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This is my entry for 3DOcean "Celebrity Face Challenge". I've decided to make semi-realistic mid-age male character with a bit more pronounced facial features, characteristic for "high-authority" characters.
You can see my WIP at following address: http://3docean.net/forums/thread/batvfx-wip-celebrity-face-challenge/38239
Archive contains: -ZBrush 4 .ztool file containing character bust, plus few extra assets (eyes, shirt, bow tie etc.)
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Lookee, here's my mysterious Pink Mallow. I know that if I look through enough field guides I WILL find it but I haven't had a chance to really dig for it just yet. So if you know what it is, please tell me!
It's a bumper crop for all the Mallows this fall, and the Medicine Lodge is packed from door to door with drying Globemallow leaves and roots. These juicy little bits play an integral part in my daily infusion. I'm on a quest to effectively re-hydrate my whole body and Mallow is a prime ally in this endeavor. The leaves are really quite mild tasting and make an excellent addition to any infusion. The roots are stronger tasting, but are still good if you dilute the infusion down by half or more and drink throughout the day like water.
I also mix Mallow root powder into a sweet paste with raw honey and some Cardamom to eat whenever my belly is burning or feeling overheated, it tastes a bit weird, but works really well. Malllows are slow but sure healers that can heal previously considered unhealable wounds (in the gut, on the skin etc) when used over a long period of time.
I also use Mallow oil in lots of my salves for extra moisturizing healing. I even tincture my Mallows though many people don't because the mucilage likes to precipitate out and turn everything into a gooey separated mess, to avoid this make use a low proof alcohol for your tincture. I make fresh leaf tincture for UTIs and lung problems, and a root or whole plant tincture for the instant cool down effect it provides. Mixed with a bit of Peach, it's perfect for people who are irritated and anxious because of internal/external over heating.
A paste made of Mallow root powder, Aloe gel and a bit of diluted Rose petal vinegar can do amazing things for burns and irritated, angry looking rashes. If you don't have the Rose vinegar you can also use a drop or two of Rose otto or a small amount of diluted Rose petal tincture.
I did a longer post on Mallows as Yin tonics a while back, you can find it here.
6 Responses to "Mysterious Pink Mallow & Other Mucilagenous News"
maybe this will help?
sure…i like to geek out on plants more than stand on the floor doing nothing at work..
it was the top hit when i googled malvaceae…who knew there were so damn many marvelous mallows!!!
And tilia used to be classified with the mallows….no wonder it is so slimy goodness!
You mentioned Malva neglecta as being used commonly around the world. Can it be used similarly to what you write about with the other mallows and do you have any specific info on it from having used it. Thanks
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VALUATION OF EXEMPT REAL PROPERTY: by Class and County for Calendar Year 2010
While about $238.2 billion of assessed real property value was taxable in Ohio during tax year 2010, approximately $44.8 billion was exempt from taxation due to provisions of the Ohio Constitution and the Revised Code. Table PE-2 shows the taxable value of the exempted real property by property class and by county.
The exempted property is broken into property classes based on reasons for exemption, ownership of the property, or purposes for which the property is used. Real property owned by federal, state, or local governments is exempt from real property taxation and is shown in the table under the categories, "United States of America," "State of Ohio," "County," "Townships," "Municipalities," and "Boards of Education". Other real property owned by governments and used for recreational rather than governmental purposes is found in the category of "Conservancy Districts and Park Districts". Privately-owned educational facilities are exempted and their exempted values are found in the category of "Schools, Colleges, and Academies". Real property owned by institutions with tax exempt status are found in the categories of "Charitable Institutions" and "Churches". Property used as cemeteries and fixtures used in cemeteries are in the category of "Cemeteries and Monuments". Municipal, township, and county governments can grant exemptions as incentives for economic development and urban renewal; these forms of exempt real property fall under the heading of "Tax Abatements".
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The ninth annual Charles Washington Award winners are announced in today's Record sports section.
The ninth annual Charles Washington Award winners are announced in today's Record sports section.
Some area residents, particularly newcomers, will have an immediate question: Who was Charles Washington?
He was simply one of the most amazing people I've run across in this business.
Coach Washington moved here from Texas to play football at College of the Pacific, enlisted in the military and then returned to Stockton to earn his teaching degree.
He was the first black high school football coach in Northern California while leading the Edison Vikings from 1965-83. He finished with a 133-54-6 record and six league titles.
He not only broke down racial barriers but also helped lead, mold and foster strong values from those he coached or mentored.
Coach Washington would stop by The Record offices unannounced when he wanted to discuss something with me. It could have been about anything, sports and otherwise. He was so involved.
I remember telling coach one time that he really should give me a call. That way he could make sure I would be in the office and I could carve out some time for our visits.
"No, I'll tell you what, Big Man," Coach replied. "That would take away my element of surprise and let you game-plan for me."
Washington died in 2009, but his spirit lives on in the Charles Washington Award, which is presented annually to the high school senior who best exhibits athletic, academic and community service excellence. We also honor the top person in this regard in each of the high school girls and boys sports.
Coach Washington would be proud of all those who are honored.
There was a report in The Record earlier this week about an "incident" between Stockton Mayor Anthony Silva and The Record.
Reporter Roger Phillips visited the Stockton Boys & Girls Club clubhouse on Monday to report on a meeting of the board of directors. Silva is the executive director of the club.
We have covered many nonprofit board meetings in the past without problem. The Boys & Girls Club serves the city's youth, benefits from tax money (Stockton Unified alone spent more than $1 million on programs with the club in some past years) and the club's charter was reportedly in jeopardy from the national organization.
In summary: What was happening at that board meeting was potentially in the public's interest.
But after being told by the board president the meeting would not be open, Phillips was getting ready to depart the clubhouse when Silva came by and accused him of "trespassing."
Silva also claimed, in a police report, that our reporter made rude comments to him in passing. Phillips, however, said he never spoke a word to the mayor. We stand by our reporter.
Police report?
Well, yes. With local police resources strained, the mayor nonetheless called Stockton police to report the incident and Sgt. Rodney Rego came out to make a report.
For the second time in the past few weeks, police resources were utilized for nonsensical reasons at the Boys & Girls Club. First, Silva did not get the necessary permits to close a street for a festival, so Stockton police had to come out and deal with traffic.
And now the mayor, claiming that he was being "stalked" by the newspaper, called police because a reporter was there simply trying to do his job.
