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Size80 m²
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- Hot tub
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|Stamford Street, SE1 9LX Greater London, United Kingdom
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Situated in the heart of Central London Zone 1 (Waterloo). Just minutes walk away from the cities vibrant London attractions and the South Bank (River Thames). This High spec two bedroom apartment is fully equipped with Shaker Style Kitchen, a granite work top and oak veneer doors. This immaculate and presentable apartment has beautiful wooden oak floors and designer decors throughout. Within the living room area there is a Flat Screen TV provided with Freeview, along with free Wi-Fi access. There are also lifts available providing easy access for both able and disabled individuals to travel, to and from the ground floor with ease. The apartment is a fully furnished kitchen, with a gas hob, oven, microwave, toaster, kettle, washer/dryer machine, standard cutlery such as plates, knives and folks are provided. Along with a fridge freezer allocated within the dining area of the apartment.
To avoid missing out, book this place as soon as possible.
Closest Tube: Southwark Station
Closest Rail Station: Waterloo Station
Closest Bus Stop: 30 second walk from the apartment
Closest Main Attractions (Approximate Durations Below):
OXO Tower Restaurant, Bar and Brasserie - 2 Minutes
OXO Tower Wharf (Unique Boutiques & Riverside dining) 3 Minutes
Buckingham Palace – 4 Minutes
I Max Cinema – 7 Minutes
Royal National Theatre - 7 Minutes
The Old Vic Theatre - 8 Minutes
Skylon Restaurant - 9 Minutes
Southbank Centre (Arts & Performance) - 9 Minutes
London Eye (Millennium Wheel) - 10 Minutes
02 Arena - 12 Minutes
Westfield Shopping Mall (Stratford) – 34 Minutes
Heathrow Airport – 1 hour
And much more!
Optional extras:
Per Cleaning costs £10.00
Per Linen changes £10.00
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House rules7th Person sleeps on folding bed
No Pets
No Smoking
Refundable Damages Deposit £100
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Reviews of this property
It was a pleasure staying at Manik's apartment. Everything was tidy and the location of the apartment was really really good.
First of all really good service. We got our questions really fast by email. Good contact on the phone. The appartment is also good and it's near London Eye and not far away from the city with the tube. The appartment itself is very beautiful and it's clean, maybe the floor could be more mopped. But it wasn't bothering us. Two bathrooms which was really nice. We were with a group of 7, but there were two rooms with a 2personsbed and a 2person folding bedstead and 1 single bedstead, it was a bit tight in the livingroom with the twopersons bed but still was okay. Maybe it would be less tight if we got a bigger appartment. But again, we were cool with it. Sheets are clean, we got a towel and Wifi is really good. So we were really happy to stay here.. I recommend this place to everyone and I really like to come back!
We've had such a good stay here! :)
The apartment has a high standard with an excellent location with all required facilities to live and enjoy London from the heart of the city.
We enjoyed the stay very much and would strongly recommend this to other families.
fine, luxury apartment and the area very well located.
muy bien, el apartamento de lujo y la zona muy bien situada.
The apartment was spacious for three adults and a small child (we wanted more space than the "standard" 60sqm apartments). The location is wonderful central location close to Waterloo Station, from where you can easily go anywhere. Beautifully furnished apartment with a fully equipped kitchen and two bedrooms (one with bathroom en-suite). The heating is difficult to regulate, but since we were there in November, we were pleasantly that it was snug and warm. Overall, a good decision.
Die Wohnung war geräumig für drei Erwachsene und ein Kleinkind (wir wollten mehr Platz als in den "Standard"-60qm-Appartments). Die Lage ist wunderbar zentral Nahe der Waterloo Station, von wo aus man leicht überall hinkommt. Schön eingerichtete Wohnung mit einer voll ausgestatteten Küche und zwei Schlafzimmern (eines davon mit Badezimmer en-suite). Die Heizung ist nur schwer zu regulieren, aber da wir im November dort waren, war es uns angenehm, dass es mollig warm war. Insgesamt eine gute Entscheidung.
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The apartment is lovely! Perfect for friends to spend a wonderful weekend trip! Is well located, near London eye and Waterloo station. It is perfectly clean and well organised. Wifi works perfectly and Manik is a great host.
I really recommend this apartment.
Great place to stay. Seams to be far from center, but apartment is located only 3 min walk to rail station from which ypu can get to centero of London in 30 mins. Room is clean and comfortable, but not very stylish. It's palced on the back of indian resteurant with fabulous cuisine. The owner of the apartment owns also resteurant, so he treats you as his guest in both places.
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The Illinois State Board of Elections will conduct a SPECIAL Board Meeting on Thursday, February 2, 2012.
The meeting is scheduled to begin at 11:00 a.m. in the Board's conference room 14-100 in the James R. Thompson Center, 100 W. Randolph Street, Chicago, IL and via video conference at the Board's principal office located at 1020 S. Spring St., Springfield, IL. Admittance to the 14th floor of the Thompson Center requires security screening and production of a government issued identification.
The State Board of Elections will convene to consider the candidate withdrawal of Alan Nudo - 52nd Senate District following certification.
The State Officers Electoral Board will also consider the following objections to candidate nominating petitions for the March 20, 2012 General Primary Election:
a) Brimm v. Newman, 12SOEBGP102;
b) Freeman v. Obama, 12SOEBGP103;
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The State Officers Electoral Board will also consider objections wherein the objection was withdrawn in the matter of Meroni, et al. v. Obama 12SOEBGP500.
The State Officer's Electoral Board will recess to the State Board of Elections and may address other matters as needed and/or recess into executive session to consider litigation and/or personnel matters.
DATED: January 31, 2012
Feb. 2 hearing on whether Illinois State Board of Elections will allow Barack Obama on the Illinois Presidential ballot even though he is NOT a NATURAL Born Citizen according to Supreme Court precedent Minor v. Happersett (1875) Hearings are open to the public. Please attend to support the objectors if you can.
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Son of the famed director receives his first Oscar nomination.
First-time Oscar nominee Roman Coppola (original screenplay, Moonrise Kingdom) is a firm believer in the jinx.
Calling from the Detroit airport as he waited for a connection back to California, Coppola, 47, says he tried to tune out the chatter of Oscar buzz surrounding the film he co-wrote with director Wes Anderson.
"A lot of people were saying, 'Oh, you're going to get nominated!' You want to embrace that possibility, you want to not jinx yourself by thinking it's going to happen. But, you know, it's definitely in your mind. That it happened is just very thrilling," he says.
Despite the film missing out on a best-picture nomination, Coppola, whose father is Francis Ford Coppola, says it's nice to have the nominations behind him.
