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Connie's Zucchini 'Crab' Cakes
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Google is in the everyday fabric of millions of lives, yet its earningslast week showed a company in trouble.
In order to keep its dominant position, the search giant must continue to pay for talent, something that is already weighing on the bottom line. It's stranglehold on search is coming under attack by rivals such as Microsoft's Bing. In fact, according to ComScore, Google's share of the search market was down more than one percent from May to June.
But does a stock with such brand recognition warrant another look at these cheaper prices, as this weekend's Barron's suggested?
My call to action is simple: no.
I'd be wary of Google at these so called "bargain" prices. In fact, Google might be one of the pricier items in the bargain bin, and here's why.
Mature growth stocks need a second stage of accelerated revenue to stir investor excitement. Right now, Google is attempting to generate enthusiasm by expanding in other countries, but so far, that approach could spell trouble: One-third of all Google revenue comes from Europe, so the slowdown there could crimp Google's growth in the quarters to come.
Ironically, one of the most innovative companies of the last century appears, well, stagnant. It's bread-and-butter advertising revenue has slowed over the last two quarters, and the company hasn't made serious inroads in either diversifying its revenue stream or monetizing its assets.
Everyone uses its email service, but Google gives it out for free. And how many hours do you spend on YouTube? Yet the company can't make money off it.
While some see a global powerhouse, I see a company in "no-man's" land, its stock is neither cheap enough to attract traditional value investors, nor growing fast enough to attract growth investors.
Google is in stock purgatory, and for good reason. Sadly, it may stay there for a while.
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I layered two Ibiza Mix over the bright fuchsia creme (Hibiscus by Natural Collection, a lovely blue-based dark pink). The effect is very gaudy, and I don't normally go for such bright combinations, but I really like it. Its very sparkly and vivid, and reminds me of shiny foil wrappers for chocolate. Perfect for spring!
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As a layering polish, however, this one isn't bad. A quick way to make your manicure more party-worthy,which points to the theme of the collection.


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Lone Star College-CyFair's Academic Success Center (ASC) staff and volunteers are helping thousands of students succeed in their classes and in particular, several of the basic core courses.
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Following are the approximate higher success rates for ASC students: Biology: 16%, Chemistry: 48%, English: 15%, Math: 9% and Physics: 17%.
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text: This is my last post from Japan. I never really wrote anything before so I'm not sure why I'm doing it now. But this is it basically. I'm going to pack up my computer here in the next couple of minutes and then finish cleaning my room. For those of you in the Seattle area: see you soon! For those in the Japan area: sayonara I guess. I'll be back some day... maybe.


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Glimpsed at Work: Shirin Khesravian
Shirin Khesravian, 31, said she dressed up her normally classy work attire with something a little more eye-catching when we spotted her near her job at Laureate Inc. on her lunch break. The reason? Because I have a really hot lunch date, the operations manager said with a laugh as she pointed to her lunch companion. We liked her sleek gray dress and metallic silver strappy sandal heels, both from Nordstrom. She continued the silver theme with earrings from Macy's. A turquoise adorned necklace from Macy's added a nice pop of color. Her black Prada bag complemented the look, as did her pair of sunglasses she purchased off a clearance rack at Macy's. Be yourself, the Canton resident advised. Own it. And be confident.
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I still don't touch this formally as she is an avid reader. She enjoys a variety of reading levels, from "too easy" for her ability to well beyond what I would ever imagine her reading and comprehending.
Once again we briefly used this "reading level assessment" and she could get through the 6th grade words easily and hung up in the 7th grade lists. Her compressension has tested around mid-3rd grade.
I'm trying to get better at adopting the Bravewriter lifestyle again for our family. Tuesday Teatime is difficult to remember; maybe we'll do it as a family after dinner instead. Her handwriting is still tediously slow which means she prefers to dictate to me which I'm trying to feel more positive about because I'm pretty sure the more confident independent writing will come with time. Lily will also attend weekly homeschool classes again held by a group of families at our local library. This includes a writing class where she completes assignments in class and at home each week. She did well with this class last year!
We have found that Math in Focus is a good fit for her! It is Singapore-style math workbooks and we completed 2A and a lot of 2B over summer. Conceptually she's ready to advance more but the computations and memorization aren't quite there, so we're going to circle around with some review and introducing concepts through stories like Sir Cumference and activities like Family Math. We also play math games such as Clumsy Thief and Mobi Max. I'm trying to convince her that memorizing her math facts will make those games easier 🙂
Science-y stuff continues to happen informally and happily. Nature class with our homeschool group is a great exposure to a lot of things, as well as being a part of the Jr. Naturalist program at our local nature center. We have also begun to slowly work through REAL Science Odyssey, Life as a more formal curriculum.
An art class is also included in our weekly gatherings at the library, and they vary from painting to drawing to repurposing recyclables. She also enjoys crafting a lot of miniatures for her dolls for play, as well as drawing along with the Art Hub for Kids YouTube videos.
Story of the World Volume 1 on audiobooks is still a hit, and I have also added volume 2 on her little iPod. We've begun to do some activities from the Story of the World 1 activity book. She's still into reading historical fiction for pleasure, so I will continue to encourage that. Over summer we began reading the entire Little House series and she is a HUGE fan. We will also once again attend a monthly class at our local history center which touches on various topics from Abraham Lincoln to Frida Kahlo.
Lily is still playing her violin. She started in October of 2014 and has continued to practice just about every day since then. I'm continually amazed by how much she keeps improving at (what I consider) a difficult instrument. So many strings and a bow and fingers!
Physical Education
Also tied in with music is her ballet classes at the local park district. She has also chosen to begin gymnastics classes again. Oh, and monkey bars are a pretty consistent favorite pastime 🙂
Lily is also once again involved in Girl Scouts at the local grade school with friends that live on our street (amongst others who attend that school). The troop is bridging to Brownies this year! We make sure to schedule playdates with friends at least weekly. Im confident life will has hit a good weekly groove again once fall really gets going.


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There was a period of time when I forgot how much I crave time with nature. The desire, however, expressed itself through consumerism. It was several years after moving to a city, working in another city, I wasn't getting outdoors much and I'd yet to reignite my joy of puttering in a garden. One day in a big box store it occurred to me how I often I was drawn to bird houses, things with floral prints and the like. Now, there's nothing wrong with bird houses and floral prints but for me at the moment I realized I was trying to purchase nature experience. Since then daily encounters are embraced: those moments in the garden when a new flowering bush has started to bud, enjoying the site of a tiny toad, feeling the ocean water hold me up or push me sideways, listening to a bird on the utility wire above. What a loop I'd been in: missing out on an important aspect of life experience, seeking it elsewhere, that elsewhere is destructive to what is treasured both in manufacture on one end and on the other, the time needed on my part to earn money in order to fill the gap. Now that's a sequence I can do without.
The Adirondack Park in New York is an extraordinary effort of mixing private land use, much of it subject to rules and restrictions, along with vast tracks of preservation. It's history holds a bit of ugliness in the struggle to find balance between lowered human impact and property rights. An imperfect arrangement of legislation in some ways, the spirit of the idea has endured since the late 19th Century, it is a gorgeous place. As barely part-time residents, my husband and I assure those who've always lived within "the blue line" (the park boundary) there is much to be appreciated. Everything has it's pros and cons. Everything.
My husband had been with a friend and his child on our local beach. The child expressed being bored to which the father said, "Do you realize people work long hours all year in order to save up the money and vacation time to come here for just a week? And that's if they're lucky." I'm not sure what happened after that but it wouldn't be a stretch to assume the child eventually found something to be amazed with in the sand dunes or at the shoreline. This story is a reminder to start where you are.
It may not be necessary, but maybe it is, to launch big legislation or battle over the preservation of a park. There are small opportunities everywhere, if one values the connection with nature.