Even more troubling is that the mayor asked the police officer to write a misleading report. From Sgt. Rego's report:
"I told Silva I would be writing a report documenting the circumstances. Silva asked that I leave his name out of the report. I told him I could not do that. I told him I had been instructed to come out and talk to him. Silva requested I say 'the board' called me. I again said I couldn't do that because I had been instructed to come out and speak to him regarding a specific complaint he had. Silva wanted to know if the Chief was the one who told me to come out. I told him no, the Chief (Jones) did not tell me to come out, but I had been instructed to specifically talk to him (Silva) regarding a complaint he had against a member of the Stockton Record refusing to leave the Boys and Girls Club. I had to remain impartial and document what I did and who I spoke to ..."
Footnote: Some area media originally reported that Phillips was taken out of the meeting by police after Silva had made the phone call. Not true. By the time the meeting started, our reporter was not at the facility anymore.
We will continue to cover stories. And we hope that the mayor, who says he's in favor of a tax to increase police resources, will stop - well - wasting those resources.
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Or we can call it the Grand Plan for 100 Grand.
I posted about a blurb I had read about someone who saved forward. He looked at the big picture, included TSP and employer contributions, and figured out how much he COULD save for the month, the year, etc.
When I looked at my finances with this new perspective, I was wow'd by the big picture! Previously, I felt like I was barely saving anything, with a $100 CD every payday and an extra $100 Ally cd per month. I knew in the back of my mind that I was still doing the direct deposit from the house buying days is still going into that secret account, but I don't count it as "savings", ya know. Out of sight, out of mind. And I never considered the TSP and the employer 5% match as savings...
So, new perspective, relooked at my numbers, pulled every penny from every source I could and you know what? I decided I could save xx amount by year's end. DH and I had a difference of opinon as to who accurate my numbers should be posted here. He didn't want me to post our real numbers. Ok. The percentages are 100% accurate.
For the purpose of this journey, my goal is to reach 100k by 12/31/2012. I am not going to count the TSP or the employer match. This will be just my very own pennies.
I can't decide what to call this plan, so it's being called both things -
Grand plan to 100 grand!
On my way to a 100k!
In the last few years, I have downsized in so many ways! I have sold and given away so many things that I didn't have a use for. My home no longer has a guest room or a spare bathroom. In the last seven years, we have downsized from an 8 bedroom house to a studio. (At the time, we had 7 kids if you count the foster kids and everyone had thier own room.)
In this journey to a 100 grand, I started with five simple steps.
1. Transfer all balances that are not earning interest into interest bearing accounts. (The checking account that is not earning anything, dropped the balance to a penny.)
2. Close out all unused bank accounts. (I am from the day where out of state checks were not accepted, so a bank account was necessary in many places.)
3. Start a spreadsheet to list all bank accounts, the bank balances, and the interest rates. (Got a HUGE surprise there!)
4. Add a bottom section to list what each bank offers for a 5 yr CD - the minimum balance and the interest rate.
5. Step back and look at what you really have and reconsider where the money is going.
I have spent the last two days following the first five steps. And in the process, I discovered that I had an extra 1k+ tucked away here and there that was not obvious when I did the first big picture look. It took going through and listing every account, no matter how small the balance was to realize I had a little more than I thought.
Edited to add - DH doesn't believe the numbers. We literally live paycheck to paycheck. And to see that we have xx amount available shocks him. And to think we could reach 100k by years end, well, he doens't believe it, but he is willing to try.
I did have two "duh" moments.
1. When I was in the shower (in the hotel), I was like duh, I should have asked for another free shampoo! I always take them with me and use them all up. If I don't need it, I don't ask for it. So in this case, a hotel shampoo will give me one day of hair washing...not sure what the dollar (or cent) value of that would be...but still, every penny adds up!
2. The hotel was doing free cookies tonight. I couldn't eat them, so feeling kinda bummed. DH had suggested we spend a dollar or two and go buy me cookies. I said no - remember the goal. Instead, I asked the employee if I could have a breakfast muffin instead. The employee said sure! Sweet! Saved two dollars.
1. When I was in the shower (in the hotel), I was like duh, I should have asked for another free shampoo! I always take them with me and use them all up. If I don't need it, I don't ask for it. So in this case, a hotel shampoo will give me one day of hair washing...not sure what the dollar (or cent) value of that would be...but still, every penny adds up!
2. The hotel was doing free cookies tonight. I couldn't eat them, so feeling kinda bummed. DH had suggested we spend a dollar or two and go buy me cookies. I said no - remember the goal. Instead, I asked the employee if I could have a breakfast muffin instead. The employee said sure! Sweet! Saved two dollars.
(1) My DGF and I always take the complimentary stuff at the hotels. That's what it is there for. She cleans house right before check out. We've amassed quite the nice "back-up" toiletries because of it. I've actually had a bunch of nice cups of coffees because of this as well. That right there is an easy dollar saved.
(2) I could have sworn I had talked about cookies at hotels in another thread. I went to a Hampton Inn and they had them (I believe in Quakertown, PA)... and I grabbed a bunch. Just because you never know that you might want a snack somewhere down the road (we were taking a mini road trip) and voila, cookies. It actually did happen to us twice, and thankfully, we had the cookies. Definitely beats spending 5 bucks at a convinience store or a gas station where you are almost assured to be spending money on more than one thing.
(3) DGF loves to write to the companies that we use, but sometimes she'll write to the companies whose products are featured as complimentary at hotels. The email will tell them that we loved the products used and are looking to become regular buyers in the future. We've gotten coupons, vouchers, and even free samples at times. Just for 2 minutes of her time, another few dollars saved.
We do things like this all the time, specially me. Hence the forum name. Anything to save a buck, means a buck I can count on later.
Follow my financial journey: http://www.frugalrican.com
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So this past week was baby steps.
FrugalRican - Some of the hotels I stay at offer free cookies (not all). I do take two, if there is enough. Shampoo, conditioner, soap, etc. I take what I will use or have used. In the old days, I'd take the partially used tp off the roller, but not anymore.
I also ask the desk clerk, when I check in, for a few ingredients to cook dinner --- usually milk and butter. They have always given me what I need. Bless their hearts!
I still bring the last opened bar of soap with me from hotel to home to hotel, but it's mainly cuz I do not want to waste it. I use to collect the unopened soaps, but anymore. I need to go through what I have first. I think I have 3 unused bars...
I stopped taking coffee cuz I was overwhelmed with it.
