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ROSEVILLE — For the second year in a row, the Recreation Authority of Roseville and Eastpointe is planning a Halloween Trick or Treat Trail from 6-7 p.m. Oct. 26.
According to authority Special Events Coordinator Frank Heinrich, local individuals, businesses and organizations are setting up booths at the Veterans Memorial Park so kids can come through and get candy in a safe environment.
"It's just a way for kids to have a more safe trick-or-treating option, as opposed to going out on Halloween," Heinrich said. "Trick-or-treating in the area is just not what it used to be — just everywhere, trick-or-treating from when we were kids just isn't the same — so we wanted to give kids a safer option that wasn't just on Halloween night."
Originally, the Roseville Optimist Club and the city's Recreation Department had a Halloween party based out of the recreation center that included a trunk-or-treat program in the parking lot, Optimist Club Secretary Frank Maisano said.
The Roseville Optimist Club was interested in doing something for Halloween at the Veterans Memorial Park, and last year, the authority and the club gave it a shot. Heinrich said about 400 kids showed up to the event.
"It was a huge success," Maisano said. "The earlier trunk or treats had about 150, 125 kids partake in it. They used to go to the event we had prior to that, as we had a petting zoo there, and a dance, and you'd come out after that about 8:30 and go around from trunk to trunk getting a piece of candy or something like that from people from different organizations. There were probably about 20-25 people, tops, handing stuff out there, and this last year, it was just tremendous."
To participate in the event, parents must preregister their children at the Roseville recreation center for $3 a child. In return, they get a wristband required for admission Oct. 26, Heinrich said. Last year sold out with the 400 kids, and he expects the 500 wristbands available this year.
"It's a very quick trail. It's organized for 500 kids and it goes from 6-7, so we have to keep them moving," he said. As of Oct. 8, 300 wristbands had been reserved.
The 500 kids, can expect to get a pretty good amount of candy, Heinrich said. Last year had a little more than 30 groups and people giving candy, with kids receiving a small pumpkin-shaped carrier to hold their loot. He said those pumpkins quickly filled up, and kids who brought their own bags did well. The authority is aiming for about 40-50 spots on the trail this year, he added.
Among the organizations planning on being along the trail are the Roseville Lions Club, the Roseville Optimist Club and several elementary school parent-teacher organizations, Heinrich said. Local dignitaries have also been invited, though he said none had confirmed that they are coming yet.
Maisano added that Eastpointe businesses and organizations have also been invited to take part. He said that the wristbands, themselves, are open to kids in either city and beyond, and he hopes to see it continue to get more kids coming out.
"If it keeps growing in that respect, that would be great, because kids don't have to worry about getting bad candy or being bothered, and the moms and dads are there with them," Maisano said. "It's just a great time for all the kids."
Heinrich said the trail will include a disc jockey playing Halloween-themed music like "The Monster Mash," and those with booths are encouraged to decorate for the holiday. Maisano said the Optimist Club is planning to do a witches' coven-themed table and will hand out full-sized candy bars.
The park is located at the cross streets of Barkman Street and Chestnut Street in Roseville, just north of 11 Mile Road. For more information, or to sign up to give out candy, call the recreation authority at (586) 445-5480.


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The new café/bakery/coffee shop hybrid serves exactly what its name says it does: cookies and carnitas.
"This is a Mexican/pizza place," says Brad Newman, a co-owner of the obliquely named Cookies & Carnitas (5757-59 N. Broadway, 773-769-2900), which opened this past Wednesday. At 5757, Newman and Mikey Taormina serve pizza, carnitas made from Becker Lane pork, and sandwiches with fast-casual service, and at 5759, a bakery and coffee shop opens Wednesday.
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- "We are a bunch of cheffy dorks that work in fancy restaurants and blah blah blah but what is the reality of our life. We want the best Korean wing or the best taco."
- "We still have the pizza oven built by Faulds in 1954 in Chicago. It was nonfunctioning. We had to buy another one and had them take parts off of it and find some weird guy who could fix it. We don't have any other ovens."
The "cookies" half of the restaurant's name is represented by five homemade types of cookies, also available in ice-cream sandwiches with Häagen-Dazs filling and rolled in toppings such as chocolate chips or toffee. But not carnitas. That ampersand in the name doesn't mean at the same time.
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Your friend might want to consider getting one of the certifications mentioned in the article, maybe the Certified Production and Inventory Managers one. I feel like the economy is pretty uncertain, and anyone can find themselves out of a job. I bet your friend would be a little bit more marketable if he had experience and a certification!
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A good friend of mine used to work as an inventory manager. I used to tease him and say his job was to shop all day, but really, that description isn't far from the truth! Like the article said, a big part of the job is ordering from wholesalers.
My friend actually worked his way up to inventory manager at a grocery store from working as a cashier. He never went to college, and instead got on the job training. I wasn't surprised he was promoted though, he's very detail oriented and a hard worker.
He tells me the job isn't all fun and games though: if you make a mistake and don't order enough, or order too much, the store can lose money. So his boss expects him to make very few mistakes!
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Episode 46 part 2: The Invasion (episodes 5-8)
This week we cover the second half of story #46, "The Invasion", in which Mavic Chen Tobias Vaughn's sinister allies, the Cybermen, put their dark plan into action, invading the Earth!