"There's that fine line — you try to allow it to be a possibility without expecting it, and now it's kind of a relief because all that tension is passed."
Coppola received a text from his director sister Sofia this morning and had exchanged e-mails with Anderson, saying, "We're obviously both aglow."
He also may be getting a call later from a more unlikely friend: Charlie Sheen. Coppola cast the turbulent star in his latest directorial effort, A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III, which opens in limited release next month.
Interestingly, Coppola has nothing but praise for Sheen, who famously caused a ruckus (to say the least) on the set of his former CBS comedy, Two and a Half Men.
"Charlie was incredibly professional. He was very elusive and hard to pin down when I was trying to get him to commit to my film. But once he said, 'I'm doing it,' he couldn't have been more professional and more committed. He's totally a highly skilled, consummate actor with incredible chops and abilities. He totally brought it. If you see (the movie), you might agree with me."


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Timberlake. He was nominated for a few awards last night and was noticeably absent.ReplyCancel
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Barcelo Eresin Topkapi
The luxurious hotel Eresin Topkapi enjoys a convenient location in the Topkapi district of the old part of Istanbul, in the European quarter of this magnificent Turkish city. The historic centre with its world-famous sites such as the Hagia Sophia, the Grand Bazaar, the Blue Mosque and the Topkapi Palace are within a 10-minute tram ride; the tram stop is just next to the hotel. The Sütlüce Convention Centre is also reachable within 10 minutes.
The hotel expertly combines the classic elegance of the façade and its interior design with bright, contemporary style rooms. Business guests will appreciate free WIFI and excellent conference facilities. After a long day of working and sightseeing, guests can relax in the fantastic 1,000 m2 spa and wellness area with sauna, hammam, indoor pool, gym and massage services. The restaurant serves delicious Turkish, Spanish and international cuisine. An ideal choice both for business and leisure guests.
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Address:186 MILLET CAD. - TOPKAPI
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Stephen Clews, Manager, Roman Baths and Pump Room
The Beau Street hoard was found in the old spa quarter of Bath, where a nineteenth century hospital building is being converted into a five star hotel next to the city's modern spa and close to the heart of the old Roman town of Aquae Sulis.
The site is very close to two of the city's three hot springs. Excavations in the nineteenth century in advance of the hospital revealed evidence of a Roman bath house adjacent to one of these springs, so it was expected that some interesting Roman archaeology might be revealed by excavations here. But a large hoard of coins was completely unexpected.
There are no other large hoards of Roman coins known from Bath. Nor is there anything about the known archaeology of the site or indeed any other evidence from Bath that would lead us to expect the discovery of what is now the largest hoard of Roman coins yet discovered from an urban context in Britain.
The Roman Baths intends to acquire this hoard through the Treasure process and put it on prominent display in a gallery devoted to the story of Aquae Sulis. Here it will be seen by the around a million visitors who come to see what is already one of Britain's principal Roman sites every year.
At the moment, we're working to raise money for the acquisition and would like it to be a process in which we can celebrate the discovery of the hoard and use it as a spring board for a wide range of learning and cultural activities inspired by it. Together with the British Museum and several other organisations we are working up ideas for a programme that will run alongside the conservation, acquisition and display of the hoard.
Although there will be opportunities to take part in these events and see many of the coins in advance our target is to put the hoard on permanent display towards the end of 2014.
But, for now, with each coin that emerges, we're trying to work out why the hoard was buried in the first place. So far the latest coin discovered dates to 274 AD, and although this was a time of great unrest in the Roman Empire there has been no indication of this in the archaeological record from Bath. Troubled times are not always the reason for the deposition of hoards, but they are an obvious reason to consider.
Burial of the coins as an offering to the gods seems unlikely in this case – as just a few yards away more than 12,000 coins have been recovered from excavations of a Sacred Spring where they were thrown in as offerings directly to the Goddess Sulis Minerva. In Bath that was the obvious way to make an offering.
The hoard was buried in a stone-lined box set into the floor of a Roman building. It was presumably covered over, perhaps by wooden boards or a piece of furniture to hide its presence. Whatever the means, it certainly seems to have achieved its object. A personal loss of a family fortune? Perhaps an elderly batchelor living alone with his inheritance hidden safely away? In which case the hoard may have been buried some years later than its youngest coin suggests.
We could imagine many other scenarios to account for the hoard. Whatever the reason, the hoard that now survives has brought a new dimension and a new story to our thinking about the development of Roman Bath that ranks with many of the other great discoveries made here.
The 300-year-dig at Bath that began with the discovery of the gilt bronze cult statue of the goddess Sulis Minerva in 1727 is still giving up secrets!
Find out more about the Beau Street hoard and the Roman Baths Museum fund-raising campaign.
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Premium quality dominates wine, beer, spirits market
I mentioned in a recent column that whiskey is enjoying unprecedented worldwide popularity, especially the upscale brands. Traditional producers such as Scotland can't keep up with the surging market.
The increase in demand is part of a larger shift in the beer, wine and spirits industries toward better quality. Those who cover industry trends called it "premiumization."
Nowhere have the changes been more dramatic for Americans than in the beer business. Our thirst for craft-brewed beer powered right through the recession, its robust sales unaffected by the downturn.
Artisanal beers are "authentic, artistic creations full of substance and soul," said Julia Herz, Craft Beer Program Director for the Brewers Association, in craftbeer.com. "This demand comes at a time in our culture where so much of what we purchase and consume is not always authentic."
In 2012 there were more than 2,200 craft brewers in the U.S. That represented more than 97 percent of the nation's breweries. In 1980, there were 42 beer makers in the country, most of them pumping out mass-produced lager.
Craft beer makers are even entering uncharted waters. More than 170 of them now offer canned beer – formerly the realm of the mass-market guys. Other trends that promise to get huge: barrel-aging and sour ales.
Beer drinkers' changing tastes have caught the attention of the big boys.
"Brewing giants like Anheuser-Bush InBevand MillerCoors, inspired by craft brewers' success, continue to expand their empires and offerings beyond light American lagers," Herz said.
The craft mentality has found its way into the distilling business. Vodka companies are catering to changing tastes, especially among younger consumers, with low-calorie and flavor-infused products. Tequila makers have followed suit, with many small-production companies such as Irvine's Asombroso joining the premium market.
Of course, premium spirits have been around for a long time. As I noted recently, demand for high-end Scotch, Irish whiskey and bourbon has exploded in the developing world's leading economies: China, India, Indonesia, Taiwan, Korea.
In the wine industry, California's high-end producers are noticing a healthy uptick in demand, too.
U.S. sales of domestic premium wine (more than $20 per bottle) shot up 26 percent in 2012 according to Symphony IRI Group (SIG), a Chicago-based market research firm that monitors wine sales at major U.S. food and drug stores.
