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Delays derail effort to save Whale Day
I have tried my best to finish the Whale Day event, however with the big delays from the parks department, especially from Nov. 8 when they killed the plan after two days of review, to the meeting with the mayor and parks department on Dec. 6, to the "We will get back to you next week," which ended up being another 12 days for a total of six weeks' delay. The timeline at this point will not allow me to finish the event since we lost that six weeks, for no reason.
I'm sure we will all feel the loss. It is too bad the county has been against this from the start.
Also, questions need to be asked why the Pacific Whale Foundation has been allowed to run the event when there are county codes that state no craft fairs in county parks. Other questions will be asked soon. The County Council needs to be questioned as to why no audits?
So, I thank you all for your support and understanding. I wish it would have worked, however there are other "inside reasons" the parks department has wanted to kill this event from day one.
Kevin J. Olson


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Henderson Beach State Park was packed to the gills over the weekend for the parks inaugural World Oceans Day celebration.
Partnering with the Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge, park employees and volunteers welcomed more than 50 people to the event Saturday. Among those at the World Oceans Day event were the Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge animal ambassadors; Nona the screech owl, Landlord the tortoise, Trike the gray squirrel and Spinner the flying squirrel.
According to park employee Lynda Smith, protecting the world�s ocean is one of the most important things we can all do.
"If you look at a globe, you see that we're all connected by one body of water," Smith said. "Protecting the world oceans is an important cause for a number of reasons, including the regulation of climate and the generation of oxygen."
Although the concept of World Oceans Day was first suggested in the early '90s, the United Nations didn�t officially grant the event recognition until 2008. Since then, the event has gained popularity within communities across the earth. Now, every year on June 8, communities around the globe recognize World Oceans Day with various events and activities.
Smith told The Log that this was the first World Oceans Day event held at Henderson Beach State Park and the turnout was great. Coordinated yearly by The Ocean Project and The World Ocean Network, the theme of this year's World Oceans Day was together we have the power to protect the ocean.
From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., children and adults alike learned the importance of a healthy, clean ocean from the park and refuge employees. Ten-year-old Sarah Newfield-Groover was one of the many informed, ocean-minded children who attended the event.
"Protecting the ocean is important," Sarah said. "We learn about it in school all of the time."
Besides the animal ambassadors, the day was marked by a sea turtle presentation by park employees. The Emerald Coast is home to a number of sea turtle species, including the leatherback, the green sea turtle and the area's primary sea turtle species, the loggerhead.
All of the turtle species in our area are either endangered, or have recently come off the endangered list and are still listed as threatened. From April to November, they make their way to the beaches to lay their eggs.
"They can nest two to three times a year, with upwards of 50 to 80 eggs per nest," Smith said. "The mother turtle crawls along the beach where she digs a body pit to lay her eggs, and then she leaves."
Many people don�t know what they are looking at when it comes to sea turtle nests, and Smith told The Log this is why it�s so important to educate them with presentations like the one they held on Saturday.
After all of the animal fun, the children participated in crafts to remember their day and a few brave children even stuck their hands into a number of touch tanks full of sand fleas, crabs and other aquatic animals.

