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I read this book a little while ago so I'm so sorry that this review hasn't come sooner! When I started reading this book I was pretty hooked, but I must admit that it faltered a bit towards the end. It begins with a slight car accident involving the main character, Stella Sweeney, and a couple of men, but it takes a few chapters to realise the relevance of this accident to the plot. The blurb of this book would have you believe that the car crash is the catalyst for the rest of the story, and meeting 'Mr RangeRover' sparks the life changing events that follow - y'know like your typical literary romance novel. But this book isn't like that, the story IMO has nothing to do with the car accident and meeting 'Mr RangeRover' is only incidental in forming Stella's biased first opinion of him when he is re-introduced as a central character later on. The first half of the book alternates between a chapter of Stella's life in the present, which is revealed to have gone significantly downhill, and a chapter revealing an extract of the book that made Stella a best selling author.
Unfortunately the second half of the book isn't nearly as interesting. Stella isn't as relatable or as likeable, and she does that thing that characters often do of not being able to see the bigger picture and pretty much self-sabtoging. Her life in America seemed unbelievable and it was such a shame that the plot seemed to drift so far from its centre. The other books I've read by Marian Keyes have been packed with twists and tension, but The Woman Who Stole My Life truly lost it in the end, and for those wondering - the title, thought referred to in the book, has very little relevance too.


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I surprised some people this week when I mentioned on Facebook that I was in the middle of seven books. In truth, I'm not actively writing in seven of them. Three of them have been set aside for awhile now, but I'm still well into each of those books.
The point I was trying to make in my post was that I have so much going on in my brain, and not enough time to get it all down on paper. It worries me that I'll never find enough time to finish all of these stories. I fear that I'll forget important plot lines or details, even though I just hit my 1,000-note milestone on Evernote last weekend.
I really want to make a living as an author. More than anything, I'd love to be able to devote all of my time to my passion, but I don't make enough money on book sales to do it yet. I still require a full-time job since I'm the only wage-earner in the household. Ben just sleeps all day, lucky bastard.
Anyway, I decided this week to prove my worth to all the readers out there, or at least try to. I'm going to post an excerpt a day this week, beginning tomorrow, so all seven unreleased books will be represented. Coincidentally, they all will have different narrators, too, so you'll get to experience seven different voices. In addition to different stories, I hope that shows some range, as well. Some snippets may be short, some may be full chapters. I'm still working out the details.
Will there be spoilers? Absolutely. I can't do this without talking about certain things, so if you don't want spoilers, you probably shouldn't read them. Some will reveal more than others. But in the case of, say, Steven's series, the release dates of those books are so far in the future you have time to forget everything by then. Plus, the questions have probably been plaguing my current readers for years, so you may be ready for the spoilers by now.
To prepare you for what's coming, here's the lineup:
- Sunday: Renee, from book 1 of Steven War and Peace
- Monday: Steven, from book 2 of Steven War and Peace
- Tuesday: Kaydra, from book 3 of Steven War and Peace
- Wednesday: Jon, from Summer Revival, side 1
- Thursday: Max, from Summer Revival, side 2
- Friday: Will, from his untitled book
- Saturday: Trey, from his untitled book
If you don't want to miss anything, make sure you're following this blog or that you've Liked my Facebook page, because all the posts will be shared there, too! Anyway, feel free to comment, and I hope you like what's coming!


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Melber is also an attorney, a columnist for Politico and a contributing editor at techPresident, a nonpartisan website covering technology's impact on democracy. During the 2008 general election, he traveled with the Obama Campaign on special assignment for The Washington Independent.
He previously served as a Legislative Aide in the US Senate and as a national staff member of the 2004 John Kerry Presidential Campaign.
As a commentator on public affairs, Melber frequently speaks on national television and radio, including including appearances on NBC, CNBC, CNN, CNN Headline News, C-SPAN, MSNBC, Bloomberg News, FOX News, and NPR, on programs such as "The Today Show," "American Morning," "Washington Journal," "Power Lunch," "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell," "The Joy Behar Show," "The Dylan Ratigan Show," and "The Daily Rundown," among others. Melber has also been a featured speaker at Harvard, Oxford, Yale, Columbia, NYU, The Center for American Progress and many other institutions. He has contributed chapters or essays to the books "America Now," (St. Martins, 2009), "At Issue: Affirmative Action," (Cengage, 2009), and "MoveOn's 50 Ways to Love Your Country," (Inner Ocean Publishing, 2004). His reporting has been cited by a wide range of news organizations, academic journals and nonfiction books, including the The Washington Post, The New York Times, ABC News, NBC News, CNN, FOX News, National Review Online, The New England Journal of Medicine and Boston University Law Review. He is a member of the American Constitution Society, he serves on the advisory board of the Roosevelt Institute and lives in Manhattan.
Yesterday marked the launch of a major new progressive blog, OpenLeft, which I wrote about in this Nation article. During my research I interviewed William Beutler, a Republican consultant who has a knowledgeable and critical eye for blog analysis. As former editor of the Hotline Blogometer, Beutler regularly read more blogs across the political spectrum than just about anyone; now he writes Blop P.I. and has an inside view of the presidential race working at New Media Strategies, which is advising Fred Thompson. Like any interview, most of his points are not in the article, so the email interview is below for hardcore blog fans.
In the wake of President Bush's commutation of prison time for convicted felon Lewis Libby and a developing constitutional clash over important subpoenas, influential Democratic activists are pressing Congress to put impeachment back on the table.
It is tempting to view the commutation of prison time for Lewis Libby, the disgraced White House aide convicted of lying and obstructing justice, as another instance of craven hypocrisy by President Bush. As a candidate in 1999, Bush assured voters, "I don't believe my role is to replace the verdict of a jury with my own," unless "new facts" arose or the trial was "unfair" -- a standard which the Libby case clearly fails.
About four thousand people rallied in Washington today to advocate the restoration of habeas corpus and other constitutional rights undermined by the Bush Administration, according to estimates from the ACLU.
Freshman Senator Sherrod Brown, a popular progressive leader who shocked his supporters by voting for the Military Commissions Act (MCA) last year, now says the vote was a mistake that he intends to "correct."


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Coffee & yogurt
Lunch on set
Pizza, rolls, and salad
The last of the Turkish delight
Breakfast with Ece, a concert pianist visiting from Turkey. Her playing will make you cry.
Coffee at the studio.
Ece comes to the studio after the job. She holds my fruit salad.
We have a beer at Madison Park.
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"The whys and wherefores of car advertising are pretty arcane. Who knows what motivates the censors? We picked six of our faves. This one is superb. In a phallic kind of way. Mature petrolheads would have run out and bought "
Culture – Audi in the Ads
Audi is one of the Automotive brands out there that has always been highly skilled at representing itself. That strap line is probably one of the most instantly recognisable in the history of advertising, and has encapsulated Audi's technologically-focussed ethos perfectly. There have been some rather cool TV campaigns that have deepened and broadened the awareness of the brand. Here's a fistful of our faves.
We've always had a bee our bonnet about what constitutes a future classic. Here's Audi's take:
If ever there was justification for driving four corners of your car, Audi came up with a nice, lighthearted compilation in this interesting little ditty:
And this is a clever piece of copyrighting that draws the brand values together nicely (as marketeers would say):
Intertextuality with a clever twist here in the reference to seventies cult road flick Duel. Spielberg would enjoy.