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I want to use the new wireless MCU SAMR21 to a new project. The project is going to be a wireless sensor node board. The main concerns is low power and low cost. I am thinking of using a 3.6V recharged battery with a solar cell. There is going to be only a 16Mhz crystal on the board which is going to drive both the transceiver and the mcu. My first question is whether or not I can use only one oscillator for both modules (mcu and transceiver). The second question is whether or not I can use internal LDOs to reduce the operating voltage to 1.8V for the mcu cause I want to keep the price of the bard low without using an external regulator. The board will have a sensor, samr21, battery with booster charger and a solar panel and two chip antennas. If you have any other suggestions on how to achieve this 2 goals they are welcome. Thanks.
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I can't resist another photo of the "not-so-glamorous" guinea fowl.
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How To Train Dragon's Gobber is gay
How To Train Your Dragon character Gobber is set to come out as gay in the sequel, it has been revealed.
The macho Viking, who is voiced by Late Late Show host Craig Ferguson in the animation, appeared in the first movie and returns in How To Train Your Dragon 2.
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Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood bring their two-man show Friday to the State Theatre in Easton.
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Jamie Balliet, senior vice president of marketing for the State Theatre, says in an email that Mochrie and Sherwood are popular with patrons, who often ask for them to come back.
"Colin and Brad's live show is so fresh and unique that our patrons ask for them again and again. This year promises to be no different," she says. "You don't want to miss this one."
Mochrie assures audiences that Friday night's performance will be different from previous stops and will not be a greatest hits sizzle reel.
"Every show is totally fresh for us," he says. "Because we're totally in control of it, it never seems like a job."
Friday's performance will include Mochrie and Sherwood using props provided by audience members for some games.
"We used to spend a lot of time trying to figure out things to ask from the audience. We would spend hours doing it," Mochrie says. "We just decided to put a bunch of ask-fors in a basket and before the game, pick it up."
Mochrie has been a cast member of both the original British and American versions of "Whose Line Is It, Anyway?" (Stiles and Brady, the show's other two primary members, also appeared on the British version.) The latter was hosted by Drew Carey and ran from 1998 to 2007, first on ABC and then ABC Family. It was picked up by the CW Network in 2013, with comedian Aisha Tyler taking over as host.
Sherwood was also a frequent performer on the American version of "Whose Line Is It, Anyway?" He and Mochrie had known each other for about a decade before they started touring together in 2002, Mochrie says.
"The less comfortable we make each other on stage, the more fun we have," Mochrie says of working with Sherwood. "It basically goes against what everyone else is doing."
Mochrie says he and Sherwood each have their own strengths they bring to the table, which in turn adds to their performance. Mochrie describes himself as much more relaxed while Sherwood, he says, is very detail-oriented.
"He does all the stuff I would never think of," Mochrie says. "We've learned to trust each other more on stage."
Mochrie says live performance is more freeing than being in front of cameras and a studio audience. Skits can run as long as 15 or 20 minutes on stage. "It's tough because it's improv on television, so everything has to be two to three minutes long," Mochrie says. "In television, there are always people making, um, suggestions."
"If (our) show sucks, it's our fault. If it goes well, it's because of us," Mochrie says.
Mochrie says one of his favorite memories from "Whose Line Is It, Anyway?" is the time a very excited, and eager, Richard Simmons acted as a human prop while he and Stiles portrayed a couple vacationing on a cruise. Simmons' innuendo-peppered portrayal of a jet ski — with Mochrie as the rider — had the audience howling with laughter, as host Carey banged on his table while succumbing to hysterics.
"It's the one scene everyone mentions when they talk about the show," Mochrie says. He adds that it's the type of scene that encapsulates what "Whose Line" is about and in-the-moment nature of improv comedy.
"There's a built-in excitement to it," Mochrie says. "They (the audience) want you to succeed, they want you to be in trouble and they want you to get out of it."
So is it difficult not to break character during a scene and become caught up in giggling fits?
"I work with people who aren't that funny, so that really helps," Mochrie deadpans. "Most of the time you're in survival mode. Like the audience, you're sometimes surprised by what each other are saying."
That is not to say Mochrie has not had his moments of not being able to hold back laughter.
"The absurdity of the situation perhaps hits you in a way it perhaps shouldn't in a professional matter," Mochrie explains. "Also, it's part of your pride, making sure a scene is finished and you get through it. Usually, we wait for the end of the scene to fall apart."
Mochrie says a personal highlight of his tenure on the TV show was a guest spot by comedy legend Sid Caesar.
"I was a big Sid Caesar fan. He was an inspiration," he says.
Mochrie says one of the reasons he decided to try his hand at improv was that it is a team effort. He says working with others to craft a scene and make it come alive is still the most exciting part.
"The main thing that attracted me (to improv) was, first of all, it wasn't me alone trying to be funny," Mochrie says. "I was working with other people trying to make a scene happen."
For those looking to dip their toes in the water of improv comedy, Mochrie offers this advice: "The rules of improv are fairly simple, but they go against what we do in real life," Mochrie says. "It's really a muscle that has to be toned. Unfortunately, you have to be in front of an audience to see what your strengths are and what your weaknesses are."
Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood perform their two-man improvisational comedy show 8 p.m. Friday night at the State Theatre, 453 Northampton St., Easton.
Tickets cost $47 and $42.
For more information, call 610-258-7766 or visit statetheatre.org.


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(Corrects date on story, published on Tuesday, to Nov 4 from Oct 29)
* Report recommends peacekeepers monitor mining sites
* Sales continue despite 'blood diamond' ban
* Infighting on both sides complicates peace moves
By Daniel Flynn
DAKAR, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Gold and diamond sales are being used to finance conflict in Central African Republic and United Nations peacekeepers should monitor mining sites to clamp down on illicit trade, a U.N. panel of experts said.
