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For the past few years I've enjoyed a Chinese New Year celebration in Kanata.
This year it is being held in the Mlacak Centre on Sunday, Feb. 10 from 1 to 5 p.m.
There is a $5 entrance fee.
Enjoy Chinese music, dance, song and food.
Come and meet your many neighbours of Chinese ancestry and welcome in the Year of the Snake. I'll be providing lucky coins (made of chocolate) to those in attendance.
This Friday is the start of Winterlude.
Check the National Capital Commission website for all of the activities and come out to enjoy winter. On Feb. 2, there is a free pancake breakfast at city hall, by the Rink of Dreams.
Enjoy skating at the rink or at the canal which is now fully open.
Ottawa is a winter city and despite the cold weather we've recently endured, we can all have a lot of fun outdoors in many ways – including Winterlude.
The city is inviting residents of Ottawa to give their feedback on proposals designed to shape how and where the city grows, how we get around, how we can improve our city and how we can make it even more liveable and affordable for residents.
You can submit your suggestions to the city until March 1 through an online survey ottawa.ca/liveableottawa.
The information collected will be used in revisions to the city's five official plans.
These are: the Official Plan, including land uses for all areas; the Transportation Master Plan, which includes both transit and road requirements; the Infrastructure Master Plan for water, sewers and drainage; the Ottawa Cycling Plan and the Ottawa Pedestrian Plan. These plans are reviewed every five years as required by the Planning Act and will be completed by year end.
The information in these plans is then used to calculate development charges paid on all new development, which pays for needed infrastructure, including parks and libraries, to serve new those new developments.
This year more attention is being applied in the plan to ensure quality development and neighbourhoods that serve their communities. Take part and help create the Ottawa of the future.
I've been speaking with community representatives about holding a planning summit in Kanata north where residents can learn more about these plans and put together their ideas for Kanata and each local community. More on this later.
Young Ottawa artists between 12 and 19 years of age are encouraged to enter Young at Art 2013, the citywide artist-juried exhibition for youths that originated with the Kanata Art Gallery. Application forms, details and guidelines are at ottawa.ca/youngatart, libraries and community centres. The deadline for submissions is Friday, March 1 at 4 p.m.
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You may have seen my classroom on here before. However, you would not have recognized it this weekend! I transformed it into a blacklight room for our school's fall festival.
I can't really explain how I came up with this idea. I just wanted it to be fun and it evolved into this. But let me tell you, fun it was! Can you tell we had fun by these pictures?
These are mostly "after" pictures. I don't have any "during" pictures because I was too busy having fun!
If you are interested in hosting your own black light paint room for a fall festival or any other event, here are more details on how I pulled this off.
I used black butcher (bulletin board) paper to cover my walls. It was held on by neon duct tape. I had 6 24″ black light bulbs and 5 60 watt black light bulbs. I pushed all my desks together and covered them with butcher paper as well. I got several hundred pleated paper condiment cups donated from area restaurants (Arby's, Wendy's, and a local frozen yogurt shop). I filled those cups about a third full of washable florescent tempera paint from Hobby Lobby. To create a fun atmosphere, I played the techno station on Pandora. It also attracted a lot of visitors! The night would not have been successful without my vollunteers. I had workers to collect tickets at the door, dispense the paint, and clean the floor.
It was a lot of work, but it was worth it. There were several people that came back two or three times! I also had kids that were ready to stay all night. Their parents had to page them from the front office for them to leave! And my own students begged me to keep the paper up for class today.
Thanks for stopping by, and I wish you the best with your own fall festivities!


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Having the ability to select our own trophy unlock sounds would be great.
Customised trophy sounds for the PS Vita
Idea 52631 | Posted in Hardware, PSP by HypnoticMonkey | January 6, 2012
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MadMeat001 | January 9th, 2012 at 9:32 pm
register your fart and each time you get a trophy you will hear a fart
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sexta-feira, 3 de maio de 2013
This job I did at the end of 2012 for Mono3d. I was responsible for the opening sequence with the kid, one shot in the ending where the magician jumps for the monkey and the last shot with tons of chatacters, hehe.
Congratulations to everyone envolved.
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segunda-feira, 15 de abril de 2013
Coca Cola - "Bear Hug"
Long time since my last post here. A few days with nothing to do after Chirstmas and new year, 2013 turnning out quite promissing, reserving me big changes and tons and TONS of work. So thats why I'm so absent.
This is one of the first jobs that I can put up. I was responsible for animating 3 shots. The shot where the cubs are throwing snowballs on each other, the shot when the cub spots the fish and the final shot. Lots of work with a talented team.
To see more on the project: http://www.ccsp.com.br/ultimas/63444/Pre-Estreia-2
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Aulo Licinio
terça-feira, 18 de dezembro de 2012
sábado, 8 de dezembro de 2012
More drawings
I'm trying to get back to drawing now. These were 2-3 min sketches using pixellovely.
And this is just therapy. :)
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terça-feira, 13 de novembro de 2012
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Signing Puppets, also known as Living Puppets, are proven to be extremely successful learning / attention aids for children with ADHD, Autism, and behavioral issues, as well as teaching children how to sign in sign language.
These puppets come in a choice of three different sizes (35cm, 45cm and 65cm) so the choice of what size you would like your signing puppet to be is entirely yours. The puppets are available in a range of characters, to encourage children to become accepting of multiple cultures, differences in how people look and learn about all the different kinds of people they may encounter in their lives.