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Press asked a question to the former Kiwi cricketers that
1.who was the best batsman in the world cricket?
2.whom they would like to bat for their life?
Former Kiwi Test players John Morrison and Dipak Patel replying to the above questions that,
John Morrison said "Its one and only God of Cricket Sachin Tendulkar. He is still the most capable batsman in the World Cricket Histroy.
"I like Cricket God Sachin Tendulkar because he is adept at playing on anything. Slow, bouncy, turning, whatever shots to all over the covers."
Dipak Patel repeated the same sentiment that its cricket god sachin that he can bat for survival as well as can bat to force wins and got a big match temperament and cricket god sachin has scored runs all around the world.
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I had what I called a computer scare this past week. It shouldn't have been a scare but it was and I wonder if I have become complacent or if my interests have changed. There is some background that I need to explore
Let's take a walk down memory lane shall we.
I've been a computer nerd from way back. Way way back. Heck I even have a slide rule.
We purchased our first computer for the kids for Christmas (yeah right). We got it on lay-a-way for $650.00 from a place called Mostly Closeouts in the early 80's. It was an Apple Clone (remember those?) from Franklin Computers. It had an Open F key where Apple once had the Open Apple key and ran on something called F dos. Back then computers didn't come with hard drives, just a floppy drive and if you were lucky two floppy drives. If you wanted to run a program, you had to insert a 5 1/2 inch disk and turn on the computer. Some programs required swapping out multiple floppies. Such fun. But we didn't know that at the time. We didn't know anything. We took it into the back room, closed the door so the kids couldn't see, and turned it on. It Beeped!! Scared the heck out of us! We turned it off. The kids later told us that they heard the beep and knew they were getting a computer for Christmas.
I got good at trouble shooting that Franklin. We had purchased Word Perfect and had a heck of a time introducing the computer to the printer. I was on first name basis with the Word Perfect help desk. Support was free then and local. No calls to India needed. After a lot playing with the switches on the back of the machine, we just got used to printing pages that had a solitary K in the upper right hand corner. This was easily fixed with White Out. We weren't that picky.
A couple years later we came into what seemed like a wind fall and bought an honest to goodness Windows PC. It cost over 1700 dollars and had to be taken up to the check out counter on a four wheeled dolly. We needed help getting it into the car. OK maybe it wasn't that big but it seemed like it. It ran Windows 3.0. Still support was free and local as I found out when all of a sudden my Games window disappeared . It turns out you weren't supposed to just turn it off by flipping the power switch, like we did with the Franklin. You were actually supposed to shut it down through the file menu. Why the heck didn't anyone tell us that?
We kept this computer for a while. In the meantime (around the mid to late 1990's) one of the kids built a computer for school and the other got a laptop with Windows 95. Once again, I was lost. Where the heck was my Program Manager and all the programs and I have to turn it off by using the start button? I didn't bother worrying about it because the company I worked for was still using dos. Windows would have to wait.
Eventually I got introduced to Windows 95 and 98. We had discovered Dell and could avoid the trip to the checkout with the dolly by ordering our computer on line. I was home with my third child at the time, having resigned from the company that was STILL using dos based programs. I was having fun. Win 98 was pretty stable and you could spend hours personalizing the thing with themes and screen savers. I remember downloading loads and loads of free games and screen savers at my son's college because they had a fast (for the times) connection. I had a bag full of 3 1/4 inch (not very floppy) floppies and they had loads of fun things to do on them. Viruses were not a problem and lots of geeks made lots of programs and gave everything away for free. It was great
Still Windows wasn't perfect and I became pretty good at fixing problems. My little boy even had fun but sometimes he'd get into a friend's computer and change the colors around. I remember being called by someone who was in a panic because her menu bar was blank! She couldn't do anything because File, Edit, View etc. were gone. I felt like a miracle worker because I knew how to access all of it by key stroke alone, and could get into control panel and change the text color back to normal. I also learned how to fix things by simply searching the internet for fixes. As the school computers got older, they needed more and more fixing. Windows was prone to problems and if I wasn't fixing my own computers I was cleaning, maintaining and fixing more and more of my friends and their friends computers.
Then we got a great deal on a computer from my husband's job. They would even give us a coupon for a free upgrade to the newest operating system- Windows ME. Unfortunately we never had to use the coupon because it came with ME already loaded. What a nightmare that was. There were days when it would take 20 restarts to get the thing to work. Thank the maker for Windows XP.
But my computer woes weren't over. Of course by now support was no longer free nor local. Dell, once known for excellent customer service, now became pretty crappy. There were times when I knew more than the "expert" on the other end of the line and the world. I swear, they must have been reading from cue cards. Chat support was better but not great. I got really good at reinstalling Windows. I had one computer that had the mother board replaced four times before they gave up and replaced the whole machine. That happened twice all within the three year warranty period. When the third replacement machine came with Vista installed, I gave it to my kid and gave up on windows altogether.
During this time while I was getting really good at Windows troubleshooting and sometimes making money at it, my son in law's family (from California) were singing the praises of Apple. So what the heck, I went on Ebay and bought an Apple Power PC iBook running OSX Tiger. It was pretty reasonable because Apple was moving to intel based machines and was soon to be releasing the Leopard OS. I just wanted to learn a new platform.
Wow was I impressed. I was used to setting aside a huge chunk of time setting up a new machine on our home network even as familiar with Windows as I was. The setup of this little machine was so easy. Open box, plug it in, turn it on. It found my network in seconds even before I went looking for it. It was so cool, except......... It never broke down. I was used to going to my favorite download site, Major geeks, to download all the necessary freeware programs with each new Windows computer. Disk cleaners, Unzipper programs, Spyware scanners, Registry Cleaners, Malware removal tools, Uninstallers, Virus scanners, DeFraggers, etc. Plus the requisite helper programs: Font managers, PDF creators, backup programs and drivers for microphones, web cams, printers etc. But I didn't need any of these. I did install a virus scanner and mac Janitor , but the thing came with a web cam and microphone and research on the web told me I didn't need to do all the maintenance I was used to. It felt weird. I wasn't naive enough to think Apple was immune to viruses, but the majority of the malware out there was aimed at the ubiquitous PC world so all I could do was install a virus checker and let it do it's job.
So I waited for a problem so I could learn how to fix it........ It never came. The only problem happened because I thought I should be doing something. I don't know how I did it but somehow, I managed to duplicate my entire system and started getting "startup disk full" errors. I took it to the Apple store and even though I didn't buy it there or get an extended warranty, the guy there only took a few minutes to figure it out. He put a bunch of stuff in the trash and told me to empty the trash when I got home because it would take awhile. That machine is still operating well and being used by my husband.
So fast forward to this week. I have a 2007 iMac desktop and a 2009 mac Book pro and very little knowledge of how to fix either. They work well even if they sometimes feel a little slow when I am using Safari to wander around the internet. Then Friday while I was working on a web site on my 2007 iMac, I decided to reboot it because since I leave it on all the time, it was getting a little slow. It wouldn't reboot. no matter how many times I tried.
A search brought me to MacRumors and a whole page of things to try. When none of them worked, I tried the last thing on the list, Restore from Time machine backup. Less than two hours later, I was back in business. I sent my computer nerd son an email telling him to kiss his time capsule. (I had turned him into a mac convert a couple years ago). I still don't know a whole lot about fixing a Mac. Maybe, I'll try to learn. But for now I am happy. Once again, my computer just works even if I don't know just how it does.
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America the Messy Yard Police State
Mesa issues code violation citations to owner of Fiesta VillageFirst of all I am 100 percent against all these silly "messy yard laws" or in this case "messy business laws". But it sounds like Mesa is selectively enforcing the messy yard law in this case. The messy yard violations probably have existed for almost 2 years, why is Mesa just now writing them messy yard tickets?
The real solution is to declare all these silly "messy yard" laws unconstitutional and stop enforcing them.
Mesa issues code violation citations to owner of Fiesta Village
Posted: Tuesday, November 16, 2010 5:11 pm
Garin Groff, Tribune
Mesa has issued code violation citations to the owner of the empty Fiesta Village shopping center after its owner has refused multiple requests to clean up the high-profile property.
The city gave the W.M. Grace Co. an ultimatum earlier this month to remove graffiti, repair buildings, tear down blighted signs, move a chain link fence and more. But the only thing Grace did was remove weeds, said Christine Zielonka, the development and sustainability director.
Fiesta Village has become the most difficult property Mesa has tried to clean up, she said.
"It's a blight on the community," Zielonka said. "It's a problem for the whole area."
Phoenix-based Grace is aware it faced the citations and knows the city mailed them on Tuesday, Zielonka said. She wouldn't speculate why the company hasn't kept the property up to city codes. A Grace representative did not respond to an e-mail for comment on Tuesday.
The city has spent a considerable amount of time on the issue, Zielonka said. Grace had meetings with Mayor Scott Smith two years ago, City Manager Chris Brady a year ago and several meetings with other city officials in recent months.
The center is in the district of Councilman Dennis Kavanaugh, who has been vocal in pushing for Grace to clean the property. The center's condition is often the first thing constituents ask him about, Kavanaugh said.
Grace blasted Kavanaugh for being so public, calling him a "media glory hound" in an e-mail to the city. He said he couldn't guess why Grace would allow itself to face fines rather than respond to years of requests.
"They can't be unaware of what the issues are," he said. "I'm just puzzled."
Mesa had offered to clean up the property at city expense and put a lien on Fiesta Village to eventually recover taxpayer money. That would have included removing large monument signs, which were allowed under less restrictive regulations than are in place today. The company believes they are grandfathered, Zielonka said, but Mesa considers them illegal after whatever they are promoting has been closed for more than six months. The center has been closed two years.
Grace threatened to sue if Mesa cleaned the property, which is at the northwest corner of Southern Avenue and Alma School Road.
"They would not grant us access to go in and remove the signs," Zielonka said. "So clearly, the city isn't going to go on private property without an access agreement."
Grace got three citations, for not maintaining signs, having illegal signs and not performing various kinds of property maintenance. Each citation could carry a $2,500 fine. Grace will have 10 days to admit to the problems or contest the citations and get a hearing with the city.
Mesa could take the issue to court if it issues a citation on the same issue three times in 36 months. Jail time is possible, Zielonka said, adding she's not aware of that ever happening in Mesa.
The city is in talks with Grace for long-term and short-term redevelopment plans. The discussions have been cordial. Zielonka said, even as the major issues have gone unresolved.
"I'd be hard pressed to think of a site that is more problematic at this point," she said.
Mesa issues citations over empty shopping center
Nov. 16, 2010 07:15 PM
Associated Press
MESA - Mesa has issued code violation citations to the owner of the empty Fiesta Village shopping center.
The city says the owner has refused multiple requests to clean up the property, which has been closed for two years.
Mesa gave the W.M. Grace Co. an ultimatum earlier this month to remove graffiti, repair buildings, tear down blighted signs, move a chain link fence and more. But city officials say the only thing Grace did was remove weeds.
The East Valley Tribune says Mesa had offered to clean up the property at city expense and put a lien on Fiesta Village to eventually recover taxpayer money.
Officials with Phoenix-based Grace didn't immediately respond Tuesday for comment on the citations.


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Discussion in 'Campfire Cuisine' started by Trollhole, Apr 20, 2012.
Maple syrup brined chuletas.
I got tired of swapping out my plate griddle on the grill so I made a combo griddle/grill plate.
Made from 1/4" AR400 (custom sizes available... PM me if interested)
This one is 17.25" x 27.75"
Swimmin and grillin
Just a little cook for a couple of guys that came up to turn wrenches with me today.
Cooked some sweet sriracha glazed jumbo shrimp, garlic bread, squash and carrots on Saturday. And some yogurt marinated lamb kabobs and bread on Sunday. No grill shots. But got some plated shots.
Brats and peppers and onions. Having to cook in the garage because it's been raining for two weeks.
Bacon and provolone grilled cheese tonight.
Slow cooker ribs and wings, grilled corn later.
Ribeye, bacon wrapped scallops and Ahi tuna tonight.
A little buffalo burger..... with egg, bacon and shrooms......
Yeah, I overcooked the egg.... but it ate just fine!
My old, meat-loving partner was in town and staying with us this weekend. So we ended up grilling Friday and Sunday, and went to the local BBQ place on Saturday.
Friday night I grilled some sweet sriracha marinated jumbo shrimp, garlic bread, peaches and burrata, and summer squash skewers.
Saturday we had brisket, candied bacon, smoked chicken wings, mac n cheese, greens, buttermilk biscuits, etc.
Sunday night, we had friends over to see my old partner. And I loaded up the grill more than ever before (corn on the deflector plates, lamb and ribs on the main grate and chicken up top). We grilled 18 lamb shanks; a rosemary/garlic rubbed, spatchcocked, heirloom chicken; corn for a miso roasted corn salad; half a rack of ribs; watermelon, mint and feta salad, and fresh artisan bread with some 2010 Coquelicot estate sauvignon blanc. I really recommend that winery if you're every in the Santa Ynez area. I swear this was a candid photo. And of course @oemoilleaks has to flick off the camera.
And last weekend, I grilled a rack of ribs, peaches with burrata and mint, garlic bread, and yellow beets.
Just some good ol chicken thighs...so tasty
Beef kabobs, couscous and a side salad
Last weekend, steak, carrots and brussel sprouts.
Golden Trout from the high Sequoia National Park
Ribeye, marinated chicken thighs and mixed veggies.