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Rev Jonathan ordained Deacon in Rome
A Ballintra man and his family have been celebrating his recent been ordination as a Deacon in Rome.
Jonathan Michael Flood, of Ballintra, was ordained to the "Diaconate" on May 14, at the Papal Basilica of St. Peters, Vatican City, Rome. Rev. Flood was ordained by the Prefect for the Congregation for the Clergy, Cardinal Mauro Piacenza.
Nineteen candidates in total were ordained to the Diaconate from the Pontifical International College, Maria Mater Ecclesiae where Jonathan has been studying for the past three years, under the direction of the Legionaries of Christ.
In attendance were his Mum and Dad, Angela and Paul, brother and sister, Shane and Pauline, aunts, uncles and cousins. Rev. Jonathan exercised his diaconal ministry for the first time, the following morning in the Crypt of St. Peters Basilica, at a special Mass, offered by his Father formator, Fr. Scott Hererra L.C.. Rev. Flood will return to the Diocese of Raphoe in July to begin his Diaconate Ministry in Ireland.
Jonathan has now been in the seminary since he left secondary school seven years ago, having studied in Maynooth for fours prior to his three years in Rome.
Hi mother Anegla says they are very proud of his achievements and re looking forward to welcoming him home very soon.
"It was lovely to be there. It has been something he has been working for since he entered the seminary after he did his leaving cert. He had been very dedicated," she told the Donegal Democrat.
She added his Diaconate ordination is the first in the Ballintra area for 25 years.


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Younity skips storage limits, making all your files available on all your devices
Despite all the cloud storage and syncing solutions out there, most consumers still struggle with accessing all of their files across multiple devices. A big part of the problem is that the average user is said to have roughly one terabyte worth of files across all digital life (aka 1,024 gigabytes, or the equivalent of 250,000 standard digital photos or 128 video DVDs), a number that's increasing rapidly. Even the best consumer-grade solutions to date have been best suited for a few dozen gigabytes of data at most.
Today, Los Angeles startup Entangled Media is launching its personal cloud service younity hoping to pick up where cloud storage solutions like Dropbox and data syncing solutions like iCloud end. The free platform skips the messy and expensive aspects of cloud backup and instead focuses on "device unification," aka universal file access.
Younity ensures that every file across all of a user's devices, including music, photos, videos, documents, and the like, is available for streaming or download while on the go via Windows, Mac OS X, and iOS device. (Android and Linux versions are said to be coming soon.) The company accomplishes this by utilizing each device in a user's arsenal as its own personal cloud server. In other words, it creates the equivalent of a VPN (virtual private network) between a user's home and office desktop PCs, laptop PCs, tablets, and smartphones.
"We think the concept of individual 'devices' is irrelevant," says Entangled Media CEO Erik Caso. "We hope to eliminate the concept entirely and make it as if all your devices are a single device."
The caveat to this strategy, however, is that for a file to be available, the device where it's located must be turned on and connected to the internet. For many users who rarely if ever turn off their devices, this will be no issue. For others, it's likely to be a major turn off. Also, because content must be streamed or downloaded before accessing, the speed of the service will be dependent on the quality of the connection on both ends of the transmission.
These are likely to be acceptable compromises for a solution that doesn't tell users to choose their favorite 5,000 songs, or photos to take with them while on the go, but instead says "Don't worry, they'll all be there at the tip of your finger."
Entangled Media has raised a Seed round of undisclosed size from Oakview Group, Gramercy Fund, Toys 'R Us New Ventures, Brian Lee, Kamran Pourzanjani, Greg Arrese, Brad Jones, Mark Kolokotrones, and Tom Turney. The company is a current member of the Fall 2012 class of Santa Monica accelerator Mucker Lab.
Right now, younity is entirely free, making it enormously attractive compared to Dropbox, SugarSync, Google Drive, and iCloud which cost roughtly $0.50 to $2 per gigabyte per year at the upper limits of their storage capacities – which range between 50 to 500 gigabytes. In other words, anyone planning to store the entirety of their digital life online better be prepared to shell out for the privilege. In the future, younity may introduce a premium product, but according to Caso, it will be priced based on the number of devices accessing the system, rather than the quantity of files being shared.
Younity doesn't solve all of the issues associated with having multiple devices and leading an increasingly digital life. Users would still be well advised to backup their data, including preferably in at least two different physical locations. That said, for those users who simply want unlimited access to each of their tens of thousands of files spread across a vast hardware landscape younity solves a real problem. Whether it can turn that into a sustainable business is the next magic trick I'll be waiting to see.


