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My first NARS blush, Gilda.02 April
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Wow I love this shade..I adore NARS blushes n eyeshadows..Superb review Sophia!ReplyDelete
Thanks Megha, I'm glad you liked the review! Having just recently tried my first NARS eyeshadows and of course, this my first NARS blush, I can see why they are such a raved about brand! xoDelete
This one always get overlooked, I love it I would definitely recommend Deep Throat, Douceur and Luster they're brilliant shades.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Dixie, I will be sure to check out your recommendations :) xoDelete
This looks lovely, I definitely need to invest in some Nars blushers ! xoxoReplyDeleteReplies
It's a really beautiful shade :) Let me know if you too decide to treat yourself to your first NARS blush! xoDelete
The colour is gorgeous! I haven't tried anything from Nars but am always so tempted :) xoReplyDeleteReplies
It's definitely a tempting brand. There's a few other products from them I want to pluck up the courage to part with my pennies for! xoDelete
This looks like such a beautiful colour :) xReplyDeleteReplies
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ohh nice my first and only bars blush is called torrid i highly reccomend it :-)ReplyDeleteReplies
I will check that one out Joanna, thanks for the recommendation :) xoDelete
I don't think I've seen this one mentioned much, but it's so pretty! :) xReplyDelete
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I'd never heard of this shade until I had swatched it in Liberty! I am so glad I did though, I am besotted xoDelete
Yay a matt NARS blusher. SO nice to see a blogger raving about something from NARS that isn't full of glitter, like Orgasm.ReplyDelete
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Thanks Jules, really glad you enjoyed me sharing Gilda! I think it's a beautiful shade! xoDelete
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I love it, it's nice to have a matte blusher! :) xoDelete
Love this colour. Nars blushes are amazing!ReplyDelete
It's beautiful isn't it? And I definitely agree now that I have tried one for myself :) xoDelete
This shade looks so pretty! :)ReplyDelete
I am yet to own my first NARS product!
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Lovely shade! My first NARS blush is orgasm.ReplyDelete
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I wrote this post a little over a year ago, but it seemed like a good one to repost. I keep needing to work on this. Perhaps you do, too. Happy Thursday, friends. In it together.
You don't realize there are rules about how people behave in public spaces until one of them is being broken. Sociologists call these social norms. I know this despite the fact that I bitterly failed my first Intro to Sociology exam as a freshman in college.
I was having lunch at the Maple Grove Byerly's last week by myself, because I apparently enjoy paying $9 for a salad. Between bites of arugula and mushrooms, I noticed that an annoying radio station was blaring overhead. An angry woman kept raining down rant after rant, and I thought this was odd for Byerly's. Michael Bolton set to musak? Not odd for Byerly's. Angry, petulant female shock jocks reflected perhaps an expanding target market for this gritty grocery chain.
Then I noticed it wasn't a radio station. It was an actual woman, sitting in this actual dining room.
She was across the room, and one of her shopping bags was sitting in front of her face, so I couldn't see her. She was on her phone, and she was livid. So I did what everyone else was doing: I pretended to keep reading my book while simultaneously trying to hear every word she said.
Though there wasn't space for the person on the other end of the line to speak, she kept saying, "I swear, you better let me talk, or I will hang up on you right now." She must have said this a dozen times. There was mention of lawyers, and it was all just really, really loud.
The rest of us in the dining kept awkwardly looking at each other, as if to say, "Doesn't she know where she is? Doesn't she know this is our place, too? Doesn't she know that she's being completely inappropriate? Doesn't she know she should leave?"
It went on and on, and I finished my salad and decided to go get a flu shot. You can do this in Byerly's now. Soon we'll be able to book a room for the night, as God intended for us to do in grocery stores. When I was filling out paperwork and waiting, I kept thinking about this woman. And then I thought about my reaction to her. I noticed something:
When people act inappropriately, my first move is to judge them. What's wrong with them? Don't they know they can't do that here? I wish they would leave! They're ruining my lunch!
I almost never realize how incredibly lame I am being when I think those things.
Steven Covey writes about a father with young kids on a subway car. The kids are wild, racing around, being loud and inappropriate. They're clearly bothering the rest of the people who are trapped in the subway car, while the father just stares off into space. Finally, an exasperated person next to him says, "Sir! Get ahold of your children, please!"
This breaks him out of his trance, and he says, "Oh, I'm terribly sorry. It's just that we're just coming home from the funeral of their mother, and I just have no idea what I'm going to do without her."
We really have no idea what everybody else is up against.
After I got my flu shot, I started walking back towards the dining room to see if the angry woman was still there. I had resolved to try to talk to her if she was done with her phone call. This scared me to death because it was certain to be a conversation that was quicksand, sticky and messy and never over. I was relieved when she was not there, so I went to the bathroom and drove back to work.
We can't help everybody. We can't jump into people's messes and expect to fix them. But I wonder if a warm smile, a touch on the arm, and maybe the gift of a vanilla latté might have gone a long way for this obviously hurting woman.
Let's notice when our first move is judgment, and let's see if we have it in us to do something different, even if it's small.
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This outfit was in the making from last Fall(2013). After having my baby girl, I had gone through all my leggings. These I wore while I had my "love on top" baby bump! I paired this with an awesome pair of flats and a cool tusk horn necklace. The necklace I snagged out the local Flea Market as well as the light gray cardigan. Very Spring!
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U.S. Citizen International Travel up Eight Percent in June 2015, Six Percent Year-to-Date
U.S. citizen outbound totaled 7.7 million travelers for the month and 34.9 million YTD
June 2015/2014 Comparisons
U.S. travel to overseas markets (1) totaled 3.7 million, up five percent in June and also five percent for the year (16.2 million). Regional monthly results were as follows:
U.S. travel to 'other' North American markets totaled 4.0 million, up 10 percent compared to June 2014. Travel to Canada and Mexico for the year (18.7 million) was up eight percent.
June 2015 YTD Market Share
U.S. travel to overseas locations accounted for 46 percent of U.S. outbound international travel.
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(1) Overseas and Mexico air markets reflect non-stop air-only data. A portion of the non-stop passenger traffic to Europe, Middle East and Mexico will transit those regions, connecting through airline hubs (LHR, AMS, FRA, CDG, DXB, MEX etc.) to points beyond. The adjustment to these regions, reflecting 'visitation' (1+ nights), occurs after year-end Survey of International Air Travelers data is compiled.


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A portion of a police document that may reveal to what extent the mayor was involved in a criminal investigation will be released this morning.
In a decision yesterday, Superior Court Justice Ian Nordheimer ordered about half of a nearly 500-page document be made public. The document was used by police to get a search warrant connected to Ford friend Alexander Lisi, but Nordheimer said in court: "I don't think it's fair to say Mr. Lisi was the target of this investigation."
Lisi was arrested Oct. 1 on charges of marijuana trafficking, possession of the proceeds of crime, possession of marijuana and conspiracy to commit an indictable offence. He is out on bail.
INTERACTIVE GRAPHIC: Players in the Ford story
Crown attorney Tom Andreopoulos said Wednesday his office was making the necessary edits to the document before it could be released — which he told reporters could be around 9 or 9:30 a.m.
Media lawyers, including the Star's, who fought in court to make the document public will be sent a digital copy of the large document — of a size that lawyers, including Lisi's, have said is unusual for a drug bust.
The Star's lawyer, Ryder Gilliland, argued that it was in the public interest to make public any links to Rob Ford the document may reveal.
Andreopoulos has said there are several categories of information contained in the document. The section being released Thursday forms what he called the "essential narrative" of the police investigation that resulted in Lisi's arrest.
There is another category of information still subject to legal arguments before it can be released. Andreopoulos said that information includes "innocent parties" who were not arrested as part of the investigation and is not "essential" to the criminal case narrative.
The police investigation, dubbed Project Brazen 2, started when Lisi offered to trade marijuana for a stolen cellphone, according to internal police documents obtained by the Star. That cellphone, according to a Star source, belonged to Ford.
Project Brazen 2 was a spinoff of Project Traveller — a large guns and gang sweep in the city's northwest end which also has numerous connections to Ford.
The Star earlier reported that Lisi, who has been an occasional driver for the mayor, went looking for a now infamous video that appears to show Ford smoking crack cocaine. Ford has said that he does not use cocaine and the video does not exist.
In June, Ford wrote a letter of support for Lisi for his sentencing after he was convicted of uttering death threats to a woman.