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Quality and Experience Since 1985
Site Constructors, Inc. (SCI), a California-based company incorporated in 1985, is actively involved in the hydroelectric and wind power generation industries.
SCI maintains a fully equipped force capable of handling installation projects in a wide range of sizes, as well as maintenance and upgrade requirements. SCI's core staff of approximately 20 people is supplemented as required by any given project. These capable professionals bring to their positions a commitment to fine workmanship that has brought the company recognition as a quality organization with multi-service capabilities.
SCI's key personnel have more than 100 year's cumulative experience in mini-, small-, and large-scale projects for major hydro manufacturers, engineering, installation, and construction companies.
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02 - Can Moxon Bros assist with the initial council/certification of your project? Including DA and CC?
03 - Will Moxon Bros manage all tradespeople on site and communicate to clients?
04 - Can Moxon Bros assist with initial design and the design process throughout?
05 - How do you guarantee your work?
06 - What are your contract conditions?
07 - Will the site be left clean and tidy throughout project and on completion?
08 - How long does council approval take?
09 - Can you recommend a designer/architect?
10 - When can my building work commence?
11 - Do you give an average time frame for renovations?
12 - What is the time frame for container homes or knock down and rebuild?


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The 2019 Canadian Produce Marketing Association Convention and Trade Show was a resounding success, exceeding the size of all past shows in Montreal. Exhibitors representing over 300 companies accounted for 53,500 square feet of booth space on the Trade Show floor. Among those were 143 international exhibitors, 132 Canadian exhibitors (including 30 exhibitors from Quebec), and 39 first-time exhibitors. The 2019 New Product Showcase included 54 products from 39 different companies. Check out our photo recaps below.
Click here to view the CPMA 2019 Post Show Report.
CPMA thanks all sponsors, volunteers, exhibitors and attendees for making this event possible. We look forward to welcoming everyone to Toronto from May 12th to 14th, 2020, to taste The Flavours of the World.
CPMA learning lounges on the Trade Show floor sparked discussion around critical issues facing our sector today. See photos of these sessions here.


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Monday, May 9, 2016
Lacuna Coil: "The new album is a new start for the band"
Lacuna Coil's Cristina Scabbia and Andrea Ferro were recently interviewed by Emptyspiral.net, you can read some excerpts below.
About how they would describe the new Lacuna Coil album, "Delirium", to a fan, Ferro said: "The most obvious thing is that it's a heavier record and probably darker as well. But, in general, I think it's sort of a new start, a new chapter for the band, because when Marco [bass] was songwriting for the record, he really wanted to break the barriers of the cliché of a Lacuna Coil song. Because we've been doing a few albums now, so we didn't wanna be imprisoned in our own way of writing songs. So he's been looking also at younger songwriters, people that maybe don't have our experience in songwriting, but definitely have a fresher attitude, because they learned in a completely different way; they grew up with different media that are available right now for the new generation that are influenced by the YouTube or social media instead of the way we grew up, just by listening to then records and then trying to sound like our favorite bands. So, this fresher approach has been helping us in kind of destroying our [conventional way of writing] a Lacuna Coil song. We've always done it that way, so why, this time, don't we try doing it this other way? So when we had, for example, a heavy song, with heavy riffs and heavy drums parts, instead of trying to blend it into the Lacuna Coil sound, we'd just push it into a heavier direction and do what the song was calling for. So that was the difference in the songwriting process. And also the freedom of saying, 'Okay, we wanna do a song with all-girl vocals,' we'd do it without worrying if it's not exactly what people are expecting from us. [We wanted to] surprise ourselves first and then also the people that [are] gonna listen to it. That's why we also started the record with a song like 'The House Of Shame', which is pretty heavy and different."
Added Scabbia: "I believe that Lacuna Coil fans will get into the album, they will be sucked by the record, because with every song, everything will make sense; the whole record will make sense. I think that the biggest difference of 'Delirium' compared to the previous records is that on the previous records, there was always an overall idea, but the songs weren't really tied to each other. There wasn't a sense of continuity. In this one, it's like you're projected in a location, and you know exactly what's happening. You really see things, because in the lyrics, you hear the description of the place, so you know exactly where you're at. You see the record, so I think this is the biggest difference compared to the previous records. Now you have a complete package, 'cause everything makes sense; everything is tied together."
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Free now online gril having sex.
Free now online gril having sex. See if like me.
Her hand slid to my belt. For him, she pulled me further into the room.
Almost immediately tripped over a short, headboard and plopped down on the mattress. Now her face was in the Level of my trousers.
The blonde pulled back in the direction of the stool and took me by the shoulders and kissed her on the lips. Now I know what to do with his hands and the first frightened by such an active attack took place. Free now online gril having sex.


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You Are Not the Car You Drive...
New Twisted Adventure... You ever watch people in traffic? I do. Seems like most people don't realize WE CAN SEE YOU.
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With summer is on, one thing is an essential buy for all of us, and that is a water cooler.in the case of water coolers on sale board found on a street, we all direct towards the place. And for those who have no idea about what a water cooler or a water dispenser is.The answer is it is a device which dispenses cold or cool water and makes you satisfy your thirst. While looking for a water coolers for sale, you may look in for two kinds of water coolers, one that needs a large bottle on top of it for water supply which may be delivered to you by a vendor or self-refilled from a water source and another type is the one which is connected directly to the water supply. Water cooler for sale means you get the water cooler at a discounted rates, say 10% discount or 50% discount, depending on the sales or the company.
Before you buy and go for any water coolers for sale offer always check whether the water cooler which is going to be delivered is functioning properly or not. Get a check right in from of the man who is going to be at your place to provide the demo. The reason for checking and understanding the product properly because the company or the store is selling the water cooler for sale means the water cooler seems to be from the old stock and needs to sweep.As a result of this sometimes the customer may suffer while purchasing such thing for the cheaper price. Hence it is always advisable to check and understand the demo properly. And in case any issue persists, call the customer care number or the company support for assistance. it is always advisable to have an extended warranty on such products so that you get a cover for services and parts replacement without paying for it as it will be cover in the amount paid for the extended warranty.
While buying a water cooler for sale make sure you see the features about the hygiene, safe and durable water you are going to get. It has some features which will help to resists the bacterium.temperature control is available or not. safety against low water level. Attractive front design the tank must be of stainless steel for hot and cold water. High efficient compressor cooling facility and a large storage capacity with a cabinet.
Also look for the product specifications, for example- The Rated voltage or frequency, the power consumption, the heating and the cooling power, heating and the cooling capacity and at last packing dimensions and loading quantity.
So these are few of the tips you should look in and keep in mind before you go for a purchase of water cooler for sale. Remember the water cooler you are going to make a purchase of, is going to be for the interest of yours and not for something you should be paying for again and again for it.Hence make a wise purchase. It is all good to make a purchase of a water cooler for sale provided you check it properly and keep these things in mind.


