 200 lbs. I think it will be easier to get myslef around the course faster if there is less of me to move. I'm logging my calories and am losing about a pound a week. these pounds are coming off very slowly.
Anything I'm missing? Any other advice?
PR: 5k 25:01 (10/15) 10k: 57:44 (7/14) HM: 1:57 (5/15) FM: 4:55 (1/15)
Thanks for all the good wishes everyone! I'll be back tomorrow with a RR. We took a late flight back, cause hey, who really wants to come back to Wyoming after spending 4 days in Phoenix? The race was great, and I was 8 seconds short of a new PR. Which is fine, because I thought this race would be somewhat of a disaster. I'll take being 7 seconds slower than my existing PR. It was great weather, upper 40s to start and mid 60s when we finished. Back tomorrow with more.
PR's: 5k - 23:33/ 10k - 48:30/ 5 mi. - 39:21/ 13.1 - 1:53/ 26.2 recent - 4:34
Upcoming races: Resolution Run HM 1/1/13
Phoenix R&R HM 1/20/13


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FIREFIGHTERS were called to a rooftop siege with a difference – as an adventurous cat used up one of its nine lives.
Female tortoiseshell Marlow was rescued after seven hours stuck on top of a terraced house in Barnoldswick.
Marlow's owners – chef William Jacques and his heavily pregnant wife, Michaela – praised crews who used a ladder to tempt down the marooned moggie.
Mr Jacques, 31, said he first noticed Marlow on the roof of a neighbour's house in Valley Road at 8am last Tuesday.
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We originally had a hard time reproducing it, so the fix was unclear. Well, we've got it figured out now. Some Panther builds had incorrectly set the plug-in so it couldn't be overwritten (which Apple seems to have fixed for later builds after we reported the issue, thus the mixed bag of results.) We updated the installer to use the "always overwrite the file" option so that it overwrites the existing plug-in every time.
It's fixed now, and the right bits are on the player download center. If you have customers who have reported issues with Shockwave Player on Panther, send them to download the latest installer from macromedia.com.
Another useful tidbit: the Mac installer is also the uninstaller. If you click on the "Easy Install" drop-down in the upper left corner, the drop-down will show the "Uninstall" option.


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Nissan At The Paris Motor Show 2012 - Press Pack
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PARIS – Sept 27, 2012: Great design delivered through innovation - Nissan is showcasing its bold approach in spectacular style at the 2012 Paris Motor Show. Showing the strength and depth of its highly successful range, Nissan is exhibiting an array of vehicles that offer an exciting glimpse of what the future holds for the brand.
Nissan's commitment to innovation and the desire to introduce new technology is a strategy that clearly appeals to buyers. Following its best ever sales year in 2011 - up 25 per cent in 2010 - Nissan is on course for yet another highly successful year in 2012.
With continued growth in Europe in the face of very challenging trading conditions, Nissan's performance highlights the strength and appeal of its current product range. Sales to the end of July show an increase of 5% year-on-year with huge investment being made to expand its industrial footprint even further in the UK, Spain and Russia.
TeRRA concept car
Taking centre stage and making its global debut at Paris is the rugged TeRRA concept car. The dramatically-designed four-seater takes the philosophy of Zero Emissions mobility and extends it into an exciting new domain. Powered by hydrogen fuel-cell, TeRRA offers four-wheel-drive capability and proves that Zero Emissions vehicles aren't just for cities. Nissan is already the market leader in the zero emissions field, with the all-electric LEAF continuing to lead the way thanks to its innovative design and engineering.
Through the use of in wheel motor technology, TeRRA is free of the packaging constraints that affect conventional SUVs. With no central transmission tunnel, the seating gives all four passengers a broad and unique view out of the vehicle. In addition, TeRRA introduces bold new surfacing materials and removable, portable technology for the driver display and infotainment systems.
Juke NISMO
An exciting new era in Nissan performance motoring starts at the Paris Motor Show with the official launch of the NISMO road car programme. Designed and developed by Nissan's NISMO division in Japan, the range of affordable yet highly advanced performance cars is spearheaded by the new Juke NISMO.
Powered by a modified version of the acclaimed 1.6-litre direct injection turbocharged petrol engine that drives the DIG-T model, the Juke NISMO features a bespoke aerodynamics package and a revised chassis design to deliver an even more engaging driving experience.
Nissan DeltaWing
The fans' favourite of this year's Le Mans 24 Hours is on French soil again - this time in Paris. Accompanied by its creator, Ben Bowlby, the ground-breaking Nissan DeltaWing is bringing design and engineering innovation to a new audience at the Paris Motor Show, where it features as one of the stars of the Nissan stand.