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John Balleny
John Balleny (died 1857) was the English captain of a whaling schooner, the Eliza Scott, who led an exploration cruise for the English whaling firm Samuel Enderby & Sons to the Antarctic in 1838-1839.
During this expedition, Balleny, sailing in company with Thomas Freeman and the Sabrina, sailed into the Southern Ocean along a corridor of longitude centering on the line of 175°E., south of New Zealand.
The Balleny squadron logged a partial break in the pack ice surrounding the southern continent, discovered the Balleny Islands in 1839,[1] and caught a brief sight of Antarctica itself at 64°58'S., 121°08'E. This patch of icy land is today called the Sabrina Coast.
The Balleny corridor through the Southern Ocean would be used by future explorers such as Robert Scott, Ernest Shackleton, Roald Amundsen, and Richard Byrd, and is used today by surface vessels resupplying McMurdo and other scientific bases located in and around the Ross Sea sector of Antarctica.
External links[edit]
- Brief history of Antarctic exploration with remarks on Balleny's role.
- ^ Stanton, William (1975). The Great United States Exploring Expedition. Berkeley: University of California Press. p. 148. ISBN 0520025571.
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The thought of selling an old car is never a pleasant one. Most buyers will look down upon such cars and those who will be willing to buy them will often offer very low rates. But as the owner of the car in Sydney, your desire will be to get top dollars from the sale and have a relatively smoother experience in getting rid of it. Both of these may not be achievable if you adopt the traditional approaches of car selling. But you have the option of selling the car via car removal companies and here are some of the benefits you will get by going using this means:
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@Nitro, here is your hawlucha drawing just like you asked for!
This was done in pen on a letter-sized sketch book!
@Nitro, here is your hawlucha drawing just like you asked for!
This was done in pen on a letter-sized sketch book!
Last edited by juliorain; 01-23-17 at 07:02 PM.
It should work now! Much better!
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Here tis.
Overall, I can mostly tell what everything is, despite some scribbly lines. When you say Hawlucha is taking a dive though, from where? The cliff?
I like the idea behind the more dynamic canvas spread, but the current positioning of the mon makes where he's jumping from sort of hazy because it currently looks like he's gliding, having jumped from a sideways point. The two ideas confuse the eye a little bit. The mon seems to be curving around, not leaping from the mountain. And that's likely due to the orientation of the Pokemon compared to the rocky cliff.
I think maybe the entire canvas could've been tilted instead of just the Pokemon, if you wanted a more dynamic angle. Because if he's coming from the cliff, either one of two things should be happening in this pose: either we should see some of his wing feathers because the camera is panning in a more horizontal way and Hawlucha isn't coming right at us OR his feet should be angled upward and he's sailing right for us (which would account for not seeing any of his wing).
Right now he looks both angled and flat at the same time, with aspects of either so the eye can't really decide which is true. And that mix of both also confuses where on the cliff he's coming from.
As far as the rest of the Hawlucha goes, it's pretty much correct for what the viewer can see (sans wings). The white bit under the head actually extends a bit further than you have it, regardless if the camera sees him more flat or angled. The eyes are vastly different from the official art as well, in both the eye style and the missing(?) yellow rings around them.
I sort of wish a little more had gone into distinguishing colors on the head, since the eyes and head have different hues officially, but it's hard to see that here. You did very well in including a darker value for the red—I would've liked to see that pushed a little more to include Hawlucha's other colors.
For Mega Salamence, the wings are actually a crescent moon instead of the normal mence wings. In this position, if this style of wing were there, we should also be able to see the legs. It's sort of odd. The head twist, because the details are so scratchy and undefined, make it look a little strange too.
Pen is always an interesting medium. It is so hard to get right and requires a lot of time. The medium itself can be fantastic. I'll always remember in high school when a former student came to our art class and showed off his character work. He drew only in pen, mostly red, and the illustrations were amazing.
I know a few other curators have told you this, and I'll repeat their words: some of your lines are very messy. I think this is a beautiful medium, but I still think a lot of your lines go a little wonky and are uncontrolled. A lot of the loopy scribbles, or when they suddenly switch directions, are very noticeable (like on the cloud and the cliff) and distracting.
That's not to say that lines shouldn't go in different directions at times to create texture and deeper shadows, but that should be purposeful. Some areas here, like areas of the sky and toward the bottom of the cliff, just draw awkward attention to themselves.
I wouldn't really harp on this so much if other curators hadn't already told you this same thing that is still repeated a bit.
Like I mentioned before, the sky and bottom of the cliff are the biggest transgressors of this wild line syndrome. Areas where you stayed consistent, like on the Salamence's wings and the Hawlucha's arms, are fantastic. I wanted to see more of that controlled coloring. Because you're restricting yourself to one medium like this, it means you have to try and use that medium to its fullest.
If you don't want to put that much ink down, due to time or whatever, you could also consider cropping your canvas a little to not include just wide, open spaces of the same object. That seems to be killer on the pen. Perhaps you just need a busier piece, with more details that work for the pen. It's hard to provide good contrast when the lines go a little wild.
For example, near the top area of the cliff, there's a really dark area. But slightly above and slightly below its near white with only a few lines—they sort of look like holes. Things like the cliff edge could also stand to be a little more rigid and defined—cliffs don't have hair after all.
Pen shading should be purposeful too, and more uniform, like you did in some areas. Actual lines, not scribbles. For an object, making all the lines go in one direction might help denote texture too. For example, on the cliff, all planes facing the same way should have the same shading value when there is a fixed light source (the sun, we're assuming in this case since we're outside). Because it's a flat or jagged surface, you could do straight lines for this.
Techniques like crosshatching could be used for darker shadows, adding another set of lines going a different way, like a rockface that is turned away from us. Something similar can be done with the clouds—using uniform curved lines to suggest a soft, roundness instead of straight jags like you have.
Some places where it's messier does look cool, like on Hawlucha's crest. This suggests a sort of tattered feather effect,which makes sense in that context. But these sorts of things should be purposeful, not for lack of time. Especially as the rank increases, and as curators keep telling you this same thing, it'll be cracked down on.
Defining, purposeful lines versus ones that go wild become become so important in pieces like this with limitations because it can be hard to achieve good contrast otherwise.
To be fair, there isn't a ton of background to worry about since your main elements are fairly large. But at the same time, there's a ton of blankness and not much visually appealing to look at if the eye wanders away from the main mons and cliff. The clouds are a nice touch, although some of them are a lot more pointy than smooth.
I'm kinda debating whether the sky should've been colored in at all in this style. It doesn't really seem to lean toward pen very well because its such a huge area that's hard to get smooth without putting in considerable care and time—not something that a simple sky should really require in this case.
The solution to this I guess would be to leave big, blank areas like the sky blank without any scribbles. This would neaten it up and could evoke a bit of Chinese scroll white space. Or at least help define your main elements better with more contrast.
Another option would be to fill the space with more objects that lend themselves to pen art. Perhaps more mons, more clouds, other cliffs, and so on.
MegaMence's presence here is a little puzzling. I'm kinda wondering what the scenario in this piece is, since it's a mega with a Trainer not really close, which is a requirement of mega-evolving. I kinda assumed this took place in the wild because of the cliff and the nature of it, but the mega kinda throws that idea off.
Are they battling? What else is going on? Because the background is just sky it sort of leaves a lot up to the imagination, which can be good. It can also generate more questions. Especially as rank increases, all of the elements in a piece should contribute to the overall theme and story of the work.
There are lots of things I like about this piece. Parts of the positioning, the choice in medium, and a suggested story. But there are also holes in the story, some slight confusion about the positioning, and a little less finese in technique.
I think I'm going to score this 45/55 which means Hawlucha is not captured yet.
I think that if you neaten up your lines a little, fill in the scribbles, and make it more whole that way, it would go a long, long way in improving your score. Think about purposeful, cohesive lines. Pen requires a lot of time but that's the medium you chose. It can have some really nice affects so I think it's worth it.
Also, perhaps some Hawlucha adjusting with the wing feathers would also help the perspective a little.
Hit me up when you edit!
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Ahh, that's so much better. Much neater and more coherent.
There's still some positioning issues with the angles of both the Pokemon, but save for starting over, there's no real fixing that. I do think showing the wings a little looks a ton better and helps orient the eye more than the previous version did.
The only really wonky place still is on the bottom of the cliff-face, where that patch of jagged rocks seemingly facing the same direction as the rest of the cliff is illuminated with light while the rest are in shadow. That sort of disorients where the light is coming from and how the rocks are arranged.
But overall I'm happy with the changes. I can grant this 55/55 meaning Hawlucha is now captured.
Be sure to keep your lines a little more controlled in the future, and a few thumbnails for positioning might not hurt to make sure everything makes sense composition-wise.
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Maybe I'm noticing kindness more because the world is such an insane and cruel place these days. Because not a day passes when something awful doesn't happen, like monster hurricanes and earthquakes that wipe out whole islands and communities. Among those killed in the Mexico City earthquake were 11 people who had gathered in a church to celebrate the baptism of a baby girl. The baby died, too.
It seems like every day something horrendous takes my breath away. A college president hosting black students with cotton centerpieces. Naval nurses flipping off babies on social media and holding an infant, making it dance to rap music.
The president of the United States calling a murderous dictator with a itchy trigger finger "Rocket Man," and his supporters giggling as if when things go south, which at this rate should have been yesterday, his supporters will somehow be spared.
You get the idea.
Even with all that, all that, I've started to notice this civility, these small acts of kindness — especially on my commute. People holding doors for each other. Smiling, even. Helping each other out. Cutting each other a break.
Not everyone, of course. This is Philly. But enough to notice.
The other day, I watched a middle-aged black man rushing to catch the bus. Behind him, an elderly white couple were doing the same. The husband was in a wheelchair. It was clear that the couple wasn't going to make it. And then the other man turned around and told them not to worry: He'd get to the bus and make sure it didn't leave without them.
I stood there and watched him do exactly what he promised, and thought: Maybe this isn't accidental. Maybe these acts of kindness aren't all random. Maybe this is what we do when the world comes undone. Our way to cope when so much feels out of our control.
When I posed the question to readers, some said I haven't been paying enough attention or giving people enough credit, that every day, the world proves itself to be better than we think. We just need to stop focusing on all the noise.
But others shared their own stories. I especially liked this one from Bridget Kernan of Philadelphia.
The other day Kernan fell while walking on Chestnut Street. "Totally wiped out," she explained. "Face first, dropping all of my bags."
Before she knew what had happened, a young black man grabbed her bags and her hand to help her up.
He made a comment about the trolley tracks tripping her, making her feel less awkward about falling. He told her she should take a minute to catch her breath.
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His kindness, she said, made her feel like she wasn't alone. He was gone before she knew it, but she hopes he reads this so she can thank him properly.
Maybe I'm suffering from a wicked case of wishful thinking as the world turns into a bigger dumpster fire. But right now, I want to focus on the kindness. I need to, and I don't think I'm alone.
I want to believe that maybe, just maybe, through these little acts of kindness, we can find our way back to one another, to some sanity.