These puppets are great for teaching children sign language, as they have slots at the shoulders to allow you to insert your arms into the hands of the puppet to demonstrate and teach children the signs they need to learn, as well as discrete slots in the back of their head's to allow you to control the mouth and tongue of the puppet, and bring the character to life.
All of the puppets have removable clothes and shoes, which provides and exciting, inventive and creative way to teach children with learning disabilities how to complete simple tasks such as getting dressed. These signing puppets are suitable for sign language classes, preschools, nurseries and schools alike, whilst keeping learning to sign fun for the children.


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Here's a reworking of a post I did last year at this time regarding a Spiritual Lent. Enjoy!
With Ash Wednesday comes the beginning of Lent season which leads up to Easter, a time for rebirth and renewal. I was introduced to the idea of Lent as a young adult. At the time, I worked with a lot of Catholics, so Lent season meant ordering meatless pizzas on Friday nights. It also meant my Catholic friends gave up things like chocolate and soda for 40 days. I didn't really understand all of this, but it was important to them, so I supported them. As an adult in my thirties, I found myself attending a new-thought church. Once again, the topic of Lent came up. But instead of eating veggie pizza and giving up chocolate, I found there was more to this idea of Lent. I was introduced to the idea of a Spiritual Lent. The goal of a Spiritual Lent is to give up limiting beliefs which no longer serve us in our growth.
Here are a few questions to answer when contemplating a Spiritual Lent:
• What keeps you limited, especially limiting beliefs?
• How has this limiting belief affected your life?
• Are you willing to step outside of this self-perceived limitation into what is possible?
• How would releasing limitations free you to become who you are intended to be, what you desire for your life?
• What do you want your life to be like in 40 days?
• What steps can you take, each day, which moves you closer to what you want?
After answering these questions, follow up with a goal of what you would like to accomplish during the next 40 days, then TAKE ACTION, celebrating each step along the way! Commit to moving from limitations into possibilities. The Lent season leads up to a time of renewal and rebirth. Renew your commitment to yourself and the life you want to live! Then, LIVE IT!


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Feed 'em Soup hosts Valentine's fundraiser
DeKALB – Feed'em Soup Community Project is offering a Valentine's Day treat assortments for a $10 donation.
The assortment has four pieces of Valentine bark, four red velvet cake truffles, two heart-shaped chocolate-covered caramels and two heart-shaped chocolate-covered peanut butter pieces, according to a news release.
The treats will be available for pick-up from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Feb. 13 at 122 S. First St., DeKalb. Orders can be placed online at www.feedemsoup.org.
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Week 2: August 20 - Public Square becomes Germany
Fire and smoke filled the Cleveland sky as people desperately ran for their lives. But nobody was in any real danger. It was all for Hollywood as "The Avengers" production took a pyrotechnic turn.
Cameras rolled for the first time on E. 9th Street between Euclid and Prospect on Monday, August 15. Dozens of people excitedly sat on the side and cheered when taxi cabs started exploding and flipping into the air.
On the second day of filming, Captain America (a stunt double for Chris Evans) was in full costume fighting two bad guys on top of a car.
Thursday, August 18 brought one of the coolest scenes we've watched to date. Around 3:30 p.m., extras were running around E. 9th Street as a stunt man playing Captain America was blasted through a glass window. He landed on one of the vehicles below to a huge eruption of cheers from the crew and onlookers. Truly amazing!
Thor was spotted for the first time on Friday as he joined forces with Captain America. Meanwhile, crews set up shop on Chevrolet Blvd. in Parma for a few explosion shots.
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Temporal changes in gene expression induced by sulforaphane in human prostate cancer cells.
Prostate. 2009; (2): 181-90
Prostate cancer is thought to arise as a result of oxidative stresses and induction of antioxidant electrophile defense (phase 2) enzymes has been proposed as a prostate cancer prevention strategy. The isothiocyanate sulforaphane, derived from cruciferous vegetables like broccoli, potently induces surrogate markers of phase 2 enzyme activity in prostate cells in vitro and in vivo. To better understand the temporal effects of sulforaphane and broccoli sprouts on gene expression in prostate cells, we carried out comprehensive transcriptome analysis using cDNA microarrays.


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David Akers and Billy Cundiff will take their competition to Candlestick Park on Monday, according to head coach Jim Harbaugh.
The 49ers have yet to decide who will be the placekicker for their NFC Divisional-round playoff game against the Packers on Saturday evening. Harbaugh didn't announce a date when this competition will be decided.
"We have a leader in the clubhouse and we'll see that goes today and tomorrow," said Harbaugh. "It's good competition and we're working through it."
Akers made 29 of 42 field goal attempts in the regular season while Cundiff struggled with the Redskins making seven out of 12 before being released. Harbaugh said the leader of the kicking competition is based off of the last two weeks. Besides choosing the kicker, he said there were several other problems that will be addressed this week.
"We have some other issues that need to be fixed," said Harbaugh. "We got to shore up our protection. We've had too much penetration. We've had extra points tipped. We got split at the wing. There has to be an understand that that needs to improve as well. We've been working on it."
Harbaugh said he expects both kickers to stay on the 53-man roster throughout this week. He also opened up the idea that Akers and Cundiff could be on the 46-man active roster and suit up for the game.