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The tune is all right, but the intense and frequent swear words kills my ears, especially if they are literally shouting at me.
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Nissan Skyline/GT-R models
Nissan GT-Rs. data on production: 1957 – 2013
Nissan Skyline (GT-R). from the beginning
Nissan SkyLine Delux, data on production: 1957 (1484cc,44kW) | SkyLine Sports, data on production: 1962 (1862cc,69kW)
Nissan SkyLine Delux1500, data on production: 1963 (1484cc,51kW) | SkyLine 2000GT-Bmodel, data on production: 1964 (1988cc,121kW)
1964 SkyLine: Prince, a Japanese car- maker (taken over by Nissan in 1967) enters a six-cylinder version of its Skyline saloon in the Japanese Grand Prix. The car impresses the crowd when it overtakes a Porsche 904 GTS.
Nissan SkyLine 2000 GT-R. data on production: 1969 (1989cc,118kW)
1969 – Nissan, new owner of the Skyline range nameplate, launches the first GTR, a Skyline saloon fitted with the 120 kW straight six from the R380 sports prototype. This homologation special notches up 50 major race victories in Japan,USA and Australasia Over the next three years 1969-1972.
SkyLine XT2000GT-X model, data on production: 1971 (1989cc,121kW)
Nissan SkyLine HT2000 GT-R, data on production: 1972 (1989cc,184kW) | Nissan SkyLine H/T2000 GT-R, data on production: 1972 (1989cc,184kW)
Nissan SkyLine H/T 2000 GT-R, data on production: 1973 (1989cc,118kW)
1973 Model – The second-generation GTR-Skyline is launched, with rakish fastback body. Emissions regulations cut short production after 197 examples have been Manufactured.
Nissan SkyLine Model H/T2000 GT-R, data on production: 1973 (KPG 110 – 1989cc,184kW)
1989 – Birth of the first modern GTR, the R32. Built with competition in mind, it annihilates the opposition in the 1990 Group A Japan Touring Car Championship, winning all 29 contested races. It features electronic four-wheel drive, electronic four-wheel steering, and a twin-turbo six pushing out 206 kW (280 PS), the highest power output claim allowed by the Japanese authorities.
Nissan SkyLine H/T 2000 GT-E/Gt-X-E data on production: 1976 (1989cc,96kW) | Nissan SkyLine Model 2000 GT-EL, data on production: 1980 (1989cc,92kW)
Nissan SkyLine 2000 GT data on production: 1980 (1989cc,85kW) | Nissan SkyLine Model H-T turbo 2000 GT-ES, data on production: 1981 (1989cc,107kW)
Nissan SkyLine 2000 GT-E/X data on production: 1983 (1989cc,85kW) | Nissan SkyLine GT Twin cam Passage, data on production: 1985 (1989cc,221kW)
Nissan SkyLine 4-door Hardtop GTS Twin cam 24VTurbo (1998cc,140KW). data on production: 1986 | Nissan SkyLine model200GTS-R, data on production: 1987 (1989cc,154kW)
SkyLine from 1986: The styling is more wedge-like, less bluff-nosed than before, the new car being slightly longer – sized mid-way between a Cavalier and Montego. Some hallmarks of the old cars remain – the Bluebird's heavily flared wheel arches and the Stanza's distinctive rear extractor vents for example – but both the five-door hatchback (Cd 0.36) and the four-door saloon (Cd 0.37) show useful improvements in aerodynamics.
The Nissan's automatic transmission is by no means the smoothest shifting unit in production – every change up the box is felt as a small jerk – and better acceleration would certainly result if it hung on to the intermediates longer than it does. Even so, its kickdown points are well judged and, unless maximum performance is required for a particular overtaking manoeuvre, the driver need never resort to overriding the system.
This Nissan is comprehensively equipped. Standard items include alloy wheels, power steering, powered sunroof, windows and door mirrors, central locking, a stereo cassette player/radio and a synthesised voice warning system.
The engine of this Nissan is reasonably subdued at cruising speeds (70 mph represents just over 3000 rpm), but such is its lethargy that the temptation is to work it hard and put up with the extra noise. Otherwise, the Bluebird is a quiet car with low levels of wind, road and transmission noise.
The ride is acceptable, if not as good as that of a Sierra or a Montego. Low speed absorption over broken surfaces is good, though the suspension is less pliant when pressing on over indifferent secondary roads.
Instrumentation consists of two rather over-styled semi-circular main dials flanked by the usual temperature and fuel gauges. There are twin odometers – said to be a useful plus for business users who operate their company cars on a mileage allowance – together with an LCD clock housed in the base of the tachometer. There's also a useful warning light which monitors the stop and tail lights.
Good seats, well positioned controls and fine tuning permitted by seat tilt, steering column height and lumbar thrust adjustments, make for a very comfortable driving position. The usual stalks control indicator, lights and wiper functions, while the remaining switches are within fingertip reach on either side of the instrument binnacle. Legroom and headroom are both good for the driver, though the front seats encroach on rear passengers' kneeroom when pushed back.
The Bluebird is well built with snug panels, evenly-applied paint and good detail design. But on this model, the Tricot seat trim only covers the wearing surfaces and neither it nor the carpeting appears to be of the most durable quality. On the test car, the blue interior trim was all pervading – extending to the facia, steering wheel and cloth headlining.
Nissan was expect the smallest-engined Bluebirds to account for most of the initial sales pending the arrival of the 1.8-litre models.
SkyLine from 1987: added to driving satisfaction –
Hennie claims 155 kW for his Nissan six conversion, based on years of racing experience. It produces a reliable fireball.
With Hennie's own Nissan GTX it was a case of trying out various techniques that he had learned over the past 20 years (Story for race preparation ).
Nissan Skyline GTX known as ZEE – turned the Nissan Skyline GTX into
a Gran Turismo car (from 100 km/h of 3,5 secs)
Nissan SkyLine model200GTS-R (1998cc,294KW). data on production: 1988 | Nissan SkyLine GT-R, data on production: 1989 (2569cc,206kW) tests from the auto experts. GT-R R32 and Skyline 300ZX E-TS drive system
The Nissan 300ZX: Like the pivotal 200SX and mighty Skyline GT-R, the Nissan 300ZX resisted iconoclastic assault. It grew in stature with the miles, its class and ability shining. In profile the 300ZX could be mistaken for a mid-engined car, but the layout of the drivetrain hasn't changed. Engine and gearbox are up front, crowding a bay that's packed to the brim, driving back wheels that carry less than hall the car's weight. Only the 2+2, 101-inch wheelbase.
As an exercise in packaging efficiency it merits a soft raspberry, but then space behind the two front seats was never a design priority. Comfort is a strong suit, even allowing for firm, multi-link suspension that's far from supple.
Nissan Skyline GT-R. data on production: 1990
The Nissan SkyLine R32 GT-R wins the Spa 24-hour 1000 km endurance race as a part of the Sports-Racing World Cup.
Nissan SkyLine GT-R N1, data on production: 1991 (2569cc,206kW) | Nissan SkyLine GT-R Group N, data on production: 1992 (2569cc,297kW)
Nissan SkyLine GT-R Group A, data on production: 1993 (2569cc,405kW) | Nissan SkyLine GT-R Prototype, data on production: 1993 (2569cc,206kW)
Nissan SkyLine GT-R JGTC, data on production: 1994 (2568cc,405kW) | Nissan SkyLine GT-R Model LM, data on production: 1995 (2568cc,297kW)
1995 Nissan SkyLiner – Appearance of second new-generation GTR Skyline, the R33. Power claims remain the same, but performance indicates a considerable increase. The sport car racks up 50 wins in the new N1 endurance series, and sets a new production car lap record of 7 minutes 57 seconds at the Nurburgring.
In Australia, the racing version this Skyline, dubbed Godzilla, dominates to such an extent that it is legislated out of competition.
Tuned GTR Skyline. the Nissan R33 article | GT Club MotoRex.Inc
Nissan SkyLine GT-R LM, data on production: 1996 (2765cc,441kW)
1996 – A large tuning industry, headed by NISMO (Nissan Motorsport) develops around the GTR. The ultimate roadgoing version, christened 400R, churns out 400 horsepower,also 300 kW; race-trim models have 450 kW on tap.
Nissan SkyLine GT-R Model LM, data on production: 1996 (2568cc,224kW)
Nissan SkyLine GT-R Vspec, data on production: 1997 (2568cc,206kW) | Nissan SkyLine 40R Model LM, data on production: 1997 (2771cc,294kW)
Nissan SkyLine GT-R JGTC, data on production: 1998 (2708cc,368kW) | Nissan SkyLine GT-R, data on production: 1999 (2568cc,206kW) | Nissan GT-R AUTECH version – 260RS, 280HP James's upgrading story(upgrading to the 320 hp)
1999 SkyLine Version – Launch of the R34 version, with shorter body, improved throttle response, and fine-tuned 4×4 and four-wheel steer systems.
Nissan SkyLine GT-R JGTC/bnr34, data on production: 1999 (2708cc,368kW) | Nissan SkyLine GT-R /S1, data on production: 2000 (2771cc,294kW)
Nissan SkyLine GT-R JGTC, data on production: 2000 (2706cc,338kW) | Nissan SkyLine GT-R Concept, data on production: 2000
Nissan SkyLine GT-R JGTC, data on production: 2002 (2708cc,338kW) | Nissan SkyLine GT-R mode Vspec II Nur, data on production: 2002 (2568cc,206kW)
Nissan SkyLine 350GT, data on production: 2003 (3498cc,206kW) | Nissan SkyLine GT-R JGTC, data on production: 2005 (2568cc,338kW)
Nissan SkyLine GT-R Proto, data on production: 2005 | Nissan SkyLine GT-R, data on production: 2007 (3799cc,357kW)
GT-R – incredibly linear power ( powered by a 480hp and 430-ft-lbs, twin-turbo, 3.8-liter V-6 motor mated to a six-speed, dual-clutch transaxle and Nissan's ATTESA ET-S all-wheel-drive system. )
Is a true heavyweight, and maybe even the heavyweight champion of the sports car world. Nissan certainly is successful in building a daily driver.
The GT-R is another in an ever-increasing category of cars that can perform very well, even if you don't have a lot of race skills. It makes up for talent with technology. This is very different than a Porsche and sports BMW.
This all makes for an incredible amount of performance and more fun, that is also extremely controllable.
The dual-clutch gearbox works very well for what it is, but we still wish a true manual was available. Nissan's variable-ratio steering is as good or better than any version offered by the competition. There is no sudden switch from one mode to another, and it's actually surprising how direct the steering is and how immediately the car reacts to inputs.
This Nissan GT-R comes equipped with traction control, although Nissan isn't big on publicizing this aspect of the car. To initiate the system. Nissan claims a 0-60 mph speed of 3.5 seconds with this method, but most independent testing has knocked a few notches off of that conservative number.
The GT-R is comfortable, even with seats that are perfect for holding you in place while on track duty. The seat position is high up so the car isn't difficult to get in to or see out of.
Nissan's TOYS: To go with all the high-tech engineering in the GT-Rs, Nissan worked with polyphony of video games to devise a multifunction display that would tell a driver everything he could possibly want to know about the sports car. With 11 screens of information, drivers can identify everything from the brake pressure to the steering angle to the throttle position to the amount of lateral g-forces. Better yet, the system has a playback function so you can study your own driving technique.
Nissan SkyLine 370GT, data on production: 2007 (3696cc,245kW) | Nissan SkyLine GT GT-R, data on production: 2008 (4494cc,370kW)
Interesting Facts:
The RH9 concept was started in japan with a desire to motivate Skyline GT-R owners to produce 9-second 400-meter time slips in street trim on street-approved tires. Vehicles capable of such a feat were able to join the Record Holder's 9 Club.
With the introduction of the more powerful R35 GT-R in 2008, the challenge to join the 9-second club became more attainable, but was still recognized as a feat worthy of reward. As more tuners discovered the tricks to unleash 9-second quarter-mile times in the R35 platform, it became clear that a more exclusive RH8 Club would need to be ordained.
Nissan GT-R Spec-V Model for Japan Market. data on production: 2009 (3799cc,357kW) | Nissan SkyLine GT-R, data on production: 20011 (3799cc,390kW)
Nissan GT-R GT3, data on production: 2012 (3799cc,390kW) | Nissan GT-R For Track Pack, data on production: 2013 (3799cc,390kW)
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Heading into Monday night's game six, Evgeni Malkin had yet to solve fellow countrymen Sergei Bobrosvky despite having 16 shots on net. While having four helpers kept him relevant in the series, it was the goal drought that had Penguins fans worried that one of their biggest weapons had lost his touch.
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Comrade of the Night-Evgeni Malkin
Heading into Monday night's game six, Evgeni Malkin had yet to solve fellow countrymen Sergei Bobrosvky despite having 16 shots on net. While having four helpers kept him relevant in the series, it was the goal drought that had Penguins fans worried that one of their biggest weapons had lost his touch.
Comrade of the Night- Alex Ovechkin
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While our ever popular Comrade of the Night posts are few and far this season it doesn't mean we've stopped watching those who a make a great sport even greater.
As we slowly creep up on the New Year there is no player playing better than Capitals captain Alexander Ovechkin. Already leading the race for the Rocket Richard Trophy, the poster boy for Russian hockey put his team on his back with last nights offensive outburst.
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Comrade of the Night-Semyon Varlamov
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One game into the 2013 season and Semyon Varlamov looked like the goalie of old. Now under the watchful eye of this madman, Varlamov shined in the season opener making 36 saves in a 6-1 rout of the Anaheim Ducks. Varly was seconds away from recording his 12th NHL shutout before a Jakob Silfverberg rebound ended his bid with seven seconds on the clock.
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Comrade of the Night-Alexander Ovechkin
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With his fiance in the crowd and his best buddy opposite him on the ice, Alex Ovechkin exploded against the Devils on Saturday afternoon. The Capitals captain came to life against a dismal New Jersey team where he tallied his first hat trick of the year after not scoring in the past three games. Ovechkin opened the scoring for the Caps on the power-play in the second period when Mike Ribeiro found him wide open to slot past Johan Hedberg.
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Comrade of the Weekend-Artem Anisimov