But yeah, there are ways to reduce expenses with complimentary items.
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The first week has successfully passed.
- I had to stick to my guns about the laundry. DH wanted to use the dryers at the Laundromat last time we went. Since he went with me and really wanted to do it, I said it was ok but he needed to realize that it would use up the rest of our laundry money up. That meant no more laundry before payday. He said ok. Hahahaha – a week later he's talking about going to do laundry. I had to be VERY firm and say NO. There is no money. You have to wait until payday. He grumbled…he likes laundry done every week, not every two weeks. But he made his choice – to use the dryer.
- Reorganized the kitchen cabinets. Turns out I had more food than I thought! So with some creativity, I have managed to stretch the food money through to payday. I admit, it's getting harder and harder to do this, but I am trying. I chopped up the last two onions, put them in the crockpot, added some veggie broth and spices…and later the last of the tomatoes…made a great onion soup that has lasted 3 meals! Took the last 3 potatoes and made them into hash browns. Breakfast was hash browns and an apple. Now I am snacking on the candied giner. (oh. joy.)
So this past week was baby steps.
Just wanted to comment, since I had the first discussion with DGF. She doesn't understand why I do laundry every two weeks instead of every 3 or 4 days like she does. I rent and have no washer/dryer. She has her own house and does. She doesn't understand yet that it's a lot more convenient and cost-effective to have two weeks worth of clothes done at once rather than every few days. She has the convenience of doing them at home, first off, and I don't... so that alone makes a world of a difference. I also have to toy around with the times the laundromat is open and make sure I don't go there when it's full.
So I feel your pain on the laundry one. WAY cheaper to do it all at once then spread out.
I reorganized my pantry a few weeks ago and wanted to move to the front everything that expires this year.
Lo and behold, I found out I had enough pasta to feed 17 families. But only 3 jars of sauce. This is what the can-can sale at Shoprite does to you.
But back to you, I applaud your efforts. This is good stuff right here.
Follow my financial journey: http://www.frugalrican.com
I now have three c.d.'s at Ally, and I opened an interest checking account. The c.d.'s and interest checking account are to pay off my student loans, and make my auto insurance payment in August. (Any payments made on my student loans before May 5th will be applied towards my 3.4%, no matter how many letters I write or phone calls I make. After May 5th, I'm allowed to pay down the 6.8% student loan. I set up automatic payments from the Ally account to begin on May 7th, and all the money I want to pay on them before my grace period ends is in there or in the c.d.'s and will automatically deposit in there upon maturity.) I also set up another c.d., just because I had too much money. I started working full-time again in November, and I've been poor for so long, I just didn't know how to spend money anymore, so I'm going to save it all. I amassed a few thousand in my in my credit union checking account, but they made me mad. I opened a Discover high-yield savings account, new checking and savings accounts at a different credit union, now the new interest checking account and c.d.'s at Ally, all within the last month. I also wanted a credit score, again, (I lived cash-only after my divorce in 2003), so I've opened two major credit cards, one credit union credit card that I just closed (like I said, my credit union made me mad), one gas card and one retail charge card. I was playing with my credit score, but I raised it too much and now it's just sitting there, waiting for my accounts to mature or for me to get a mortgage or car loan. I needed a new game to play, so I started opening new accounts and c.d.'s. This is getting a little excessive. My DBF doesn't understand, neither does my brother or mother, but including the c.d.'s, the credit/charge cards, the checking and savings accounts, I've opened 12 total accounts since December. Before that, I had the same two accounts at my credit union for eight years. I think they're all juggled well and most of my payments or transfers are automatic, but this way I don't have to look at my money, and can continue living the frugal life to which I am accustomed.
IOBA, I get paid once a month, and I think I'll start getting a new c.d. every payday, too. This sounds like more fun than raising a credit score, plus I don't have to be offended by having too high of a balance in my accounts. :-P
The second week came to a nice close. Yeah!!
* I used the IRS calculator to figure out an estimate of tax obligation for tax year 2012. Realized that if I tweak that and do that, I can squeeze even more out of my paycheck. (Every year, for the first 3 months, I have my withholdings at the max - 10 dependents for the Federal. So I get that extra to tide me though the first few months.) So, did the math, and realized that when I had shifted back to the zero deductions, I woudl be overpaying. So I tweaked and on Friday, I will get a sneak preview of what my new net amount will be. Weu weu!!
* I have a tenative new budget based on the projected new net pay. Will finalize it when I get the sneak peak. Of course, I will continue to pay myself first.
* Decided to fully fund the IRA's asap! My CU is offering a special CD at 3% APY for IRA's. Count me in!
* Decided that the emergency fund should have 50k in it. Don't have it right now. But it's something to work towards. I am still purchasing the CD's every payday.
* Discovered (or re-realized) that if I can put my annuity up to 10k, my interest rate will go up .05%. Ok - did that. I already earn 54 cents a day...wonder if that will jump to 55 cents a day?? Or rather, WHEN it will jump to 55 cents a day.
* At one point, early in the week, I was sooo hungry, I was looking around the yard and wondering what was edible! Saw the bamboo....you know they sell that stuff in stores, right? I got past it and planted more seeds for a garden.
* Definitely going through the food in the house. Those three cans of clams bought for clam chowder - made the clam chowder. Only needed to spend $2.99 (plus tax) to get the one missing ingredient. That can of salmon - ate it. Been doing that. Not sure how substainable the $200 a paycheck food budget is, but with some work, I think it can happen.
* Paying for eating out and for groceries with cash. All the extra coins go into the bank.
* I buy an Ally CD every month. Did it for April too, but instead of choosing the 4 yr one, which I normally do, I choose the no penalty 11 month. It's earning basically the same as my savings account (.94%) and it will mature in 11 months. I can then move it into something that is earning as much or more in interest.
* Of course, I update my chart almost daily. There is a gap between the reality and the goal. We call that our "find under a rock" money. Those loose coins I redeposit into the account helps reduce the amount of money we need to find under a rock. I know, it's corky, but we take pride in reducing that number.
*whew* Can do this!!
Dawnstream - Welcome! And yes, a CD every payday is much more fun than worrying about the credit score or worried about too much in the bank account.
I have an excel chart that tracks each CD and when it matures. I am blessed that the CU allows me to continually add to any CD that is open. So I have been adding to those now with loose change. My goal is to (eventually) get their balances up to 2k. But for now, I am stretching for $200 balance on each CD in addition to opening a new one each payday.