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160K color with 4.3" TFT 480 x 272 Wide Screen
Built-in Storage
Language Interface
Languages support(English, Germany, Itanlan, Portuguese, Dutch, Spanish, French, Polish, Russian, Turkish, Dansk, Svenska, Chinese, Greek )
Built-in speaker or Ear Phone
TV system
Digital TV DVB-T MPEG-2
Built-in Lithium Rechargable battery 3.7v/1600mAh
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Power charged by DC 5V/2A Power Adapter
Battery Life
TV (2-3 hrs)
Approx. 136 x 74 x 15mm (L x W x H)
Features:- DVB-T MPEG-2 Digital TV Work in Europe and Australia
- 4.3" flat Screen, TFT 160K Color Screen
- 4GB Built-in Storage
- No file conversion is required, play video directly
- Your personal TV, Audio, Photo Player / Audio Recorder
- Plug and play hot swapping, easy to use
- FM Radio
- E-Book Reader
- Slim design
- Multi Languages support (English, Germany, Itanlan, Portuguese, Dutch, Spanish, French, Polish, Russian, Turkish, Dansk, Svenska, Chinese, Greek )
- Slim and Stylish Design
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- This is a Audio & Video Portable Media Player
- Enjoy your daily life with this Audio & Video Portable Media Player
- The 4GB MP4 Player features plug-and-play hot swapping, easy to use
- No file conversion is required, the Media MP4 Player plays video directly
- The Media MP4 Player features 4GB Built-in Storage, store all you want in it
- Multifunctional Media MP4 Player, makes you daily life more splendid
How to Choose a MP4 Player:
- Audio/Video Formats: If you want your player to support a specific format, check before you buy.Tips:
- Size and Shape: They come in various dimensions, including thick and thin. What dimensions do you want
- Expansion Slots: Such as Mini SD. Make sure the player supports the type of expansion card you want
- Display: How big do you want your screen, and in what resolution? A bigger screen takes up more space, and a higher resolution provides a clearer image
- Battery: Almost all players use rechargeable batteries, though the amount of time they last before the next recharge varies widely
- Memory: How much you get depends on how fast you get bored of songs, how frequently you want to have to download songs from your computer to the player, and how many songs you want to be able to choose from without transferring songs from your computer
MP4 Players Maintenance:
- Avoid using mp4 player in high-intensity magnetic field, high field, high temperature and moist situation
- Do not wet the USB port, or it will be oxidized
- Avoid shock, over shock will destroy the interior disks
- Do not keep the batteries in the mp3 player for long time (if it is powered by outer power source); the weeping of batteries will damage the player
- To avoid the performance of Li-Po battery decreasing, please keep full charge if without using it over 30days
- Trouble hearing the sound, please confirm whether the volume is turning on and the files are complete, for the damaged mp3 or wma files may make noise or even can not be play by the player
- Trouble downloading music, please confirm whether the USB line is good, the connection is correct and the player has available capacity
- Trouble connecting the player with the PC, check the USB connecting status
How to Troubleshoot an MP4 Digital Player:
- To load an MP4 file onto the player, you must have a way to connect the player either wirelessly or with a wire to the computer where the file resides. After the two are connected, right-click on the file and select "Copy." Then right-click on the folder for the MP4 player and select "Paste." You also may drag the files into the player icon. Use the "Sync" application in a program such as iTunes or Windows Media Player to move the file to the MP4 player
- If the audio or video quality is less than stellar, the problem might not be the player. Check the MP4 file by playing it on the computer. If the quality is still poor, the file may be corrupted or may have downloaded incorrectly. If you're using headphones, try listening without headphones to see if the audio improves, to see if the headphones are the problem
- If the computer does not recognize the MP4 player, check to see if there are any updates to the computer. If you are running Windows XP, check the Microsoft website to update to XP Service Pack 2
- If the battery is not lasting long enough, adjust the settings on the MP4 player to increase battery life. Set the screen to turn off when not in use, try to fast forward and reverse less frequently, and use lower-powered headphones
- If there are problems downloading files, make sure the computer and player are connected properly on both ends. Also, check the memory on the player to make sure it isn't full
How to Convert MP4 to MP3 in Windows Media Player:
- Download Windows Media Player to your system if you don't already have it installed. Windows Media Player can be downloaded for free at the Microsoft website (see Resources). Microsoft offers versions of Media Player in more than two dozen languages
- Launch Windows Media Player on your computer. Go to "Start>All Programs" and click on "Windows Media Player" in the list
- Open the MP4 file you want to convert in Windows Media Player. Go to the "File" menu, click "Open" and browse for the MP4 in the "Open" window that comes up. Double-click the MP4 file and it automatically begins playing in Media Player
- Return to the "File" menu and choose "Save As." When the "Save As" window opens, click into the box next to "File name" so that the cursor appears at the end of the file extension. Delete the "4" from the end of the extension and replace it with "3."
- Scroll down the "Folders" pane in the "Save As" window and choose the folder on the hard drive where you want to save the MP3. Press the "Save" button. A copy of the MP4 file saves into the folder you selected as an MP3 file
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Rita Judith (Lasecki) Ingvalsen, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, aunt, and friend, age 76.
Rita Judith (Lasecki) Ingvalsen, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, aunt, and friend, age 76.
Preceded in death by daughter Kimberly.
Survived by husband of 54 years, Clayton; children Mike, Martin (Nancy), Mitchell (Brenda), Jodi; and eight grandchildren, Kalie, Erika, Nicole, Melissa, Emily, Elizabeth, Clayton, Carter.
