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Why You Should Learn How to Make a Boutonniere Before Your Wedding Day
When I was a little girl, I was a part of my local 4-H club (for those who weren't lucky enough to be a part of it, 4-H is a community club where kids take classes and can present their projects at their local county and state fairs and it was SO MUCH FUN). One of the 4-H classes I took was floral arranging. When I signed up for the class, I thought, "Piece of cake. Flowers in a vase. Boom, done." Not so. There is so much more to arranging flowers than I initially thought. Color, seasons, care... it's a complicated art that I was not immediately skilled at. So, as I'm planning my upcoming wedding (I'll be getting hitched next winter!), I've been deciding what to buy and what to make myself. Bridal bouquet? That's a buy. But a DIY boutonniere? I can tell you right now that is a total reality. Here's how to make a boutonniere.
Boutonnieres are something you should DIY, even if you don't consider yourself a particularly crafty person. Why? Because it's easy, cheap, doable, and there's even a formula you can follow. I wasn't great at arranging flowers, but I can borrow elements from an already-existing bouquet and make a mini one! Plus you can make enough boutonnieres for your entire wedding party from one additional bride or bridesmaids' bouquet.
I'm going to show you how to make a boutonniere that's easy and simple, so anyone should be able to do it. Keep in mind, this is just a guideline. There aren't really rules to making boutonnieres. You can add as many or as few flowers as you like, you can use any materials you like, and you can go crazy depending on the theme of your wedding. However, if you're like me and enjoy working within certain guidelines, then keep reading!
For my fellow visual learners out there (holla!), I put together a short video of me putting a buttonhole bouquet together. I'm also demonstrating how to pin a boutonniere to a jacket in this video too (hint - pin through the back!).
- Fresh flowers and greenery
- Floral tape
- Floral wire
- Corsage pins
- Ribbon
- Wire cutters and floral snippers
How to Make a Boutonniere: Step by Step Instructions
Start by picking one large flower to work around. This will be the shining star of your boutonniere. Pair it with some greenery and smaller flowers.
When cutting the stems of live flowers, cut them under cold water (like in a full sink or bucket), and snip the stems at an angle.
Arrange your florals with the bigger flower in the front. I found that mine looked great with the big flower in the front, smaller flowers behind or to the side, and greenery in the back. Don't let the greenery sit too much taller than the flower. Keep them at about the same height.
Cut a 3-inch piece of floral wire, and add it to the stems of the bouquet for support.
Wrap floral tape around the stems, including just underneath the flowers where the head of the large flower starts. Wrap three inches down the stems, then cut the floral tape. Cut off any extra stems.
You can make DIY boutonnieres for your wedding ahead of time, too. Preserve them by sealing them in a plastic bag, and keeping them in the refrigerator. Keep in mind that some flowers keep better than others, and do your research.
The easiest way to pin a boutonniere is from the back of the lapel rather than the front. I centered the DIY boutonniere in the front, flipped the lapel over, and stuck the boutonniere pin in through the back. And no, it didn't stab me! Although, if I were having smaller kids wear these at my wedding, I might use a very large safety pin instead of a pin.
I'm glad I took the time to figure out how to make a DIY boutonniere before my actual wedding day. While they were easy (and ridiculously fast) to put together, I'm definitely the kind of person who needs fool-proof plans for her wedding. If you are planning on making boutonnieres for your big day (and you totally should!), make one or two before the wedding, just to get the hang of it. Boutonnieres aren't just for weddings, either! Knowing how to put a buttonhole bouquet together is a good trick to have under your belt come prom season too.
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Alex Hollis (Cure Romance)
Voice Actor: Harumi Sakurai (Japanese); Jennifer Hale (English)
The lovey-dovey dancer, I am Cure Romance!
- Crossdresser: When he goes to a cosplay convention as Haruhi Freakin' Suzumiya in episode 28
- Dance Battler
- Frills of Justice: Subtle, though they become more blatant as Super Cure Romance
- Last Minute Hookup: He ultimately chooses Lina at the end of the series, nominating Michelle as a bridesmaid as compensation
- Leotard of Power: As Cure Romance
- Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: Feminine Boy To Lina's Masculine Girl, to the point of wearing eyeliner to his wedding with Lina. Although, he was also wearing a tuxedo.
- Minidress of Power: As Cure Romance
- Opera Gloves: As Cure Romance
- Real Men Wear Pink: He's shown to take ballet lessons on Wednesdays
- Second Law of Gender Bending: Unlike most genderbending Cures, he accepts that his Cure form is a girl the first time he transforms, though he is a bit surprised by the result
- Super Gender-Bender
- Zettai Ryouiki: Grade A as Cure Romance
Michelle Simmons (Cure Action)
Voice Actor: Michiko Neya (Japanese); Kath Soucie (English)
The blockbuster of all blockbusters, I am Cure Action!
- Dance Battler: Her ballet training shows in her fighting style, though not as blatantly as with Cure Romance
- Frills of Justice
- Lovely Angels: With Lina; when they work together in combat, the enemy won't know what hit him!
- Minidress of Power: As Cure Action
- Modesty Shorts: As Cure Action
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: Girly Girl To Lina's Tomboy
- Vitriolic Best Buds: With Lina
Ruby Voorhees (Cure Drama)
Voice Actor: Marina Inoue (Japanese); Edie Mirman (English)
The writer of all things basic, I am Cure Drama!
- Bare Your Midriff: At first; it's covered as Super Cure Drama
- Frills of Justice
- Government Agency of Fiction: She becomes the first United States anime ambassador following the events of the series
- Minidress of Power: As Cure Drama
- Modesty Shorts: As Cure Drama
- Otaku
- Skirt over Slacks: She wears a jean skirt over red leggings with one of her casual outfits
- Whole Costume Reference: Her shoes as Cure Drama should remind you of Dorothy Gale's ruby slippers
Penny Arcadia (Cure Comedy)
Voice Actor: Ayana Taketatsu (Japanese); Wendee Lee (English)
The laser-guided laughter, I am Cure Comedy!
- Frills of Justice
- Meaningful Name: Hey, she reads Penny Arcade, what did you expect?
- Minidress of Power: As Cure Comedy
- Modesty Shorts: As Cure Comedy
Lina Eastwood (Cure Western)
Voice Actor: Sachi Matsumoto (Japanese); Cristina Valenzuela (English)
The cowgirl with an attitude, I am Cure Western!
- Anti-Hero: Usually a Type II, but if provoked severely enough becomes a Type IV or Type V
- Been There, Shaped History: She's met literally DOZENS of Hollywood stars since 1997, most notably Jackie Chan, who was her martial arts sensei when she was younger. She was even instrumental in convincing Arnold Schwarzenegger to run for Governor of California—she told him she enjoys his movies and that other actors were also politicians, so why shouldn't he? Schwarzenegger took it seriously and ran for Governor and won. She was also an extra on several recent movies, including Alvin and the Chipmunks, Transformers, Iron Man, G Force, Zombieland, and Inception.