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Our Stake Young Womens Presidency invited all women young and old to hike up "our" mountain (our houses are just at the base of this mountain, so it's ours, right?) early Saturday morning and participate in something I will never forget.
Recently the General Young Women's presidency announced that Virtue would be added to the other 7 Young Women's Values. After being in Young Women's for the past 3 years and just recently being released I was so happy to hear this. All of the values are important in their own way and I have grown to live by them. I think Virtue is a perfect addition. When the General YW Presidency was first called they hiked up to Ensign Peak in SLC, they waved a yellow scarf which they tied to a stick and made a commitment to help the YW of the church return to virtue.
Saturday morning, Craig had taken the older boys camping and I had Liberty and Brit at home with me...this didn't stop me, we woke up early, put a few snacks and a bottle in a baby backpack and I strapped Brit on my back and with Liberty by my side we took off heading right up our street to the mouth of the canyon. (about a 1/2 a mile). I must have looked a bit crazy with a baby strapped to my back and a young girl with me, but this was something I didnt' want to miss. We started up the trail and I will admit this out of shape body was encountering major difficulties. I wondered if I should turn around and just forget about it. The hike was steep and rocky and harder than I had expected. But I decided to push along and make it, Liberty was a trooper, Brit just sort of bounced around in the back pack taking little cat naps along the way. Kindly enough a few friends from the ward offered to take a load off my back (literally!) they offered to carry Brit for a while. What a help that was. I really appreciated it.
Here we are...Lib, Brit and I on "our" mountain.
We made it to a spot on our mountain that we could overlook the valley and see our homes, schools, & churches. It was a great site. Once everyone made it up we all gathered together and our wonderful Stake President asked all of us to sit, he talked about a committment we need to make today to be virtuous. We were going to make a promise or a covenant today, which would make this spot of the mountain hollowed ground. He asked us to remove our shoes, kneel down and pray that we would be virtuous. He gave a beautiful prayer asking for help and strength for those who were there making this covenant to remain virtuous always. He told us that every time we look up to this mountain (which for most would be everyday) it should be a reminder of our covenant we had made with the Lord. After the prayer we put our shoes back on and moved down to the edge of a cliff and waved our gold flags, fabric, ribbons, and other bright yellow or gold things while yelling "return to virtue" and cheering after. I got emotional. I have such a special place in my heart for the young women in our ward...I was surrounded by not only them but with Liberty right at my side, all I could think about was them. I am so glad that Lib was with me. I hope this is something that she will always remember and that she will always be a virtuous lady.
Our Stake President talking to the girls. He is a very powerful speaker, I think the girls really felt what he was trying to say to them. I know I did.
A photographer was down the mountain at a home in our ward watching for us to wave our flags and yell, and he took photos of us up the mountain. A friend of mine was with him and she said that it was an awesome sight. She could hear us and see our faces (through the zoom lens). I can't wait to see those photos.
It is a day I will never forget! I took some photos, and I plan on putting one in Liberty's room so she won't forget. I am so glad that I was able to be a part of this being surrounded by so many women young and old that I have grown to love so much. Seriously this is one of those moments I hope to never forget.
Here we are on the edge of a cliff waving our gold and yellow flags
Liberty getting ready to yell and wave
Here she is waving...having a great time.
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Hey Jens,
do you mist and bubble or do you just jam in the water and belt it up with your brewer? it is interesting that you keep it heated.
the things that really surprised me about the heating of the bio was that the 'floaties' suddenly appeared out of an otherwise pretty clear brew, and once left to cool and settle and the floaties were filtered out, that there is some drop out in the bottom of the flask. I cant help but wonder if 'floaties' plus 'dropout' = the goodies that washing removes. I will try to put some more time aside one night after work to see what happens if I wash a batch of heated fuel.
I was thinking Tony that I could put a pyro glass (old coffee plunger) in a pan on the bbq and heat the fuel up in that. I am not sure that the metal of the saucepan is the issue, but it would be nice to know if the floaties can be made to appear before the fuel goes brown. either way I am kind of steering away from it all now, just because of the inherent dangers of 200 litres of very hot fuel just waiting to accept a flame / spark. When I first started this train of thought I wasnt expecting such high temperatures to be needed. I was kind of hoping it would all happen somewhere around 70 degrees as the methanol was removed. and maybe it will if I keep it at 70 deg for longer?? hmm? but first things first, I need to know if what I have done by heating the fuel is a positive or a negative.


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Grass Moth
Common Name: Grass Moth
Order Name: Lepidoptera
Family Name: Pyralidae
Two types of randomly placed scale cells appear on moth wings. Ground scales are typically small and carry the background coloration of the design, whereas cover scales and are usually larger and more colorful, bearing the main pattern elements. This Pyralid moth has a pure white interior region to both wings with the coloration occurring only along the wing edges. Moth symbolism includes sensuality due to a sometimes fatal attraction towards light sources. In the case of a flame, the unfortunate moth will physically succumb to the seductive light it is confusing with moonlight it uses to navigate.


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How Much Is Rapper G-Eazy Worth?
How G-Eazy Easily Got a $9 Million Net Worth as an Artist
Gerald Earl "G Eazy" Gillum
Date of Birth: May 24, 1989
Profession: Rapper, Producer, Songwriter
Nationality: American
Height: 6'5"
A rapper, producer, and songwriter, G Eazy's real name is Gerald Earl Gillum. The rapper has a net worth of $9 million.
The Californian-born rapper started his music career in his teens. He created a group called Bad Boyz and started recording. The group was into hip-hop, and they performed at various events for years. Most of their songs were released on Myspace.
While still in college, he managed to produce tracks for different artists. In 2009, G Eazy was awarded as NAACP Best Music on Campus award. The award plus his increasing popularity opened doors for him and he was able to perform as an opening act for well-known rappers like Drake, Snoop Dog, and Lil Wayne.
He was able to graduate college in 2011, and he has been on tour pretty much ever since. One of his songs, "Me, Myself and I," hit the top of the charts. The song's music video had more than 200 million views.
In 2012, after the release of "Endless Summer," G Eazy started to perform more in the US. He also performed on Lil Wayne's tour together with rapper 2 Chainz.
In June 2014 after being signed with RCA Records, he released "These Things Happen." This was a hit, and it topped the charts not just in the US but also in Australia and UK. The Album sold more than 500,000 copies. This is what he was waiting for, a breakthrough!
He made another hit album called "When It's Dark Out" in 2015. This makes it his second consecutive album reaching the top of the charts. The album went over the one million sales mark and was recognized as platinum.
His music has been featured many times in TV shows and movies. Here are a few shows and films that featured his work: Ghostbusters, Strictly Come Dancing, and The Fate of the Furious, all of which were released in 2016.
Gerald certainly loves music, but he is into acting as well. He had a part of "Pia Mia: Fuck With You" in 2015 and "Tunnel Vision" in 2016. He is also said to be part of the cast of the film "The Peach Panther," which will be released this year.
Another source of his income are his endorsements. Some of the famous brands that hired him are Levi's, Shoe Palace, 1800 Tequila, RARE panther, and Adidas.
When it comes to his personal life, Gerald is a bit secretive about the details. He doesn't reveal that much. His love life is still under speculation, and there is no word or confirmation coming from G Eazy himself, keeping the public guessing about his relationships.


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The Disneyland Skyway was a gondola that took riders over the park from Fantasyland to Tomorrowland. These pictures were taken May 1968 by an unknown photographer.
It was built in 1956 and closed in 1994 due to structural faults in the supports at the Matterhorn.
Not being familiar with Disneyland in those years, I'm not sure what building this is. Probably a gift shop though. Amazingly few people though. Perhaps it was a school day?
And one of my favorite rides for some reason, only slightly changed now. Autotopia was Walt Disney's vision of the freeways of the future. Ironically the traffic jams at the end of the course eerily predicted the future quite well. This is the only original surviving ride. Every other one has been massively updated, while this one has only seen a change in the car styles and the looks of the "roads."
Looking at older pictures of Disney I'm surprised by how the park looked then and now. While it was state of the art when it was built, by today's standards it looks down right shoddy. The modern Disney is nothing like that at all, but perhaps has gone a little too far in the other direction. What is your opinion?


