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MoneyWorld Review
MoneyWorld Introduction
MoneyWorld is a company that deals with both foreign exchange and money transfers worldwide. Their main operations are in Asia (Singapore) and New Zealand. The company has a presence in the Asia Pacific market, and there are offices available in seven different countries in the region. The company was founded in 1991, and since then they are one of the world leaders in foreign exchange and electronic transfers.
MoneyWorld is well known for their foreign exchange rates, which are very competitive, and considered one of the best in Asia. MoneyWorld service is constantly being upgraded, and there are new products being offered on the market very often. The company deals closely with the US Bureau of Printing and Engraving, the Bank of England, the Board of Commissioners of Currency-Singapore and the Reserve Bank of Australia and New Zealand. This means that their transfer mechanism is extremely safe and secure.
How does MoneyWorld Work?
Many online casinos accept MoneyWorld as a method to make deposits into players' casino accounts. This is one of the most reliable methods available, and is also very fast and hassle-free. Using MoneyWorld, the player can transfer money into casinos accounts from a number of different currencies. This is especially useful if the player is playing at a casino that does not accept his/her local currency.
In order to send money using MoneyWorld, the player can choose to visit one of the many MoneyWorld offices, or authorized MoneyWorld dealers. Details of the casino are obtained from the casino's website or from their customer service before the player visits the MoneyWorld office.
Making a deposit into a casino account with MoneyWorld is very simple. The player simply uses the casino's information to wire money to the casino. This information is sent along with the player's ID. Payments at the MoneyWorld office can be made by cash or by a direct withdrawal from the user's bank account. The money that is obtained can then either be sent in the same currency (if the casino accepts the user's local currency), or after the player has exchanged the currency for a suitable currency. All currency exchange takes place using the internationally accepted MoneyWorld exchange rates.
Transferring money with MoneyWorld usually incurs a fee, depending on the location of the casino's account. In addition, the player will also pay a commission in order to convert money into the required currency.
MoneyWorld Pros and Cons
Since the money is wired directly from the player to the casino's bank account, MoneyWorld is extremely secure, and deposits are usually very fast. Using MoneyWorld to make deposits is also very easy, which makes it a very popular method for players, especially across the Asia Pacific region, to make large deposits into a casino account.
The problem with MoneyWorld is that it is not accepted in many online casinos, and their offices are only present in the Asia Pacific region, which means that people from most countries will not be able to use this deposit method. Additionally, MoneyWorld transfers can prove to be more expensive than other conventional methods.
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Donaji & the Magical Poncho
This is the story of a fearless girl and her encounter with the wicked cold wind god
4.31 / 5.00 5,662 Views***PLEASE DO NOT rip this and upload to Youtube. I've uploaded it myself under the account "ricepiratenewground s". Thanks.
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I wanted to try my hand at a typography animation, so I figured I'd give it a whirl with one of my favorite voice acting tracks in the audio portal: Dmac's "Dot Dot Dot", based on a review of Super PSTW Action RPG, created by Rhete.
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** The background track is from Carl Orff's 'O Fortuna' (1935)
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Here's the ACTUAL review by axman13, beautiful misspellings and all (which was deleted, sadly):
i reley dont wan to say this, but i have to now.
this game is so esey. i mean, all you do is hit the spacebar. thats it! how is this an RPG anyway? you cant contrail anything but what it says on the screen! what if i didnt want to buy the potion? what apout quests? all you can upgrade is stranth? there is no way you can lose to the boss at the end! this game is crap! its not even an RPG at all! i mean look at it! in what way is this supposed to be an RPG if you can do quests and stuff? all you do is press one butten the entier time! explain to me! the athore coments al totol lies! is it supposed to be stick dudes? i dont even know how this damn game got the daily 3rd prize, or a rating of 4.26!
pepole think this review is worthles.
go ahead! say it! i dont care! im just trying to make a point here!
blam this piece of crap!!!!
P.S the only reson im giving this a 1 is beacuase the voices where pretty good. but thats it!"
This is what you call epic text, and I can't think of a better type of review, nor can I think of a better style to represent it.
While this is amusing.
I really don't see why this movie got such high praise, it's definitely not a piece of art. I've seen movies go through the portal who have clearly put more thought and effort into their movies managing maybe scratch 4.0 but then are immediately downvoted to 3.70. But as is the way of newgrounds I suppose. But yah, good work.
Oh dear lord, Newgrounds...
Unfortunately, NG "reviews" don't get much better than this. Constructive criticism and validated opinions are rare to find these days. Onto the review.
The animation is a style of showing words in different ways (Like moving one word out of the way to show another, etc.). It's been done before and this style of wording is usually used for comedic elements. So not really that impressive for an animation.
The voice acting is just epic. Making such a retarded and typical review on Newgrounds sound sophisticated and serious was beyond my comprehension until today. I also enjoyed the way DMD stayed with the flow of the srs biz even with the terrible spelling mistakes.
The comedy, in essence is just pure idiocy. Newgrounds is full of mornic reviews and reviewers. So if you want something exactly like this just go and read some NG reviews. I understand the idea is to just point out how stupid people can be but it's blatantly obvious and I don't find it too funny when I read stuff like this daily.
So really, this "animation" is just stating the obvious of NG's average user IQ level. Nothing special.
Animation: 2/5
Voice: 5/5
Comedy: 2/5
Conclusion: 3/5, 7/10
Oh yeah, forgot to mention...CONGRADYOOLAYSHUNS! Tis my 100th review. So yeah...You can have a cookie for making a flash that has my 100th review. Have a nice day.


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February 25, 2008
Poster Flava: eBoy on AIR & more
- Today Adobe launches Adobe AIR (read about it, I dunno, everywhere), and the always wonderful eBoy collective has created a poster for the AIR launch. [Via]
- Veerle Pieters recently kicked off a "What Is Graphic Design?" poster contest, and now she's posted the excellent winners. (I, of course, have a soft spot for this one.)
- Steven Heller offers a brief survey of US political posters. [Via]
- Film poster John Alvin, creator of pieces for everything from Blazing Saddles to Lord of the Rings, has passed away at age 59. The NYT offers a short rememberance. (I wonder what he thought of Trajan.)
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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Mishawaka
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- Swimming pool
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Bye bye Ohio
We say goodbye to Ohio, acres of cornfields ready for harvest and beautiful farmland with silos and white farmhouses.
Before we departed, we traveled to Peninsula, OH to spend a couple of hours walking in the newest of our National Parks , Cuyahoga Valley. It incorporates 125 miles along the original Ohio & Erie Canal. We saw only a smidgen of this 33.000 acre park - walking to see the Brandywine Falls. The water ...