- Berserk Button: Don't show her ANY video game made by LJN if you want to keep it intact unless it happens to be inside a video game store. Even then, she'll go into a profanity-laced tirade about how LJN ruined NES games for everyone with their licensed crap. Also, even insinuate that she'd look good in a dress, and don't expect to see a fury even close to the result from Hell itself; while Michelle never makes that mistake, she does know Lina well enough to know the consequences of such insinuations, as seen in episode 40:Deuce: Try wearing a dress for once, bitch!
Cure Western: You talking to me?
Cure Action: Uh-oh, he imagined my friend wearing a dress!
Cure Western: You talking to me!?
Cure Action: He shouldn't have done that!
Cure Western: YOU TALKING TO ME!?!?!?
Cure Action: Now he's in for it!
Cure Western: Me—in a dress!? IN YOUR DREAMS, MOTHERFUCKER!!!!!!
[Cure Western proceeds to start beating Scratch to a pulp]''
- Bifauxnen: She virtually is one, even if her usual attire is gender-neutral, and then, after getting her eye gouged out, she starts wearing a black leather jacket whenever and wherever possible.
- Civvie Spandex: Her Cure outfit and Super Cure outfit basically consist of a gold tank top and cuffed jean shorts
- Country Matters: In episode 23, when Scratch makes himself known by offing Krueger, she lands a Precision C-Strike — a rare moment in any Pretty Cure series where someone says the word. Predictably, the very first word of Gratuitous Russian she speaks in-series is the worst in that language, its equivalent of "dick".
- Cross-Cast Role: She was the Nutcracker Prince in a School Play of E. T. A. Hoffmann's The Nutcracker and the Mouse King when she was younger.
- Cybernetics Eat Your Soul: Noticeably averted; Lina is still perfectly human despite having a cybernetic eye starting in episode 23, though she usually wears an eyepatch around unknowing individuals who think this trope would apply to anyone. When Michelle expresses her concern about the effects the new eye will have on Lina's soul at the start of episode 24, she responds by asking, "Have you been reading too much Gunslinger Girl?"
- Dame Swears-A-Lot: She's the most sailor-mouthed of the cast, by far. Of course, it gets really interesting when she Bales Out in a later episode...
- Dance Battler: She's revealed to have shades of this in episode 50; while her capoeira training is subtle in most of the fight scenes, she goes all out with the capoeira in the last episodes.
- Deadpan Snarker
- Even Evil Has Standards: Lina will gladly swear left and right, but she refuses to have sex or smoke.Scratch: Oh, really? You will now.
- Also, even before she swore off blasphemy in a later episode, she'd sometimes take the Lord's name in vain when really angry, but she'd never blaspheme against the Holy Spirit.
- Evil Laugh: OK, she's not really evil, but she regularly employs this. The one she delivers right when she pummels Scratch and takes his eyes out as revenge for taking one of her own eyes out is rather chilling, though. Another notable example is when she sends a homing bullet in Nick's direction. And then there's this little gem from episode 26:Lina: Guess what today is, you sick mother? The day you meet your death! And you know what your gravestone's gonna say? "Cyclops slain." Heh heh heh heh heh heh...
- Expy: Like Shugo Kino before her, her character design is clearly inspired by Emma Watson's looks — post-haircut, in her case.
- Eyepatch of Power: After episode 23
- Eye Scream: Happens in combat in episode 23. She gains a cybernetic eye from the experience, though.
- Frills of Justice: As Super Cure Western
- Gratuitous Russian: Sometimes, particularly after Naelee shows up. To be fair, Lina is a Rosetta Stone nut.
- Gratuitous Spanish
- Hair-Trigger Temper: She's set off so easily, Alex actually refers to her in-story as "Little Miss Pesci" at one point
- Hell-Bent for Leather: After her eye gets gouged out in combat and she receives a cybernetic eye and an eyepatch, Lina decides to accentuate the added coolness with a black leather jacket
- Large Ham: A rare heroic example
- Last Minute Hookup: After the bullets are removed and her bullet wounds bandaged up following the final fight, she confesses to Alex, and they get married in the epilogue
- Lovely Angels: With Michelle; when they work together in combat, the enemy won't know what hit him!)
- Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: Masculine Girl To Alex's Feminine Boy, to the point of wearing a white pantsuit to her wedding with Alex. Although, she was also wearing a white veil.
- Mistaken for Racist: In addition to her constant profanity, she seems to enjoy throwing in the odd ethnic slur, much to the author's disgust at having to type them into his episodes. So far she's used "dago", which earned her a slap from the newly-converted Fannie; "gook", which she uses to refer to Kim Jong Il during a politically-loaded rant against Communism; "kike", or more specifically, "kike hater", which she uses to refer to Nazis; and "spook", which is the farthest she's willing to go when referring to blacks.
- Nice Hat: Her cowboy hat as Cure Western
- No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: She gets a few of them, but episode 51's beatdown scene is the most horrific, as by the time it's over her corpus is really battered and bruised, and she's near death. Of course, only old-fashioned punches, kicks, guns, and/or knives are involved on both sides in all of them.
- No One Could Survive That!: She has her moments of undergoing beatdowns that could kill others like her
- Pet the Dog: She has her moments.
- Power Hair: She sports a pixie cut that's combed back whenever She Cleans Up Nicely, and combined with every outfit she's ever worn it's easy to mistake her for a boy—not that anyone has ever noticed in-series, of course.
- Product Placement: As far as advertising PBS by inserting P-Heads everywhere goes, Lina is a frequent offender, as the P-Head appears on her gold top, facing either the right — with a split — or left — without a split — depending on the season.
- Real Women Don't Wear Dresses: She's a Shorttank and Masculine Girl who's 99.9% into masculine stuff, and the one blatantly feminine activity she does—which is serving as a flower girl in episode 15—she does wearing a white pantsuit.
- She Cleans Up Nicely: And she wears exactly what you expect her to wear each time! Her Power Hair is also combed back in this state.
- Tights Under Shorts: Her gold thigh-highs change into gold tights in episode 52, right before the climactic showdown against Lucifer. And that's the only real change to her Super Cure outfit.
- Token Evil Teammate: Like Shugo before her, Lina fits this trope just for being more antiheroic than the rest of her teammates. Lampshaded in episode 16 when she flat out says, "Yep, I'm evil" right after Alex tells Fannie how Lina is addicted to violent video games and swears a lot when she's not attending classes at Hollywood High.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: Tomboy To Michelle's Girly Girl
- Vitriolic Best Buds: With Michelle
- Who Wears Short Shorts?: She wears cuffed jean shorts in both her Cure form and her Super Cure form, the latter whom even pairs it with Grade B Zettai Ryouiki! Lampshaded at the start of episode 23 by Krueger:Krueger: Is it me, or does your outfit kinda remind me of Misty Waterflower?
- Zettai Ryouiki: Grade B as Super Cure Western — and this is despite the fact she wears short shorts — and denim, at that — in lieu of a skirt
Nicholas Carpathia/Nick
Fannie Fredericks/Krueger
- As the Good Book Says...: At least Once per Episode after her HeelFace Turn.
- Disney Death
- Dope Slap: Does this to Lina in episode 24 after the latter says "dago" in her presence.