In a report, the panel also said the peacekeeping mission (MINUSCA) should deploy troops to the remote north of the country and use drones to monitor the rebel-controlled region to put an end to simmering violence there.
The mission, which launched in September, is operating at only two-thirds of its planned 12,000-strong capacity.
Central African Republic was plunged into chaos when northern, mostly Muslim Seleka rebels seized control of the majority Christian country in March 2013, prompting a vicious backlash by the largely Christian 'anti-balaka' militia.
The panel said that some 3,000 people had been killed between December 2013 - when the U.N. Security Council imposed an arms embargo - and August this year. The number of civilian deaths was falling, however, the panel said.
The Kimberley Process - a group of 81 countries, including all the major diamond producers, formed to prevent 'blood diamonds' from funding conflict - imposed an export ban on raw gems from Central African Republic last year.
But since then, an additional 140,000 carats of diamonds, valued at $24 million, had been smuggled out of the country, the panel estimated.
Seleka fighters withdrew from the south of the country, including the capital Bangui, after their leader Michel Djotodia resigned the presidency in January under international pressure following months of killing of civilians, looting and rape.
In their northern enclave, the former Seleka fighters are imposing taxes on a wide range of goods from gold mining to coffee, livestock, and diamonds to fund their operations, the report found.
Former Seleka fighters were issuing mining licences to gold miners at the Ndassima mine near the rebels' headquarters of Bambari, in the centre of the country, it said.
The report found that there had been no progress on disarming the rebel factions since March and that any hopes of achieving peace were being complicated by splits within both the former Seleka rebels and the anti-balaka militia.
It suggested that interim President Catherine Panza's decision to name representatives of the armed groups to cabinet roles may have fuelled conflict.
"Competition among political representatives of armed groups for ministerial positions, as well as among military commanders for control of resources, accounts for of the recent infighting between former components of Seleka and rival factions of anti-balaka," said the report, dated Oct. 29 but only made public this week.
The panel found that attacks on civilians by armed groups and former Seleka units under the command of Brigadier General Mahamat Alkhatim - including burning of villages and forced displacement - had created a buffer zone between Chad and northern Central African Republic.
The panel did not find significant violations of a U.N. arms embargo imposed in December. (Reporting by Daniel Flynn; Editing by Mark Trevelyan)


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In the major arcana of tarot (the first 22 cards) the 0 card in the Angel Tarot Deck is The Dreamer. In the Rider-Waite Tarot Deck, the 0 card is The Fool.
The symbolism of both cards includes youth, wonder, adventure, and faith. The young man is on a journey. He has faith that the Universe will protect him as he begins a new experience accompanied by his faithful companion, the dog. Dogs love to go for long walks so that they can sniff and check out every sight and smell along the way.
If you draw this card it often signals a new opportunity. It encourages you to take a leap of faith and trust that the Universe will have your back. The Dreamer card is associated with Archangel Metatron who is known to assist the young in age or spirit. If you are beginning a spiritual journey, know that Archangel Metatron is by your side waiting for you to ask for help should you need it.


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Almost a year has passed since my "gastronomic enlightenment" and now we will return again to Agugliano, Italy, where, in the former Convent of d'Emilio Castel , a very important event for Italian artisanal gelato will be held : the "4th Artisanal Gelato Festival."
Here they really know how to make gelato: either because the master gelato maker Paolo Brunelli is a distinguished citizen of this small village, or thanks to Dr. Martino Liuzzi (president of the Association GAF – Gelato Festival) that dedicated his life to this food.
I first met Martin Liuzzi about a year ago, when I was still experimenting gelato recipes found on the web and I came across his introductory course for gelato enthusiasts.
His passion for this matter and attention about raw ingredients quality has led me to make some considerations: most of the gelato shops on the market use powders to create gelato, sometimes because following or studying a recipe is not that easy, sometimes for convenience , speed, or economic return.
I think that in the long run they'll prove to be wrong, because I am convi
nced that quality pays (in terms of personal satisfaction) and consumers certanly prefer quality products instead of poor, cheap ones..
The Artisanal Gelato Festival began three years ago thanks to Mayor Sauro Lombardi, the competence of the President of GAF Martino Liuzzi and professionalism of the master gelato maker Paul Brunelli: a long-awaited appointment, made in collaboration with Confartigianato of Ancona (Italy).
You can read the program following the link below:
I'll be there, and you??
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Just yesterday I thought my decision to go running while still feeling the effects of a cold was the worst idea ever. Then I read a little bit more about the NCAA's impending expansion of 65 teams to 96 teams for the National Championship Tournament. They might as well just come out and say, "Yeah, we're money hungry and adding teams gets us more money. We don't care what you think."
I mean, yeah, who cares that the NCAA Basketball Tournament is perfect the way it is and it's truly the only reason I watch college basketball anyway?
Under the new format, 32 of the team would get automatic byes into the second round while the other 64 would battle it out in an extra game. So let me get this straight, since 1985 when the tournament was expanded to 64 teams, the lowest seed to ever win was #8 Villanova in 1985. For the math challenged out there, that means only the top 32 teams even have a shot at winning this thing anyway. Hey, sure, let's add 31 more teams who don't have a shot to win. That will make it so much better!
And what about those opening round games? I know I'll be hanging on every second of the 24 seed vs. 16 seed. Those games will be so fun to pick in the brackets, too.