A busy weekend of NHL action saw many Russians on the ice or between the pipes. One however stood above the rest as he lead his team to glory, he of course is no other than Artem Anisimov. The 24-year-old center put on quite the show for the Blue Jackets as be scored two beautiful goals against the Red Wings on Saturday night. Coming off two straight losses, the Blue Jackets wanted to show their fans they can contend at home having picked up just one win in four attempts.
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Comrade of the Night-Evgeni Malkin
Thursday night saw five different Russian NHL'ers light the lamp for their respective teams. While they were all important to the teams involved, one players performance stood slightly higher than the rest. Heading into Thursday's match-up against the Rangers, Evgeni Malkin and the Penguins were coming off an embarrassing loss at the hands of the Islanders in the ever competitive Atlantic Division. Just 1:27 into the game, Simon Despres found Malkin with a pass near the far right circle which the 26-year-old center rocketed past Henrik Lundqvist's 5-hole.
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Andrei on-the-Mark-ov earns Comrade of the Night
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On a night where many Russian NHL'ers were getting their first goals or wins of the season, one man stood above the rest. Having only suited up 17 times for the Montreal Canadiens since Nov. 9, 2010, Andrei Markov scored two goals against the Florida Panthers and showed (at least for one night) that he still has quite the cannon from the point. Finally past the two anterior cruciate ligament surgeries on his right knee, Markov showed little hesitance on using his beloved slapshot, making netminder Scott Clemmensen look absolutely hapless on both goals.
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Comrade of Opening Weekend-Vladimir Tarasenko
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With all eyes on the class of 2012 for the opening fixtures of the shortened 2013 season, it was one player from the class 2010 that stole the show. Making his NHL debut for the St.Louis Blues two years after being selected 16th overall, 21-year-old Vladimir Tarasenko scored not one, but two goals, in his first game in a Blues uniform.
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Comrade of the Night- Slava Voynov
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On a busy night in the NHL which saw the goalie tandem of Ilya Bryzgalov and Sergei Bobrovsky give up a combined nine goals, Evgeni Nabokov get yanked ahead of a shootout, Evgeni Malkin razzling and dazzling in said shootout, and Nikolai Khabibulin helping his team beat the undefeated Washington Capitals one man stood above the rest.
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If you've followed this website since it's infancy, you know by now that the Comrade of the Night feature is reserved for the best Russian who racks up the most goals, points, or saves on a given night. Last night however, two of the biggest names in Russian hockey joined forces to help the wives and children left behind after the plane crash which took the Lokomotiv Yaroslalv team in early September.
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What does funny mean?
Definitions for funny
ˈfʌn ifun·ny
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word funny.
Princeton's WordNet
funny story, good story, funny remark, funny(adj)
an account of an amusing incident (usually with a punch line)
"she told a funny story"; "she made a funny"
amusing, comic, comical, funny, laughable, mirthful, risible(adj)
arousing or provoking laughter
"an amusing film with a steady stream of pranks and pratfalls"; "an amusing fellow"; "a comic hat"; "a comical look of surprise"; "funny stories that made everybody laugh"; "a very funny writer"; "it would have been laughable if it hadn't hurt so much"; "a mirthful experience"; "risible courtroom antics"
curious, funny, odd, peculiar, queer, rum, rummy, singular(adj)
beyond or deviating from the usual or expected
"a curious hybrid accent"; "her speech has a funny twang"; "they have some funny ideas about war"; "had an odd name"; "the peculiar aromatic odor of cloves"; "something definitely queer about this town"; "what a rum fellow"; "singular behavior"
fishy, funny, shady, suspect, suspicious(adj)
not as expected
"there was something fishy about the accident"; "up to some funny business"; "some definitely queer goings-on"; "a shady deal"; "her motives were suspect"; "suspicious behavior"
experiencing odd bodily sensations
"told the doctor about the funny sensations in her chest"
Plural form of funnyman.
Webster Dictionary
droll; comical; amusing; laughable
a clinkerbuit, narrow boat for sculling
Origin: [From Fun.]
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
fun′i, adj. full of fun: droll: perplexing, odd.—adv. Funn′ily.—ns. Funn′iness, Funn′iment.—Funny bone, a popular name given to what is really the comparatively unprotected ulnar nerve, which, when struck by a blow, shoots a singular tingling sensation down the forearm to the fingers; Funny man, the clown in a circus.
fun′i, n. a light clinker-built pleasure-boat, with a pair of sculls.
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Spoken Corpus Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'funny' in Spoken Corpus Frequency: #3338
Written Corpus Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'funny' in Written Corpus Frequency: #538
Adjectives Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'funny' in Adjectives Frequency: #289
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of funny in Chaldean Numerology is: 7
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of funny in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8
Examples of funny in a Sentence
Ottawa Senators goalie Andrew Hammond:
I think it's funny.
Clowns taste funny.
Funny is an attitude.
It was funny at the time.
It looked a little funny.
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Translations for funny
From our Multilingual Translation Dictionary
- مُضْحِك، هَزْليArabic
- divertitCatalan, Valencian
- zábavný, legračníCzech
- besynderlig, sjov, morsom, underligDanish
- eigenartig, merkwürdig, spaßig, seltsam, komisch, lustigGerman
- διασκεδαστικός, αστείοςGreek
- komikaEsperanto
- divertido, chistoso, cómico, extraño, gracioso, raro, inusualSpanish
- naljakasEstonian
- koominen, hupaisa, hassu, kummallinen, huvittava, outo, vitsi, hauskaFinnish
- bizarre, drôle, marrant, amusant, blague, étrange, rigoloFrench
- greannmharIrish
- èibhinn, àbhachdachScottish Gaelic
- מַצְחִיקHebrew
- komikHaitian Creole
- viccesHungarian
- lucuIndonesian
- skemmtilegur, hnyttinn, brandari, fyndinn, smellinnIcelandic
- strano, esilarante, scherzo, inconsueto, divertente, buffo, buffaItalian
- 可笑しい, 変, 面白いJapanese
- სასაცილოGeorgian
- 이상한, 우스운, 재미있는Korean
- عهجایهب, سهیر, عهنتیکهKurdish
- lëschteg, spaasseg, komesch, aartlech, droleg, gelungenLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- jocīgs, smieklīgsLatvian
- grappigDutch
- rar, gøy, artig, merkelig, morosam, morsomNorwegian
- mayagi-Ojibwe, Ojibwa
- zabawnyPolish
- divertido, estranho, engraçadoPortuguese
- caraghios, amuzantRomanian
- прикольный, странный, смешной, забавныйRussian
- märklig, sällsam, underlig, skojig, komisk, konstig, lustig, roligSwedish
- tuhaf, komik, acayip, gülünçTurkish
- كۈلكىلىكUyghur, Uighur
- kulguliUzbek
- buồn cườiVietnamese
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Thursday April 24th,2018
The Blazers held their year end banquet and AGM at the Lions Community Centre 347 Burnham Street, Peterborough from 6:00 to 9:00 pm.
The Blazers welcome Brent Derby as the junior head coach for the 2018 - 2019 OSHA season. Brent brings many years of experience to our club, both in hockey and as a parent of a child with physical challenges!
The Blazers thank Mike Bingham for all his efforts as the out going junior coach of record. Under Mike's tutelage the juniors have gone to OSHA's Champion's day and secured both a silver and a gold medals.
After the first year under Mike's guidance, the juniors were always competitive at the Brampton and London Tournaments! Mike also took a combined Blazers, Steelhawks junior team to the New England Sled Hockey Invitational in Westfield Massachusetts in April 2017 and lead them to a gold medal win. In April 2018 Mike once again took the junior Blazers to the New England Sled Hockey Tournament in Westfield Massachusetts, this time the team brought home the silver medal after a 2 - 1 double overtime lose to an outstanding team from the Philadelphia area. This was the same team the Blazers beat the year before!
Mike we wish you nothing but the best as you move from coaching to playing for the Blazers!
The Kawartha Blazers Sledge Hockey teams extend their heart felt condolences to the Members of The Humboldt Broncos, their families,and the wider community as they process, deal with,
and start the long and difficult process of healing from this
horrific event !
Sunday April 8, 2018, after a hard fought battle for supremacy in the Ontario Sledge Hockey Association Provincial Championship in the JSD Pool "A" Division, our Junior Development Team brought home the Silver Medal from the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex, in Oakville, losing 2 - 0 to The Ottawa Senators who took home the Gold Medal.
Next event for the Blazers is the year end Banquet Monday April 16th, 2018 6:00 pm at the Lions Club 347 Burnham St. Peterborough K9H 1T5. ( same location as last year).
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Check out www.weareballhockey.com
Front Row Left to Right: Ali Awada, Shannon LaBossiere, Donny Snell, Kat Fergusion, Sam Swafford, Russell Winkelaar
Centre Row Left to Right: Darryl James (Puk), James Bell, Andy Labrosse, Pat Assinck, Tommy Bingham, Joey VanVolkenburg,
Corey Montgomery, Ben Sollitt, Shawn Hunt
Back Row Left to Right: Glen White Manager, Ralph Swafford Equipment Manager, Robb Hogg Head Coach, Kevin Turcotte Assistant Coach
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We would like to thank the following donors and supporters. Thank you Very Much !!!
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OK, so a quick post today which is all about those yellow and black rugged barcode scanners.
There's a conundrum in the barcode scanning market where people feel that rugged scanners are great, however most barcode scanners, especially CCD ones, are inherently droppable and as such most come with a drop spec of some nature, with all but the cheapest scanners usually lasting more than long enough to make them great value for money.
So why use a rugged scanner at all? Well there are some obvious areas you would need a fully rugged Barcode scanner and we'll point out some of them right here for you.
Water and Dust – Despite being droppable, most barcode scanners are still not resistant to Dust and water penetration unless they're fully rugged. If you're going to be using the scanners outside, or in a dusty environment then rugged might just be the answer.
Dropability – Rugged Barcode scanners are definitely tougher when it comes to dropping them, you only have to pick one up to see just how much better built they are.
Rugged by Design – As with RUgged PDA's, the spec sheet isn't the whole story. Rugged Barcode Readers are also far more rugged by design. They have recessed scan windows that are less prone to breaking, tough, grippy cases, usually have some metal about them and they are also yellow in colour so they're less loosable!
Scanner Types – If you're looking for specialist scanning engines then rugged scanners are often the only types that have this. Extended range, High Density, Fuzzy logic are all technology's that are largely found in more rugged barcode scanners and not the standard ones.
Cold and Heat – Mostly about the cold, rugged scanners can usually be used at lower temperatures and where the temperature is super low like in a cold freezer, they come with the accessories you need to function, like heated holders.
Wireless – Anything wireless tends to need to be a bit more rugged. they can be dropped from higher, lost, left anywhere and so if you're going wireless, consider that you might just need something a bit tougher.
So there's still plenty to think about if your scenario might need something a bit tougher. The downsides of rugged scanners are that they can be hellishly expensive and the sheer fact that you can replace them 5 or 6 times over with a decent non-rugged scanner gives you the choice to take a non-rugged with on the shelf replacement strategy too, but as you can see from above there are certainly scenarios that will still demand something more rugged.
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TCU Neeley is No. 21 in the nation, No. 14 for job placement, No. 6 by alumni and No. 3 among Texas business schools in Poets & Quants' first ranking of the best undergraduate business programs.
December 05, 2016
By Elaine Cole
The TCU Neeley School of Business offers one of the best undergraduate business programs in the nation, as ranked by Poets & Quants, a leading online publication for business education news.
TCU Neeley is No. 21 in the Top 50 Best Undergraduate Business Program of 2016 based on admissions standards, employment data and alumni perspective. Washington University in St. Louis, Notre Dame, Pennsylvania, Georgetown and UC-Berkeley are first through fifth.
Among Texas business schools in the ranking, UT-Austin McCombs is 11, SMU Cox is 17, TCU Neeley is 21 and Texas A&M Mays is 37.
TCU Neeley is 14 in the nation for job placement, the highest of any Texas business school. UT-Austin McCombs is 25, SMU Cox is 24 and Texas A&M Mays is 46. Pennsylvania Wharton is first.
Among alumni surveyed for the ranking, TCU Neeley ranks No. 6 in the nation for alumni satisfaction. Notre Dame is first, UT-Austin is 4, SMU is 9 and Texas A&M is 37. In fact, our alumni placed us in the top ten of nearly all of the survey questions:
Alumni Survey#3 Teaching Quality#3 Advising#4 Opportunities to Practice Skills#5 Extracurricular Activities#5 Availability of Faculty#7 Preparation for Work#8 Networking with Professionals#10 Alumni Network#11 Alumni Connecting to Employers#15 ROI
"I am proud of our faculty and staff who provide an exceptional educational and professional development experience for our students, from advising to professional development to career services," said O. Homer Erekson, the John V. Roach dean of the TCU Neeley School of Business.
Poets & Quants said that the new ranking is the most thorough study of undergraduate business education ever undertaken. The methodology included extensive data on admission standards, alumni's perspective on the educational experience, the quality and accessibility of faculty, signature experience for students and employment data.
"The most popular undergraduate degree granted in the U.S. is the business degree," Poets & Quants editor-in-chief John Byrne said. "In 2013-2014, more than 358,000 undergraduate business degrees were conferred in the U.S., roughly double the next most popular area of studies in the health professions."
The complete rankings and in-depth feature profiles on all 50 schools are available at www.poetsandquantsforundergrads.com.