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A Manhattan Assemblywoman, Linda Rosenthal, is proposing a bill that would make training, like the "Cut it Out" program mandatory for all cosmetic professionals across the state. The law would not mandate stylists to report domestic violence, but it would make sure all stylists are trained on how to recognize the signs of abuse and how to connect victims with help. Stylists would be required to complete training when they renew their license.
The Family Justice Center has already recognized the importance of training hair stylists. Salon professionals are skilled and experienced listeners who are personally interested in those around them and, as a result, victims of abuse may feel comfortable confiding in them – even if they would never tell anyone else.
With this in mind, the Family Justice Center has been providing training to local salons through the "Cut it Out" program. Local stylists have been trained on what domestic violence is, how to talk to a client they suspect may be experiencing abuse, and how to connect them with resources to help. The salons were also provided with materials that list the warning signs to look out for as they are styling their customers' hair, i.e., bruising of the scalp, partner always accompanies the client or waits for them out in the parking lot, or the partner calls/texts the client constantly to verify their whereabouts.
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Curative juice for bronchitis is very useful in controlling the symptoms of bronchitis. Strictly speaking, bronchitis is the inflammation of the bronchial tubes, affecting the air passage of the nose, throat and larynx and often the bronchioles.
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Tendon is defined on google as "a flexible yet inelastic cord of strong fibrous collagen tissue attaching a muscle to a bone" but the tendon i am referring to today has a Japanese origin and is basically two words combined into one; tempura and donburi!
I generally don't enjoy tempura and even if i do order them in Japanese restaurant, it's purely to satisfy my craving for deep fried stuff. However, a Japan-crazy friend on Facebook (thanks, Caroline!) has been posting mouthwatering pictures of tendon from Tendon Ginza Itsuki and i could not resist a visit down to Tanjong Pagar yesterday.
As the shop was located at the corner, the queue would start away from the main entrance! This was the situation at 7pm and it's the same scenario when i exited an hour later! Don't these people (including me) have Monday blues like normal humans?!
And for those expecting a wide variety of Japanese dishes; be prepared to be disappointed. Aside from drinks, there were just two basic items on the menu; special tendon and vegetables tendon!
Our wait lasted about twenty five minutes before we brought into the restaurant. Do keep in mind that the service staff would ask for your order while you are queuing so as to prepare the kitchen.
With an official tally of only twenty four seats, bigger groups often would have to wait longer and if you are looking at a group of ten, good luck; you would have to split tables or take over the entire stretch of narrow counter seats.
Lady luck wasn't shining on us as well as we were assigned to counter seats! On second thought, it's safer to get in earlier than to inhale the hazardous haze outdoors!
Immediately after we sat down, a small bowl of chawanmushi was served! The ingredients didn't deviate much from those we get from most Japanese restaurants although the taste was saltier due to the addition of seaweed.
Miso soup was sent next and again, it was the flavour of seaweed that overwhelmed the soup; i must say the seaweed was one of a kind with a special kick to it.
You may also help yourself to the pot of pickles cabbage on the table in case your tummy, like mine, was hungry and the tendon had yet to arrive!
Ta-da! My special tendon that was overflowing with tempura! This photo honestly didn't do it much justice and it would appear much larger if my lens was angled from about downward 45 degrees!
So what were in the porcelain bowl beside the rice?! Two good sized prawns, two pieces of chicken, egg and four pieces of vegetables (in my case, baby corn, mushroom, a slice of pumpkin and one stalk of long beans cut into half!
Extra credit to the deep fried poached egg that had its runny yolk oozing out from the slightly crispy casing upon a gentle cut and then lubricating the rice further for a much more luxurious meal.
Leaving the best for the last. Thus far, the batter wasn't cloyingly oily like the case in many places and its thickness was just right for me. Personally, i like the juicy mushroom, the baby corn (deep frying it was a good choice) and the chicken (both were tender).
Of course, the key selling point for me was the mildly sweet sauce (suspected to be teriyaki based) that drenched the rice and the tempura! To ensure the evenness in the distribution of the sauce, a special ladle with three sprouts was used. p.s. that's the advantage of being seated right at the counter.
No idea what kind of prawns they were but the taste was extremely sweet. I have had enough of ebi tempura that was more flour than prawns and this took the cake for being so good; i really hope Tendon Ginza Itsuki could consider having a ebi-don on their menu the next time i visit!
More than satisfied! My friend didn't leave a single grain on her special tendon! Aside from a contented tummy, we exited with the strong smell of grease on our clothing! Bring along extra shirt / top if you are going somewhere else!
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Lunch: 11:30 am. - 2.30 pm.
Dinner: 5.30 pm. - 10.00 pm.
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p.s. That Facebook friend of mine recommends diners not to be the first few in line when the restaurant opens for business as she discovered that the chef tends to make too many bowls and your tendon might not be as "hot" as they should be.


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Smashing Pumpkins' frontman Billy Corgan has laid into Radiohead, declaring them "pompous".
The singer, whose band release their new studio album 'Oceania' on Monday (June 18), said that Oxford band were a symbol of the current culture of "valuation" which he despises.
Speaking about how rock music is viewed in popular culture at the moment, Corgan told Antiquiet: "I can't think of any people outside of Weird Al Yankovic who have both embraced and pissed on rock more than I have. Obviously there's a level of reverence, but there's also a level of intelligence to even know what to piss on."
He then went on: "Because I'm not pissing on Rainbow. I'm not pissing on Deep Purple. But I'll piss on fucking Radiohead, because of all this pomposity. This value system that says Jonny Greenwood is more valuable than Ritchie Blackmore. Not in the world I grew up in."
Corgan went to compare Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood to Deep Purple's Ritchie Blackmore and himself and said that the veteran was better than both of them.
He added: "So I find myself defending things. Is Ritchie Blackmore a better guitar player than me and Jonny Greenwood? Yes. Have we all made contributions? Yes. I'm not attacking that. I'm attacking the pomposity that says this is more valuable than that. I'm sick of that. I'm so fucking sick of it, and nobody seems to tire of it."
'Oceania' is the seventh full-length effort of the band's career and is currently streaming online via iTunes. Visit iTunes.com to hear the record.
To read an exclusive new interview with Billy Corgan in which he discusses the making of 'Oceania', his career in the Smashing Pumpkins, Courtney Love and which member of his old line-up he's cool with and who he thinks is "a piece of shit", pick up the new issue of NME, which is on newsstands tomorrow (June 13) or available digitally.