That Bubble that pundits love talking about so much would be non-existent as well. Those last four in, last four out things would matter less than they do now. Illinois and Rhode Island would have been safely in the tournament and we'd have been discussing the merits of 15-16 South Carolina and 16-15 Arizona (93 and 96 in the RPI, respectively). Who doesn't want to see those two teams play more basketball. And they certainly deserve a shot to play for a National Title…
But this will add more potential Cinderellas, right? I don't think so. It will add more teams, yes, but those teams will be the North Carolinas and UConns of the world who have terrible seasons but are given a reprieve. Fun. Then the George Masons and Cornells of the world are forced to play an extra game so they're nice and tired before taking on one of the top 8 seeds. Maybe give me a call when a 16 seed beats a 1 seed. They're 0-104 right now. And two seeds? 4-100.
It would also downplay the importance of conference tournaments. Mississippi State was playing for their lives in the SEC Tournament this year. With 96 teams, they don't care. They're a 19 seed, what do they care?
Outside of the top 65 teams in the RPI who made it into this year's tournament, exactly one team, Ohio (#96) won a game. And that didn't make me happy because I had Georgetown in the Final 4.
I think it's a terrible idea. Someone needs to act like the voice of reason for the NCAA. How can anyone think this is a good idea? It just isn't. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Put me in charge.
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Listen to the podcast here:
|Camp Chrome
|This tool actually works. Didn't cut my line but did get a fly out of a tree
|My first time ever cooking bacon
|Melinda took this off the spool and wrapped it like this while on the phone!
|This is the sriracha bbq sauce I was talking about
|Tying chartreuse glo bugs by the campfire
|We watched Goon one night at camp
|Several months of sitting down at the desk. These are my intruder style flies and a bugger
|Holt cooking fillet Mignon on hot rocks
|Breaking down camp.
|Running cedar along our campsite
|Seriously? Lets look back at this in one year from now
|Bacon and grilled cheese on the river
|Intruder style fly. It didn't work
|Waders and gear belts out drying
|SRNY midge on the Subaru
|I didn't know what to tie so I broke out some stuff for eggs, spawns, and intruders. Nothing else was working
|After. too much room at front of the shank
OPST ostrich drabs are available here
|Lots of practise to get this fly to look the way it does. Watch the videos on OPST
|Crystal meth - sucker spawn
|One bite on this pattern
|Jumbo john
|Walking in. No rush to get there.
|Holt after hooking a nice steelhead
|Lots of shore lunch and breaks. We tried and tried but no fish.
|If you want to match the hatch....
|Balancing my switch rod on a cup.
|Eggs in the water.
|Holt thought the dog was going to eat him. It was the friendly dog that ran at him
|Spinning using the OPST dubbing spinner. Its no joke. Get one
|A whisky by the heater
|We watched Sausage Party one night. That movie is Shopkins for adults
|Lost this one in a tree
|Using the jumbo steelhead fly box to block wind
|Not even this mini Jumbo John worked
|"Dirty Bill"
|I picked this shirt up over the summer. Represent
|My pops sent this from New Zealand. It was probably 28" long and not much of a zoom. It was in a harbor. At least one Snowhite was near a fish
|Tailwaters Lodge
|Onion rings. Battered
|Fried squeaky cheese
|I like the 22mm shanks by OPST. Its a blank canvas. This one sat in the vise for at least a day before I took it down. The fish were eating nothing.
|Windy Friday. I went back to bed
|Jason swinging
|Nope, nothing on this one
|Jason and his weiners
|Maybe this intruder. Nope
|Lots of ticks. Luckily they can't get through waders
|This was the gear pile before we left
|Driving up. My favorite stretch of the ride
|The leaves went from colorful to brown to being on the ground in just a few hours of driving north
|Jason landed a rock
|Bombing out my 375g OPST Commando Head
|Eric Geary with his new pup in his waders
Many thanks to OPST for the gracious support they provided. I hope to get back up there this winter and to fish the Erie tribs in a few weeks.


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Janakpur Tour (Ram Janaki Mandir) is one of the sacred sites for Hindu devotees. It is a birthplace of Sita, a daughter of King Janak. Also, Janakpur was the capital of the ancient Indian Kingdom Mithila. The temple is made on the site where Sita and Lord Ram got married. Thus, thousands of Hindu devotees visit the cities every year within Nepal and India. Janakpur is regarded as a popular place to visit. The temple carries a significant value of Mogul architecture in Nepal. Along with religious importance, Janakpur is also the centre for the revival of the ancient Mithila art and craft. Mithila women have always been decorating the walls of their houses as a tradition.
Detailed Itinerary
Meet the guide at the airport and transfer to hotel.O/n Hotel at Janakpur
Day 2: Kathmandu Sightseeing
Kathmandu city sightseeing place to visit – Pashupatinath, Bouddha Nath, Budhanilkantha, Balaju water Garden, Swayambhu Nath stupa (Monkey's temple) Kathmandu Durbar Square and Patan Durbar Square with Krishna Temple. O/N Hotel in Kathmandu.
Day 3: Kathmandu- Janakpur
Departure to Janakpur, (By Air/) check in Hotel, O/N Hotel at Janakpur.
Day 4: Janakpur Sightseeing
Visit Janaki Temple, Jaleswor Mahadev Temple & Many more places, evening leisure & overnight.
Day 5: Janakpur-Kathmandu
Back to Kathmandu, overnight.