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Let it be the best time of the year, this Thanksgiving, not only at Christmas… [and they're starting early/extending, mixing up, ALL the holidays into one now… (sigh)] A huge shop-fest. Christmas in July. Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, AND school supplies in the same rows in stores when semester begins… ugh.
Why can't we make it the best time of the year everyday. Why not. This wacky world is in more of an upheaval, seemingly more so than "normal"… and 'everybody's' getting accused of sexually offending or assaulting women and children. Yes, I believe the assaulted/victims coming forward… Unfortunately right is now wrong, and wrong is right. Moore will not get my vote, Republican or not, 'Christian' or non… Save your speech, Trump… where's the can for my puke, people hiding behind the Bible, behind fame and fortune, behind politics…
SO in the process of preparing for another American holiday, a traditional feast as much as possible, there must be cranberry relish made! Let's lay aside the rubbish, the unkind/cruel, and everything lower than the belt… let's go back to our roots of familiarity with family and real friends gathered around a table where genuine giving and loving resides–where honest respect takes hold and stays…
I intended each year to make my parents' cranberry relish, with my additions to the main recipe, as I've always done. But I found it a delight to change up the course of action now, to be more versatile in my living and choices. I like being me. So instead of doing the same-ole-same-ole, though excellent in its concoction, I'm going basic to a simpler plan this Thanksgiving. I don't want many ingredients for once. I just want to get it done, develop a nice flavor, and relax.
For this Citron Bourbon Cranberry Relish, there are just five ingredients–six if you want rosemary. No salt. No brown sugar or spices. Not even cinnamon. Just quick and mindful ingenuity, and fingers to put it together, since there's hardly any time to get it all done. Who made up that rule anyhow?
Buddha's hand citron, the white center, is sweet to the taste–not pithy-sour like a lemon. It's good in chocolate, too! It's delicious for this relish.
So many fingers!
If you want it this way, heat to a boil a 12-oz bag of cranberries, slivers of citron, 1/2 cup granulated sugar, 1 cup apple cider, a splash of bourbon, and just a little bit of rosemary.
When it reaches a boil-point, turn down and simmer for 30 minutes or so.
[Snacking on Halloween black licorice (an inch) before pitching it in the trash.]
Keep relish cranberries covered until acquired boil.
But stir occasionally, keep watch…
Now add more sugar.
And more citron!
Make some coffee while you wait.
When its a rolling boil, remove the lid entirely. Stir and turn down the heat to just a simmer.
Add another bag of cranberries and 1 more cup of apple cider…
Half of it is already thickened. This completes a nice texture when done, chilled, and served.
Turn off the heat and add more sugar to your liking. Sweeten to taste.
Sweet-tart with a beautiful color. Don't forget to remove the rosemary and citron [if in large chunks] before serving.