The team behind the radical racer declared last week that it had 'unfinished business'... after being unceremoniously shoved out of the famous endurance race in June, the Nissan DeltaWing will return to finish what it started at the event's little brother, Petit Le Mans.
The pioneering, dart-shaped Nissan DeltaWing, which captured the hearts of 240,000 Le Mans 24 Hour fans three months ago, will race again at the American Le Mans Series (ALMS) finale at Road Atlanta, USA, on October 17-20.
Juke with Ministry of Sound
Celebrating its ongoing partnership with the London-based clubbing and electronic dance music authority Ministry of Sound, the Juke with Ministry of Sound is a limited edition model that features a number of premium design enhancements and special features.
Available with any engine and transmission in the current range, the Juke with Ministry of Sound is finished in either Metallic Black or Solid White, and comes with a bespoke design package and a Ministry of Sound Music Pack that comprises an Apple iPod touch complete with Scratch Shield case, Ministry of Sound headphones and a VIP voucher for the Ministry of Sound music store.
Making an equally dramatic impact on the Nissan stand in Paris is the Juke Box - a specially commissioned pair of Juke fitted with what has been dubbed the 'world's ultimate mobile sound system'. Built by the same audio team that created the famous 'Box room' at the Ministry of Sound nightclub in London, it has become the main attraction at Nissan's high-profile Juke Box Sessions held throughout Europe.
Qashqai 360
Groundbreaking design and advanced technology are just two of the attributes which have made the Qashqai the sector-defining sales hit it is. The new Qashqai 360 demonstrates Nissan's commitment to bringing premium features to the mass crossover market.
Available across Qashqai and Qashqai+2 ranges, the 360 can be specified with all engine and drivetrain combinations - including the new 1.6-litre dCi with CO2 emissions from 119g/km.
Qashqai 360 includes a number of premium design features and is fitted with Nissan's innovative Around View Monitor (AVM) as standard.
Making its European debut at the 2012 Paris Motor Show, PIVO 3 showcases a range of new and exciting technologies that provide an exciting vision of what the future holds for urban mobility.
The innovative zero emissions concept builds on the strengths of its predecessors, and adds more real-world features, such as Automated Valet Parking (AVP) and Robotic Agent Interface (RAI) - a system that integrates the vehicle's key technologies into one interface.
PIVO 3 also has the facility to feed stored power back to the local electricity grid. This clever technology, when employed on a larger scale with other EVs, has the potential to balance electric power demand and supply.
Micra ELLE
Combining stylish design with intelligent technology and spirited attitude, the Micra ELLE has been developed with a well suited partner: world-famous fashion magazine, ELLE.
It showcases many of Nissan's innovations, including Intelligent Key for keyless entry, and offers a luxurious feel thanks to its panoramic glass roof and chrome details.
Micra ELLE also introduces two new colours to the Micra range and is available with two engine options: a 1.2-litre normally aspirated three-cylinder engine, and a sophisticated 1.2-litre supercharged DIG-S engine that develops 98PS.
NV200 London Taxi and NV200 New York City Taxi
Making their first appearance at a European motor show, the new NV200 London Taxi and NV200 New York City Taxis confirm Nissan's growing presence in the private hire sector. Launched in August, the NV200 London Taxi has been completely re-engineered to meet the strict requirements of London's licensing authorities. Proving the strength and adaptability of the NV200 platform, the London Taxi variant features a large five-seat passenger area, variable seating layout and twin sliding doors for easy access. In addition, the NV200 London Taxi also features a bespoke steering set-up that allows the vehicle to meet the required turning circle maximum of 7.6 metres.
The NV200 New York City Taxi further demonstrates the practicality of the NV200 design. Having won the right to be named New York's 'Taxi of the future' after a two-year bid selection process, the distinctive yellow NV200s will be hitting New York streets at the end of 2013.
Revised 370Z Coupe and Roadster
With updated exterior and interior styling, new colour options and wheel design, the 2013-specification 370Z Coupe and Roadster makes its debut at the 2012 Paris Motor Show. Confirming its reputation as one of the most exciting and best value sports in the sector, the new 370Z features a host of detail improvements, including a new front bumper incorporating LED daytime running lights.
Nissan: European expansion continues
Nissan is continuing to buck the economic trend by expanding both its sales and manufacturing presence in Europe. Not only is the brand on course to record another great year in Europe, it is also poised to become the region's number one Asian brand.
And it isn't just Nissan's customer base that is expanding. The brand's manufacturing base is set to increase significantly with five all-new models confirmed for production in Europe. With over half a billion Euro of investment, this expansion will create over 4,000 new jobs and safeguard thousands more.