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This Paleo Fish Taco Salad recipe is fresh and straight from the garden! I'm taking a slight break from the holiday foods for just a minute to rest and catch up on nothing, cook some variety, then I'll get back into the groove of holiday food posting…just in a minute…
So Angel gave me an early Christmas present the other day. We usually try to wait until the 25th, but it seems that every year, one of us cracks and makes the other one open a gift early. So I let him open golf cloths early and he let me open a diamond necklace. My very first ever piece of nice jewelry (other than from my family). He's such an amazing person – not for the gift, but the thought that he put into it and the love that it represents. I am such a lucky woman to have him in my life. Really, I hope everyone has someone like Angel in their lives.
Paleo Fish Taco Salad
2 Cod Fillets
1 Tbsp Paleo Adobo Seasoning
1-2 Tbsp Paleo Taco Seasoning
1 Tbsp Olive Oil
Vine Ripe Tomatoes
Lime Wedges
Coat the cod (if you use frozen, dethaw it first) in the Paleo Adobo Seasoning. Heat the olive oil to medium-high (~7) heat and sauté each side for about 5 minutes, or until it begins to flake. Then add the Paleo Taco Seasoning and break up the fish into large chunks until seasoned and cooked through.
While the fish is cooking, prepare the Paleo Jalapeno Salsa and Paleo Creamy Coleslaw according to the directions and dice the tomatoes and slice the lime wedges. When ready, layer first coleslaw, then fish, then salsa, tomatoes and lime.
Serves 2
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Tarbet – Inversnaid Ferry
Dep: 1000, 1130, 1230 (Jun - Sept), 1345, 1500 & 1600 - 30 minute crossing
Tarbet village has Arrochar & Tarbet train station on the West Highland Railway Line with 6 services a day from Glasgow Queen Street.
30 minute crossing to Inversnaid on the west Highland Way & one of the best places for spotting wildlife in the UK at the RSPB Nature Reserve.
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Every Fairy in Fairy World has an anti-fairy. Wanda, who is smart and thinks things through, has an Anti-Fairy that is stupid. Cosmo, who is in need of a few brain cells, has an Anti-Fairy that is smart and conniving. It only stands to reason that Poof, the only Fairy born in 1000 years, would have an Anti-Fairy named Foop.
Foop is in the shape of a box, the opposite of the round little ball that Poof features. He is very blue and was born with an evil mustache and goatee. His Dark blue pajamas feature a skull, which match perfectly with his bat wings and Black Crown. Unlike Poof's wand, which is a rattle, Foop's wand is a Baby bottle with bat wings (it has to match the ensemble). He speaks with a British accent like his father Anti-Cosmo but sometimes portrays Anti-Wanda's dim whit. Just like Poof, good or bad things happen when Foop laughs or cries, however, his are opposite of Poof's abilities. When Foop cries good things happen and when he laughs bad things happen.
Foop's main goal throughout the TV series is to get rid of Poof and have all the spotlight for himself. Foop wants to be the first fairy baby born in 1000 years, not the second. To be second place makes him angry and irrational leading him to concoct not-so-great plans to get rid of Poof. Thanks to Timmy, Wanda, and Cosmo, the attempts have been foiled.
This cubeecraft is free, as always, but a donation would help. They take a lot of time to make so any amount will help keep the hobby alive.
Foop is already the shape of a square in the TV series, so I thought it would be hilarious to turn him into a cubeecraft paper craft. To Put him together follow the instructions below. Take your time and have fun.
To Build the Cubeecraft:
Materials needed:
Card stock
craft knife
To make:
1. Cut out each item along the outer black lines. Be careful with the smaller items like the arms, wings, crown and hair. They have to remain attached together so that they can be folded in half and become double-sided.
2. Cut along the white on each tab using the x-acto knife
3. Cut along each red lines using the x-acto knife
4. Cut along thThe black linesOn the back where the wings will slide through, the sides where the arms will slide through, and on the head where the crown and hair will slide through
5. Fold along each inner solid black line and slide each tab into the slots created with an x-acto knife to form a cube of the head and feet
6. Slide the arms through the black slots on either side of the body.
7. Slide the feet through the red slots at the base of the body.
8. Slide the wings through the holes on the back and the hair and crown through the holes on the top of the head.
Foop is now complete
Use the image above for an example of how he should look when completed.
Now that Foop is created, time to think of way to take over Fairy World and destroy Poof Muahahahahahaha!


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Jim Mancari, SNYNets.comNEW YORK — If one were told that the Nets would get a win without Deron Williams scoring in the fourth quarter and with Brook Lopez not playing a single minute in it, it would be difficult to believe.
But surprisingly enough, that was the case in Brooklyn's 93-89 victory on Friday night over the Chicago Bulls.
The Bulls were without their two star front court players—Joakim Noah and Carlos Booker—but the Nets were forced to play small in order to be able to defend the Bulls' quick outside shooters and the Brooklyn-born Taj Gibson.
"We wanted to stay big because we thought we could hurt them inside, but we couldn't defend them with our big guys," P.J. Carlesimo said after the victory. "We just couldn't handle the matchup. We had to go small."
Carlesimo had a tough decision to make. He kept Lopez on the bench and let his reserves take over with the game on the line. The decision certainly paid off.
MarShon Brooks and Andray Blatche were huge in the fourth quarter, combining for 20 points. Brooks took over control of the game as the fourth began, scoring nine of the Nets first 11 points and assisting Blatche on the other two.
The Nets opened the quarter on a 14-6 run behind Brooks, and that was essential. In the first half, Deron Williams rolled his right ankle and was limited.
The Nets needed to be rescued, and Brooks came through.
Playing small didn't seem to be much of a problem for the Nets.
"We can pretty much match up with however an opposing team wants to match up," Gerald Wallace said. He even saw time at the five spot down the stretch. "Tonight they went small with some of their key bigs missing, and we were able to match up with them."
"For whatever reason, I was able to get a couple easy buckets early, and then I really only had one tough shot," Brooks said. "I let the ball come to me, be aggressive, attack the rim and get good shots."
Brooks and Blatche received the bulk of the playing time down the stretch since they were playing so well. Carlesimo said he didn't want to take anyone out since the chemistry was working.
"The good thing is that Brook and Reggie (Evans) were animated and supportive on the bench, and that's not an easy thing to do," Carlesimo said. "Brook just made an All-Star Game, and I've got him sitting on the bench in the last minutes."
Watching from the bench was a different scene for Lopez, but he said he enjoyed sitting back and just watching basketball for a change.
"I completely trust my teammates," Lopez said. "We have very talented guys starting and on the bench. We have guys like Dray and MarShon playing like that, and they have my full confidence."
Blatche took six shots from the field in the fourth quarter and hit on five of them, totaling 11 points.
"I just wanted my presence to be felt down in the paint, so I got the ball and wanted to be aggressive and continue to be aggressive attacking the rim," he said.
Even C.J. Watson got into the mix with seven points and a clutch corner three-pointer early in the fourth.
"It was good to see all three of those guys get going, because we are going to need those guys," said Deron Williams. "We are going to need MarShon. He's a great scorer, once he sees the ball go in, he feels like he can't be stopped, and we need that."
If the Nets' bench can continue to provide productive depth, especially late in games, Brooklyn will be in very good shape moving forward.
"It was great; it was great to see," Joe Johnson said. "It was great for the bench guys to come in and give us a lift and really close the game out for us."
Jim Mancari is a Contributor to SNYNets.com. Follow him on Twitter @JMMancari.


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Tesla Model E rendered
The Tesla Model S is widely considered the best mass-manufactured car in the world. The Model X, next on Tesla's plate, is an SUV/crossover version of the Model S that is supposed to debut at the end of this year. But both vehicles are a bit pricey and far out of the reach of most consumers.
So, most of us Tesla fanboys and fangirls drool over these luxury models but are more eager for details regarding the next Tesla model, one which is supposed to come in at about half the price of the Model S yet have about 200 miles of all-electric range. It is expected that this will be called the Model E, and Tesla CEO & Chief Product Architect Elon Musk has said on multiple occasions that it should be available no later than 2017.
I've been on many calls with Elon in which the Model E came up. Not many details are out there on its design, and not much work has been put into that yet, but it is supposed to share many styling characteristics with the Model S and Model X (no surprise). Remco Meulendijk, who obsessively creates photoshop renderings of potential cars, recently decided to do a rendering of the Model E based on that slim guidance. Check them out above and below.
Again, these are renderings from someone who is not affiliated with Tesla. We probably have to wait quite a while before the Tesla crew releases any initial pictures. Until then, the info we have is that the starting price will be around $35,000, the range per charge will be about 200 miles, and the car will have access to Tesla's Supercharger network.
Via Gas2
More recommended reading:
Tesla trademarks "Model E" and changes its name to "Tuosule" in China
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Consumer Reports names Tesla Model S 'Best Overall car' for 2014
Consumer Reports: Tesla Model S is 'best car we've ever tested' (Score: 99/100)
Tesla Model S gets near perfect score (99/100) in Consumer Reports customer satisfaction survey
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The results for chartered account and common proficiency test is scheduled to declare on Jan 17
- ICAI will issue the All India merit list
- Announcing final results for CPT on January 17 around 2pm
- The final examinations were conducted in November 2017 and CPT in December
The Institute of the chartered accountant may declare the results of final examination of chartered account and common proficiency test on Jan 17 The final examinations were conducted between November and December 2017.
Students can visit these websites for acquiring details of both the examinations:
All India merit list
It consists of the list of aspirants who attained a minimum of 55 percent and above in the examinations. Candidates who achieved 50th rank in final exams will also be prepared. You can check out above mentioned websites for the list.
Number of students appeared in final examination
Around 1,28,853 candidates appeared in the final exams conducted at a different exams centres around the world
Common proficiency test
CPT is an entry level test for pursuing CA, conducted by ICAI. A student is eligible for CPT after he or she has appeared in the senior secondary examinations. Around 63,035 candidates have participated in CPT at 372 centres and other centres around the globe.
Check results on email id
If a student wishes to see the results on personal email ID, they are advised to pre-register on the website- icaiexams.icai.org. Students will be notified immediately after the announcement of result. Candidates need to enter their registration or pin n and roll number for accessing the website.
Check results through SMS
Candidates who wish to see results through SMS need to follow these steps:
- For the final examination
- CAFNL(space)XXXXXX (Where XXXXXX is the six digit Final examination roll number of the candidate)
- CAFNL(space)XXXXXX (Where XXXXXX is the six digit Final examination roll number of the candidate)
Afterwards, candidates have to send a message to 5888-applicable on all mobile networks.