I do count my total CD balances (if they are regular CD's) in the big plan for a 100 grand. If they are IRA CD's (and I have a few of those), they are NOT included in my total. The reason being I can't easily access those without stiff penalties to the IRS.
Since I started the CD game, I have managed to save an astonishing 19k+!! I know, right - awesome??? And that doesn't count the 3k I bought my youngest as a graduation gift. He will be able to access it when he completes a BS or equalivent (sp) college degree. It's meant to be seed money to get his own place or to help with another degree.
Have you sent a monetary goal to reach with CD's? Are you laddering them so you have some that mature next year and in the years following?
Oh, oh, oh! Jumping up and down!!! I moved the money from the savings account to the IRA - just like I mentioned in my plan. (Least, I think I mentioned it...)
I am already earning more than a dollar a day in interest!! This dollar and some change, if multiplied by 30 (days) is more than I was making in interest when it was just sitting in the bank! Weu weu weu weu!!!
I don't count it in the big plan for a 100 grand, but I am thinking of starting another chart to watch my retirement grow.


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You have some great pic's of your mustang. It's a Beautiful car.
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Alex graduated from Highland View Academy and started college at Columbia Union College (now called WAU). She finished her bachelor's at Southern Adventist University in both Theology and Business Administration. She then worked at Atlanta Adventist Academy four years teaching Bible and Business Ed classes. After that she moved to Forest Lake Academy where she was a chaplain and Bible teacher. She met and married her husband in the summer of 2001, and they were both hired at Loma Linda Academy. From there, she was called to be the associate pastor for young adult ministries at Azure Hills Church where she served the six years prior to transitioning to the Collegedale Community Church as the Children and Youth Pastor. She is currently earning her M.A. in Theology from Andrews University.


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My 4 week DD and I figured it out the first night home from the hospital. I did have to help her with the latch and still do most of the time. If she's nursing on my left side I lay down then prop myself up on my left elbow, I use my right hand to lift her up slightly supporting her head and latch her on. I think sometimes I use the supporting arm's left hand to help out. I do need light to see when she opens wide so we have a night light on all night (I also needed more light in the beginning so I had a small flashlight nearby). After she's latched I slowly lay her down with me then make sure her nose isn't pressed into my boob.
I made learning this a priority sense it was so wonderful once I figured it out with my son at 8 weeks. I'm small chested so maybe that helps with the technique I use to latch her on.


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August 26. 2013 2:40PM
Husband returned from Vermont to face charges in Charlestown woman's death
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James R. Robarge is escorted out of Claremont district court Monday after his arraignment hearing. He is charged with second degree murder for allegedly killing his wife of over 20 years, Kelly Robarge of Charlestown. (Meghan Pierce)
Slain Charlestown woman's husband still awaiting extradition from Vt.
CLAREMONT - James R. Robarge, accused of killing his estranged wife in June, finally made an appearance in a New Hampshire courtroom Monday after he was extradited from Vermont to New Hampshire on Friday.
Robarge is set to return Sept. 5 for his probable cause hearing.
He is being held without bail in the Sullivan County House of Corrections in Unity. He is charged with second-degree murder for allegedly recklessly causing the death of Kelly Robarge in Charlestown June 27, the day she filed for divorce.
Her body was found in Unity on July 6.
According to the court complaint, Robarge is charged with second-degree murder for allegedly recklessly causing the death of his estranged wife by "inflicting trauma to her body, under circumstances manifesting an extreme indifference to the value of human life."


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Nickelodeon, MTV and Paramount Studios parent Viacom (NASDAQ:VIAB) on Thursday said it topped profit expectations in the fourth quarter despite a worse-than-projected drop in fourth-quarter sales.
The New York-based broadcasting company posted net income of $643 million, or $1.24 a share, compared with a year-earlier profit of $576 million, or a dollar a share, topping average analyst estimates of $1.17 in a Thomson Reuters poll.
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"Viacom is executing on its goals of continued investment in great content, ongoing operational excellence and ever-increasing returns to shareholders," Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman said in a statement, adding that the company's "balance sheet remains strong, providing the flexibility to invest in our business."
Shares of Viacom were up about 4% to $49.91 in recent trade.
Revenue for the three months ended Sept. 30 fell 17% $3.36 billion from $4.05 billion a year ago, narrowly missing the Street's view of $3.41 billion.
Viacom attributed the decline in sales to a 39% decrease to $1.09 billion in filmed entertainment revenues, partially offset by stronger domestic advertising revenues, rate increases and higher digital sales.


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Nice Bloke> He was a Trad MA and gained his Shodan in Trad JJ. I recall walking past the Sparring Mat, where he was competing in the Final. At that moment, he lifted his Left Leg and delivered a Roundhouse Kick to the Head of his opponent, who went straight over. Game over.
This was an International event in Southend some years ago. He also won the Groundfighting.
I think Dan had a background in TKD (which would explain the high quality of his kicking) and then got into Trad JJ. He was also part of the British JJ Team which travelled to Uruguay some years ago. He won either Silver of Bronze in the Sparring. I think it was the latter.
He's moved away from Trad MA and devotes himself to MMA and he has taught seminars (always enjoyable).
He helps run the family Restaurant in Southend (I had an excellent dinner there last year after an International).
Dan also runs Team Sure Grip. Top Bloke. I live in Ole London Town, otherwise I'd likely be his student. :laughing7
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Ive trained with him for over a year now, had the honour of watching Royce Gracie award him his black belt in GJJ.
Awesome teacher.King without a crown
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Well done him (and you for having the wisdom to train with him). No doubt he'll be doing a short seminar in Nov 10 in Sarfend (and dazzling us as usual).
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HILLSDALE � Hayley Maystead turned in another big performance for the Hillsdale High School girls basketball team Friday.
This time, her fellow starters provided plenty of support.
Maystead led all scorers and recorded a double-double as the Hornets pulled away for a 53-42 victory over the Dundee Vikings in a Lenawee County Athletic Association game.
Hillsdale (9-4, 4-4 LCAA) swept the two-game regular season series from the Vikings. While Maystead was the only Hornet in double figures, Kim Sanderson, Maddie Eves and Jamee Thompson came through with secondary scoring, each hitting seven points or more.
"This was one of our better games and we had more balanced scoring, which is how it's supposed to be," Hillsdale coach Nick Langston said. "Jamee, Maddie and Kim are all experienced players and they stepped up. Dundee is a good team and this is a good win for us."