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Greg Van Avermaet wins Paris-Roubaix
BMC Racing's in form cycling star fought back after a crash to win his first Monument
Greg out sprinted companions Zdenek Stybar and Sebastian Langeveld on the hallowed boards of the Roubaix Velodrome after Gianni Moscon and Arnaud Demare caught them just before the line.
It was a beautiful day for the 115th edition of the Hell of the North, temperature reaching 20C / 70F.
The day before, over three thousand cycling enthusiasts rode the Paris Roubaix Challenge themselves. Their reward, to cheer on the Pro's all over the 29 sectors towards Roubaix on the French / Belgian border.
From the gun in Compiegne the pace was furious as dozens of riders tried to get away in a break. It was so fast that the Peloton has raced over 100km in the first 2 hours.
Mickael Delage (FDJ), Jelle Wallays (Lotto-Soudal) and Yannick Martinez (Delko Marseille Provence KTM) were the first to create any real break with a lead of around a minute. They hit the first sector of pave, sector 29, just ahead of the Peloton.
On sector 28 there was an almightly crash. One rider went down as the panicked stricken peloton careered into the riders that had already gone down. Oliver Naesen was in the crash, but managed to fight his way back into the bunch.
Otherl riders suffered crashes and punctures including Ian Stannard (Team Sky), Iljo Keisse (Quick-Step Floors) and Alexander Kristoff (Katusha-Alpecin). All of them had to fight their way back to the peloton.
Greg Van Avermaet was seen with an allen key doing up his stem before he crashed. It looks as if the cobbles were shaking his bike to pieces - quite literally. He was seriously in a panic when he went down, but was up and running quickly, but had lost over a minute to the peloton containing all the favorites.
When van Avermaet went down, Tom Boonen put the hammer down hopefully trying to leave one of his main rivals behind.
It took van Avermaet a huge fight to get back into the peloton after the Arenberg Trench which didn't see it's usual carnage, mainly due to the good weather.
Around the 70 kilometer mark Peter Sagan (Bora-hansgrohe) made a move with his teammate Maciej Bodnar and managed to position himself at the front of the race along with Jasper Stuyven (Trek-Segafredo) and Daniel Oss (BMC). But the world champion punctured after which both he and his teammate were caught by the peloton.
The duo rode on together until 45 kilometers from the finish. Three riders Jurgen Roelands (Lotto-Soudal), Dimitri Claeys (Cofidis) and Gianni Moscon (Team Sky) jumped from the main bunch to join them at the front.
Tom Boonen (Quick-Step Floors) chased the move down with, Jens Keukeleire (Orica-Scott), Sebastian Langeveld, van Baarle (Cannondale-Drapac), Sagan, van Avermaet and John Degenkolb (Trek-Segafredo).
Soon after that BMC racing's Oss showed that he still had the legs to escape and went away solo getting a gap of more than 30 seconds. Behind him the peloton split and Van Avermaet, Stybar, Langeveld, Roelandts, Stuyven and Moscon went on the chase.
He was eventually caught. After the last cobbled section of Carrefour de l'Arbre only Langeveld, Van Avermaet and Stybar remained.
The there riders entered the velodrome and slowed down only to be caught by Moscon and Stuyven. Moscon was the first to accelerate, followed by Stybar.
Stybar had a good advantage, incredibly Van Avermaet still had some matches to burn, making a last big sprint effort, he came round Stybar just before the finish line.
The first monument for the Olympic gold medalist, who has already won Gent-Wevelgem, E3 Harelbeke and Omloop Het Nieuwsblad classics this season.
It was the fastest Paris Roubaix ever, at an average speed of 45 kph.
2017 Paris Roubaix Top 30
1 Greg Van Avermaet (Bel) BMC Racing Team 5:41:07
2 Zdenek Stybar (Cze) Quick-Step Floors
3 Sebastian Langeveld (Ned) Cannondale-Drapac
4 Jasper Stuyven (Bel) Trek-Segafredo
5 Gianni Moscon (Ita) Team Sky
6 Arnaud Demare (Fra) FDJ 0:00:12
7 André Greipel (Ger) Lotto Soudal
8 Edward Theuns (Bel) Trek-Segafredo
9 Adrien Petit (Fra) Direct Energie
10 John Degenkolb (Ger) Trek-Segafredo
11 Mathew Hayman (Aus) Orica-Scott
12 Florian Senechal (Fra) Cofidis, Solutions Credits
13 Tom Boonen (Bel) Quick-Step Floors
14 Yoann Offredo (Fra) Wanty - Groupe Gobert
15 Laurens De Vreese (Bel) Astana Pro Team
16 Marcus Burghardt (Ger) Bora-Hansgrohe
17 Piet Allegaert (Bel) Sport Vlaanderen - Baloise
18 Nikolas Maes (Bel) Lotto Soudal
19 Sylvain Chavanel (Fra) Direct Energie
20 Dylan Van Baarle (Ned) Cannondale-Drapac
21 Daniel Oss (Ita) BMC Racing Team
22 Jurgen Roelandts (Bel) Lotto Soudal 0:00:20
23 Jelle Wallays (Bel) Lotto Soudal 0:00:26
24 Marcel Sieberg (Ger) Lotto Soudal 0:00:36
25 Ramon Sinkeldam (Ned) Team Sunweb 0:02:24
26 Marco Marcato (Ita) Team UAE Emirates
27 Nils Politt (Ger) Katusha-Alpecin
28 Jonas Van Genechten (Bel) Cofidis, Solutions Credits
29 Koen De Kort (Ned) Trek-Segafredo
30 Bert Van Lerberghe (Bel) Sport Vlaanderen - Baloise
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17:20 CET: Greg Van Avermaet, 2017 Paris Roubaix winner!
17:18 CET: This was fastest Paris Roubaix in history, just confirmed. 45 kph!
17:15 CET: Van Avermaet - I'm glad to get my first monument! It was a hard race, especially after crashing.
17:12 CET: Greg Van Avermaet (BMC) wins Paris-Roubaix ahead of Zdenek Stybar (Quick-Step Floors). Sebastien Langeveld (Cannondale-Drapac) takes third ahead of Moscon and Stuyven.
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17:09 CET; Greg Van Avermaet, BMC Racing, won the final Sprint
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17:05 CET: Greg Van Avermaet wins 2017 Paris Roubaix!
17:03 CET: Avermaet, Stybar or Langeveld have entered the Velodrome. 1.5 laps of the Velodrome
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16:58 CET: 3 kms to go. Who is going to win the Sprint in the Velodrome?
16:57 CET: 5km to go. Can Van Avermaet win this?
16:55 CET: The winner will come from Van Avermaet, Stybar or Langeveld
16:50 CET: Van Avermaet, Stybar or Langeveld? 9 kms to go!
15:50 CET: The Boonen group swells to 15 or so riders, but they are 46 seconds down. There will be no victorious farewell for Boonen..
16:47 CET; Stybar, Van Avermaet and Langeveld are leading 30 secs. 2 cobble sectors to go. 13 kms to go.
16:44 CET: Sagan is losing ground on Van Avermaet group. 30 secs
16:42 CET: In the chasing group, Boonen accelerates with Degenkolb on his wheel. He is 31 seconds behind the leaders...
16:38 CET: Six riders in front: Van Avermaet, Stybar, Langeveld, Moscon, Stuyven and Roelandts. 18 kms to go.
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16:00 CET: 5 riders in the lead Claeys, Moscon, Roelandts, Oss and Stuyven
15:33 CET: Pre-race favorite Arnaud Demare attacked but is brought back by Martin and Boonen
15:26 CET: Boonen, Sagan, Degenkolb on the front
15:21 CET: Sagan has a puncture!
15:18 CET: Looks like Sagan has a puncture?
15:17 CET: Stuyen, Sagan, Bodnar and Oss have a good gap
15:13 CET: Peter Sagan has ATTACKED. 77 kms to go.
15:12 CET: Trek-Segafredo are setting the pace, Boonen needs to pull this back!