- HeelFace Turn
- His Name Is...: Before Scratch offs her from behind, Krueger gives this warning:Krueger: There are still two more lieutenants before you face off against Lucifer. One of them is—[Scratch impales her In the Back]
- Modesty Shorts: As Cure Horror.
Sonny Starr/Scratch
Draco Doublesworth/Deuce
Other Characters
Naelee Gabriev
Voice Actor: Chiwa Saito (Japanese), Kari Wahlgren (English)
- Cybernetics Eat Your Soul: Averted.
- Expy: Sshe's a female, more competent version of Inspector Gadget; her origin story even mirrors his from The Movie, as she starts out as a mild-mannered high school student and becomes a cyborg to save her life following a fatal accident she almost never recovered from
- Gratuitous French: She sings an entire song in French in episode 28, for crying out loud!
- Gratuitous Russian: When the author wants to remind you of her bloodline
- How Do I Shot Web?: She has to be shown the ropes by the scientist that saved her life and, in earlier appearances, is seen studying her manual so she can get the hang of her new cyborg abilities
- Red Shirt: Subverted at the end of her first episode, when she's blown up by a victory cigar bomb and brought to a robotics laboratory by her new friends for a life-saving surgery that will turn her into a cyborg
- We Can Rebuild Him: Her fate at the end of episode 26


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About 25% of all mortgages in the United States are "Under Water," that is, a mortgage where the property is worth less than what is owed on the mortgage. Many people who own these properties also have second mortgages, equity lines, HELOCs, or tax, HOA or other liens, pushing the property still farther into the red. A Chapter 11 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy may offer a solution: the "Lien Strip," or "Strip-Off."
A lien strip lets you stop paying the second mortgage (or equity line, HELOC or lien), treat it as a general unsecured claim, and at the conclusion of the case when you get the discharge, the lien must be released. Since liens generally survive a bankruptcy discharge, a lien strip requires that you file a Motion to Avoid Lien with the Court and have it granted. Then you have to make all of the required payments under your reorganization Plan and receive a discharge.
To be eligible for a lien strip, your first mortgage must be more than the value of your property.
This is not always a simple process, and you should discuss whether you are eligible for a lien strip with your bankruptcy attorney.
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Courtney Lee scored 24 points and Kristaps Porzingis had 18 in his return from a two-game absence to lead the New York Knicks to a 99-88 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden.
Enes Kanter added 12 points and 12 rebounds for the Knicks (12-12) who snapped a two-game losing streak that saw them fall below .500 for the first time since late October.
Marc Gasol scored 17 points and Tyreke Evans had 15 to lead the Grizzlies (8-16) who lost for the 11th time in 12 games.
The Knicks used a 19-2 run to break open a close game after the teams went into the half tied at 49.
Porzingis scored seven points in the fourth quarter as he struggled from the field for much of the game in his first game back since sustaining a sprained ankle less than three minutes into the team's 115-86 victory over Miami on Nov. 29.
Porzingis the fifth-leading scorer in the NBA at nearly 26 points per game shot 8 of 19 from the field Wednesday after starting 5 of 15.
Without the services of shooting guard Tim Hardaway Jr. for the third straight game because of a stress injury in his lower left leg and with Porzingis off the mark the Knicks turned to Lee to spark them after Memphis went up big early.
The Grizzlies broke a 17-17 first-quarter tie with a 15-3 run led by Chandler Parsons who had 10 points during the stretch.
Lee took over in the second quarter scoring 12 points including a 3-pointer with two seconds left in the half. The teams went to the locker room tied 49-49.
NOTES: Knicks SG Tim Hardaway Jr. is expected to miss at least two more weeks while he receives treatment for a lower left leg stress injury the Knicks announced via Twitter before the game Wednesday. ... New York SF Lance Thomas got the start for Hardaway replacing rookie SG Damyean Dotson who started the previous two games in Hardaway's stead. Dotson averaged only 5.5 points in his two starts. Thomas scored eight points against the Grizzlies. ... Memphis fell to 1-4 with J.B. Bickerstaff as interim coach. The team fired former coach David Fizdale on Nov. 27. ... The Grizzlies return home Friday to face the Toronto Raptors in the start of a three-game homestand. ... The Knicks travel to Chicago on Saturday before returning home Sunday to oppose the Atlanta Hawks.
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Re: format of rockbox image pixmaps?
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Date: 2006-05-27
On Fri, 26 May 2006, Bill Janssen wrote:
> 2) I can't find the documention of the image formats for the various
The internal image format is always in the same way as we have the frame
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- Phase transition to hyperon matter in neutron stars (2002)
- Recent progress in the understanding of the high density phase of neutron stars advances the view that a substantial fraction of the matter consists of hyperons. The possible impacts of a highly attractive interaction between hyperons on the properties of compact stars are investigated. We find that a hadronic equation of state with hyperons allows for a first order phase transition to hyperonic matter. The corresponding hyperon stars can have rather small radii of R ~ 8 km. PACS: 26.60+c, 21.65+f, 97.60.Gb, 97.60.Jd
- Quasi-stable black holes at the large hadron collider (2002)
- We address the production of black holes at LHC and their time evolution in space times with compactified space like extra dimensions. It is shown that black holes with life times of several hundred fm/c can be produced at LHC. The possibility of quasi-stable remnants is discussed.
- Space-time evolution and HBT analysis of relativistic heavy ion collisions in a chiral SU(3) x SU(3) model (2002)
- The space-time dynamics and pion-HBT radii in central heavy ion-collisions at CERN-SPS and BNL-RHIC are investigated within a hydrodynamic simulation. The dependence of the dynamics and the HBT-parameters on the EoS is studied with different parametrizations of a chiral SU(3) sigma omega model. The selfconsistent collective expansion includes the e ects of e ective hadron masses, generated by the nonstrange and strange scalar condensates. Different chiral EoS show di erent types of phase transitions and even a crossover. The influence of the order of the phase transition and of the latent heat on the space-time dynamics and pion-HBT radii is studied. A small latent heat, i.e. a weak first-order chiral phase transition, or a smooth crossover lead to distinctly di erent HBT predictions than a strong first order phase transition. A quantitative description of the data, both at SPS energies as well as at RHIC energies, appears di cult to achieve within the ideal hydrodynamic approach using the SU(3) chiral EoS. A strong first-order quasi-adiabatic chiral phase transition seems to be disfavored by the pion-HBT data from CERN-SPS and BNL-RHIC.
- Black hole production in large extra dimensions at the Tevatron : possibility for a first glimpse on TeV scale gravity (2002)
- The production of black holes in large extra dimensions is studied for Tevatron energies. We find that black holes may have already been created in small abundance in pp collisions at ps = 1.8 TeV. For the next Tevatron run (ps = 2.0 TeV) large production rates for black holes are predicted.