Americans snapped up more imported wine, too, but the increase in the over-$20 category wasn't as dramatic: about 13 percent. And we're buying more than four times as much expensive domestic wine as imports.
Americans are competing with foreign buyers in the market for good U.S. wines. The Chinese obsession with Napa Cabernet Sauvignons is legendary. That's what prompted former NBA star Yao Ming to dive into the Chinese red wine market.
Last year Ming began marketing a brand of wine named after him. Its cost? About $289 a bottle – in China. (The price includes a 27 percent import duty and a 17 percent sales tax. Ouch!) That's a pretty steep sticker for the U.S. The average wage in Ming's birthplace, booming Shanghai, is around $10,000 a year, making his Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon an unimaginable luxury for most Chinese.
China will become the No. 2 wine-consuming nation in the world by 2016, according to International Wine and Spirits Research. "The more wine a country drinks, the better the wine they drink," said Robert Beynat of Vinexpo. That means Yao Ming could be looking for another post-NBA career once Chinese consumers start comparing his pricey juice to some Napa heavyweights that cost considerably less.
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The 2010-11 wrestling season is quickly coming to an end for the Emery High Spartan wrestling team. With the super-regionals only two and half weeks away, the Spartan team is down to two non-region matches, a region match against Juab and a tournament to hone their skills for the said regional tournament.
During the past couple of weeks, Emery has traveled to South Sevier for a dual match, participated in the Tournament of Champions at Uintah High and hosted Manti in a region match.
At the Uintah tournament, 40 high school teams from small to really big, from throughout the western United States participated in this meet and the Emery team finished 23rd. Spencer Fehlberg finished fifth in the 119 pound weight class and Nathan Mecham finished sixth in the 171 pound weight class. Clay Collard, wrestling at 152 pounds, made it to the semifinals in that weight class but was disqualified in that match. That disqualification kept him from placing in the tournament and gave him his first loss of the season.
Earlier against South Sevier, Emery came away with a road victory over a good 2-A team. The victory was by one point. Coach Doug Mecham had this to say, "Our boys fought hard and put everything into each match. I am proud of what the team accomplished tonight as it truly was a team win."
Winning for Emery in this dual were Wyatt Oveson, Cezly Collard, Spencer Fehlberg, Tice Guymon, Clay Collard, Chet Funk and Nathan Mecham. All wrestlers won by pin except Cezly and Funk. Kennedee Byington and Brett Sorenson each lost their matches but both wrestled very hard and lost by decision against good, ranked wrestlers on the South Sevier team. Sorenson was wrestling out of weight class and gave up 15 pounds to his opponent, which is a big advantage for the heavier wrestler.
Emery lost the region meet to Manti, a team they had defeated earlier in the season. Every match was ended by pin for the two teams with the exception of 152 pounds, which was a forfeit as Clay Collard served a one-match suspension. Clay wrestled his would-be opponent in an exhibition match and pinned his opponent quickly in the first round.
Winning their matches were Cezly Collard at 112 pounds, Spencer Fehlberg at 119 pounds, Chet Funk at 160 pounds and Nathan Mecham at 171 pounds.
In further action, Emery soundly defeated American Leadership Academy in a dual meet at Castle Dale and then the Spartan team traveled to St. George and participated in the Pineview Tournament.
At the Pineview tournament there were 32 high school teams and the Emery team finished 12th. The best finish was by Clay Collard, with Collard finishing second with only his second loss of the year.
Spencer Fehlberg finished fourth, Chet Funk and Wyatt Oveson finished fifth and Cezly Collard finished seventh.
Against ALA, Emery's Oveson at 103 pounds and Funk at 160 pounds along with George Sorenson at 189 pounds won by forfeit.
Cezly Collard at 112 pounds, Spencer Fehlberg at 119 pounds, Dillon Walls at 125 pounds, Nagel Vieira at 135 pounds, Cole Guymon at 140 pounds, Clay Collard at 152 pounds and Nathan Mecham at 171 pounds all won by pinning their opponent.
Emery won the match 60-23.
This week, Emery will host Juab in the final home match of the season and will honor the seniors on the team along with the two Emery wrestlers that were named Academic All-State, Nathan Mecham and Spencer Fehlberg.


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This example shows how you can run multiple Simulink® simulations corresponding to different test cases in the Signal Builder block, in parallel by using the Parallel Computing Toolbox™. This involves five main steps:
Start MATLAB® workers on your machine
Set up data required for the multiple simulations
Run multiple simulations in a
parfor (parallel
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Plot results of multiple simulations
Close MATLAB workers
The model sldemo_suspn_3dof shown below simulates the vehicle dynamics based on the road - suspension interaction for different road profiles. The vehicle dynamics are captured in three degrees of freedom: vertical displacement, roll, and pitch. The road profile data for the left and right tires is imported into the Signal Builder block as different test cases. The Road-Suspension Interaction subsystem calculates the suspension forces on the vehicle at the four tire locations based on the road data and the current vehicle state. In the Body Dynamics subsystem these forces and the resulting pitch and roll moments are used to determine the vehicle motion in three degrees of freedom: vertical displacement, roll, and pitch.
The suspension model is simulated using different road profiles to determine if the design meets desired performance goals. Parallel Computing Toolbox is used to speed up these multiple simulations, as illustrated below.
mdl = 'sldemo_suspn_3dof';
isModelOpen = bdIsLoaded(mdl);
First configure and start a pool of MATLAB workers. Use the
parpool command to check if a parallel pool is open, and then open a local pool on your multicore desktop. This requires Parallel Computing Toolbox.
apool = gcp('nocreate'); if isempty(apool) apool = parpool; end
Starting parallel pool (parpool) using the 'local' profile ... connected to 12 workers.
Determine the number of cases in the Signal Builder block using the signalbuilder function. The number of cases is used to determine the number of iterations to run in step 3. The number of cases is also used to preallocate an array of SimulationOutput objects in the Simulink package that will be used to collect the simulation results in step 3.