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SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Citrix Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CTXS) today announced that executives will attend two upcoming investor conferences.
Eduardo Fleites, vice president, investor relations, will present at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch 2018 Global Technology Conference in San Francisco on June 5 at 11:45 a.m. Eastern.
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(Cucurbita pepo) A wonderful heirloom from the south of France. This round, green zucchini is very tender with a nutty flavor.
One of our favorite varieties to stuff and bake for a quick, delicious meal.
Grows up to 24" tall and 18" across. Vigorous and quick to produce. Freezes well.
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Sow outside 2-4 weeks after average last frost and when soil temperatures have risen above 60°F. Plant seeds 1⁄2 - 1 inch deep and 12 inches apart. Thin out seedlings after they emerge. Mature bush summer squash plants should be 20 inches apart in rows that are spaced 2 feet apart. If growing a vine variety, planting in hills works well. Plant about 5 seeds per hill. After seedlings emerge and are established, thin to three plants. Stake or provide a trellis for vining varieties.
Additional Tips:
Consider staggering your plantings of summer squash. Planting two weeks apart can keep you harvesting summer squash a little longer and keep the plants ahead of the game when it comes to pests and disease.
Consistent watering is key with summer squash. Mulch helps a lot with maintaining soil moisture.
Bright yellow squash blossoms are irresistible to all sorts of bees, so this is a great plant for increasing pollinators. If you find you don't have enough pollinators though, you may need to provide some assistance in the pollination process. The first flowers that bloom are always males. These appear about 40-50 days after planting. A week later the female flowers develop, which are the ones that will produce the fruit after fertilized by the male flowers. So, to help with pollination, pick the first male blooms and brush them against the female blooms.
Pests & Disease:
Many gardeners are very familiar with the pests that love our summer squash. I know we have certainly encountered our fair share of challenges with them! There are several insects that do harm to our summer squash crops.
Squash Bug: One of the most serious pests is the squash bug, a dingy brownish insect 1⁄2 inch or more long,. They resist most organic pesticides, so we handpick the bugs every couple of days to keep them in check. We look for their eggs, a little smaller than sesame seeds, shiny and orange-brown, usually clustered on the underside of the leaves and remove them with the sticky side of tape.
Cucumber Beetles: These yellow spotted or striped insects look a lot like ladybugs and can quickly spread bacterial wilt to the squash. They prefer cucumbers, but any cucurbit will attract them. If the vines suddenly wilt, it could be a symptom of bacterial wilt. Remove the infected parts of the plant, but be sure to disinfect your pruners before using them again. There is no treatment for bacterial wilt, so it is important to monitor frequently for cucumber beetles. We have also found yellow sticky traps to be a highly effective control.
Squash Vine Borers: The adult borer resembles a wasp. It is about 1/2 inch long with a red abdomen with black dots. The larvae can damage or destroy the plant by feeding through the center of the stems, blocking the flow of water to the rest of the plant. The larvae feed for four to six weeks, then exit the stems and burrow about one to two inches into the soil to pupate. They remain there until the following summer.
We have found using row covers early on in the season to be the most effective method of prevention for these pests. Prevention is key because these particular pests can be very difficult to control once they start to establish themselves. Be sure to remove the row cover once the plants start producing female flowers to make them available for the bees to pollinate.
For optimum flavor and quality, harvest summer squash at its young, tender stage. They will taste better when tender, and you'll want to keep the fruit off the plant so it keeps producing. Pick when the summer squash is about 2 inches in diameter, or 6-8 inches long.
Companion Plants:
Plant with beans, corn, cucumber, melons, pumpkins, borage, marigold, radishes, nasturtium, oregano.