- Suppression of high-P T jets as a signal for large extra dimensions and new estimates of lifetimes for meta stable micro black holes : from the early universe to future colliders (2002)
- We address the production of black holes at LHC in space times with compactified space-like large extra dimensions (LXD). Final state black hole production leads to suppression of high-PT jets, i.e. a sharp cut-o in (pp!jet+X). This signal is compared to the jet plus missing energy signature due to graviton production in the final state as proposed by the ATLAS collaboration. Time evolution and lifetimes of the newly created black holes are calculated based on the micro- canonical formalism. It is demonstrated that previous lifetime estimates of micro black holes have been dramatically underestimated. The creation of a large number of quasi-stable black holes is predicted with life times of hundred fm/c at LHC. Medium modifications of the black holes evaporation rate due to the quark gluon plasma in relativistic heavy ion collisions as well as provided by the cosmic fluid in the early universe are studied
- Kinetic equation for gluons in the background gauge of QCD (2002)
- We derive the quantum kinetic equation for a pure gluon plasma, applying the background field and closed-time-path method. The derivation is more general and transparent than earlier works. A term in the equation is found which, as in the classical case, corresponds to the color charge precession for partons moving in the gauge field. PACS numbers: 12.38.Mh, 25.75.-q, 24.85.+p, 11.15.Kc
- Enhanced binding and cold compression of nuclei due to admixture of antibaryons (2002)
- We discuss the possibility of producing a new kind of nuclear system by putting a few antibaryons inside ordinary nuclei. The structure of such systems is calculated within the relativistic mean field model assuming that the nucleon and antinucleon potentials are related by the G parity transformation. The presence of antinucleons leads to decreasing vector potential and increasing scalar potential for the nucleons. As a result, a strongly bound system of high density is formed. Due to the significant reduction of the available phase space the annihilation probability might be strongly suppressed in such systems.
- Comment to 'The Dependence of the anomalous J / psi suppression on the number of participant nucleons' (2002)
- The recently published experimental dependence of the J/psi suppression pattern in Pb+Pb collisions at the CERN SPS on the energy of zero degree calorimeter EZDC are analyzed. It is found that the data obtained within the minimum bias analysis (using theoretical Drell-Yan ) are at variance with the previously published experimental dependence of the same quantity on the transversal energy of neutral hadrons ET . The discrepancy is related to the moderate centrality region: 100 << Np << 200 (Np is the number of nucleon participants). This could result from systematic experimental errors in the minimum bias sample. A possible source of the errors may be contamination of the minimum bias sample by o -target interactions. The data obtained within the standard analysis (using measured Drell-Yan multiplicity) are found to be much less sensitive to the contamination.
- Particle ratios at RHIC : effective hadron masses and chemical freeze-out (2002)
- The measured particle ratios in central heavy-ion collisions at RHIC-BNL are investigated within a chemical and thermal equilibrium chiral SU(3) theta - omega approach. The commonly adopted noninteracting gas calculations yield temperatures close to or above the critical temperature for the chiral phase transition, but without taking into account any interactions. Contrary, the chiral SU(3) model predicts temperature and density dependent e ective hadron masses and e ective chemical potentials in the medium and a transition to a chirally restored phase at high temperatures or chemical potentials. Three di erent parametrizations of the model, which show di erent types of phase transition behaviour, are investigated. We show that if a chiral phase transition occured in those collisions, freezing of the relative hadron abundances in the symmetric phase is excluded by the data. Therefore, either very rapid chemical equilibration must occur in the broken phase, or the measured hadron ratios are the outcome of the dynamical symmetry breaking. Furthermore, the extracted chemical freeze-out parameters di er considerably from those obtained in simple noninteracting gas calculations. In particular, the three models yield up to 35 MeV lower temperatures than the free gas approximation. The in-medium masses turn out di er up to 150 MeV from their vacuum values.
- Hadronic observables from SIS to SPS energies: anything strange with strangeness? (2002)
- We calculate p, ±,K± and (+ 0) rapidity distributions and compare to experimental data from SIS to SPS energies within the UrQMD and HSD transport approaches that are both based on string, quark, diquark (q, ¯q, qq, ¯q ¯q) and hadronic degrees of freedom. The two transport models do not include any explicit phase transition to a quark-gluon plasma (QGP). It is found that both approaches agree rather well with each other and with the experimental rapidity distributions for protons, s, ± and K±. In- spite of this apparent agreement both transport models fail to reproduce the maximum in the excitation function for the ratio K+/ + found experimen- tally between 11 and 40 A·GeV. A comparison to the various experimental data shows that this failure is dominantly due to an insu cient description of pion rapidity distributions rather than missing strangeness . The modest di erences in the transport model results on the other hand can be attributed to di erent implementations of string formation and frag- mentation, that are not su ciently controlled by experimental data for the elementary reactions in vacuum.


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In all, coverage of Tom Whittaker's climb of Mount Everest, has aired in more than 150 countries world wide and has been seen by some 50 million households. CBS dedicated the entire prime time show, Public Eye with Bryant Gumble to a documentary covering the climb and it was re-cut for "48 Hours Adventure" with Dan Rather. Tom Whittaker was featured on the NBC Today, CBS Morning Show, FOX News, Extra, CNN International's Q & A, The Discovery Travel Network, Fit TV, and Planet X.
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Windows Vista is being planned to be released this year and it will include .NET Framework 3.0 which has just been released. In this page, you will find detailed information about .NET Framework 3.0 which is considered a "additive" release compared to .NET Framework 2.0 so every application that was build using 2.0 will be fully working with the new .NET Framework. BUT if you use .NET Framework 1.x version and wants to upgrade to .NET Framework, it's best to look for changes in 2.0 that might break your application.
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Ben-Tal, Aharon and Bhadra, Sahely and Bhattacharyya, Chiranjib and Nath, Saketha J (2011) Chance constrained uncertain classification via robust optimization. In: Mathematical Programming, 127 (1). pp. 145-173.
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This paper studies the problem of constructing robust classifiers when the training is plagued with uncertainty. The problem is posed as a Chance-Constrained Program (CCP) which ensures that the uncertain data points are classified correctly with high probability. Unfortunately such a CCP turns out to be intractable. The key novelty is in employing Bernstein bounding schemes to relax the CCP as a convex second order cone program whose solution is guaranteed to satisfy the probabilistic constraint. Prior to this work, only the Chebyshev based relaxations were exploited in learning algorithms. Bernstein bounds employ richer partial information and hence can be far less conservative than Chebyshev bounds. Due to this efficient modeling of uncertainty, the resulting classifiers achieve higher classification margins and hence better generalization. Methodologies for classifying uncertain test data points and error measures for evaluating classifiers robust to uncertain data are discussed. Experimental results on synthetic and real-world datasets show that the proposed classifiers are better equipped to handle data uncertainty and outperform state-of-the-art in many cases.
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By Myrtle Mendis, YWCA of Sri Lanka.
The World Conference on Youth was held in Sri Lanka in May 2014. It was a wonderful opportunity for the YWCA of Sri Lanka to show case itself and increase its net working with a number of organisations and active individuals with common interests and aims. Sarah Arumugam – Programme Director of the YWCA of Sri Lanka lost no time in contacting the organisers and getting involved. For Sarah it was time consuming and hard work but the results proved that it was worth the effort. The National General Secretary – Subhashinie Perera participated in the very elaborate and colourful opening ceremony of the World Conference on Youth. Natalie Raymond from the YWCA of Panadura – a local branch – participated as one of the 100 Sri Lankan delegates, chosen from among over 1000 applicants.