15:09 CET; Greg Van Avermaet burnt some matches there
15:00 CET; Greg Van Avermaet is nearly back in the Peloton! Phew!
14:53 CET; Greg Van Avermaet is 29 seconds behind the peloton. 91 km to go
14:50 CET: Peter Sagan is on the front with Trentin
14:37 CET: Here comes the Arenberg Trench!
14:37 CET: Here comes the Arenberg Trench!
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15:40 CET: Boonen ATTACKS as Van Avermaet CRASHES!
14:38 CET: Van Avermaet HAS CRASHED!!!!
14:33 CET: Niki Terpstra has reportedly abandoned the race.
15:31 CET: Greg Van Avermaet is back in the bunch after his stem worked loose
15:30 CET: Matt Hayman and Ian Stannard are back in the bunch
14:20 CET: Matt Hayman has punctured, he's chasing back on
14:12 CET: 4 sectors and the Peloton hits the Arenberg with 90km to go!
14:03 CET: It's carnage out there, Hell has started
13:48 CET: Oliver Naesen is FIGHTING to get back
13:47 CET: Tony Martin from Katusha is attacking!
13:44 CET: Another CRASH!
Here is a video of the first massive crash on sector 28 #ParisRoubaix pic.twitter.com/DWqNmu2HxE— GranFondoGuide (@GranFondoGuide) April 9, 2017
13:37 CET: All the favorites have come to the front, Sagan, Boonen, Van Avermaet, Greipel
13:33 CET: Oliver Naesen was in the crash but is back in the bunch. Rumours are Luke Rowe was involved.
13:31 CET: Crash!
13:30: Sector 28, Viesly to Quievy, 1.8 km
13:25 CET: 3 riders have a 47s lead, Wallays, Martinez and Delage. 1km to sector 28.
13:20 It's cobble time! sector 29 has arrived at Troisville.
Peloton all together. 8km until the first cobbled section. This is about to get VERY interesting!
12:45 CET: 28km until the cobbles strike at Troisvilles
The 5 leaders are Maxime Daniel, Benjamin Giraud, Hugo Hofstetter, Michael Mørkøv and Mads Schmidt. The gap is 21s
12:27 CET: Over 50 kph for the first hour of racing
12;25 CET: Matt Hayman, last years winner, chilling at the back, getting drinks
12;18 CET: This is going to be a long day. Attacks, attacks attacks
12:10 CE: Almost 20 miles in and we have still to see a break establish itself
11:47 CET: Nine riders have established a gap on the Peloton
11:42 CET: 8 riders clear. Huge attacks off the front of the Peloton
11:34 CET: Furiously fast, riders trying to get in the break!
11:26 CET: The fireworks have just begun.Immediate flurry of attacks from the gun. 255 kms to go!
First 97 kms are on normal roads before they hit the cobbles. Expect to see a breakaway form, early on in the race.
11:18 CET: And they are off for the 115th Hell of the North!
11:11 CET: Riders are ready to go. 6 hours in the saddle!
11:05 CET: The riders have lined up ready to start in 5 mins
There are 29 sectors of pave today. They begin after 95 kilometres:
Secteur 29: Troisvilles à Inchy (2.2km) ***
Secteur 28: Viesly à Quiévy (1.8km) ***
Secteur 27: Quiévy à Saint Python (3.7km) ****
Secteur 26: Viesly à Biastre (3km) ***
Secteur 25: Biastre à Solesmes (0.8km) **
Secteur 24: Vertain à Saint-Martin-sur-Ecaillon (2.3km) ***
Secteur 23: Verchain-Maugré à Quérénaing (1.6km) ***
Secteur 22: Quérénaing à Maing (2.5km) ***
Secteur 21: Maing à Monchaux-sur-Ecaillon (1.6km) ***
Secteur 20: Haveluy à Wallers (2.5km) ****
Secteur 19: Trouée d'Arenberg (2.4km) *****
Secteur 18: Wallers à Hélesmes (1.6km) ***
Secteur 17: Hornaing à Wandignies (3.7km) ****
Secteur 16: Warlaing à Brillion (2.4km) ***
Secteur 15: Tilloy à Sars-et-Rosières (2.4km) ****
Secteur 14: Beuvry-la-Forêt à Orchies (1.4km) ***
Secteur 13: Orchies (1.7km) ***
Secteur 12: Auchy-lez-Orchies à Bersée (2.7km) ****
Secteur 11: Mons-en-Pévèle (3km) *****
Secteur 10: Mérignies à Avelin (0.7km) **
Secteur 9: Pont-Thibault à Ennevelin (1.4km) ***
Secteur 8: Templeuve (0.5km) **
Secteur 7: Cysoing à Bourghelles (1.3km) ***
Secteur 6: Bourghelles à Wannehain (1.1km) ***
Secteur 5: Camphin-en-Pévèle (1.8km) ****
Secteur 4: Carrefour de l'Arbre (2.1km) *****
Secteur 3: Grusson (1.1km) **
Secteur 2: Willems à Hem (1.4km) ***
Secteur 1: Roubaix (0.3 km) *
10:51 CET: Jasha Sutterlin has gone for EXTRA padding
10:44 257 kms later on ...
10:39 CET: It's set to be a very sunny day, around 21C, 70F with a small tailwind. The start has been held back by 15 minutes so the peloton doesn't reach the level crossing and get delayed. The Peloton rolls out at 11.10 CET
10:33 CET: People arriving at Carrefour de l'Arbre sector 4
10:17 CET: Not long now, just under an hour until the start at 11:15 CET
10:10 CET: Over 3 thousand cycling enthusiasts rode the Paris Roubaix Challenge yesterday. The full 257 km course. Chapeau! Their reward? Watch the Pro's battle it out today!
09:52 CET: The Arenberg - one of the toughest sectors after 100 miles of racing. 19 of 29 sectors.
Our Favourites for the 2017 Paris-Roubaix
***** John Degenkolb, Tom Boonen, Greg Van Avermaet, Arnaud Démare
**** Mathew Hayman, Peter Sagan, Zdenek Stybar, Niki Terpstra, Oliver Naesen
*** Alexander Kristoff, Ian Stannard, Luke Rowe
?????Compiègne > Roubaix ?? - 257 km ? ??— Paris-Roubaix (@Paris_Roubaix) April 9, 2017
BRING IT ON! #ParisRoubaix pic.twitter.com/5NeqQV205i
8:23 CET: LIVE VIDEO above starts in just over an hour at 11:00 CET. We will bring all the action from the 115th edition of the Hell of the North!
09:18 CET: A delay of 10 mins expected due to tailwind this morning, the organizers don't want the riders to reach the level crossings ahead of schedule and be delayed.
Good morning! Hot weather predicted today, 12C at the start going to up 20C this afternoon.
Sep Vanmarcke out with broken finger. Taylor Phinny out with concussion from his crash in Flanders and Mark Cavendish has a bad ankle.
26 sections of Pave with difficulty ratings have been released ahead of Sunday. Brutal!
|Troisvilles to Inchy
|Viesly to Quiévy
|Quiévy to Saint-Python
|Viesly to Briastre
|Briastre à Solesmes
|Vertain to Saint-Martin-sur-Écaillon
|Verchain-Maugré to Quérénaing
|Quérénaing to Maing
|Maing to Monchaux-sur-Écaillon
|Haveluy to Wallers
|Trouée d'Arenberg
|Wallers to Hélesmes
|Hornaing to Wandignies
|Warlaing to Brillon
|Tilloy to Sars-et-Rosières
|Beuvry-la-Forêt to Orchies
|Auchy-lez-Orchies to Bersée
|Mérignies to Avelin
|Pont-Thibaut to Ennevelin
|Templeuve (Moulin-de-Vertain)
|Cysoing to Bourghelles
|Bourghelles to Wannehain
|Carrefour de l'Arbre
|Willems to Hem
|Roubaix (Espace Crupelandt)
|TOTAL 55 km
On Sunday the 9th of April, 2017 the bunch sets off for the 115th edition of Paris-Roubaix, the third of five Monuments on the cycling calendar.
Also known as the 'Hell of the North', Paris-Roubaix is one of the oldest and one of the most difficult one-day races with riders having to endure a daunting gauntlet of cobbled sectors before the finish in the Roubaix Velodrome. A perfect blend of positioning, power and tactical nous are required if a rider is to lift the famous cobble-stone trophy awarded to the victor, not too mention a large slice of luck. Given the conditions, mechanical issues are unavoidable in Roubaix, the timing of which can be the difference between winning and losing.
Mathew Hayman is title holder. In 2016, he out powered Tom Boonen, Ian Stannard and Sep Vanmarcke on the line.