Nissan at the 2012 Paris Motor Show
Finally, the Nissan stand itself offers something new for visitors. It features a new layout, encouraging visitors into rather than onto the exhibition space. Featuring a more open feel, it encourages showgoers to engage and interact with the displays - allowing them to immerse themselves in the world of Nissan.


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Cross another name off the Winnipeg Blue Bombers' list of prospective free agents.
The club announced today it has re-signed versatile defensive back/linebacker Johnny Sears, who was scheduled to become a free agent next month. As well, the team has extended the contract of placekicker Justin Palardy. Both deals were registered with the Canadian Football League before the start of 2013, meaning the signing bonuses will count against the 2012 salary cap.
Sears (6-1, 192, Eastern Michigan) started 14 games last year, finishing with 50 tackles, six special teams tackles and three interceptions.
"I really like Johnny Sears as a person and a player," said Bomber GM Joe Mack. "He has great versatility and he's really tough. He actually played the whole game in Hamilton with a torn ACL. He's a consummate professional for us and we're happy to have him back. I'm disappointed he had the knee injury, but we believe he'll be back for the start of the season.
"He might have got a shot in the NFL if it wasn't for the knee but we're happy to have him back because of how he conducts himself and his production. We were willing to take the risk with the knee because we like him that much."
Palardy (6-0, 201, Saint Mary's) is coming off a spectacular season in which he connected on 39 of 45 field goal attempts (86.7 per cent), tying the single-season field-goal percentage club record he set in 2010.
"Winnipeg has been great to me since I arrived and I'm excited to get this extension completed," said Palardy in a press release. "It isn't often a player gets an opportunity to be a part of the opening a new stadium and I'm really excited for 2013 and beyond with the Bombers."
The Bombers now have seven remaining free agents still unsigned: defensive backs Deon Beasely and Jonathan Hefney, linebacker Marcellus Bowman, receiver Clarence Denmark and defensive linemen Jason Vega, Fernand Kashama and Bryant Turner.
"I had conversations with all our free agents before they left (at the end of the season)," Mack said. "I've reached out to all their agents. It's understandable, but the American players have a dream to try the NFL and we'll have to go through the process to see if they have any NFL interest and then adjust as we go along. They have all expressed interest in coming back to Winnipeg, we'll just have to see how much interest they have in the NFL."
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Walking through the forest on a dirt path, keeping our voices low, following Fred Babweteera and hanging on his every word to learn about this place, we saw them. Sitting a hundred yards in front of us, right on the path, two brothers: Zalu and Zed. My first wild chimpanzees!
With a group of eighteen wildlife enthusiasts from the Oakland Zoo, I had traveled to Uganda to have this amazing experience. We were in the Budongo Forest, a rare treat since this area is designated for research, not tourism. Fred and the Budongo Conservation Field Station (BCFS) staff were very generous hosts for us, because the Oakland Zoo sponsors their Snare Removal Program. Each September, through a lecture and silent auction, we raise over $8000 to keep these chimpanzees safe.
Zalu and Zed's story explains why these chimpanzees need help from halfway around the world. Their mother, Zana, had both hands permanently deformed from trap injuries. This is not uncommon among the Sonso chimp group, since illegal snares set to catch wild pigs and duiker also catch, but rarely kill, chimpanzees. Zena died in 2007, leaving both boys orphans before they were really old enough to enter the male dominance hierarchy. Luckily, Zalu proved to be a good caretaker for younger Zed and the brothers are doing alright for themselves.
You can learn more about the snares set in Budongo Forest from our YouTube video!
To learn more about the Oakland Zoo's support for BCFS, please visit www.oaklandzoo.org.
To learn more about Zalu, Zed, their neighbors and protectors, visit www.budongo.org.
Tags: Budongo, chimpanzee, Conservation, Oakland Zoo, snare, Uganda


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DJ Sanghvi College of Engineering, Juhu
Note: The admission process for DJ Sanghvi College of Engineering is conducted outside of CAP and more information related to the admission process can be found here.
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Dwarkadas J Sanghvi College of Engineering (DJSCoE) fondly known as DJ Sanghvi or just "DJ" is in J.V.P.D scheme, opposite the very famous Cooper Hospital along with the cluster of several reputed SVKM institutes. It takes about 10 minutes by rickshaw from Vile Parle railway station (W. Rly. & Harbour Rly.)