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We've all heard that myth that dreaming about your teeth falling out means you're worried about money – but what if Mr. Sandman leaves you checking your teeth every single morning? If money is all you can think about, it might be time to make some changes. Want to get out of debt but just not sure where to start? We can help. Here are 5 tips to help get you started!
1. Create a budget and track spending. If you don't know what you owe, or where your money is going, you can't realistically make a plan to get out of debt. Inventory your debt totals, create a realistic budget and track your monthly spending in order to motivate and eliminate.
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Friday 24th November 2006
The Emperor and Dalek Supreme after the show. In a great photo from Stephen Cranford we see the necessary detail on the gold dalek - ie the 2 screws on the eye - we needed that to quickly replace the blue light if we had a problem. Ashley had a spare blue light assembly on standby. The photo just shows how the colours can change due to effective stage lighting - ie you can't see the gold on the dalek in the foreground whilst the chap behind shows every chance of being cast in pure gold. Well, plywood.


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She got into fashion after doing a cover shoot assignment in Nepal for a magazine called The Voice of Woman. And this week she walked for designers Soumodeep Dutta, Nakita Singh, Jai Ramrakhiani, and Amit Aggarwal, among others.
For the first time ever at Lakmé, a transgender model walked alongside others, in a regular model pool, and not as a separate showstopper.
Lama told BuzzFeed that it's very difficult being a transgender individual. "Be it for a job or an accommodation, nothing comes easy to us. I got multiple rejections for just being a transgender woman," she added.
She also said that at the moment, even her family isn't supportive of her, but admitted that things are getting a little better.
Lama was happy to find that her fellow ramp walkers were extremely supportive.
"Fashion is conducive to inclusivity, I feel there is a very big impact on the fashion industry in a very positive way. Indians are by and large very helpful. People are changing and accepting our presence in the mainstream scene and this is a great change for our society," she told BuzzFeed.
She said that beauty isn't an absolute concept. It takes many forms. She was happy to participate and represent a different kind of beauty at Lakmé Fashion Week.
"Fashion Week has been working on our inclusivity season after season, and participating in such a platform now, I owe the responsibility to take this message of inclusivity to the forefront."
Lama told BuzzFeed that her early years of getting into modelling were very difficult, and she faced a lot of rejection for being a transgender woman.
"It was during my college years when I decided to live the identity of my heart. My name was given to me by my community and I love this name. My first assignment was a photoshoot for the cover page of a magazine. This assignment was easy and exciting. The cover shoot was the threshold, but then I started my tough journey which resulted in multiple rejections. I was broke, but I never gave up. The most disturbing thing to hear was the reason of the rejection being that I was 'transgender'. To the point, when my successive failures prompted my well-wishers to also suggest I leave this career path. I took this as a challenge to debunk this myth and lay my own future forward, solely of my choice, which has today, brought me to this prestigious runway of Lakmé Fashion Week."- Anjali Lama


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The Belmont Public Library seeks to increase awareness of the wide range of services it offers and to change how it's perceived by Belmont residents. While the library is already heavily used, even some of its regulars still view it as a traditional place where you go to check out books.
The Friends of the Belmont Public Library hired Good Egg Marketing to assist with rebranding and marketing the library. Good Egg held several branding workshops for the marketing taskforce, using creative exercises to help them express how they want the brand to be seen and to develop key messages that can help change the perceptions.
After the committee developed a shared definition of the brand and its characteristics, Good Egg Marketing developed a creative brief and recruited a graphic design firm to create a new logo. Good Egg is now working with library management to develop a marketing plan.
"Good Egg Marketing has led us through an imaginative process to change how people view the library," says Belmont Public Library Director Peter Struzziero. "Myrna Greenfield is helping us integrate the new messaging into existing marketing activities wherever possible, so it doesn't require a lot of extra work." He adds, "We're also taking steps so we can measure whether the campaign is working. I'm looking forward to seeing the results."