She had strong faith and gave her time freely to St. Thomas Aquinas. Retired USPS employee. She loved spending time with her family, gardening, baking, making jam, and was famous for her apple pie slices.
Mass of Christian Burial 11 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 20, at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, 920 Holley, St. Paul Park. Visitation 10-11 a.m. Tuesday at church. Inurnment church cemetery. Memorials to Stroke Center at University of Minnesota, Diabetes Foundation, or church.
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By Jordan Powell
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Heading into the 2011 Monster Energy Supercross season, Nick Paluzzi was not a household name. In his pro debut for the Muscle Milk/JGR/Yamaha team at Steel City last year, he earned an impressive seventh place overall in the highly competitive 450 class. However, his results in the last two National races weren't enough to convince manufacturers that he was in need of a ride. Finally, with two weeks to go before Anaheim 1, Paluzzi was approached by Bobby Regan to ride for DNA Shred Stix/Star Racing/Yamaha. After coming off a broken wrist during the off-season, the Southern California native had only seven days to adapt to his new bike. Then last Saturday night at the Angel Stadium, the young rookie turned a lot of heads. With a second place heat finish, and a ninth place finish in the main, Nick proved that this is where he belongs…
How was Anaheim 1?
Anaheim 1 went really well, and I couldn't have asked for anything better. We didn't really go into it with high expectations just because of my wrist injury, but it turned out to be a really good race.
You raced as a pro for the last two rounds of the 2010 AMA Lucas Oil Outdoor Nationals, but were the nerves different when you raced under the bright lights at Anaheim?
I definitely had some butterflies in my stomach, that's for sure. The whole day I was trying to stay calm and not let the nerves get the best of me, but when I walked through the tunnel and onto the track for the first time, it was kind of surreal. Everything from the fireworks show in the opening ceremonies, to the thousands of fans cheering everyone on during the races; this is something that I have dreamed about ever since I was a little kid. It's something that's kind of hard to explain, but it's also something that I will always remember and carry with me. When I lined up for my very first heat race, I felt the nerves starting to kick in the most. When I looked out to the packed stadium, it's something I've never seen when I was racing as an amateur. At times it was almost a little overwhelming with all of the noise coming from the crowd. I did my best to tune out the sound so that I could focus, and I think that it paid off.
Was it crazy lining up with guys like Josh Hansen, or was it crazier when you lined up with guys like Ryan Dungey at the last two Nationals?
It was pretty crazy in both classes. When I did the last two National races for Muscle Milk/JGR/Yamaha, I think that was craziest just because it was my first race as a pro. When I lined up with guys like Ryan Dungey and Kevin Windham, those are the guys that I grew up watching race. After that, though, those feelings did start to die down, and it was more about racing.
You said that since you were a little kid, your childhood dream was to race a Supercross race. Is it safe to say that's why you started racing?
Yeah, definitely! The whole Supercross experience is something that I have always wanted to do. To finally be out there and doing it, I mean, it's almost like a dream come true. I'm just going to try and do the best that I can, and we'll see where that takes me.
What a lot of people don't realize is that you were out for six weeks with a broken wrist. Prior to that, you were fresh out of the Amateur scene, and you only had about a month and a half of Supercross experience. Finally, a week before Supercross started you were released from the doctor and given a ride. How crazy was that for you to do as well as you did?
It's definitely crazy, and I can't thank the DNA Shred Stix/Star Racing/Yamaha team enough. Before I was even injured, I was having a hard time finding a ride. Things just weren't working out. I was just trying to stay positive about everything, and at one point I was thinking as racing as a privateer. As things started to get closer to Anaheim 1 I got a call from Bobby Regan, and I guess the rest is, well, history. I really can't thank them enough for the opportunity that they have given me. Bobby, Allan, Brad, and my mechanic Eric have helped me out so much. We only had about seven days of practice coming into A1. The whole team did a great job at getting the bike ready for me, and I feel really comfortable on it. We have a couple of things that we need to work on with my endurance, but things are just going to get better as the season progresses. As the series goes on, I think that we are all going to improve.
When you were injured, were you still able to train?
Yeah, when I was out for six weeks, I couldn't do much. But with the help from my trainer, Charles Dow, I was able to do a lot of lower-body workouts. I was always in the gym doing a lot of cardio, core, and leg workouts, and I think that helped me out a lot. The only thing is, I wasn't able to work out my upper body. So when I first started riding again, my cardio was pretty good, but since my upper body was kind of weak, my endurance wasn't the best it could be. We're working on that now, though, and I'm looking forward to making some more progress.
What are your expectations for Phoenix?
My expectations for Phoenix are to go into it with the same mindset that we had for Anaheim 1. I'm going to try and good starts again, and I want to be in the top 10 in the main event. I mean, starts are going to be key, and that's my number one goal. Hopefully all goes well, and I could put in the same performance as I did at Anaheim 1.
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37 dead, 30 injured in stampede at Hindu festival in overcrowded train station
ALLAHABAD, India (AP) — Anxious relatives were searching for missing family members Monday in a northern India city that is home to one of the world's largest religious gatherings, unsure if their loved ones were caught in a stampede that killed 37 people or had simply gotten lost among the tens of millions of pilgrims.
People thronged to the main hospital in Allahabad to see if their relatives were among 37 dead and 30 people injured in Sunday evening's stampede at the city's train station. Tens of thousands of people were in the station waiting to board a train when railway officials announced a last-minute change in the platform, triggering the chaos.