[~,~,~,cases] = signalbuilder([mdl '/Road Profiles']);
numCases = numel(cases);
simout(numCases) = Simulink.SimulationOutput;
parfor (Parallel
for) Loop
Run multiple simulations corresponding to the different test cases in the Signal Builder block within a
parfor loop. The
signalbuilder function is used again here but this time to set the active signal in each iteration. The sim command returns all the simulation data as a SimulationOutput object of the Simulink package. Note that the simulation results are collected in the simout variable, which was preallocated in step 2.
parfor idx = 1:numCases load_system(mdl); signalbuilder([mdl '/Road Profiles'],'activegroup',idx); simout(idx) = sim(mdl,'SimulationMode','normal'); end
Plot the vertical vehicle displacement from the different simulations to see how the vehicle performed to the different road profiles. Use the
get method of the SimulationOutput object to obtain the timeseries contained in each element of simout. The time and and signal data are contained within the timeseries object.
legend_labels = cell(1,numCases); for i = 1:numCases si = simout(i); ts = si.get('logsout').get('vertical_disp').Values; ts.plot; legend_labels{i} = ['Run ' num2str(i)]; hold all end title('Response of a 3-DoF Suspension Model') xlabel('Time (s)'); ylabel('Vehicle vertical displacement (m)'); legend(legend_labels,'Location','NorthEastOutside');
Last, close the parallel pool and the model if they were not previously opened.
if(~isModelOpen) close_system(mdl, 0); end delete(apool);
Parallel pool using the 'local' profile is shutting down.


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Special fluid would only allow the driver to choose the correct gear
Walk into a room full of automotive enthusiasts and ask about manual transmissions and you'll likely get mixed responses. Sports car purists think a row-your-own, manual gearbox is the only way to go. However, many feel that the new semi-automatic gearboxes where shifts are made by clicking paddles behind the steering wheel are superior. Based solely on how quickly gear changes can be made, fans of the semi-automatic gearbox have a point.
Efficiency and speed aside, many sports car fans won't buy a car without a manual transmission. While BMW sells more cars with automatic or SMG gearboxes, a patent has surfaced that shows the traditional manual transmission still has a place with the BMW brand. The patent shows that BMW is considering a future with manual transmissions that have more than the normal six forward gears common today.
Many automatic transmissions are capable of better fuel efficiency than a manual transmission simply due to the fact that some have more forward gears with high seventh or even eight ratios to cut fuel consumption.
BMW's patent describes the problem was simply adding more gears to the current six speed manual transmission. The patent reads, "an 8 speed manual transmission would need four shift gates for the 8 gears alone." The problem with adding more gates is that it becomes difficult for the driver to shift gears and the potential for accidentally shifting into a lower gear and damaging the engine by over-rev grows.
BMW's solution of adding more gates and the growing complexity for drivers is both insane, and incredibly smart. BMW wants to design a manual transmission that will only allow the driver to shift into the correct gear. Anyone that's accidentally grabbed second on a 4 to 3 shift at speed will appreciate that innovation.
BMWs innovation creates shift gates that are surrounded by a magnetorheologic or electrorheologic fluid. That is a complicated way of saying that the fluid would prevent any improper shift when a voltage is applied to change viscosity of the fluid, therefore physically blocking any gear but the correct gear for downshift. The technology could be used on manual transmissions with a clutch pedal or without.
BMW sees an interesting potential by creating a shift-by-wire transmission where you can shift gears with a lever without having use a clutch pedal. This would be sort of a combination of an automated SMG and a traditional manual transmission. There is no indication of when this technology might come to market at this time, but it sounds like a very good idea.
Porsche already has a seven-speed manual transmission available in the
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Kevin Tomlinson: On The Edge
Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2003
Wonderful comedy, featuring the irrepressible Kevin Tomlinson. One of Britain's funniest, most engaging, comic performers. A delightful show about love, life and the universe.
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Big sound from a small body, but the proposition is made less attractive by a premium price
Big sound from a small body, but the proposition is made less attractive by a premium price
A great sounding speaker, though it's not the most versatile
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Introducing a new Times Square series. "The Greatest Gifts Collection" is a distinctive ten-year issue of crystal ornaments, stemware and giftware sharing the common thread of international generosity. Beginning with the "Gifts of Imagination" in 2014 and concluding in 2023 with the "Gifts of Love", each annual edition of the Greatest Gift series will depict a "gift" - a theme of global aspiration whose value is universally treasured.


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- "Bleach is back !"
It's back so this better be good or else!
- "Bleach is back !"
It's back so this better be good or else!
So that's why they've always had the upper hand they were always there just in a different dimension.
I'm liking it so far, Toshiro looks badass didn't think he could still use his ice power but I'm glad he can because he needs it lol ...I was hoping to see Kenpachi but I guess kubo is saving the best for last.
P.S that colour page with Ichigo in his black reiatsu kimono is pure awesomness.
If everything changed it probably means Aizen is free as well....
- I think there is another reason they altered things and brought them there. I think there is still a time limit to their powers outside that special dimension. Perhaps within it is a bit less taxing.
- They said they where building up power for 1000 years and they even when to HM probably to gather more power. There definitely is a limit that's why they are in a rush to kill them off quickly.
I too think Aizen's binding chair might have disappeared. I'd be glad as hell to see him make an epic comeback. Did you guys realize that Kenpachi was training in the underground level where Aizen was sealed?
^ No, he only blew up everything that was above him, not below, though even if he did both ways, the VC did survive it, so yeah Aizen as well, not to mention that he is immortal.
They were storing Reishi (for them it is "Power") for 1000 years, so it's expected for them to battle better in a field that overflows with it.
Wait a minute, they did the same thing 1000 years ago and Yamamoto didn't even bother to inform his men ? I guess it was time to replace him, since he seriously withhold too many vital informations.
So Hashwald is a a grand master and actually blond.
Wait, they can still use their Shikai, well that's a bit... eh, perhaps they can use their elemental Reiatus instead of Shikai then, in a sword techniques (like that energy slash that everyone can do, but since their reiatsu is elemental, it has element added to it) ?
Nice chapter. Still think Ichigo will start fusing both blades but we'll see soon enough. I like that Kyouraku wasn't fazed. Somehow I think Kurotsuchi looks like a sunflower. Interesting to see what he does. Also, is Renji still with the Zero Squad?
YES! It's been too damn long but it's back and this chapter kicked ass. G3uk3fq.png
Beautifully rendered as usual, no one has better artwork in the business today than Kubo. The concept that the Reich was there, all this time, 1,000 in the same location but slightly shifted in dimension is genius. It explains so much and considering the Quncies adept handling of reiatsu, it comes off as legit instead of a hastily contrived plot device. It's also good to see Toshiro has improved SO much to be able to block that Stern Ritter's assault with his shikai considering he was getting demolished with a Bankai before. He looks smooth and calm, as he always should given the depth of his character. Rangiku looking delectable as always.
Glad that Mayuri is back in the picture, all his seclusion and study are finally about to pay off evidently. It's been too damn long since his last battle, what, 2 years? Seeing my boy Ichigo with those 2 blades? Fucking BOSS shit. Epic chapter.
"For I being a poor man, have only my dreams & I have spread them beneath your feet. Tread carefully, for you tread upon my dreams."
This is amazing, to think that they built a empire in Soul Society's own shadow. That was both a great plan and a big fuck you to soul society all in one, Win Win for the quincy.