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I settled in the uncomfortable airport waiting chair as I watched all the other passengers rushing past, smiling as they were embraced by happy family members, delighted that they had arrived. I sighed. No one was waiting with a warm welcome to where I was going. This saddened me... Well, better not dell on it, I though as I stretched my legs out in front of me, and brought out a small paperback from the bag at my feet. But my mind would still not stray from the subject matter... I had gotten off a five hour flight from Starlight Shores, to SVIA, where I would be spending 3 hours waiting from my lay-over, and then I would continue onto Moonlight Falls, my final destination. Where my new home, and my new life awaited me...No one would be there waiting to welcome me.
I had just bid far-well to my brother 5 hours ago, before I took off for my first flight. And my friend Monica was some where in Champs le Sims touring the nectar factories with her new fiance. And my mother..well..it's best not to talk about my mo- My thoughts where jerked back into reality as a man who had just been texting furiously on his phone tripped over my out stretched feet...And strait into my lap. "Oh my god! Are you okay?!" I exclaimed as passer-by looked on.
As he stood up to his full height I realized he was quite handsome... and fact that had me blushing furiously as he had been texting. "So sorry", He said in a strong voice with a slight accent.. that I didn't place in my shame. "I am quite all right" He said with a small smile. "You?" He said. Flustered I responded with something that sounded like a grunt, I looked around, trying to find somewhere to hide, before this conversation got any more awkward. Found it! "Well, nicemeetingyougottogonowbye!" I rushed through the sentence as I scurried to my hiding place, the women's washroom. I though I heard him say something, but it was drowned out by the sound of the door closing behind me.


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Shooting Groups, simple yet difficult.
As I continue to train myself to be more accurate by shooting 10 shot groups with my S&W Model 41, I'm finding out, or perhaps remembering some very subtle things that make a very large difference.
The first thing is knowing exactly where your gun is sighted in. It's more important to have a pinpoint location where you know can aim and hit in the middle of the target. Also, the smaller target you choose, the more precise your overall group will become.
The next thing is that if your sights are near the target, your trigger needs to prepped and ready to fire all of the time. You never know when your sights will cross the perfect location and you will need to fire, and if your trigger isn't already prepped, you will most likely jerk the trigger when you see the sights cross where you need them to be.
More tips coming soon, but I thought I'd share those two observations while they were fresh on my mind.
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We interview the cast of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows!
On June 3rd, Paramount Pictures will unleash TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES: OUT OF THE SHADOWS, which is a return to form for the franchise. An action-heavy ride notably inspired more by the comic books and cartoon series than the last installment, TMNT 2 is almost certain to give the longtime fans of the reptilian crime-fighters what they've been waiting to see on the big screen for years.
JoBlo.com was recently invited to the press junket for the sequel, and got to talk shop with a few of the film's major players. Let's get to it, dudes!
Returning from the first film is Will Arnett as Vern, April O'Neil's trusty (if not exactly trustworthy) cameraman. In OUT OF THE SHADOWS, Vern has become an unlikely New York celebrity thanks to his taking credit for the defeat of Shredder the last time around. Predictably, Vern has gone a little overboard with this opportunity. I spoke to Will about returning to the franchise, the chemistry on set with his co-stars, and appearing in not one but two major releases this coming weekend (POPSTAR being the other).
One of the big new additions to the TMNT world this time around is fan favorite Casey Jones, here played by Arrow star Stephen Amell. In this particular version, Casey isn't quite the brooding anti-hero we might immediately think of; instead he's a rather optimistic go-getter who hasn't yet been made cynical by his adventures. Amell and I spoke about this new iteration of Casey, as well as Stephen's experiences with fanboy expectations and what he personally geeks out about.
Speaking of new characters, TMNT fanatics are surely going to be pleased with the inclusions of Bebop and Rocksteady, the hulking, joking mutant villains who've tormented the Turtles for almost three decades. As played by Stephen (Sheamus) Farrelly and Gary Anthony Williams (with the help of some excellent CGI), the two characters finally come to life on the big screen in very amusing fashion. The interview with Sheamus and Williams is quite bonkers, so I'll just let you watch it for yourselves, but it's safe to say the chemistry they developed working on the movie is still very much intact.
Tyler Perry may seem like an unusual addition to the TMNT universe, but when you watch the film you see that he appeared to be right at home. As the unscrupulous scientist Baxter Stockman, who assists Shredder in his quest to defeat the Turtles and take over the world, Perry goes into full mad scientist mode, and it's quite convincing. We spoke about his introduction to the character and TMNT, getting into character, working with a young director and more.
Finally, we have Dave Green, the 32-year-old director of OUT OF THE SHADOWS. With only one feature under his belt before this (EARTH TO ECHO), Green had his work cut out for him, not only budget-wise but in terms of fan expectations as well. Green told me about the major upgrade for his second film, his longtime connection to the Turtles, what made him the right man for this job and what the future holds.


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I was looking to use Sphinx which is a search plugin for Rails but requires Postgresql as the database containing the data to search. Since I have been using Sqlite3 on my development setup, this meant making a shift into the Postgres world. Installing it was pretty straightforward on the Mac.
1. Install Mac ports. This utility is similar to 'apt' on Debian or 'yum' on RedHat. After installing, run 'which port' to see that it was successful.
$ which port /opt/local/bin/port
2. Using Mac ports, install postgresql 8.4 using the following:
sudo port install postgresql84 postgresql84-server
3. Make a location for a default database
$ sudo mkdir -p /opt/local/var/db/postgresql84/defaultdb
4. Make its owner as user 'postgres'
$ sudo chown postgres:postgres /opt/local/var/db/postgresql84/defaultdb
5. Run 'initdb' to initialize it once
$ sudo su postgres -c '/opt/local/lib/postgresql84/bin/initdb -D \ /opt/local/var/db/postgresql84/defaultdb'
6. To make it run always, enter
sudo launchctl load -w /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.macports.postgresql84-server.plist
7. Start the db server using:
sudo launchctl start org.macports.postgresql84-server
8. Create a user called 'postgres' using your system admin username:
createuser --superuser <admin_username> -U postgres
9. Now try creating and removing a db to test if everything worked:
createdb temp psql temp - this should take you into a db sql prompt dropdb temp
10. Now install the 'pg' gem which acts as an adapter between your Rails app and the postgres db. The best way to install is to include it in your Rails app's Gemfile and run 'bundle install'.
11. Next, create a new app temporarily in order to know the format of your new database.yml file for the postgresql db that will be created.
rails new temp_app -d postgresql
Open and view the 'config/database.yml' file. Take a back up of your sqlite3 database.yml and copy this newly created file to your Rails app into 'config/'. Change the username and database names accordingly as it would be set to 'temp_app' and 'temp_app_development'. Other values can stay the same.
12. Create the database with the name you set in the above database.yml file
createdb myapp_development
13. Now run 'rake db:migrate' to create the tables according to the schema.rb file. This will create the same tables as your sqlite3 database in the new postgres database.
14. If your sqlite3 db has data, get its dump using:
sqlite3 db/development.sqlite3 .dump > sqlite3-db.dump
15. I read somewhere that one should be able to import this dump into the postgres database but that did not work for me. A simple script should be able to run the 'INSERT' commands listed in the dump file into your new postgres db (psql into the db, run INSERT commands). Make sure that you use single quotes around any numbers that are present in the sqlite3 dump data, such as IDs. You might also have to make sure your IDs are unique.
16. Restart your app and now your new data should be getting inserted into the Postgres database.
17. If you use Heroku, then push in all the changes to the files. Then, run the following:
:myapp$ heroku rake db:migrate
Install the gem 'taps' that will allow pushing your local data to the Heroku server (which will now also use Postgresql!)
:myapp$ heroku db:push
PS: If you see a segmentation fault issue upon access to the Postgres database, then set the following env. variable:
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We are so excited about the program for ZUMEFF 2013! We saw a wider variety and higher quality of film than ever before. It was very hard for the ZUMEFF film curating team to select the films that would play in the festival –and ultimately become part of the 13 finalists. Visitors to ZUMEFF will be seeing truly the best student work from the UAE, Qatar, Oman, Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, and Morocco. This year, we'll be showing for the first time a film from Basra University, and we are always delighted to see our community of universities and cinema institutions grow.
This year we have 13 because it's 2013 and we couldn't get the narratives down to six competitors.
The 12 films will compete for:
Best of the Best
Best Documentary
Best Narrative Film
and two special awards–details on both coming soon, we promise:
The New York Film Academy/Zayed University Aspiring Filmmaker Award
The TwoFour54 Next Generation Filmmaker Award