An estimated 30 million Hindus took a dip Sunday at the Sangam — the confluence of the Ganges, the Yamuna and the mythical Saraswati rivers — as part of the 55-day Kumbh Mela, or Pitcher Festival. Sunday was one of the holiest days to bathe.
People missing at the Kumbh Mela is the stuff of legend in India and at least a dozen films have been made on the theme. On Sunday, like most other days, volunteers and officials used loudspeakers to give details of children and elderly who were "found" on the river banks, having lost their families in the crowd.
It was unclear how many people were actually missing because of the stampede.
Witnesses blamed police action for the stampede.
"We heard an announcement that our train is coming on platform number 4 and when we started moving toward that platform through a footbridge, we were stopped. Then suddenly the police charged us with batons and the stampede started," passenger Shushanto Kumar Sen said.
"People started tumbling over one another and within no time I saw people, particularly women and children, being trampled over by others," Sen said.
Police denied they had used batons to control the crowd.
"It was simply a case of overcrowding. People were in a hurry to go back and there were not enough arrangements by the railway authorities," said Arun Kumar, a senior police officer. Continued...
Medical superintendent Dr. P. Padmakar of the main state-run hospital said 23 of the 37 people killed were women.
India's railway minister Pawan Kumar Bansal said an inquiry has been ordered into what led to the stampede. He said the railway station saw huge crowds of people wishing to return home after prayers on the river banks.
"There were just too many people on the platforms," Bansal told reporters.
The crowds overran the station, and women, children and old people were pushed aside as people rushed toward the trains. Railway officials said train services were suspended after the stampede, leading to further crowding of the station.
Indian television stations showed large crowds pushing and jostling at the train station as policemen struggled to restore order.
"There was complete chaos. There was no doctor or ambulance for at least two hours after the accident," an eyewitness told NDTV news channel.
Bansal said overcrowding at the station prevented medical teams from immediately reaching the injured.
Volunteers used stretchers to carry the injured to private vehicles which then ferried them to the hospital.
The crowding at the station was just as bad Monday, with tens of thousands waiting to catch trains home.
"We just want to get out of here. But the trains are delayed," said Sunita Devi, a middle-aged woman from neighboring Bihar state. Continued...
The auspicious bathing days of the Kumbh Mela are decided by the alignment of stars, and the most dramatic feature of the festival is the Naga sadhus — ascetics with ash rubbed all over their bodies, wearing only marigold garlands — leaping joyfully into the holy waters.
According to Hindu mythology, the Kumbh Mela celebrates the victory of gods over demons in a furious battle over nectar that would give them immortality. As one of the gods fled with a pitcher of the nectar across the skies, it spilled on four Indian towns: Allahabad, Nasik, Ujjain and Haridwar.
The Kumbh Mela is held four times every 12 years in those towns. Hindus believe that sins accumulated in past and current lives require them to continue the cycle of death and rebirth until they are cleansed. If they bathe at the Ganges on the most auspicious day of the festival, believers say they can rid themselves of their sins.
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Tuesday, 29 June 2010
June 29th: Galler Noix de Coco
Kcal 572 Fat 39.0g Fat(sats) 25.8g Carbs 50.4g (per 100.0g)
Thanks to the interest and requests expressed by ChocolateMission readers on my last review, the kind people at Galler (wesbite See HERE) have sent me along another batch of samples for me to work my way through. In that last Ballotin of Pralines post (See HERE), I was very complimentary of some of the white chocolate pieces within the selection, and many of you urged me to try review some of their filled white chocolate bars. In line with demand, Galler included this Noix de Coco offering and it came billed as 'white chocolate with a coconut filling'. On more than a few occasions I have mentioned that coconut is a massively under utilised ingredients nowadays. Manufacturers like Lindt have proven in the past that when it comes to pairing white chocolate and coconut together, the synergy created can be quite spectacular.
This bar came in a 70.0g form that was split in to four very hefty sized chunks. As I mentioned on my previous Piemontais review from this part of the Galler range, I loved the packaging. One of my family did comment that the yellow colour coded tab at the top made it look like a paint sample from a DIY store, but personally I think it is a nice way to differentiate the different varieties and I liked how the Galler branding was kept minimal in a very suave fashion. In terms of the chocolate, again the blocks were a little on the large side and I would have preferred the bar to be broken into smaller pieces. That minor gripe aside the blocks looked stunningly crafted and the little bits of coconut really stood out amongst the darker coloured filling.
Looking at the ingredients list the outer white chocolate was formed of just six ingredients, with the full cream milk powder and cocoa butter sitting just behind the lead constituent sugar. This clean looking ingredients list was translated nicely in the taste, with the white chocolate providing a crisp, creamy set of flavours as soon as it entered the mouth. The white chocolate melted at a just about the right melt in the mouth, and became increasingly louder in it's smooth, milky flavours as it did so. During the latter stages of the melt of the outer chocolate, a vanilla hint was detectable for a fleeting second, though it was quickly dominated by the utterly delicious flavours of the coconut centre. As the filling slowly warmed in the mouth, sweet hazelnut and cocoa flavours came to the party and quickly melted away leaving the rough pieces of dessicated coconut. When bit in to, the small specks of coconut delivered the most immense amount of creamy nut flavours, which lasted a great deal of time in the mouth for a long duration after consuming. What with the white chocolate and praline centre, the taste was pretty sweet so this wasn't a chocolate best consumed in large quantities. As an accompaniment for an after dinner coffee it has to be said this was nothing short of superb, I savoured all four blocks.