"Yeh to five star hotel ki tarah hai yaar" that is what you hear when people see DJ Sanghvi College of Engineering for the first time. The infrastructure is one of the best in town. The canteen does not have the best ambience but as the saying goes "don't judge the book by its cover". As soon as you reach the first floor, you are awestruck by its magnificence and don't miss the washrooms! The college has an advanced infrastructure which includes a wi-fi equipped library, air-conditioned classrooms, a gymnasium, gymkhana and a conference room. Waiting for the elevators can be a bit irritating; so during the wee hours most prefer to climb the stairs. Laboratories are maintained upto the mark; atleast as compared to the rest of the engineering colleges in the city. The college lacks a campus and in-hostel facility. However there is a hostel in Mukesh Patel and a few students stay there.
B.E Fee: Rs. 1,15,161/year
M.E Fee: Rs. 1.12L per year
DJ Sanghvi College of Engineering has a phenomenal placement record, you won't be jobless for sure! Big names come to pick you up after graduation. NO worries about that! TCS & Accenture pick the maximum number of students with L&T and Patni Computers following at hand. Placements MAY sometimes be a matter of concern for Biomed and Chemical students though, because a few of them sometimes don't clear the minimum criteria for ANY company. That isn't the college's fault, though.
Other major companies visiting the campus: JP Morgan, AMDOCS, Godrej, Microsoft, Capgemini, Ernst and Young, Morgan Stanley. Average salary is around 5 LPA and highest went to 33 LPA for 2013 batch.
Its one of the best at DJ Sanghvi, at least in the first year; you will realize it if you attend. The other years have good professors for one or two out of six or seven subjects while the others are average. You might meet a couple of nagging professors but the rapport with the students is pretty good. Students find the teachers friendly and helpful.
Attendance is moderately strict in DJ Sanghvi College of Engineering. 75% is recommended and students are given assignments and university papers to solve if the requirement is not met with.
You will actually find the cream crowd of engineering at DJ Sanghvi with an exciting blend of fashion, money and brains! Life at DJ is pretty cool. You meet all sorts of people and always end up with folks you like. Lots of Gujjus around because of the 50% Gujurati quota, but that's quite a good thing, actually. Students are ambitious, competitive and participate over enthusiatically in the festivals which mind you, is not extraordinary. The crowd hails from Northern - Western Mumbai to South Mumbai and some from the Central and Harbour belt as well.
The canteen's look is not that great but the food is quite good & cheap. For those whose taste buds are accustomed to Chinese cuisine, this place is heaven. However, lack of seating facility doesn't make the experience a good one, especially if you enter the canteen around the peak time. There's little space to move and the temperature has nearly doubled!
Papillon Restaurant (You will find most of the college here), Amar, NM Canteen, the very famous street side vada pavs, dosas and everything you want, Cooper canteen (if you have the guts!). And you are under a Gujju Mandal so food is not a problem at all. And Juhu beach is like the be-saharon ka sahara. Other eat-outs include Pizza Hut, Crepe station, Garcia's, Subway, Khaasiyat, McDonald's, ShivSagar, Naturals (The ice-cream of Juhu scheme). And if you still feel the list is still incomplete then most DJites are seen hogging mouthwatering delicious food items at its sister institute, Mukesh Patel's canteen.
Following festivals are celebrated at DJ Sanghvi College of Engineering:
Parichay (Cultural Festival), Pulse (Technical Festival) & Iridescence (Sports Festival)
Contact Address:Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering (DJSCoE)
Plot No. U-15, J.V.P.D Scheme,
Bhaktivedanta Swami Marg,
Vile Parle (West),
Mumbai 400 056.Phone: 022-2610 7010/2610 746Website: www.djscoe.org
All we can say is that in DJ Sanghvi the next 4 years of engineering will definitely be the best days of your life. Don't miss it! Definitely should be one of the top 5 on the priority list of the student.


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The shop raised £167 from a raffle to win a globe ornament and Sarah's name was drawn out of the hat as the lucky winner.
She is pictured with staff Lyn Dawber, Ann Gee, Christie Saville and Pauline Trebble.


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THE Dell Stadium in Brierley Hill is hosting Sport Relief fun run this month.
The event will take place at the Dudley Council facility on Sunday March 23 at 11.30am and 12pm - with distances of one, three and six miles on offer to those keen to get active and raise cash for the charity initiative which aims to help disadvantaged people in the UK and overseas.
Councillor Stuart Turner, cabinet member for health and wellbeing, said: "Dudley Council wants everyone in the borough to be more active and there are lots of ways people can get involved."
"The Dell Stadium is a fantastic facility and I'm sure residents will want to come along and join in with the Sport Relief fun run."
Dudley, Halesowen and Crystal leisure centres are also offering swimming and running events during the weekend.
People are asked to sign up in advance for all the events.
For more information and to register visit www.sportrelief.com or call one of the centres on 01384 812800.