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The Zoom Fat Albert Twin Tail Grubs feature a fat, rippled body and a twin tail-spinning action designed to move a lot of water. The two curly tails create a bass-calling, fluttering action as soon as they hit the water, making them a great choice for a jig trailer, or as a trailer on a spinnerbait or buzzbait. Available in a variety of colors to match with your local waters and pair up perfectly with your jigs or spinnerbaits. All Zoom Baits feature life-like, super soft, salt-impregnated plastic that bass will fight to hold on to.
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LuxorPro Style Stix 3/8" Yellow
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Guess & Guess by Marciano had their fall/winter 2012 press preview for accessories, men's and women's clothing on April 6th at the gorgeous Skylight West in NYC. The room was full of natural light and adorned with next season's must-have's, including specs, bags, belts, faux-fur stoles, watches, and of course, super chic attire. We fell for an ensemble involving a cropped floral skinny jean with a denim jacket, worn under an oversized pink faux-fur jacket. See more below!
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Location: Chattanooga, TN
July 21, 2014
Comfy "boat" shoes!
"I had a similar pair in brown but I needed a more neutral color so I got these in blue. Very comfy - there isn't any support or much in the way of a sole but still good for a day you will be walking a lot. Great slip on/off shoe!"
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Location: Boston, MA
May 07, 2014
Cute, but be aware they need breaking in!
"These slides are super cute, but they killed my feet the first time I wore them. Now that I've broken them in some more, they are much more comfortable (although I still may get some insoles to give them a little more cushion)."
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Comments: I received these shoes a week ago and have done 3 trail runs in them. The shoes are very comfortable and fit great when standing, walking or running on groomed trails. On un-groomed single track etc the lack of forefoot/toe box overlays results in a lot of lateral movement; for me this creates hot spots. I really like the 4mm drop and general feel of the shoe but will wear it only on well groomed trails.
From: Tom, Bristol, TN, USA. June 27th 2014
Comments: awesome trail shoe, very nice, snug fit but as others mentioned sizing up 1/2 size is recommended. i run a lot of city trails which means a mix of roads/pavement and single track but not super technical stuff. still unsure if the lack of a rock plate is going to be an issue for me but i love the way these fit from the moment i put them on and i have never been a huge fan of Nike shoes. thought about ordering the TK's for about a month before finally pulling the trigger and very happy that i did. if Nike made a road version of this shoe i have no doubt it would be just as successful as this version. Well done Nike, now don't change a thing!
From: Anothny, San Francisco, CA, USA. May 30th 2014
Comments: Used to Brooks cascadia 7 and Pure Grit2, I had to size up 1/2 number for Terra Kiger. 47 y.o. 80 kg I use them for 10k trail runs. TK are very confortable, light and they call for a playful fast paced run. However...a big disappointment is the heel of the shoe...both the upper and the sole. The upper needs some firm layer to protect the back of your feet against rocks. Also to hold the heel firmly to avoid undesired lateral movements...otherwise in uneven terrain you may be surprised when you notice a signficant portion of your heel is no longer on top of the sole but laterally displaced (....and yes, I do lace thightly to hold heels). The sole should be wider at the heel ...the rounded up outline looks nice but it gives up some precious-for-balance surface. A wonderful shoe with an appalling heel.
From: Ignacio, Canary Islands. May 23rd 2014
Comments: Nike finally comes up with a legit trail running shoe and a lower drop shoe and it is in the same great package. The light weight combined with a lower drop yet enough cushion make this shoe a good choice for many distances from short, fast trail races to longer ultras. The traction is good enough for most trails, but I wouldn't use it in wet, muddy conditions. The one thing I was nervous about was the soft heel counter. Very similar to that on the Free. I thought my heel would slip, or that I would have to lace them very tight. However, the heel actually fits very nice without having adjust the lacing. I just bought my second pair of these and will be logging many miles in this shoe in the months to come.
From: Sean, San Jose, CA, USA
Comments: Wow, amazing shoe! I've always struggled to find a trail shoe that felt light, fast, and responsive while still maintaining enough protection, traction, and cushion for the trails. I've gone through all the race ready trail shoes from NB, Inov8, Brooks, Asics, Montrail, Hoka, Salomon, and Saucony, and Nike has really hit it out of the park with this one. The 4mm drop, extremly comfortable and airy upper, light weight, and responsive cushioning fit and feel similar to a road flat. The zoom cushioning in both front and rear of the shoe offer plenty of rock protection and a springy ride. The outsole offered great traction on technical trails and even felt good for stretches of pavement. The Salomon S-Lab Sense is close to a perfect shoe, but I feel a little too firm in the forefoot. This shoe picks up right where Salomon left off. I'd train and race in them for anything from 1 to 100 miles.
From: Rob, Denver, CO, USA
Comments: With so many great trail shoe options out there meeting the requirements of all running types, Nike was just lagging behind. Personally, I like around a 4mm drop and enough cushioning for long distances, but somewhat minimal as well. The old Brookes Puregrits were perfect for me. However, I was not a fan of the bottom on the new Puregrits. I have ran 2 training runs in the Terra Kinger's (10 miles and 15 miles) and did a 13.2M race in them. The verdict, I love them! Still need to be tested on longer runs with more technical trails, but I am not too concerned with their ability to hold up. If all goes well tomorrow on my 25 mile technical run, they will be coming along up to Waldo 100K. Nice job Nike!
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Kimmo, if I understand correctly the language that you are using in "performative" then I think you are right at the point that I am asking about. As I look at the use of this word in the rest of the NT (limited data, granted), I feel like the action is always "performative." That is, this word always reflects an act of making something so, determining that it will be so. I am questioning whether it is ever used in the sense of simply stating something publicly as fact that has already been so for some time previous. I think this is what you are saying with your terminology, but correct me if I am wrong. Do you have an idea of some evidence/instances that show that the word does mean the merely "public definition" idea?
I think you have understood me correctly. Unfortunately, I don't have the time right now to look for hard evidence. Just looking at a word that has the range of meanings that LSJ shows makes me cautious. They list 'define' among the senses. However, one would have to go beyond a dictionary and look at the examples themselves. Perhaps someone else on the list has the time to pick some relevant examples, as you pose an interesting question.


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Allen Johnson wins NHRA race in Phoenix
Greeneville, Tenn. native Allen Johnson won his 21st career Pro Stock division race Sunday, seven years after his father Roy suffered a heart attack at the same Phoenix race track.
In his Team Mopar Dodge Avenger, Johnson, a 2012 series champ, beat V. Gaines in the final round of the CARQUEST Auto Parts NHRA Nationals at Wild Horse Pass Motorsports Park in Phoenix.