Overall this was another very fine chocolate from Galler who have no proven that they have expertise in all three milk, dark and white chocolate sectors. As good as the white chocolate exterior was, the really shining star for me with this product was the combination of the coconut and praline centre, which has to be said was totally amazing. The synergy created by the sweet hazelnut flavours and the crunchy dessicated coconut was very reminiscent of one of my favourite German chocolates the Romy Classic Cocos. The difference between these two bars was that this Galler Noix de Coco was coated in a delicious layer of white chocolate, which was a very fitting choice for the richer tasting nut filling. If you are a fan of white chocolate and coconuts then I can't see any reason why you wouldn't get a great deal of satisfaction from this offering. Given the standard of this bar I can't wait to try my next Galler chocolate!
8.4 out of 10
24 comments:
You really rate their white chocolate don't you?
I still haven't ever seen any of Galler's products on sale before. I think I might have to buy some online, I'm getting sorely tempted. - June 29, 2010
Mmmmm coconut and white chocolate is a lovely combination.
I have never understood why there has never been a white chocolate bounty. I think it would be well successful.
Rxxx - June 29, 2010
Praline and coconut in the same filling? Sounds like a beautiful thing to me. Nice review.
- June 29, 2010
galler are scoring almost/if not higher than Hotel chocolat. Who would you say is the better brand? I know that is a hard question but if you could only give one away as a present which would it be?
- June 29, 2010
If this had been dark or milk chocolate rather than white it would of had appealed to me far more.
I don't dislike white chocolate at all but I always find that milk or dark chocolates have more flavour and are less sweet. - June 29, 2010
- Nigel said...
I really fancy this Jim. I have just got in to drinking coconut milk of all things. I can't get enough of the stuff, it's especially nice and refreshing in weather like we are having at the moment.
- June 29, 2010
It's great to see that Galler are sending you more things Jim. I have been wanting to see what you make of some of their filled chocolates (Please review the pistachio one).
I'm not sure I would ever but this coconut flavour. I don't dislike it or anything but it isn't a favourite thing of mine either. - June 29, 2010
I just looked at the Galler site and I'm unsure as to whether £2.50 for each bar is excessive.
Had I not seen this review I wouldn't of even contemplated it. Your words of wisdom are making me think again though, it does sound pretty tasty lol. - June 29, 2010
I'm not sure about that filling it looks a bit grainy in your picture. I don't think I have ever come to terms with the texture of coconut. I don't like the way it is both soft and crunchy.
I hope you don't think I'm weird lol. I don't mind the flavours its just the texture of it.
Dx - June 29, 2010
Great review Jim thank you. I think I might buy some of these Galler bars for my sisters birthday. She loves white chocolate.
- June 29, 2010
I had my first galler chocolates the other day and they were gorgeous. I bought a few of their pralines for myself and my partner. We thought they were some of the best chocolates we have ever had. That is saying quite something, we love our chocolates lol.
- June 29, 2010
Are these chocolates made in Belgium or is the company just from there? So many companies cheekily pass off their chocolates as higher quality just because their company was founded in Belgium.
- June 29, 2010
One of my family did comment that the yellow colour coded tab at the top made it look like a paint sample from a DIY store
Lol I knew it reminded me of something :) That did make me giggle.
I'm not to sure about the sound of this one. I like white chocolate and praline but I've never been that sure about coconut. - June 29, 2010
- Gareth said...
I happen to have a book about becoming an entrepreneur in Belgium and there is an interview in there with Monsieur Galler who talks about his experiences setting up the firm. He seems nice and apparently it was the bars which were the innovative part of his range! He really did start from nothing, and is indeed Belgian.
- June 29, 2010
This sounds nice but I would have liked it to have been milk chocolate as opposed to the white.
One thing I have to say is that their chocolates always look really cool in your photos. They look so neatly made. - June 29, 2010
If this wasn't white chocolate this is a flavour i would be looking to try. Shame. I bet it would be exceptional with a coating of dark chocolate.
- June 29, 2010
- Karen said...
The best white chocolate I have ever tasted is the Ritter Sport one that has hazelnuts in it. I haven't ever tried one that is coconut flavoured.
I had my first wispa duo yesterday. I wish they had chosen something more exciting to make like a picnic duo. - June 29, 2010
Thanks for another brilliant review Jim. I'm yet to buy any Galler chocolates but I'm seriosuly starting to contemplate doing so for a few birthdays I have coming up.
I do like your posts about more common chocolates that I can buy easily but hearing about these fancier companies is also rather cool. - June 29, 2010
I'm still really put off by the price. 2.50 for a single bar sounds awfully excessive if you ask me. Thats near enough saying that this should be five times better than an average mars bar, which it clearly can't be.
- June 29, 2010
This sounds lovely. I always like to see a white chocolate bar done well. I agree about coconut, it doesn't get used enough but it's so tasty! Although dessicated coconut can be a bit annoying, maybe that's why? I prefer the softer sweeter coconut like you get in Bounty bars.
- June 29, 2010
This looks delicious. It's certainly one I would give a go.
@Richard you wouldn't buy it everyday though would you. I think a Mars bar and this Galler bar are completely different things altogether. You would never pay over two quid a day for a chocolate bar but for a special occasion it justifies the price by the sounds of it. - June 29, 2010
- Julie said...