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Patriots pursuing historical win at Super Bowl LII
OKLAHOMA CITY – For the sixth time in Super Bowl history, we have a repeat between two teams. Super Bowl LII on Sunday (5:30 p.m. NBC) between New England and Philadelphia is a rematch of Super Bowl XXXIX. The Patriots also are looking to repeat as world champions for the second time. Only eight times have there been back-to- back winners in the Super Bowl.
Their last matchup, which followed the 2004 season, was an epic contest as both teams battled through a scoreless first quarter, remained tied (7-7) at halftime and again after the third quarter (14-14). The Patriots scored 10 points during the first half of the fourth period for a 24-14 lead, but the Eagles refused to wave the white flag.
Philly drove 79 yards to close the gap when quarterback Donovan McNabb fired a 30-yard scoring strike to Greg Lewis. The drive took 13-plays and milked nearly four minutes off the clock. Down, 24-21, with 1:55 to go, the Eagles' onside kick was secured by New England's Christian Fauria. The Eagles D held the Pats to three-and- out, and New England's punt was downed at the Eagles' 4-yard line. Philadelphia got one last chance with 46 seconds remaining and about 63 yards for David Akers to boot a tying field goal.
New England's Rodney Harrison intercepted McNabb's pass two plays later to squelch any Eagles' comeback. The Patriots won their third Super Bowl in four years.
New England quarterback Tom Brady completed 23 of 33 passing for 236 yards and 2 TDs. Brady is back again in Super Bowl LII—the lone participant from that epic showdown 13 years ago. So is Bill Belichick, New England's head coach for the last 18 years. Together, Brady and Belichick are in their eighth Super Bowl and seeking a sixth championship.
Sunday's Super Bowl will be played in Minneapolis, and the forecast for the Twin Cities is predicted to be a high of 8 degrees, but the temperature inside U.S. Bank Stadium will be a cozy 72 (or higher with body temperatures heating up the place).
Both teams sport an identical 15-3 record and were the No. 1 seeds in their conferences.
Philadelphia edged Atlanta, 15-10, in the NFC Divisional Round. The Falcons held a 10-9 halftime leads, but the Eagles defense showed some fangs in the second half by holding Atlanta scoreless and yielding just 118 yards. Kicker Jake Elliott, who booted a 53-yarder before halftime, added a field goal in the third quarter and another in the fourth to lift the Eagles to the deciding lead.
The Falcons got the ball with six minutes to go and drove to the Eagles' 2-yard line, but Matt Ryan overthrew Julio Jones in the end zone to end Atlanta's final effort.
Philly blasted Minnesota, 38-7, in the NFC Championship. The Vikings took a 7-0 lead early in the game, but the Eagles defense put the clamps down the rest of the way. Two turnovers led to 14 points for Philadelphia—Patrick Robinson returned a Minnesota pass for a touchdown and a fumble recovery later set up the Eagles' 14-7 lead.
The Patriots path in the playoffs was the opposite of Philly's. New England blew out Tennessee, 35-14, in the AFC Divisional Round and squeaked by Jacksonville, 24-20, in the AFC Championship.
The Titans took a 7-0 lead late in the first quarter, but the Pats scored 35 unanswered points.
Tom Brady who threw for 337 yards and three TDs. Halfback James White, recipient of one of Brady's scoring strikes, also scored on a 6-yard run, was the recipient of one of his scoring strikes.
The Jaguars commanded the first 46 minutes of the AFC Championship and held a 20-10 lead early in the fourth period. Brady twice connected with Danny Amendola with touchdown passes to finish off the Jags.
New England overcame a 25-point deficit in last year's Super Bowl and scored 31 unanswered points in the final 21 minutes to beat Atlanta, 34-28, in overtime. If the Eagles want to capture their first Lombardi Trophy, they can't let off the gas if they get a lead Sunday.
Philadelphia is going to have to try to win this thing with a quarterback (Nick Foles) who has 39 starts in six years. New England's Tom Brady has 36 career starts—in the playoffs. Brady has led the Pats to five Super Bowl titles, and he was named MVP in four of them.
Foles has been solid since taking over for Carson Wentz who blew out a knee near the end of the 2017 season. Foles has completed 64 percent for an average of 180 yards and 8 TDs to 2 INTs.
That's a rating of 94.8. He completed 78 percent in the postseason for an average of 299 yards and 3 touchdowns. His rating jumped to 122.1 in the playoffs. Brady's QB rating for the regular season and the postseason was 103.0 and rose to 105.0 during the playoffs.
Foles must get into a rhythm, and the Eagles must open running lanes for LeGarrette Blount and Jay Ajaye to balance the offensive attack. Philly was third in the league with 132.2 yards per game during the regular season and averaged 103 during the playoffs. Foles must find his top receivers—tight end Zach Ertz, who caught 85 passes for 949 yards and 8 TDs, and wideout Nelson Agholor, who pulled in 68 passes for 851 yards and 8 TDs.
Leading the Patriots defense are to veterans of a pair of Super Bowls. Linebacker Don't'a Hightower is healthy and ready to lead the Patriots' defense. He missed most of the '17 season with two different injuries. Safety Devin McCourty led New England with 97 tackles this season.
The Eagles have one of the best defenses in 2017, but so did Jacksonville and Brady carved up the Jags in the fourth quarter. Philly's defense must disrupt Brady's rhythm. If he gets comfortable in the pocket, he will slice up the Eagles like a Grade A prime rib.
Philadelphia boasts one of the best defensive fronts this year. Fletcher Cox, Brandon Graham, Derek Barnett, and Chris Long combined for 27 sacks through the playoffs.
The only concern for New England is the possible loss of Pro Bowl tight end Rob Gronkowski who is still questionable with a concussion he suffered in the AFC Championship. What else is there to say about a team that knows how to win Super Bowls?
The Eagles had a tremendous ride going from worst in the NFC East two years ago to NFC champs this year. But the journey will end in Minneapolis as the Patriots look like they are ready to take care of business once again and become the second team to hoist the Lombardi Trophy for a sixth time, tying them with the Steelers. Pittsburgh also is the only team to win back-to-back Super Bowls twice. It's difficult to pick against Brady and Belichick. Pats 27, Eagles 23.
*Philadelphia leads the overall series 7-6 over New England.
*New England is 5-4 in the Super Bowl.
*Philadelphia is 0-2 in the Super Bowl.
*NFC leads the Super Bowl series 26-25, but AFC teams have won three straight.
*This is the second Super Bowl in Minneapolis. Washington defeated Buffalo, 37-24, in the Metrodome.
*Patriots coach Bill Belichick's record: 250-118 (.679) overall (214-74 at New England); 28-10 in the playoffs (27-9 at New England); 5-2 in the Super Bowl; 4-1 vs. Philadelphia.
*Eagles coach Doug Pederson's record: 22-12 (.647) overall; 2-0 in the playoffs; first Super Bowl and meeting with New England.
*Teams with white jerseys have won 32 Super Bowls (63%).
*New England is favored by 4.5.
*The favored team has won 34 Super Bowls (67%).
*Seedings for the NFL playoff didn't begin until 42 years ago, and only 12 Super Bowls (29%) have hosted both No. 1 seeds from the NFC and AFC.
*Okies in the Super Bowl—New England: Geneo Grissom (OU), third-team defensive end; Philadelphia: Lane Johnson, starting right tackle.
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Set less than 10 minutes from town in the hamlet of Freeburgh and only minutes walk to the Ovens River is this "as new" 4/5 bedroom home sitting on 8 acres.
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Executive home with passive solar design.
Privacy plus with its screening from the road, orientation, as well as location on its parcel of land.
5 bedroom (or 4 and an office), 2 bathroom 20 sq brick veneer home completed in early 2014.
Open plan living space that leads out to an undercover North facing alfresco area.
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88,000 litre water storage.
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Malayalam actor Suresh Gopi took oath as a Rajya Sabha (RS) MP on Friday, April 29, becoming the first Mollywood actor to be a part of the upper house of the Indian Parliament. Suresh is said to be the sixth nominated member of the RS from Kerala.
Suresh took the oath in English before the Indian Vice President and Rajya Sabha Chairman Hamid Ansari. His family members were also present at the gallery of the House to witness the oath taking ceremony of the superstar.
Before the swearing in ceremony, Suresh met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and reportedly invited him to visit the popular Guruvayoor Temple in Kerala. Latest reports also suggest that the new MP was congratulated by Malayalam actors, including Mammootty, Mohanlal, Innocent, Kavya Madhavan, Jayaram, Parvathy and Dileep, among others.
Meanwhile, Suresh's name was nominated by Indian President Pranab Mukherjee following the recommendation of Modi, who is planning to open a strong ground for Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Kerala.
Five others, including boxer MC Mary Kom, former cricketer Navjot Singh Sidhu, JP leader Subramanian Swamy, former NAC member Narendra Jadhav and journalist Swapan Dasgupta from the field of literature, science, sports, art and social service were also nominated by the president.
Watch the video of Suresh Gopi taking oath as the Rajya Sabha MP:
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My hearty felicitations to dear Suresh Gopi for being an honorable Member of Parliament. I wish him whole - heartedly on this occasion
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Congrats to suresh ettan . Proud MP and member of the Rajya Sabha .
Aju Varghese
Many wishes to Suresh ettan
Gauri Pillai(actress Jomol)
Proud moment.. To watch our very own Suresh chettan ( Suresh Gopi ) sworn in as Rajya Sabha MP from his house in Trivandrum.


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Good evening lovelies, what an interesting day it has been for us! At very last minute, Eddy and I decided to surprise his family with an impromptu trip up to Lincoln for the weekend as he had a free couple of days in the diary. We piled in the car and, seven hours later (and a whole lot of traffic jams later) we finally made it back to the family home in one piece!
After being spoiled with a home cooked meal and diving into the usual hearty 'banter' around the dining table, I can't help but feel it's as if we haven't been away-even though it's been four months.
So, we are here for the next couple of days and I am sure there will be some lovely family moments I will be sharing with you all...stay tuned for that and I hope you all have a wonderful weekend!


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A story full of passion and knowledge of the environment and the tradition, from 1952.
Up here in the heart of the majestic peaks of the Dolomites, the butcher lives in symbiosis with the charcuterie and every skilled craftsman knows how to work the meat and produce local meats. In this world lives and grows Angelo Carpano the founder of the company. Angelo is a young shop capable of Belluno, Strong-willed and learns the art of working in the employ of the best local laboratories.
The encounter with the young Catherine, Origin of Moena in Val di Fassa, represents the turning point for the ambitions to start his own Angelo. In 1952, in fact, the couple opened the butcher shop of Pozza di Fassa. Over the years the family grows and arrive five children, all engaged in the meat processing. The eldest son Louis, natural depository of feelings and paternal culture, directs with passion and skill, transforming the family business, in short time, in a real landmark of the entire production of the Ladin.
In 1983 is expanded headquarters in Pozza di Fassa, while in 1997 inaugurated the point of sale Canazei. In 2004 as a result of the steady increase in customers and the demand for products CARPANO in Italy is built the new plant Falcade (BL) dedicated to the production of bacon, sausages and salami of the Dolomites.
The following year, the handover takes place between the father and the eldest son Louis Alexander. With the guidance of Alexander the company takes another step forward in being able to make the mark CARPANO into a real brand recognized and appreciated throughout Italy. In 2011 the considerable demand for products coming from CARPANO 'South Tyrol Alessandro door to usher in the new point of sale Corvara in Alta Badia.
In the following year the passion and culture to the milk and its derivatives convinces Alexander joined his brother Andrea founded the CARPANOLAT and to build the Dairy polifunzionante of Moena.
Today Alexander, Andrea and all the fundamentals employees are engaged on a daily basis to improve and develop businesses, keeping unchanged the principles and values of the tradition of the Val di Fassa and keeping intact those authentic flavors of the Dolomites.