Leaving Ohio
Have traveled across the northern part of Ohio toward Indiana. Staying in Niles, Michigan tonight as South Bend was booked. Are headed for Indian Dunes National Park and from there the American Pickers shop in LeClair, Indiana. The American Pickers shop should be a ...
... trial - cold case murder. OMG things are different in the USA. The jury can ask questions in a different way to our system, they deal with matters of law with the jury still in Court and the advocates walk around the room. Crazy stuff.
After Uni tour is an inn of court meeting where we have to do a presentation....
Will try take some photos of this wonderfully, reasonably small, quaint amazing-ville. We travel by train back to Chicago tomo AM (boo).
Day 1!
... for being the best Inn. The American Inns are very different. Firstly, they don't have barristers as a profession, so the compulsory dining and call to the Bar doesn't happen. Secondly, they have HUNDREDS of Inns. Named after people. They don't have halls, its basically a society of lawyers and they have meetings in hotels. It will be interesting to compare my experience of my Inn to South Bend Inn tomorrow.
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... cob which Andrew and I had fetched. Cheryl only likes the baby newly picked sweet corn cobs. They are famous for it in Indiana. I found it to be lovely and sweet. We sat out until midnight. Discussing logos of different topics. Reminiscing too. We really enjoyed it it was a real ...


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The changes in season often mimic the changes we see on our dinner plates. Have you ever noticed that summer meals are vibrant and bright – while late fall and winter start to look a bit dull and dreary? Don't let that happen this year!
Nutrition experts often recommend to "Eat a Rainbow" of fruits and vegetables to make sure you're getting all the nutrients your body needs. During the winter months, you may need to be a bit creative on the order of colours of that rainbow, but you can still make your meals shine!
Red, Yellow and Pink
Add apples to your recipes for a great source of antioxidants and fibre.1,2 Apples come in so many varieties including: red delicious, golden delicious and pink lady! Some apple varieties are available from October right through to July!
Try this bright apple chicken recipe to build the first part of your rainbow:
Spiced Chicken and Apple Omelette
Green and Purple
Kale is a hugely popular green leafy vegetable known for its wonderful health benefits, including being loaded with fibre, Vitamin C, Vitamin A and Vitamin K.3,4 There are many different varieties of kale too! Best of all – they're hardy plants that can grow as the weather gets cold out.3,4
Curly kale is the most common that we see in the grocery store, which ranges from green to purple.4 You may even be able to find Redbor Kale which is a dark red/purple colour that can be added to your meals.4
Try this awesome baked egg, chicken and kale recipe:
Baked Egg, Chicken and Kale Ramekins
This one is easy for the fall/winter! Sweet potatoes, pumpkin and squash are all readily available and can be added to so many warm comforting dishes.
Here's a delicious pumpkin and chicken soup recipe:
Mayan-Style Pumpkin and Chicken Soup
This is where you may need to get your blueberries out from the freezer. Add a few blueberries to your salads or in the following recipe to get a boost of antioxidants and summer flavour.
And there you have it! Now your meals can sing like a rainbow all winter long!
- Boyer, J. & Liu, R.H. (2004). Apple phytochemicals and their health benefits. Nutrition Journal, 3(5), 1-15. Retrieved November 6, 2015, from http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC442131/pdf/1475-2891-3-5.pdf
- Mayo Clinic. (2015). Chart of high-fibre foods. Retrieved November 9, 2015, from http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/nutrition-and-healthy-eating/in-depth/high-fiber-foods/art-20050948
- The Old Farmers Almanac. (2015). Kale. Retrieved November 9, 2015, from http://www.almanac.com/plant/kale
- Eco Localizer. (2014). Delicious, Nutritious Kale: Guide to Different Varieties. Retrieved November 9, 2015, from http://ecolocalizer.com/2012/03/25/delicious-nutritious-kale-photo-guide-to-different-varieties/
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Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel (DVD-ROM)
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- Get High in Low Gravity: Leave the comforts of Pandora behind and travel across the all-new low-gravity frontiers of Pandora's moon, Elpis. Go beyond shoot-and-cover by leaping high across the surface to slam down on enemies from above using the new oxygen resource. Add an entirely new dimension of verticality, strategy, and fun to the genre-blending "shoot 'n' loot" gameplay
- Play as 4 New Vault Hunters: Fight alongside Handsome Jack as four new vault hunters contributing to the rise of the corrupt Hyperion Corporation, each with unique skill trees, action skills, and play styles. Use Wilhelm the Enforcer's "Air Power" action skill to summon powerful combat drones to aid the party in combat, or use Athena the Gladiator's "Kinetic Aspis" action skill to absorb incoming damage and convert it into energy unleashed on enemies. Players can also choose from Nisha the Lawbringer (the future Sheriff of Lynchwood) and the most unpredictable character of all…
- Playable Claptrap?!: For the first time ever, play as the most emotionally dependent robot in all of Pandora! This combat-ready Claptrap has been reprogrammed for love and war. Okay, mostly war. Marvel at his low first person perspective. Stand in awe of his offensive capabilities. Be amazed at his ability to climb stairs…yes, really
- The Rise of Handsome Jack: Be there to witness the rise of Handsome Jack firsthand, and his transformation from a man intending to bring order and security to Pandora into the ruthless tyrant seen in Borderlands 2 – constantly seeking fortune, power, and infamy
- Loot All New Weapons, Vehicles, Elements and More: Find new enemies, vehicles, weapon and damage types to kill, ride and loot. With the addition of "Cryo", players now can freeze their enemies and shatter their bodies into tiny little pieces that float through space, while the new Laser weapon type adds to the variety of weapon combinations
The Perfect Twist in the Borderlands Series:
The acclaimed Borderlands series literally brings its action out of this world as Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel sets its hard-core actions in the moon! It is a sequel to the Borderlands 1 game and a prequel to the Borderlands 2 game that shows the making of the evil Handsome Jack. A new set of character classes, impressively new gameplay mechanics and an interesting story twist are what awaits all game enthusiasts in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel!
Hardcore Action in the Moon:
Set in Pandora's Moon, play as one of the 4 new character classes including Nisha, Athena, Wilhel and for the first time ever Claptrap as a playable character. Discover and witness the transformation of Handsome Jack from a much loved ruler into the iconic villain everyone can't help but hate. Enjoy combat in a different way by utilizing the game's new offerings like freeze weapons, oxygen tanks that can be used for space traversal, anti-gravity mechanics and more!