The Hornets jumped to an eight-point lead by the end of the first quarter before the teams exchanged baskets in the second. Hillsdale carried a 28-20 lead into halftime.
Dundee fought back, pulling to within four entering the fourth quarter. Hillsdale responded by outscoring the Vikings 18-9 in the final frame to take the win.
Maystead finished with 23 points, 10 rebounds and seven steals to lead the Hornets. Sanderson added nine points, while Eves scored eight points. Thompson had seven points and 10 rebounds and Whitney Hodge forced five steals.
The Hornets will travel across town to face Hillsdale Academy this evening in the annual Dail-A-Ride Trophy game. Hillsdale has won the last two meetings.
Will Carleton 36, Marshall Academy 18
Megan Byers recorded a double-double as the Will Carleton Academy girls basketball team cruised past the Marshall Academy Griffons in a Mid South Conference game Friday.
Will Carleton opened the game strong, racing to a seven-point lead by the end of the first quarter. The Cougars held Marshall Academy to two points in the second and built an 18-6 lead by halftime.
After an even third quarter, the Cougars closed the game on a 9-1 run in the fourth to seal the win.
Byers finished with 11 points and 11 rebounds to lead Will Carleton. Courtney Murray added four points and five rebounds, while Kaitlyn Davis had three points, four rebounds and six assists. Cheyenne Smith had three points and three steals and Elyssa Price scored three points.
The Cougars will travel to Ann Arbor Rudolf Steiner for another Mid South game Feb. 1.
Jackson Christian 39, Litchfield 32
A slip in the third quarter proved costly to the Litchfield High School girls basketball team Friday in a home loss to the Jackson Christian Royals in a Southern Central Athletic Association game.
Litchfield (5-5, 4-5 SCAA) kept the game close in the first half as it dominated on the boards. The Terriers matched baskets with the Royals and trailed 21-18 at halftime.
Jackson Christian took control in the third quarter, using an 11-4 run to increase its lead. The Terriers pulled closer in the fourth but were unable to complete the rally.
"We've been playing well lately and I'm happy with the effort," Litchfield coach Bill O'Dell said. "The girls hustle and they're not going to quit."
Hayley Jones scored 14 points to lead the Terriers. Katelyn Wheeler added nine points, four rebounds, five assists and five steals. Harley Prater grabbed 25 rebounds, dished out four assists and forced six steals.
Litchfield will travel to Waldron on Monday.
Climax-Scotts 55, Waldron 25
Powerful Climax-Scotts proved to be too much for the host Waldron High School girls basketball team in Friday's Southern Central Athletic Association contest.
Waldron (3-9, 3-7 SCAA) fell into a 10-point hole by the end of the first quarter and was unable to keep pace as the Panthers gradually extended their lead in the second and third quarters. The Spartans matched baskets with Climax-Scotts in the fourth.
"The girls played hard but Climax is a dominating team," Waldron coach John Burke said. "I thought the girls fought hard as best they could tonight."
Lindsey Lockwood had eight points and five rebounds to lead Waldron. Kaila Fidler added six points, three rebounds and three assists.
The Spartans host Litchfield on Monday.
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HONG KONG – A typhoon approaching China is bringing strong winds and heavy rain to Hong Kong.
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No matter the season, there's always plenty to see and do in the Palm Desert area. From special events like Fashion Week El Paseo and the Palm Desert Food & Wine Festival, sporting events such as the BNP Paribas Open tennis tournament, and exciting theatrical and musical performances at the McCallum Theatre, there's something for everyone. Search our complete event listings below or browse our list of Palm Desert Signature Events and other major events in the desert.
Palm Desert Concerts in the Park presents The Dreamboats
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Palm Desert's Civic Center Park Amphitheater is once again the hot spot for live music in October! Residents and visitors alike flock to the Palm Desert Civic Center Park every Thursday evening in October for the City's free Concerts in the Park. Held on the terraced lawn of the Civic Center Park Amphitheater, music lovers can look forward to diverse musical offerings from reggae to R&B, country to indie and more. This week's featured band is The Dreamboats (Vintage Rock n' Roll).
"The Dreamboats are bringing back good ol' fashioned Rock n' Roll! With a sound that is equal parts Chuck Berry & The Wonders, this quartet of handsome young Mississauga boys delivers a high energy, nostalgic show that has audiences dancing and singing the night away!
What brings these four youngsters together to play music that was much before their time? A true passion for an era when ice cream cost a quarter, milk was delivered to the door, and people danced to live music! The Dreamboats capture this era at live shows through their angelic harmonies, rockin' guitars, matching uniforms, and contagious dance steps!"
Concertgoers are encouraged to bring picnic baskets, blankets, and lawn chairs. Food trucks will be onsite with tasty food, drinks and snacks for purchase. Alcoholic beverages and smoking are prohibited.


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Martin wins Liege-Bastogne-Liege classic
LIEGE, Belgium -- Daniel Martin of Ireland won the hilly Liege-Bastogne-Liege race Sunday, pulling away from Spain's Joaquim Rodriguez in the uphill stretch to the finish to take cycling's oldest classic.
Martin made sure he wouldn't be beaten by Rodriguez's sprint and made his move at the right moment with such a strong kick he had time to look back and celebrate by waving arms before crossing the line.
`'I didn't want to wait for the sprint and that is why I went at that point," Martin said.
Alejandro Valverde, another Spaniard, beat the other members of a breakaway group to take third place.
It was a team victory for Garmin-Sharp after Canadian Ryder Hesjedal had set a stifling pace to keep the breakaway group of six out of the clutches of the chasing group.
`'The team protected me all day," Martin said.
At 26, this was the biggest victory of Martin's career, capping a sterling spring season in which he also won the Tour of Catalonia and finished fourth in last Wednesday's Walloon Arrow.
Martin finished the 261-kilometer (162-mile) race in 6 hours, 38 minutes, 7 seconds. Rodridguez was 3 seconds back while Valverde, a two-time winner of the race, was six seconds behind.
World champion Philippe Gilbert could not live up to his status as favorite and took seventh place.
In the overall WorldTour, Swiss rider Fabian Cancellara holds a big lead over Slovak Peter Sagan, even though both riders sidestepped Sunday's race.
Despite several breakaways over the first 10 hills, the favorites were still together with only the St. Nicolas climb to go.