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Various indicators point to surface drainage problems negatively affecting soybean yields, especially in wet years. One common-sense indicator is to just view a young soybean field that has low spots following some big rains. The plants in the low locales are stunted, or maybe even dead. Data from irrigators in the southeast Missouri region provided to the annual Bootheel irrigation surveys also points in the same direction.
First, growers indicated in the surveys that soybean yields are 4 bushels to 5 bushels per acre higher in fields that have been laser-leveled. Second, yields are higher if the field was bedded up. Interestingly, the yield increase from both lasering and bedding is always greater on full-season soybeans than it is for double-crop soybeans.
I have always attributed that to the fact that full-season soybeans receive more rainfall than double-crop beans. According to research on flat- and bed-planted soybeans, both full-season and double-crop, there is an 8.8-bushel and 3.8-bushel yield increase for beds versus flat for full-season and double-crop soybeans, respectively. The data comes from 2003-08 and represents information from 142 fields.
To test the supposition that early-season rainfall plays a factor in increasing the benefits of beds, yield data from the Bootheel irrigation surveys were correlated to the amount of rainfall just following planting. Daily rainfall amounts were collected for the years 2003 to 2008 using the University of Missouri's Delta Center weather station located at Portageville, Mo. Rainfall amounts were summed up for periods of two, three, four, five, six, and seven weeks following "typical" planting dates. May 7 and June 30 were used as the "typical" planting dates for full-season and double-crop soybeans, respectively.
The average flat-planted yield for each year was subtracted from the average bed-planted yield to obtain the difference in yield between the two bedding methods for both full- and double-crop beans for each year. This yield difference was then correlated to the rainfall amounts for each of the six periods of time after planting (i.e., two to seven weeks).
It was found that yield-rainfall amount correlations were better as the period of time became shorter. That is, the total amount of rainfall that occurred in the seven weeks after planting had little bearing in predicting the yield difference between flat and bedded systems. However, the amount of rainfall received in the two weeks following planting had good linear correlation.
If rainfall amounts during the first two weeks following planting exceed about 1.25 inches, yield begins to be lost if soybeans are flat-planted. For each additional inch of rain after the 1.25-inch point, about 5 or 6 bushels of yield is lost.
While bedding up beans sounds like a good recommendation on paper, it can pose some problems. Historically, the Bootheel irrigation survey shows that about 50 percent of full-season and 60 percent of double-cropped soybeans are flat-planted.
There are other concerns besides the cost of fuel for bedding up. Farmers who rotate rice and beans will be hard-pressed to bed up a bean field that will next year go back onto rice. Also, farmers with double-crop soybeans have only a small window of time to get their bean crop planted after the winter wheat has come off.
Another factor to consider is what exactly will be the amount of rainfall that will be received during the two weeks following planting. One is likely to experience smaller amounts of rainfall in the two-week period following double-crop soybean planting than would be encountered in the two weeks after full-season soybean planting due to the change in rainfall patterns.
In fact, from 1990 to 2008, 49 percent of the years had less than 1.25 inches for the two-week total on double crop soybeans. Full-season beans had 42 percent of its years less than 1.25 inches.
Putting soybeans on beds in the Mid-South appears to increase yield, which is most likely related to the amount of rainfall that is received after planting. The benefits of bedding increases as post-planting rainfall increases, thus full-season beans show higher yield increases to bedding than do double-crop soybeans. A farmer can use rainfall probabilities to help determine if bedding will work for him.


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Welcome To Kitchen Judge
Let's be honest, we all have something in our kitchen that isn't needed.
After some thought I've compiled a list of 10 things you must have in your kitchen.
If you're starting a home kitchen from scratch or trying to get your basics right; This is the list you need.
- Best Blender
- Best Bread Maker
- Best Deep Fryer
- Top 10 Food Processor
- Best Juicer To Buy
- Top 20 Microwave Oven
- Best Pressure Cooker
- Top 10 Rice Cooker
- 10 Best Slow Cooker
- 10 Best Toaster Oven
This list is not, by any means, exhaustive. These are just the essentials that I think any kitchen must have to be functioning.
Slow Cooker
5 Best Personal Blender 2019
Best Stainless Steel Dishwasher
Food Processor
Best Food Processor for Hummus
Coffee Maker
3 Best Keurig Coffee Maker 2019
Deep Fryer
Top 10 Best Deep Fryer Reviews of 2019
Induction CookTop
5 Best Induction Cooktop Cookware 2019
Microwave Oven
Best Over The Range Microwave Oven 2019
Pressure Cooker
3 Best Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker 2019
Best Counter Depth Refrigerator
Rice Cooker
Best Korean Rice Cooker
Toaster Oven
Best Toaster Oven 2019 – Top 10 Toaste Reviews
Waffle Maker
3 Best Commercial Waffle Maker 2019
Vacuum Sealer
3 Best Commercial Vacuum Sealer of 2019
Types of Cooktops
Cooktop on all of the different types of cook tops will help you choose the best cook top for you.
When you take out the more primitive types of cooking like wood stoves and the outdoor types of cook tops like charcoal grills, you are only left with three types of cook tops.
These cooktops are induction, electric, and gas. All these types of cooktops will have different features and benefits.
Gas Cooktop
Gas cooktops have an open flame which is fueled by gas. These cook tops are sturdy and cannot be damaged through normal use.
Another advantage is that you can see the height of the flame and adjust it according to how fast you want to cook. This means that no matter what gas cooktop you cook on, there will not be a new learning curve for heat times because they will all be the same.
Disadvantages to this kind of cooktop is that they can be difficult to clean and are less safe than other models. The reason they can be unsafe is because you are dealing with a live flame and you have the added worry of a gas leak.
Electric Cooktop
Electric cooktops can operate off of flat surfaces or coils. The coils will be less expensive but harder to clean. They are more durable but will still need to be replaced at some point.
The flat surface is very easy to clean, but is made of glass which can be broken. You'll also find that the induction oven cooktop has these qualities as well.
Induction Cooktop
Induction cooktops are usually more expensive than gas and electric cooktops. In addition to this, you can only use certain types of pots and pans on them. They also make a low pitched noise while in operation.
The upside is that they clean up easier, cook faster, and are less dangerous to own and operate. These cooktops do not get very hot and instead will heat up your cooking device to heat up your food.
They even leave the handles of your pots and pans lukewarm and easy to touch even after cooking with them. You'll also find that they draw upon less energy when in use.


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Zdenek Stybar defends world cyclocross title
ST. WENDEL, Germany (VN) — After suffering a mid-season knee injury, Zdenek Stybar decided he wanted to concentrate solely on a single race. It paid off on Sunday in St. Wendel as the Czech successfully defended his elite men's world cyclocross title, finishing well ahead of Belgium's Sven Nys.
Stybar crossed the line all alone, arms flung wide and punching the air. Seventeen seconds later Nys followed for second, waving to the crowd.
"Whatever race, it's very difficult to win," a smiling Stybar said afterward. "They say the most difficult to win is the first one, and the second one is a little bit easier. It's really unbelievable. It's really great."
Great isn't exactly what Stybar had been feeling in December when he decided to cut his World Cup campaign short, stop competition and then spend time recovering and training to regain form on the Mediterranean island of Mallorca.
"No one really expected that could put my whole focus on this one race … and then do well," Stybar said. "No one really believed me when I put on my Twitter account how many hours I'd been doing on Mallorca, but I was motivated."
Not being a Belgian is reason enough to go fast
Stybar's motivation was evident from the start as he quickly moved to the front and led the field of 59 starters through the running track and onto the dirt of the 2.8km course around Sankt Wendel.
"I wanted to keep the pace as high as I could," he said. "I was afraid that we would ride this race in too big of a group and that doesn't suit me."
Stybar's efforts strung out the field almost in single file, with a small group forming up front. There at the front of a gaggle of black-red-and-gold-striped Belgian team kits was Stybar driving the pace with a small selection of others in the mix. American Jonathan Page appeared to be solidly in contention, ending the first lap in fifth, right there with Stybar, Nys and fellow Belgians Kevin Pauwels, Klaas Vantornout, Gerben de Knegt and Bart Wellens.
Local fans were thrilled to see young German phenom' Phillipp Walsleben there, too, with France's Francis Mourey and Italian Marco Fontana.
While still driving the pace at the front, Stybar looked around and decided he wasn't too happy with the make-up of the lead group.
"Too many Belgians," he said. "I didn't like that."
He continued to ride aggressively and the group was whittled down to more manageable levels. At the same time, Page suffered a flat and a rider who could have been a contender found himself chasing hard after a long ride back to the pits for a new bike.
Stybar and the Belgians continued to winnow down the field and after four laps the leaders included just the defending world champion, Nys, Pauwels, Vantornout, Walsleben and Fontana.
The six already had a comfortable gap on a rather sizable 10-man chase group that included Mourey and American Tim Johnson. However, Johnson's chances evaporated just the group crossed the line at the end of lap four. Another rider caught a pedal in Johnson's front wheel, the wheel collapsed and Johnson hit the deck. He was transported to a local hospital and Johnson said he suffered no major injuries in the mishap.
"I was just getting ready to move out of that group when the dude moved in from the left and drove me to the right," Johnson told VeloNews. "There was no chance to save it … I dumped it hard. I guess — as the Germans say — I had a painful ausfahrt (exit) from this one. I was seriously ausfahrted."
Johnson said he has major bruising around his ribs and "a couple of hairline fractures," but he's not too concerned about the long-term consequences of the crash because "hey, season's over now."
Meanwhile at the front, two more laps into the 11-lap event, Stybar decided to really test his legs.
"With three Belgians out there, I didn't want to wait around and see which one of them would attack," Stybar said. "I attacked once and only Sven stayed with me. I was comfortable with that."
Not even Nys could hold Stybar in check. By the end of lap 7, the Czech rider had a six-second advantage, one that steadily grew to 18 seconds by the finish.
"No, that's not a lot, but my only worry was making a mistake or having a mechanical problem," Stybar said. "I felt good and I felt the kind of pain I felt when doing intervals on Mallorca. The knee was fine."
Behind, Walsleben tried an attack with two laps remaining and succeeded only in shedding Fontana from the group. The young German was left with a two-on-one battle with the Belgians, the situation Stybar did his best to avoid.
The attacks came first from one and then the other, as the two Belgians played cat-and-mouse with their rival. The gamesmanship — some call it "argy-bargy" — slowed the pace enough so that Mourey joined up from the next chase group.
At the finish, 1:15 behind the winner, Pauwels surged onto the track, held off a charge from Mourey and earned the usual powerhouse of cyclocross only its second medal of the weekend.
Nys was somewhat philosophical in having been defeated on a course on which he'd won the world title in 2005.
"I'm happy," he said. "The strongest man won here today. He earned it. I'm 34 — almost 35 — and I rode the best I could … it just happened to be second-best today."
Indeed, Nys said missing a worlds gold is no reason for him to consider retirement.
"I'm committed to racing through the 2014 season," he said. "I love what I do. I am still pretty good at it — I only missed the podium in five races this season — and I enjoy my job."
Stybar, meanwhile, will be joining the Quick Step team this coming road season and may change his focus from here on out.
"I want to try to see what I can do on the road," he said. "I am young and the one thing I do not want to do is to look back and wonder if I could have done it. It's a good thing to try. I just need to focus on that for a while."
And you know what can happen when Zdenek Stybar decides to focus on a goal. Stay tuned.
—Online editor at large Patrick O'Grady contributed to this report.