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11.17.2001 11:05 PM Have any physics grad for friends? Get a few together over some beers, and you might come up with a serious plan for making a nuclear weapon. As Carey Sublette shows, much of the information is public knowledge. Engineering and Design of Nuclear Weapons Sean Hackbarth | 11.16.2001 12:08 AM Thomas Sowell notes that the Academy shuns REAL diversity: diversity of thought. "Diversity Versus 'Diversity'" Sean Hackbarth | 11.15.2001 11:34 PM While Safire is too harsh in his opposition to military tribunals, I do approve of his solution:
I have no desire to see bin Laden or members of Al-Qaeda on trial. They should be destroyed before we even need to deal with that problem. "Seizing Dictatorial Power" Sean Hackbarth | 11:11 PM The "universal shout" for freedom was heard loud and clear in Kabul. And in order to keep that love of freedom alive economic liberty must be promoted--even at the expense of political liberty. "'America, America!'" "Afghanistan After the War" [via Silicon Central] Sean Hackbarth | 10:58 PM Let's be clear about the military tribunals that could try terrorists: they would be more fair than anything our opponents would have. Remember, the Taliban are the same people who were going to put American relief workers on trial for the horrible crime of preaching Christianity. A U.S. military tribunal would be made up of people fully emersed in a culture of liberty and justice. Will they be perfect? Of course not, but John Ashcroft put it correctly that we are in a (unofficial) state of war. "Bush Plan for Terrorism Trials Defended" "War Crimes Are Different" Sean Hackbarth | 10:28 PM Bin Laden and his Taliban allies have no desire for peaceful coexistence. Mullah Omar made his feelings perfectly known when he said, "The real matter is the extinction of America, and God willing, it will fall to the ground." There is no more need to "understand" these people. It's clear they want to destroy us. In the case of bin Laden, he's even been working on plans to build nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons. Unconditional surrender and complete victory are the only things that will protect America from this threat. "Omar Wants 'Extinction of America'" Sean Hackbarth | 1:54 AM I know Strom is doing his best to finish out his term so the GOP doesn't lose another seat in the Senate, but it's time to retire when you have to move into a hospital. Strom, you've had a good run. It's time to say good bye. "Thurmond Moves Into Hospital" Sean Hackbarth | 12:55 AM I don't care that uber-snob Jonathan Franzen won the National Book Award for Fiction for The Corrections. Surprisingly, he didn't say anything bad about Oprah in his acceptance speech. I'm really happy that Andrew Solomon won for The Noonday Demon. It literally hurt to read it. The prose is powerful, touching, and deeply emotional. It covers genres such as memoir, straight-ahead journalism, and science writing with a strong, broad stroke. Solomon got a well-deserved award. "'Corrections' Is Winner of Top Prize for Fiction" Sean Hackbarth | 11.14.2001 11:30 PM Jeffery Hart has written a new book, Smiling Through the Cultural Catastrophe: Toward the Revival of Higher Education. Carol Iannone calls it an "excellent syllabus for a one-year introduction to the Great Books." It's a brief survey of some of the ideas and thinkers that form the basis of Western Civilization. "Enlightenment" Sean Hackbarth | 11:14 PM Bernard Lewis writes:
Muslims must rule because Islam is the true faith. There is no concept of the separation of church and state under Islam. For muslims, the political is the personal is the religious. Just as Mohammed was both religious and political leader of the first muslims, many Muslims feel the need for religious and political law to be as one. This idea is antithical to Western Political thought. But think of Western imperialism not as political, but as cultural. Mass communication and world trade has brought Western ideas and products to Muslim lands. Some can coexist with Muslim beliefs while others offend. Lewis makes a similar point when we writes, "More than ever before it is Western capitalism and democracy that provide an authentic and attractive alternative to traditional ways of thought and life." Muslims hate America because of our political, economic, and technological power. The source of this power is liberty. So it's not a stretch to say that America is hated because she is free. What is most unfortunate is that the West can do little to change the Muslim theo-political worldview. This is an internal struggle amongst Muslims themselves. The best we can do is provide a shining example of the benefits of political and economic liberty while providing an adequate defense. "The Roots of Muslim Rage" Sean Hackbarth | 10:28 PM A divided Miami community elects Manny Diaz as the city's new mayor. Prior to this, Diaz claim to fame was his work for Lazaro Gonzalez, Elian Gonzalez's uncle. "Cuban-American Vote Lifts Diaz to Miami Mayor's Post" Sean Hackbarth | 7:14 PM Chelsea Clinton was raised by two very smart (although amoral) parents and was surrounded by intelligent people. With all the opportunity for intellectual development, she's so shallow as to be concerned about the consequence of President Bush's tax cut while watching the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. I had sympathy for Chelsea growing up in the White House. I thought she could rise above the dismal level of honor, honesty, and decency in her environment. Now, I'm not too sure. "Chelsea Clinton Feared Bush Tax Cuts as Twin Towers Fell" Sean Hackbarth | 7:09 PM The most important scholar alive on Islam and the Middle East is Bernard Lewis. His books are selling (his The Middle East: A Brief History of the Last 2,000 Years is patiently sitting on my bookshelf), and leaders seek his insight. Emily Yoffe profiles him for Slate and defends him against the orientalist critique of Edward "Palestinian rock thrower" Said. "Bernard Lewis" Sean Hackbarth | 11.13.2001 4:13 PM Peggy Noonan's When Character Was King just came out. She talked about the book on Hannity & Colmes. "How Would Reagan Have Done It?" Sean Hackbarth | 3:29 PM I'm not sure what I would do with an 8MB key chain, but I still want one. [via Evhead] Sean Hackbarth | 3:23 PM Michael Lind's and Ted Halstead's new book The Radical Center may be the most provokative political book of the year. It's reached the pages of The Washington Times, and I'm sure plenty of self-described "moderates" will go ga-ga over it. I've added it to my wish list. "Bold Centrism" Sean Hackbarth | 3:12 PM KABUL IS LIBERATED!! Despite gripes from pundits, progress is being made in Afghanistan. With Kabul under the control of the Northern Alliance, a peacekeeping force should be brought in to prevent the anarchy that led to the rise of the Taliban in the first place. "Afghan Opposition Fighters Roll into Kabul as the Taliban Abandons the Capital" Sean Hackbarth | 11.12.2001 2:11 PM This is pretty simple: Bush won. The Supreme Court didn't choose the President as people like Alan Dershowitz would like you to think. The only way Gore could have eked out a victory in Florida was to have a state-wide recount (something the Gore campaign opposed). The NY Times's story is interesting in that they write that Bush would have won if the Supreme Court would have allowed Gore's limited recount of selected Florida counties. The story also ends by stating that if the counties would have used their individual ballot standards in a state-wide recount, Bush would still have won. But throughout the rest of the story, it explains that Gore really should have won using the consortium's arbitrary standard (the Times even admits that the consortium's examination wasn't a "real- world situation"). The Times skirts around questioning Bush's legitimacy, while seriously questioning his victory. Reading between the lines, the paper doesn't want to appear unpatriotic, but deep down, they think Gore won. In a related commentary, John Lott and James Glassman discovered that Florida Republicans were more likely to have a spoiled ballot than Democrats. You won't hear much about this from race-baiters like Jesse Jackson, because it won't conform to their faith that the Florida election was a deeply racist affair. "Study of Disputed Florida Ballots Finds Justices Did Not Cast the Deciding Vote" "GOP Was the Real Victim in Fla. Vote" [via Reductio] Sean Hackbarth | |
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Battalion Landing Team (BLT) 1/7 was supposed to land on 13 August 1965 but our mail address was "Marine 13" and the Colonel would not land a "Marine 13" on Friday the 13th so we went ashore on 14 August. Our designation was changed from BLT 1/7 to 1st Bn, 7th Marines, 4th Brigade, but we were then assigned to the 3rd Marine Division. (A note from The Virtual Wall: On arrival of the 1st Marine Division, the 7th Marines were reassigned to 1st MarDiv). SEMPER FIDELIS |
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Video: Wiz Khalifa – DayToday Season 4 Ep. 1
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April 23rd, 2011 at 10:06 pm
Yea, and for the record, I do mean c section- a chick and her sister.