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Markcuban / blog maverick:
The SEC — I wish I could say more, but I will have to leave it to this, and let the judicial process do its job. — November 17, 2008 — RE: SEC Civil Action in the United States District — for the Northern District of Texas, Dallas Division — Mark Cuban today responded …
Discussion: MarketingShift, Startup Chatter, Wallstrip, Epicenter, Furrier.org and Chris O'Brien
Matt O'Hern / MarketingShift: Mark Cuban's Trading Draws Wrath of SEC, not NBA
Donna Bogatin / Startup Chatter: $4 million SEC Slammed Blodget: Cuban Didn't Cave, I Did
Betsy Schiffman / Epicenter: Cuban Could Be In for a Long, Ugly Fight
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission:
SEC Files Insider Trading Charges Against Mark Cuban — FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — 2008-273 — Washington, D.C., Nov. 17, 2008 — The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged Dallas entrepreneur Mark Cuban with insider trading for selling 600,000 shares of the stock …
Peter Kafka / MediaMemo: How to Shut Mark Cuban Up: SEC Insider Trading Charges
Richard Koman / ZDNet Government: Mark Cuban accused of insider trading
Kevin Kelleher / GigaOM: Why The Case Against Cuban Smells Fishy
Melly Alazraki / BloggingStocks: Mark Cuban charged with insider trading
Staci D. Kramer / paidContent.org: SEC Charges Mark Cuban With Insider Trading Over Sales Of Mamma.com Shares
Joseph Weisenthal / Tech Ticker: SEC Slaps Mark Cuban with Insider Trading Charge
Heather Green / Blogspotting: SEC Hits Mark Cuban With Insider Trading Charges, Potentially $3 Million in Payments
Julian Sanchez / Law & Disorder: Cuban a little too maverick for SEC
Chris Snyder / Epicenter: SEC Charges Mark Cuban With Insider Trading
Nicholas Carlson / Alley Insider: Did Mark Cuban Commit Insider Trading?
Kara Scannell / Wall Street Journal:
SEC Charges Mark Cuban With Insider Trading
SEC Charges Mark Cuban With Insider Trading
Discussion: Business Technology, Cartoon Barry Blog and GMSV
Nick Mihailovski / Google Analytics Blog:
Want to track Adobe Flash? Now you can! — Image of Analytics Flash Visual Component in Flash CS3 — Today, at the Adobe MAX Conference in San Francisco, in a joint collaboration with our friends at Adobe and a few ace third party developers, we announced a simplified solution …
Discussion: Beet.TV, Furrier.org, Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim, Computerworld, webmonkey and WebProNews
Kelsey Blodget / Beet.TV: Google Announces Adobe Flash Tracking Technology
John Furrier / Furrier.org: Google's Catch and Release Developer Ecosystem …
Jordan McCollum / Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim: Google Analytics Adds Flash Tracking
Heather Havenstein / Computerworld: Google Analytics now tracking Adobe Flash content
Adam DuVander / webmonkey: Adobe and Google Announce Flash Analytics
Doug Caverly / WebProNews: Google Analytics Gets A Handle On Flash
Stephen Shankland / CNET News:
Adobe bringing full-fledged Flash to phones — Adobe Systems CTO Kevin Lynch touts Flash for mobile phones at the Adobe Max conference. — (Credit: Stephen Shankland/CNET Networks) — SAN FRANCISCO—Inspired by a new generation of smartphones, Adobe Systems has begun a new …
Discussion: AppleInsider, IntoMobile, The Tech Report, DailyTech, Electronista, MacRumors and eWeek
Will Park / IntoMobile: Adobe brings Flash to T-Mobile G1 - Android and Adobe Flash, together at last
Cyril Kowaliski / The Tech Report: Flash 10 heads to ARM-powered smart phones
Shane McGlaun / DailyTech: Adobe to Walk Line Between Desktop and Cloud Computing
Darryl K. Taft / eWeek: Adobe Upgrades Flash Media Servers
Erick Schonfeld / MobileCrunch:
Adobe To Demo Flash On Mobile (But Only Windows). Still "Working" On The iPhone. — Adobe's Flash Player is on 98 percent of all desktop computers, but it is still struggling to make the jump to mobile phones. If you want Flash on a mobile device, right now you have to settle for a compromised version: Flash Lite.
Discussion: Adobe, Gadget Lab, Infinite Loop, CNET News, 9 to 5 Mac, Download Squad, Alley Insider, TechCrunch, VentureBeat, Gizmodo, AppScout, Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim and Lifehacker
Brian X. Chen / Gadget Lab: Why Apple Will Never Permit Adobe Flash on the iPhone
David Chartier / Infinite Loop: Flash and AIR coming to ARM, but not necessarily iPhone
Stephen Shankland / CNET News: Adobe wants to bridge gap between PCs and cloud
Seth Weintraub / 9 to 5 Mac: ARM news coming fast and furious
Erick Schonfeld / TechCrunch: Flash Is Now A Platform, AIR Gets An Upgrade, And Adobe Puts A Catalyst In Gumbo
Brian Heater / AppScout: Adobe Demoing Full Flash for Mobile
Andy Beal / Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim: Don't Let iPhone Users Flash By Your Web Site Without Stopping
Kevin Purdy / Lifehacker: Flash Coming Soon to WinMobile, Android Adobe plans …
Financial Times:
Rival forecast to catch YouTube — By Tim Bradshaw in London and Matthew Garrahan in Los Angeles — YouTube is in danger of being upstaged commercially by a smaller upstart backed by News Corporation and NBC Universal as the video-sharing site struggles to make its massive global audience appeal to advertisers.
Discussion: paidContent.org, VentureBeat, Alley Insider, ReadWriteWeb, CrunchGear, Coolfer, MarketingVOX, Epicenter, Webomatica, NewTeeVee, WebProNews and Screenwerk
Tameka Kee / paidContent.org: Analyst Says Hulu To Match YouTube's U.S. Revenue In 2009: We Say, Maybe Not
Henry Blodget / Alley Insider: Hulu To Be Bigger Than YouTube Next Year?
Frederic Lardinois / ReadWriteWeb: Online Advertising: Hulu Catching Up With YouTube?
Nicholas Deleon / CrunchGear: Why is Hulu more valued by advertisers than YouTube?
Meghan Keane / Epicenter: Hulu is Catching Up With YouTube — Fast
Jason Kaneshiro / Webomatica: Hulu Ads Are More Memorable Than YouTube's
Chris Albrecht / NewTeeVee: How Hulu is Like Obama — The blogs are abuzz this morning …
Mike Sachoff / WebProNews: Hulu Ad Revenue To Rival YouTube
Greg Sterling / Screenwerk: YouTube's Got the Traffic, Hulu's in the Money
Peter Kafka / MediaMemo:
When Will Hulu Catch YouTube? It Already Has
When Will Hulu Catch YouTube? It Already Has
Discussion: Alley Insider and Online Video Watch
Henry Blodget / Alley Insider: Hulu Profitable? Please
Jack Neff / AdAge:
P&G Digital Guru Not Sure Marketers Belong on Facebook — Advertisers Shouldn't 'Hijack' Conversations, but Applications Hold Promise — CINCINNATI (AdAge.com) — Social networks may never find the ad dollars they're hunting for because they don't really have a right to them, said Ted McConnell …
Discussion: Alley Insider and HipMojo.com
Nicholas Carlson / Alley Insider: P&G Ad Man: "I Don't Want To Buy Any More Banners On Facebook."
Ashkan Karbasfrooshan / HipMojo.com: Social Media: Say Goodbye to Those Wheels
Don Reisinger / Webware.com:
Google SketchUp 7 wants to shape you into a 3D artist — Google has released SketchUp 7, the latest free version of its 3D modeling software, along with its premium counterpart, SketchUp 7 Pro. — Like previous iterations of the software, SketchUp 7 will enable you to model just about anything …