Day 6: Kathmandu-Onward
Departure to onward destination
Cost Details
Cost includes:
3 nights accommodation at the hotel
Everyday breakfast in Hotel
Arrival-Departure transport from/ to Airport
Janakpur city sightseeing by Private Vehicle
Cost Exclude:
Nepal Entry Visa Fee
Travel insurance / Medical insurances.
Rescue/evacuation or all the extra cost because of partition from the main group or serious health condition.
Entrance monument fee on the sightseeing points.
Lunch, Dinner, Drink & bar, Laundry, Telephone call & personal nature expenses.
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Evidence Based Approaches to Addiction and Mental Illness Treatment for Adults
Linked to the DBH site are several resources on evidence based services and service implementation. This is not intended as an all-inclusive list. Readers are encouraged to utilize multiple resources to identify and plan program models and to ground programmatic decisions in best practices and evidence for the population to be served and setting for the service delivery.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Model Programs
SAMHSA Alcohol and Drug Resource Information – Site for reviewing or ordering Treatment Improvement Protocols (TIPS)
Evidence-Based Practices: Shaping Mental Health Services Toward Recovery (Tool Kits)
Principles of Drug Addiction Treatment: A Research Based Guide
Patient Placement Criteria - American Society of Addiction Medicine - Second Edition – Revised (ASAM PPC-2R) April, 2001 http://www.asam.org


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Release Date: 1985 |
Album Rating: 2.5Probably gonna get a lot of crap for this review, but I really just did not dig this one like I
probably should have.
wow 2.5? change your fuckin username god damn
Album Rating: 2.5Yeah I suspected as much...
"when thrash was in it's infancy" (should be its not it's) ;)
"much like the genre it's self at the time" (i'm sure you know it should be itself ha these things halppen)
Digging: Origami Angel - Somewhere City
everybody is entitled to their own opinion. i like the raw production and this is actually my favorite destruction. but not a bad review
Album Rating: 2.5Thanks Atari, sometimes these little typos an whatnot need pointed out.
And I appreciate the positive feedback.
This album is great, but sometimes the tracks feel a little disjointed, especially "Death Trap".
no problem, i've been doing on it with pretty much everybody not just you haha. helps me grow as a writer too. pos'd by the way
Album Rating: 4.0its no monolith thats for sure!"
typical KILL post.
Album Rating: 4.0typical smd
i can't find it! is it really that small? : D
Album Rating: 4.0half of its up ur mummies pooper :D
my mom's dead gross
Album Rating: 4.0that way she cant fucking moan about her pussy bitch son its better that way trust me and its more pleasurable with all the bugs runnin down my shaft
Album Rating: 4.0are you fucking high...
2.5??? get a dick
Album Rating: 2.5WHAT? I HAVE A DIFFERENT OPINION THAN YOU! OMG I must not have a dick.
Grow up.
Album Rating: 2.5You must be the epitome of manliness
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Xyratex subtracts power conversions from new array
Xyratex might not be a company known to many end users — their major business is selling storage subsystem hardware to OEMs. But, if you're concerned about the power draw on your storage system, you might want to start paying attention to who's under the covers. Xyratex has announced a new version of its array called the OneStor Extensible Storage Platform (ESP) 4U24, which is the first in a new line of arrays offering new features that the company claims will make it easier for OEMs to integrate application-specific software onto its hardware platform.
More interesting to non-OEMs, though, are some of the things Xyratex is doing with this new box to decrease its power draw and make it more efficient. First, it's now offering a low-power mode for inactive disks that can be controlled through software, but fail over to hardware controls on the device's midplane in the event of a failure. Xyratex is also offering OEMs an API for shutting disks off and powering them back up again — setting the stage for MAID arrays.
But for this reporter, more notable is the fact Xyratex is one of the first enterprise array vendors I've heard of to announce the elimination of power conversions within the silicon on the box itself. This is something Google and experts on the server side have highlighted as a major cause of energy inefficiency with computer systems. (In fact, we did a whole story on this issue back in June.)
In many data centers, converting between alternating current (AC, or wall power) and direct current (DC, or battery power) takes multiple steps. This results in some loss of power efficiency.
Within computers themselves, power is converted down to low voltages for powering individual computer parts, and within today's enterprise systems, typically the conversions are between +/- 5 volt and 12 volt switches. Different factions have different opinions on which of those voltages should be kept, but Xyratex has eliminated the +/- 5 volt conversion from its new box.
Look for similar changes from other storage vendors to come soon; on the server side, they're already well ahead of the storage market. There, the environmental energy technologies division at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (LBNL) has been working with server vendors, the U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) toward finding a standard single voltage for server hardware.


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These are chat archives for ramda/ramda
o => o.selected could be
R.prop('selected') I guess.
R.pipe or
R.compose instead of
data => ...(data)
@manniL I'm not sure if it's better (it's probably not as easy to grok) but I had a go at your earlier question:
const isShiftAction = propEq('shift', true); const isNotShiftAction = complement(isShiftAction); const appendTo = flip(append) const willBeUsedAsReduceFunction = shifts => ifElse( both( compose(isShiftAction, head), compose(isNotShiftAction, last) ), compose(appendTo(shifts), head), always(shifts) ) willBeUsedAsReduceFunction([])([{ shift: true }, {}])
@ben-eb Just tried out your proposal :relaxed:
console.log(reduce(willBeUsedAsReduceFunction, [], [{shift: true}, {}])) returns a function
Of course,
const get = pipe(find(prop('selected')), prop('value'));
types: get(types),
addresses: get(addresses),
get is a terrible function name, so change that to suit your app. Also, there's no error handling, in case the results of
find is
.reduce calls that happen behind the scenes with every composed (
compose) function's invocation.
list is great. It was created by @paldepind, a Ramda core team member and contributor to FantasyLand, as well as the creator of Flyd.
uncurryN to remove the manual currying there - so
uncurryN(2, willBeUsedAsReduce)
@rakeshpai: Note that in that code, your
Maybe is not entirely fantasy-land compatible.