Just helped out at a janelle monae session and now doing a joint session with my nc niggas. Getting some music done for their project, my solo, and the zips. . Trying to knockout these tags for litos beats.
^Oh WORD?! tell her I said Whattup. Is she bad? I need to know! I got that Courtney Love for her, for her.. lol.
That dope tho. Knock out those joints man. I can't wait to hear the fruits of that labor. I'm sure it's gonna be GEMmaticly correct.
@BSG, I'm happy you and yours were safe bro. The old white man in the sky got you ^In his wings tho. I'm thankful for that.
Yea fam, she definitely cute, both her and her sister in the stu right now chillin.
And yea, I'ma send you the jawns i did so you can check out and tell me what you think.
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April 23rd, 2011 at 1:17 pm
I mean,D Block loves Rick Ross but was NEVER a fan of Redman? Ever?
This spic got flan in his ears….
*continues working on verse.*
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21st December 2006, 08:01 PM | #1 |
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BIB's, what drivers do you use?
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For my own boxes, I've used FE166E, Monacor SPH-60X and FF165K, all to excellent results. 165 has the best bass. I built a pair for a friend with FF225K as well. BIG sound.
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Hemp Acoustics FR8's. I love the drivers, and the BIB enclosures take them to a whole new level as compared to my previous BR and sealed alignments.
I've been wondering when someone would build a pair with Lowthers. I expect they will work fantastically, and it will sure be a simpler build than most of the Lowther enclosures I've seen (Martin's excluded). Obviously you beat most of us to the BIB by a couple of years, but I think you'll find much more success with one of the sim'd designs. pj |
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mine looks and sounds great!.
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my 2 different BIBs
one is "el cheapo" (tall one) and the smaller one is FE107E.
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I think on my next enclosure for the DX-3's I'll mock something up in OSB first and then if they sound good I'll make some nice ones. I'm leaning toward using 1.25" birch ply and then veneering them with something sharp like figured cherry or quartered white oak. Rick |
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FF225k is a shockingly ignored driver- the bass sensitivity is much better than most full ranges, but people see '96 dB, .3mm xmax' and get shy. Fantastic unit, no rising response (well, no relevant one) and no shout or suckout.
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I bet the OSB will have some resonances and flex, but it will definitely let you know whether you are getting the bass you are after. Make sure you either use the recommended series resistor size, or order some plenum grade Cat5 (I'd get Belden) of the appropriate length. (One run will do, as you get four twisted pairs from each run, and you only need one per side.) pj |
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Okay Scott, let me ask you this, why those particular drivers, and which do you like the best? |
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"OSB" definitely not the best material that's for sure. But I can get 3/4" 4x8's really cheap. As for the veneering, it's really not very hard. There's one or two techniques that one needs to understand but after that it's no deal. Traditionally veneer was adhered with hide glue and that's a difficult way to do it. Mills that produce veneered sheet stock usually use pva and then hot press it. Obviously the average diy guy isn't going to do that. But some of the modern contact adhesives work great and are fairly easy to use. Maybe I could write a tutorial so the average garage warrior could both build his boxes well, but also veneer them for a better appearance. Rick |
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Salotto Locarno - Get Your Cocktail On
Each cocktail comes with a plate of food to nibble on (after 6:30).
I have been on serious lockdown finishing a script and working on my novel. Plus, I've been in a surly mood, thanks to my dwindling bank account. Several good friends told me I have to leave my house. It's not healthy to stay indoors working all day.
Friday morning I hit the wall. I had to make some changes.
This weekend was the most social I've been in a while.
I met a friend at Salotto Locarno (pics on left). I stayed at this hotel during my first trip to Rome. I always thought the art deco bar was pretty and they have a nice courtyard.
I'm not sure when it happened but now the bar is quite the scene. Friends have told me in the afternoon they do a lovely spread for tea.
At night it's packed. The drinks are not cheap. It's less pricey than Hotel de Russie but not by much. As the weather gets warmer, I suggest making reservations if you plan to go on a Thursday, Friday or Saturday night. Not sure if it's less crowded earlier in the week. Service is sloooooooow. The little bar gets overwhelmed by all the drink orders.
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Those food and drink items all look BEAUTIFUL. They clearly understand the concept of eating with your eyes first.
- Tanisha said...
nice.. I'll be coming to Rome next month sometime for a shoot. gotta check it out
Yes, the champagne cocktail is pretty but the accompanying food is prettier.
Hope you had a good time eating (and drinking) - 2:29 PM
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gibber - yes they do!
tanisha - hopefully the weather will be nicer by then. Basta with all this rain.
j.doe - Yes it is. You know how I feel about zee food. - 8:20 AM
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Hello NYC/Caribbean ragazza!
A twitter friend of yours passed me this post and I found an old blogging friend from back when you were planning your big move. I think that we (Gillian and I) should take you for a ladies nite out at the Salottto Locarno.