The Peak Experience for the YWCA of Sri Lanka was the parallel event held on the 8th of May titled Faith and Culture Dialogue on Sexual Reproductive Health (SRHR) and Rights and HIV -the co-sponsors being the YWCA of Sri Lanka and the World YWCA. The moderators, Marcia Banasko – Communication Officer, World YWCA and Sureka Wijerupa – Youth Coordinator of the YWCA of Sri Lanka did a great job. The panellists invited by Sarah were highly respected and very knowledgeable persons in their respective disciplines.
The event was conducted in a very informal manner so that many were able to express their opinions and share their experiences.
Two Y Peers, Sureni Weerasekera and Champa Kankanagme from the YWCA of Sri Lanka shared the experiences and challenges they encountered as they participated in the workshops on SRHR and HIV. Both of them are new young leaders trained through the YWCA of Sri Lanka Y Peers programme which is funded by the World YWCA Power to Change Fund. Hans Billimoria – Director, Grass rooted Trust presented the cultural barriers and challenges faced in addressing SRHR and HIV to young person's very vividly based on his findings and experiences. He described a long term plan they have begun to train students in schools through a programme to be included in the school curriculum.
Shuba Kayastha – Programme Officer, ARROW spoke on Breaking down Barriers for Child Marriage. Many realised, may be for the first time, not only the mental trauma but also the physical disabilities and sufferings associated with Child Marriage.
Sarah- from the YWCA of Nigeria speaking on Community Experiences in Advocacy SRHR and HIV detailed further barriers and challenges adding to what Hans Billimoria presented. Sumaya Saluja of Youth Advocacy Core UN Global Education First Initiative spoke of the difficulties faced by Youth Peer Educators as they encountered cultural barriers, highlighting the fact that disseminating accurate information on these subjects need to be tactfully and sensitively handled. UN AIDS – Mikaela Hilderbrand showed how important it was to engage faith based youth groups in global and partnerships to address these issues.
The audience was very appreciative of the programme and took part in the discussion. It was heartening to note that a member of the Sri Lanka Parliament Upeksha Swarnamali was present and assured the YWCA of her support. As senior volunteers of the movement we are happy to see how younger women are growing with the movement. We congratulate Sarah, Marcia and the Programe Team who organised the event.
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On egos and embryos
Ampersand has a really good post refuting the logic of the most mind-numbing of pro-life arguments, when they ask you if you would have liked to be killed in the womb. Pro-lifers who think that this argument is really moving need to know now that most pro-choicers think they are crazy. And for the reasons that Amp spells out neatly--we don't tend to think of brainless fetuses as human beings like we think of say, our next-door neighbors as human beings. They are just potential human beings. So, to someone like me it makes as much sense to freak out at the idea that your mother might have aborted the pregnancy that resulted in you as it does to freak out to think that your parents might have not had sex the night you were conceived. Or that that your grandparents might have decided not to move to America but instead stay in whatever country it was and your parents would have never met. Or that your great-great-great-great grandmother died in childbirth having her first child and therefore couldn't have had the second one that became your great-great-great grandmother and that you would have never been born.
I bring up all these examples because I used to have these sort of fantasies as a child, that all these various threads and events all came together just to produce me, the end result of history. I don't imagine I'm the only person who had these thoughts as a child--it takes a long time for one's ego to mature until you realize that while you may be the center of your own universe, you are hardly the center of the universe. And apparently, that's a hard thought to let go of for some people.
I could as easily freak out that my critical existence in this world hinged on the the sliver of a chance that my mother's birth control failed her just once. But I guess that's not as compelling as imagining that my mother could have had an abortion after the fact. I mulled over why this might be and then reread the quote that Amp pulled out to refute.
I wonder if people realize how very devastating these "arguments for choice" can be to someone like myself, someone who so narrowly escaped the butcher knife almost 46 years ago? No, they don't get it. Maybe they were "wanted children." So I guess that means that their lives are somehow more appropriate than mine.
The word "choice" is operative here. No one likes to think that their life is the accidental result of a series of choices, because that means that if just one choice were different, they wouldn't have existed. My mother's birth control failure was an accident, and so if I wished to believe in the inevitability of my existence, then I could convince myself that fate overruled her choices. But it's pretty hard to argue with the clarity of the choice to abort, and so people have a morbid fascination with it. And that clutters the fact that every single choice that we make in life closes out the possibility of other choices and therefore other potential futures.
The very existence of every single person on the planet is the result of billions upon billions of discrete choices made by thousands of people way back into history, and probably not a single one of those choices had an explicit relation to making you. That's a lot of chaos to fathom, I suppose, and it's comforting to imagine that you were meant to be and that the only real choice was whether to have you or not. But to view abortion as a choice that only has negative consequences, the end of one potential future, is misleading. Abortion opens up other potential futures that couldn't have happened without it, something that women who have actually had abortions will usually tell you. Some kids would have never been born in their mothers hadn't had an abortion earlier in life, for instance. And isn't a little selfish to whine that abortion could have prevented you from ever existing when abortion made someone else's life a possibility?


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The Sauratown Trails are open most of the year to all horseback riders and hikers. Bikes and motorized vehicles are not allowed. For your safety, the trails are closed only during deer hunting season (November to January) and wet, muddy conditions. When Pilot Mtn State Park closes their trails due to wet weather, Sauratown Trails are also closed. Please check the State Park website for trail closure notices if there is any question.


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Brutal Chromatic Riffing
This lesson is inspired by bands such as Pantera and Lamb of God. It consists of chromatic riffs mostly in the open position, and utilises all four fingers of the left hand. Anybody new to this sort of stuff will want to practice it slowly at first, giving the left and right hands time to coordinate and 'groove'.
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- A big part of sounding brutal is palm-muting technique. This deliberately chokes the strings in order to produce a chunky sort of sound.
- Drop D tuning is great for brutal riffs, since it's way easier to shift between positions. This gives more fluidity to the riff, and combined with palm-muting, really gets the groove pumping.
- If you decide that Drop D or standard tuning just aren't enough and want to tune down, make sure to compensate by installing heavier gauge strings. Failure to do so will result in the strings flapping everywhere and sounding more like a fart than music!


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Kjell Arild Høgda (Ph.D) is research manager at the Earth observation group at Norut. He received his M.Sc. degree in 1988 and his Ph. D. degree in applied physics (remote sensing) from the University of Tromsø in 1994. The title of the thesis was SAR Imaging of Ocean Waves: An Investigation of the Azimuth Smearing and RAR Modulation Transfer Function.
He has worked as a research scientist at Norut IT from 1988 to 2003. From 2003 he is the research manager at the Earth observation group at Norut. He has worked with a broad spectrum of satellite remote sensing applications, including ocean colour measurements, snow and ice monitoring, vegetation classification, pollution impact studies, SAR interferometry, SAR ocean wave imaging, wind estimation with SAR and satellite data analysis for phenology studies. He has participated in several national and international research projects, and from 1996 to 1998 he was program leader for the Strategic Institute Program (SIP) GAIA in satellite remote sensing at NORUT IT.