"We fought the car all weekend," Johnson told NHRA.com.
"I'm only here because we have a great crew. I can't say enough about my guys. They worked and got it right, and this is a great way to send this Mopar Express Lube Dodge Avenger out on a winning note."
This was an emotional win for Johnson. In 2007 at this same race track, Johnson's father Roy - who serves as his engine builder - suffered a heart attack.
Now healthy, the father-son duo celebrated together Sunday in Phoenix.


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The Ospreys ran in seven tries to beat the Dragons 52-19 at the Liberty Stadium, keeping their PRO12 play-off dreams alive.
The Ospreys ran in seven tries to defeat the Dragons 52-19 at the Liberty Stadium on Friday, keeping their PRO12 play-off dreams alive.
It didn't take long for Ospreys to stamp their authority on the game, crossing for two converted tries within the first ten minutes.
Kahn Fotuali'i got the ball rolling for the hosts on four minutes, before Tom Haberfield added a second just three minutes later to stretch the advantage.
Steffan Jones got Dragons off the mark soon after with a sweetly struck penalty goal but it merely delayed the inevitable as Ospreys added a further converted try through Ashley Beck, with Dan Biggar on target with his third successful conversion.
Biggar then added a penalty goal to make it 24-3, and though Jones added a second penalty for Dragons, the hosts were in a comfortable position by half-time.
Any hope the Dragons harboured of mounting a comeback after the break were quickly dispelled just minutes into the second half when Tom Isaacs crossed for Ospreys' fourth try of the evening, again converted by the irrepressible Biggar.
The concession at the start of the second half, though perhaps fatal to the visitors' hopes, sprung Dragons into life, and they got their rewards five minutes later when Daniel Evans crashed over for an unconverted try.
A penalty from Jones minutes later made it 31-14, before Ospreys reaffirmed their supremacy with a converted try just after the hour through Biggar.
To their credit, the visitors wouldn't lie down and Toby Falatau's unconverted try reduced the deficit, though fittingly Ospreys had the last laugh through converted tries from Dmitri Arhip and Justin Tipuric.
The scorers:
For Ospreys:
Tries: Fotuali'i, Habberfield, Beck, Isaacs, Biggar, Arhip, Tipuric
Cons: Biggar 5, Morgan 2
Pen: Biggar
For Dragons:
Tries: DJ Evans, Faletau
Pens: S Jones 3
Ospreys: 15 Richard Fussell, 14 Tom Habberfield, 13 Jonathan Spratt, 12 Ashley Beck, 11 Tom Isaacs, 10 Dan Biggar, 9 Kahn Fotuali'i, 8 Jonathan Thomas, 7 Justin Tipuric, 6 James King, 5 Ian Evans, 4 Alun Wyn Jones (c), 3 Adam Jones, 2 Richard Hibbard, 1 Ryan Bevington.
Replacements: 16 Scott Baldwin, 17 Duncan Jones, 18 Dmitri Arhip, 19 Lloyd Peers, 20 George Stowers, 21 Rhys Webb, 22 Matthew Morgan, 23 Ben John.
Dragons: 15 Dan Evans, 14 Adam Hughes, 13 Pat Leach, 12 Jack Dixon, 11 Ross Wardle, 10 Steffan Jones, 9 Wayne Evans; 8 Lewis Evans (c), 7 Nic Cudd, 6 Dan Lydiate, 5 Adam Jones, 4 Andrew Coombs, 3 Nathan Buck, 2 Sam Parry, 1 Owen Evans.
Replacements: 16 Hugh Gustafson, 17 Phil Price, 18 Dan Way, 19 Ian Nimmo, 20 Toby Faletau, 21 Jonathan Evans, 22 Will Harries, 23 Hallam Amos.
Referee: John Lacey (IRFU)


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Reaction Innovations Little Dipper 3.5" 9pk
Reaction Innovations has done it again! The Little dipper is the kid brother to the skinny dipper. At three and a half inches in length, this bait is an excellent choice when a finesse approach is a must. The little dipper can be fished in the same fashion as the skinny dipper, but will excel behind a fish head spinner such as a Sworming Hornet. Other applications where the Little Dipper excels are drop shotting and behind a jighead. Any way you fish the Little Dipper it will produce.
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Comments: My favorite is to throw it out over grass/weed mats submerged below the surface & try to roll it right across the top edge of the foliage. Surprisingly even when the hook is a little exposed it comes back fairly, if not completely weed free.
From: Gary: Indianapolis, IN 12/19/15
Comments: Walleye love em'... I fish em' on a eighth or quarter oz. darter head and reel it in as slow as I can stand it and wait for that little tick. The colors I've had the most luck on are Bull Frog and D. Sanchez; best time is pre-spawn and spawn.
From: Noah: Estancia, New Mexico
Comments: This is the perfect swimjig trailer iv caught tons of fish on it i love em
From: Louis
Comments: These little guys are on my top 5 soft plastic lure list. Have tried about 6 different colors and all seem irresistable to bass. Using White Trash and Sexy Shad right now and both are outstanding. Maybe it's the action of these on the retrieve and not so much the color. Anyway, I'm also hooked on em!
From: Tom: Somers Point, NJ
Comments: Rigged on a 3/0 Owner Twist Lock Light hook, the Little Dipper has an erratic swimming action that recently enticed just over 100 bass onto my line over what became my two best largemouth bass fishing days ever! I get my best results retrieving at moderate to fast speed to keep the paddle tail wiggling and make occasional, brief pauses that often trigger the strike. To swim it true without such erratic behavior, fish it deeper, or cast it into the wind, I use Owner Twist Lock 3/0, 1/16 oz Weighted hooks instead of the un-weighted version. To protect the lureÕs tip from damage coming through weeds, and to add extra flash, I add a ¼ inch nickel colored cone-head fly fishing weight to the line, un-pegged. To avoid fish pulling the tail off the lure, I hold my rod at a 60 to 90 degree angle to the line during the retrieve and when I feel the impact of a strike, I immediately point the rod tip towards the fish to create slack, pause briefly for the fish to get the entire lure into its mouth, then take up the slack and set the hook with an upward sweep of the rod. I cast these light weight lures farther and with less effort using a spinning outfit instead of a bait-caster. Little Dippers are so durable that I typically catch at least 8 bass per lure and can usually extend that by making repairs with Mend-It. They are well designed to conceal the hook tip for weedless retrieves and have ample space within the body for the shank to ride-up during the hook set. The wide range of colors allows me to match-the-hatch in vastly different environments.
From: Vince: LaZara: Tucson, AZ
Comments: Amazing dropshot bait! just cut the paddle tail in half towards the head and nose-hook it!