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This wiki contains information about Realsoft 3D gathered by it's users. The information will hopefully cover as many aspects of the tool as possible, including modeling tips, animation clues, VSL tutorials and plugin development.
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The 2010 Festival in Numbers
- The List
- 24 August 2010
This article is from 2010.
Here are some statistics about this year's Festivals
2 Shows featuring a real dog (Montezuma in the International Festival, and Piff the Magic Dragon: Piff-tacular 2 – Get Rich or Die Trying on the Fringe).
10 2010 Man Booker Prize longlisted authors booked to appear at the Book Festival (from a total of 13).
16 The average age of the performers in School of Comedy at Pleasance Courtyard.
17 Productions or adaptations of Shakespeare plays on the Fringe.
23 Musical steps to climb in Martin Creed's Down Over Up exhibition at the Fruitmarket Gallery.
29.99 Rumoured price in pounds paid for Richard Hammond's underpants, as detailed in Ant Dewson's show, I Bought Richard Hammond's Underpants on eBay, at Just the Tonic @ The Caves.
40 Cast and crew members in Reel-To-Real, marketed as the biggest show on the Fringe.
77 Age of stand-up comic Lynn Ruth Miller, star of Granny's Gone Wild at Laughing Horse @ Espionage.
79 Separate characters played by one person, Joe Bone, across his two Fringe shows, Bane and Bane 2.
259 Separate Fringe venues in 2010.
300 Musicians and singers due to be on stage for the EIF's biggest show, Mahler's Symphony No 8, on Sat 4 Sep.
478 Miles cycled by Circus Trick Tease performer Mr Plonk to get to Edinburgh this year, setting off from London's South Bank.
2,453 Total number of shows on the 2010 Festival Fringe.
100,000 Approximate number of fireworks that will be set off at the Bank of Scotland Fireworks Concert on Sun 5 Sep.


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The San Diego Paranormal Research Society (SDPRS) is a non-profit paranormal investigation team based in San Diego, California. We cover cases within San Diego County, Southern California and even out-of-state. We conduct investigations and supplemental research at NO COST to the client. We help assist clients by identifying the types of activity occurring at their location, helping to ease anxiety associated with those events and to further assist in bringing resolution to the case. We work both intuitively and scientifically, as we feel it gives us a more holistic approach to our work. SDPRS strives to document various types of paranormal phenomena through the use of audio, video, photographs and other specialized equipment utilized in the field of paranormal research. We also educate the general public about ghosts and hauntings and paranormal investigation techniques and strategies. SDPRS is comprised of dedicated and caring individuals who respect the field, our clients and spirits; we strongly adhere to client confidentiality, privacy. and respect of property. We have a passion and desire to learn about this vast field, which is reflected in how we carry out our work.
Our Principles
Listen to clients' concerns; approach each investigation with an open mind and a healthy dose of skepticism; treat every client and location with respect and dignity; keep all client and investigation information confidential; conduct each investigation professionally, ethically and morally; treat all entities and spirits respectfully; help clients understand their individual situation; educate the public on ghosts and hauntings, paranormal research and responsible investigation techniques; conduct research pertinent to investigation location; refer clients to specialized investigators when necessary; analyze all data collected thoroughly and in a timely manner; meet with clients to review collected data and possible paranormal evidence; recommend secondary investigation if warranted; treat the field of paranormal research with honor, respect and dignity
Our Core Values
- ACCOUNTABILITY: Encouraging commitment and ensuring responsibility for actions
- INTREGRITY: Always being honest and conducting ourselves in an ethical fashion.
- TEAMWORK: Working together as a team to accomplish our goals, while respecting our individual differences.
- EXCELLENCE: SDPRS strives to meet our standards, goals and expectations.
- RESPECT: We treat ourselves, clients, locations and entities with the highest respect and reverence at all times.
In The News
- Next "Spirits of the Adobe" tour at the Rancho Buena Vista Adobe to take place on April 20, 2018 at 7pm and 9:30 pm. For more information, please visit http://www.vistarecreation.com
- Nicole Strickland will again, be a featured speaker at the 2018 Preston Castle ParaCon on August 3 rd – 4 th . She will be presenting about "San Diego's Most Haunted" as well representing the RMS Queen Mary on a panel. For more information, please visit http://www.prestoncastle.com/paracon.html
- SDPRS' Nicole Strickland is now writing for FATE Magazine in addition to Paranormal Underground Magazine and Let's Talk Magazine.
- Nicole will join Auriel Grace, host of "A Gang of Girls" radio show on April 15, 2018 or a two-hour episode devoted to the history and paranormal phenomena of the RMS Queen Mary. http://www.agangofgirls.com/
- The team will appear on Spaced Out Radio on May 10, 2018. https://www.spreaker.com/user/spaced-out-radio
- The team will appear on San Diego's Channel 8 News in October of 2018.
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We are not currently taking on new private residence requests until 2018. In order for us to devote ample time to each case, we never take on more cases than we can handle at any given time. If we cannot take on your case, we will be happy to refer you to another responsible team. Thank you for your patience. Click HERE for more information.
Rancho Buena Vista Adobe - "Spirits of the Adobe" Tours
Come join the San Diego Paranormal Research Society as they take you on a ghostly journey through the very historic Rancho Buena Vista Adobe. Guests will learn about the adobe's famed past, paranormal investigation techniques and equipment and have the chance to visit the entire adobe. This is a hands-on paranormal investigation experience; guests will have the opportunity to participate in live EVP and spirit communication sessions and utilize various pieces of equipment common to para research.
TO PURCHASE TICKETS, please visit http://www.vistarecreation.com. Price is $25 per person. There are discounted rates for paranormal teams.
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Paranormal Underground Magazine
SDPRS' Nicole Strickland has signed on with Paranormal Underground Magazine (PUG) as a writer, contributor and correspondent with quarterly articles covering several important aspects of paranormal research.
Paranormal Underground magazine is your connection to the paranormal world. We cover the most controversial topics in the paranormal field, including Paranormal Investigation, Ghosts & Hauntings, UFO Phenomena, Cryptids & Mythological Creatures, Psychic Phenomena, Magic & Lore, Crystals & Herbology, and Conspiracy Theories, among many other paranormal-related content. Join us as we explore the unexplained.
Fate Magazine
Nicole will also be writing for FATE Magazine starting in the summer of 2018. Six decades before the AMC's Walking Dead, SyFy's Paranormal Witness, late-night radio's Coast to Coast AM, and countless websites, blogs, books, and movies began captivating audiences with true tales of the paranormal — there was FATE — a first-of-its-kind publication dedicated to in-depth coverage of mysterious and unexplained phenomena. http://www.fatemag.com/
Let's Talk Magazine
In addition to being the Advertising Director for Let's Talk Radio, Nicole has also joined its writing community as an article contributor for its unique magazine devoted to the paranormal. Managed by the multi-talented Todd Bates, Let's Talk Radio provides the very best in radio show hosting and digital advertising. Its shows offer informative and educational talk about the paranormal and supernatural. https://www.letstalkradio.net/about-us