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Plankton pulls and otter trawls, outdoor lab sessions, salt marsh planting and snorkeling for scallops -- kids at Tampa Bay Watch quickly get used to being wet, muddy and, well, interested. Students come on field trips during the school year; they visit as part of a YMCA or church camp; or they enroll in one of the nine weeks of onsite TBW summer camps.
Children visiting Tampa Bay Watch discover a vast outdoor estuary classroom, where, with the help of the education staff, college interns and volunteers, they can directly engage in solutions to the problems of reduced water quality, beach erosion, the loss of sea grass beds and the danger to marine life from debris.
Situated on the shoreline of Cunningham Key not far from the entrance to
Fort De Soto Park
in Tierra Verde,
Tampa Bay Watch
is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting and restoring the marine and wetland environments of Tampa Bay.
Equally important to organizing the more than 10,000 volunteers involved annually in projects such as oyster bar restoration, scallop searches and coastal clean-ups, is the mission to deliver environmental education to thousands of
school students each year.
"Tampa Bay Watch has two critical missions: habitat restoration and environmental education,'' says Larry Wiener,
Tampa Bay Watch
board member. "We teach kids the importance of the habitat to create the next generation of environmentally aware citizens."
The Tampa Bay Watch Education Program has grown steadily under the leadership of Catherine Karns, education coordinator, who joined TBW in 2006. A Philadelphia transplant and recent graduate of Jacksonville University in environmental studies, Karns was visiting Tampa Bay on vacation when she decided to move to the region and teach. Three years later, she was offered the job at Tampa Bay Watch, and jumped at the chance.
"When I started we were doing 100 field trips and now we've more than doubled the number to 225 serving more than 4,000 kids,'' Karns says. "We start with teacher training, showing teachers how to prepare for the field trip two weeks prior with Sunshine State Standards-based marine ecology curriculum materials. Schools from the tri-county area (Pinellas, Hillsborough, Manatee) come for our interactive educational sessions such as squid dissection, beach seining, use of the outdoor lab and touch tank. Field trips are free, funded by
Expanding Ways To Restore Tampa Bay
As popular as the field trips and restoration programs are, recently teachers have started asking Karns for service projects for their students. For example, Lynn McDaniel, a teacher at
Stewart Middle Magnet School
, has worked with Karns for 5 years. Her classes have assisted with restoration along the Hillsborough River. And plans are underway to expand the education program to include a Service Learning Center.
"The permits are in place and we're putting bids out now for the construction of a shaded work area where kids can do restoration projects like build oyster domes, salt march nurseries and aqua culture," says Peter Clark, president of Tampa Bay Watch.
Ask kids what they think about the condition of the environment, chances are you'll hear something like, "Not good," "Oil keeps spilling in the Gulf and hurting the fish," or "I heard about a big island of garbage floating in the ocean, plastic bottles and toothbrushes, stuff people throw away." At Tampa Bay Watch, kids can actually do something about the problem -- and the whole Tampa Bay region benefits.
"What is the value of restored water quality? Of shoreline stabilization? We grow and plant acres of marsh grasses which restore highly valuable habitat and provide beneficial carbon offsets, create miles of oyster habitat which improves water quality, stabilizes rapidly eroding shorelines and prevents tens of thousands of dollars in potential property damages from erosion," says board member Weiner.
Summer camp at
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is immensely educational. For example, kids learn as they build an oyster bar that an adult oyster can filter 10 gallons of water an hour. Suddenly, improving water quality makes sense in a way it never did before.
"What I like most is that everything we do (at camp) impacts the environment, like building oyster bars, examining different fish and the otter trawl,'' says Alexandra Debure, age 10.
Once the school year ends and summer campers arrive, the TBW staff expands to include high school volunteers gathering hours for their Bright Future scholarships and college interns from
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"I love working at Tampa Bay Watch because of the atmosphere -- everyone here loves what they do and they made me feel comfortable right away,'' says Catharine Parker, environmental education intern and Eckerd College graduate from Newark, DE. "And I was able to take responsibility as soon as I was able to do something. I love the way we teach here, by experience, by doing projects."
Adds Gabby Clemente, an environmental specialist and USF grad: "I mainly oversee the
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program and also help out with the summer camp program; I'm absolutely ecstatic and in disbelief that I'm working in my field."
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The extra help from volunteers and interns is essential to providing a great camp experience for the approximately 5,500 students coming through Tampa Bay Watch summer programs.
"It's really fun, meeting new people, all the activities everyone can do together, always outdoors or on the boat," says Iris Irby, age 10.
The week-long camps are divided between day camps for kids ages 9-14 and the recently added half-day camps for children ages 7-8. Sally Bayard and Barbe O'Steen, teachers in the gifted program at
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, were instrumental in helping staff set up the Sea Monkey summer camp, making it possible to expand the summer program to younger children.
Striped burr fish, starfish, sea urchins, blue crabs, marine worms, baby spider crabs, frog fish, pinfish, spotted sea trout � campers just never know what's coming up when they perform "seine catches" over sea grass beds. A seine catch is a process of laying a net on the floor of a sea grass bed, waiting a few minutes then pulling it up. During the kayaking session, the group winds through mangroves, finding small crabs scurrying along branches overhead, brown and snowy egrets fishing along the shoreline, and snook, snapper, shrimp and oysters swimming alongside their boats in the shallow waters.
"I like the summer camp at Tampa Bay Watch because it is really well run and teaches kids about protecting the marine environment in a hands on way," says Beth Forys, a parent from St.Petersburg.
Thanks to funds from an EPA grant, campers board the Tampa Bay Watch boat from the onsite dock each day of summer camp to venture into the bay to the best sites for snorkeling, planting sea grass, plankton pulls, otter trawls and oyster bar construction.
"We want to show kids the world they live in so as they grow up to be voting adults, they'll be aware of the
Tampa Bay estuary
community -- to have snorkeled through sea grass beds and come to understand how productive they are; to learn to love it and want to protect it," says Clark.
The most recent
annual report
states that TBW spent $900,954 on environmental restoration projects. TBW relies on a combination of federal, state and local grants as well as
contributions from individuals and corporations
to meet its goals.
Elizabeth A. Leib is a freelance writer based in Temple Terrace, FL, who loves learning about all the amazing plants and animals in the Tampa Bay estuary. Comments? Contact
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Lanyi, South Sudan – Not much can keep Mary Rose Dalaka from ensuring pregnant women in this verdant farming community receive the lifesaving care they need to survive childbirth.