Canadian Ryder Hesjedal broke away with a dozen kilometers (8 miles) to go, and started the last climb some 20 seconds ahead. Daniel Moreno, who won the Walloon Arrow, crashed on that climb, taking away any chance of making it a four-day double. Hesjedal was caught at the top and a half-dozen riders sped for the finish, where Martin prevailed.


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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Rumors were flying, goalies were coming and players were going.
And in the end, as the 3 o'clock NHL trade deadline passed today, the Flyers did not pull the trigger on any deals.
The Flyers flip-flopped back-and-forth throughout the day, focusing on acquiring both a goalie and depth forwards and defensemen.
Ultimately, the Flyers were hamstrung by not having high draft picks or top-end prospects to trade and just $2.625 million in available salary cap space.
Some of the names discussed at various points today include Tomas Vokoun, Dwayne Roloson and Dan Hamhuis.
In the end, Vokoun, Roloson and Hamhuis all stuck with their current teams.
"All of the players we were interested in ended up staying with their current teams," Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren said. "First we looked for guys who could make our team better and then we started to look for small pieces here and there."
Holmgren added that the salary cap was "never a stumbling block" for the Flyers, with space for an approximate full-season hit of $2.625 million.
Wednesday's trade deadline was one of the most boring in recent memory: 25 trades involving 42 players and 19 draft picks with none of them involving marquee players. Last year's deadline featured 45 trades.
Biggest winners: Washington, Phoenix and Pittsburgh. Buffalo also added to their team.
Other teams to not make a move: Detroit, San Jose, Los Angeles and Montreal.
"I still believe that once you get into the playoffs," Holmgren said, "anything can happen."
For the latest updates, follow Frank Seravalli on Twitter (http://twitter.com/DNFlyers).


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Via the site referrer logs, I found this lovely, well-written account of a first-time bento: My first attempt-o at bento.
Do you remember your first bento attempt? What was it like?
I think mine was when I was in the first year of middle school (7th grade in US school chronology). My mother was too busy, and I made some salmon onigiri. My hands were sore from the hot rice, but boy were those onigiri good!
The Big Onigiri.
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Yes, it was about a year ago. I still didn't quite have the hang of rice, but I think it was fairly uneventful.
Mine was also the week before the challenge and before I realized my box was too big. It was not very pretty and it was WAY too much food, but since that week, I have only bought lunch at the company canteen twice so I am happy with my progress. :)
I haven't been buying my lunch in mensa even once since the challenge started. And I have decreased the amount of candy bought somewhere on campus to almost not excisting.
Oh boy I do... mostly because it *kof* wasn't exactly perfect*kof*.
It was about two years ago, and I was pretty excited to put together a boxed lunch like the ones I saw on some food sites. I didn't have a clue about ho to get a bento box, so I took a little tupperware box and told to myself I had to work twice as hard to make it good-looking. I tried to include a variety of colourful items in it, though it was in the dead of winter, and wanted to have all my favorite foods in it. Of course it took a ridiculous amount of time to cook and assemble it ; by the time it was ready I was starving !
The result was, in fact, quite gaudy and flat-tasting I'm afraid. But it was a first, and well, the product of my efforts... so I'm still fond of the memory, even if the bento itself was anything but perfect. A bit like when you see this ugly drawing of your cat in the garden that you made in 9th grade, still stuck on the door of your parent's fridge (it's quite awful and more than a bit embarassing, but very endearing).
I hope I've improved my bento since then though ! ^^p
(As a side note, it's impressive to see how many of the participants have made their first bento just before or for the challenge ! )
I bought a large, traditional bento box a couple of years ago, and my first bento was something very traditional, it involved rice, umeboshi, tamagoyaki, and probably some fruit or vegetables. I sent my husband to work with it, which he loved, but it's really too big to carry.
First time eating bento would have been in Japan in 1995 on a school trip on a train to somewhere. I remember wondering why the rice was cold. I also remember being disappointed because our host mothers had pack lunches for us, and when we got to school we found we all had western style sandwiches and fruit. I suspect the school had told them not to feed us anything too strange.
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My first bento story is similar to yours Maki. I was going on a school field trip and forgot to tell my Mom to pack a lunch for me. She worked the graveyard shift and was usually asleep when I got ready for school. I think I must of been about 10 or 11 years old. We usually had all the staples for traditional bento so it wasn't too tough. I am not sure if I got the musubi quite right, and there was some leftover nishime that I wrapped up in yards of foil to prevent leakage. I remember how proud I was when I unwrapped my lunch and ate what I had prepared on my own. Thanks for asking us this question. It's been a while since I thought about school days.
My first bento 2009-06-01 ;) Or this Monday to be precise.
What it contained:
left over chicken breast from the chicken lunch on Sunday. Remarinated and quickly fried. Some fresh green salad, third of a zucchini(dry fried) and naturally some rice.
Very nice first bento :)
I remember my first bento quite well, because it was only a few weeks ago. It contained some noodles called "Wok-Noodles", brokkoli, carrots - everything thrown together in a pan, covered with soy sauce and curry, and into the box with some apple slices and strawbeeries as a side dish. It was really delicious, although not very traditional. I still like it, and make it from time to time - yummy. :) But I think I'll use udon noodles next time, as they taste very nice..
I have just found a pic of my first bento, which was from last December, I think. It's pretty ugly, and it's here:
...but it's great to see this, and compare it with how far I think I've come. I think it was a gratin of butternut squash and sweet potato, with a LOT of garlic, some burnt tofu with soy and sesame(!), spinach and apple. It was one of only 3 or so I made when I was in my last job.
I used to make big salads to take with me for work lunch, but I don't think that counts as a bento. My first real bento I made about a month ago, and it was filled with maki sushi and onigiri (it was my birthday, and my husband got me all sorts of stuff from j-list, so we had to try it all out :)). Unfortunately, I forgot to take a picture... since then I've made bento's for every working day, AND taken pictures.
bento #2 I filled with tuna- filled onigiri in different shapes, miso marinated pork from a recipe on this site, tamagoyaki, cucumber, tomatoes, and red&yellow bellpepper. It was really good, and all my co-workers were jealous of my lunch :)
I sure do....it was yesterday! Pictures on blog (link in signature) if you feel like a laugh :)
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CPn as a cause of recurrent optic neuritis in a twelve year old boy.
Pohl D, Rostasy K, Gieffers J, Maass M, Hanefeld F.
Department of Paediatrics and Paediatric Neurology, Georg August University Gottingen, Germany.