1.i No parts of
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Here I am out of town again. Without much entertainment, (actually, home or away) I frequently end up purchasing items that are not of immediate urgency. Decided to pack light this trip, I brought along the travel trio pack of Biotherm Aquasource (This will be blogged about REAL SOON I promise), seriously forgotten about any serum/essence for the extra oomph.
Well, having not much to do my friend and I stepped into Watsons (again), and I bought myself 2 more masks from My Scheming!
They are each :
– My Scheming Pearl Whitening Mask (I'm getting curious about the effects of pearls, a lot of big cosmetic brands are listing or making it a key ingredient.)
– My Scheming Aloe Vera + Vitamin E Mask (This is more of what I like, logical, proven, and down to earth, no funky ingredients or sources that make u go, "eh?")
– My Scheming Hyaluronan Acid + Sponge Cucumber Extract + Hydrating Silk Mask (Eh?)
So out of 'em three, I choose you, Aloe Vera + Vitamin E Mask.
Unlike the previous mask from My Scheming I posted, this has a different sheet. It's closer to a gel mask yet undoubtedly sheet (wait does it make sense?) It kisses your skin perfectly, without lumps and bumps.
I put this on for 30 minutes, as usual. One thing you might like to consider is the air-conditioner, as it dries up the mask faster than it should. Better to have all the juicy essence be absorbed to your skin than let that stupid air-con to dry up your mask.
How did the result do?
The result was as expected, skin is brightened up. Hydrated, from the inside. It's strange, somehow you can just see that the hydration comes from the inside. Pretty cool isn't it?
It doesn't leave a layer of wax or melted kitchen wrap on your face like the previous Skinfood mask.You tap the remaining essence into your skin lightlly, and apply the remaining essence in the wrapper on your necks, collars, decollete if you will!
Beautiful. Never falls below expectation. As usual it delivers the 3 promises of Moisturization, Hydration and Brightening Effect.
So ladies, please head on down to Watsons and hoard up on those My Scheming Masks like they are the most nutritious can food for you to survive an apocalypse cause it's going on Sales! 2 Masks for RM10.35 on the dot.
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Crews rescue injured hiker from mile-long lava cave in Flagstaff
While the harrowing rescue of a young Thai soccer team trapped in a cave captured the world's attention, another rescue was happening here in Arizona.
A 44-year-old man hiking in the Lava River Cave in Flagstaff was rescued on July 9 after he hurt his ankle near the end of the mile-long cave, according to the Coconino County Sheriff's Office.
Details about how the man hurt his ankle were not immediately available.
Coconino County Sheriff's Office, in conjunction with Coconino County Sheriff's Search and Rescue, Guardian Medical Transport and Ponderosa Fire District, responded around 2 p.m. Monday to the incident.
The Sheriff's Office said 23 rescue personnel from three agencies were involved in the operation. The rocky and uneven terrain in the cave and darkness made the rescue challenging. Rescuers pulled the hiker out of the cave at 5:52 p.m., the Sheriff's Office said.
The man was taken to Flagstaff Medical Center for the ankle injury.
If you're planning a trip to the Lava River Cave, be aware that the ground is rocky and uneven, the cave is pitch-black and temperatures range from 32 to 40 degrees inside. The Sheriff's Office advises hikers use a headlamp and helmet, along with appropriate hiking footwear.
- We're looking for hope, and we see it in the faces of the rescued boys in Thailand
- Some Arizona fire restrictions lifted; forests reopening
- Controversy in the air as Mesa homeowners decry asphalt plant's odors
From Phoenix to Tucson to Sedona, there are many strange destinations across the state. James Tyner/azcentral.com


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Monday, 18 November 2013
This year's Bolton School Old Girls' Christmas Market was bigger and better than ever! The new Riley Sixth Form Centre offered space for the market to expand into beyond the usual confines of the Arts Centre. The event, aimed at shoppers looking for that extra special gift, included many local traders as well as pupils and parents, who this year were invited to set up stalls to raise money for their own charities and causes.
There was a wonderful atmosphere throughout the busy morning. Mince pies and mulled wine were served as shoppers enjoyed the mix of quirky and unusual stalls selling everything from handbags to jewellery to local food produce, including a butcher selling pork pies. The School's Jazz Band had their own stall selling jam and preserves as they raised money for their trip to the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland.
Girls' Division Sixth form pupil Leda Hadjigeorgiou sold handmade Christmas decorations and wreathes to raise money for a local charity close to her heart. The charity is a volunteer run and donation-dependent Breakfast Club at a local primary school. The Club opens early every morning to ensure that children in a deprived area have a good breakfast.
There was lots of fun to be had in the Riley Sixth Form Centre, including a Bake-off, children's games, a raffle and tombola as well as a chance to visit Father Christmas himself!
The Old Girls' chosen charities this year were Children's Aid Nepal and Kevin Davies's charity, KiDs of Bolton. The hugely successful event raised over £1100 for the two charities.