This nation emerged from a 20-year civil war with a lack of skilled health providers, degraded health facilities, a prevalence of home births and the highest maternal death rate in the world.When the motorbike she was riding on got stuck in knee-high mud, this nurse-midwife hopped off and slogged through the muck to keep going. She has been known to walk for hours in a malaria-infested area to retrieve vital health records.
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That kind of determination is essential in a nascent country like South Sudan. This nation emerged from a 20-year civil war with a lack of skilled health providers, degraded health facilities, a prevalence of home births and the highest maternal death rate in the world. When South Sudanese health officials decided a year ago to adopt an innovative, proven approach to prevent women from bleeding to death after home births, Dalaka spent six months mobilizing tribal, religious and family leaders in the Mundri East community in support of the intervention.
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The PPH prevention effort is a key element of the Integrated Service Delivery Project, a five-year project under MCHIP to assist the South Sudanese government in providing a basic package of health services to women and children in Western and Central Equatoria States, thereby reducing maternal and newborn deaths. Led by Jhpiego in collaboration with Save the Children, PSI and John Snow, Inc. (JSI), MCHIP works with the Ministry of Health and provides support to 11 nongovernmental organizations, including the Mundri Relief and Development Association (MRDA), to implement community and facility activities.
Since the PPH prevention program began in September 2013, more than 1,000 pregnant women have been educated on safe birth practices, counseled on giving birth at a health facility and taught how to self-administer misoprostol—a drug that prevents severe bleeding after birth—if they must deliver at home. Their teachers are non-literate village women who were recruited and trained by Dalaka, a vivacious mother of four who works as a community mobilizer for MRDA. Ochieng, the Program Coordinator for MCHIP in South Sudan, works in tandem with Dalaka, traveling from village to health center to support 260 volunteers and 60 health care providers working in 33 health facilities.
The ultimate result of Dalaka's commitment and unrelenting efforts was most effectively articulated by Monica Angye, a Lanyi Community Midwife, when she said, "Our mothers are surviving.""Mary Rose has gone far and beyond her role to ensure that the home health promoters were selected, trained and supported and [are] reporting the data," said Currie, an experienced midwife who has trained health care providers in maternal and newborn care throughout the developing world.
Dalaka's work as a champion for PPH prevention in the community also led MRDA to recognize her as their staff person of the year. "We are privileged to have her," said Light Wilson Aganwa, Executive Director. "She has translated knowledge on the ground."
The ultimate result of Dalaka's commitment and unrelenting efforts was most effectively articulated by Monica Angye, a Lanyi Community Midwife, when she said, "Our mothers are surviving."
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The Two Guys from Andromeda, creators of the Space Quest adventure game series (from Sierra in the '80s and '90s), have opened up their Kickstarter campaign for their new space adventure game. And they've got some nice voice talent lined up as well, including: Gary Owens - Narrator from SQ4 and SQ6, voice of Space Ghost, Laugh-in, and many many others in a long and distinguished career. Rob Paulsen - Pinky from Pinky and the Brain, Yakko from Animaniacs, Raphael the Ninja Turtle, and multiple characters from Monkey Island among many other characters he has voiced. Robert Clotworthy – Jim Raynor from StarCraft 1 & 2, Senator Evran & Supreme Chancellor from Star Wars: The Old Republic, and Narrator of The History Channel's Ancient Aliens series, Big Bang Theory, etc. Ellen McLain - GLaDOS from Portal 1 & 2, Overwatch from Half-Life 2, Administrator from Team Fortress 2, Witch from Left for Dead 2 and many more. John Patrick Lowrie - Sniper from Team Fortress 2, Sword Control from Halo Reach, Citizens from Half-Life 2 and author of Dancing with Eternity. Check out their Kickstarter now at: http://www.tgakick.com Also be sure to check out their website: http://www.guysfromandromeda.com
I thought Gary Owens had passed. Will Lyman or Ken Nordeen might be cool http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Nordine
Nope, Gary Owens is still around. He recently reprised the role of Space Ghost on an episode of Batman: The Brave and the Bold. I'm pretty excited about the new project from the Two Guys from Andromeda. I thought the series' Trek spoofs -- especially the extended riff on "The Trouble with Tribbles" featuring rapidly-multiplying Space Monkeys in Space Quest 5 -- were hilarious.
First Wasteland and now Space Quest. Kickstarter is the best damn thing to happen for retro gamers. Come on Mega Man Legends 3. Anyway, this sounds good, but for the love of god take a tip from LucasArts and do not make this game unwinnable. I've always wanted to play some Sierra games, but I could never get over that infuriating design flaw.
Looking forward to this. I've always liked the Space Quest games and I'd love to see what they can do with new technology.
I don't think that was a design flaw, per se. A lot of people don't like it, but that's how they designed the game. Anyway, they have talked about that (in podcasts and on Twitter) and seem to understand players' feelings on that. So I'd imagine they'll try to work with that in mind.
This is honestly amazing!!!! The happiest news I have heard in years regarding classic gaming. Anyone who considers them self an old school gamer should be familiar with the Space Quest series. They are legendary in their sci-fi, humor, and countless homages and parodies of star trek and other great sci fi franchises. If you love star trek, adventure games, and humor, space quest is right up your alley. The Two guys from Andromeda deserve this shot, and I for one am going to pledge at least $115 to this project. (The rewards you get for donating are pretty impressiv as well... 8x6 autographed pieces of art, easter eggs personalized to you, t-shirts, old school game boxes, beta testing access, GOG.com bundle credits, producer credits in the game, and much, much more...) Just made the front page of adventuregamers.com!
True, it wasn't a design flaw because Sierra intended it that way, but it was still a dumb ass way to develop games. Well, games used to be infuriatingly difficult back in the day, so fair enough. That's how it was back then. But if they release a game as unforgiving as the original Space Quests today, well, I hope they know better. Ideally they'll have a "hardcore" and a "casual/normal" mode.
For those who may not be familiar with the Space Quest franchise (or it's huge amount of very humorous star trek references), check out this well made and educational retrospective on the series. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eSQKQOrpw4
Got my 100 in. I want that hardcopy. Also supported Wasteland 2, Leisure Suit Larry and Jane Jensen's new project. Good to see retro gaming coming back. Also in the board/wargame realm, with Steve Jackson Games scoring HUGE with ther Ogre Kickstarter. Car Wars is next...
Yeah, a lot of cool stuff to donate to. I know my priority is the Two Guys, but definitely looking forward to all the adventure games coming out in the next year or so.
I'm absolutely looking forward to that one as well. And it's good my computer gaming tastes are so particular. I save on time and money.