It has been suggested that Chlamydia pneumoniae (C. pneumoniae) is involved in the pathogenesis of diverse diseases of the central nervous system (CNS), including multiple sclerosis. We report the case of a 12-year-old male with isolated recurrent optic neuritis and an associated CNS infection with C. pneumoniae. The patient presented with three attacks of optic neuritis within 5 months. A positive polymerase chain reaction for C. pneumoniae in the cerebrospinal fluid led to the diagnosis of a CNS infection with C. pneumoniae. After treatment with the antibiotic rifampicin, he experienced no further attacks during the follow-up period of 6 years. These findings suggest the possibility of a C. pneumoniae infection as a contributing factor or even causative event for the development of optic neuritis.
Dev Med Child Neurol. 2006 Sep;48(9):770-2.
PMID: 16904026 [PubMed - in process]
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The Wichita Eagle reports (http://bit.ly/17ZVCCy ) Hermanson made the announcement Thursday, saying he intends to seek public office again sometime in the future.
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This week myself and Joe Anstine, B.I. Voyage Director of Sales visited Washington D.C. to attend and participate in the Microsoft World Partner Conference 2010 (www.digitalwpc.com ). From the moment we stepped onto the tarmac we experienced an endless flow of networking, community, learning, mentoring, and pure fun. Let me provide you with a brief tour of my experience in an effort to encourage you to attend WPC 2011.
From Bill Clinton to Steve Balmer there was a phenomenal list of speakers. The keynotes were held in the Verizon Center with a great selection of culturally diverse music to accompany the recent World Cup event. Let it be known that Microsoft is dead serious about being "All In" in regard to the Cloud. "O'Cloud, O'Cloud, O'Cloud" was essentially the event's theme chant. The Keynotes detailed several launch announcements and interesting facts & statistics regarding where Microsoft has been and where they are going.
The announcement of Windows Azure Platform Appliances was significant. The upcoming appliances will assist Microsoft in offering its Azure Cloud available for hosting companies and large customers to essentially host their own Azure Platform. Windows 7 success stories were no stranger including the statement "Windows 7 has been our company's highest quality product shipped to date". While I am not a Windows OS MVP I will be the first to admit that Windows 7 just feels rock-solid compared to its predecessors; similar to how Windows 2000 Professional felt during its life. On the consumer side of Microsoft several principals were made known:
- Microsoft fully intends on landing more 'troops on the beach' in the mobile device and tablet market. And I quote: "Competition is a matter of will"
- The XBOX entertainment system is expected to receive some phenomenal upgrades in the context of interactive entertainment. Expect big things coming for the 2010 Christmas season.
Classes & Hands on Labs
Due to WPC Connect networking meetings (more to come on these in a moment) we actually were not able to attend that many sessions. However, the few we did attend were just bliss. I in particular was hoping for a mixture of technical & SALES/BUSINESS content. Indeed, each class we did attend has 2 dimensions to them: technical & marketing/sales of the feature set. There was also an exhaustive list of Hands on Labs (HOLs) available. The one I really wanted to attend but was unable due to timing was the SQL MDM (Master Data Services) HOL.
WPC Connect, remember the term for future WPC events. WPC Connect sessions are 1:1 meetings that attendees can schedule with other partners & Microsoft employees attending the event. As you can imagine, such a notion is extremely valuable when you consider that all of us (Microsoft Partners) are generally together and on a course running parallel with Microsoft Corporate's vision and future offerings.
Let the Fun Begin…Parties, Food, & Monuments
There was no shortage of fun to be had at WPC 2010. Four of the five nights we stayed in Washington D.C. we partied at official and after-party events (including a few private ones). If you enjoy free beer (ok, well you did pay the entrance fee so kind of free), great people (who are essentially in the same boat as you), and a fabulous selection of venues then the WPC experience is for you. To be quite candid with you, it felt like College all over again.
Beyond the parties we had to check out some of our country's finest monuments & memorials. From the Lincoln Memorial to the Capitol we did a tour (on foot) in just a single evening. Joe had never been to D.C. and thus for him it was even more phenomenal of a experience. To see someone's face while witnessing our nations hallmark monuments for the first time is a pretty cool experience in and of itself.
I hope you've enjoyed seeing WPC 2010 thru my eyes and I look forward to seeing you In California for WPC 2011!


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Two warrant articles call for making some of the property conservation land rather than putting it up for sale.
Residents are concerned that if the land is sold and developed, it would make Salem feel "crowded."
"It's getting to a tipping point where we're starting to overdevelop," said resident James Carney.
Others said that having the green space helps promote a higher quality of life in town.
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Selectmen said they want to sell the land as a way to bring in more tax revenue for the town. If the land is owned by the town, taxes are not paid on it.
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In 1969, I ate my first bowl of plain, boiled brown rice, then proceeded to live on it for a week, replicating the diet of a hippie girl to whom I hoped to demonstrate my sex appeal. (It didn't work.) Twenty years later, brown rice became a minor but regular part of my repertory.
Now brown rice has not only lost its hippie stigma; it has also become sort of de rigueur, though it's mostly relegated to a dull side dish served underneath or next to something more interesting — stir-fries, stews, chili — a worthy if obligatory "healthful" substitute for white rice.
It need not be this way. There are dozens of brown-rice varieties, because "brown" simply means "hulled but not stripped of bran layers." Brown basmati has the same nutty aroma as white, with more chew; most brown short-grains release starch, just like arborio; most brown long-grains cook just like "regular" rice; and black, mahogany, purple, red — all those novelty rices are "brown" and can be treated in pretty much the same ways, and those ways are myriad.
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My theory that blogging about Japi progress makes the results improve faster seems to be proving correct. A month ago yesterday I mentioned that the status versus 1.2/1.3/1.4 was 62/63/88ish+2, plus one entire class. A month later, the scores now stand at 24/24/47+2.
That's one class and about 40 methods down. Keep up this rate of progress and we'll be celebrating the new year with 1.4 API perfection!
Credit for the latest batch of gains:
Also Roman's work on HTML continued with this amazing screenshot. Apparently it's still too slow to be really usable, which is good because it means I don't (yet) have to make good on my pledge to redo the HTML to be nice and clean and not use 1x1 spacer gifs. I'm not going to take away such a handy stress-test for the HTML code until it can pass it...