From: John: Telletubby Land
Comments: Awesome little bait, whether you fish it weightless, on the back of a swim jig or on a darter head, this bait excels! Sprayed grass and houdini are the best, except houdini is always out of stock. TW needs to fix that problem! It's the best color!!!!
Comments: screw the grub, put THIS on your darter head. works well OUTSIDE of CA as well.
From: Meatwad: Spillin Beans
Comments: Good little bait, effective when the bite is tough. Rigged weedless on a slider head, has been highly effective for both largemouth and smallmouth. Bullfrog has been the best color.
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Tom Isaacs was diagnosed with Parkinson's at the young age of 27 and since then has done everything he can to raise funds, heighten awareness and find a cure.
Having completed his highly successful 1,250 mile sponsored walk in 1999, Tom left his job as Director of a London property company in April 2002 to undertake his Coastin' challenge. By April 2003, Tom had walked 4,500 miles around the British coastline, climbed the highest mountains in England, Scotland and Wales and run the Flora London Marathon, raising over £350,000. In 2005 he was elected UK Charity Personality of the Year and a year later he co-founded The Cure Parkinson's Trust, an organisation of which he is President and which has committed over US$9 million to research around the world.
Tom was a Board Member of the European Parkinson's Disease Association from 2005 until 2010. Tom acted as the patient representative on the Steering Committee and chaired the Patient Advocacy Committee for the World Parkinson Congress in 2010 and 2013. He made a total of 15 speeches at the two events. He is also a leading contributor to the SENSE-PARK project which is a European funded initiative establishing more personalised, objective measuring devices for people with Parkinson's and those who treat them. He is also a co-founder of Parkinson's Movement.
In 2012 Tom was awarded the prestigious, Dr Rana International Parkinson's Community Service Award. He was also one of the torchbearers in the run up to the 2012 Olympic Games.
Tom has written a book "Shake Well Before Use" about his walk and his experiences with Parkinson's which he conveys with passion, optimism and humour. He speaks regularly about his condition and the ability of people with Parkinson's to inject urgency into progressing the delivery of new therapies to the clinic.


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EUCE Center of Excellence Arctic Initiative Lecture: The Industrial Archaeology of Polar Exploration: A Lecture
SpeakerDag Avango, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
Date Apr 8, 2013
Time 3:00 pm
Location Rare Books & Manuscript Library, Room 346, Main Library (map)
Sponsor This event is sponsored by the University of Illinois European Union Center through a grant from the European Commission, the Barbro Osher Pro Suecia Foundation, the Nordic Council of Ministers, Scandinavian Studies, the Center for Advanced Study, and the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures
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Dr. Avango studies the history of technology in the polar regions and has written about industrial archaeology on Svalbard and South Georgia Island. He will deliver the closing lecture for the "Names Swallowed by the Cold: Hidden Histories of Arctic Exploration" exhibit at the Rare Books & Manuscript Library.
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Women: Statement by Ambassador Herman Schaper on "Women, peace and security
Statement by
H.E. Herman Schaper
Permanent Representative of the Netherlands Mission to the United Nations
Open Debate on "Women, peace and security" in the Security Council
New York, 30 November 2012
Mr. President, Excellencies, distinguished participants,
My delegation welcomes this debate and would like to make a few remarks in addition to the EU statement and other statements underlining the importance of women's civil society organisations in contributing to the implementation of SC resolution 1325.
SCR 1325 and the Dutch National Action Plan 2012 – 2015
The Netherlands has put gender equality at the heart of all its policies for decades. Internationally, we support female leadership, the follow-up of SC resolution 1325, women's economic empowerment and the elimination of violence against women.
In December last year, the Netherlands launched its second National Action Plan 1325. It covers the period 2012-2015. The Dutch National Action Plan is unique in its kind as it results from and encompasses close cooperation between government, civil society and research institutes. It brings together Dutch government ministries, research institutions and no fewer than 32 civil society organisations, including multinational NGO's, women's peace movements and diaspora organisations. The Dutch National Action Plan is based on many different sources of knowledge and experience and is designed to be both ambitious and feasible.
Our second National Action Plan has a thematic and a geographical focus. Thematically, it is fully dedicated to the enhancement of female leadership and political leverage in conflict-affected societies. Geographically, it focuses on six countries - Afghanistan, Burundi, DRC, South Sudan, Sudan and Colombia – as well as on the MENA region.
Practical examples of activities supported by the NAP
The Dutch National Action Plan contains many joint activities benefiting from the complementarity between government bodies and civil society in the Netherlands and their partner organisations in the focus countries. Let me mention a few examples:
- In the DRC, the Netherlands will support the national Women's Fund to promote participation of Congolese women in the coming elections. We will also support women in Eastern DRC who can play a mediation role in the conflict that is still raging in the Kivu's.
- Similarly, in Burundi as well as in the Eastern DRC, the signatories of the Dutch National Action Plan will support a program of a regional organisation cooperating with local women's and media organisations to increase public support for women's political participation and to strengthen the capacity of women organizations to campaign, including the use of media technologies.
- In Afghanistan, a group of signatories works together with a local telephone and internet provider to start a program connecting rural poor women and men with more 'modern' youth in the main towns via an sms-platform (sms-based blogging). The objective is to inform the rural poor better on national women's issues and foster dialogue between rural poor and urban youth.
- In Libya, we support a capacity-building program for women, so that they can have a meaningful contribution to the development of the new constitution.
Mr. President,
Dutch financial support
The Dutch government attaches high priority to the implementation of its second National Action Plan, also in financial terms. For programs in the six partner countries, an amount of 2 million euros per year (2012-2015) is available, and the same amount per year is reserved for the MENA region.
Also, the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs established the FLOW fund – Funding Leadership and Opportunities for Women - the largest women's fund in the world. FLOW will invest 78 million euros between 2012 and 2015 in women's organisations, many of them in conflict-affected states.
Finally, a new fund is being established together with the Dutch NGO HIVOS and accountancy firm PriceWaterhouseCoopers, to strengthen the financial and organizational management of women's organizations in the MENA-region.
In this way we share and support the commitments made during the Equal Futures Partnership event hosted by US Secretary of State Clinton in september last year.
Mr. President,
The pivotal role of women deserves our support
The potential role of women's organisations in any social or political transformation is huge. Women can and should play a pivotal role in their societies and merit our support to take the lead more effectively. Transition processes like the ones in the MENA region are an opportunity for women to translate their influence in formal roles. The same is true for women and their organisations that work in fragile countries. Women across the world involved in peace building, reconciliation and democratization will continue to find the Netherlands at their side.
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The Chiefs were crowned Super Rugby champions for the first time after brushing aside the Sharks 37-6 in a one-sided final on Saturday.