Erm..what? They're 53% funded with ~13 days left. Incidentally, if anyone is interested in playing the original Space Quest series games and hasn't done it yet, they're available today on Steam for 75% off ($4.99): http://store.steampowered.com/app/10110/
And the trek references would make any star trek fan laugh. http://spacequest.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Trek that contains many explanations of the funny star trek references(not all). But you have to see the artwork and experience it to really appreciate it an example of a notable trek reference not mentioned in that list: http://members.tripod.com/~Captain_Roger_Wilco/bay.jpg
From what I hear, this one is going to be rich in the scifi jokes and references. Trek, natch. Star Wars, sure. I've heard Firefly/Serenity mentioned...
Indeed it is awesome. Lots of sci-fi and humor. There's a very interesting piece on Gamasutra about the Two Guys: http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/...o_buried_the_hatchet_after_20_years_apart.php
This new game is going to ladel the jokes all across scifi. Trek and Wars, I'm certain, will be there. I've heard Firefly/Serenity will. Wouldn't be surprised if Mass Effect makes the list...


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A £10 million supermarket on the outskirts of Shrewsbury – creating up to 200 jobs – is on the verge of being approved after council planners gave their backing.
Shropshire Council officers have recommended the store off Hereford Road, Meole Brace, should be given the go-ahead when councillors vote on the plans next Thursday at Shirehall.
The original proposals caused controversy among residents, highways bosses and owners of the BP Garage opposite the site.
But the local authority has now come out in support of the 24,000sq ft supermarket, which is likely to be run by one of the big four of Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda or Morrisons.
It maintains the impact on town centre trade is "not significant".
The plans involve the demolition of a takeaway as well as the relocation of the EA Downes MoT garage to new premises on the same site.
If approved, the multi-million pound store and improved car workshop will create about 180 full and part-time jobs and include a 121-space car park, service area, cycle parking, trolley bays, staff parking and a junction off Hereford Road.
Developer Morbaine Ltd predicts it could also lead to another 50 indirect jobs created locally and said its overall effect would be "very positive".
A report by council case officer Lynn Parker says: "The applicant acknowledges that the proposed store would draw trade from a wider area including the Waitrose and Marks & Spencer food hall in the town centre.
"However, it is not considered the proposed trade draw would be of a level to be considered 'significant' and would therefore not have a detrimental effect on the continued viability of these in-centre stores. The applicant argues that the largest trade draw would be on the Sainsbury's store at Meole Brace Retail Park."
It adds: "This is a site with regeneration potential which could secure a higher social and environmental standard, where the design and scale of the buildings proposed could help to improve the lives of the local community.
"The proposal for a foodstore and workshop on this site represents a positive response to an opportunity for growth within Shrewsbury."
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In 1972, at the height of the Cold War, President Nixon made his famous visit to China to normalise relations with Beijing and thus gain advantage against its superpower rival, the Soviet Union. This week, Russia's Vladimir Putin made his journey to China. The countries in this strategic triangle are the same, but their roles have been transformed.
Russia, the successor state of the Soviet Union, is a diminished power. The US remains a superpower, but also in decline, at least in relative terms. That trend in turn reflects the emergence of China – dormant 40 years ago – as a mighty global force, with an economy expected soon to overtake that of the US.
In 1972, the odd man out in the triangle was Moscow. In 2014, Presidents Putin and Xi Jinping are trying to forge an alliance that will cut the US down to size.
One symbol of this intent is the current joint naval exercises, whose launch was attended by both leaders. Far more important is the massive 30-year deal signed yesterday for the sale of Russian gas to China, starting in 2018, and which includes substantial Chinese investment in Russia's infrastructure. The agreement will provide a new outlet for the energy exports on which the Russian economy largely depends. More broadly, it may be seen as part of a "pivot to Asia" by Moscow, focused on deepening ties with the East, rather than the West.
Rarely has the logic driving this new alignment been as obvious. US relations with both China and Russia have sharply deteriorated. In the case of Moscow, the Ukraine crisis has raised tensions with the West to levels not seen since the Reagan era, and generated talk – by no means fanciful – of a second Cold War. Mr Putin's unconcealed ambition to restore a de facto Russian empire have only fuelled such fears.
China and the US, economic and increasingly geopolitical rivals, are now at loggerheads over Beijing's perceived expansionism in South-east Asia, which has brought it into conflict with several close American allies in the region. Then came this week's unprecedented criminal indictments in the US against Chinese military officials for cyberspying. Not surprisingly, Beijing speaks of a major setback in relations with Washington, while proclaiming that those with Moscow have never been better.
In some respects, this Sino-Russian rapprochement may make little difference. Economically, Russia needs China far more than the other way round: not just as an energy market but as a source of capital, when its economy is slowing and tensions over Ukraine threaten financing and investment by the West. Beijing, moreover, has been finding other sources to slake its energy thirst. That has allowed it to drive a hard bargain over the price of Russian gas, causing a delay in the signature of the deal in Shanghai until yesterday's early hours.
But in the end, political considerations prevailed, and these could make a very big difference. Already, China is increasingly supportive of Russia position on Ukraine. Now, the prospects of resolving crises in Syria and elsewhere through the United Nations Security Council, where both countries have veto power, are even more remote. Between them, they could make it even harder to secure a satisfactory nuclear deal with Iran. In each case, the loser will be the other party in geopolitics' eternal triangle: the US.
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"On Tuesday, Ward 4 Councilwoman Muriel Bowser introduced a resolution saying the District wants the NHL to choose D.C. and the Caps to play in the 2011 NHL Winter Classic on New Year's Day — either at RFK Stadium or Nationals Park."
via D.C. to NHL: We Want the Winter Classic | NBC Washington.
RFK > Nationals Park.
A hockey rink (~200 ft.) fits better into a football stadium (~360 ft.) than a baseball diamond, but RFK is ugly and OLD. But RFK has a higher occupancy (50k+) than a baseball field, so I'd be able to get a ticket!
But "old" is the new "new?" Right?
I am with you on more seats = better chance at a ticket. Plus, I think Nats Park is kinda jinxed.
Why can't it be on the Mall?
You're my kind of crazy.
I thought DC had a good shot at the getting the Winter Classic… but now that the DC council is involved, I have my doubts.
I would hope for Nats park. . .its the newest stadium in MLB, and has the best fan views, there is not an obstructed seat in the house, and I would argue its the more "comfortable" of the two venues, and has better access to the metro.
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Flowers and cuddly toys have been left as tributes outside the house where a woman and her toddler daughter were shot dead.