David Gilbert is now vying with Roman for the title of Japi King, having knocked out no less than seven of the beancontext errors. And Roman vaporized one more in Swing to bring the totals now to 43/43/66+2 (that's missing methods (plus two 1.4 constructors) for those of you following along at home, but the results pages don't show the last five of David's fixes yet).
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Deadly Curse Releases New Single
Brazil's Deadly Curse has released a new single online titled "Labyrinth," which will appear on the upcoming EP "Synthetic Humanization," due out May 25th, 2013. Check out "Labyrinth" in the player provided below.
Deadly Curse Posts "Making Of" Video For New Song
Brazilian melodic death metal band Deadly Curse posted a video showing the making of the band's new single "Blind Faith." The band are working on the song and a follow up to 2009's debut LP "Renegade." The debut release can be downloaded for free from Metal Media at this location. In addition, a teaser for the new single "Blind Faith" can be beneath the video here:
32 Track Compilation Album Available For Free
Metal Media has issued the following announcement about offering a new 32 track compilation album as a free download:
"This August we are celebrating Metal Media's three years of existence! For those who do not know us yet, we are a communication company dedicated to spreading great bands of the Brazilian scene in a professional and honest way, both in Brazil and abroad.
"The way we have to celebrate the anniversary of a 100% Brazilian company is showing a bit of some of the best bands in Brazil's extreme music! And thus was born the 'Brazilian Xtreme Way', intending to show the world once again, the power of the bands from Brazil. The work contains 32 tracks, one from each of the bands that compose the current roster of Metal Media. It is noteworthy that many of these songs are new and some have not even been released.
"Three years of many struggles, some defeats and lots of victories! This is all due to the fans who believe in the Brazilian heavy music, journalists, professionals, zines, magazines, websites, radios, TVs, and especially by the Brazilian bands that always motivated us to go further. Thank you!"
The album can be downloaded here, and the track listing is as follows:
CHAOS INC: Tormentor
CRUSCIFIRE: Squeals From The Slaughterhouse
DEADLY CURSE: Illusion
ENCÉFALO: Reactions
HELLARISE: Deadfall
HELLLIGHT: The Light That Brought Darkness
HELLSAKURA: Hate
HERESIA 666: Heresia
HOCNIS: Against All
KHROPHUS: Of The Elders
KROW: Before The Ashes
LEFT BEHIND: The Calyx Of Rebellion
LOSNA: Distillery Of Pain
MACHINAGE: Envy
MAKINÁRIA ROCK: Não Quero Saber
MORFOLK: World Of Lies
NECROPSYA: Proud And Maggots
NERVOCHAOS: Perish Slowly
OF THE ARCHAENGEL: Consent To The Devilish Fantasies
OLIGARQUIA: Consumed By Greed
RED FRONT: Institutions Down
REVIOLENCE: King Of The Night
RHESTUS: Untiring Torturer
RHEVAN: Drunk With The Blood Of Saints
SACRIFICED: The Truth Beneath The Laments
SHADOWS LEGACY: Far From The Light
SIZED: Suicide
UNREAL: Progeny Of The Macabre
WOSLOM: Mortal Effect
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Phill1 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 40 diseños de 19 diseñadores freelance.
DealSafari will be a new website that aggregates all daily deals currrently available across australia.
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Daily deal site users are predominantly college eduated women aged 18-39 with no kids, incomes of $60k per anum plus who browse from work.
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Daily deal sites that we will seek to aggregate and from which you can get some idea of the culture / look/ feel include:
We would be keen on designs that utilize cartoon/clipart style "safari characters".
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The 2007 "Give One, Get One" program (or "G1G1") concluded on 31 December 2007.
See G1G1 2008 for the new Give One, Get One that ran between Nov 17, 2008 and December 31, 2008.
During the 2007 program, participants who donated USD $399 would cover the cost of one laptop to be distributed by OLPC to one of its least-developed partner countries, and would get one to keep, for themselves or for a child in their lives.
More info about the 2007 program
Archival info surrounding the "Give One, Get One" program of late 2007 is not well-united. However there is residual information on pages such as:
- Give1Get1
- Official OLPC FAQ
- http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Support_FAQ (increasingly revised for G1G1 2008)
- http://www.laptopgiving.org/en/faq.php
- Talk:XO Giving/2007
- http://laptop.org/start
FAQ from 2007
- How can one get a hand crank or yo yo?
- Get it yourself, see XO_Giving/Crank
- Will people in Europe also be able to purchase XOs via the G1G1 program?
- Not at the moment, see XO_Giving/Europe.
- Is there any chance that the G1G1 program will happen in Australia? If so, count me in.
- Not at the moment, but see recent work by OLPC Australia to set up something similar.
- When will the laptops be delivered?
- According to this CNN article, it will depend on the order date, where the first 20,000 ordered are estimated to arrive before Christmas and the others later. However, point 5 of the Give 1, Get 1 Terms and Conditions expressly states that delivery may be subject to delays, so there are no certain delivery dates. —Joe 11:48, 15 November 2007 (EST).
- As of 11/19, the donor service line indicated that orders placed on Friday, 11/16, at least, are part of the 'second shipment.' There's no indication of when this second shipment will go out, but it will be later than the first shipment scheduled, as of 11/19, for mid-December.
- I received my pre-11/26 ordered laptop on 12/15/07. Amazing little machine. Well done All!! Joe S. Pittsburgh PA
- I ordered mine on day 1 of G1G1 at 11am pacific standard time - got it sat. december 16 from a neighbor who was around to receive it friday the 15th (so it wasn't sitting outside)
love it...simple package, beautiful machine - info included is a little thin - "sugar not so sweet" (thats my quote for the interface so far) need more time to investigate sugar but interface is not exactly intuitive. I am excited to start developing activities and Apps. I had to remind myself, it is a tool to be used with real people in mind...its not a toy, nor can it be compared to normal laptops...it is designed to be used by inquisitive minds with instruction from teachers. Hopefully we can all help it get stronger... Alex Maloutas, Los Angeles, CA.
- How many laptops have been donated or received through G1G1, Simply Give, and Give Many donations?
- 150,000 - 170,000 [1]
- is there official information on how many, and where in the developing world are G1G1 distributed?
- To whom can further questions be addressed?
- The bottom of the pages on the OLPC site includes this: "Donor service questions: 1-800-201-7144".
- Will you repeat this initiative in future (for XO-2, XO-3, ... laptops)? (I think it were good to repeat. Extra money for the cause.)
- Yes. And there is a repeat Give One, Get One program for 2008, see G1G1 2008


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