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By Spc. Shameka EdwardsJanuary 11, 2010
FORT CARSON, Colo. - The United States Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center and the Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers program are hosting the Peer to Peer Safety Video Competition that began Oct. 1 and ends April 30, 2010.
The contest is designed to encourage Soldiers to create their own safety video displaying individual ideas conveying safety messages to inform and protect their fellow servicemembers from unsafe acts, said Paul Burns, 4th Infantry Division and Fort Carson Safety director.
In today's information environment, Soldiers have access to video cameras and digital technology, said Burns.
On the internet alone, there are a vast number of videos showcasing people committing unsafe acts where risk management was not a priority, Burns said.
The Peer to Peer Safety Video Competition provides Soldiers the opportunity to use their skills to create a professional product targeting an audience that they can relate with - fellow servicemembers, he said.
"This competition challenges Soldiers to personalize safety messaging and pick topics that have meaning for them and their peers," said Dr. Patricia LeDuc, USACRSC, Human Factors Task Force director.
"A good video captures your attention, evokes emotion and makes you think," said the Peer to Peer competition facilitator.
The contest is open to Army active duty, Army Reserve, and National Guard Soldiers according to the USACRSC website, https://safety.army.mil/videocompetition.
The videos should convey effective ways to safely conduct off-duty activities such as, but not limited to, privately owned vehicle driving; motorcycle and all-terrain vehicle use; handling of privately owned weapons; water-related activities and sports activities.
Safety Videos from the first competition are displayed on the website as well as sample videos providing Soldiers a reference point for their own videos, said Jennifer Albert, USACRSC Command Information manager.
USACRSC will award the first place winner a gold medal certificate and gold "Safety Emmy" Trophy. The second place winner will be awarded a silver medal certificate and silver "Safety Emmy;" and the third place winner a bronze medal certificate and bronze "Safety Emmy."
Each Soldier who places will also be awarded up to $2000 from the Army BOSS program, the co-sponsors of the competition.
"The power of peer influence, especially among our Soldiers, is truly something we need to harness, to help us prevent accidents and save lives throughout our Army," said Col. Scott Thompson, USACRSC deputy commander.
"The Peer to Peer Video Competition puts our Soldiers center stage so they are able to share their own messages directly with their peers and, through that sharing, possibly save a life."
Soldiers are encouraged to visit the USACRSC website for the official competition rules and video submission guidelines.


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You can post a shadow calculation request in this thread if you have a bad PC and need to have shadows calculated for your track
Someone in this forum will hopefully pick it up and do the shadow calculation for you.
You can put a password on the track, but then you will have to send that person the password.
Shadows should be calculated in high btw.


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With the first half of the split officially finished, we can begin to look at how the teams stack up against each other after 9 game days, giving us a good sample size (90 games) to start looking at team-wide gold distribution and resource allocation trends. Statistics aren't the be-all and end-all, so I'll add the necessary perspective behind some of the outliers. In this article I'll take a closer look at one player (Schalke 04's Fox), one role (Jungle), and one team (G2 Esports).
As an example, let's take a look at Fnatic. In the above picture we've added the actual numbers to give you guys context on how to interpret the graphic. Rekkles earns 23.9% of his team's income, the average AD Carry in the league is given around 23.1%. This difference may seem small, but it's quite influential, relatively speaking. Note that Yellowstar won't be earning more gold than Febiven, but the latter is farther away from the league average for mid-laners in their teams. While the actual percentage difference looks small, we have to bear in mind that with a sample size of 90 games these are differences worth talking about. With that in mind, let's dive into the stats!
FOX > Eika
Schalke 04 is one of the pleasant surprises this split. Elements was a team that I personally thought had already hit their ceiling, and while Fox looked serviceable on Unicorns of Love, I doubted the roster swap would mean that much for a very disjointed Elements. Thankfully for Schalke 04, I was wrong. Fox is a distinguishable upgrade over Eika and has brought a lot more balance to the S04 Roster; resources can be distributed, leads can be donated, but that's not the case with Fox: Schalke's star mid-laner earns his advantages. In a region where mid lane talent has historically been in abundance, Fox has miraculously found room to grow and, that growth has been staggering. He is the surprise of the split, and his domination is fully backed up by stats:
- Highest CSD@10 (+6.3)
- Highest CSD@20 (+11.2, second place is Ryu with 2.22)
- Highest in Kills (73, tied with Febiven) and highest kill share in the league
- 34.3% of his team damage share (second highest out of all players in the league, G2 Zven has 34.7%)
- 713 DPM, second highest of mid-laners
- Secured 9 solo kills, only surpassed by Exileh (12)
Steve and MrRallez aren't performing poorly, but Fox's stellar performances warrant him receiving a higher percentage of his team's gold, meaning Steve and MrRallez receive less compared to their respective opponents. That's a departure from the spring split, where Eika's lower impact meant Steve and MrRallez soaked up a lot more resources, relatively speaking.
The immense pressure Fox exerts also liberates Steve, who can now perform on both tanks and carries and is starting to play with more aggression in lane. Gilius is falling into a lower-economy, high-impact, ganking-oriented style. He still needs to be more adaptive in in pathing and be more flexible in style, however. When his ganks fail early he falls too far behind and that's still a problem for S04; they're heavily dependant on Gilius being even or ahead in the game as he's the primary shotcaller.
A look at jungler outliers.
A cursory glance at the Player of the Game leaderboard will tell you Junglers are highly impactful in the current meta. They set the game's pace and their decisions influence the game heavily, especially in the early game. This is why we'll take a look at some of the outliers.
G2's Trick and Fnatic's Spirit have both kept their farm-centric style from spring split. Both these Korean junglers show a lot of similarities, despite their slightly different champion pools (Spirit prefers Kha'Zix and Lee Sin, while Trick leans heavier towards Rek'Sai), though both share picks like Nidalee and Elise. They like to prioritize clearing their jungle and invading the enemy jungle, and play a style centered around tactical vision and pressure, as opposed to the more ganking-oriented approach preferred by Trashy and Gilius. However, it's worth noting that Trick and Spirit showed in select games that they can play more aggressive early styles as well.
Trick and Spirit kill the most jungle creeps in the game (123 and 125 respectively) on average over the course of the game, but while doing that they also tax their lanes a lot in the mid-game. There's only one jungler who kills more lane minions, and that's Origen's Amazing. This is how they consistently gain leads over their peers.
The only other player that stands out aside from Trick and Spirit is H2K's Jankos. Similarly to how S04 rely on Gilius for guidance, H2K rise and fall with Jankos' early game: when Jankos is on form, the results are spectacular. Jankos' snowballing in the early games has generated a lot of H2K's leads, but the team still looks lost in the mid-game. This is largely because of how inefficiently they play the mid-game (H2K as a team pick up the least CS @ 15-30 out all teams in the EU LCS). This has direct implications on Freeze's ability to carry, which is why he has more success on utility-based marksmen.
Move over Perkz, there's a new Sheriff in town.
The introduction of Zven and Mithy to G2 is definitely noticeable; Trick still has his above-average gold share, but the bot lane receives a lot of resources. This has created a notable change in Perkz: he's statistically no longer the stand-out mid-laner that he was in spring, that crown now belongs to Fox. Perkz has been unable to repeat the incredible performances that earned him the Rookie of the Split award in the spring, and he's honestly struggling at times. Obviously the meta has shifted to less carry oriented mid-laners, but that doesn't explain him overextending so often. The lack of playmaking champions, rich with gap closers and assassination potential, does seem to have affected Perkz, however. Without the influx of additional gold earned due to roams and solo kills, Perkz now finds himself a lot more evenly matched against his lane opponents in the mid-game. This occasionally leads to decision making errors, and Perkz will need to keep his hubris in-check and allow Zven and Mithy to take over.
Zven and Mithy have clearly shown that they're the best bot lane in Europe. Their laning prowess in particular is immense, and this is heavily reflected in the CSD numbers at 10 minutes. In standard lanes, Zven consistently builds colossal leads of 16.56 creeps at 10 minutes in standard lanes. Rekkles' 4.2 and MrRallez' 1 cs advantages are the only remaining positive differentials, everyone else is down on average. Zven tops damage per minute for AD carries with 732 DPM and is only narrowly beaten by Rekkles in GPM (445 for Zven vs 451 for Rekkles).
Their top-laner Expect is in a similar position to former top-laner Kikis, but as a low-economy style player he can't provide the same additional, intangible benefits to the team. Communication is lacking, as alluded to in multiple interviews, and it's apparent in his very lackluster teleports. G2 is working on a lot of these issues, and week 5 already showed some progression as they dismantled Fnatic in a 2-0 series victory.
The numbers don't lie
It's always interesting to hear other perspectives and different analysis, and if you have a strong opinion on any of the outliers, please leave a comment below! While the numbers don't lie, statistics aren't absolute indicators of performance. They do, however, spark very interesting discussions, and I'd love to hear what you have to say!