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Based on a 15th century design. Suitable for combat reenactment. Hand crafted from 1065 high carbon spring steel with a full peened over tang. Tempered to 50 HRC. Solid steel pommel and crossguard. Black leather grip. Complete with solid scabbard with metal tip and throat. Ships with a blunt 1/16" thick edge and a rounded tip. 43 3/4" overall with 34" blade. Handle is 6 1/2" long. Weighs around 2 pounds 12 ounces. Point of balance is 4" Point of harmonics is 23" Width at guard is 1.75" Width at tip is .51" Thickness at guard is .21" Thickness at tip is .19"


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The Sad, Dark End of the British Empire
Scottish independence could be the final insult.
Today even this already reduced British role in world affairs is threatened by the coming referendum in Scotland, regardless of its outcome. Michael Sexton, writing in the Australian newspaper, said "the fact the referendum is being held at all underlines the decline of English culture and confidence across the past half century." If Scotland votes to break away from England, that decline will become even more pronounced. As Britain's influence declines, its veto in the United Nations Security Council, for instance, might be open to question, as would that of France, which has also lost most of its empire. As they have before, nations bigger and stronger than Britain or France—Japan, India, Brazil, South Africa—will ask why the U.K. should continue to have veto authority alongside powerhouses like China, Russia and the United States? (The answer—nuclear weapons—can't hold off rising powers indefinitely.)
The Scottish referendum is also having ripple effects on separatist struggles elsewhere, especially in Asia. It is under scrutiny in Taiwan, the self-governing island that is claimed by China but constantly flirting with independence. The government in Taipei has opened a representative office in Edinburgh, the Scottish capital. In China, the Uighur minority in the western province of Xinjiang has been struggling for autonomy or independence. To draw attention to that battle, the Uighur American Association recently declared that the "Scots aren't the only ones considering independence." In Japan, activists are seeking to drive the United States from its big military bases on Okinawa. "Scotland can be our potential model and we are paying attention to it," Masaki Tomochi, an Okinawan scholar, recently told the Diplomat online magazine. The experience of the Scots is also being noted by separatists in Europe, where Basques seek to break out of Spain; in North America, where French speakers in Quebec would like to secede from Canada; and in the Middle East, where the Kurds have tried to carve out a homeland from Turkey, Iraq and Iran. An Australian scholar, Iain Stewart, has suggested that Australians who want their nation to break its last commonwealth ties with the U.K. and become a republic "should watch the Scots."
As anyone who has seen the (admittedly fictional and historically inaccurate) movie Braveheart knows, the Scottish yearning for independence goes back many centuries. Even when the British empire was at its most dominant, Scottish nationalists forged ahead, according to a timeline published by the Scotsman. The Scots National League was formed in London in 1921 and was influenced by moves toward independence in Ireland, next door; Dublin threw off British rule in 1922. When the league became the Scottish National Party (SNP) in 1934, the first objective was home rule, then independence. After World War II, the Scots persuaded British conservatives in 1968 to support devolution, in which much control over domestic affairs would pass to the Scots. A referendum in 1979 saw 52 percent of the voters favor devolution, but that result was overturned by a technicality. Finally, in a 1997 referendum, 74 percent of the voters opted for devolution; an elected Scottish national parliament opened the next year. The SNP drew up a manifesto in 2007 that called for the forthcoming referendum on independence.
If the Scots approve independence on Sept. 18, that will only be the beginning of a negotiated withdrawal from the U.K. that could take years to execute. Among the issues to be negotiated, according to the Economist, will be Scotland's membership in the European Union (EU) and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). The Scots must set up a diplomatic corps and open dozens of embassies and, with the English, divide Britain's armed forces—including its nuclear submarines, based in Faslane. In finance, the Scots and English must agree on dividing Britain's national debt. Scotland must decide on its currency as the English have said they will not permit Scotland to use the pound sterling. Dividing access to North Sea oil, a lucrative asset, will surely be contentious. Marking off the boundaries of fishing waters will be difficult.
Then there are issues like continuing to have an open border between England and Scotland, dividing the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), setting an international telephone dialing code for Scotland and adopting an internet domain. There is even the question of whether Balmoral Castle in the Scottish Highlands will still be available as the Royal Family's vacation retreat. (The castle's website suggests that it is being overrun by tourists at certain times of the year.)
Fortunately, one issue appears to have been settled and that is the fate of the Stone of Scone, the symbol of Scotland's sovereignty. Historically, it was present when the kings of Scotland were crowned. But it was seized by English invaders in 1296 and placed under a chair on which English kings sat in Westminster Abbey. The stone was stolen by Scottish nationalists on Christmas 1950 but was recovered and returned to Westminster Abbey four months later. The British government sent it back to Scotland in 1996. Until then, to ask a Scot about the Stone of Scone was to open a torrent of four-letter Anglo-Saxon judgments about English ancestry and legitimacy.
The Encyclopedia Britannica says that Sir Walter Scott translated a telling passage about the symbol from an ancient Scottish prophecy:
Where'er is found this sacred stone
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This is a blog dedicated to documenting the life of a short, chunky, Japanese guy who collects cards.
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Domo Arigato: Taka Tanaka-san!