You should consider working for these guys jim you sure do a job promoting their products. I'm not disbelieving you are or anything, I can't comment on that because I have never tried it. It's just you go in to such detail describing how nice it tastes.
- June 29, 2010
- Jim said...
All the white chocolates I have tried from thus far have been awesome. There are more of them coming up on the site in the next few weeks so keep a look out.
A white chocolate Bounty? I have never seen or heard of one of those before. It would be a great to see one made.
Indeed it was a grand idea pairing both of them together. I certainly approved of it anyway.
They are too similar but different brands if you get me. Comparing one with the other is very hard to be honest.
I would probably go with Hotel Chocolat most of the time because I think the slabs are more interesting visually.
I think a lot of people prefer milk or dark chocolate over white. You certainly wouldn't be alone.
Coconut milk!? That is very random. I have started using it in cooking recently to make Thai Curries. If you like that sort of thing I would suggest you give it a go. Chilled coconut is indeed wonderful in weather like this.
Which pistachio one were you thinking of? If it is the white chocolate one you are going to be in luck.
I don't think the price is at all excessive myself. Like someone has handily pointed out - it's not as if you would pay it everyday would you. As a treat every now and them I think they are very fairly priced.
Na thats not weird at all. I can understand not liking the grittyness ... it does feel a little unnatural with the smooth melting chocolate I will give you that.
If she likes white chocolate Galler are ccertainly worth a look at. Alteratively you could try Hotel Chocolat. They also make some stunning white chocolate.
Was it their ballontin of pralines by any chance? I reviewed they a while back. Some of the praline chocolates I had from their were some of the best I have ever had.
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They are made in Belguim I believe. Trust me these aren't Belgian imitators.
The packaging looks class in my opinion. I get what my family meant about the paint colour code things but I think it is a good way to distinguish the flavours in the range.
What book would that be chap? I woul ne interested in reading it. It would be so cool to learn how he went about setting up his company. If you could post me a link to it that would be awesome.
You aren't the first to say that today chap. They also do alot of their bars in milk ad dark chocolate varieties so it's worth taking a look at the site.
See what I said to Duncan above ... well worth checking the site to see if they do a milk/dark variation.
The Wispa duo is a bit of a pathetic one isn't it. There was ample oppertunity for them to try something different. I agree about the Ritter Sport White Hazelnut it is pretty damn tasty.
Good to see you appreciate these type of reviews aswell. I try make it an even mix between premiuim and standard market offerings. Its a tough balance. - June 29, 2010
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Of course it isn't five times better than a Mars bar but that isn't the point is it. Say you wanted to treat yourself ... which woudl you go for? Say you wanted to treat a friend or a partner? Which would you buy them? A mars bar or this Galler bar????
If you say Mars bar I'm glad I don't know you haha.
We have been saying this for a long while now haven't we (coconut not being used enough!!).
One of the bars I am really annoyed about never reviewing is the Ritter Sport Cocos ... that had a coconut creme centre so would have avoided the gritty feel of the dessicated stuff.
I don't think £2.50 is even THAT premiuim when you consider the bars are 70.0g in size aswell. I think people are forgetting that.
I think that is a compliment!? I'm going to take it as one anyway :D
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It's almost the year anniversary of Charles Bronson's death and I'm still mourning the loss. I've got it bad for Charles Bronson. But here's the question: where will I find anyone like him? Could there be a Charles Bronson in our century? And in the world of film, Bronson as superstar? Doubtful. Though Sean Penn aptly cast him in The Indian Runner, Bronson's a man from a different, more complex time in movies. The 1920-born toughie of Lithuanian heritage, former coal-miner, and World War II B-29 tail-gunner was — and always has been — an unusual movie star. It's odd to think that this real-life bad boy entered the Pasadena Playhouse and eventually wound up in TV and movies, usually as an ethnic ruffian. He played the lead in Roger Corman's Machine Gun Kelly and was dazzling in The Magnificent Seven and The Dirty Dozen, but he left America for a popular career in, of course, Europe — that continent that seems to understand our offbeat talents and strengths better than we do.
Looking at Bronson as the simultaneously beautiful and grotesque versions of true Americana (just like film noir, Jerry Lewis and Mickey Rourke), he was called in France le sacre monstre and in Italy Il Brutto. Not even the talented and inarguably good-looking Benicio Del Toro gets that kind of serious worldwide cred. But critics and moviegoers found Bronson sexy — a craggy-yet-exotic animal of brains and brawn. After European acclaim, he gained mass appeal in America, particularly with Death Wish and other pictures of varied quality. But pictures aside, the guy is one hot hombre, especially when appearing in a director I like to call my own personal pornographer—Sergio Leone (the feelings Lee Van Cleef's Angel Eyes gives me in The Good, the Bad and the Ugly can only be described as rape fantasy, but that's an entirely different column...).
In Once Upon a Time in the West, Bronson's entrance as "Harmonica" was vital to his career (and, when looking at the harmonica holding Bronson scored to the melancholic, poignant theme by Ennio Morricone it must have served as inspiration for Tarantino's flute packing Bill in both Volumes of Kill Bill). Thanks to Leone's tight close-ups of that rocky, gorgeous, squinty-eyed face, Bronson needn't speak a word for the audience to understand that this man has had some experience in life. Experience no other actor or man probably has today. Vengeance will be his (and soon iconic) and for this girl, a serious turn-on.