The Chiefs were crowned Super Rugby champions for the first time after brushing aside the toothless Sharks 37-6 in a one-sided final at Hamilton's Waikato Stadium on Saturday.
Whilst the hosts were deserved winners and full value for their win, the Sharks were always going to be at a significant disadvantage following their taxing travelling schedule – their last stop ultimately proving to be a bridge too far for the visitors.
Besides the opening 20 minutes of the game, the season finale was sadly a mis-match as the Chiefs outplayed their travel-weary South African counterparts in all facets of play. All the Sharks had to do was turn up and the Chiefs did the rest.
There wasn't any anxious moments as you would expect in a final compared to last week's two nerve-racking encounters. Instead, relaxed Chiefs fans could sit back and watch their team dismantle the opposition.
Tries by Tim Nanai-Williams, Kane Thompson, Lelia Masaga and Sonny Bill Williams ensured that the Chiefs were always well clear of their opponents.
Fly-half Aaron Cruden delivered another stunning performance and he too ensured that his side stayed in control of proceedings by knocking over all four conversions and three penalties, while the Sharks' only replies came from the boot of fly-half Frederic Michalak.
The French international was not as hot as he was during the play-offs and semis, whilst the returning Patrick Lambie also failed to hit the mark.
Tactically the Sharks dished up their poorest showing of the season while their normally solid defence crumbled as the match wore on. Then there were also a number of unforced errors that added to the team's frustration, and the previously dominant Sharks forwards were put through their paces by a powerhouse Chiefs pack.
The Sharks did enjoy the better of the opening exchanges after a JP Pietersen kick drilled the Chiefs into the corner and Ryan Kankowski stole the line-out. But their only reward was a sole penalty by Michalak before the Chiefs began to work their way into the game with superior forward power and a more accurate kicking game.
A 10-minute period of relentlessly testing the Sharks' defence ended when Chiefs centre Andrew Horrell recovered a Cruden chip kick knocked on by Lambie, and a Williams' break led to Tim Nanai-Williams scoring out wide.
Cruden landed the touchline conversion and two penalties after the Du Plessis brothers Jannie and Bismarck both infringed to have the Chiefs ahead 13-3 at half-time.
Chiefs hooker Mahonri Schwalger put his side in command at the start of the second half when he stole the kick-off from the Sharks forwards. From an attacking scrum, number eight Kane Thompson was able to pick up the ball and run through a huge gap to score the Chiefs' second try.
Replacement wing Lelia Masaga put the match firmly in the Chiefs' grasp with 20 minutes remaining when he snapped up a misdirected Keegan Daniel pass and raced 50 metres to the line, stepping deftly around Lambie on the way.
Cruden landed the conversion and a further penalty before Williams, in his final match for the Chiefs, capped off the scoring with a try in the closing minutes which he followed with a celebratory dive into the crowd.
Man of the match: Tough one! The Chiefs back three were always in the thick of it, while prop Sona Taumalolo was once again a bull-dozer on attack. But the official gong went to co-captain Liam Messam after the match, and we find it pretty hard to argue with that choice.
Moment of the match: It has to be SBW's leap of joy into the home crowd after scoring his try. A sight to behold and one never seen before as far as we can recall in the beautiful game…
Villain of the match: No yellow or red cards shown, but Chiefs prop Ben Tameifuna can thank his lucky stars after his high hit on Ryan Kankowski wasn't picked up by the officials.
The scorers:
For Chiefs:
Tries: Nanai-Williams, Thompson, Masaga, Williams
Cons: Cruden 4
Pens: Cruden 3
For Sharks:
Pens: Michalak 2
Chiefs: 15 Robbie Robinson, 14 Tim Nanai-Williams, 13 Andrew Horrell, 12 Sonny Bill Williams, 11 Asaeli Tikoirotuma, 10 Aaron Cruden, 9 Tawera Kerr-Barlow, 8 Kane Thompson, 7 Tanerau Latimer, 6 Liam Messam, 5 Brodie Retallick, 4 Craig Clarke (c), 3 Ben Tameifuna, 2 Mahonri Schwalger, 1 Sona Taumalolo.
Replacements: 16 Hika Elliot, 17 Ben Afeaki, 18 Michael Fitzgerald, 19 Sam Cane, 20 Brendon Leonard, 21 Jackson Willison, 22 Lelia Masaga.
Sharks: 15 Pat Lambie, 14 Louis Ludik, 13 JP Pietersen, 12 Paul Jordaan, 11 Lwazi Mvovo, 10 Frederic Michalak, 9 Charl McLeod, 8 Ryan Kankowski, 7 Marcell Coetzee, 6 Keegan Daniel (c), 5 Anton Bresler, 4 Willem Alberts, 3 Jannie du Plessis, 2 Bismarck du Plessis, 1 Tendai Mtawarira.
Replacements: 16 Craig Burden, 17 Wiehahn Herbst, 18 Steven Sykes, 19 Jean Deysel, 20 Jacques Botes, 21 Meyer Bosman, 22 Riaan Viljoen.
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The School of Business offers a variety of non-credit,tuition-free computer applications courses aimed at developing computerskills for the job market. The objective is to equip students for themany positions requiring computer operating knowledge and proficiency.Application training is emphasized.
Studentscan learn keyboarding, business english and communications, wordprocessing, presentations/business graphics, database, spreadsheets,web page construction, accounting, desktop publishing, networking, andjob preparation. Certificate Programs are also offered in four areas:Word Processing, Microcomputer Business Applications, Accounting, andOffice Technology. The programs usually cover two years, are paced tothe student's time and ability, and produce a certificate that gainentry to upper level credit course or other programs.


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In the event of a problem with your print, you may need to carry out a specific maintenance procedure. Only commit to these procedures on recommendation from the FAQ or your distributer. Failure to do so may void your warranty.
Maintenance procedures may require tools outside the range supplied with the machine. Procedures may require specific skills (e.g. soldering). For soldering operations, observe all appropriate health and safety precautions. Please read the procedure fully and assess whether it is possible to fully execute the procedure before starting.
To complete the exercises in this manual the user will need:
Maintenance operations:
Maintenance operations:
Rapman 3.0 and 3.1 only:
The BFB-3000 either comes with a transparent acrylic print bed or a black composite print bed. Download the manual according to the type of print bed that comes with your machine. These will guide you through the necessary setup and installation procedures.
Maintenance operations:


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Date Dec 2, 2012
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Kids@Krannert opens the museum's doors to hands-on fun for the entire family! Join us for a variety of art projects, family tours, demonstrations, and other exciting events. For children ages 3-8 and their families.
In conjunction with The School of Art + Design Saturday School Open House