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President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) yesterday touted his love for Taiwan and his efforts to secure the nation's sovereignty, insisting that his proposed peace agreement with China is aimed at establishing long-term cross-strait peace.
In an interview with the talk show Report to the Voters on CTV, Ma bemoaned the Democratic Progressive Party's (DPP) continuous challenges over his pro-China stance following his recent proposal to sign a peace agreement with China, saying that he should not carry "original sin" just because his parents came from China.
"Your hometown is where you bury your family members. My grandparents, my father and my uncle are buried here. I love Taiwan deeply because Taiwan is my home and no one should doubt my love for Taiwan," he said.
Discussing his cross-strait policies in the hour-long interview, Ma reiterated that key to his proposed peace pact is systemizing the "status quo" across the Taiwan Strait.
The two sides of the Strait maintain the "status quo" of the "three noes" — no unification, no independence and no use of force — and the proposed peace agreement was based on the principle of "no use of force," Ma said.
He insisted that former presidents Lee Teng-hui (李登輝) and Chen Shui-bian (陳水扁), as well as DPP Chairperson Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文), had proposed similar mechanisms to maintain cross-strait peace and his efforts should not be distorted as a move toward unification.
"We will be extremely cautious when promoting any of the policies mentioned in my 'golden decade' visions and, as I said, the government will not promote a peace pact without domestic support," he said.
Domestic support for the peace pact would be determined through a referendum, he said.
Ma added that if he is re-elected in January's presidential election, he would not take the victory as support for his proposed peace agreement, and he dismissed concerns that the Ma camp is attempting to turn the presidential election into a peace agreement referendum.
Signing a peace agreement with China was one of the proposals Ma outlined for what he called a "golden decade," one of the pillars of his re-election campaign platform.
When asked about the time frame for signing a peace agreement with China, the president said it was unlikely that a cross-strait peace pact could be promoted during his second term, if he is re-elected, as the nation is still living in a bipartisan political environment.
"However, as the president of the nation, I need to consider the future of our next generations and be prepared for the issues the nation will face in the next decade, including long-term peace across the Taiwan Strait," he said.
He also dismissed the DPP's criticisms of his golden decade visions as a "one-man decision" and said that the contents of the visions were presented only after cross-departmental discussions.


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In this episode of Beer Business Bureau, we take a trip to the awesomesauce new kid on the block Los Angeles Ale Works for their first ever Hatch Chilie Roast. We got to taste their fantastically brewed, Kolsch-style Hatchilocks infused with fresh Hatch Chilies straight from New Mexico. Watch us get roasted!
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Stone's Xocaveza Winter Spiced Mocha Stout
Give me winter, or give me…stout. Or give me a winter stout. Actually, yeah… just do that. Oh and throw some cocoa and cinnamon in there while you're at it.
So if any of you are familiar with it's 2014 debut, the Xocaveza Stout by Stone was one of the shortest-lived limited releases of a fantastically crafted, full-bodied milk stout that Stone had ever made up to that point (I'm not a big fan of the standard current Milk Stout). It was a delicious, complex mocha stout at its finest.
Then the San Diego beer giant decided to make a Kentucky Bourbon barrel-aged variant in 2015 that, admittedly, was stellar (though the simultaneously released Anejo version that came out wasn't). Now the original recipe (thanks to Homebrew Competition 2014 Winner Chris Banker and a WHOLE lot of demand) lives on as a permanent annual release as of 2016. Continue reading "Stone's Xocaveza Winter Spiced Mocha Stout"
Stone's Ripper Pale Ale
Stone taps into West Coast surfer culture to redefine what it means to "get ripped"–the tasty way, that is.
Like the rest of Southern California's coastal communities, San Diego has its fair share of surfer culture so it makes sense for Stone to pay homage to that, right? Coronado has the Surf Rider Summer Ale, Strand Brewing has Beach House Ale, The Dude's Brewery Surfrider, and so on and so forth. So it's totally natural for them to whip this one up
Let's see if it has "A Ripping Swell of Juicy Hops" like the tagline implies. Continue reading "Stone's Ripper Pale Ale"
Stone Tangerine Express IPA Review
Just when you think Stone couldn't get any better with its experimental IPA kick, it leaves you with a pleasant surprise.
If nothing else, Stone is known for its high profile collaborations with fellow breweries and celebrities. And their experimentation. Like, a LOT of experimentation. And they keep improving.
In the case of the Tangerine Express IPA, this ride on the citrus express train is one to remember. Continue reading "Stone Tangerine Express IPA Review"
Lagunitas' Hop Stoopid Ale
Do you like smell of fresh flowers in the morning? What about the brisk alacrity of pine aerosols? Maybe you have dreams of consuming these things. Lucky for you, Lagunitas has you covered.
Enter the Hop Stoopid Ale–an 8% ABV, double IPA that invites you sensuously and rewards you tastefully. If you have a palate for botanical libations, this one is for you.
Don't let the rather unassuming artwork fool you. This beer isn't something to gloss over (in fact, I often go for the ones that aren't garish looking). It's like having a walled garden in your mouth, but lets be clear–that includes roses too. Thorns and all. Continue reading "Lagunitas' Hop Stoopid Ale"
Ninkasi Total Domination IPA Review
What do you get when you mix grapefruit, oranges, floral hops and a lot of love? You get a totally estery beer that has a great flavor profile and shows just what those folks up in Oregon can do. This is Ninkasi's Total Domination IPA.
The bottle depicts an early morning mountain range scene that I imagine is what someone who lives in the Pacific Northwest looks at every time they open their back door patio. Simply gorgeous. Continue reading "Ninkasi Total Domination IPA Review"


