 As they talk she elaborates on the fact that she broke up with her boyfriend El Niño de Rivera, another matador, something that has been all over the tabloids; as Marco confesses that he knows nothing of bullfighting and that he is a journalist, she becomes angry and leaves his car without saying a word. As he drives off, he hears a scream inside her house and stops, Lydia rushes off and climbs back into his car, she asks him to kill a snake that she found in her house, he does so and comes out of the house crying. With that new confidence established between them they become friends and later on lovers. Marco attends a wedding in Toledo and is surprised to find Lydia there too, since she had said that she did not want to go. The wedding turns out to be of Marcos former fiancé who had the same phobia to snakes as Lydia, Marco was very much in love with her and had a very hard time getting over her (which was the reason of his constant crying over things he could not share with her), Lydia says that she has something important to say but she prefers to wait until after the bull-fight that afternoon but she is gored and becomes comatose. Marco does not leave her side at the hospital and finally befriends Benigno, who recognized him from the dance recital. Marco is told by the doctors that people in coma never wake up but that there are miracle-stories of people who have come back but that he should not keep his hopes high.Benigno is a personal nurse and...
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Yes, he needs to take care of her.The heated print bed with a borosilicate glass print surface. To remove the print bed assembly.
Disconnect the heater and temperature sensor.
Print bed disconnected.
Un-hook the 4 springs.
Un hook springs.
Un hooked spring.
Once all spring are un hooked. Lift the print bed assembly off the lift platform.
Print bed assembly removed from lift platform.
Front right 50x6mm grub screw - Print bed support.
Back center 50x6mm grub screw - Print bed support.
To re-install the print bed assembly. Lay the print bed assembly onto the 3 pointed 50x6mm grub crews, take care the grub-screw- points locate to the holes of the print bed assembly.
Re connect the heater and temperature sensor. Level the print-bed wth the 3 M6x50mm grub screws.Hitting back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his "BJP storm" remark against him, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav today said Samajwadis know how to ride "cycle" through a storm.
Akhilesh also accused Modi of distorting crime data of the state.
"The Prime Minister is saying there is a BJP storm and the chief minister fears that he might be blown off. But we Samajwadis know how to ride a cycle against wind," he said.
His barb came at a series of election meetings in Sitapur and adjoining Lakhimpur Kheri a day after Modi said in Aligarh yesterday that, "...When the wind is so strong, even a young leader cannot face it and seeks help of anything...Even a pole...But this time BJP 'aandhi' (storm) is so strong that the chief minister fears that he might be blown off..."
He said, "If he (Modi) feels storm in UP, he might have felt some strong winds in Punjab also."Akhilesh charged Modi with misrepresenting facts and figures about UP.
Reacting to Modi's remark on poor law and order situation in the state, Akhilesh said, "God knows from where the PM obtained figures (about UP)...The Prime Minister should have honestly put up correct figures before the people."Continuing his diatribe, the chief minister said, "If there be the worst states in country in terms of law and order - on number 1, number 2 and number 3, these are the BJP-ruled states."
Akhilesh listed the achievements of his government and said that more development will take place if SP returned to power.Attacking BJP, he said, "This party made people stand in queues outside banks...Many poor people lost their lives but BJP did not come to their rescue. It was the SP government that announced a financial aid of Rs 2 lakh for the families of such people.
"No one got Rs 15 lakh after all the money was deposited into bank accounts (during the demonetisation drive).  How much ill-gotten money is there."
On the SP-Congress poll alliance, the chief minister said, "It has accelerated the pace of SP's cycle...We did not act like a miser friend. We gave a good number of seats to Congress."
Defending his party's alliance with Congress, he said, "The 'hand' of Congress would speed up the pace of 'cycle'."He also explained to people why SP gave more seats to Congress, saying, "We believe in firm friendship with a large heart."
Out of the 403 Assembly seats, SP will contest 298 leaving the rest for its ally.Responding to "achchey din" rhetoric by BJP, Akhilesh cited hardships caused by demonetisation and said, "Those promising better days to people made them stand in lines outside banks."
He said, "BJP brought all public money into banks in the name of black and white money, benefitting only banks and not to the poor, the farmers."The SP chief asked BJP to divulge figures, saying, "All public money is with banks and now the government must explain to people how much money was black or came from Pakistan."
"They had said they would deposit Rs 15 lakh in each account but not even Rs 15,000 have been deposited," he rued.While appealing people to vote for SP and Congress, he reiterated his commitment to provide Samajwadi pension to all Tharu tribals of Kheri close to Terai region of Nepal in the foothills of the Himalayas.
He promised to link Sitapur-Lakhimpur four-lane highway to Pilibhit through Dudhwa.UP minister Balwant Singh Ramuwalia predicted a rout for BJP in Punjab, Goa and UP and said demonetisation would hit the saffron party badly.“Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God.” This special tour highlights recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize represented in the stained glass windows, kneelers and sculpture at Washington National Cathedral. Learn about the outstanding efforts of these awardees to further peace and universal unity among men.
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