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The list is neither exhaustive nor incontestable, but it does capture many highlights in the course of literacy acquisition that have been revealed through several decades of research. Of course, the timing of these accomplishments will to some extent depend on maturational and experiential differences among children.
Three – To Four-Year-Old Accomplishments
- knows the alphabet letters are a special category of visual graphics that can be individually named
- recognizes print in the local environment
- knows that it is the print that is read in stories
- understands that different text forms are used for different functions of print (e.g., list for groceries is different than the list on a menu)
- pays attention to separable and repeating sounds in language (e.g., in Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater; Peter Eater)
- uses new vocabulary and grammatical constructions in own speech
- understands and follows oral directions
- is sensitive to some sequences of events in stories
- shows an interest in books and reading
- when being read a story, connects information and events to real-life experiences
- questions and comments demonstrate understanding of literal meaning of story being told
- displays reading and writing attempts, calling attention to self: "look at my story"
- can identify about 10 alphabet letters, especially those from own name
- writes (scribbles) message as part of playful activity
- may begin to attend to beginning or rhyming sounds in salient words


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The launch of one of the largest currencies ever seen in the world has caused scarcely a ripple on the New Zealand banking scene.
The pan-European currency the euro, which came into existence on January 1, has caused a flurry of activity in both Europe and the US as bankers gear up to deal with the first pan-European currency in nearly 2000 years. Many pundits suggested the launch of the euro could rival the Y2K crisis for potential difficulties but none of New Zealand's banks are reporting anything more than minor teething problems.
"The only real problems we've seen have come out of Europe with regards to the reconciliation or settlement of some accounts," says John McDonald, BNZ's head of international and treasury operations. McDonald says these issues are easily resolved. "It's all been a bit of a flash in the pan, really."
The situation at the ASB Bank is similar. "For us it's as simple as adding another currency to the list. No problem, no issue," says general manager of institutional banking Peter Hall. "We have had one or two overseas banks pay us in euro when we were expecting, for example, Dutch guilder, but that's very quickly resolved."
If the banks are faring well, their customers seem to be having just as smooth a ride. "They seem to have no real issues," says Hall, and McDonald agrees, saying BNZ customers seem more than happy with the conversion. "From what we saw on our first day of trading the corporates were adopting more of a wait-and-see approach."
Banks in both Europe and the US, Europe's largest trading partner, reported very little trouble with the launch of the currency, which is just as well considering the amount of time and money spent upgrading IT systems to cope.


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On July 17,Chinasubmitted to the world trade organization (WTO) that by the end of 2017, four categories of solid waste, including waste plastics, would be phased out in four categories, including waste plastics.
It is well known that the ban on imports of waste plastics related species was designed to block the primary processing to the domestic pollution transfer, banned the import of the four categories of varieties including life source of waste plastics, vanadium slag, unclassified waste paper and textiles.
In the short term, the policy implementation window is the end of this year, normal raw material imports will not be affected immediately; Longer term, assuming that all imported waste plastics new material, new market demand of PP, PE and PET were 4%, 10% and 4%, respectively, relative to character, PE market volatility is larger.
But the reality is, the influence of the policy enforcement, but also subject to speed up the development of domestic renewable resources industry, the influence of gap fill imports, import recycled plastic particles was not forbidden.
Anyhow, reworked material has its unique positioning and market space, the new material for reworked material market penetration of simple substitution relationship does not exist, therefore, the policy for a ban on imports of waste plastics market overall impact is not big.
Waste plastics have been used inChinafor a long time, and its recycling and disposal have formed a complete industrial chain, but the overall development level is still different from that of advanced countries in the world.
On the one hand, due to the wide variety of renewable plastic sources, the quality is uneven and the performance difference between batches is larger, which leads to poor quality stability of recycled plastic.
On the other hand, from the current recycling plastic industry as a whole, domestic waste plastic recycling enterprises are still dominated by small and medium-sized enterprises, and the concentration degree of industry is relatively scattered.
Because of the waste plastics recycling is a complicated process, the technology demand is higher, and the domestic renewable plastic industry still is given priority to with physical recycling, there is no doubt that to some extent hindered the development of the industry progress.
Although there are various problems in the development of the recycled plastic industry, as a future development trend, the future of the recycled plastic industry remains bright.


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- Areas from *30-150sq m available with the option for customising space to suit.
- Palmerston Shopping Centre is undergoing a $20million redevelopment set for completion at the end of 2016. ...
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BioMed Research International
Volume 2015, Article ID 809830, 2 pages
Nutrients and Muscle Disease
1Center for Study and Research on Obesity, Department of Medical Biotechnology and Translational Medicine, University of Milan, Via Vanvitelli 32, 20129 Milan, Italy
2Department of Human Nutrition, Foods and Exercise, College of Agriculture & Life Sciences, Virginia Tech University, Blacksburg, VA 24061, USA
3Department of Molecular Medicine and Laboratory for Motor Activities in Rare Diseases (LUSAMMR), University of Pavia, Via Forlanini 6, 27100 Pavia, Italy
Received 10 December 2014; Accepted 10 December 2014
Copyright © 2015 Enzo Nisoli et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
How to Cite this Article
Enzo Nisoli, Robert W. Grange, and Giuseppe D'Antona, "Nutrients and Muscle Disease," BioMed Research International, vol. 2015, Article ID 809830, 2 pages, 2015. https://doi.org/10.1155/2015/809830.


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Hi guys...
I bought this phone and it's good and all but one thing that really bothers me is privacy... How do u lock or set passwords on certain folders or at least the memory card? My old Motorola could lock almost everything like contact lists folders etc. Plz tell me if u can? I know there is the option to set password for memory card but it doesn't work? Plz advise me thanx...
(P.S. I need passwords to stop mischievous cousins...)
can u tell me how the secondary camera works. I bought it yesterday and try to open the secondary camera to see my image. but i cant find it. can u tell me if it works like in n73
im kind of worrid-i purchased this phone a month back bt it keeps on crashing on me!!! is this meant to happend?? and it keeps on saying memory full, when i have not gt that many things saved on it!!!
I think my phone's back cover is not aligned properly when closed.Plz tell me that is every phone have same back cover space on left side?right side and left side dont have same alignment. plz check your 6500 and tell me , I am worried may be my phone have some casing fault:(
I hv been using this phone for the last 2 weeks and some points to be noted are :
Pros :
1- Great looking, people get impressed when they see it.U can call it an object of desire.
2- Music quality is amazing, quite loud.
3- Pic quality is wonderful, very clear,
4- Easy to operate, user friendly.
5- Call quality is good, quite loud, smtimes i hv to use the volume button to lower the sound of the person i am talking too.
1) Battery life is bad. I mean i am also using an SE-K750i for the last 18 months and the battery life on that masterpiece is still amazing...with normal usage it lasts around 3 days even now. But with the 6500 slide i have to charge every alternate day without fail or it just dies on me.
2) No lens cover, i am not sure whether it may affect the pic quality after a period of time but it does make me uncomfortable.
My conclusion is that its a good phone to buy if you just use it for normal calls and pics. But if u are someone who uses the phone as a music player, watch a lot of videos etc, then its better to go for one with a better battery life.
@Sabzii......are you some 10-year old kid or something that you don't want family to hear you receiving a call? Go to the silent profile, edit it and put vibration on, then activate the profile.
i already tried all the options in the camera, still i cannot find that option to turn off the camera.. that menu does not exist in my unit.. how could that happen?? what is the firmware version of those units that have the option to turn the camera sound off??
Had phone on Orange for 2 weeks, battery fine after full discharge and charge cycles. Display good, even in bright sunlight. No problems with locking up or resets, lot of effort needed to get it set up to what I preferred. Two annoyances - 1) Nokia HS-47 headset does not have volume control on it, have to adjust using phone 2) USB data cable CA-100 does not charge phone - but you can get a CA-101 USB charger for £5 on ebay - this plugs into mains charger socket on phone
How do you get the phone to vibrate ?
becuase i dnt want my tones on as it will let my family know when i am recievin a call
why when i change the theme,then the ringtone n the message sound will defaut,but sometime not
When the ringtone n the message sound defaut,then i change it to the ringtone i want, but when someone call me or incoming message,the sound still the original NOKIA TUNE
and i need to change the ringtone again n again
then it will become what i want at the last
@shruti and others
6500 is better b'coz of steel casing.
and features each and everything is similar in both 5610 and 6500. Even the hardware is same
5610 is light weight compared to 6500.
Regarding the camera sound:
Start camera
then select "options"...
then navigate to "settings"..
then navigate down to "camera sounds"..
select and select "off".
Hope this helps or else let us know..
Basically....Heres a Few Questions About The Phone....
Is The Speaker Loud For Music??
Is The Video Camera Sound Good??
How is The Camera Quality??
Is it a Fast Workin Phone??
Is it Easily Connected To The PC??
Let Me Know Soon Please :D
what do you think is better?
6500 S or 5610?
battery life?
is this a mulittasking phone lyk Series 60 phones? if not, is that a disadvantage? thanks.
how about the camera sound?? i have no option here in my unit to turn it off.. pls help...
I really love this phone and i know that is great so I`m going to buy it, well I think that I`m going to buy.But I would love to have this phone.All night I`m watching this phone.
hi guys,
i got this phone and is exxcellent............guys don't worry about the problems.. you take any mobile.. they are bound to have problems.. and i fee this is least faulty mobile.. the black one is really sexy and awesome.. and to all your queries below:
@mohit: go for 65000, 5610 is a plastic case and easy to scratchs.. you will loose the look in two months.
@len: give the shop name in this website and tell others not to buy from that shop, also put in all the blogs which you visit and inform to all others not to buy from that shop, if you can stop atleast one person buying from that shop.. that is a great victory.
@reason real prince and others: the reason why the wall paper and ringtones change frequently is due to the casing. The back case has a small hook type inside which once fits to the mobile touches the memory card and then memory card is accessible then only your files from the card will be available in the mobile, if the case is loose, if your moble falls down or if you open the case the memory card goes inaccessable as the hook does not touch the memory card.. so the wallpaper and ringtones become default which are in your phone memory... hope you understood. and quereis mail me, i am here to help.
but again this is a awesome compared to many others