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My parents visited China and brought these back for their friend.
These are decorative snuff bottles hand-painted from the inside.
From Wikipedia, "These are glass bottles which have pictures and often calligraphy painted on the inside surface of the glass. These delightful scenes are only an inch or two high and are painted while manipulating the brush through the neck of the bottle maybe only a quarter inch across, and also painted in reverse. Ursula Bourne, in her treatise on snuff, suggests that artisans painted on their backs to make it easier to work through the narrow opening. It has been said that a skilled artist may complete a simple bottle in a week while something special may take a month or more and that the best craftsmen will produce only a few bottles in a year."
…and they came in this very pretty red box.
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"The Education Ministry should discard the sex education guidelines which only promote discrimination and prejudice against sexual minorities and should opt to give LGBT-inclusive education," they said during a press conference held in front of the government complex in central Seoul.
The Education Ministry in late January confirmed its stance to exclude the LGBT -- lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender -- topics in its new guidelines, rekindling controversy over educating students about homosexuality at schools.
|Civic groups in support of sexual minorities call for the abolishment of the Education Ministry's controversial guidelines for sex education during a press conference in front of the Seoul Government Complex, Wednesday (Yonhap)
The government remains reluctant to bring the LGBT topics to the fore in the education field, citing anti-LGBT sentiments in the country. It said that it requires a social consensus and long-term discussion to include homosexuality in its education curriculum.
"The education ministry's sex education guidelines are a regression excluding sexual minorities and solidifying gender roles," said Park Hyun-yi, an activist at Seoul Youth Sex Culture Center. "The guidelines that do not even mention 'masturbation' or 'sexual minority' are stifling sex education."
Human Rights Watch, an international human rights group, also recommended the South Korean government to revise its guidelines to include description about sexual minorities, citing its "discriminatory" impact.
In the face of the backlash, the Education Ministry said that guidelines are only to help teachers with giving their students sex education and that teachers can educate their students about homosexuality at their own discretion.
The Education Ministry mapped out the 40-page guidelines for schools nationwide in March 2015, which drew criticism for solidifying gender roles and stressing abstinence from sex. One of the controversial tips in the guidelines said that girls should not be with their boyfriends alone in order to avoid sexual violence.
Sexual minorities still live largely on the fringes of Korean society, as the majority of Koreans remain intolerant of homosexuality and LGBT children are more vulnerable to such intolerance.
According to a 2015 survey by a public interest lawyers' group GongGam on 200 LGBT youth, aged 13 to 18, one in five attempted a suicide. Seven out of 11 of those who quit school did so due to discrimination, isolation and fear, the survey showed.
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New show moved into our home. From Dusk Till Dawn series. Available at the Scifi gallery. YAY.
From Dusk Till Dawn 1.01 Pilot
Greys Anatomy 10.15 Throwing It All Away
How I Met Your Mother 9.20 Daisy
New Girl 3.19 Fired Up
Orphan Black 1.01 Natural Selection
Ravenswood 1.08 I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
Ravenswood 1.09 Along Came a Spider
Ravenswood 1.10 My Haunted Heart
Star Crossed 1.02 These Violent Delights Have Violent Ends
Star Crossed 1.03 Our Toil Shall Strive to Mend
Star Crossed 1.04 And Left No Friendly Drop
The Originals 1.11 Après Moi, Le Déluge
The Originals 1.12 Dance Back from the Grave
The Originals 1.13 Crescent City
The Originals 1.14 Long Way Back from Hell
The Originals 1.15 Le Grand Guignol
The Originals 1.16 Farewell to Storyville
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and you do how i met your mother seasons 1 and 2?
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I'm in the middle of capping it. But had to put it on hold. Will be up soon 🙂
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P0680 OBD-II: Cylinder 10 Glow Plug Circuit/Open
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OBD-II Code Hard or no start in cold weather is defined as a Cylinder 10 Glow Plug Circuit/Open
The Glow Plug is used on diesel engines to preheat the cylinder before the engine is started. If the engine control module (PCM) detects the glow plug for cylinder ten is not operating properly, the PCM will set code P0680.
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Alex is definitely growing like a weed! He is wearing 6 month old clothes now and he is only 9 weeks old today! He had his well baby check-up yesterday. It was the first time I took BOTH to the doctor at the same time by my self. Andrew was just there for brotherly support - LOL :)
Anyhoo! That little guy is not so little. He is now 14 lbs 14 oz and is 23.5 in long! He's in the <98% for his weight and head circumference (which is 17.25 in - shocker...have you seen his brother and his daddy? lol). But the shorty is in the 85-95% for his height. Andrew was short like that in the beginning for a bit, too. SO, I am sure that Alex will catch up soon. Their doc loves to laugh at the fact that they will both be eye level or taller than me by the time they are in middle school. Or sooner... Haha.
Now for an Andrew update!
Andrew has been doing really well with wanting to go potty! YAY! I really think that by the end of this month he may be potty trained (day time only). He's been telling me when he wants to go and he is so proud of himself when he does! Go Andrew! :) I told him that if he keeps being a big boy then we will get him some big boy underpants. He seems pretty excited. I'm going to get him a prize, too, but that is a secret still! Right now he gets stickers for his achievements. :) I am so proud of him!!
See? He's a big boy! Helping me out in the kitchen and everything! He looks like one of my brothers here...but I can't think which one...maybe William?


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Dear Members of the Maryland General Assembly,
We are family members and loved ones of murder victims. We desperately miss the parents, children, siblings, and spouses we have lost. We live with the pain and heartbreak of their absence every day and would do anything to have them back. We have been touched by the criminal justice system in ways we never imagined and would never wish on anyone. Our experience compels us to speak out for change.
We are writing today to ask your support in passing legislation that would replace Maryland's death penalty with life without parole. Though we share different perspectives on the death penalty, every one of us agrees that Maryland's capital punishment system doesn't work for victims' families, and that our state is better off without it.
To be meaningful, justice should be swift and sure. Life without parole, which begins immediately, is both of these; the death penalty is neither. Capital punishment drags victims' loved ones through an agonizing and lengthy process, holding out the promise of one punishment in the beginning and often resulting in a life sentence in the end anyway. A life without parole sentence for killers right from the start would keep society safe, hold killers responsible for their brutal and depraved acts, and would start as soon as we left the courtroom instead of leaving us in limbo.
At the same time, a system of life without parole in place of the death penalty would save scarce funds. As Maryland taxpayers, we have spent millions of dollars and diverted endless hours of court and law enforcement time since capital punishment was reinstated in Maryland. What has it bought us? Years worth of appeals and overturned sentences that have clogged our courts and a system so broken that fixing it is probably impossible - all for what? Five executions that took decades to achieve.
Those resources could be spent in better ways if death-eligible killers were sentenced to life without parole. Maryland could put more police on our streets and provide them with the very best equipment available. Law enforcement programs that work might have prevented the tragedies we suffered at only a fraction of the cost. A legal system that wasn't so bogged down by five men on death row could prosecute and sentence countless other non-death crimes and take dangerous people off the streets before they commit murder. Dollars saved could mean more counseling and aid to children orphaned by these horrible murders, or other services we so desperately need as we attempt to get on with our lives.
Only a handful of arbitrarily selected murderers are sentenced to death. Is it worth the price?
It is vitally important that our state address the needs of surviving family and friends as we struggle to heal. We know that elected officials who promote the death penalty often do so with the best intentions of helping family members like us. We are writing to say that there are better ways to help us. The death penalty is a broken and costly system. Maryland doesn't need it, and victims' families like ours don't want it.
Please vote for repeal of the death penalty,
Kimberly Armstrong-Hughes -Baltimore -lost son, Eric R. Villines
Barbara Arnwine -Upper Marlboro - lost brother, Alan Glenn Arnwine
Ginger Beale - Baltimore - lost son, Harold Robinson, Jr
Alice Chambers - Annapolis -lost her mother
Sherrie Choporis - lost brother-in-law, James Choporis
Carmel Crilley - Huntingtown - lost husband, Christopher Crilley
Mariah Crilley - Huntingtown - lost father, Christopher Crilley
Marie Ellen Cushing - Baltimore - lost grandfather, Robert Cushing, Sr.
Denise deGuzman - Germantown - lost brother, Jerome Hoy
Lisa Delity - Bowie - lost brother, FBI Special Agent Michael Miller
Kathleen W. Farley - Bowie - lost brother, Msgr. Thomas Wells
Tiffany G. Farley - lost uncle, Msgr. Thomas Wells
Sarah A. Gardner - Hyattsville - lost sister, Nancy B. Gardner
Evelyn V. Gaston - Rockville - lost son, Michael L. Boyd, Sr.
Audrey Hall - Baltimore - lost grandmother, LaTisha Turner
Charles Hall - Baltimore - lost niece, LaTisha Turner
Madeline L. Harrington - Baltimore - lost mother, Emma Louise Coxson
Jean-Marie Johnson - Brookeville - lost uncle, Michael L. Boyd, Sr.
David W. McGee - lost uncle, Msgr. Thomas Wells
Maura McGee - Bowie - lost uncle, Msgr. Thomas Wells
Sally Ransom Knecht - Lutherville - lost husband, Rev. Dr. Lewis F. Ransom
Marian McSherry - Frederick - lost husband, William Clinton McSherry
Dale Miller - Dunkirk - lost father, FBI Special Agent Michael Miller
Mickey Miller - Dunkirk - lost father, FBI Special Agent Michael Miller
Wanda Miller - Dunkirk - lost husband, FBI Special Agent Michael Miller
James O'Brien - St. Michaels - lost daughter, Dierdre O'Brien
Margery Patten - Owings - lost son, Michael Patten
Sylvester J. Schieber - New Market - lost daughter, Shannon Schieber
Vicki Schieber - New Market - lost daugher, Shannon Schieber
Sean J. Schieber - Silver Spring - lost sister, Shannon Schieber
Norbert Schieber - New Market - lost niece, Shannon Schieber
Karen Schneider - Bethesda - lost father, Seymour Schneider
Jeanne K. Snyder - Sandy Spring - lost daugher, Barbara Snyder
Brenda JB Soder - Silver Spring - lost great uncle, Richard Bowser
Bonnita Spikes - Upper Marlboro - lost husband, Michael Spikes
Lisa A. Taylor - New Market - lost brother, Michael Boyd, Sr.
Helen Thomas Keith - Baltimore - lost grandfather, John Thomas, Sr.
Sharon Thompson - Middle River - lost her brother and nephew
Susan W. Tripodi - lost brother, Msgr. Thomas Wells
Antoinette Turner - Baltimore - lost step-daughter, Latisha Turner
Daniel Wells - lost brother, Msgr. Thomas Wells
Mary Wells Shea - lost brother, Msgr. Thomas Wells
Ricardo R. Wiggs - Clinton - lost wife, Sharon Wiggs
Christopher Wilson - Frederick - lost father, Owen D. Wilson
Mary G. Wilson - Frederick - lost father-in-law, Owen D. Wilson
Adrienne Witherspoon - Baltimore - lost common law husband and father to her children, Irvin B."Nephew" Lawson
Emma Worrell - Baltimore - lost son, Charles
George Worrell - Baltimore - lost brother, Charles
Rhonda Nicole Yakoub - New Carrollton - lost son, Idris Yahoub