Høgda has been project leader for the Research Council of Norway funded PhenoClim project, relating satellite phenology measurements with climate change impacts on natural vegetation. He is also project leader for the EnviTools project where the goal is to enhance our understanding of the interaction of microwaves with snow and ice cover.


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Staring at an artistc masterpiece for minutes on end. Perusing ancient statutes, paintings, and handcrafted pottery. Sitting before a behemoth Miro or Picasso, mesmerized by bright colors. Hours on end staring at Van Gogh's chunky brush strokes from every angle. Days spent wandering museums from Amsterdam to Paris to St. Petersburg to New York City to Madrid. Then along came a baby.
My love of museums didn't stop and I kept trucking. With my baby tucked in a baby carrier, we journeyed through the Louvre and the Norton Simon Museum. But then he turned into a rambunctious toddler . Once he wouldn't stay in a baby backpack, I thought my museum wanderlust was resigned to stimulus overload at children's museums. And then I had a second child and became scared of losing my kids in the whirlwind of motion at the kids museum.
Yet, at, here we are at an art museum at last. We are in Atchi, Japan, known for hot spring inns (onsen ryokans) that are centuries old. It is also known for MOA, Museum of Art, standing over the city on an oceanside cliff. I don't know what got into me but I decided to take the family to the museum. The sky looked with rain clouds waiting to burst, so we drove off to the museum.
The ride alone was worth the trip. We swerved through curvy local roads and spied on life outside the touristy resorts. Around every bend, ocean vistas appeared. The feeling of impending death on narrow, curvy roads in Japan never gets old. As the museum neared, we drive through a bamboo forest wonderland. The museum appeared, with Roman Greco columns of white. So….Japanese…
Suddenly the anxiety creeped up. Our relative was dropping us off with no car and two kids at an isolated museum. We would be there for hours with two nap-deprived kids. And onward we go!
The museum is sandwiched between a bamboo garden and an ocean side perch. There is not a bad view in sight. The vastness of the ocean and the high-in-the-sky bamboo dwarf my stress. I am reminded that the world keeps on turning to the hand of an awesome Creator, and I start to settle into zen, kids and all.
This museum is like the Getty in Los Angeles; you can come just for the view and the grounds and have a wonderful time. Oh wait, there is art to be seen? Who wants to be indoors with this view?
Old me would grab a map and plot out a whirlwind tour through the key collections. New me is focused on finding the cafe. Nursing hunger pains! Plus, well-fed kids are less cranky. We find the restaurant which overlooks the museum gardens with floor to ceiling windows. Better yet, the food was so delicious, we ordered another round! The restaurant sticks with local ingredients and the freshness is clear. We had a pork meatloaf (in Japan, this is a hamburger) served on a sizzling black stone. It was surrounded by local mushrooms, radish, potatoes, eggplant, and onions, all sizzling in the pork juice. Everyone, baby included, indulged in it. Highly recommended! Go for the view and be surprised by the food.
The next stop was the tea rooms. The museum houses an indoor tea room constructed gilded gold. It is perfectly preserved. I loved it for the history and a love of all things tea. The boys loved it for it's blinding shininess.
Afterwards, we traveled outdoors to the other tea room, one that actually serves tea! The museum garden contains a classic summer residence with ancient Japanese architecture and gorgeous gardens. We could have spent all day there. The kids loved roaming the moss-sprinkled pathway, destroying the zen in the rock garden, and roaming around ancient corridors. I loved immersing myself in a bygone era and the serenity of the gardens. I am also a tea nerd, and loved drinking freshly made matcha (green tea powder) in the tea room overlooking the gardens.
Eventually, we went inside to see the art. We spent all of our time in a temporary exhibit about light. The kids, and the grown ups, loved it. As a result, this is my only photo of traditional Japanese art forum the permanent collection:
In the end, my kids taught me a new way to enjoy museums. It turns out I am less cranky when I am well fed. The art was more enjoyable on a full stomach. But beyond that, they forced me to slow down and really live the experience. Did I see every masterpiece in the museum? No. Did I read about the history and symbolism in the pieces? No. Did I stop, breathe, stroll, and take in the grounds and residences like a local from the past? You bet.
When it came to the actual art, my son introduced me to the joys of more experiential art. We spent half an hour in front of an interactive screen projection where our sillouhettes controlled the movement of colorful balls (see the featured image of this post). My son ran back and forth between colorful light displays. As his face lit up with wonder, so did mine. He reminded me the world is magical and the best art is to be fully enjoyed. And whatever you do, take the scenic route. (This includes the museum's endless elevator corridor, filled with colored lights and surround sound symphony music).


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We hit our low temperature for the winter (so far) on Jan 8 at -18degF. Tonight we may well equal or pass that. Many nights have been below zero, many days no warmer than 10deg. A 20deg day now seems like Spring!
The lake ice is now more than a foot thick, and families walk or snow-shoe on it on sunny weekends. About five ice-fishing huts have appeared. Snowmobiles are now frequent visitors, tho' they seem to be enjoying themselves less as the snow had become deeper. One extended family spends a whole day most weekends around their hut with lawn chairs, barbecue and an area cleared for the kids to skate.
There is beauty around a lake in winter, but also days that are "white-outs." The morning views can be wonderful
It has snowed, and snowed. Ground coverage is over 2 feet, but drifts are twice that deep. The driveway now has a 5 foot bank on one side, the parking area an 8 foot pile near the street. When the wind blows hard out of the north-west, the lake is covered with "snow waves." The local joke is that we no longer have "snow days," we have "no snow" days, and despite the beauty of winter, it's fair to say we have "had enough" already! We have probably another six weeks of this before the Spring thaw begins, and by April we shall be rejoicing in "mud season."
We are thankful that we now have plenty of activity in the community to distract us from the weather. Our church (where we have now become members) has been busy, and Marian and I have "jobs" for the coming year. Our church's Wednesday "Cafe" has reopened after a January break, and we are all glad to be back there to share cake, coffee and conversation as well as music from our resident "ensemble"! A Valentines' musical evening to raise funds for the Food Pantry squeaked in ahead of the most recent blizzard.
We've lost a couple of Sunday services and weekday Bible studies to snow storms, but in NH nobody stays home when a snow-fall is less than "plowable" (as the local weather service calls it!). A few of us cook a meal at the Salvation Army facility in Laconia once a month (many other church groups take turns). Next week Lake Winnipesaukee hosts sled-dog racing! So everyone keeps busy!
Marian and I have had no trips to Long Island since Thanksgiving, so we are missing our friends there, and looking forward to some Spring visits. We are half-way through a long cold winter, and hoping the pattern of storms every 4 days will soon break! A little taste of the record February warmth they're having in the south-west US would be very welcome right about now!


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The MBI will accept requests to offset the costs associated with attending conferences at which trainees and faculty are presenting research from University of Florida with a primary focus on central and peripheral nervous system function. Requests may be submitted by attendees who are themselves and whose primary mentors are members of the MBI.