Watching a real man kill people on film is an exciting pleasure we've lost in this metrosexual world. Sure, guys can try to be cool and some pull it off, but other than old timer ex-cons or Jack White (who had the incredibly correct response of beating the shit out of someone who deserved it—"sassy" indie rockers never see real cold cocks coming), there's rarely anything palatable in male violence anymore. And you ask—is violence palatable? Well, to me, in movies certainly, especially when I watch Takeshi "Beat" Kitano. Yes, I know…that's just the movies, but aside from catching the occasional homeless guys outside my window bitch slap each other and push over shopping carts (and there's nothing fun in that) where else am I going to see bruisers going at it? Maybe if I dated Tom Sizemore. But I certainly don't want to get knocked around like Heidi Fleiss (he should have handled it like that other hunk-o-man brilliance--Lee Marvin, when Angie Dickinson loses her shit in Point Blank). And though I admire Sizemore as an actor, I fear Tom Sizemore eats babies. I want Bronson—and to be reserved for another crush discussion, the late Warren Oates.
I drive through Los Angeles, observing men in convertible BMW's (men should not drive new convertibles) who hold the ridiculous notion that rich equals tough. Really? I would like to see them shake their fist at Bronson if he cut them off in traffic. There's also the wealthy "hipster" fellow—like the middle-aged dweeb I saw poolside at the Mondrian Hotel sporting a brand-spanking-new Ramones tee-shirt while hollering on his cell phone. Yeah, so punk rock. Then there's the slouched-over Silverlake White Belt Brigade with Vegan iron deficiency. "Boys" of indeterminate age clutching satchels of artwork or various creative writing/journal "jeremiads." It's enough to make a girl get a gun. Not to turn on myself but them: "Give me your chick car convertible, hand over the cell phone and take off that fucking white belt! Now!" Then, run off with the loot and promptly fantasize about aiding Bronson as he busts Robert Duvall out of a Mexican Prison in the movie Breakout.
I know he's an actor and was apparently, a gentle man, so I'm not saying I would ever think Bronson thuggish and I don't desire an asshole. I don't yearn for vein bulging hot-heads—which explains my wild attraction for Steve Buscemi, Tony Blankley (the Oliver-Reed-ish Washington Times writer on The McLaughlin Group--Dear God, if he asked me out, my head would fill with the song "Oh-Oh-Oh, its magic you know") and that impish bombardment of walking sex appeal, Jack Black. Real "toughs" don't have to go around threatening people—they know they can knock someone's block off. Or they can handle a sticky situation with a first-class, bemused Blankley barb. Or better yet, a Vince Vaughn-ism (a comic genius by the way--in his '70s gear in Starsky and Hutch I witnessed my dream boyfriend). If they must fight, they'll pull a Ray Liotta in Goodfellas (another mad, mad crush), when he marches across the street and pistol whips that preppy loser for attempting to violate his girl. But it's the confidence they carry that's so stimulating. The last time I saw this particular confidence was at a gas station outside of Portland, Oregon where some grizzled Sonny Barger clone pumped my gas. I also most recently witnessed it at a Goodwill here in L.A. where the guy ringing up my items resembled Richard Ramirez to the point of alarm (you're not supposed to find The Night Stalker hot, but…).
So back to Bronson— there's something about that mysterious, rough face, that sweat-stained swagger that makes him so infinitely watchable, so extraordinarily fascinating and so exceptionally attractive. Bronson's just so believably crusty, believably good-willed and believably virile that his grizzled face was made for both the big screen and specific female fantasy. You'd think he'd play sleazy after all these years but he doesn't — there's a core of goodness to the sexy beast that makes it understandable why women like myself got all hot and bothered over this foxy/ugly hombre. His wife Jill Ireland certainly found him exciting: She had seven children with him. Bronson is sadly gone, but...Tony Blankley--are you reading this?


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But what happens when all of this spills over into the world of business IT? We used to talk about "Mac creep" taking place in different parts of the organisation as users made unilateral decisions, independently of IT, to acquire Apple via local budgets or expense accounts. More recently, with the iPhone, it seems less of a creep and more of explosion - at least that's the perception, as Apple handhelds are apparently getting hooked up to corporate Exchange and Domino servers across the world. There is then the iPad, which comes out of the box almost begging to be hooked into the corporate network.
Many people are so taken with Apple kit that they naturally want to bring it into the workplace or persuade their organisations to "go Apple" in preference to Microsoft, Nokia and other corporate incumbents. It's the most prominent example of the consumerisation of IT in action.
What's not to like? After all, if users get the kit they want, they are more likely to make full use of it for business advantage, aren't they? And if they are willing to spend their own money to acquire it, that's even better, isn't it?
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Its not a personal attack on your intelligence as a lot of people I have worked with are reasonably tech savy and would quite easily be able to handle a PC / MAC / Whatever without killing it. In my 12 years experience if the normal users are not locked down they will do something wrong intentionally or not and the majority are not those tech savy types.. This then causes a lot more work for IT the departments, which only seem to get smaller in size.
Does the machine allow you to do your work? I assume yes then what is the problem? You cannot install xyz player you want? Have you even thought about compatibility issues and the increase in support needed to open up a lot of the settings?
I do agree that not allowing to font smoothing is a bit to far. The only thing I can think of there is that it may break an internal app?
The openness the article was talking about is open standards. Not corporate policies.
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