Discussion: Ars Technica and WinBeta
Aidan Chopra / The Official Google Blog:
Introducing SketchUp 7 — We're very excited to announce …
Introducing SketchUp 7 — We're very excited to announce …
Discussion: PC World, Google LatLong, Digital Inspiration, Lifehacker, Boing Boing and MAKE Magazine
Jim Dalrymple / PC World: Google Unveils SketchUp and SketchUp Pro 7
Aidan Chopra / Google LatLong: Announcing SketchUp 7 — It's my pleasure to announce the launch of Google SketchUp 7.
Mark Frauenfelder / Boing Boing: Google SketchUp 7 is out — The new version of Google SketchUp was released this morning.
Phillip Torrone / MAKE Magazine: Google SketchUp 7 is here! — Adrian from Google has an overview …
Jacqui Cheng / Infinite Loop:
OpenTable's iPhone app makes reservations a breeze — If you live in an urban environment, reservations are key if you want to eat on a weekend night without a huge wait. (Hole-in-the wall restaurants and fast food aside, of course, although even hole-in-the-wall places tend to be packed to the gills in my neighborhood.)
Discussion: Gizmodo and Macsimum News
Dennis Sellers / Macsimum News: OpenTable announces free iPhone app
Erick Schonfeld / TechCrunch: OpenTable Reservations Come To The iPhone
Dave Zatz / Zatz Not Funny!:
TiVo Delivers Domino's — Late last night, broadband-connected TiVo Series2/3/HD owners may have stumbled upon the new Domino's widget. While we first caught wind of this in regards to the Austrailian TiVo service, US TiVo subscribers are first to tap into Domino's online ordering system …
Discussion: Lifehacker, CrunchGear, Switched, Gadgetell and Gizmodo
Matt Burns / CrunchGear: Dominos can now be ordered via TiVo
Darren Murph / Switched: Tivo and Domino's Offering Pizza Via Your Remote Control
JG Mason / Gadgetell: Pizza gets TiVo'd
Discussion: PC World, last100, Bits, L.A. Times Tech Blog, Boy Genius Report and GMSV
Steve O'Hear / last100: TiVo bridges the pizza to TV gap
Saul Hansell / Bits: Can Domino's Deliver Success to TiVo?
Alana Semuels / L.A. Times Tech Blog: Order pizza from your TiVo and more ways to never leave your couch
John Murrell / GMSV: And you'll get some replays out of that pizza, too
Kevin J. O'Brien / International Herald Tribune:
Once greeted warmly, Google wears out welcome — BERLIN: When Google began hiring in Zurich for its new engineering center in 2004, local officials welcomed the U.S. company with open arms. Google's arrival is still bearing fruit for Zurich: 450 employees, about 300 of them engineers …
Discussion: Search Engine Land, Screenwerk, The Precursor Blog and GigaLaw.com Daily News
Greg Sterling / Screenwerk: EU Regulators vs. Consumers on Privacy
Scott Cleland / The Precursor Blog: "Google wears out welcome" …
Doug Isenberg / GigaLaw.com Daily News: Google Encounters Privacy Challenges in Europe
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
Facebook Rolls Out Verified App Program, Plus One Hell Of A Revenue Model For Themselves — Facebook is launching its "Verified Apps" program today. The program was first announced over the summer at their F8 Developer Conference - Third party applications will be segmented into "Great Apps" …
Discussion: VentureBeat and All Facebook
Scott Gu / ScottGu's Blog:
Update on Silverlight 2 - and a glimpse of Silverlight 3 — We shipped Silverlight 2 last month. Over the last 4 weeks, the final release of Silverlight 2 has been downloaded and installed on more than 100 million consumer machines. It has also recently been published to corporate administrators via …
Discussion: The Register, Microsoft Pri0, The Business Of Online Video, One Microsoft Way, Online Video Watch, SitePoint and NewTeeVee
Gavin Clarke / The Register: Microsoft crashes Adobe RIA party
Benjamin J. Romano / Microsoft Pri0: Adobe Flash nabs MLB.com video delivery from upstart Microsoft Silverlight
Dan Rayburn / The Business Of Online Video: Microsoft Says Silverlight 2 Now On 100 Million PCs, Gives Details On Silverlight 3
Emil Protalinski / One Microsoft Way: Microsoft starts to talk about Silverlight 3; coming in 2009
Josh Catone / SitePoint: Microsoft: 100 Million Silverlight Downloads in 4 Weeks
Chris Albrecht / NewTeeVee: Vid-Biz: Silverlight 3, Blip.tv, Domino's
Apple releases fix for quirky MacBook glass trackpads — Apple has released a software update to address an issue where trackpad clicks would randomly go unrecognized on its latest notebook offerings: the MacBook (Late 2008) and MacBook Pro (Late 2008). — "This firmware update addresses …
Discussion: CNET News, Infinite Loop, MacRumors, Macsimum News, TUAW, Boy Genius Report, MacBlogz and Gizmodo
Tom Krazit / CNET News: Apple issues fix for MacBook trackpad woes
Dave Merten / Macsimum News: Apple releases fix for MacBook glass trackpads
Zach Epstein / Boy Genius Report: Apple issues update to resolve MacBook / MacBook Pro trackpad issues
Matt Buchanan / Gizmodo: Apple Releases Firmware Fix for MacBook Trackpad Seizures
Ina Fried / Beyond Binary:
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How do I print Labels from data in a spreadsheet?
- Keywords:
- Labels Spreadsheet
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- Tony Pursell on on 2011-01-07
You have to register your spreadsheet as a data base first. To do this:
- File > New > Database
- Click on 'Connect to an existing database' and select 'Spreadsheet' from the drop down list. Click Next >>
- Browse to your spreadsheet. Click Next >>
- Uncheck 'Open the database for editing'. Click Finish.
You will be asked to save the Database definition file, You can give it the same name as your spreadsheet and OOo will add a .odb extension.
Now go the Labels dialogue (File > New > Labels),
On the Labels tab of the Labels dialogue, you will find the spreadsheet in the drop down list of Databases and be able to set up your label. Under Table, you will probably have Sheet 1. Then under Database Field you will have a list of Columns. Select the columns in the order you want them on the label and click the arrow to transfer them into the Label text box.
Select the Format of labels that you are using. You will probably not need to make any changes to the label layout on the Format tab.
On the Options tab, select 'Entire Page' and 'Synchronise Contents'.
When you have done that, click New Document. You will get what I call a Merge Master document. Then do File > Print. and select 'Yes' in the dialogue that asks you 'Do you want to print a form letter'. This gives you a Mail Merge dialogue where you can do all sorts of things. I will leave you to explore, but for now click on 'File' for the Output, then OK. You will be asked to save a document containing the labels. (I would suggest your also save the Merge Master document because you can open it and do File > Print any time you want these labels again.)
Just one tip, before I finish. Print your labels on plain paper first and check the registration with the actual labels sheet. I find sometimes the lines are too tight to the left and need to be spaced in a bit.