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Why I want this in Portland!
Now, That's San Francisco / Nothing like a few thousand gay marriage ceremonies to reignite your urban pride
Civic pride - doing the right thing and a big fuck-off to the Christian right. San Francisco outdid us. They beat us (again) to the progressive punch. But that's no reason why we can't join them in this effort say... tomorrow. I love Portland, and I want it to be even better - like with some real equal protection under the law.
Wednesday, February 18, 2004
Why I want this in Portland!


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Quad exhaust + sporty wheels = cool car. It's just that simple.
The Toyota Camry doesn't get much play on CarBuzz because, well, it's a Camry. The last time we wrote about it was months ago, and only because Jay Leno was piloting a drag-ready version making 850 horsepower. But Toyota's venerable sedan is important to the auto industry, which is why we felt the need to share these photos from our spies. They caught what appears to be a sporty Camry testing in the wild. Yes, we said this Camry could be "sporty." How else do you explain the quad exhaust and those wheels?
A new version of the four-door is set to drop in 2017 as a 2018 model, and with the next generation comes a whole host of changes. For starters, the Camry will ride on a new platform, Toyota's TNGA-K architecture currently seen on the new Prius. TNGA-K will also underpin the new Avalon, Highlander, Sienna, Lexus RX and many more cars. In addition to the new platform the next Camry will also make use of aluminum to shed weight, although how much aluminum remains to be seen. The engine options available haven't been confirmed, but our spies expect a base 2.5-liter four-cylinder paired to a six-speed auto along with a 2.0-liter turbo-four and 3.6-liter V6, both of which will supposedly be mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission.
Toyota currently offers the Camry with both a 2.5-liter four-banger and a 3.6-liter V6, although a 2.0-liter turbo and eight-speed automatic would both be new. Turbocharging and automatic transmissions with tons of gears are all the rage nowadays, so we don't find it hard to believe Toyota would bring both to the new Camry. What we do find a bit suspicious is the idea of a sports trim. The Camry has always been a bit frumpy, but that image could be ditched in a few years. Despite the heavy camo this model is wearing we can see that it'll look much different than the current car. That front end looks a bit Lexus-y to us while the rear has undergone a nice nip and tuck while picking up what look to be some LED lights.
But back to the sports trim….is such a thing even possible? Is Toyota testing a quad exhaust just to troll us? What's up with those wheels?! Whatever is up, it'll take a while to figure out. For now we're going to think about how nice the world would be if the Honda Accord Sport actually had a legit competitor from Toyota.


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If enough kinnies want Throne of the Dread Terror - we will start running it probably from next week according to poll results.
Please place your votes and determine if you wish to work on toons/solo game for now or come to TotDT T2c raid.
Maybe not run it all the time, but one or two runs would be fun. Would be a great way to do stuff as a kin, and gear up newer toons with the class items for Mordor raid/instances
Love the options :P.
I have the Throne inside so... DO IT! :P
We could do challenger run every 2 weeks and 1 boss each day or something like this (frist day: rako 2mins, mumakil 5mins and vado 5-10mins. Second day UO 15mins or 3 hours ;P. third day: Nazgul 5mins and Gothmog 20mins)
x for Throne and x for u to wait me while I'm loading my really really old notebook->Duferiol the Lagmaster
yes for throne


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Collecting stamps Collecting dolls Reading books Playing computer games Collecting coins Cinema Theatre
"A Book" by Adelaide Love A book, I think, is very like A little golden door That takes me into places Where I've never been before.
Books stay with us during the whole life: in babyhood we hear parents read us fairy tales, in our teens we read interesting novels and when we become adults we still find gripping books that absorb us. But today many people say that modern life is so fast and that they don't have time to read books; they consider reading to be nothing more than waste of time. Furthermore there are a lot of people who are sure that products of modern technologies like computers can replace traditional books.
Classes of Books Light / heavy reading Fiction Travel books Thrillers Adventure Love stories Detective stories Fairy-tales Animal stories Family stories
The countries where people read a lot are: Sweden the Netherlands Great Britain Finland France Switzerland Italy the USA Canada
5. Americans buy approximately five million books a day. 2. The first published book ever written on a typewriter was The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Mark Twain used a Remington in 1875. 3. There have been over 20,000 books written about the game of Chess. 1. Paper was invented in China around 105 A.D. 4. A new book is published every 13 minutes in America. Some facts about books
Home-Task To find more interesting facts about books To write a mini-composition "My favourite book"
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Every player played well today however I though damour was absolutely quality.
He offers so much to our game and does not stop running he is literally like our kante and has a good few chances to score today aswell.
Really looking forward to watching him through out the season.
Great result today


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Lose a Smartphone, And You Lose a Lot
Say you just lost your wallet with $40 cash in it. You'd feel bad, right? There's the inconvenience of canceling cards, getting a new driver's license, etc. But what if you lost your wallet with $900 in cash in it, plus your address book and your bank passwords? That's what it's like when you lose your smartphone.
Now that really hurts.


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Then he said unto them, O fools, and slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have spoken: Ought not Christ to have suffered these things, and to enter into his glory? And beginning at Moses and all the prophets, he expounded unto them in all the scriptures the things concerning himself.
From this passage it is perfectly clear that Jesus regarded the Old Testament as being a collection of texts which foretold his coming. That being the case it is incumbent upon us to do likewise, even though it is perfectly true that the prophets were self consciously writing for their own day. There are many paradoxes in religion, so that is just one more. Which brings me onto a personal hobby horse of mine, and that is the doubtful wisdom of labeling three quarters of the Bible "old". Although for Christians the New Testament represents the high point of God's revelation to man, it is nevertheless one and the same God who speaks to us throughout the Bible's 1,500 or so pages.