Officers at the scene of the killing in Bartram Avenue, Braintree, Essex, said they had been taking offerings from well-wishers inside the police cordon throughout the morning.
Christine Chambers, 38, and two-year-old Shania were found dead early yesterday following a stand-off between police and a gunman inside their home.
Among the notes was one from neighbour Karran Tomlinson. It read: "RIP Chrissie. We have had our ups and downs but you will be missed."
Mrs Tomlinson said: "Chrissie had an infectious laugh. If you were ever having a bad day, just hearing that laugh would cheer you up.
"We had a small falling-out a few days ago. I was planning to go round and make up with her on Monday but now I will never get the chance.
"It makes you realise how petty some things are and I wish we could have our time again."
Another neighbour, who declined to be named, said: "Everybody is still in shock. She was somebody who we all knew and could talk to and we can't believe she has gone."
Ms Chambers' brother, Stuart Flitt, had regularly stayed at the house to protect his sister after she received threatening text messages.
He said: "The police didn't seem to take her seriously and we feel they could have done more."
Ms Chambers' 10-year-old daughter escaped from the house and alerted family members who called police.
A man is currently under police guard at a nearby hospital after undergoing treatment for non-life threatening injuries.
A police spokesman was unable to confirm whether detectives had been able to interview him. However, officers are not looking for anybody else.
The suspect has been named locally as David Oakes, 50, a former partner of Ms Chambers. He is the father of Shania and the couple were fighting a legal battle over custody.
Mrs Tomlinson said: "He was a heavily built man, well over 6ft and bulky. He didn't have a job, as far as I could tell.
"He had a short temper and we would often hear shouting from next door.
"When Chrissie was on her own, the kids had everything they wanted. There were toys everywhere. When he was around they weren't allowed any toys at all."
She added that Mr Oakes lived on a caravan park near Witham, Essex, but regularly visited the Braintree home over the last four years.
Residents at the caravan park were not prepared to speak today.
Assistant Chief Constable Gary Beautridge, head of the Kent and Essex serious crime directorate, has confirmed that the force had been called to the home on a number of occasions over the past two years following reports of trouble.
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Secundum was an Averruncus of Wind who was awaken four years after the war and he served as Tertium's superior when the latter was awaken eight years after the war. Unlike Quintum, the other Averruncus of Wind, Secundum was arrogant, immature, dimwitted, sadistic and believes he is a hero bringing salvation to the people of Mundus Magicus, however both of them share the believe that Tertium is defective. While he said he was configured to be the "strongest" by his master, in reality his loyalty and sense of purpose is what his master maxed out when calibrated him, Nagi claimed that he was weaker than Primum. Secundum was killed by Tertium, saving Shiori's life in the process, after Secundum rewrote Shiori's sister who had befriended Tertium earlier.
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The Wild Book by Margarita Engle Newbery Honor-winner Margarita Engle tells her most personal story to date, a glowing portrait in verse of her Cuban grandmother as a young girl struggling with dyslexia. Format: Paperback ISBN-13/ EAN: 9780544022751 ISBN-10: 0544022750 Pages: 144 Publication Date: 01/07/2014 Carton Quantity: 48 Grade Level: 5,6,7 Age Range: 10,11,12 Also available in: eBook - $5.99
About the Book About the Author Excerpts Reviews About the Book Fefa struggles with words. She has word blindness, or dyslexia, and the doctor says she will never read or write. Every time she tries, the letters jumble and spill off the page, leaping away like bullfrogs. How will she ever understand them? But her mother has an idea. She gives Fefa a blank book filled with clean white pages. "Think of it as a garden," she says. Soon Fefa starts to sprinkle words across the pages of her wild book. She lets her words sprout like seedlings, shaky at first, then growing stronger and surer with each new day. And when her family is threatened, it is what Fefa has learned from her wild book that saves them. Subjects Language Arts/General History/Central & South America Girls & Women Poetry/General Health & Daily Living/Diseases, Illnesses & Injuries Related Subjects Images of Strong Women Women's History Month Parent-Child: Mother-Daughter People & Places: Latin America & Caribbe Journals & Letter Writing Poetry Books, Reading, and the Library Living with Disabilities: Developmental Poetry People & Places: Latino Interest History About the Author Margarita Engle Margarita Engle is a Cuban-American poet and novelist whose work has been published in many countries. Her many acclaimed books include Silver People, The Lightning Dreamer, The Wild Book, and The Surrender Tree, a Newbery Honor Book. She is a several-time winner of the Pura Belpré and Américas awards, as well as other prestigious honors. She lives with her husband in Northern California. For more information, visit www.margaritaengle.com. Excerpts Word-Blindness Word-blindness. The doctor hisses it like a curse. Word-blindness, he repeats—some children can see everything except words. They are only blind on paper. Fefa will never be able to read, or write, or be happy in school. Word-blindness. It sounds like an evil wizard's prophecy, dangerous and dreadful, but Mamá does not listen to the serpent voice of the hissing doctor. She climbs in the wagon, clucks to the horse, and carries us home to our beautiful green farm, where she tells me to follow the good example of Santa Mónica, patron saint of patience. Word-blindness, Mamá murmurs with a suffering sigh—who ever heard of such an impossible burden? She refuses to accept the hissing doctor's verdict. Seeds of learning grow slowly, she assures me. Then she lights a tall, slender candle, and gives me a book. I grow anxious. I pretend that my eyes hurt. I pretend that my head hurts, and pretty soon it is true. I know that the words want to trick me. The letters will jumble and spill off the page, leaping and hopping, jumping far away, like slimy bullfrogs. Think of this little book as a garden, Mamá suggests. She says it so calmly that I promise I will try. Throw wildflower seeds all over each page, she advises. Let the words sprout like seedlings, then relax and watch as your wild diary grows. I open the book. Word-blindness. The pages are white! Is this really a blank diary, or just an ordinary schoolbook filled with frog-slippery tricky letters that know how to leap and escape? Reviews A Kirkus Best Children's Book of 2012 A Bank Street College of Education Best Book * "A beautiful tale of perseverance."—Kirkus Reviews, starred review "Readers will be enchanted."—VOYA "[A] lyrical glimpse of early twentieth-century Cuba."—Booklist "Engle's writing is customarily lovely."—Publishers Weekly "[A] remarkable, intimate depiction of Fefa's struggle with dyslexia; Engle is masterful at using words to evoke this difficulty, and even those readers unfamiliar with the condition will understand its meaning through her rich use of imagery and detail."—Bulletin "The idea of a wild book on which to let her words sprout is one that should speak to those with reading difficulties and to aspiring poets as well."—School Library Journal