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A fractal is an irregular geometric shape that can be divided into parts in such a manner that the shape of each part resembles the shape of the whole. This property is called self-similarity. However, not all self-similar objects are fractals. For example, a straight Euclidean line (or real line) is formally self-similar, but it is regular enough to be described in Euclidean terms.
Images of fractals can be created using fractal generating software. Such software allows scientists to construct computer models of natural objects with irregular shapes that approximate fractals to some degree. These objects include clouds, coastlines, mountain ranges, lightning bolts, and snowflakes.
The term fractal was coined by Benoît Mandelbrot in 1975 and was derived from the Latin word fractus, meaning "broken" or "fractured." In his book The Fractal Geometry of Nature, Mandelbrot describes a fractal as "a rough or fragmented geometric shape that can be split into parts, each of which is (at least approximately) a reduced-size copy of the whole."[1]
A mathematical fractal is based on an equation that undergoes iteration, a form of feedback based on recursion.[2]
A fractal often has the following features:[3]
The mathematics behind fractals began to take shape in the seventeenth century when mathematician and philosopher Leibniz considered recursive self-similarity (although he made the mistake of thinking that only the straight line was self-similar in this sense).
It took until 1872 before a function appeared whose graph would today be considered fractal, when Karl Weierstrass gave an example of a function with the non-intuitive property of being everywhere continuous but nowhere differentiable. In 1904, Helge von Koch, dissatisfied with Weierstrass's very abstract and analytic definition, gave a more geometric definition of a similar function, which is now called the Koch snowflake. In 1915, Waclaw Sierpinski constructed his triangle and, one year later, his carpet. Originally these geometric fractals were described as curves rather than the 2D shapes that they are known as in their modern constructions. In 1918, Bertrand Russell had recognized a "supreme beauty" within the mathematics of fractals that was then emerging.[2] The idea of self-similar curves was taken further by Paul Pierre Lévy, who, in his 1938 paper Plane or Space Curves and Surfaces Consisting of Parts Similar to the Whole described a new fractal curve, the Lévy C curve.
Georg Cantor also gave examples of subsets of the real line with unusual properties—these Cantor sets are also now recognized as fractals.
Iterated functions in the complex plane were investigated in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries by Henri Poincaré, Felix Klein, Pierre Fatou and Gaston Julia. However, without the aid of modern computer graphics, they lacked the means to visualize the beauty of many of the objects that they had discovered.
In the 1960s, Benoît Mandelbrot started investigating self-similarity in papers such as How Long Is the Coast of Britain? Statistical Self-Similarity and Fractional Dimension, which built on earlier work by Lewis Fry Richardson. Finally, in 1975 Mandelbrot coined the word "fractal" to denote an object whose Hausdorff-Besicovitch dimension is greater than its topological dimension. He illustrated this mathematical definition with striking computer-constructed visualizations. These images captured the popular imagination; many of them were based on recursion, leading to the popular meaning of the term "fractal."
A class of examples is given by the Cantor sets, Sierpinski triangle and carpet, Menger sponge, dragon curve, space-filling curve, and Koch curve. Additional examples of fractals include the Lyapunov fractal and the limit sets of Kleinian groups. Fractals can be deterministic (all the above) or stochastic (that is, non-deterministic). For example, the trajectories of the Brownian motion in the plane have a Hausdorff dimension of two.
Chaotic dynamical systems are sometimes associated with fractals. Objects in the phase space of a dynamical system can be fractals (see attractor). Objects in the parameter space for a family of systems may be fractal as well. An interesting example is the Mandelbrot set. This set contains whole discs, so it has a Hausdorff dimension equal to its topological dimension of two—but what is truly surprising is that the boundary of the Mandelbrot set also has a Hausdorff dimension of two (while the topological dimension of one), a result proved by Mitsuhiro Shishikura in 1991. A closely related fractal is the Julia set.
Even simple smooth curves can exhibit the fractal property of self-similarity. For example the power-law curve (also known as a Pareto distribution) produces similar shapes at various magnifications.
|Even 2000 times magnification of the Mandelbrot set uncovers fine detail resembling the full set.
Four common techniques for generating fractals are:
Fractals can also be classified according to their self-similarity. There are three types of self-similarity found in fractals:
Approximate fractals are easily found in nature. These objects display self-similar structure over an extended, but finite, scale range. Examples include clouds, snow flakes, crystals, mountain ranges, lightning, river networks, cauliflower or broccoli, and systems of blood vessels and pulmonary vessels. Coastlines may be loosely considered fractal in nature.
Trees and ferns are fractal in nature and can be modeled on a computer by using a recursive algorithm. This recursive nature is obvious in these examples—a branch from a tree or a frond from a fern is a miniature replica of the whole: not identical, but similar in nature. The connection between fractals and leaves are currently being used to determine how much carbon is really contained in trees. This connection is hoped to help determine and solve the environmental issue of carbon emission and control. [4]
In 1999, certain self similar fractal shapes were shown to have a property of "frequency invariance"—the same electromagnetic properties no matter what the frequency—from Maxwell's equations (see fractal antenna).[5]
Fractal pentagram drawn with a vector iteration program
Fractal patterns have been found in the paintings of American artist Jackson Pollock. While Pollock's paintings appear to be composed of chaotic dripping and splattering, computer analysis has found fractal patterns in his work.[6]
Decalcomania, a technique used by artists such as Max Ernst, can produce fractal-like patterns.[7] It involves pressing paint between two surfaces and pulling them apart.
Fractals are also prevalent in African art and architecture. Circular houses appear in circles of circles, rectangular houses in rectangles of rectangles, and so on. Such scaling patterns can also be found in African textiles, sculpture, and even cornrow hairstyles.[8]
As described above, random fractals can be used to describe many highly irregular real-world objects. Other applications of fractals include:[10]
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Here we go then, the CB1100 we really, really want. Thoroughly modern, with cafe racer retro style - and now at a lower price. It really is a bit of a bargain at £9,999.
Showa Dual Bending Valve forks and matching rear shocks, seamless tank which looks a work of art, radial ABS brakes, slipper clutch, new aluminium swingarm and of course, it's air-cooled. Something of a Euro 4 miracle!
1 Introduction
2 Model overview
3 Key features
4 Technical specifications
1. Introduction
Since 1959, when they first adorned the twin-cylinder CB92 Benly, the two letters CB have always meant a great deal to Honda, and Honda owners. And they came to mean even more in 1969; the four-cylinder CB750 was a seminal moment for motorcycling as the world's first production superbike took centre stage, laying down a blueprint that still stands today
In the present day, old school has become very much new school and in 2013 Honda brought the CB1100 - already a best seller in the Japanese market - to Europe, satisfying pent-up demand from an army of riders for whom a traditionally styled air-cooled four-cylinder CB was a must-have piece of engineering craftsmanship.
For 2017, two versions of the CB1100 will be available. Newly arrived to sit alongside the upgraded CB1100 EX, is the CB1100 RS. Imbued with layer upon layer of retro style - and several new performance upgrades - the CB1100 RS offers a new type of sporting CB1100 appeal.
Manufacture takes place in Honda's Kumamoto factory, with a production process that's been fundamentally revised to integrate technology and expert skill in order to create motorcycles rich in craftsmanship and attention to detail, plus a place in history that only comes with the passage of many decades.