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Alexander Skwar wrote:
> Hello!
> All of a sudden, I'm getting ORA-04031 error messages on of my Ora9i
> databases. On various sites on the internet, like http://www.techonthenet.com/oracle/errors/ora04031.php,
> I find the following:
> Use the DBMS_SHARED_POOL package to pin large packages.
> How do I know or decide, which packages I should KEEP in memory
> with DBMS_SHARED_POOL.KEEP()? I know that it says to keep "large
> packages" - but I suppose I should only keep those "packages"
> which are needed. How do I know, which packages are needed? What
> is "large"?
> Thanks,
> Alexander Skwar
If you are getting ORA-4031 errors, then you most likely need to increase the appropriate memory structure. Since you are talking about pinning objects in the Shared Pool, I'm going to assume that the ORA-4031 directly references the Shared Pool. In that case, you may need to increase your SHARED_POOL_SIZE. Additionally, you may need to increase your SHARED_POOL_RESERVED_SIZE if you have large packages.
Pinning objects in the memory structure is not likely to help if the memory structure is not large enough to begin with.
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Posted: Apr 12, 2017
JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Sophomores John Condon (Oceanside, N.Y./Oceanside) and Adam Schwartz (Staten Island, N.Y./Susan E. Wagner) combined to knock seven hits as the Bears outhit New Jersey City University, 11-6, but after erasing a three-run deficit, the St. Joseph's College (Brooklyn) baseball team suffered a 6-5 defeat in a non-conference Wednesday matinee. The loss was the second straight walk-off setback and the seventh one-run loss on the season.
Game Info
- Final Score: NJCU 6, St. Joseph's 5
- Location: Jersey City, N.J.
- Field: Thomas M. Gerrity A.C.
- Records: NJCU (9-11), St. Joseph's (9-13)
How it Happened
- SJC Starters: Linitz (CF) Rehn (SS) LoPrinzi (1B) Condon (C) A. Camerada (RF) Schwartz (3B) Gonzalez (2B) DeFillippo (LF) M. Camerada (DH) Titta (P)
- After a swift two innings baseball with Condon knocking the lone hit by either squad, NJCU struck first in the third with a solo run driven in by Jeff Reinecke who brought home Zach Buchholz who was hit by a pitch and stole second.
- The Bears jumped on top with two runs in the top of the fourth knocking three hits in the frame. Condon led off the frame with his second straight hit and was followed by an Anthony Camerada single, both advancing to scoring position on a wild pitch. Adam Schwartz put the Bears on the board with a double and Michael Gonzalez gave the Bears their first lead with a grounder. SJC threatened for more turning over the lineup and loading the bases, but NJCU escaped with an inning-ending strikeout.
- The Bears' lone lead of the game was short-lived however as the Gothic Knights would score two more in the bottom half of the inning and two more in the fifth to take a 5-2 lead—CJ Pulcine's two-out, two-run single in the fourth giving NJCU the lead.
- Schwartz led off the sixth with a double to center, moved over to third on a grounder and DeFillippo brought him home with a sacrifice fly to cut the deficit to 5-3.
- After two scoreless innings by Matthew Rienzi and Peter Terranova in relief maintained the deficit, St. Joseph's knotted the game in eighth at 5-all. The Bears loaded the bases with Condon and Schwartz singles sandwiched around an Anthony Camerada walk. Gonzalez drew a bases-loaded walk that prompted a NJCU pitching change and DeFillippo drew another walk to tie the game. But SJC couldn't bring any more home with bases loaded and no out as a popup and a double play stalled the rally.
- Condon tried to start a two-out rally in the ninth, lacing his fourth hit of the game, one-hopping the fence in right, but was left standing at second. In the home half of the inning and the top of the NJCU lineup up, back-to-back one-out doubles by Jeff Reinecke and Joe Coutinho sealed the second straight walk-off defeat for the Bears.
Bears Highlights
- John Condon knocked a career-high four hits finishing 4-for-5 with two runs scored and a double.
- Adam Schwartz assembled a 3-for-4 effort belting two doubles, driving in a run and scoring once.
- Michael Gonzalez and Anthony DeFillippo had two RBI each, Gonzalez walking once and DeFillippo walking twice.
- Michael Camerada extended his hitting streak to an active team-long eight games with a single in the eighth. It was his first game back after missing five due to injury.
- Anthony Camerada scored twice, knocking a hit and walking once.
- Joseph Titta made his first collegiate start going five innings in a no-decision. He allowed five runs on four hits and five walks.
- Matthew Rienzi and Peter Terranova both worked scoreless, hitless frames in relief. Terranova tossed a 1-2-3 inning in the seventh, striking out one.
- Jim Kennedy made his first appearance on the mound and took the loss, working 1.1 innings, striking out one and allowing one run on two hits.
Next Up for St. Joseph's
The Bears will wrap up a stretch of four games in three days opening play at American Legion Field hosting John Jay College tomorrow in a non-conference game starting at noon.


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ESTACA'Lab: innovating for tomorrow's transport
ESTACA's research centre has the task of carrying out activities on innovative technologies for transport and mobility, to cope with major societal and environmental challenges. It works in favour of the emergence of new technologies for transport that are green, sustainable, intelligent and adapted to new forms of mobility, with four priorities:
- Analyse and reduce polluting emissions (greenhouse gases, particles, oil, etc.) particularly by the development of capture techniques;
- Accelerate the advent of materials of the future: intelligent, bio and eco composite materials for sustainable weight reduction;
- Contribute to the development of means of transport that are more efficient, safer, more intelligent and communicate more, with delegation of driving;
- Work towards new forms of mobility: use of innovative transport, acceptability, inter-modality and new services provided to users.
The main specific characteristic of ESATACA 'Lab is to carry out applied work or work that is applicable to the air and land transport industrial sector. Its know-how is based on strong linkage between theoretical, digital and experimental knowledge. ESTACA's researchers collaborate with associated industrial sectors and contribute to developing their competitiveness and expertise. In a strongly collaborative mode, they provide their know-how and skills to respond, with academic and industrial partners, to technological breakthroughs in transport sectors that are currently undergoing profound transformation. Their actions are based on strong territorial roots, whether these are in the Paris region or in the Pays de la Loire. This organisation aims for a differentiating position within scientific communities, institutes and centres of excellence such as ITE VeDeCom (energy transition institute on the communicating non-carbon vehicle and its mobility) and IRT SystemX (technological research institute dedicated to the digital engineering of future systems) in the Paris region, as well as with regional partners in the Pays de la Loire. The involvement within competition clusters follows the same logic, with Mov'eo, Astech and Systematic in the Paris region and EMC2 and iD4Car in the Pays de la Loire. All research work is based on the skills of two divisions:
- The Environment and Mechanics of Composite Materials division (2MCE)
- The On-board Systems and Energy for Transport division (S2ET)
In November 2016 ESTACA'Lab had 20 teacher researchers, 23 doctoral students and 1 post-doctoral student.


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Noemi "NoNo" Bosques and MMA fighter Cheyanne "The Warrior Princess" Vlismas will square off in the ring this Friday night for a professional wrestling match. Florida Underground Wrestling and NWA Signature Pro present Black Friday Beatdown at Tampa Pitcher Show in Tampa, Florida. Click here for more event information and to purchase tickets in advance.
Posted on November 25, 2014 by www.babesofmma.com
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Noemi Bosques & Cheyanne Vlismas Meet in the Wrestling Ring this Friday
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Labels: Black Friday Beatdown, Boxing, Cheyanne Vlismas, Florida Underground Wrestling, MMA, Noemi Bosques, NWA Signature Pro, Wrestling
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