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You got me hooked. I just watched about a dozen of the videos TakaTanakaGiants posted and have subscribed. I considered doing a video break of some of those last boxed of the Dominican Lime Rock, but couldn't force myself to do it. I had such a huge pile of cards when I finally found that Brito card, I'm wishing I had done a video.ReplyDeleteReplies
Yeah... he's one of the four guys on YT I watch on a regular basis. Congratulations on finding the Brito. How many Pedro Martinez cards did you pull?Delete
I've probably got a dozen or so by now. Pity it's the "other" Pedro Martinez, and not the future HOFer.Delete
I'd see a lot of people talking about trading on YouTube, but never really looked into it. After seeing those Kellogg's cards in his posts, I spent half the day trying to work out checklists for the 2008-2010 sets (Beckett lists the 2007 set), without a ton of luck. In most cases, I found all of the players, but couldn't find all the correct card numbers, and didn't quite understand the 6 "special" cards from I think 2010.


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Strata has teamed up with Featherstone Rovers to sponsor a new stand at the Big Fellas Stadium, which has now been renamed to the Strata Homes Stand.
The rugby league team called on dedicated fans and volunteers to help build two new stands from Scarborough Football club. The project has taken over four years so far and has increased the ground size from a capacity of 6,700 to approximately 8,000.
Strata's Origin development is just a rugby ball's throw away from the stadium in Featherstone. Origin, on Girnhill Lane, and will have a collection of more than 200 two, three and four bedroom family homes.
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One of Germany's most prominent far-right figures applied for asylum in Hungary and was then subsequently arrested, according to reports on Monday. Horst Mahler claimed he was being persecuted in Germany.
A prominent former German left-wing militant turned neo-Nazi applied for political asylum in Hungary, where he was arrested, German daily TAZ reported on Monday, citing a spokesperson from the Munich prosecutor's office.
A German court in 2009 sentenced Horst Mahler to 10 years in prison for inciting hatred and Holocaust denial, which is a criminal offense in Germany. The 81-year-old former lawyer was released early two years ago due to poor health, but was then ordered back for other offenses committed while in prison. Instead of returning, he went on the run in April.
– Holocaust-denying German lawyer Horst Mahler on the run
Further investigations are also pending, including the publication of what authorities say is an anti-Semitic book.
Regional daily Mitteldeutsche Zeitung cited an open letter Mahler published on May 12 requesting asylum from Hungary and its President, Viktor Orban.
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Mahler wrote that he was being "persecuted" for publishing a book.
"The work is a religious-ideological declaration. It has no relation to Holocaust denial," Mahler wrote.
The Hungarian embassy in Berlin denied the asylum request. On Facebook, the embassy said: "Hungary is a state of law and a member of the EU. Germany is also a state of law and member of the EU." The asylum request "therefore lacks any basis," it said.
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Mahler has a checkered history. His political career began on the political far-left in 1960s West Germany. As a lawyer, he represented many prominent leftist figures during the political unrest in the late 1960s and early 1970s, including Andreas Baader and Gudrun Ensslin, who later became terrorists in the group that Mahler helped to found: the Red Army Faction (RAF).
Mahler represented both Andreas Baader and Gudrun Ensslin
Mahler took part in some of the RAF's criminal actions, including kidnappings and bank robberies, for which he served most of the 1970s in prison. It was in prison that he developed a right-wing worldview.
By the late 1990s, Mahler had become prominent in the far-right scene, and joined the far-right National Democratic Party (NPD) in 2000.
He represented the NPD in court when the government attempted to have it banned for being anti-constitutional in the early 2000s. But his opposition to the German state also led him to drop out of the NPD in 2003, on the grounds that its aim was to enter parliament, which meant that "like the parliamentary system itself," as he said, "it was doomed to destruction."
Mahler is one of Germany's most prominent Reichsbürgers, a loose movement that refuses to recognize the legitimacy of the modern Federal Republic.


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How to Fight 'Coastal Squeeze' By Engineering Nature
In The Harvard Gazette, Alvin Powell reports on the work of Professor Steven Handel, who is using green infrastructure to combat the phenomenon known as "coastal squeeze."
Coastal squeeze occurs in habitats that exist between a naturally migrating shoreline and a man-made immoveable barrier, like a road.
Or as Powell writes, "what people may view as scenic coastal roadways, the natural communities of plants and animals may experience as terminal barriers, blocking their migratory response to rising seas."
Handel is a Rutgers professor visiting who worked on the development of the Fresh Kills landfill site on Staten Island; his approach is not unlike what the Dutch have been doing for many years, or what is now being done in coastal cities like San Francisco.
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Jesus commands us to be pure as He is pure (1 Jn 3:3). This means that our standards for purity are not those of the world; they are Jesus' standards. Jesus, of course, condemns adultery (Mt 14:4), fornication (Rv 21:8), sterilization (see Gn 1:28), artificial contraception, homosexual acts (Rm 1:27), masturbation (see Gn 38:9), pornography, and all other sexual sins. However, Jesus' standards for sexual purity are focused primarily not on overcoming these temptations but on resisting sexual fantasies.
Jesus says clearly and bluntly: "You have heard the commandment, 'You shall not commit adultery.' What I say to you is: anyone who looks lustfully at a woman has already committed adultery with her in his thoughts. If your right eye is your trouble, gouge it out and throw it away!" (Mt 5:27-29) Because of TV, we, more than any people in history, are repeatedly tempted to sin through sexual fantasies. In the summertime, we have even more temptations. We must do whatever it takes to resist sexual fantasies, even if we have to gouge out our TVs. Be pure as Jesus is pure (1 Jn 3:3).


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Awana meetings are filled with fun, fellowship and spiritual growth.At MBC, we have clubs for children ages 3yrs-12th grade. Each club has its own unique meeting format.
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