*See separate CB1100 EX press kit.
Mr M. Imada, Large Project Leader (LPL) 17YM CB1100 RS
"As with past CBs, we understand the timeless pleasure that our customers get from owning and riding an air-cooled inline four-cylinder motorcycle. So building on the CB1100's desirability and joy of ownership, while adding functionality and quality to deepen the sense of fulfillment, were very important elements for us to consider. With the CB1100 EX we hope many riders get to appreciate and understand a very traditional motorcycle structure."
2. Model Overview
Stripped back and lean, the CB1100 RS has the look of a 1970s race bike, with more than a hint of café racer. The curvaceous fuel tank – made without seam-welded lips – evokes hand-made craftsmanship, while the single round headlight and twin instrument dials outline a timeless silhouette. Adding crisp-edged modernity, all lighting is LED.
Backing up the sportier styling, the CB1100 RS's chassis uses sharper geometry matched than the EX, with firmer Showa suspension, front radial-mount four-piston brakes, cast aluminium 17-inch wheels and sportsbike-spec tyre sizes. A lower, more compact riding position moves the rider's weight forward, complementing the chassis changes.
The air-cooled four-cylinder engine breathes more easily thanks to a revised inlet tract and smaller, lighter 4-2-2 exhaust system while an assist slipper clutch makes for easier lever engagement and rear wheel stability on downshifts.
With a keener edge to its appeal and performance, the CB1100 RS is a perfect machine to cut through the city in style, and cut loose on winding roads at weekends. It exudes exquisite engineering that draws in the observer, and is also a platform ripe for customization, and ready for an owner's imagination.
3. Key Features
3.1 Chassis
The CB1100 RS's classic tubular steel double cradle frame holds the engine with four rigid and two rubber mounts. It features tighter steering geometry than the CB1100 EX, with rake and trail of 26°/99mm and wheelbase of 1485mm (as opposed to 27°/114mm/1490mm) to give faster steering and more responsive handling. Seat height is 795mm with kerb weight of 252kg.
As well as a more aggressive stance and riding position the CB1100 RS is also equipped with a Showa Dual Bending Valve (SDBV) 43mm two-piece front fork, which uses two valves to generate both compression and rebound damping force giving linear feel, excellent ride quality and precise road holding. A new die-cast aluminium top yoke features a buffed finish and clear coat, while the bottom yoke holds the fork legs in a higher position.
Twin Showa remote-reservoir rear shocks (with damping rates to match the front fork) operate through a new aluminium swingarm, which has a clean look thanks to an under slung rear brake hose. An aluminium chain guard replaces the previous plastic design.
Dual radial-mount four-piston Tokico brake calipers grip 310mm floating discs with ABS control, the rear single-piston caliper works a 256mm disc. The CB1100 RS also features 17-inch cast aluminium wheels – finished in black – wearing sportsbike-sized 120/70 ZR17 and 180/55 ZR17 front and rear tyres. Three effects from this change are obvious: quicker side-to-side steering, improved cornering traction and a 3% increase in acceleration due to the overall gearing change of the smaller rolling diameter of the rear tyre. L-shaped air valves make checking tyre pressure easy.
Together with the look of the exposed engine, the shape of the fuel tank - its curves and lines - go a long way to give a naked motorcycle its character and appeal Honda's engineers wanted to maintain a 186 miles plus range, but were also focused on creating a truly hand-made look.
The 16.8L fuel tank they came up with does away with the seam-welded lips along both bottom edges, and pays homage both to CB history and contemporary style with a cutaway section that displays the cam cover to the rider. It's topped with an aircraft style filler cap.
Building on the modern café racer theme the sidepanels are constructed of pressed aluminium with a textured 'hairline' finish while the seat is stripped back to a slim, sporty profile. The black seat frame rails add seamless lines without clutter and the black chrome steel rear mudguard has a more rounded cross section.
A compact black resin front mudguard skims the front tyre and ties in subtly with the machine's minimalism. A long sidestand makes it easier to get the machine upright.
The handlebar is clamped 7mm forward (compared to the previous design) and more compact, sleeker die-cast aluminium hangers mount both rider and pillion footpegs. Standing proud, the round front headlight – an LED unit with spiral running light – crowns the front of the CB1100 RS and is held with aluminium stays flanked by compact LED indicators.
The LED rear light, indicators and number plate mounting bracket has been minimalised for a streamlined look and the circular speedo and rev counter are dressed in satin black with a chrome band. Equipment includes a fuel gauge and clock, gear position indicator, fuel efficiency gauge and range computer. Ignition is now via a 'wave' style key.
The CB1100 RS will be available in Candy Prominence Red and Graphite Black with a super smooth finish suggestive of repeated, and fastidious, wet sanding,
3.2 Engine
At the heart of the CB1100 RS is its muscular DOHC engine. Linear, instantly accessible drive is what this motor's all about, and plenty of it, anywhere in the rev range. Maximum power output of 89bhp arrives at 7,500rpm with peak torque figure of 91Nm delivered @ 5,500rpm.
Finished in black, with natural aluminium engine and cam covers its air (via 2mm fins) and oil-cooled (via a 335mm 9-tier, front-mounted oil cooler) and revs to 8,500rpm. Compression ratio is 9.5:1, with bore and stroke set at 73.5mm x 67.2mm.
The twin camshafts are driven by a central chain, and the valve included angle is 26.5° inlet and exhaust. Inlet valve diameter is 27mm, with a 2.5mm stem; exhaust 24mm with 2.5mm stem. A single secondary balancer shaft ensures smooth running.
PGM-FI and 32mm throttle body are fed through a revised, shortened air inlet tract and new air cleaner, and work with the pair of shorter (minus 70mm in length, 7% less in diameter and 2.4kg lighter) chrome-plated exhaust mufflers to boost low and mid-rpm engine reaction.
Internally split into two expansion chambers, each muffler features dual hole-punched link pipes optimised for resonance and the generation of an evocative four-cylinder engine note. Both mufflers hug the machine tighter for improved ground clearance and the downpipes are double skinned to stop heat discolouration.
An assist slipper clutch is now fitted. With die-cast aluminium cam and slipper cam it saves weight, reduces lever effort by 16% and minimizes rear wheel 'hop' through engine braking on rapid down changes. The six-speed gearbox, with carefully matched ratios for gears 1-5 gives crisp response and acceleration, while 6th is an overdrive reducing fuel consumption and lowering engine rpm at highway speeds. Final drive is by 530 chain.
The CB1100 RS engine is Euro 4 compliant.
4. Technical Specifications
Inline four-cylinder, air and oil-cooled, DOHC
Engine Displacement (cm³)
Bore ´ Stroke (mm)
73.5 x 67.2
Compression Ratio
Max. Power Output
Max. Torque
Oil Capacity
PGM-FI electronic fuel injection
Fuel Tank Capacity
16.8 litres
Fuel Consumption
Battery Capacity
12V 11.2Ah
ACG Output
12V 21.7A/5000rpm 0.336kw
Clutch Type
Wet, multiplate clutch
Transmission Type
Final Drive
Double steel cradle
Dimensions (L´W´H)
2,180 x 800 x 1100mm
Caster Angle
Seat Height
Ground Clearance
Kerb Weight
Turning radius
Type Front
43mm conventional fork (SDBV) with adjustable spring preload
Type Rear
Twin shocks with adjustable spring preload
Type Front
10-spoke diecast aluminium
Type Rear
10-spoke diecast aluminium
Rim Size Front
17in x 3.50MT
Rim Size Rear
17in x 5.50MT
Tyres Front
Tyres Rear
ABS System Type
2 Channel
Type Front
Hydraulic dual floating 310mm disks with radial fit 4-piston calipers (2-channel ABS)
Type Rear
Hydraulic disk (2-channel ABS)
Security System
All specifications are provisional and subject to change without notice.
|Monthly payment
|£ 109.00
|Customer deposit
|£ 2,192.59
|Amount of credit
|£ 7,806.41
|Number of monthly payments
|Optional final payment (GFV)
|£ 5,233.18
|Total amount payable
|£ 11,359.77
|Representative APR
|6.9 %
|Option to Purchase Fee
|£ 10.00
|Annual contracted mileage
|Excess Mileage Fee (pence)
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