Trainees must be a presenting author at a national or international academic conference. The MBI will support no more than $1,000 travel per person in one year; however, this can be divided over multiple conference requests. Students must have exhausted funding from other University of Florida sources and both fellows and students must have applied for travel awards from the conference itself, as available.
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Priority will be given to trainee (postdoctoral and graduate) requests, but faculty delivering a platform presentation at a national or international conference may request funds to offset travel expenses. While funding priorities are postdoctoral and graduate students, the MBI Education and Outreach Committee will review applications from undergraduates who are presenting author a major scientific meetings.
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Officials call for review of security procedures after accused murderer accessed state offices
State officials are now calling for a review of security procedures one day after a 10 Investigates report.
10 Investigates broke the story Thursday, reporting how a convicted violent felon gained access to an upper floor of a lawmakers' office tower without an appointment or an ID.
Signs inside the Riffe Center are clear – all visitors need a valid ID.
But 10 Investigates Anthony Pardon somehow managed to gain access to the 10th floor on January 29 where he met with an aide to Rep. Bernadine Kennedy Kent.
That was the same day the body of 24-year old Rachael Anderson was discovered in the closet of her Columbus apartment.
Pardon is charged with her rape, kidnapping and murder.
At the time of his visit to the Riffe Center… he was not a suspect.
Emails obtained by 10 Investigates show Pardon met with a legislative aide to ask about getting a state issued ID.
That aide later told House leadership she was "uneasy" about the meeting and scared.
While Kent says her office later helped Pardon obtain and ID, newly uncovered emails show the aide said Pardon told her he wanted to take his could take his driving test so he could travel.
Pardon was arrested a week later for Anderson's murder.
Democratic House officials now are calling for a review of security procedures.


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The history of York is the story of England in stone, wood and chocolate. Western Christianity was born here, so was the KitKat. No other place in Britain preserves so much of the country's past in such a concise area. From the Romans to the Vikings and the Railways, the streets of York are a living picture book of 2000 years of history.
Perhaps the most authentic way to visit York would be on horseback. Failing that, York remains a compact, medieval city best explored on foot. We will guide you through the ancient streets, hidden alleys and secret corners that couldn't be experienced from the top of a bus (or a horse, for that matter).
There's an overwhelming amount of things to do in York. It is a city overflowing with museums, monuments and attractions. But why not let the streets speak for themselves? They have a lot to say. In most places, the past lies buried. Not in York. Here the past is alive and present, sometimes in ruins, but still above the ground.
Visit York and let us lead you through the maze. Though the Romans planned York in regular straight lines, by the Middle Ages it had all become a bit of a muddle. But we can show you all the key points of interest in a walk around the medieval heart of York. Not only world-famous streets such as the Shambles, but also the secret short-cuts and hidden passages ('Snickleways' we call them here) where, if you're not lost, you must be local.
York is a very walkable city. The distances are not great, and there are no hills. The medieval centre is contained within a ring of stone walls designed to defend the original York Castle, which have kept enemies out and the spirit of the city in for over 800 years. You can make a complete circuit of these ramparts in under an hour. It's not an experience that can be gained from an open-topped bus.
Whether you have an hour, an afternoon or a whole week to spend, we want you to make the most of your time in this inspiring city.
YORKTOUR is the longest-established walking tour company in York and has been welcoming visitors to the city for over forty years. Our friendly, informal guides aim to assist you with their local knowledge rather than bombard you with facts. We can provide a range of languages including French, German, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. All YorkTour guides are qualified to take visitors into the cathedral.
All Yorktour guides live in the city. Most of us were born here. We're passionate about the place, and our tours are designed to reflect this. With Yorktour, you don't just get the services of a historian. You get the company of a friendly inhabitant who loves showing visitors round town.
Yorktour was founded in 1974 and is the oldest, continually running tour operator in the city. It was initially set up by coach-hire company Eddie Brown, and still provides a loyal service to the many visitors, British and foreign, who make coach excursions to York. The company was subsequently bought by Stephen Lusty, a highly experienced guide, fluent linguist and former chairman of the Yorkshire Philosophical Society, who greatly expanded the company's business and profile. Now the company continues to evolve with the appointment of two new directors, whose aim is to provide the same great service while creating a twenty-first century context for York's ancient past.
We have a range of routes to meet all interests - or can advise to help you design your own. Our standard itineraries include:
Our most popular introduction to the city - 2000 years of history in a two hour walk. The route includes all the key sights, including the Minster, the Shambles and the city walls; though we will also lead you deep into the medieval maze to reveal secret corners you might otherwise have missed.
In town on business? Only free after 6pm? York appears at its most magical around sundown, and though there are many ghost-walk options, this tour focuses on sights rather than frights. Authoritative, engaging and 100% phantom-free.
For those who prefer their history horrible, York has its fair share of grim and grisly events. Guy Fawkes was born here, Dick Turpin swung here; and the ancient streets have witnessed any number of medieval executions, Tudor tortures and unholy archbishops. A fun tour for under-12s; not for the fainthearted but entertaining for the whole family. And if you like, we can even put your head on a pike above Micklegate Bar…
If you have more time to spend, we can arrange half-day, whole-day or even whole week packages tailored to your interests or requirements. From photography tours to textile trails we can provide guides who speak French, German, Italian, Russian and Mandarin with other languages available on request.
York has the most extensive set of medieval fortified walls in the country (to give Chester its due, theirs are more complete, but ours are longer). A few small sections fell prey to Victorian developers; and there's a stretch that never had a wall as there was an impassable marsh instead. But otherwise the walls form two and three-quarter miles of glorious, yellow limestone with astonishing stories every step of the way. There's no better way to get the measure of the city than by tracing its perimeter. The views are breathtaking; and there are some fabulous cafes and remarkable museums tucked into the turrets along the way.
York has its full complement of high street stores and chain restaurants. Anybody can find those. But the incredible array of specialist, independent shops is what gives the place its character. And because we live here, we know where they are.
The true delight of York is that you don't have to make a choice between history or shopping - it's all in the same place. Some of the city's most quirky medieval buildings are also its finest fashion stores. Even the Shambles is full of some highly recommendable craft stores and tea rooms. Along this crooked, cobbled street are two brilliant bakeries and a shop selling the best sausages in York. The kids may recognise it as the place where Harry Potter bought his wand. Remarkably, it's a real street rather than a tourist trap, where local people actually do their shopping. And to buy a pound of sausages from the medieval street of butchers - what could be more historically authentic than that?
Please note: York Minster makes a separate entrance charge for visitors, though our guides are qualified to take you round the cathedral. Please enquire for further details.
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Home | Friday 11th June 2010 | Issue 726
A caravan of international human rights activists was ambushed this week as it headed into the besieged region of San Juan Copala in Mexico. The caravan, consisting of members from Finland, Germany, Italy and Belguim as well as Mexican indigenous rights groups and worker's unions, was forced to turn back after the paramilitary group Ubisort blockaded the path of the vehicles.
The San Juan Copola municipality declared itself autonomous from the Mexican state in 2006 and is home to some 16,000 indigenous Trique indians. Since the declaration of independence, paramilitary groups linked to the state ruling party PRI have kept the area under siege, preventing the inhabitants from accessing basic food supplies, electricity and travelling freely in and out of the region. Activists claim shots have been heard ringing out in the community on a daily basis.
This latest ambush follows a brutal attack on a previous caravan that was bringing supplies to the area in April. A twenty-minute hail of bullets was fired at the group of around 30 international activists, killing two people while the wounded others fled into the mountains where they trekked, some for days, to find safety. The government at the time refused to respond with any search or rescue effort. One of the survivors of this violence has now called for a larger international caravan to return to show support for the community.
* See http://upsidedownworld.org/main/mexico-archives-79/2484-mexico-international-human-rights-caravan-ambushed-two-murdered-en-route-to-san-juan-copala


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So why are we still thinking a big snowstorm may happen?
The President's Day Snowstorm of 1979 (President's Day I)
The President's Day Storm of 1979 came during the flip from a La Nina to an El Nino. If that same situation happens with this winter, it is entirely possible that several snowstorm could hit the East US. A flip in the middle of winter is not something that goes by without notice. The entire atmosphere is in a turbulent phase, more than the polar vortex.
In conclusion, while short, we still believe a major snowstorm is possible, depending on, among many other variables, the ENSO conditions. Remember- patience is key; I see the recent Midwest snowstorm to be a very good sign that winter is getting in gear.


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Behance is one of the greatest places compared with other galleries of online portfolios where you can get brand-new original fonts that are available for free. Of course, most of them are presented in one or two styles and in one or two weights without matching italics, non-distressed version, with character map limitations etc., however those who seek only one font that will ideally blend into the surroundings of an upcoming project as well as harmoniously complete the appearance, that is quite enough.
The more so, generally, the typographers offer full versions of their fonts, which comprise everything that you may need starting from various styles and ending up with some extended sets of characters, for a symbolic price.
Our round-up is a brief exploration of fresh and gratis typefaces that, in the first instance, are well-suited for editorial areas such as magazines, posters, flyers, brochures and graphic design such as print. If you are familiar with online services that help to convert simple fonts into web fonts, then you can easily broaden the scope of use of such types and use them in website design as well.
So, let's meet our collection.
New Free Fonts
1. Uni Sans by Fontfabric
This is a subtle and compact font with a touch of elegance. The team of developers gives away four weights: thin, thin italic, heavy and heavy italic that can be set in capital letters.
2. Axis Typeface by Jean M. Wojciechowski
Axis is designed to add an urban vibe to your project. It is a versatile geometric sans-serif typeface that is available in one weight. The set includes basic symbols, numerals, punctuation, alternative glyphs and ligatures.
3. Doow One Font by Mirko Càmia
This font is aimed at expressing a strong personality by giving your project its own zest. Drawing inspiration from curly typography, the font looks delicate and refined. It offers light, bold and double line style.
4. Loxo by CJ Gong
This is a typeface with a twist. Every character is an excellent combination of capsules that are nicely grouped together. Being highly impressive, bold and massive, it will be suitable for highlighting headlines, titles as well as logotypes or poster designs.
5. Beryozki by Misha Panfilov
This sleek and exquisite typeface that is free for personal and commercial projects has 156 characters including Cyrillic and Roman alphabet and other basic symbols presented in lowercase and uppercase.
6. Eazy 3 by Mo Hashim
Want to add a unique artistic touch to certain words or simply find a proper typeface for your fully-illustrated mockup? Then this font is ready to help you. Being inspired by Graffiti Art it will definitely become an ideal complement to your design.
7. Skyline by matteo proietti
The name perfectly characterizes the font. This sans-serif typeface is inspired by an urban environment, has sharp edges and a geometric feeling. It comprises a full set of characters including numbers and glyphs.
8. Neythal by Tharique Azeez
This typeface has a playful look and home-made appeal. This topnotch typeface is an ideal option for those who want to add individuality to their projects and to establish a cheerful atmosphere. You will find the alphabet in upper case and lower case as well as numerals, punctuation, and even an extended set of letters.
9. Beautifully Mundane by Polina Gilad
Much like the previous example, this font has its own personality. Although it does not perfectly fit into every project, it is definitely able to grab users' attention whether you are using it for displaying headlines or regular text.
10. Draft Display by Camille San Vicente
Want to experiment with a decorative side to your project? Then take a look at this exceptional typeface. It will easily prettify any of your headlines, making them look prominent. You can choose between bold solid variation and double stroke style.
11. Raw Font
This looks best at large sizes. An amazing hint of chalk-style inherent to the type makes this typeface an ideal companion for rough textured designs and a perfect instrument for emphasizing headlines and titles.
12. Aina Mono by Jason Aitcheson and The Northern Block
This is a great addition to your toolkit of typefaces. Being monospaced with some quirky touches that are inherent to several letters in lowercase, the font adds to any design a truly unique and offbeat allure.
13. Dickie by David Ellis
This typeface puts you in mind of impish aesthetics of lavish hand-drawn illustrations with its frisky and offbeat appearance. In fact, the typographer has simply converted his handwritten piece of art into a font with the help of a special online service.
14. Universe by Vincent Labonne
This is a gorgeous and elegant ultra-thin font with smooth edges and a little twist. Coming with only capital letters, it is an ideal option for making your headlines look highly prominent.
15. REN Typeface by Andreas Leonidou
This font is ideal for use in graphic projects, posters, web and mobile interface designs made in a retro style. It has undergone various manipulations, so you can easily recreate lettering with a 3d feel. The designer offers 4 weights: regular, duo, retro and shadow.
16. Wafer by Paul Reis
This unique typeface should be an excellent match for projects marked by textures and patterns. It helps to add depth and dimension to the design, making it look fairly complex and sophisticated.
17. Monarc by Benjamin Broschinski
The designer has kindly demonstrated various examples of using his bold geometry-style sharp typeface in order to show the usefulness of his font. Thus, it will nicely complement magazine covers, posters, t-shirt designs, packaging designs and much more.
18. Unveil by Tré Seals
This is a truly creative and original display typeface that is inspired by the beauty of digital illustrations. As the designer claims, it will come in handy for those who seek a special drop cap. Moreover, the typeface ships with 5 different styles.
19. The Single Type by Theo Kontaxis
The designer was obviously guided by the phrase "drawing without taking your pen off the paper", since every character consists of only one line that forms the symbol. Thus, the typeface has an original and futuristic appearance.
20. Outer Space by Iordanis Passas
Say hello to an original "extraterrestrial" thin typeface that is inspired by the depths of space. This is a high-end decorative font for displaying titles and headlines.
Modern, cutting-edge projects involve the use of fresh modish typefaces that will take your projects to the next level as well as add a sense of sophistication. Our list embraces various fresh original fonts that enormously reinforce your design. How important do you think it is to use 'different' typefaces to grab attention? Have you produced any sites with stunning typography using unusual fonts? We would love to hear your opinions and see your work.


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